If you could add a 5th Championship to Wrestleworld, what would it be?

As you obviously know there are 4 Championships and each represent a different style of wrestling and everything, but if you were able to create a 5th Championship, what would you make it? You could have it be a different style of wrestling that isn't yet represented in Wrestleworld, or something gimmicky like a 24/7 Championship, or even just something legit that stands out for its own reasons.

1. A Cage Championship. This is Claudia's ideas I believe so credits to her, lol.
Architect: Luzmala.

2. A Street Fight Championship.
Architect: Killswitch.

3. A Trios Championship.
Architects: The Dollhouse.

4. A Ladder Championship.
Architect: Robbie V.

5. A 24/7 Championship.
Architect: No idea who'd be the architect yet but I figured it'd be a comedic character, lol.

1. Torneo Cibernetico Championship: I'm kind of obsessed with the idea of team play in e-fedding. Don't get me wrong, it's a horrible idea, but in a utopianistic world where a government functions on an idealized level, cats love dogs, net neutrality isn't a thing, and people hate one another for concrete reasons instead of politics, religion, or culture, and match writing isn't already a pain in the ass without the rigors of following stringent rule sets while keeping a batting lineup in order; I think a Cibernetico championship would be pretty cool.

People love factions. People love a well booked survivor series or a great War Games match. Why not tap into the very sports based gimmick of Cibernetico tag matches and incorporate those gimmicks in with it? I mean, besides the crippling depression of having to write a single elimination match for 8+ individuals when only the captains of the team promoed and a quarter of the participants have dropped out of the e-fed...

2. Freestyle Championship: Similar to the Openweight championship in New Japan or old school UFC before the Gracies were dethroned, this title wouldn't have any restrictive guidelines to who or how you wrestle in the division. No rope breaks, no ring count outs, no definitive rule as to what's illegal. A true no holds barred situation.

3. Round Robin Championship/Tournament Championship: Basic G-1 stuff here. Two or more brackets of opponents who compete to be the winner of their respective brackets before meeting at the final event of the year to actually fight for the title. Winners get a spot in the following years bracket of their choosing where they defend in every single bracket match. This means that the champion at the start of the 'season' might not reach the end of the tournament with their gold. Not to deviate from the archetypal division based setup, but I wouldn't hate it if instead of a belt that winners would receive a superbowl style ring for finishing the tourney on top that might grant championship opportunities in other desired divisions.

Similarly, if you went with the less limiting 'tournament' title, you could have different types of tournaments each cycle. I'm not sure how creative one could get with bracketology, but I could be wrong.

4. Brass Knuckles Championship: Essentially just a hardcore title with the 'Brass Knuckles' nomenclature of yesteryears. I'll be honest, I just kind of love how old school sailor tattoo trashy 70's style Brass Knuckles titles look.

The championship of the universe: a cardboard cutout of a title, a comedy title.

Promos would be about being as nice as possible to the oppounent, whoever had the funniest promo would win.

100 word limit for every match

No Boundaries Championship: a title that is defended anywhere but a ring. The matches will be announced beforehand and the title is not a 24/7 stipulation. But the match is not in a ring. It can be backstage, in a park, a shipyard, or your backyard...because this title match has....No Boundaries

Working Title: The Beyond Limits Championship.
Eligible Challengers: All Architects and Clients of Wrestleworld
The Architect for this Championship is someone who is quick to make quality promos, and theres a lot I can name. The Beyond Limits Championship is a new title that is defended on every show of Wrestleworld. There's no build to these matches or feud necessary. Basically the Champion defends the Championship against whoever happens to be their opponent in that promo cycle. Your reign is more meaningful so long as you keep your winning streak going, but it can get tiresome because on top of some weeks where you're supposed to have a week off for a segment, you are guaranteed to be booked and you have to represent it by being the best promoer this damn e-fed will ever see.

Working Title: The Cyberspace Champion. The Internet Champion.
Eligible Challengers: All Clients of Wrestleworld
Who's the Architect? EVERYONE (the fans) is the Architect. The public (Twitter and Wrestleworld promos combined) will not only choose the match type, but also the challenger. The Challenger will usually be a choice between 2 to 4 people for the public to choose from. There's two ideas/options that we can go for when having people vote, the first is much simpler -- put up a twitter poll and let whoever vote, but this is all anonymous there's a lot of grey area there, but this would also help the e-fedders that don't have e-fed twitters. They can just use their real twitter to vote since I don't think anyone will know that they voted there (I think). There's also the option of replying/retweeting with the tag #(name of challenger)4Cyberspace Champion. For example, that week will be between Hana Nakajima and April Song to challenge (hypothetical) Cyberspace Champion Aoi Akuma. People/E-fedders, whether from Wrestleworld or outside of Wrestleworld can respond to that twitter feed by putting #AprilSong4CyberspaceChamp, and those who don't have a twitter can do it at the end of their promos. The downside is that this basically is going to be a popularity contest, the challengers with a big twitter influence will be inclined to tell their friends to vote them... and Characters that are made FOR Wrestleworld and don't have twitter accounts or visibility on other e-feds won't have a chance. But despite the challengers that are chosen by the public, the actual match will still be promo-based.

Working Title: The Ultimate Wrestleworld Champion. The Wrestleworld Undisputed Champion. The Wrestleworld Champion.
Eligible challengers: People that have won at two or more Championships in Wrestleworld.
Jaywalker will be the Architect of this Championship and the match will take place in a Hell in a Cell structure. This is more of a long-term thing and only few people will have a chance to come after this. The good thing is having something special for the ones that did the work and didn't bitch and quit the first time they tasted a loss. I originally wanted this to be ALL Championships required (to act as the Elite Four Champion/Pokemon Champion), but went against it because of our bi-weekly schedule, it might take AGES for a single person to win all of the titles. Two is still realistic though. Another good thing is a longer reign for the person that holds it because they'll still need to wait until another person hits the two-Championships mark. Con is the waiting game and the lack of title defenses. There's a good chance that people will forget that the title exists. And also facing Jaywalker cause he will fuck you up and slit your throat when he gets the chance.

Working Title: The Pacific Championship. The Tropic Championship. The Hellsflame Championship.
Eligible Challengers: All clients of Wrestleworld
Inferno Matches or maybe Casket/Stretcher Matches (Since cage matches has already been mentioned) overseen by a veteran name like Carlos Rosso or Zack Crash or Norman Helion or maybe Ares Vendetta. Maybe a darkish gimmick would be fitting for this? I don't know. But it's a good addition to the normal Championships/Architects system that we have going and the most gimmick this has is the match type itself (which I guess doesn't mean much considering each Championship has a specialty). So I will go all-out because I know this isn't gonna happen. The Architect Territory will be The Wrestleworld Underground, right beneath the Wrestleworld Capital where there's an illegal fight club and the rich bet on one of two (or many) fighters not in a wrestling match but in an actual fight where you have to immobilize your opponent (actually hurt and break them) in order to win and collect. It is rumored that Claudia frequents this place. The actual Architect could also be on either the fighter or the better's side depending on the character. Eitherway, they run the place.

King of speed championship - low teir title
Matches have a 5 minute time limit
Opponent isn't revealed until the final day of rping. Both people can only post promos during the final day of the deadline. This could be a title defended every show.

Time Attack Championship: 

This would be a championship contested under Iron Man rules but with shorter time limits, such as 15-20 minutes. My vision for it would be like something like the old Television Championships of the territory days and WCW in particular, but with a more modern twist. An ideal architect would probably be someone who is considered more of an old-school persona. 

Classical Championship: 

Would be contested under a hybrid of the Strong Style/European Championship rules, but would also include a Round system (3 minute rounds) where scores would be updated during the match, similar to the Grand Championship that GFW/TNA used. Would require a little more elaborate, intricate stuff on the writing end though. Architect- Well the dream would be Finnegan Wakefield. 

Roulette Championship: 

Just an interesting title idea based on the Specialists Championship I came up with back in the day: The Champion (once they're crowned) would reserve the right to pick their challenger (in kayfabe, or for realsies if it's someone that is trusted by the brains around here. HOWEVER, the Architect in charge has full say over how the match will be contested.

Example: The Professional selects Wraith for a match for the title. The Architect then has the right to make it any kind of match they see fit. Ladder match, First Blood, outlaw rules, strong style rules. Whatever they please.

The internet title
All promos must be done through memes. 1 meme per promo