5 Superstars who became Double Champions over two major promotions

#1 Cody Rhodes

Cody with the IWGP US and NWA World Heavyweight Championship

Cody Rhodes has enjoyed an illustrious career in the pro-wrestling business so far and ever since departing from WWE, Cody has been on an immense rise in the industry.

Shortly after his departure from WWE, the former WWE Intercontinental Champion was revealed as the newest member of the Bullet Club and marked his arrival in New Japan Pro Wrestling at Wrestle Kingdom 11 when he defeated Juice Robinson in his first-ever match under the promotion.

'The American Nightmare' continued his dominance as a member of the Bullet Club, as he fit right in with the group and picked up vital wins over the likes of Michael Elgin and also elevated himself to challenge Kazuchika Okada for the IWGP Heavyweight Championship at the G1 Special in the USA.

So much so, Cody went to an extent where he even turned his back on Kenny Omega in his greed to become the leader of the Bullet Club and following the dissension between The Elite and The BC, Cody shifted his attention towards the IWGP US Championship.

At Fighting Spirit Unleashed, Cody faced Robinson for the IWGP US Title and walked into the event as the new NWA World Heavyweight Champion. Having defeated Nick Aldis in one of the most dramatic matches of all time at All In, Cody was on quest to become a Double Champion and that's exactly what he did when he once again defeated Juice and won the IWGP US Championship from the former WWE superstar.

In doing so, Cody technically became a Triple Champion, as he was also 1/3rd of the ROH Six-Man Tag Team Champions alongside The Young Bucks at that point in time.