Kemo
12-27-2019, 09:13 PM
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In the short history of the Smackdown Women’s Championship, nobody has held the title for more combined days than the current champion Bayley has. Bayley has surpassed Becky Lynch’s previously held record of 216 combined days as champion with today being the 217th day Bayley has spent with the title.
Bayley’s time spent with the title has been spread out amongst 2 reigns while Lynch has held the title on 3 separate occasions.
Smackdown Women’s Championship Combined Days As Champion Statistics
Bayley 2x 217+ days as champion.
Becky Lynch 3x 216 days as champion.
Charlotte Flair 5x 193 days as champion.
Naomi 2x 149 days as champion.
Carmella 1x 131 days as champion.
Alexa Bliss 2x 110 days as champion.
Asuka 1x 100 days as champion.
Natalya 1x 86 days as champion.
Bayley’s two reigns with the Smackdown Women’s Championship both came in 2019. She won the title for the first time at the Money in the Bank pay-per-view in Hartford Connecticut on May 19th this year. She would then lose the title to Charlotte Flair at the Hell in a Cell pay-per-view from Sacramento this October but then won it back on Smackdown just 5 days later.
In the short history of the Smackdown Women’s Championship, nobody has held the title for more combined days than the current champion Bayley has. Bayley has surpassed Becky Lynch’s previously held record of 216 combined days as champion with today being the 217th day Bayley has spent with the title.
Bayley’s time spent with the title has been spread out amongst 2 reigns while Lynch has held the title on 3 separate occasions.
Smackdown Women’s Championship Combined Days As Champion Statistics
Bayley 2x 217+ days as champion.
Becky Lynch 3x 216 days as champion.
Charlotte Flair 5x 193 days as champion.
Naomi 2x 149 days as champion.
Carmella 1x 131 days as champion.
Alexa Bliss 2x 110 days as champion.
Asuka 1x 100 days as champion.
Natalya 1x 86 days as champion.
Bayley’s two reigns with the Smackdown Women’s Championship both came in 2019. She won the title for the first time at the Money in the Bank pay-per-view in Hartford Connecticut on May 19th this year. She would then lose the title to Charlotte Flair at the Hell in a Cell pay-per-view from Sacramento this October but then won it back on Smackdown just 5 days later.