SWA World Championship

The title was created on May 21, 2016, during Stardom's three-day European tour, as the flagship title for a newly established international alliance called the Stardom World Association (SWA) (スターダム・ワールド・アソシエーション, Sutādamu Wārudo Asoshiēshon).^[1][5] Promotions in the alliance include Stardom, British Empire Wrestling (BEW), the French Association Biterroise de Catch (ABC), the Mexican Women Wrestling Stars (WWS) and the Spanish Revolution Championship Wrestling (RCW).^[6] Like most professional wrestling championships, the title is won as a result of a scripted match. The rules of the championship state that only wrestlers from countries other than the reigning champion can challenge it. For example, as long as the title had a Japanese champion, no other Japanese wrestler could challenge for it.^[7] On the same date, Io Shirai became the inaugural champion after defeating Toni Storm in the tournament finals.^[1]

On September 17, 2020, the championship was vacated after the previous titleholder, Jamie Hayter, was unable to travel to Stardom due to COVID-19 restrictions.^[8] On September 17, Bea Priestley won the title by defeating Momo Watanabe.^[9] On January 8, 2022, Syuri vacated the title due to being a triple champion and to focus on the World of Stardom Championship and the Goddesses of Stardom Championship.^[10] Thekla won the vacant title after defeating Mina Shirakawa.^[11] On November 3, Mayu Iwatani relinquished the title in order to pursue after the newly established IWGP Women's Championship.^[12] The title was subsequently abandoned and never mentioned again.

Over the title's six-year history, there were nine reigns between nine wrestlers and three vacancies. Io Shirai was the inaugural champion. Toni Storm had the longest reign at 612 days while also having the most defenses, with 15 times. Bea Priestley had the shortest at 43 days. Syuri was the oldest champion at 31 years old, while Storm was the youngest at 20 years old. Mayu Iwatani was the final champion.