WCW World Television Championship

The World Championship Wrestling World Television Championship is one of the unusual belts in the history of wrestling. Unlike most wrestling titles, this belt had to be defended by unique set of rules. The championship could only be defended and won on television, and the challenger had ten (sometimes fifteen) minutes to obtain the belt. If the match ended in a time limit draw, the champion would retain the belt. (However, this stipulation would only be enforced if the storyline called for it, and often ignored or not used if it didn't-- it was often used as a heat-building device to allow a heel champion to retain his title by the skin of his teeth.)

Related Topics:
World Championship Wrestling - Heat

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