Most Days With The Championship:
1. Pedro Morales - 611 days
2. Don Muraco - 532 days
3. The Ultimate Warrior - 448 Days
4. Honky Tonk Man - 447 Days
5. Tito Santana - 434 Days

Most Championship Reigns:
1. Chris Jericho - 7
2. Jeff Jarrett - 6
3 (tie). Edge - 5
3 (tie). Triple H - 5
3 (tie). Rob Van Dam - 5

Longest Single Reign:
1. Honky Tonk Man - 447 Days (6/2/87 to 8/29/88)
2. Pedro Morales - 419 Days (11/23/81 to 1/22/83)
3. Randy Savage - 411 Days (2/8/86 to 3/29/87)
4. Don Muraco - 379 Days (1/22/83 to 2/11/84)
5. Greg Valentine - 283 Days (9/24/84 to 7/7/85)

Shortest Single Title Reign:
1 (tie). Dean Douglas - 0 Days (10/22/95)
1 (tie). Chris Jericho - 0 Days (10/27/03)
1 (tie). Triple H - 0 Days (10/20/02)
2. Edge - 1 Day (7/24/99 to 7/25/99)
3 (tie). The Moutie, Jeff Jarrett, Razor Ramon - 2 Days Each

Of those who have held both the WWE (or World) Championship and the Intercontinental Championship in their careers, only four are only one-time Intercontinental Champions: Kurt Angle, Randy Orton, Randy Savage, and Diesel. All other dual champions have held the I-C belt multiple times.

There have been 52 different people who have been the I-C Champion.

Joanie "Chyna" Laurer is the only woman to have held the belt, with three reigns totaling 82 days - which is more days than legends like Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat, Kurt Angle, and "The British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith.

Chyna and Chris Jericho are the only two people to simultaneously hold the I-C belt, which they did for 20 days from 1/3/00 to 1/23/00.

Every winner of the King of the Ring PPV tournament has held the Intercontinental Championship with the exception of Mabel (aka Viscera) and Brock Lesnar.

As of the date of this post, Shelton Benjamin, the current champion, has held the title for 189 days, making his reign the 19th longest in history (out of 105).

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