New WWE Women’s Championship Belts To Be Introduced For Raw And Smackdown In 2023

Jun 13, 2023

New WWE Women's Championship Titles are on their way to Raw and Smackdown programming under the creative leadership of Triple H. Since taking things over, the WWE Chief Content Officer has introduced a couple of new championship belts to revamp things in the male roster. Now, it's time to shake things up in the female roster of the company.

According to the reports of Xero News, Triple H is looking forward to introducing the new WWE Women's Championship belts. Both these titles will get new names as they will be the top title on Raw and Smackdown.

Word is also there that the current plans call for removing the RAW and SmackDown names from the respective championships. It will thus eradicate the issue of swapping the championships if the champions get drafted to different brands.

A similar situation has occurred following the 2023 edition of Draft where the SmackDown Women's Champion Rhea Ripley was picked by the RAW roster while the-then RAW Women's Champion Bianca Belair was drafted to SmackDown. Currently, that title is held by Asuka and she's also from Smackdown.

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In more updates, the new names for the two upcoming title belts will be WWE World Women's Championship and WWE Women's Championship. Thus, the future title belts will be similar to their male counterpart belts.

The WWE World Women's Championship will be a similar version of the WWE World Heavyweight Championship belt (currently held by Seth Rollins) with a white strap while The WWE Women's Championship will be the same version of the new Undisputed WWE Universal Championship (currently held by Roman Reigns) with a white strap.

As seen on the latest episode of Smackdown, Triple H presented Roman Reigns with the new Undisputed WWE Universal Championship. With that move, he retired the previous WWE Championship belt and the Universal Championship belt. Just a week before this unveiling, Seth Rollins defeated AJ Styles at the Night of Champions in Saudi Arabia to become the first World Heavyweight Champion in the modern generation.

Going by current updates, these two title belts weren't the only belts that were in the pipeline in WWE's creative plans. New WWE Women's Championship belts are coming and we hope these will also revamp things in the female roster.

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