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{{short description|Professional wrestling promotion}}
{{Infobox professional wrestling championship
| name= WSL Fighting World Championship
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| created= June 13, 2007	
| promotion= [[Wrestling Superstars Live]]
| firstchamp= [[Ricky Landell]]
| finalchamp= [[Keith Walker (wrestler)|Keith Walker]]
| retired= February 21, 2009
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|pastnames=[[Zero-One United States Heavyweight Championship]]<br>[[AWA Superstars of Wrestling United States Championship]]
}}

The '''WSL Fighting World Championship''', also known as the '''WSL World Fighting Championship''', was a secondary championship in the [[Wrestling Superstars Live]] (WSL) [[Wrestling promotion|promotion]]. It replaced the [[AWA Superstars of Wrestling United States Championship]] as the organization's secondary singles title on March 29, 2008.

==Title history==
{{Professional wrestling title history top|active=yes}}
{{PWtitlereign
|sort number = 0.5
|type     = promotion
|name     = [[Pro Wrestling Zero1|Zero-One]] [[Zero-One United States Heavyweight Championship|United States Heavyweight Championship]] / [[AWA Superstars of Wrestling]] [[AWA Superstars of Wrestling United States Championship|United States Championship]]
}}{{PWtitlereign
|number   = 1
|champion = [[Ricky Landell]]		
|reign    = 1
|date     = {{dts|2007|06|13}}
|days     = {{age in days nts|2007|06|13|2008|03|29}}
|location = [[Indianapolis, Indiana]]
|event    = 
|notes    = Defeated [[Zach Gowen]] to win the [[Zero-One United States Heavyweight Championship|Zero-One United States Heavyweight title]]. Landell was named the AWA Superstars of Wrestling United States champion due to this victory, and later vacated the Zero-One title when [[Pro Wrestling Zero1|Zero1-Max]] left AWA Superstars of Wrestling in December 2007.
|ref      = 
}}{{PWtitlereign
|sort number = 1.4
|type     = promotion
|name     =[[Wrestling Superstars Live|WSL]] World Fighting Championship
}}{{PWtitlereign
|sort number = 1.5
|type     = vacated
|date     = {{dts|2008|03|29}}
|notes    = The championship is replaced by the WSL World Fighting Championship.
|ref      = 
}}{{PWtitlereign
|number   = 2
|champion = [[Ricky Landell]]		
|reign    = 2
|date     = {{dts|2008|03|29}}
|days     = {{age in days nts|2008|03|29|2008|09|13}}
|location = [[Racine, Wisconsin]]
|event    = [[House show]]
|notes    = Defeated [[Keith Walker (wrestler)|Keith Walker]] to become the first WSL World Fighting Champion.
|ref      = 
}}{{PWtitlereign
|number   = 3
|champion = [[Keith Walker (wrestler)|Keith Walker]]	
|reign    = 1
|date     = {{dts|2008|09|13}}
|days     = {{age in days nts|2008|09|13|2009|02|21}}
|location = [[Waukesha, Wisconsin]]
|event    = [[House show]]
|notes    = 
|ref      = 
}}
{{Professional wrestling title history middle
|sort number=3.5
|type=deactivated 
|date     = {{dts|2009|02|21}}
|notes    = The championship is retired when WSL goes out of business.
|ref      = 
|}}
{{BundleEnd}}

==See also==
*[[AWA Superstars of Wrestling United States Championship]]
*[[Zero-One United States Heavyweight Championship]]

==External links==
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20090906092604/http://www.wrestlingsuperstarslive.com/homepage.html wrestlingsuperstarslive.com]

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