Giulia Reaches 100 Days as WWE Women's U.S. Champion

Giulia has officially passed 100 days as WWE Women’s United States Champion, a milestone the SmackDown star reached after winning the title on the June 27 episode of Friday Night SmackDown and defending it most recently on the September 5 episode. Giulia captured the championship by defeating Zelina Vega and became the third woman to hold the belt since the title’s introduction in November 2024. After her June victory, Giulia described the outcome as “just inevitability.”

The Women’s United States Championship was created as SmackDown’s counterpart to the Raw Women’s Intercontinental Championship. Chelsea Green won the inaugural tournament final on December 14, 2024, and later lost the title to Vega, whose reign lasted 62 days. Giulia’s current run has already surpassed Vega’s length and positions her to challenge Green’s mark; Giulia is a little over a month away from matching Green’s reign and could become the longest‑reigning holder in the belt’s brief history.

Since winning the title, Giulia has been presented as an active titleholder, recording multiple defenses on SmackDown. Her September 5 retention came against Michin in what WWE billed as a hard‑fought matchup. No...