November 14 has historically been a fairly quiet date for major professional wrestling title changes. According to wrestlingdata.com, approximately 236 notable title changes have occurred on this day.
Some of the more significant shifts include Big Show winning the WWF Title in 1999, Charlotte Flair winning the WWE SmackDown Women’s Title in 2017, and Deonna Purrazzo winning the IMPACT Wrestling Knockouts Title in 2020.
Professional Wrestling Title Changes on November 14
The championship record on November 14 spans several decades and promotions. In 1957, Dick Hutton won the NWA World Heavyweight Title. Gorilla Monsoon and Killer Kowalski won the WWF United States Tag Team Titles in 1963, and Dean Ho and Tony Garea won the WWF World Tag Team Titles in 1973.
Big Show won the WWF Title in 1999, Sabu won the NWA World Heavyweight Title in 2000, and Virus won the CMLL World Super Lightweight Title in 2003. Crimson and Matt Morgan won the TNA World Tag Team Titles in 2011, while Charlotte Flair won the WWE SmackDown Women’s Title in 2017.
In 2020, Deonna Purrazzo won the IMPACT Wrestling Knockouts Title, and Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson won the IMPACT World Tag Team Titles. Matt Taven and Mike Bennett won the ROH World Tag Team Titles in 2021. Channing Lorenzo and Tony D’Angelo won the NXT Tag Team Titles in 2023, and Ángel de Oro and Niebla Roja won the NJPW Strong Openweight Tag Team Titles in 2025.
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