🏆 Championship Ratings

The Basics

• Like Wrestler Ratings, each Championship starts at 100.00
• Above-average matches gain points and below-average ones lose them
• The current rating is a big factor: the higher the Championship Rating, the harder it is to gain points
• Matches under five minutes, dark matches or pre-show/buy-in matches do not count
• If the title is not defended in an eligible match for 6 weeks, the title becomes inactive — but when it re-enters, it remembers its rating

How Championship & Wrestler Ratings Work Together

Championship Ratings and Wrestler Ratings work in tandem. The CR acts as an amplifier to the overall points gain or loss for wrestlers:

• A Championship Rating over 100 in a points gain for wrestlers adds to this gain — showing the prestige of the title
• But losses are also exaggerated — reflecting the importance of a championship match

Exploring the Data

For each championship, click on the row to expand and see more detailed stats including:

• Highest and lowest Championship Rating (for current reign and all-time)
• Highest and lowest rated matches from Cagematch
• Which wrestlers have competed the most for that title overall
• Average rating, highest rating and number of matches for each competitor