The WWE Speed Championship has changed hands.
On Friday, the latest episode of WWE Speed on X premiered and featured a title tilt between the first-ever WWE Speed Champion Ricochet, and the man who earned a shot at him by going through a contender tournament, Andrade.
In the match, which had a five-minute time limit, lasted just over four minutes, with Andrade hitting a double-underhook neck-breaker for the pin fall victory.
With the victory, Andrade becomes just the second-ever WWE Speed Champion.
As always is the case with title changes, the WWE Chief Content Officer Paul "Triple H" Levesque posed for a photo with the new champion backstage and shared it on his official X account.
"Congratulations to Andrade on capturing the WWE Speed Championship and ushering in the next chapter of WWE Speed," Levesque wrote. "Now, we just need to find his first challenger..."
Congratulations to @AndradeElIdolo on capturing the WWE Speed Championship and ushering in the next chapter of #WWESpeed. Now, we just need to find his first challenger... pic.twitter.com/PF4ngpiiSV
— Triple H (@TripleH) June 14, 2024
You don't want to miss this!@AndradeElIdolo faces @KingRicochet in today's #WWESpeed Championship Match, exclusively on @X. pic.twitter.com/wzzf5fzZwW
— WWE (@WWE) June 14, 2024
