Showing posts with label title change. Show all posts
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Sunday, September 15, 2019

Independent Title Changes I've Seen

Previously I did a post about the Title Changes That I Have Seen Live and later More Title Changes That I Have Seen Live where I focused in WWE, WCW, Ring of Honor and New Japan Pro Wrestling.  So for fun I decided to do one on the independent shows I've been to.  I keep a record of all the wrestling shows that I've attended and for Indy shows I have about 95% of those.  I didn't start keeping track straight away.

March 13, 1998 Middle School, Bath, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

The Power Twins: Dave & Dean defeated The Pascagoula ShipBuilders: Tony DeVito & Mike Bell to win the vacant EWA Tag Team Championships.

The story line was that DeVito and Bell threw the belts in the Kennebec River after not winning them.  This was done to explain why they didn't have physical championships.  Also this was the only match that Bell & DeVito used this tag team name in.  Pascagoula, Mississippi is where Ingalls Shipbuilding is located.  They are a direct competitor to Bath Iron Works, so cheap heat!

April 18, 1998 The Armory, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

Kidd USA defeated Light Heavyweight Champion: "Sports Illustrated Legend" Robbie Ellis to win the Championship

Initially I thought this match would be a passing of the torch considering Robbie's age at the time of the match.  Little did I know that I would be seeing Mr. Ellis in the ring for more than 10 more years.

Women's Champion: Jamie West defeated Women's Intercontinental Champion: Nasty Sherri to unify the titles.

It's hard to count this as an actual unification match, both ladies had belts that they came into the promotion with. They were just declared champions and then quickly unified the belts.  Didn't make much sense.

June 6, 1998 The Armory, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

Light Heavyweight Champion: Kidd USA defeated Latin-American Light Heavyweight Champion: El' Mascarado to unify the championships.

Same as the unification of the women's titles, not making much sense to declare the titles just to unify them a short time later.

August 8, 1998 The Armory, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance 

No-DQ Match: Master Sandy defeated Heavyweight Champion: "Mr. USA" Tony Atlas to win the championship.  About a dozen guys jumped  Tony before the bell and busted him open, a short time after the match officially started Sandy pinned Atlas to win the title.  This match got a full page in Pro Wrestling Illustrated after.  It was a significant moment in wrestling history for a Women to win what is thought traditionally as a man's championship.

March 6, 1999 The Armory, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

"Centerfold" Steve Ramsey defeated Light Heavyweight Champion: "Latin Fury" Luis Ortiz to win the championship.

Ortiz didn't actually defeated Kidd USA to win the title, USA no showed the event and Ortiz was awarded the title although a fictitious title change was announced the day of the show.

June 5, 1999 The Armory, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

Alexander Worthington the 3rd w/ Dominic defeated Light Heavyweight Champion "Centerfold" Steve Ramsey w/ Precious Lucy to win the championship.

"Centerfold" Steve Ramsey w/ Precious Lucy defeated Light Heavyweight Champion: Alexander Worthington the 3rd w/ Dominic to win the championship.

Damon D'Archangelo defeated Kidd USA in win the Hardcore Championship in the tournament final.

Referee Larry Huntley with EWA Hardcore Champion Damon D' Archangelo - courtesy of Larry Huntley

This was a very long Television taping where several weeks of shows were filmed including the entire Hardcore Championship tournament.

July 24, 1999 The Armory, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance 

Kentaro-San defeated Heavyweight Champion: Master Sandy w/ Dave Vicious to win the championship.

This was a screw job, EWA Vice President Dan Mason was the special referee and after Kentaro-San threw salt into Sandy's eyes she attacked Mason who then awarded the title to Kentaro who turned out to be Josh Shea the heel commentator and not an actual wrestler.

September 26, 1999 The Armory, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance 

"Delicious" Dave Vicious defeated Heavyweight Champion: Josh Shea to win the title.

This was a massive squash match with Shea doing a stretcher job

January 14, 2000 Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
Easter Wrestling Alliance

Kidd USA defeated Hardcore Champion: Damon D'Archangelo to win the championship

"Centerfold" Steve Ramsey defeated Light Heavyweight Champion: Mark Jaguar Nugera w/ Josh Shea & Precious Lucy to win the championship

February 19, 2000 Multi-Purpose Center, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

Alexander Worthington the 3rd w/ Dominic defeated Heavyweight Champion: "Delicious" Dave Vicious w/ Master Sandy to win the Championship

March 25, 2000 Americal Civic Center, Wakefield, MA
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

Damon D'Archangelo defeated Matt Masterman to win the vacant Hardcore Championship

Kidd USA defeated Light Heavyweight Champion: "Centerfold" Steve Ramsey to win the championship

April 8, 2000 Edward Little High School, Auburn, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

"Extreme" Adam Hastey defeated "Mr. Muscles" Frankie Armadillo & Hardcore Champion: Damon D'Archangelo to win the championship

June 10, 2000 Americal Civic Center, Wakefield, MA
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

"Brutal" Bob Evans defeated Hardcore Champion: "Extreme" Adam Hastey to win the championship

Revelations: Kildevil & Apocalypse w/ Armageddon defeated The Damned: Mad Dog & Draven w/ Dr. Payne & Centerfold Steve Ramsey & Damian Houston to win the vacant tag team championships

August 12, 2000 State Fair, Skowhegan, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

"Mr. Muscles" Frankie Armadillo w/ Dr. Payne defeated "Extreme" Adam Hastey & El' Tornado to win the vacant Hardcore Championship

October 21, 2000 University of New England, Portland, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

Steve Ramsey & Damian Houston defeated Tag Team Champions: The Damned: Mad Dog & Draven w/ Dr. Payne to win the championships

November 4, 2000 Multi-Purpose Center, Lewiston, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

The Damned: Mad Dog & Draven w/ Dr. Payne defeated Tag Team Champions: Steve Ramsey & Damian Houston to win the championships

December 9, 2000 Gilman Street School, Waterville, ME
Eastern Wrestling Alliance

"Extreme" Adam Hastey & Alexander Worthington the 3rd w/ Dominic defeated Tag Team Champions: The Damned: Mad Dog & Draven w/ Dr. Payne to win the championships

January 26, 2001 Stevens Ave Armory, Portland, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

"Enforcer" Larry Huntley defeated Kildevil & Hardcore Champion: "Mr. Muscles" Frankie Armadillo w/ Dr. Payne to win the championship

April 13, 2001 Stevens Ave Armory, Portland, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

The Asian Contingent: Sun Dragon & Kamikaze defeated The Shooters: Aaron Morrison & Adam Booker, "Mr. Muscles" Frankie Armadillo & Chris Venom w/ Dr. Payne, & Tag Team Champions: "Extreme" Adam Hastey & Alexander Worthington the 3rd w/ Dominic to win the championships

May 11, 2001 Stevens Ave Armory, Portland, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

Don Juan DeSanto pinned Mike Steele to win the vacant Heavyweight Championship

June 1, 2001 Stevens Ave Armory, Portland, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

The Elements of Suicide: Onyx, Cinna, & Rukkus defeated Tag Team Champions: The Asian Contingent: Sun Dragon, Kamikaze, & Josh Shea to win the championships in a six-man tag

 "Mr. Muscles" Frankie Armadillo w/ Dr. Payne & Mistress Vanessa defeated Hardcore Champion: "Enforcer" Larry Huntley w/ Hardcore Honey to win the championship

June 30, 2001 Stevens Ave Armory, Portland, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

The Asian Contingent: Sun Dragon & Kamikaze defeated Tag Team Champions: The Elements of Suicide: Onyx & Cinna to win the championships

August 3, 2001 Stevens Ave Armory, Portland, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

The Elements of Suicide: Onyx, Cinna & Rukkus defeated New England Champion: El' Tornado and Tag Team Champions: The Asian Contingent: Sun Dragon & Kamikaze winning only the tag team championships

September 7, 2001 Stevens Ave Armory, Portland, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

Gauntlet Match:
Kildevil & Chris Venom w/ Dr. Payne and the HCI defeated Kilgore & KL Murphy
The Damned: Mad Dog & Draven defeated Kildevil & Chris Venom w/ Dr. Payne and the HCI
The Damned: Mad Dog & Draven The Asian Contingent: Sun Dragon & Kamikaze
The Elements of Suicide: Onyx & Cinna defeated The Damned: Mad Dog & Draven to win the championships

February 22, 2002 The Middle School, Auburn, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

Louis Barboza defeated Hardcore Champion: "Mr. Muscles" Frankie Armadillo w/ Dr. Payne to win the championship

April 5, 2002 Stevens Ave Armory, Portland, ME
Eastern Wresting Alliance

Stephan Q. Ramsey w/ Dominic pinned New England Champion: El' Tornado to win the championship

The Damned: Mad Dog & Draven defeated Tag Team Champions: The Egomaniacs: Mike Steele & Johnny Idol to win the championships

September 28, 2003 Bill William Gym, Danbury, CT
XboKu Pro Wrestling

Nocturne won an elimination match for the vacant Light-Heavyweight Championship

Wayne the Convenience Store Guy w/ Tara Charisma defeated Boogalou, Anthony Michaels, & Nick Nosious to win the vacant R&W Heavyweight Championship

April 10, 2004 YMCA, Augusta, ME
All Star American Wrestling

Johnny Heartbreaker defeated Andre Lyonz, Brian Black, & "Boston Bad Boy" Jason Rumble w/ Vixen to win the vacant Heavyweight Championship

Mighty Mini defeated "Hot Stuff" Paul Hudson in a two out of three falls match to win the vacant Cruiserweight Championship

Mind & Matter: Dr. Heresy & Maverick Wild defeated The Elite: "Enforcer" Larry Huntley & Sonny Roselli and Cueball Carmichael & Handsome Johnny to win the vacant Tag Team Championships

Brian Black pinned Heavyweight Champion: Johnny Heartbreaker w/ "Boston Boy" Jason Rumble w/ Vixen to win the championship

December 17, 2004 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
New Wrestling Horizons

Michaels Inc: The Brothers Dangerous: Donny & Danny w/ Quentin Michaels defeated The Elite: "Enforcer" Larry Huntley & Sonny Roselli to win the vacant Tag Team Championships

Maine State Champion: "Rugged" Rick Daniels w/ Dr. Payne pinned Heavyweight Champion: Hardware to win the championship


January 25, 2005 Skip's Bar Buxton, ME
New Wrestling Horizons

The Elite: "Enforcer" Larry Huntley & Sonny Roselli defeated Tag Team Champions: Michaels Inc: The Brothers Dangerous: Danny & Donny to win the championships

March 19, 2005 Boys & Girls Club, Gardiner, ME
New Wrestling Horizons

Cameron Matthews pinned Maine State Champion: "Mourning Star" Marcus Hall to win the championship

"Enforcer" Larry Huntley & Dangerous Donny defeated Tag Team Champions: The Big Islanders: Makua & Kahoku to win the championships

February 21, 2007 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
NWH / AWA North Atlantic

Makua defeated "Hot Stuff" Paul Hudson, "Canadian Moondog" Mark Moment, & John "The Bomb" Bryar for the vacant Television Championship

"Enforcer" Larry Huntley pinned "Boston Bad Boy" Jason Rumble for the vacant Heavyweight Championship

 American Muscle: "Too Fit" Eric Atlas & "Heartbreaker" Chase San Antone defeated Dangerous Alliance: Donny and Danny to win the vacant Tag Team Champions

April 18, 2007 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
AWA North Atlantic & PWA

69 Degrees: Cameron Matthews & Paul Hudson defeated Rain & Pro Zac for the vacant PWA Tag Team Championships

Scott "By God" Vegas won a Krazy 8 Elimination match for the vacant PWA New England Championship

"Boston Bad Boy" Jason Rumble defeated Legion "Freakin" Cage for the vacant PWA Heavyweight Championship

Dangerous Alliance: Donny and Danny defeated AWA-NA Tag Team Champions: American Muscle: "Too Fit" Eric Atlas & "Heartbreaker" Chase San Antone to win the titles

February 20, 2008 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
AWA North Atlantic

"Sweet Tooth" Jimmy Capone & Donny Dangerous defeated John "The Bomb" Bryar and Mark Rage to win the vacant Tag Team Championship

February 20, 2008 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
AWA North Atlantic

Luke Robinson & Larry Huntley defeated Sonny Roselli & Television Champion: Cameron Matthews when Robinson pinned Matthews and was awarded the title

Mervin Greenwald pinned Twin Cities Champion: Jivin' Jimmy Capone to win the title

March 29, 2008 Central Florida Fairgrounds, Orlando, FL
UXW Pro Wrestling

Skull Von Crush pinned Vordell Walker to win the vacant United States Championship

June 19, 2009 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Pro Wrestling America

Latin Revoluition: Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera w/ Jenna Santiago defeated Tag Team Champions: Superfecta: Mark Moment and Cameron Matthews w/ Vernon Envy to win the titles

Nick "Flash" McKenna defeated Tommy Lane & New England Champion: Scott "By God" Vegas to win the championship

July 17, 2009 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Pro Wrestling America

Kactus pinned Hardcore Champion: Mark Moment to win the title, defended under 24/7 rules

Scott "By God" Vegas w/ Johnny Primer defeated Cameron Matthews & New England Champion: Nick "Flash" McKenna to win the championship in a Triple Threat Ladder Match

August 8, 2009 Hilton University Place Hotel, Charlotte, NC
NWA Legends Fanfest



2 Cold Scorpio defeated NWA National Champion: Phil Shatter to win the title, the decision was later reversed


August 14, 2009 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Pro Wrestling America

Superfecta: Cameron Mathews & Mark Moment defeated Tag Team Champions: Latin Revolution: Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera to win the championships

Nick "Flash" McKenna defeated "H2O" Ryan Waters & New England Champion: Scotty "By God" Vegas in a body bag match to win the championship

September 10, 2010 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Independent Wrestling Entertainment

Shane Alden defeated Luka Sharp & Television Champion: Ricky Williams to win the championship

November 10, 2010 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Independent Wrestling Entertainment

Mistress Belmont pinned Women's Champion: Barbi with her feet on the ropes to win the championship

April 8, 2011 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Independent Wrestling Entertainment

Capital Punishment: Fox Vinyer & Rob Coleman defeated Tag Team Champions: Scotty "By God" Vegas & "Enforcer" Larry Huntley when Kyle Huntley interfered to win the championships

May 6, 2011 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Independent Wrestling Entertainment

"Tower of Power" Mark Moment defeated Jimmy Capone in a ladder match for the vacant Television Championship

February 3, 2012 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Intergalactic Wrestling

Jimmy Capone pinned Kactus to win the vacant Heavyweight Championship

March 25, 2012 The Civic Center, Augusta, ME
Big Time Wrestling



Scufflin Hillbillies: Cousin Larry & Uncle Sonny defeated Tag Team Champions: Black Talent Wrestlers: Bobby Ocean & "Slyck" Wagner Brown to win the championships

April 21, 2012 Newbegin Gym, Gray ME
All Out Mayhem

New England Wrecking Crew: Joe McBrady & Steve Ruppard w/ Beavis defeated Tag Team Champions: Ryan London & Roadblock to win the championships

"Extreme Strongman" Gino Martino w/ John Cena Sr. pinned Heavyweight Champion: "The Living Legend" Larry Zbyszko to win the championship

April 26, 2012 Gilman Place, Waterville, ME
Live Pro Wrestling



"Prodigy" Mike Bennett pinned Robbie to become the inaugural United States Champion

May 11, 2012 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Intergalactic Wrestling



Chris Camaro pinned Scotty Vegas to win the vacant Catch Championship


Johnny Highlander Primer pinned North East Champion: Jimmy Capone to win the championship

June 2, 2012 Davey Lopes Recreation Center, Providence, RI
PWF Northeast



Universal Champion: Ryan Bisbal w/ Ivy pinned Heavyweight Champion: "King of Old School" Steve Corino in a No Holds Barred match to unify the championships

August 4, 2012 City Side Event Center, Brewer, ME
Independent Wrestling Entertainment


"Extreme Strongman" Gino Martino won the vacant Heavyweight Championship last eliminating "Big" Gene Geroux in a Battle Royal

March 29, 2014 Portugal Verde Soccer Academy, New Bedford, MA
Top Rope Promotions

The Prestige: "H2O" Ryan Waters & Matt Magnum defeated Tag Team Champions: Anthony Greene & Mikey Webb to win the championships

September 13, 2014 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
Independent Wrestling Entertainment

Primer Inc: Joseph Primer & Crash Landing defeated "Jivin" Jimmy Capone & Alex Taylor to win the vacant Tag Team Championships

December 19, 2014 The Community Center, Fairfield, ME
MainEvent Wrestling

The Knuckle Busters: Stone & Bareknuckle Burly defeated Tag Team Champions: Sonny Roselli & John "The Bomb" Bryar to win the championships

"Boston Bad Boy" Jason Rumble pinned Heavyweight Champion: "Tower of Power" Mark Moment to win the championship


January 19, 2019 American Legion Hall, Orono, ME
Let’s Wrestle!

Let’s Wrestle Rumble: Davienne won the 30 person match last eliminating Kalvin Strange to win the Let’s Wrestle Championship


March 9, 2019 National Guard Armory, Westbrook, ME
Limitless Wrestling

Limitless Wrestling Championship: MJF defeated "Retro" Anthony Greene, JT Dunn, & Ace Romero pinning Anthony Greene to win the championship

courtesy of @wrestlechick207 on the twitter.
September 6, 2019 The Expo, Portland, ME
Limitless Wrestling

"Retro" Anthony Greene defeated Limitless Wrestling Champion: MJF to win the Championship.

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Friday, April 22, 2016

House Show Title Changes


With Samoa Joe winning the NXT Championship tonight at the house show in Lowell, a show I wanted to go to but decided against because of other issues but my friends went and now I'm way more jealous that I already was, it lead to a couple of discussions in regards to there are hardly any title changes at house shows.

Ultimately one or two always come to mind, Diesel beating Bob Backlund and Edge defeating Jeff Jarrett, so it got me wondering just how often it happens.  The answer is not often at all.

Obviously back in the day all title changes happened at house shows and never on Television because TV was just a marketing tool to get people to come out to the matches.  So the parameters for this list are very simple, the birth of Pay-Per-View.  That really changed it all so I'm only counting house show title changes that happened after WrestleMania for WWE and Starrcade 1987 for the NWA/WCW.

I'm counting the NWA / WCW & WWE United States Championship as one title

The WWE & WCW Light-Heavyweight Championships are separate from the WCW / WWE Cruiserweight Championship.

With 229 Title Reigns in it's less than four year existence the WWE Hardcore Championship doesn't count.

NWA World Championship is only counted when part of Crockett & WCW as well as TNA

In the end it was longer than I thought it would be, but I have this issue with being thorough.

Active Championships

WWE World Heavyweight Championship

October 12, 1992 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Bret "Hitman" Hart submitted "Nature Boy" Ric Flair - this was Bret's first title run


November 26, 1994 Madison Square Garden
Diesel defeated Bob Backlund who had won the title 3 days prior at Survivor Series

WWE Intercontinental Championship

June 6, 1993 Albany, NY
"Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels defeated Marty Jannetty

May 19, 1995 Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Razor Ramon defeated "Double J" Jeff Jarrett in a ladder match

May 21, 1995 Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Canada
"Double J" Jeff Jarrett defeated Razor Ramon

August 10, 2003 Des Moines, IA
Christian defeated Booker T

WWE / WCW United States Championship

May 22, 1989 Bluefield, WV
"Total Package" Lex Luger defeated Michael "PS" Hayes


August 25, 1991 Atlanta, GA
Sting defeated "Stunning" Steve Austin  - tournament final for vacant championship
The title was vacated back July 14th when Lex Luger won the WCW World Heavyweight Championship at the Great American Back.  Why they held a non-televised tournament I couldn't tell you, but this has future blog post written all over it.

November 13, 1995 Tokyo, Japan
Kensuke Saski defeated Sting

September 22, 2000 Amarillo, TX
Terry Funk defeated Lance Storm

September 23, 2000 Lubbock, TX
Lance Storm defeated Terry Funk - neither title change was recognized by WCW however WWE does acknowledge them.

There are no house show title changes in the WWE

WWE Tag Team Championships

January 15, 2012 Oakland, CA
Primo & Epico defeated Air Boom: Evan Bourne & Kofi Kingston

NXT Championship

April 21, 2016 Lowell, MA
Samoa Joe pinned Finn Balor


NWA World Heavyweight Championship

January 11, 1991 East Rutheford, NJ
"Nature Boy" Ric Flair defeated Sting

September 15, 2005 Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Jeff Jarrett defeated Raven

TNA X-Division Championship

September 23, 2010 New York City
Amazing Red defeated Jay Lethal

September 25, 2010 Rahway, NJ
Jay Lethal defeated Amazing Red

TNA King of the Mountain Championship
aka Global & Television

January 27, 2010 Cardiff, Wales
Rob Terry defeated Eric Young


Inactive Championships

WCW World Heavyweight Championship
Active January 11, 1991 - December 9, 2001

January 11, 1991 East Rutheford, NJ
"Nature Boy" Ric Flair defeated Sting

December 30, 1992 Baltimore, MD
Big Van Vader pinned Ron Simmons

March 11, 1993 London, England
Sting defeated Big Van Vader

March 17, 1993 Dublin, Ireland
Big Van Vader defeated Sting

WCW/ WWE Cruiserweight Championship
Active March 20, 1996 - March 3, 2008

March 20, 1996 Nagoya, Japan
Shinjiro Otani defeated Wild Pegasus (Chris Benoit) tournament final

March 30, 2000 Baltimore, MD
Billy Kidman defeated The Artist

March 31, 2000 Pittsburgh, PA
The Artist defeated Billy Kidman

November 15, 2005 Rome, Italy
Nunzio defeated Juventud Guerrera

WCW Light Heavyweight Championship
Active October 27, 1991 - September 2, 1992

December 25, 1991 Atlanta, GA
Jushin Thunder Liger defeated Brian Pillman


July 5, 1992 Atlanta, GA
Brad Armstrong defeated Scotty Flamingo

WCW World Television Championship
Active February 27, 1974 - April 10, 2000

January 26, 1988 Raleigh, NC
Mike Rotunda defeated Nikita Koloff

March 31, 1989 Atlanta, GA
Sting defeated Mike Rotunda

September 3, 1989 Atlanta, GA
The Great Muta defeated Sting for the vacant championship


December 4, 1990 Gainesville, GA
The Z-Man defeated "Enforcer" Arn Anderson

January 14, 1991 Marietta, GA
"Enforcer" Arn Anderson defeated The Z-Man

February 17, 1996 Baltimore, MD
Lex Luger defeated Johnny B. Badd

February 18, 1996 Norfolk, VA
Johnny B. Badd defeated Lex Luger

April 30, May 1 - 3, 1998
Chris Benoit & Booker T traded the title back and forth
4/30 Benoit beat Booker Augusta, GA
5/1 Booker beat Benoit Greenville, SC
5/2 Benoit beat Booker Charleston, SC
5/3 Booker beat Benoit Savannah, GA

WWE World Tag Team Championships
Active June 3, 1971 - August 16, 2010

February 7, 1992 Denver , CO
Money Inc: Ted DiBiase & IRS defeated The Legion of Doom: Hawk & Animal

July 20, 1992
The Natural Disasters: Earthquake & Typhoon defeated Money Inc: Ted DiBiase & IRS

June 14, 1993 Columbus, OH
The Steiner Brothers: Rick & Scott defeated Money Inc: Ted DiBiase & IRS

June 16, 1993 Rockford, IL
Money Inc: Ted DiBiase & IRS defeated The Steiner Brothes: Rick & Scott

June 19, 1993 St. Louis, MO
The Steiner Brothers: Rick & Scott defeated Money Inc: Ted DiBiase & IRS

January 17, 1994 Madison Square Garden
The Quebecers: Jacques & Pierre defeated The 1-2-3 Kid & Marty Jannetty

March 29, 1994 London, England
Men On A Mission: Mo & Mabel defeated The Quebecers: Jacques & Pierre


March 31, 1994 Sheffield, England
The Quebecers: Jacques & Pierre defeated Men On A Mission: Mo & Mabel

August 28, 1994
Two Dudes with Attitudes: Diesel & Shawn Michaels defeated The Headshrinkers

May 19, 1996 Madison Square Garden
The Godwinns: Henry O & Phineas I defeated The Bodydonnas: Skip & Zip

January 16, 2005 Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
La Resistance: Rob Conway & Sylvain Grenier defeated William Regal & Jonathan Coachman who was substituting for in injured Eugene

September 5, 2007 Cape Town, South Africa
Paul London & Brian Kendrick defeated Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch

September 8, 2007 Johannesburg, South Africa
Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch defeated Paul London & Brian Kendrick

December 13, 2008 Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
John Morrison & The Miz defeated CM Punk & Kofi Kingston

WCW World Tag Team Championship
Active January 29, 1975 - November 18, 2001

September 10, 1988 Philadelphia, PA
The Midnight Express: Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane defeated "Enforcer" Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard

October 29, 1988 New Orleans, LA
The Road Warriors: Animal & Hawk defeated The Midnight Express: Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane

January 16, 1992 Jacksonville, TN
"Enforcer" Arn Anderson & "Beautiful" Bobby Eaton defeated Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat & "The Natural" Dustin Rhodes

May 3, 1992 Chicago, IL
The Steiner Brothers: Rick & Scott defeated "Enforcer" Arn Anderson & "Beautiful" Bobby Eaton

July 5, 1992 Atlanta, GA
Terry "Bam Bam" Gordy & "Dr. Death" Steve Williams defeated The Steiner Brothers: Rick & Scott


July 24, 1996 Cincinnati, OH
The Steiner Brothers: Rick & Scott defeated Harlem Heat: Booker T & Stevie Ray

July 27, 1996 Dayton, OH
Harlem Heat: Booker T & Stevie Ray defeated The Steiner Brothers: Rick & Scott

February 12, 2000 Oberhausen, Germany
The Harris Brothers: Ron & Don defeated The Mamalukes: Johnny The Bull & Big Vito

February 13, 2000 Leipzig, Germany
The Mamalukes: Johnny The Bull & Big Vito defeated The Harris Brothers: Ron & Don

WCW United States Tag Team Championship
Active September 28, 1986 - July 31, 1992

August 24, 1990 East Rutherford, NJ
The Steiner Brothers: Rick & Scott defeated The Midnight Express: Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane

WWE Women's Championship
Active September 18, 1956 - September 19, 2010

November 25, 1985 Madison Square Garden
The Spider (The Fabulous Moolah) defeated Wendi Richter

July 3, 1986 Brisbane, Australia
Velvet McIntyre defeated The Fabulous Moolah

July 9, 1986 Sydney, Australia
The Fabulous Moolah defeated Velvet McIntyre


July 24, 1987 Houston, TX
Sensational Sherri defeated The Fabulous Moolah

November 20, 1994 Tokyo Dome
Bull Nakano defeated Alundra Blayze

April 24, 2007 Paris, France
Mickie James defeated Champion: Melina & Victoria in a Threat Match

Melina defeated Mickie James was awarded and immediate re-match as Mickie James had pinned Victoria to win the title



Active / Inactive Championships With No House Show Title Changes

Women's Champion April 3, 2016 - present

NXT Tag Team Championships January 23, 2013 - present

NXT Women's Championship April 5, 2013 - present

TNA World Heavyweight Championship May 13, 2007 - present

TNA King of the Mountain Championship October 23, 2008 - present

TNA World Tag Team Championships May 17, 2007 - present

TNA Knockouts Championship October 14, 2007 - present

TNA Knockouts Tag Team Championships September 20, 2009 - June 27, 2013

World Championship September 2, 2002 - December 15, 2013

European Championship February 26, 1997 - July 22, 2002

Light-Heavyweight Championship December 7, 1997 - November 30, 2001

WWE Diva's Championship July 20, 2008 - April 3, 2016

WW-ECW Championship June 13, 2006 - February 16, 2010

WCW Hardcore Championship November 21, 1999 - March 26, 2001

WCW Women's Championship December 29, 1996 - September 20, 1997

WCW Women's Crusierweight Championship April 7, 1997 - September 20, 1997

WCW Cruiserweight Tag Team Championship March 18, 2001 - March 26, 2001

WCW World Six-Man Tag Tea Championship February 17, 1991 - November 30, 1991

The only TNA Championships to change hands at a house show was the X-Division & Global

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