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NWA National Heavyweight Championship

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Not to be confused with NWA United National Championship or NWA United National Heavyweight Championship.

The NWA National Heavyweight Championship is a professional wrestling championship owned and promoted by the U.S.-based, National Wrestling Alliance (NWA).

NWA National Championship
The current belt
Details
PromotionNational Wrestling Alliance
Date establishedJanuary 12, 1980
Current champion(s)Mims
Date wonAugust 31, 2024
Other name(s)
  • NWA National Heavyweight Championship (1980–2018)
  • NWA National Championship (2018–present)
Statistics
First champion(s)Austin Idol
Most reignsDamien Wayne, Phil "Nitro" Monahan, Greg Anthony, Lou Marconi, Paul Orndorff, Tommy Rich, Larry Zbyszko, and The Masked Superstar (3 reigns)
Longest reignPhil Shatter (763 days)
Shortest reignNikita Koloff (<1 day)

The championship was established in January 1980 as the top singles title of Georgia Championship Wrestling (GCW), a prominent NWA-affiliated promotion. Until its September 1986 deactivation, the title remained Georgia-based—across 3 different owners (GCW; Championship Wrestling from Georgia, and Jim Crockett Promotions).[1]

The title was reactivated in May 1997 and promoted by a handful of NWA-affiliated independent promotions, until it was vacated in October 2017.

In October 2018, the title was renamed the "NWA National Championship", reactivated, and the NWA (now a promotion, instead of a sanctioning body) held an 8-person tournament to crown a new titleholder.[2]

History

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Buzz Sawyer with the belt while in Georgia Championship Wrestling, 1982

The NWA National Heavyweight Championship was the top singles title in the NWA-affiliated promotion, Georgia Championship Wrestling (GCW), from 1980 until 1986. Contrary to its name, the title was defended almost exclusively in just one state, Georgia. When World Wrestling Entertainment (then called, the World Wrestling Federation) purchased GCW (Black Saturday (1984)) in July 1984, then-champion The Spoiler signed with the WWF (which even, briefly, recognized the title).[3] Soon thereafter, Championship Wrestling from Georgia—started by former GCW booker Ole Anderson—launched and gained NWA affiliation. The title was awarded to Ted DiBiase.

In 1985, Jim Crockett Promotions purchased the weekend TBS timeslots for wrestling from the WWF, producing its own version of the "World Championship Wrestling" TV show. JCP had also purchased Championship Wrestling from Georgia (taking over its Saturday morning time slot, as well), and began recognizing CWG's championships. Eventually, Crockett held a unification match between his company's NWA United States Champion Nikita Koloff, and NWA National Champion Wahoo McDaniel, which Koloff won. The National title was deactivated afterwards.[1]

In May 1997, the title was reactivated and promoted by various NWA-affiliated, independent promotions across the United States. During this period it was considered the third most important heavyweight title in the NWA, after the World and North American titles.

In October 2017, Billy Corgan's company Lightning One, Inc., purchased the National Wrestling Alliance's intellectual and physical properties.[4][5] At that point, all pre-existing NWA affiliation agreements with other promotions were ended; most NWA-branded championships (including the National) would be vacated in the months that immediately followed. The only two championships not vacated were the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship, and NWA World Women's Championship. Corgan transformed the NWA from a governing body, to a wrestling promotion—one seeking to proudly revive and preserve the mood, look, and feel of the 1970s/1980s, Georgia/Mid-Atlantic era of wrestling.

In October 2018, the NWA announced the National title would be rebooted on the NWA 70th Anniversary Show, with an eight-man, championship tournament featuring: Jay Bradley; Colt Cabana; Sammy Guevara; Mike Parrow; Scorpio Sky; Sam Shaw; Ricky Starks; and Willie Mack. The championship was officially renamed the "NWA National Championship".[2] A new title belt was commissioned: its design was a faithful restoration of the 1970s, Crockett/Mid-Atlantic Wrestling version of the NWA United States Heavyweight Championship belt, with a few modern tweaks. In effect, the National title has become the second most important heavyweight title in the NWA.[6]

Belt designs

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There have been six belt designs used to represent the NWA National Heavyweight Championship.

Reigns

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The NWA currently recognizes 94 individual National Championship reigns.[7]

The inaugural champion was Austin Idol. The longest reigning champion is Phil Shatter, who held the title from January 17, 2009 to February 19, 2011, for a total of 763 days. Ricky Murdock holds the record for longest combined reigns (2) at 817 days. Killer Tim Brooks has the shortest reign. Damien Wayne, Phil "Nitro" Monahan, Greg Anthony, Lou Marconi, Paul Orndorff, Tommy Rich, Larry Zbyszko, and Masked Superstar have the most reigns with 3 apiece.

The current champion is Mims, who is in his first reign. He won the vacant title by defeating Burchill, Bryan Idol and Carson Drake at NWA 76th Anniversary Show in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on August 31, 2024. Previous champion Thom Latimer vacated the title in order to challenge for the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship.

Names

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Name Years
NWA National Heavyweight Championship January 12, 1980 – October 21, 2018
NWA National Championship October 21, 2018 – present
Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific champion
Days Number of days held
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign Days
National Wrestling Alliance (NWA)
1 Austin Idol January 12, 1980 N/A Atlanta, GA 1 221 Also defeated Mr. Wrestling II to win the NWA Georgia Heavyweight Championship on March 29, 1980 in Atlanta, Georgia.
— Vacated August 20, 1980 — — — — Vacated for unknown reasons.
2 Jack Brisco October 9, 1980 N/A Atlanta, GA 1 58 Defeated Terry Funk in a tournament final to win the vacant championship. [8]
3 The Mongolian Stomper December 12, 1980 Live event Atlanta, GA 1 107 [9]
4 Steve Olsonoski March 29, 1981 Live event Atlanta, GA 1 139
5 The Masked Superstar August 15, 1981 Live event Columbus, GA 1 44 On September 19, 1981, the NWA Georgia Heavyweight Championship was unified with the National Heavyweight Championship.
6 Tommy Rich September 28, 1981 Live event Augusta, GA 1 58 This was a mask vs. hair steel cage match. [10]
7 The Masked Superstar November 25, 1981 Live event Atlanta, GA 2 53 This was a Texas death match.
8 Tommy Rich January 17, 1982 Live event Atlanta, GA 2 57 This was a steel cage match. [11]
9 Ron Bass March 15, 1982 Live event Augusta, GA 1 35 [12]
10 Tommy Rich April 19, 1982 Live event Augusta, GA 3 13 [13]
11 Buzz Sawyer May 2, 1982 Live event Atlanta, GA 1 49 [14]
12 Paul Orndorff June 20, 1982 Live event Atlanta, GA 1 40 [15]
— Vacated July 30, 1982 — — — — Paul Orndorff vacated the championship in order to focus on a challenge to NWA World Heavyweight Champion Ric Flair.
13 The Super Destroyer August 29, 1982 Live event Atlanta, GA 1 35 The Super Destroyer defeated Paul Orndorff in the finals of an 11-man tournament to win the vacant championship. [16]
14 Paul Orndorff October 3, 1982 Live event Atlanta, GA 2 14 [17]
15 The Masked Superstar October 17, 1982 Live event Atlanta, GA 3 21
16 Paul Orndorff November 7, 1982 Live event Atlanta, GA 3 133 This was a no disqualification match. While most records show that Orndorff held and defended the title uninterrupted during this reign, some records show that Killer Karl Kox won the title sometime in December 1982, losing it to Tommy Rich in February 1983 before being regained by Orndorff in March. [18][19][20]
17 Killer Tim Brooks March 20, 1983 Live event Atlanta, GA 1 0
18 Larry Zbyszko March 20, 1983 Live event Atlanta, GA 1 41 Bought the championship from Killer Tim Brooks for $25,000.
— Vacated April 30, 1983 — — — — Larry Zbyszko was stripped of the championship by NWA President Bob Geigel for buying it.
19 Larry Zbyszko June 5, 1983 Live event Atlanta, GA 2 14 Zbyszko Defeated Mr. Wrestling II in the finals of a 12-man tournament to win the vacant championship and a $25,000 cash prize.
20 Mr. Wrestling II June 19, 1983 Live event Atlanta, GA 1 28 Killer Brooks and Mr. Wrestling I served as the special guest referees. [21]
21 Larry Zbyszko July 17, 1983 Live event Huntington, WV 3 70 This was a no time limit no disqualification match.
22 Brett Wayne September 25, 1983 N/A Atlanta, GA 1 54 [22]
23 Ted DiBiase November 18, 1983 N/A Cleveland, OH 1 92 [23]
24 Brad Armstrong February 18, 1984 World Championship Wrestling Atlanta, GA 1 54 Armstrong wrestled under a mask as "Mr. R" (thought to be Tommy Rich under the mask) and pinned Ted DiBiase to win the championship when DiBiase was distracted by Rich standing at the announcers' podium at ringside. [24]
25 The Spoiler April 12, 1984 Live event Wheeling, WV 1 22 [25]
26 Brad Armstrong May 4, 1984 Live event Marietta, GA 2 58
27 The Spoiler July 1, 1984 Live event Atlanta, GA 2 13 The Spoiler joined the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) during this reign and was continued to defend the championship as the "National Heavyweight Championship" on WWF events in Georgia. [26]
28 Ted DiBiase July 14, 1984 N/A Macon, GA 2 89 This was a phantom match after The Spoiler went to the World Wrestling Federation. [27]
29 Ron Garvin October 11, 1984 GCW Night of Champions Baltimore, MD 1 233 [28]
30 Black Bart June 1, 1985 NWA World Championship Wrestling Atlanta, GA 1 113 The match also had a Loser Leaves Town match. [29]
31 Terry Taylor September 22, 1985 N/A Atlanta, GA 1 67
32 Buddy Landel November 28, 1985 Starrcade Greensboro, NC 1 21 [30]
33 Dusty Rhodes December 19, 1985 N/A Albuquerque, NM 1 75 Rhodes was awarded the title in a phantom match after Buddy Landel was fired due to his drug problem. [31]
34 Tully Blanchard March 4, 1986 MACW TV Taping Spartanburg, SC 1 177 [32]
35 Wahoo McDaniel August 28, 1986 Live event Los Angeles, CA 1 31 [33]
36 Nikita Koloff September 28, 1986 Live event Atlanta, GA 1 <1 This was a championship unification match, where Koloff also defended the NWA United States Heavyweight Championship.
— Deactivated September 28, 1986 — — — — The championship was unified with the NWA United States Heavyweight Championship.
37 Big Slam May 17, 1997 N/A N/A 1 62 The championship was awarded after the NWA reactivated it.
38 Salvatore Sincere July 18, 1997 Live event Raeford, NC 1 85
— Vacated October 8, 1997 — — — — The championship was vacated for undocumented reasons.
39 Doug Gilbert March 27, 1998 Live event Mount Holly, NJ 1 148 Defeated Barry Windham and Rocco Rock in a three-way match to win the vacant championship.
40 Stevie Richards August 22, 1998 Live event Mount Holly, NJ 1 63
41 Doug Gilbert October 24, 1998 NWA 50th Anniversary Show Cherry Hill, NJ 2 448 This was an eight-man tag team steel cage match. Gilbert won the title teaming with Steve Corino, Lance Diamond and Rik Ratchett versus Richards, The Pitbulls (#1 and #2) and Dead Man Walking.
42 Don Brodie January 15, 2000 N/A Memphis, TN 1 90
43 Kevin Northcutt April 2, 2000 NWA Southwest Parade of Champions North Richland Hills, TX 1 152
44 Stone Mountain September 13, 2000 N/A Athens, GA 1 52
45 Terry Knight November 4, 2000 N/A Cornelia, GA 1 69 Knight defeated Jesse Taylor on November 18, 2000 in Cornelia, Georgia to unify the NWA Wildside United States Heavyweight Championship
46 Don Brodie January 12, 2001 N/A Greenville, MS 2 210
— Vacated August 10, 2001 — — — — The championship was vacated after Don Brodie was injured in an automobile accident.
47 Kevin Northcutt August 22, 2001 N/A N/A 2 52 Northcutt was awarded the championship.
48 Hotstuff Hernandez October 13, 2001 NWA 53rd Anniversary Show St. Petersburg, FL 1 455 On May 5, 2002, Shinya Hashimoto defeated Hernandez in a championship match in Tokyo. The championship was returned to Hernandez after Hashimoto refused it. The NWA later claimed that Hashimoto and Hernandez's match in Japan was not for the championship.
49 Ricky Murdock January 11, 2003 N/A Greenville, MS 1 643
50 Spyder October 15, 2004 NWA 56th Anniversary Show – night 1 Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 1 358
— Vacated October 8, 2005 — — — — Spyder stripped of the championship when he no-shows a title defense.
51 Ricky Murdock October 8, 2005 NWA 57th Anniversary Show Nashville, TN 2 174 Murdock defeated Conscience and The Juggulator in a three-way match to win the vacant championship.
— Vacated March 31, 2006 — — — — The championship was held up after a match against Big Bully Douglas, due to interference from Kory Williams.
52 Big Bully Douglas April 1, 2006 N/A Columbia, TN 1 182 Douglas defeated Ricky Murdock in a rematch to win the held up championship.
53 Kory Williams September 30, 2006 N/A Lebanon, TN 1 217
54 Joe Nelson May 5, 2007 N/A Salyersville, KY 1 160
— Vacated October 12, 2007 — — — — Chance Prophet was stripped of the championship by the NWA Board of Directors due to injury.
55 Pepper Parks October 20, 2007 Live event Lebanon, TN 1 181 Parks defeats Kory Williams to win the vacant championship.
56 Crusher Hansen April 18, 2008 PWX Crossfire McKeesport, PA 1 239
57 Brandon K December 13, 2008 N/A McKeesport, PA 1 4
58 Crusher Hansen December 17, 2008 N/A McKeesport, PA 2 31
59 Phil Shatter January 17, 2009 PWX Genesis 2 McKeesport, PA 1 763 This was a three-way elimination match also involving Chris LeRusso.
60 Chance Prophet February 19, 2011 N/A Franklinville, NJ 2 404
61 Kahagas March 29, 2012 NWA Ring Warriors Battle of the Belts Miami, FL 1 230 This was a four corners weapons Russian chain match with The New Heavenly Bodies serving as the special guest referees.
— Vacated November 14, 2012 — — — — The championship was vacated after Kahagas won the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. [34]
62 Damien Wayne January 5, 2013 NWA Edge Nashville, NC 1 160 Wayne defeated Chance Prophet and Lance Erikson in a three-way dance to win the vacant championship. [35]
63 Vordell Walker June 14, 2013 NWA SAW Gathering of the Champions Millersville, TN 1 49 This was a steel cage match. [36]
64 Damien Wayne August 2, 2013 Live event Millersville, TN 2 43 [37]
65 Phil Monahan September 14, 2013 Live event Toledo, OH 1 168
66 Lou Marconi March 1, 2014 N/A Williamston, NC 1 21
67 Phil Monahan March 22, 2014 WrestleRama 13 Hillsdale, MI 2 1 [38]
68 Lou Marconi March 23, 2014 Live event Oregon, OH 2 13 [39]
69 Phil Monahan April 5, 2014 N/A Carolina Beach, NC 3 98
70 Lou Marconi July 12, 2014 NWA Smoky Mountain Steel Cage Showdown Carolina Beach, NC 3 209
71 Jax Dane February 6, 2015 Live event Millersville, TN 1 111 From April 12, Dane holds the National and North American championships. NWA allows him to defend both titles together. [40]
— Vacated May 28, 2015 — — — — Jax Dane forfeits both of his championships due to injury.
72 Arrick Andrews July 11, 2015 Live event Cookeville, TN 1 175 Andrews defeated Chase Owens in an eight-man tournament final. [41]
— Vacated January 2, 2016 — — — — Arrick Andrews announced that he had suffered a knee injury in a hunting accident that would keep him out of wrestling for 8 months, and forfeited the championship.
73 John Saxon January 9, 2016 N/A Dyersburg, TN 1 21 Saxon Won a battle royal to win the vacant championship.
74 Greg Anthony January 30, 2016 N/A Dyersburg, TN 1 154
75 Mustang Mike July 2, 2016 N/A Morgan City, LA 1 7 This was a steel cage match.
76 Greg Anthony July 9, 2016 N/A Dyersburg, TN 2 70
77 Jake Logan September 17, 2016 N/A Amarillo, TX 1 42
78 Greg Anthony October 29, 2016 Live event Dyersburg, TN 3 21
79 Damien Wayne November 19, 2016 N/A Gallatin, TN 3 76
80 Kahagas February 3, 2017 N/A Franklin, KY 2 239
National Wrestling Alliance/Lightning One Inc.
— Vacated September 30, 2017 — — — — The championship was vacated when NWA terminated all contracts with its licensees.
81 Willie Mack October 21, 2018 NWA 70th Anniversary Show Nashville, TN 1 188 Mack defeated Sam Shaw to win the vacant championship. [42]
82 Colt Cabana April 27, 2019 Crockett Cup 2019 Concord, NC 1 63 [43]
83 James Storm June 29, 2019 Ring of Honor Wrestling Philadelphia, PA 1 94 This was a dark match which aired on NWA's YouTube channel on July 12, 2019. [44]
84 Colt Cabana October 1, 2019 NWA Power Atlanta, GA 2 74 Aired on YouTube on November 5, 2019. [45]
85 Aron Stevens December 14, 2019 NWA Into the Fire Atlanta, GA 1 290 This was a Triple Threat match also involving Ricky Starks. [46]
86 Trevor Murdoch September 29, 2020 UWN Primetime Live Long Beach, CA 1 182 [47]
87 Chris Adonis March 30, 2021 NWA Power Atlanta, GA 1 56 [48]
— Vacated May 25, 2021 — — — — Aired on tape delay. Chris Adonis vacated the title to enter a battle royal to decide the number one contender for the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship.
88 Chris Adonis June 7, 2021 NWA SuperPowerrr Atlanta, GA 2 249 Aired on tape delay on July 6, 2021. Defeated JTG in the tournament finals to win the vacant championship. [49][50]
89 Anthony Mayweather February 12, 2022 NWA PowerrrTrip Oak Grove, KY 1 36 Aired on tape delay on March 1, 2022. [51]
90 Jax Dane March 20, 2022 Crockett Cup 2022 Nashville, TN 2 160 This was Dane's Champion Series cash-in match. [52]
91 Cyon August 27, 2022 NWA 74th Anniversary Show Night 1 St. Louis, MO 1 223 [53]
92 EC3 April 7, 2023 NWA 312 Highland Park, IL 1 96 [54]
— Vacated July 12, 2023 NWA Powerrr Highland Park, IL — — After successfully defending the title against Silas Mason, EC3 vacated the title to challenge for the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship at NWA 75. [55]
93 "Thrillbilly" Silas Mason August 26, 2023 NWA 75th Anniversary Show Night 1 St. Louis, MO 1 457 Won the vacant title after defeating JR Kratos and Odinson in a triple threat match. [56]
— Vacated March 2, 2024 Hard Times 4 Dothan, Alabama — — Silas Mason vacated the title to challenge for the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship at Hard Times 4.
94 Thom Latimer March 2, 2024 Hard Times 4 Dothan, Alabama 1 182 Won the vacant title after defeating Blake Troop, Burchill and Zyon in a four-way match. Aired on tape delay as a special episode of Powerrr on April 9. [57]
— Vacated N/A — — — — Latimer vacated the title to challenge for the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship at NWA 76th Anniversary Show.
Aired on tape delay as an episode of NWA Powerrr on September 10, 2024. 		[58]
95 Mims August 31, 2024 NWA 76th Anniversary Show Philadelphia, PA 1 86+ Won the vacant title after defeating Bryan Idol, Burchill and Carson Drake. [59]

Combined reigns

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As of November 25, 2024.

† Indicates the current champion.
¤ The exact length of at least one title reign is uncertain, so the shortest possible length is used.
 
Inaugural NWA National Heavyweight Champion Austin Idol
Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns 		Combined days
1 Ricky Murdock 2 817
2 Phil Shatter 1 763
3 Doug Gilbert 2 596
4 Chance Prophet 2 564
5 Kahagas 2 469
6 Hotstuff Hernandez 1 455
7 Spyder 1 358
8 Chris Adonis 2 305
9 Don Brodie 2 291¤
10 Aron Stevens 1 290
11 Damien Wayne 3 279
12 Jax Dane 2 271
13 Crusher Hansen 2 270
14 Phil "Nitro" Monahan 3 267
15 Greg Anthony 3 245
16 Lou Marconi 3 243
17 Ron Garvin 1 233
18 "Thrillbilly" Silas Mason 1 229
19 Cyon 1 223
20 Austin Idol 1 221
21 Kory Williams 1 217
22 Kevin Northcutt 2 204
23 Willie Mack 1 188
24 Paul Orndorff 3 187
25 Thom Latimer 1 182
Trevor Murdoch 1 182
Big Bully Douglas 1 182
28 Ted DiBiase 2 181
Pepper Parks 1 181
30 Tully Blanchard 1 177
31 Arrick Andrews 1 175
32 Steve Olsonoski 1 139
33 Colt Cabana 2 137
34 Tommy Rich 3 128
35 EC3 1 127
36 Larry Zbyszko 3 125
37 Masked Superstar 3 118
38 Black Bart 1 113
Mongolian Stomper 1 113
40 Brad Armstrong 2 112
41 James Storm 1 94
42 Mims † 1 86+
43 Salvatore Sincere 1 85
44 Dusty Rhodes 1 75
45 Terry Knight 1 69
46 Terry Taylor 1 67
47 Stevie Richards 1 63
48 Big Slam 1 62
49 Jack Brisco 1 58
50 Brett Wayne 1 54
51 Stone Mountain 1 52
52 Buzz Sawyer 1 49
Vordell Walker 1 49
54 Jake Logan 1 42
55 Anthony Mayweather 1 36
56 Ron Bass 1 35
Super Destroyer 2 35
The Spoiler 1 35
59 Wahoo McDaniel 1 31
60 Mr. Wrestling II 1 28
61 Buddy Landel 1 21
John Saxon 1 21
63 Mustang Mike 1 7
64 Brandon K 1 4
65 Killer Tim Brooks 1 <1
Nikita Koloff 1 <1

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