
NeWA
World Heavyweight Championship History
The NeWA
World Heavyweight is the most prestigious title in the business,
held by and competed for by the true legends in game.
CHAMPION |
WON |
LOCATION |
LOST |
Ric Flair [5] |
11/27/1986 |
Atlanta,
GA |
5/5/1987 |
Roddy Piper |
5/5/1987 |
Charlotte, NC |
6/2/1987 |
Barry Windham |
6/2/1987 |
St. Louis, Mo |
11/26/1987 |
Roddy Piper [2] |
11/26/1987 |
Chicago, Il |
12/25/1987 |
Steve Williams |
12/25/1987 |
Norfolk, Va |
12/31/1987 |
Barry Windham [2] |
12/31/1987 |
St. Louis, Mo |
11/11/1988 |
Lex Luger |
11/11/1988 |
??? |
11/11/1988 |
Roddy Piper [3] |
11/11/1988 |
Greensboro, NC |
2/2/1989 |
Barry Windham [3] |
2/2/1989 |
Baltimore, Ma |
3/15/1989 |
Greg Valentine |
4/19/1989 |
Detroit, Mi |
11/24/1989 |
Barry Windham [4] |
11/24/1989 |
Atlanta, Ga |
7/28/1990 |
Roddy Piper [4] |
7/28/1990 |
Tampa, Fl |
8/15/1990 |
Owen Hart |
8/15/1990 |
Indianapolis, In |
9/1/1991 |
Ric Flair [6] |
9/17/1991 |
Greensboro, NC |
11/24/1991 |
Roddy Piper [5] |
11/24/1991 |
Charlotte, NC |
1/11/1992 |
Rick Steamboat |
1/11/1992 |
San Francisco, Ca |
2/13/1992 |
Barry Windham [5] |
2/13/1992 |
Charlotte, NC |
5/25/1992 |
Steve DiSalvo |
5/25/1992 |
Nashville, Tn |
7/4/1992 |
Ted DiBase |
7/4/1992 |
Macon, Ga |
8/3/1992 |
Nikita Koloff |
8/3/1992 |
Greensboro, NC |
8/21/1992 |
Roddy Piper [6] |
10/12/1992 |
Tokyo, Japan |
10/20/1992 |
Barry Windham [6] |
4/22/1993 |
Tokyo, Japan |
7/18/1993 |
Bret Hart |
7/18/1993 |
Atlanta, Ga |
9/15/1993 |
Sid Vicious |
9/15/1993 |
Kansas City, Mo |
11/25/1993 |
Barry Windham [7] |
11/25/1993 |
Orlando, Fl |
1/19/1994 |
Jon Stewart |
2/5/1994 |
Atlanta, Ga |
6/4/1994 |
Barry Windham [8] |
6/4/1994 |
St. Louis, Mo |
4/1/1995 |
Pete Jackson |
7/1/1995 |
St. Louis, Mo |
7/30/1995 |
Dan Severn |
7/30/1995 |
Pittsburg, PA |
1/20/1996 |
Great Muta |
1/20/1996 |
Tokyo, Japan |
2/17/1996 |
Dan Severn [2] |
2/17/1996 |
Kansas City, Mo |
7/3/1996 |
Tommy Cairo |
7/21/1996 |
Newark, NJ |
8/7/1996 |
Frans Joule |
8/7/1996 |
Berlin, Germany |
1/22/1997 |
Terry Funk [2] |
1/22/1997 |
Los Angeles, Ca |
1/22/1997 |
Randy Savage |
1/22/1997 |
Los Angeles, Ca |
4/23/1997 |
Roddy Piper [7] |
4/23/1997 |
Las Vegas, Nv |
7/1/1997 |
Frans Joule [2] |
9/1/1997 |
Berlin, Germany |
11/23/1997 |
Chris
Worrall |
11/25/1997 |
Houston,
TX |
12/18/1997 |
Richard Barron |
12/18/1997 |
Osaka,
Japan |
3/8/1998 |
Siva
the Warrior |
3/08/1998 |
Las
Vegas, Nv |
06/07/1998 |
Roddy Piper |
06/07/1998 |
St Louis, Mo |
08/17/1998 {1) |
Adam
Riggs |
09/13/1998
{2} |
New
York, NY |
10/31/1998 |
Dan Severn |
10/31/1998 |
Portland, OR |
12/28/1998 |
Nightmare |
12/28/1998 |
Seattle,
WA |
03/20/1999 |
Stephen Greer |
03/20/1999 |
Toronto, Ontario |
06/01/1999 |
Apollo |
06/01/1999 |
Chicago,
IL |
07/25/1999 |
Mike Bell |
07/25/1999 |
Irving, TX |
08/30/1999 |
Byron
Tanis |
08/30/1999 |
Calgary,
Alberta |
09/19/1999 |
Mike Bell [2] |
09/19/1999 |
Orlando, FL |
10/31/1999 |
The
Boog-Man |
10/31/1999 |
Detroit,
MI |
11/17/99 |
Dark Arthur |
11/17/99 |
Manchester EN |
11/28/99 |
Robert
Stevens |
11/28/99 |
London,
England |
12/18/99 |
Eric Dane |
12/18/99 |
Washington, DC |
1/22/00 |
Byron
Tanis [2] |
1/22/00 |
Calgary,
Alberta |
4/23/00 |
Christian Light |
4/23/00 |
Miami, Florida |
5/22/00 |
The
WidowMaker |
5/22/00 |
Quebec
City, Que. |
7/15/00 |
Tyrone Walker |
7/15/00 |
Ft. Lauterdale |
7/15/00 {3} |
Kurt
Swagger |
8/27/00
{4} |
Seattle,
WA |
9/26/00 |
London Freemantle |
9/26/00 |
Orlando, FL |
10/29/00 {5} |
Michael
Lennox |
10/29/00 |
Grand
Rapids, MI |
12/18/00 |
Eric Dane [2] |
12/18/00 |
Georgia |
01/15/01 |
Michael
Lennox [2] |
1/15/01 |
Georgia |
01/28/01 |
Darrel Besolve |
01/28/01 |
Calgary, Alb. |
02/27/01 |
Mike
Bell [3] |
02/27/01 |
Baton
Rouge, La |
4/01/01 |
Kurt Swagger [2] |
04/01/01 {6} |
OSU, Ohio |
04/23/01 |
Michael
Lennox [3] |
04/23/01 |
Los
Angeles, CA |
05/01/01 |
Cheshire |
05/01/01 {7} |
Cardiff, Wales |
05/01/01 |
Michael
Lennox [4] |
05/01/01 |
Cardiff,
Wales |
10/11/01 |
Jason Ramsey |
10/11/01 |
Chicago, Ill. |
10/31/01 |
OutKast |
10/31/01 |
Orlando,
FL |
01/27/02 |
Adam Knight |
01/27/02 |
Minneapolis, MN |
03/31/02{8} |
Ken
Jansen |
06/16/02
{9} |
Calgary,
Alberta |
12/01/02 |
Vic Vary |
12/01/02 |
London, Eng, |
08/09/03 {10} |
Trent
Shanahan |
02/15/04
{11} |
Halifax,
NS |
11/01/05
{12} |
Kurt Chavez
|
03/05/05 |
Clash of the Champions |
05/29/05 |
Jason
Stallion |
05/29/05 |
Wrestle
Classic |
06/26/05 |
Jackson Dane
|
06/26/05 |
Clash of the Champions |
09/25/05 |
Demonio De La Sangre II
|
09/25/05 |
Lou Thesz Tournament |
12/18/05 |
“The Irish Knight”
Seamus McArthur
|
12/18/05 |
Clash of the Champions,
Pictou County,
Nova Scotia |
01/29/06 |
“Simply Superior” Trent Shanahan(2)
|
01/29/06 |
Battlecade,
St. Paul, Minn |
02/19/06 |
“Kid Ego” Diesel Warren
|
02/19/06 |
Clash of the Champions |
03/26/06 |
Thomas Bane
|
03/26/06 |
Clash of the Champions,
Billings, Montana |
05/28/06 |
Jason Stallion (2)
|
05/28/06 |
Wrestle Classic,
Manchester, England |
9/24/2006 |
X-Calibre
|
09/24/06 |
Lou Thesz Tournament,
Montreal QB |
12/06 |
Ronnie McNeil
|
12/31/06 |
Guts, Gold, and Glory |
05/07 |
Mimic |
09/24/06 |
WrestleClassic |
07/08/07 |
Diamond Mine
|
07/22/07{13} |
Shatterpoint,
Buffalo, NY
|
10/28/07 |
David Dunn
|
10/28/07{14} |
New York ,NY
|
01/27/08 |
Insomniac
|
01/27/08 |
St. John's, NFLD
|
02/29/08 |
David Dunn
|
02/29/08 |
Frontline 5
Winston-Salem, NC
|
05/31/08 |
Tommy L
|
05/31/08 |
WrestleClassic
|
?? {15} |
{1}Roddy
Piper retires as World Champion
{2}Tournament final over Dan Jesser
{3}NeWA Vice President Charles Fraga stripped Tyrone Walker of the World Title
an hour into his title reign
due to several factors during his championship match with WidowMaker.
{4}Tournament final over London Freemantle
{5}The apparent death (later revealed to be faked) of champion, London Freemantle,
led to the immediate vacating of the title. Michael Lennox and Eric Dane, who
were scheduled to face each other later in the evening, were then given a match
with Freemantle's opponent for the event, Malcolm Aboud, to crown a new World
Champion.
{6}Kurt Swagger pins Michael Lennox in a 3-way match with the champion Mike
Bell to become the champ for the second time.
{7}In a six man tag match, Cheshire pinned Micheal Lennox, his own partner,
to capture the title. An immediate rematch was ordered, in which Lennox regained
the title.
(8) Knight retires as World Champ
{9}Tournament final over Paul Blake
{10} Title Vacated
{11}Won final of the 2004 Lou Thesz Tournament over Deadman
{12} Retires as Champion leaving the belt Vacant
{13}Diamond Mine beat Mimic for the title on July 8th, 2007 at RW's Ares Rising in a match that was not sanctioned by the NeWA. The title was up for grabs at Shatterpoint where Diamond Mine solidified his victory and became the undisputed champion
{14}Diamond Mine relenquished his belt, and retired, putting the title up for grabs between the 2007 Thesz winner and the number one contender, Ronnie McNeil. David Dunn defeated 3 competitors to win the tournament, and squeezed by McNeil to become the new N.W.A. World Heavyweight Champion.
{15} Records are still being gathered from May 31st 2008 to present
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