The United Wrestling Federation (UWF) Intercontinental Heavyweight Championship is a professional wrestling championship in both United Wrestling Federation and World Wrestling Entertainment. It is the original secondary title of WWE. Currently, it is the secondary championship on all three brand. Intercontinental Championship title reigns are determined by professional wrestling matches, in which wrestlers are involved in scripted rivalries that are played out on UWF programming. These narratives create feuds between various wrestlers, which cast them as villains and heroes.
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| - The United Wrestling Federation (UWF) Intercontinental Heavyweight Championship is a professional wrestling championship in both United Wrestling Federation and World Wrestling Entertainment. It is the original secondary title of WWE. Currently, it is the secondary championship on all three brand. Intercontinental Championship title reigns are determined by professional wrestling matches, in which wrestlers are involved in scripted rivalries that are played out on UWF programming. These narratives create feuds between various wrestlers, which cast them as villains and heroes.
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| - The United Wrestling Federation (UWF) Intercontinental Heavyweight Championship is a professional wrestling championship in both United Wrestling Federation and World Wrestling Entertainment. It is the original secondary title of WWE. Currently, it is the secondary championship on all three brand. Intercontinental Championship title reigns are determined by professional wrestling matches, in which wrestlers are involved in scripted rivalries that are played out on UWF programming. These narratives create feuds between various wrestlers, which cast them as villains and heroes.
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