| Champion |
Won From |
Date |
| Kevin Northcutt [7] |
Chaz Taylor |
10/14/07 |
| Chaz Taylor [2] |
Seth Korbin |
8/10/07 |
Defeated Seth Korbin & Chance Christopher to win the title. |
| Seth Korbin |
Chaz Taylor |
7/13/07 |
Defeated Chaz Taylor & Silky Baines to win the title. |
| Chaz Taylor |
Mark Orton |
8/12/06 |
| Mark Orton |
Kevin Northcutt |
7/15/06 |
| Kevin Northcutt [6] |
Tejas |
4/16/05 |
| Tejas |
Al Jackson |
4/24/04 |
| Al Jackson [3] |
?J.P. Black? |
2004 |
| J.P. Black [4] |
n/a |
2/1/04 |
| Awarded the title
when Al Jackson fails to appear for a title defense. |
| Al Jackson [2] |
J.P. Black |
9/20/03 |
| J.P. Black [3] |
Steve DeMarco |
5/31/03 |
| Steve DeMarco [2] |
J.P. Black |
10/26/02 |
| J.P. Black [2] |
Steve DeMarco |
8/1/02 |
| Steve DeMarco |
J.P. Black |
6/21/02 |
| J.P. Black |
n/a |
3/22/02 |
| Defeated Chaz
Taylor to win the vacant title. |
| Mike Anthony |
Kevin Northcutt |
12/14/01 |
| Mike Anthony was
stripped of the title on 3/5/02. |
| Kevin Northcutt [5] |
n/a |
10/26/01 |
| Kevin Northcutt
defeated Mike Anthony for the title. |
| Hotstuff Hernandez [3] |
Kevin Northcutt |
8/17/01 |
| Title vacated when
Hotstuff Hernandez wins the NWA National Heavyweight Title. |
| Kevin Northcutt [4] |
Hotstuff Hernandez |
5/23/01 |
| Hotstuff Hernandez [2] |
Gary Tool |
3/16/01 |
| Gary Tool |
Hotstuff Hernandez |
2/2/01 |
| Hotstuff Hernandez |
Al Jackson |
12/1/00 |
| Al Jackson |
n/a |
9/29/00 |
| Defeated Tiger
Steele, New Doctor X, & Action Jackson to win the title. |
| Rodney Begnaud [3] |
Mike Fox |
5/26/00 |
| Title vacated in
September of 2000 when Rodney Begnaud signs with ECW. |
| Mike Fox |
n/a |
4/28/00 |
|
Mike Fox defeated Rodney Begnaud in a tournament final to
win the title. |
| Kevin Northcutt [3] |
Cedric of Hollywood |
4/8/00 |
| Unsure why
Northcutt vacated the title. |
| Cedric of Hollywood |
Kevin Northcutt |
2/18/00 |
| Kevin Northcutt [2] |
n/a |
9/25/99 |
| Northcutt defeated
Jimmy James for the vacant title. |
| Biohazard |
Rodney Begnaud |
9/11/99 |
| Title later vacant
in September of 1999. |
| Rodney Begnaud [2] |
Kevin Northcutt |
7/29/99 |
| Kevin Northcutt |
n/a |
6/10/99 |
| Defeated Rodney
Begnaud to win the vacant title. |
| Steven Dunn |
Brian Adidas |
3/26/99 |
| Steven Dunn was
stripped of the title on 6/10/99 for missing title defenses. |
| Brian Adidas [5] |
Kris Germany |
2/19/99 |
| Brian Adidas
defeated Kris Germany & Jimmy James in a triple threat match to win the
title. |
| Kris Germany |
n/a |
2/5/99 |
| Defeated Jimmy
James for the title. |
| Rodney Begnaud |
Action Jackson |
11/27/98 |
| Defeated Action
Jackson & Kit Carson in a Triangle Match to win the title. Title later
vacated on 2/3/99 Begnaud left the promotion. |
| Action Jackson |
n/a |
7/31/98 |
| Defeated Kit Carson
to win the title. |
| Brian Adidas [4] |
n/a |
7/3/98 |
| Brian Adidas
defeated Kritical Mass in a tournament final. Title vacated on 7/30/98
due to injury. |
| Rod Price |
n/a |
5/1/98 |
| Defeated Action
Jackson in a tournament final to win the title. Price stripped of the
title on 6/28/98 for refusing to pay a fine. |
| Warrior 2000 |
n/a |
|
| Warrior 2000
defeated Brian Adidas to be recognized as champion by the CWA. Title
declared vacant when the CWA closed in December of 1997. |
| Scott Putski |
n/a |
6/16/93 |
| Scott Putski
defeated Jason the 13th to be recognized as champion by the USWF.
Putski was also recognized as champion in the GWF by winning a battle royal
on 7/16/94 in Arlington, Texas. Title later vacated on 9/21/94 when
the GWF closed. |
| Dynamite Dixon |
n/a |
November 1992 |
| Defeated Kerry Von Erich in the finals of a 16 man tournament to win the vacant title. (Info contributed by Dynamite Dixon himself). Title recognized by
the USWF. |
| Brian Christopher |
Tom Pritchard |
2/10/92 |
| Title declared
vacant in 1992. |
| Tom Pritchard [2] |
Lord Humongous |
8/19/91 |
| Lord Humongous |
Tom Pritchard |
8/12/91 |
| Tom Pritchard |
Bill Dundee |
6/7/91 |
| Bill Dundee [3] |
n/a |
5/31/91 |
| Tom Pritchard
subbed for Eric Embry. |
| Eric Embry [5] |
Bill Dundee |
4/12/91 |
| Eric Embry defeated
Jerry Lawler on 4/26/91 in Dallas, Texas but the decision was later
overturned. The title was then held-up after a match against Bill
Dundee on 5/24/91 in Dallas, Texas. |
| Bill Dundee [2] |
n/a |
4/5/91 |
| Bill Dundee
defeated Eric Embry in a rematch to win the title. |
| Eric Embry [4] |
Bill Dundee |
2/15/91 |
| Title held-up
following a match against Bill Dundee on 3/29/91. |
| Bill Dundee |
n/a |
1/25/91 |
| Dundee defeated
Gary Young in a tournament final to win the title. Kevin Von Erich was
recognized as champion by the Texas Wrestling Federation after defeating
Angel of Death on 2/3/91. The TWF closed three months later. |
| Kevin Von Erich [2] |
Angel of Death |
11/23/90 |
| Title vacated when
World Class Championship Wrestling closed in January of 1991. |
| Angel of Death |
Kerry Von Erich |
7/13/90 |
| Angel of Death wins
the title by forefit. |
| Kerry Von Erich [3] |
Matt Borne |
6/1/90 |
| Matt Borne [2] |
Kerry Von Erich |
5/25/90 |
| Kerry Von Erich [2] |
Jerry Lawler |
1/5/90 |
| Jerry Lawler |
Kerry Von Erich |
12/12/89 |
| Kerry Von Erich |
The Punisher |
10/20/89 |
| The Punisher |
Eric Embry |
10/5/89 |
| The Punisher won
the title by forfeit. |
| Eric Embry [3] |
P.Y. Chu-Hi |
8/18/89 |
| P.Y. Chu-Hi |
Eric Embry |
7/3/89 |
| Eric Embry [2] |
Super Zodiac |
5/26/89 |
| Super Zodiac [2]
(Gary Young) |
Eric Embry |
5/19/89 |
| Eric Embry |
Gary Young |
4/7/89 |
| Gary Young |
Brickhouse Brown |
3/4/89 |
| Gary Young won the
title by forfeit. |
| Brickhouse Brown |
Iceman King Parsons |
2/3/89 |
| Iceman King Parsons |
n/a |
8/5/88 |
| Iceman King Parsons
defeated Kerry Von Erich to win the title. |
| Kevin Von Erich |
n/a |
7/4/88 |
| Awarded the title
when Terry Taylor left the promotion. |
| Terry Taylor |
Matt Borne |
2/26/88 |
| Matt Borne |
Ted Arcidi |
11/10/87 |
| Ted Arcidi |
n/a |
8/31/87 |
| Arcidi won the
title in a battle royal. |
| Al Perez |
Dingo Warrior |
6/21/87 |
| Al Perez vacated
the title when he won the WCWA Heavyweight Title on 8/21/87. |
| Dingo Warrior |
Bob Bradley |
2/2/87 |
| Bob Bradley |
n/a |
1/12/87 |
| Bob Bradley
defeated Dingo Warrior in a tournament final to win the title. |
| Buzz Sawyer |
Brian Adidas |
7/4/86 |
| Title vacated in
January of 1987. |
| Brian Adidas [3] |
The Grappler |
3/10/86 |
| The Grappler |
Brian Adidas |
12/9/85 |
| Brian Adidas [2] |
Gino Hernandez |
9/27/85 |
| Gino Hernandez [6] |
Brian Adidas |
9/2/85 |
| Brian Adidas |
Gino Hernandez |
7/29/85 |
| Gino Hernandez [5] |
n/a |
6/23/84 |
| Gino Hernandez was
injured but he replaced Kerry Von Erich to win the title in a tournament
final against Ric Flair. |
| David Von Erich [8] |
n/a |
1983 |
| David Von Erich
wins a rematch against Jimmy Garvin. Title declared vacant on 2/11/84
when David Von Erich died in Tokyo, Japan. |
| David Von Erich [7] |
n/a |
7/4/83 |
| David Von Erich
defeated Jimmy Garvin in a rematch to win the vacant title. Title
held-up following a match against Garvin on 7/11/83. |
| David Von Erich [6] |
Jimmy Garvin |
4/4/83 |
| The title was
held-up after a match with Jimmy Garvin in April of 1983. The title
was held-up again after Garvin's win in a rematch on 6/17/83 in Dallas,
Texas because of interference from Garvin's valet, Sunshine. |
| Jimmy Garvin |
David Von Erich |
March 1983 |
| David Von Erich [5] |
Bill Irwin |
9/19/82 |
| Bill Irwin |
Al Madril |
August 1982 |
| Al Madril [4] |
Tim Brooks |
1981 |
| Tim Brooks |
n/a |
May 1981 |
| Brooks was awarded
the title. Unsure why David Von Erich vacated the title. |
| David Von Erich [4] |
Gino Hernandez |
August 1980 |
| Gino Hernandez [4] |
Mark Lewin |
1980 |
| Mark Lewin [3] |
Gino Hernandez |
5/25/80 |
| Gino Hernandez [3] |
Mark Lewin |
1980 |
| Mark Lewin [2] |
David Von Erich |
November 1979 |
| David Von Erich [3] |
Gino Hernandez |
February 1979 |
| Gino Hernandez [2] |
David Von Erich |
December 1978 |
| David Von Erich [2] |
Gino Hernandez |
1978 |
| Gino Hernandez |
David Von Erich |
October 1978 |
| David Von Erich |
Bruiser Brody |
9/10/78 |
| Bruiser Brody |
Dale Valentine |
5/28/78 |
| Dale Valentine |
Al Madril |
3/24/78 |
| Al Madril [3] |
Ox Baker |
January 1978 |
| Ox Baker |
Jimmy Snuka |
1977 |
| Jimmy Snuka |
Scott Casey |
May 1977 |
| Scott Casey |
Moondog Mayne |
May 1977 |
| Moondog Mayne |
Seigfried Steinke |
May 1977 |
| Seigfried Steinke [2] |
Rocky Johnson |
1976 |
| Rocky Johnson [2] |
Seigfried Steinke |
1976 |
| Seigfried Steinke |
Rocky Johnson |
8/20/76 |
| Rocky Johnson |
Buddy Wolfe |
1976 |
| Buddy Wolfe |
Al Madril |
11/3/75 |
| Al Madril [2] |
John Tolos |
7/15/75 |
| John Tolos |
Al Madril |
5/14/75 |
| Al Madril |
Red Bastien |
1975 |
| Red Bastien [2] |
Great Mephisto |
5/28/74 |
| Great Mephisto |
Jose Lothario |
1/15/74 |
| Jose Lothario [4] |
Blackjack Mulligan |
5/18/73 |
| Blackjack Mulligan |
Jose Lothario |
5/4/73 |
| Jose Lothario [3] |
Stan Stasiak |
10/25/72 |
| Stan Stasiak |
Red Bastien |
6/24/72 |
| Red Bastien |
Jose Lothario |
3/8/72 |
| Jose Lothario [2] |
Johnny Valentine |
11/17/71 |
| Johnny Valentine [7] |
Pepper Gomez |
1971 |
| Pepper Gomez [14] |
Johnny Valentine |
2/18/71 |
| Johnny Valentine [6] |
George Scott |
1971 |
| George Scott |
Johnny Valentine |
10/13/70 |
| Johnny Valentine [5] |
Wahoo McDaniel |
1970 |
| Wahoo McDaniel |
Johnny Valentine |
1/26/70 |
| Johnny Valentine [4] |
Jose Lothario |
1969 |
| Jose Lothario |
Johnny Valentine |
1969 |
| Johnny Valentine [3] |
Dan Miller |
May 1969 |
| Dan Miller |
Spoiler #1 |
December 1968 |
| Spoiler #1 [2] |
Grizzly Jake Smith |
8/20/68 |
| Grizzly Jake Smith |
Spoiler #1 |
June 1968 |
| Spoiler #1 |
Billy Red Lyons |
3/29/68 |
| Billy Red Lyons |
n/a |
11/8/67 |
| Billy Red Lyons
wins a tournament to win the title. |
| Buddy Moreno |
Buddy Austin |
8/9/67 |
| Title declared
vacant in 1967 when Moreno was injured. |
| Buddy Austin |
n/a |
May 1967 |
| Buddy Austin
defeated Paul DeMarco in a tournament final to win the title. |
| Fritz Von Erich [3] |
Joe Blanchard |
1/16/67 |
| Fritz Von Erich
vacated the title on 3/27/67 when he won the NWA American Heavyweight Title. |
| Joe Blanchard [2] |
Fritz Von Erich |
11/21/66 |
| Fritz Von Erich [2] |
Ernie Ladd |
4/30/65 |
| Ernie Ladd |
Fritz Von Erich |
1965 |
| Fritz Von Erich |
n/a |
1/5/65 |
| Fritz Von Erich
defeated Pepper Gomez for the title. Title was likely vacant at the
time. |
| Pepper Gomez [13] |
?n/a? |
1964 |
| Pepper Gomez may
have beaten Tokyo Tom (Antonio Inoki) for the title. |
| Tokyo Tom (Antonio
Inoki) |
Joe Blanchard |
6/24/64 |
| Title may have been
vacated in 1964. |
| Joe Blanchard |
Billy White Wolf |
12/3/63 |
| Billy White Wolf (Adnan
Kaissey) |
Mark Lewin |
9/24/63 |
| Mark Lewin |
Pepper Gomez |
6/29/63 |
| Pepper Gomez [12] |
Bill Watts |
6/21/63 |
| Bill Watts |
Sailor Art Thomas |
5/3/63 |
| Sailor Art Thomas [2] |
Sweet Daddy Siki |
4/26/63 |
| Sweet Daddy Siki |
Rip Hawk |
2/8/63 |
| Rip Hawk |
El Medico II |
1/11/63 |
| El Medico II |
Sailor Art Thomas |
10/26/62 |
| Sailor Art Thomas |
The Mummy |
6/15/62 |
| The Mummy |
Dory Dixon |
5/18/62 |
| Dory Dixon [2] |
Jack Dalton |
1/5/62 |
| Jack Dalton (Don
Fargo) |
Pepe Gonzales |
12/1/61 |
| Pepe Gonzales |
Sputnik Monroe |
11/17/61 |
| Sputnik Monroe |
Dory Dixon |
10/27/61 |
| Dory Dixon |
Waldo Von Erich |
7/14/61 |
| Waldo Von Erich |
Pepper Gomez |
6/23/61 |
| Pepper Gomez [11] |
Dan Manoukian |
2/10/61 |
| Dan Manoukian |
Ciclon Negro |
1/20/61 |
| Ciclon Negro |
Don Leo Jonathan |
November 1960 |
| Don Leo Jonathan [2] |
Torbellino Blanco |
July 1960 |
| Torbellino Blanco [3] |
Duke Keomuka |
July 1960 |
| Duke Keomuka [5] |
Torbellino Blanco |
6/22/60 |
| Torbellino Blanco [2] |
Danny McShain |
5/10/60 |
| Danny McShain [6] |
Torbellino Blanco |
4/26/60 |
| Torbellino Blanco |
Peter Magnoff |
April 1960 |
| Peter Magnoff |
Nick Kozack |
January 1960 |
| Nick Kozack |
Corsica Joe |
December 1959 |
| Corsica Joe |
Luis Hernandez |
6/4/59 |
| Luis Hernandez |
Joe Christie |
May 1959 |
| Joe Christie |
Pepper Gomez |
1/20/59 |
| Pepper Gomez [10] |
Danny McShain |
December 1958 |
| Danny McShain [5] |
Pepper Gomez |
December 1958 |
| Pepper Gomez [9] |
Tosh Togo |
11/7/58 |
| Tosh Togo |
Dick Steinborn |
10/3/58 |
| Dick Steinborn |
El Medico |
7/25/58 |
| El Medico [5] |
Pepper Gomez |
5/9/58 |
| Pepper Gomez [8] |
El Medico |
4/25/58 |
| El Medico [4] |
Johnny Valentine |
3/28/58 |
| Johnny Valentine [2] |
Bill Molby |
1/21/58 |
| Bill Molby |
Crusher Duggan |
11/15/57 |
| Crusher Duggan (Boris
Malenko) |
Pepper Gomez |
11/8/57 |
| Pepper Gomez [7] |
El Medico |
11/1/57 |
| El Medico [3] |
Ivan the Terrible |
9/13/57 |
| Ivan the Terrible (Pampero
Firpo) |
Don Leo Jonathan |
8/30/57 |
| Don Leo Jonathan |
Pepper Gomez |
4/19/57 |
| Pepper Gomez [6] |
El Medico |
2/22/57 |
| El Medico [2] |
Pepper Gomez |
February 1957 |
| Pepper Gomez [5] |
El Medico |
2/8/57 |
| El Medico |
Pepper Gomez |
10/19/56 |
| Pepper Gomez [4] |
Gene Kelly |
9/7/56 |
| Gene Kelly (Gene
Kiniski) |
Pepper Gomez |
8/18/56 |
| Pepper Gomez [3] |
Buddy Rogers |
8/3/56 |
| Buddy Rogers [6] |
Pepper Gomez |
6/1/56 |
| Pepper Gomez [2] |
Duke Keomuka |
January 1956 |
| Duke Keomuka [4] |
Pepper Gomez |
December 1955 |
| Pepper Gomez |
Mr. Moto |
8/5/55 |
| Mr. Moto |
Polo Torres |
July 1955 |
| Polo Torres |
The Sheik |
11/19/54 |
| The Sheik |
Johnny Valentine |
October 1954 |
| Ed Francis |
Enrique Guzman |
6/11/54 |
| Enrique Guzman |
Bull Curry |
5/21/54 |
| Bull Curry |
Ray Gunkel |
5/7/54 |
| Ray Gunkel [3] |
n/a |
October 1953 |
| Won a tournament to
win the title. |
| Duke Keomuka [3] |
?Cyclone Ayala? |
??/??/?? |
| Title vacated in
1953. |
| Cyclone Ayala |
Duke Keomuka |
November 1952 |
| Duke Keomuka [2] |
Ray Gunkel |
October 1952 |
| Ray Gunkel [2] |
Mighty Atlas |
June 1952 |
| Mighty Atlas |
Ray Gunkel |
11/16/51 |
| Ray Gunkel |
Duke Keomuka |
9/4/51 |
| Duke Keomuka |
n/a |
8/17/51 |
| Defeated Ray Gunkel
to win the title. |
| Miguel Guzman [7] |
Wayne Martin |
6/18/51 |
| Awarded the title
after Sonny Myers interfered on Martin's behalf. |
| Wayne Martin |
Miguel Guzman |
6/12/51 |
| Miguel Guzman [6] |
Danny Savish |
6/8/51 |
| Danny Savish |
Rito Romero |
February 1951 |
| Rito Romero [3] |
Verne Gange |
10/27/50 |
| Vernge Gange [2] |
Miguel Guzman |
9/8/50 |
| Miguel Guzman [5] |
Killer Kowalski |
September 1950 |
| Killer Kowalski |
Buddy Rogers |
8/22/50 |
| Buddy Rogers [5] |
Sonny Myers |
8/7/50 |
| Sonny Myers [4] |
Rito Romero |
July 1950 |
| Rito Romero [2] |
Miguel Guzman |
July 1950 |
| Miguel Guzman [4] |
Danny McShain |
April 1950 |
| Danny McShain [4] |
Verne Gange |
1/13/50 |
| Verne Gange |
Leo Newman |
12/16/49 |
| Leo Newman |
Wild Red Berry |
November 1949 |
| Wild Red Berry [2] |
Miguel Guzman |
November 1949 |
| Miguel Guzman [3] |
Sonny Myers |
August 1949 |
| Sonny Myers [3] |
?n/a? |
August 1949 |
| Unsure how Myers
won the title. |
| Sonny Myers [2] |
Rito Romero |
July 1949 |
| Sandy O'Donne won
the title from Myers in July of 1949 in Dallas, Texas. Title is then
declared vacant after the match. |
| Rito Romero |
Bob Wagner |
June 1949 |
| Bob Wagner |
Sonny Myers |
May 1949 |
| Sonny Myers |
Danny McShain |
4/22/49 |
| Danny McShain [3] |
Miguel Guzman |
4/1/49 |
| Miguel Guzman [2] |
Wild Red Berry |
3/2/49 |
| Wild Red Berry |
Dizzy Davis |
1/28/49 |
| Dizzy Davis [2] |
Antonio Rocca |
1/1/49 |
| Antonio Rocca [2] |
Danny McShain |
11/30/48 |
| Danny McShain [2] |
Antonio Rocca |
11/12/48 |
| Antonio Rocca |
Dizzy Davis |
August 1948 |
| Dizzy Davis |
Miguel Guzman |
August 1948 |
| Miguel Guzman |
Danny McShain |
June 1948 |
| Danny McShain |
Ted Cox |
June 1948 |
| Ted Cox [2] |
Dave Levin |
8/16/46 |
| Dave Levin [2] |
Kay Bell |
7/26/46 |
| Kay Bell |
Buddy Rogers |
July 1946 |
| Buddy Rogers [4] |
Lou Thesz |
5/10/46 |
| Lou Thesz |
Buddy Rogers |
5/3/46 |
| Buddy Rogers [3] |
Jim Casey |
11/23/45 |
| Jim Casey |
Buddy Rogers |
1945 |
| Buddy Rogers [2] |
Ted Cox |
9/7/45 |
| Ted Cox |
Buddy Rogers |
8/31/45 |
| Buddy Rogers |
Dave Levin |
7/27/45 |
| Dave Levin |
Bobby Managoff |
7/13/45 |
| Bobby Managoff |
?Martino Angelo? |
1945 |
| Martino Angelo |
n/a |
1930's |
| Unsure how or when
Martino Angelo won the title. |
