NXT United Kingdom Championship History
Complete list of every NXT United Kingdom Championship reign — who held it, when they won it, and how long they kept it. Established Dec 15, 2016.
WALTER
Tyler Bate
Full Title Lineage
| # | Champion | Won | Reign |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | Tyler Bate2nd reign Defeated Trent Seven in a tournament final to win the vacant title. Recognized as the final champion when Bron Breakker defeated him to unify the title into the NXT Championship. | Sep 1, 2022NXT UKLondon, England | 3 days |
| 4 | Ilja Dragunov A 347-day reign. ↳ Relinquished after Dragunov suffered an injury. | Aug 22, 2021NXT TakeOver 36Orlando, FL | 347 days |
| 3 | WALTER The title was renamed the NXT United Kingdom Championship in January 2020. An 870-day reign, the longest in the title history. | Apr 5, 2019NXT TakeOver: New YorkBrooklyn, NY | 870 days |
| 2 | Pete Dunne The title became the top championship of the NXT UK brand when it launched in 2018. A 685-day reign. | May 20, 2017NXT TakeOver: ChicagoRosemont, IL | 685 days |
| 1 | Tyler Bate1st reign Defeated Pete Dunne in the tournament final to become the inaugural WWE United Kingdom Champion. | Jan 15, 2017WWE United Kingdom Championship TournamentBlackpool, England | 125 days |
The top singles title of WWE's NXT UK brand, established in 2016 as the WWE United Kingdom Championship and renamed the NXT United Kingdom Championship in 2020. WALTER's 870-day reign is the longest in its history, with Pete Dunne's 685-day run second. The title was retired on September 4, 2022, when Bron Breakker unified it into the NXT Championship, with Tyler Bate the final champion.
NXT United Kingdom Championship — FAQ
The NXT United Kingdom Championship is no longer active. Unified into the NXT Championship in 2022. The final champion was Tyler Bate.
Tyler Bate was the inaugural NXT United Kingdom Championship, winning it on Jan 15, 2017 at WWE United Kingdom Championship Tournament.
Tyler Bate has the most reigns with 2.
WALTER's reign beginning Apr 5, 2019 is the longest at 870 days.
There have been 5 reigns across 4 different champions since the title was established.