Just as the men of the PWF seek the PWF Championship, the women in the PWF are deadset on becoming the PWF Women's Champion. First-ever champion Kimona Wanalaya made a near-mockery of the belt's existence, holding it for an astounding and PWF record-setting 364 days before being defeated by Alicia Rae in a bloody Ladder match. In the next two months, the belt would change hands three times, ending up back in Kimona's hands. Stacy Keibler would momentarily make a run with the gold, but, once again, Kimona would not be denied.