XAWA International Championship

The XAWA International Championship is a second-tier title owned by XAWA. It is the secondary title of the XAWA, formed out of a merger between the XAWA United States Championship and XAWA Intercontinental Championship belts.

Origin
The belt was borne from the merger of the two other secondary titles, the Intercontinental and United States championships.

XAWA United States Championship
The United States Championship was the original secondary title in XAWA. Shade was the first man to become United States champion, though he would lose the title shortly thereafter when he briefly left the organization. The belt made history at Highway to Hell in 2011 when it was the first title belt to be defended in a Ladder match.

XAWA Intercontinental Championship
The Intercontinental Championship appeared halfway through the 2011 season. Kristian Sane was the first to become Intercontinental Champion.

Merger
The belts were merged together in early 2012 during a rivalry between Shade and Adrian Hollow. When the belt was combined, Shade became the first person to hold that belt. He would lose it shortly thereafter to Hollow.

Reigns
Main article: List of XAWA International Champions

The XAWA International Championship was introduced in 2012 when the United States and Intercontinental Championships merged. The inaugural champion was Shade, and there have been 10 different champions. The longest reigning champion is The Ogre, who held it for 189 days. The shortest reigning champion is Adrian Hollow, who officially held the belt in his second reign for 2 and a half minutes. The youngest champion is Adrian Hollow, who won the title at age 19. The oldest champion is El Loco Rojo, who held the belt at age 34. Cyrus Mason and Deacon Storm have both held the title the most times with four. The current champion is Will Smith, in his first reign, having defeated El Loco Rojo and Nightmare in a triple threat match at Highway to Hell.