Title Changes On This Day in Wrestling (June 24th)

WWE Vengeance 2007 Candice Michelle Womens Title

June 24th is another one of those busy days in the history of pro wrestling, especially when it comes to title changes. Major shows that have taken place on June 24 include WWF King of the Ring 2001, WWE Vengeance 2007 – Night of Champions, ROH Best in the World 2012 and 2016 plus a fair few episodes of RAW, WCW Nitro, AEW Dynamite, Collision, Rampage and SmackDown.

Pro Wrestling Title changes on June 24th

Here are all of the major title changes that have taken place on this date historically (via wrestlingdata.com):

YearChampionshipNew champion(s)
1972NWF World Heavyweight TitleAbdullah the Butcher
1973NWF North American Heavyweight TitleJohnny Powers
1977Mexican National Heavyweight TitleEl Halcón
1984NWA United States Heavyweight Title (Mid-Atlantic Version)Wahoo McDaniel
1987NWA World Light Heavyweight TitleCien Caras
1988IWGP Junior Heavyweight TitleShiro Koshinaka
1988NWA World Light Heavyweight TitleFabuloso Blondy
1988IWGP Heavyweight TitleTatsumi Fujinami
1996WCW World Tag Team TitlesBooker T & Stevie Ray
2001GHC Junior Heavyweight TitleYoshinobu Kanemaru
2007ECW World TitleJohn Morrison
2007WWE Women’s TitleCandice Michelle
2008TNA Women’s Knockout TitleTaylor Wilde
2012ROH World Tag Team TitlesKenny King & Rhett Titus
2015TNA X-Division TitleTigre Uno
2019WWE 24/7 TitleHeath Slater
2019WWE 24/7 TitleEC3
2019WWE 24/7 TitleR-Truth
2019WWE 24/7 TitleR-Truth
2019WWE 24/7 TitleCedric Alexander
2022Mexican National Welterweight TitleMagia Blanca
2024All Asia Tag Team TitlesMUSASHI & Seiki Yoshioka
2024GAORA Television TitleFuminori Abe
2024WWE World Tag Team TitlesFinn Bálor & JD McDonagh
2025NXT Heritage CupChanning Lorenzo

1972-1987

The earliest June 24th entry is from 1972, when Abdullah the Butcher won the NWF World Heavyweight Title. Johnny Powers won the NWF North American Heavyweight Title in 1973. El Halcón won the Mexican National Heavyweight Title in 1977. Wahoo McDaniel won the NWA United States Heavyweight Title (Mid-Atlantic Version) in 1984. Cien Caras won the NWA World Light Heavyweight Title in 1987.

1988

Three titles changed hands on June 24th, 1988: Shiro Koshinaka won the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Title, Fabuloso Blondy won the NWA World Light Heavyweight Title and Tatsumi Fujinami won the IWGP Heavyweight Title.

1996-2008

Booker T and Stevie Ray won the WCW World Tag Team Titles in 1996. Yoshinobu Kanemaru won the GHC Junior Heavyweight Title in 2001. In 2007, John Morrison won the ECW World Title and Candice Michelle won the WWE Women’s Title. Taylor Wilde won the TNA Women’s Knockout Title in 2008.

2012-2015

Kenny King and Rhett Titus won the ROH World Tag Team Titles in 2012. Tigre Uno won the TNAW X-Division Title in 2015.

2019

Five WWE 24/7 Title changes took place on June 24th, 2019, under the championship’s 24/7 rule: Heath Slater, EC3, R-Truth, Cedric Alexander and R-Truth (again) each held the title on this date.

2022-2025

Magia Blanca won the Mexican National Welterweight Title in 2022. Three titles changed hands in 2024: MUSASHI and Seiki Yoshioka won the All Asia Tag Team Titles, Fuminori Abe won the GAORA Television Title, and Finn Bálor and JD McDonagh won the WWE World Tag Team Titles. The most recent entry is from 2025, when Channing Lorenzo won the NXT Heritage Cup.

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