The 10 WWE Wrestlers Who Became Triple Crown Winners In The Fastest Time

The key to success in WWE is to become champion and to become champion as many times as possible. There have been many titles to win throughout WWE history with only the best wrestlers the WWE has to offer to win them.Whata WWE wrestler can become after winning three specific titles is a Triple Crown

The key to success in WWE is to become champion and to become champion as many times as possible. There have been many titles to win throughout WWE history with only the best wrestlers the WWE has to offer to win them. What a WWE wrestler can become after winning three specific titles is a Triple Crown Winner.

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A Triple Crown Winner is a male or female wrestler that wins three of the major championships that WWE deems eligible for the Triple Crown. Some of the best wrestlers that have stepped into the WWE ring are Triple Crown Winners, so that leads you to the question of who became a Triple Crown Winner the fastest?

10 Alexa Bliss - 974 Days

Alexa Bliss has quickly become one of the most dominant women in the WWE Women's Division. She has won seven championships already and is the second female Triple Crown Winner ever.

Bliss won the SmackDown Women's Championship at TLC 2016. In the span of 974 days, she was able to add the two other titles needed to become a Triple Crown Winner. She won the Raw Women's Championship at Payback 2017, followed by the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship on the August 5th, 2019, episode of Raw.

9 Kurt Angle - 966 Days

Kurt Angle took the WWE by storm after debuting in 1999. Angle won 11 championships in his time with the company, and one of the many accomplishments that he achieved was becoming the 10th Triple Crown Winner.

It took Angle 966 days to become a Triple Crown Winner after winning the Intercontinental Title at No Way Out 2000. He won the WWF Title at No Mercy 2000 and then the WWE Tag Team Championship at No Mercy 2002.

8 The Rock - 928 Days

The Rock is maybe the biggest star to step foot in a WWE ring. The Great One has done a lot during his time with the company. He won 17 championships and is the sixth Triple Crown Winner in WWE history.

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The Rock won his first Intercontinental Title on the February 13th, 1997, episode of Raw. He went on to win the WWF Championship at Survivor Series 1998 and then the WWF Tag Team Championship on the August 30th, 1999, episode of Raw Is War to become a Triple Crown Winner in 928 days.

7 Bayley - 825 Days

Bayley has made history at every turn in her WWE career. She is the first female Triple Crown Winner ever and is one of only two female Grand Slam Champions. She has won six championships in her time with the company and looks poised to win many more.

It took Bayley 825 days to become a Triple Crown Winner after winning the Raw Women's Championship on the February 13th, 2017, episode of Raw. She won the Women's Tag Team Championship at Elimination Chamber 2019, before winning the SmackDown Women's Championship at Money In The Bank 2019.

6 Chris Jericho - 728 Days

Chris Jericho may be the star of WWE's direct competition AEW now, but that doesn't change the fact that he is one of the greatest WWE wrestlers of all time. He is the ninth ever Triple Crown Winner and won 26 championships in his time with the company.

He started off by winning the first of his record 9 Intercontinental Championships at Armageddon 1999. Within 728 days, he won the WWF Tag Team Championship on the May 21, 2001, episode of Raw, and the Undisputed WWF Championship at Vengeance 2001, to become a Triple Crown Winner.

5 Dean Ambrose - 616 Days

Another former great WWE star who is now All Elite is Dean Ambrose. Ambrose burst onto the scene in WWE as part of The Shield and then became a very popular solo star. In his time with the company, he won seven championships and became the 27th Triple Crown Winner.

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At TLC 2015, Ambrose won the Intercontinental Championship. He then went on to win the WWE Championship at Money In The Bank 2016, and the Raw Tag Team Championship at SummerSlam 2017 to become a Triple Crown Winner in 616 days.

4 Asuka - 481 Days

When Asuka joined WWE, she immediately became a game-changer in the Women's Division. She started off with her historic 914-day undefeated streak and has consistently been one of the most dangerous women in the company. In total, The Empress has won four championships and is the third female Triple Crown Winner.

She won the SmackDown Women's Championship at TLC 2018, the Women's Tag Team Championship at Hell In A Cell 2019, and then the Raw Women's Championship at Money In The Bank 2020 to become a Triple Crown Winner in 481 days.

3 "Stone Cold" Steve Austin - 307 Days

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin is one of the most recognizable names in professional wrestling and the impact that he left on WWE will be felt forever. He won 19 championships in his WWE career and is the 5th ever Triple Crown Winner.

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On the May 26, 1997, episode of Raw, Steve Austin won the WWE Tag Team Championship. Inside of 307 days, he won the Intercontinental Championship at SummerSlam 1997 and then won the WWF World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania XIV to become a Triple Crown Winner.

2 Diesel - 227 Days

Diesel finds his way second onto this list as just the third Triple Crown Winner ever. He won four championships in his time with WWE and for his efforts has been inducted into the WWE Hall Of Fame twice. However, he has only been inducted under his real name, Kevin Nash, and never under the Diesel gimmick.

It took Diesel 227 days to become a Triple Crown Winner. He won the Intercontinental Title on the April 13th, 1994, episode of Raw, then the WWF Tag Team Championship on August 28, 1994, followed by the WWF Championship on November 26, 1994.

1 CM Punk - 203 Days

CM Punk went against the status quo throughout his entire WWE tenure and it served him well. He became one of the companies most popular stars as an 8-time champion and the 19th Triple Crown Winner.

On the June 30th, 2008, episode of Raw, Punk won the World Heavyweight Championship. In the span of 203 days, he became the fastest WWE wrestler to become a Triple Crown Winner by winning the World Tag Team Championship on the October 27th, 2008, episode of Raw and then the Intercontinental Championship on the January 19th, 2009, episode of Raw.

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