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Jake Roberts 03/84 Wins Georgia-based NWA National Television Title from Ron Garvin on 11/06/83 in Atlanta, GA; recognized as NWA World Television Champion after 03/84. Ron Garvin 04/07/84 Baltimore, MD Jake Roberts [2] 06/17/84 Atlanta, GA Title immediately held up as Roberts used a foreign object. Ron Garvin [2] 07/01/84 Atlanta, GA Defeats Roberts in rematch by coutnout. Bob Roop 09/84 Ron Garvin [3] 12/24/84 Saginaw, MI Bob Roop [2] 01/85 Recongintion of World title withdrawn and reduced back to National title in 03/85. Dusty Rhodes 03/16/85 Greensboro, NC Defeats Tully Blanchard for NWA Mid-Atlantic Television title, recognized as World Television Champion. Tully Blanchard 04/28/85 Charlotte, NC Dusty Rhodes [2] 07/06/85 Charlotte, NC Stripped on 10/19/85 for not defending the belt after having his leg broke by Ric Flair, Ole & Arn Anderson on 09/29/85 in Atlanta, GA. Arn Anderson 01/04/86 Greensboro, NC Defeats Wahoo McDaniel in tournament final. Dusty Rhodes [3] 09/09/86 Columbia, SC Tully Blanchard [2] 11/27/86 Greensboro, NC Nikita Koloff 08/17/87 Fayetteville, NC Defeats Terry Taylor on 11/26/87 to unify NWA and UWF Television titles. Mike Rotunda 01/26/88 Raliegh, NC Rick Steiner 12/26/88 Norfolk, VA Mike Rotunda [2] 02/20/89 Chicago, IL Sting 03/31/89 Atlanta, GA Title held up 07/23/89 following match with The Great Muta. The Great Muta 09/03/89 Atlanta, GA Defeats Sting in rematch. Arn Anderson [2] 01/02/90 Gainsville, GA Z-Man (Tom Zenk) 12/04/90 Gainsville, GA Arn Anderson [3] 01/14/91 Marietta, GA WCW exclusively refers to this title as WCW World Television Title. Bobby Eaton 05/19/91 St. Petersburg, FL Steve Austin 06/03/91 Birmingham, AL Barry Windham 04/27/92 Atlanta, GA Steve Austin [2] 05/23/92 Chattanooga, TN Ricky Steamboat 09/02/92 Atlanta, GA Scott Steiner 09/29/92 Columbus, GA Vacated in 11/92 when Steiner Brothers leave the NWA. Paul Orndorff 03/02/93 Macon, Ga Defeats Erik Watts in tournament final. Ricky Steamboat [2] 08/18/93 Daytona, FL WCW withdraws from NWA in 09/93; Steamboat continues to be recognized as WCW World Television Champion. Jason Sunn 07/25/99 Atlanta, GA Won Four Corners Match for revived title. Todd Anderson 09/15/99 Tokyo, Japan Beautiful Bo 11/21/99 Greenville, SC Curtis Slamdawg 04/24/00 Buffalo, NY Stripped of title on 05/01/01 when Prime Time Sports, the current owner of the NWA, is purchased by Sports Entertainment Productions, the parent company of World Professional Wrestling. David Flair 08/19/01 Cincinnati, OH Won 6-man TV Champions Battle Royal to win vacant title. Alundra Blayze 08/26/01 Anaheim, CA A woman wrestler. |