WWE 24/7 Championship

WWE 24/7 Championship
The 24/7 Championship belt
Details
Promotion	WWE
Date established	May 20, 2019
Date retired	November 9, 2022
Statistics First champion(s) Titus O'Neil Final champion(s) Nikki Cross Most reigns R-Truth (54 reigns)[a] Longest reign Reggie (1st reign, 112 days) Shortest reign Tucker (1st reign, 4 seconds) Oldest champion Pat Patterson (78 years, 184 days) Youngest champion Bad Bunny (26 years, 342 days) Heaviest champion The Revival (Scott Dawson and Dash Wilder) (446 lb (202 kg) combined) Lightest champion Alexa Bliss (102 lb (46 kg))

The WWE 24/7 Championship was a professional wrestling championship created and promoted by the American promotion WWE. It was a tertiary championship open to anyone—regardless of gender or WWE employment status—and carried the special rule that it could be defended "24/7", as in any time, anywhere, as long as a WWE referee was present. Because of this rule, the championship was available to all of WWE's brand divisions: their two main roster brands, Raw and SmackDown, and their developmental brand, NXT; at the time the championship was established, WWE promoted five brands, two of which were dissolved in 2022—205 Live and NXT UK.

The title was similar to the WWE Hardcore Championship (1998–2002), which also had a 24/7 rule. This rule could be temporarily suspended by an authority figure, usually done during a scheduled title defense or non-title matches that involved the champion. Due to this rule, title changes often occurred outside of regular shows, with videos posted on the promotion's website and social media accounts. Many title changes were also done as humorous segments during televised shows.

The title was unveiled by Mick Foley on the May 20, 2019, episode of Monday Night Raw, where Titus O'Neil from Raw became the inaugural champion. The final champion was Nikki Cross, also from Raw. She had won the title on the November 7, 2022, episode of Raw and then afterwards backstage, discarded the championship as trash. WWE subsequently retired the title on November 9.
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