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The following will be title history of the [[NWA World Television Championship]].
The following is title history of the [[NWA World Television Championship]].


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|Greensboro, NC (over [[Wahoo McDaniel]])
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Revision as of 16:47, 8 July 2005

The following is title history of the NWA World Television Championship.

Wrestler: Reign: Date: Place:
NWA Mid-Atlantic Television Title
Ole Anderson 1 1973 Defeats James J. Dillon in tournament final
Danny Miller 1 197? ?
Ivan Koloff 1 197? ?
Paul Jones 1 July 8, 1974 Charlotte, NC
Ric Flair 1 February 8, 1975 Winston-Salem, NC
Paul Jones 2 1975 Raleigh, NC
Ric Flair 2 June 3, 1975 Raleigh, NC
Paul Jones 3 June 10, 1975 Raleigh, NC
Vacated December 3, 1975 Jones won United States Title
Angelo Mosca 1 April 14, 1976 Raleigh, NC
Paul Jones 4 June 30, 1976 Raleigh, NC
Angelo Mosca 2 August 11, 1976 Raleigh, NC
Tim Woods 1 October 16, 1976 Greensboro, NC
Greg Valentine 1 November 8, 1976 Fayetteville, NC
Rufus R. Jones 1 November 30, 1976 Charleston, SC
Greg Valentine 2 January 19, 1977 Raleigh, NC
Rufus R. Jones 2 March 1977 Ashville, NC
Ric Flair 3 April 4, 1977 Greenville, SC
Ricky Steamboat 1 June 15, 1977 Raleigh, NC
Baron Von Raschke 1 October 12, 1977 Raleight, NC
Renamed NWA Television Title
Johnny Weaver 1 March 5, 1978 Charlotte, NC
Baron Von Raschke 2 March 26, 1978 Greensboro, NC
Paul Jones 3 June 7, 1978 Raleigh, NC
Ricky Steamboat 2 June 10, 1979 Ashville, NC
Vacated 1980
Masked Superstar 1 April 1980 Raleigh, NC
Vacated October 1980
Roddy Piper 1 November 1, 1980 Richmond, VA
Vacated January 27, 1981 Piper wins United States Title
Sweet Ebony Diamond 1 April 29, 1981 Raleigh, NC
Greg Valentine 3 1981 ?
Sweet Ebony Diamond 2 1981 ?
Greg Valentine 4 1981 ?
Ron Bass 1 September 6, 1981 Ashville, NC
Ivan Koloff 2 November 3, 1981 Charlotte, NC
Jimmy Valiant 1 June 6, 1982 Toronto, Ontario
Ivan Koloff 3 1982 ?
Jimmy Valiant 2 October 17, 1982 Toronto, Ontario
Jos LeDuc 1 1982 Charlotte, NC
Stripped November 1982
Leroy Brown 1 November 27, 1982 Greensboro, NC
Mike Rotunda 1 December 25, 1982 Charlotte, NC
Dick Slater 1 February 22, 1983 Colubmia, SC
Roddy Piper 2 March 27, 1983 Ashville, NC
Dick Slater 2 April 3, 1983 Greensboro, NC
Jos LeDuc 2 April 30, 1983 Richmond, VA
Great Kabuki 1 May 23, 1983 Greenville, SC
Jimmy Valiant (as masked Charlie Brown) 3 November 24, 1983 Greensboro, NC
Vacated January 1984 Valiant stops wrestling as Brown
Mark Youngblood 1 March 7, 1984 Spartanburg, SC
Tully Blanchard 1 March 28, 1984 ?
Dusty Rhodes 1 March 16, 1985 Greensboro, NC
Renamed NWA World Television Title
Tully Blanchard 2 April 28, 1985 Charlotte, NC
Dusty Rhodes 2 July 6, 1985 Charlotte, NC
Vacated September 29, 1985 Rhodes' leg broken by Ric Flair & Andersons
Arn Anderson 1 January 4, 1986 Greensboro, NC (over Wahoo McDaniel)
Dusty Rhodes 3 September 9, 1986 Columbia, SC
Tully Blanchard 3 November 27, 1986 Greensboro, NC
Nikita Koloff 1 August 17, 1987 Fayetteville, NC
Koloff unifies with UWF TV Title on November 26, 1987
Mike Rotunda 2 January 26, 1988 Raleigh, NC
Rick Steiner 1 December 26, 1988 Norfolk, VA
Mike Rotunda 3 February 20, 1989 Chicago, IL
Sting 1 March 31, 1989 Atlanta, GA
Held Up 1 July 23, 1989 Controversy in match against The Great Muta
The Great Muta 1 September 3, 1989 Atlanta, GA
Arn Anderson 2 January 2, 1990 Gainesville, GA
Tom Zenk 1 December 4, 1990 Gainesville, GA
Title became WCW World Television Title as of January 1991


Wrestler: Reign: Date: Place:
NWA National Television Title History
Terry Taylor 1 August 22, 1980 Atlanta, GA
Terry Funk 1 October 1980 ?
Steve Keirn 1 November 1980 ?
Kevin Sullivan 1 November 29, 1980 Atlanta, GA
Steve O 1 January 16, 1981 Atlanta, GA
Bobby Eaton 1 January 22, 1981 Atlanta, GA
Steve O 2 January 23, 1981 ?
Kevin Sullivan 2 February 1981 Atlanta, GA
Steve Keirn 2 March 1, 1981 ?
Vacated Title inactivated
Iron Sheik 1 May 28, 1983 Atlanta, GA (over Ron Garvin)
Ron Garvin 1 July 17, 1983 Atlanta, GA
Jake Roberts 1 November 6, 1983 Atlanta, GA
Ron Garvin 2 April 7, 1984 Baltimore, MD
Jake Roberts 2 June 17, 1984 Atlanta, GA
Held Up June 17, 1984 Roberts used foreign object
Ron Garvin 3 July 1, 1984 Atlanta, GA
Bob Roop 1 September 1984 ?
Ron Garvin 4 December 28, 1984 Saginaw, MI
Bob Roop 2 January 1985 ?
Title Abandoned April 1985

See also

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