The NWA International Junior Heavyweight Championship started in 1979. It was formed by a split in lineage from the NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship caused by the retirement of champion Nelson Royal the same year. The first champion, Steve Keirn, was recognized as World champion only by Florida, Los Angeles, and New Japan Pro-Wrestling. This version was eventually taken to the latter promotion by Tatsumi Fujinami, who already held the WWF Junior Heavyweight Championship.
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| - NWAインターナショナル・ジュニアヘビー級王座 (ja)
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| - NWAインターナショナル・ジュニアヘビー級王座は、かつてNWA内の反主流派と呼ばれていたプロモーターが創設した王座。 (ja)
- The NWA International Junior Heavyweight Championship started in 1979. It was formed by a split in lineage from the NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship caused by the retirement of champion Nelson Royal the same year. The first champion, Steve Keirn, was recognized as World champion only by Florida, Los Angeles, and New Japan Pro-Wrestling. This version was eventually taken to the latter promotion by Tatsumi Fujinami, who already held the WWF Junior Heavyweight Championship. (en)
- O NWA International Junior Heavyweight Championship começou em 1979. Ele foi formado por uma separação na linhagem do causada pela primeira reforma do campeão no mesmo ano.O primeiro campeão, Steve Keirn, foi reconhecido como campeão mundial em , Los Angeles, e na New Japan Pro Wrestling. Esta versão foi eventualmente levada mais tarde para a promoção por , que já era o WWF Junior Heavyweight Championship. (pt)
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| - The NWA International Junior Heavyweight Championship started in 1979. It was formed by a split in lineage from the NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship caused by the retirement of champion Nelson Royal the same year. The first champion, Steve Keirn, was recognized as World champion only by Florida, Los Angeles, and New Japan Pro-Wrestling. This version was eventually taken to the latter promotion by Tatsumi Fujinami, who already held the WWF Junior Heavyweight Championship. In 1981, champion Chavo Guerrero Sr. left NJPW to go back to the United States, only to come back to Japan under the banner of All Japan Pro Wrestling, where a year later, it was renamed the International Junior Heavyweight Championship to avoid confusion and (along with being given a new belt design) in general line with AJPW's NWA titles. The championship became the cornerstone of AJPW's junior heavyweight division until its eventual replacement by the World Junior Heavyweight Championship, which kept the belt design until 2017. In March 2007, after over two decades of inactivity, Toryumon Mexico reactivated the championship, using the belt that was used prior to November 1982. (en)
- NWAインターナショナル・ジュニアヘビー級王座は、かつてNWA内の反主流派と呼ばれていたプロモーターが創設した王座。 (ja)
- O NWA International Junior Heavyweight Championship começou em 1979. Ele foi formado por uma separação na linhagem do causada pela primeira reforma do campeão no mesmo ano.O primeiro campeão, Steve Keirn, foi reconhecido como campeão mundial em , Los Angeles, e na New Japan Pro Wrestling. Esta versão foi eventualmente levada mais tarde para a promoção por , que já era o WWF Junior Heavyweight Championship. Em 1981 o campeão Chavo Guerrero Sr. saiu da NJPW para voltar para os Estados Unidos da América, só para voltar para o Japão sob a bandeira da All Japan Pro Wrestling, que mudaram o nome para International Junior Heavyweight Championship para evitar confusões para (além de ser dado um novo design do título) em linha geral, com títulos da NWA na AJPW. O campeonato tornou-se o pilar da até que eventualmente foi substituído pelo , que manteve o design do título. (pt)
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