WHEI Women's World Championship

the WHEI Women's World Championship with the default side plates

The **WHEI Women's World Championship** is a women's professional wrestling world championship created and promoted by War Hawks Entertainment Inc. on the SmackDown brand. It is one of three women's singles championships for WHEI's roster. Alongside the WHEI Women's Universal Championship on the Raw brand and the LWL Leading Lady Championship on the LWL brand. The current champion is Charlotte Flair who is in her first reign.

The title was introduced in Season 2 as a replacement for the WHEI Diva's Championship that SmackDown had been using previously as its women's championship. the title had been retired in April of 2016 and this title introduced following the reintroduction of the brand split. While its Raw counterpart follows the original's lineage this one follows the history of the Diva's championship that it replaced. Where as with the real life Raw title followed both as the two had been unified in real life.

Unlike its Raw counterpart the title has main evented *SmackDown Live* once. Which was a Last Woman Standing Match between then Champion Nightingale and Kenz (formerly of WatchGirlsPlay) which was won by the latter.

## History

When the brand split was reintroduced in real life toward the end of season one and this title was introduced shortly thereafter it was decided to follow real life. That meant that the WHEI Diva's Championship which had been used as the women's championship on the SmackDown brand had to be retired. Along with all of the other previous championships save the WWE and United States titles. Ironman prefered these titles more as they looked better in his opinion and therefore looked more like the championships they were supposed to be.

The title, as the name suggests, has been the primary women's title for the SmackDown brand throughout seasons two and three. Although toward the end of season two and the first week of season three all titles appeared on all 3 brands. This was to help toward the build to SummerSlam, in both cases.

For the fresh start with new game, while the title is a continuation of the previous championship, the title was renamed to make it none exclusive. Meaning it can be traded between any brand.

## Championship belt design

The championship, like its Raw counterpart, is designed very similarly to the men's world championships, with a few notable differences. The strap is white, and smaller to fit the champion. The centerplate is still a large cutout of the WWE logo (encrusted with diamonds) inside a large irregular heptagonal plate. However the background is blue rather than red to indicate its exclusivity to the SmackDown Brand. With "Women's Champion" in small font along the bottom edges of the plate.

The side plates are also the same as the male championships, with a square plate encrusted with diamonds and rubies. With a smaller circular indentation for the removable plate, the globe for the plate is also blue instead of red. Also like the other women's and world championships the side plates can be removed and replaced with the champion's logo for customization in lieu of a nameplate.