In professional wrestling, a championship or title is a recognition of a wrestler being the best in their promotion, or for lesser championships (such as the WWE Cruiserweight Championship), their division.

A wrestler can earn a championship by defeating the current champion in a match (by far the most common) or in other ways determined by the promotion, such as winning a tournament for a vacant championship. Most championships are represented by a championship belt, which the wrestler wears around the waist, carries over the shoulder, or carries around by hand.