Champion	Won From	Date	City/Event
Triple H	-	9/2/2002	Raw[1]
Shawn Michaels	Triple H	11/17/2002	Survivor Series[2]
Triple H (2)	Shawn Michaels	12/15/2002	Armageddon
Goldberg	Triple H	9/21/2003	Unforgiven
Triple H (3)	Goldberg	12/14/2003	Armageddon[3]
Chris Benoit	Triple H	3/14/2004	WrestleMania XX[4]
Randy Orton	Chris Benoit	8/15/2004	SummerSlam
Triple H (4)	Randy Orton	9/12/2004	Unforgiven[5]
Triple H (5)	-	1/9/2005	New Year’s Revolution[6]
Batista	Triple H	4/3/2005	WrestleMania 21[7]
Kurt Angle	-	1/10/2006	Smackdown![8]
Rey Mysterio	Kurt Angle	4/2/2006	WrestleMania 22[9]
King Booker	Rey Mysterio	7/23/2006	Great American Bash
Batista (2)	King Booker	11/26/2006	Survivor Series
The Undertaker	Batista	4/1/2007	WrestleMania 23
Edge	The Undertaker	5/8/2007	Smackdown![10]
The Great Khali	-	7/17/2007	Smackdown![11]
Batista (3)	The Great Khali	9/16/2007	Unforgiven[12]
Edge (2)	Batista	12/16/2007	Armageddon[13]
The Undertaker (2)	Edge	3/30/2008	WrestleMania XXIV[14]
Edge (3)	The Undertaker	6/1/2008	One Night Stand
CM Punk	Edge	6/30/2008	Raw[15][16]
Chris Jericho	Kane	9/7/2008	Unforgiven[17]
Batista (4)	Chris Jericho	10/26/2008	Cyber Sunday[18]
Chris Jericho (2)	Batista	11/3/2008	Raw
John Cena	Chris Jericho	11/23/2008	Survivor Series
Edge (4)	Rey Mysterio	2/15/2009	No Way Out[19]
John Cena (2)	Big Show	4/5/2009	WrestleMania XXV[20]
Edge (5)	John Cena	4/29/2009	Backlash
Jeff Hardy	Edge	6/7/2009	Extreme Rules
CM Punk (2)	Jeff Hardy	6/7/2009	Extreme Rules[21]

Footnotes:
^[1]: This title was awarded to Triple H by the Raw General Manager Eric Bischoff.
^[2]: This was the first-ever elimination chamber match which also included Rob Van Dam, Booker T, Chris Jericho, and Kane.
^[3]: This was a triple-threat match which also involved Kane.
^[4]: This was a triple-threat match which also involved Shawn Michaels.
^[5]: The belt was vacated the week after on December 6, 2004, because of a controversial finish during a triple-threat match which included the World Champion Triple H, Chris Benoit and Edge.
^[6]: This was an elimination chamber match which also included Batista, Randy Orton, Chris Benoit, Chris Jericho and Edge.
^[7]: The title became exclusive to Smackdown on June 28, 2005, after Batista was drafted from Raw. He also had to vacate the title on January 13, 2006, because of an injury.
^[8]: Angle won a 20-man battle royal to win the title.
^[9]: This was a triple-threat match which also included Randy Orton.
^[10]: Edge cashed in his “Money in the Bank” briefcase after a Batista/Undertaker steel cage match. He then had to vacate the title because of a pectoral injury.
^[11]: Khali won a 20-man battle royal to win the title.
^[12]: This was a triple-threat match which also included Rey Mysterio.
^[13]: This was a triple-threat match which also included The Undertaker.
^[14]: On May 2, 2008, Smackdown General Manager Vickie Guerrero stripped The Undertaker of the championship because she felt his new choke hold was too dangerous to the Smackdown wrestlers.
^[15]: Punk cashed in his “Money in the Bank” briefcase after Batista beat the crap out of Edge. As a result of CM Punk being a part of Raw, the World Title became exclusive to Raw again.
^[16]: At Unforgiven, CM Punk suffered a concussion after a backstage beatdown at the hands of Randy Orton and could not compete later on in the night in the Championship Scramble match. While not the crowned champion at the time, Chris Jericho wrestled as his replacement.
^[17]: According the Championship Scramble rules, the World Heavyweight title could change hands any time during the match with any one gaining a pinfall on any one else regardless of whether or not they are the current champion. This match included Chris Jericho, Kane, Batista, Rey Mysterio and JBL.
^[18]: Steve Austin was chosen by the fans as the special referee in this match.
^[19]: Just before the Raw Elimination Chamber match, Smackdown superstar Edge beat up Raw superstar Kofi Kingston and then locked himself inside the chamber to become part of the match. The other participants were World Champion John Cena, Mike Knox, Kane and Chris Jericho. After everyone else was eliminated, it came down to Edge pinning Rey Mysterio to win the title.
^[20]: This was a triple-threat match which also included the World Heavyweight Champion Edge, although Big Show was the one pinned in the match.
^[21]: As the 2009 winner of the ‘Money in the Bank’ match, CM Punk cashed in the title opportunity of his choice right after Jeff Hardy defeated Edge won the belt in a grueling ladder match.

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