[Source: BSWW.de]

5. Sting
*Sting defeated the WWA Champion, Lex Luger, in a 3 Way Dance. Malice was also a part of this match. Sting captured the title in Zurich on the 13/12/02. This was a House Show.

4. Lex Luger
*Lex Luger defeated Sting, after being assisted by the reigning NWA Champion, Jeff Jarrett. It took two guitar shots to finally finish off the man called Sting. This match was signed after Scott Steiner departed from the WWA, leaving the WWA Title vacant. This all took place at WWA's fourth pay per view "Retribution" on the 6/12/02 in Glasgow, Scotland.

*Title Vacated*
*After signing with the WWE, WWA officials stripped Scott Steiner of the title. Big Poppa Pump successfully defended the WWA title on several occasions.

3. Scott Steiner 
*Scott Steiner was awarded a shot at the WWA Champion, Nathan Jones, only days after he first won it. Unfortunately for Nathan Jones his reign did not last longer then six days. Nathan Jones was defeated by Scott Steiner at the WWA event "Eruption", in Melbourne on the 13/4/02. Sid Vicious, the WWA Commissioner, took the time to be the special ringside enforcer in this match, but even with Sid's ringside authority, Scott Steiner still prevailed and literally choked the life out of the Front Row, with the Steiner Recliner.

2. Nathan Jones
*Nathan Jones overcame the odds and defeated Jeff Jarrett for the WWA Title. Nathan Jones pinned Jeff Jarrett using a chokeslam, in a four way dance for the WWA Title. Other competitors in the match were "Big Poppa Pump" Scott Steiner and "Grandmaster" Brian Christopher. The Front Row defeated the champion at a House Show in his home town of Sydney. Thousands of fans in attendance that night went home happy on the 7/4/02. 

1. Jeff Jarrett
*Jeff Jarrett won the WWA Heavyweight Title in Sydney, Australia at the very first WWA pay per view, "The Inception" 26/10/01. The Title was up for grabs in a tournament called "The Seven Deadly Sins", seven matches and each match had its own special gimmick. The finals of this tournament was to be contested inside a Steel Cage. Jeff Jarrett defeated "Road Dog" Jesse James with his finishing move "The Stroke". 

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