// The 411 Wrestling Top 5: Most Important World Title Changes
The 411 Wrestling Top 5 06.22.11: Week 131 – Most Important World Title ChangesPosted by Larry Csonka on 06.22.2011
From Steve Austin defeating Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania 14 and Hulk Hogan beating the Iron Sheik in MSG to Shane Douglas throwing down the NWA Title and more, the 411 staff ranks the five most important world title changes! Check out the full article to see what title changes made their lists!
Hello everyone and welcome to 411 Wrestling's Top 5 List. What we are going to is take a topic each week and all the writers here on 411 wrestling will have the ability to give us their Top 5 on said topic, plus up to three honorable mentions. Most of our topics will be based on recent events in the Wrestling World, looking at those events that make us think of times past. 5. Chris Jericho wins the WWF and World (WCW) Championships, December 9, 2001 - chris Jericho will always go down in history as the man who unified the WWF and WCW championships, even if the WCW name was gone from the title by that time. Jericho defeated both The Rock and Steve Austin in two successive matches. This unification is still part of the current WWE Championship lineage, and represented the final nail in the coffin for the history of WCW. Ironically, that final nail was a match between Jericho & Austin, two men that Eric Bischoff felt couldn't draw as world champions. 4. CM Punk wins the ROH World Championship, June 18, 2005 - CM Punk signed with the WWE in early 2005, and June 18 was to be his final night with Ring of Honor. He would presumably challenge then champion Austin Aries, lose, and head to OVW for his developmental stint. Except something crazy (yet planned, of course) happened—he won. This sparked The Summer of Punk, which lasted all of two months but gained ROH a tremendous amount of publicity in the wrestling world, leading then to their first profitable year (2005) and finally pulling the company out of the hole it was thrown into when original owner Rob Feinstein was nabbed in a sting operation. Not only was it a brilliant booking move, it likely saved a company that may not have survived the year. 3. Jim Herd strips Ric Flair of the NWA World Heavyweight Championship, July 1, 1991 - WCW was a corporate entity owned by Ted Turner dating back to 1988, but their championships were always branded as NWA Championships.
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