5★ Championship

5★ Championship 	5★ Championship 	 	
 	 	 	
Details 	Details 	 	
Promotion 	5 Star Wrestling 	 	
Date established 	January 13, 2016 	 	
Current champion(s)	Kid Lykos II 	 	
Date won 	January 3, 2024 	 	
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First champion(s) 	John Morrison 	 	
Most reigns 	All champions (1 reign) 	 	
Longest reign 	John Morrison (757 days) 	 	
Shortest reign 	Jake Hager (40 days) 	 	
Heaviest champion 	Jake Hager (275 lb (125 kg)) 	 	
Lighest champion 	Kid Lykos II (165 lb (75 kg))	 	
The 5 Star (5★) Championship is a professional wrestling world championship created and promoted by the British promotion 5 Star Wrestling. The title was established in 2016 and was the highest ranked men's championship in the company. The title is now the top championship in the developmental territory of British Championship Wrestling.
==Title history==
Reign 	The reign number for the specific champion listed
Location	The city in which the title was won
Event 	The event promoted by the respective promotion in which the title was won
+ 	Indicates the current reign is changing daily
No.	Wrestler 	Reign	Date 	Days held 	Location 	Event 	Notes
1 	John Morrison	1 	January 13, 2016	757 	Newcastle upon Tyne, England	UK Tour 	Defeated A.J. Styles to become the inaugural champion.
2 	Jake Hager 	1 	February 8, 2018	40 	Newcastle upon Tyne, England	Live from Newcastle 	
— 	Deactivated 	— 	March 20, 2018 	— 	— 	— 	Deactivated when the promotion closed down.
3 	Kid Lykos II 	1 	January 4, 2024 	Derby, England	5 Star Wrestling 	Defeated Jesse Dynamite, Jack Landers, George Lydon, Colton Davis and Danny Williams in a ladder match to revive the title.