WCWF Title Histories

**WCWF World Heavyweight Title**
Date Won	Date Lost	Event Won	Champion	Length of Reign	Notes
Apr 11, 1963	May 17, 1963	unknown	Buddy Wayne	36 days	Wayne lost the NWA World Heavyweight Title under controversial circumstances that resulted in WCWF's split from the NWA and Wayne being declared the first WCWF World Heavyweight Champion.
May 17, 1963	Jan 18, 1971	unknown	Mario Mancini	2,803 days (almost 8 years)
Jan 18, 1971	Feb 8, 1971	unknown	Ivan Morowski	21 days
Feb 8, 1971	Dec 1, 1973	unknown	Pedro Gonzalez	1,028 days (almost 3 yars)
Dec 1, 1973	Dec 10, 1973	unknown	Jake Stryker	9 days
Dec 10, 1973	Apr 30, 1977	unknown	Mario Mancini [2]	1,238 days (over 3 years)
Apr 30, 1977	Feb 20, 1978	unknown	Billy Golden	297 days
Feb 20, 1978	Feb 24, 1980	unknown	David Runner	735 days (2 years)
Feb 24, 1980	Jan 22, 1984	house show	The Ayatollah	1,429 days (almost 4 years)	title reign widely known as "The Reign of Terror"
Jan 22, 1984	Mar 31, 1985	Superclash	Randy Robinson	435 days (over 1 year)
Mar 31, 1985	Nov 28, 1985	Wrestlemania	Bulk Logan	242 days
Nov 28, 1985		Starrcade	Randy Robinson [2]	? days

**WCWF World Tag Team Titles**
Date Won	Date Lost	Event Won	Champions	Notes
June 1, 1969	Dec 9, 1969	International Team Challenge	The Rising Suns	won a 16-team tournament held in Japan
Dec 9, 1969	June 15, 1970	unknown	The Italian Stallions
June 15, 1970	June 3, 1971	unknown	The Mongols
June 3, 1971	Dec 6, 1971	unknown	The Minnesota Wrecking Crew
Dec 6, 1971	Feb 1, 1972	unknown	The French Connection
Feb 1, 1972	May 22, 1972	unknown	Tropic Thunder (Chief Piehau & The Maltese Mauler)
May 22, 1972	May 30, 1973	unknown	The Viet Cong Express
May 30, 1973	Sep 11, 1973	unknown	The Minnesota Wrecking Crew [2]
Sep 11, 1973	Nov 15, 1973	unknown	The Japanese Connection (Mr. Fuji & Mr. Kita)
Nov 15, 1973	May 8, 1974	unknown	The Minnesota Wrecking Crew [3]
May 8, 1974	May 13, 1974	unknown	The Valiant Brothers
May 13, 1974	Aug 26, 1975	unknown	The Minnesota Wrecking Crew [4]
Aug 26, 1975	Nov 18, 1875	unknown	The Blackhearts (Jake Blackheart & Roy Blackheart)
Nov 18, 1875	June 25, 1976	unknown	Team Bravo (Gino Bravo & Alpha Bravo)
June 25, 1976	Dec 7, 1976	Showdown at Shea	The Painbringers (Johnny Valentine & Carl Stevens)
Dec 7, 1976	Sep 27, 1977	unknown	The Strongbows
Sep 27, 1977	Mar 14, 1978	unknown	The New Japanese Connection (Mr. Fuji [2] & Mr. Yari)
Mar 14, 1978	June 26, 1978	unknown	Strike Force (Jake Stryker & Alpha Bravo [2])
June 26, 1978	Nov 21, 1978	unknown	The Yukon Lumberjacks
Nov 21, 1978	Mar 6, 1979	unknown	The Young Italians (Tony Ferrari & Sal Massimo)
Mar 6, 1979	July 4, 1979	unknown	The Painbringers [2] (Johnny Valentine & Carl Stevens)
July 4, 1979	Apr 21, 1980	Great American Bash	Gang Greene (Verne Greene & Greg Greene)
Apr 21, 1980	Aug 9, 1980	unknown	The Wild Samoans
Aug 9, 1980	Sep 9, 1980	Showdown at Shea	The Carribean Connection (Pedro Gonzalez & Dory Calypso)
Sep 9, 1980	Mar 17, 1981	Championship Wrestling	The Wild Samoans [2]
Mar 17, 1981	Oct 31, 1981	Championship Wrestling	The Moondogs
Oct 31, 1981	Oct 26, 1982	Championship Wrestling	The New Japanese Connection (Mr. Fuji [3] & Mr. Yari [2])
Oct 26, 1982	Mar 8, 1983	Championship Wrestling	The Strongbows [2]
Mar 8, 1983	Nov 15, 1983	Championship Wrestling	The Wild Samoans [3]
Nov 15, 1983	Apr 23, 1984	Championship Wrestling	Soul Train (Porkchop Jones & Black Belt Douglas)	first black tag champions
Apr 23, 1984	Nov 22, 1984	MSG Show	The West German Express (Baron Von Kaiser & Markus Von Krupp)	The Freedom Fighters interfered against Soul Train
Nov 22, 1984	Mar 31, 1985	Starrcade	The Supernauts (Dreadnaut & Huguenaut)
Mar 31, 1985	May 11, 1985	Wrestlemania I	Old School (Eddie Fargo & David Runner)
May 11, 1985	Sep 1, 1985	Saturday Night's Main Event	The Supernauts [2]
Sep 1, 1985	Nov 28, 1985	Fall Brawl	The Orient Express (Louis Dupre & Mehmet Suleiman)
Nov 28, 1985	Nov 30 , 1985	Starrcade	British Steel (Dreadnaut [2] & Dynamite)
Nov 30, 1986	Jan 31, 1986	WCWF Saturday Night	vacant	titles vacated due to Dynamite's health issues
Jan 31, 1986	Apr 6, 1986	Royal Rumble	The Awesome McKnight Brothers (Bullet Bruce & Ravishing Ralph)	Defeated The American Express (Brett Hale and Cpl. Punishment) in the finals of a 16-team tournament after Hale walked out on his partner.
Apr 6, 1986		Wrestlemania II	Bad News (Eddie Bearden & Porkchop Jones [2])

**WCWF United States Title**
Date Won	Date Lost	Event Won	Champion	Notes
July 1, 1979	Apr 26, 1980	Great American Bash	Eddie Fargo	won a tournament to crown the inaugural champion
Apr 26, 1980	May 1, 1981	Super Sunday	Pedro Gonzalez
May 1, 1981	June 21, 1981	unknown	Eddie Fargo [2]
June 21, 1981	Dec 4, 1981	unknown	Pedro Gonzalez [2]
Dec 4, 1981	Aug 22, 1982	unknown	Cpl. Punishishment
Aug 22, 1982	Nov 4, 1982	unknown	Rick Samson
Nov 4, 1982	Apr 16, 1983	unknown	Buck Hamato
Apr 16, 1983	April 30, 1983	unknown	vacant	Hamato vacated the title due to injury
Nov 4, 1982	April 30, 1983	unknown	Mean Massimo	Massimo won a tournment for the vacant title
April 30, 1983	June 10, 1983	unknown	Eddie Fargo [3]
June 10, 1983	Nov 24, 1983	unknown	Bruiser Barton
Nov 24, 1983	Dec 14, 1983	Starrcade	Jake Blackheart	cage match
Dec 14, 1983	June 9, 1984	Championship Wrestling (syndicated TV show)	Jimmy Blast
June 9, 1984	Nov 22, 1984	USA Network Special	Chris Reese	Reese won after interference by Eddie Fargo
Nov 22, 1984	Jan 5, 1985	Starrcade	Jimmy Blast [2]
Jan 5, 1985	Mar 31, 1985	WCWF Saturday Night	Jake Blackheart [2]
Mar 31, 1985	Sep 1, 1985	Wrestlemania	Jimmy Blast [3]	loser-leaves-town street fight
Sep 1, 1985	Nov 7, 1985	Fall Brawl	vacant	Blast vacated the title due to injury
Nov 7, 1985	Nov 28, 1985	The Wrestling Classic	Bruiser Barton [2]	won an 8-man tournment for the vacant title
Nov 28, 1985	Feb 1, 1986	Starrcade	Bonesaw McGraw
Feb 1, 1986	Apr 6, 1986	Royal Rumble	Bruiser Barton [3]
Apr 6, 1986		Wrestlemania II	Bonesaw McGraw [2]	2/3 falls match

**WCWF TV Title**
Date Won	Date Lost	Event Won	Champion	Notes
Sep 1, 1984	Oct 20, 1984	WCWF Saturday Night	Rick Samson	Won an 8-man tournament, defeating Sol Salamanca in the finals. Vacated the title due to injuries from a brutal attack by Mean Massimo.
Oct 27, 1984	Nov 3, 1984	WCWF Saturday Night	Porkchop Jones	Won a four-man battle royal for the vacant title. The other participants were Jake Blackheart, Sol Salamanca, and J.C. Magnum. The same four men had faced off the previous week in a four-corners match than ended in a no-contest.
Nov 3, 1984	Nov 17, 1984	WCWF Saturday Night	J. C. Magnum
Nov 17, 1984	Dec 1, 1984	WCWF Saturday Night	Wolfie Brown
Dec 1, 1984	Feb 23, 1985	WCWF Saturday Night	Mean Massimo	Declared vacant by the Commissioner when Massimo agreed to sell the championship to Stan Trump.
Feb 23, 1985	Mar 31, 1985	-	vacant
Mar 31, 1985	May 4, 1985	Wrestlemania	Sol Salamanca	Defeated Stan Trump for the vacant title.
May 4, 1985	June 1, 1985	WCWF Saturday Night	David Smith	Won the title in his first match in the USA.
June 1, 1985	July 4, 1985	WCWF Saturday Night	Eddie Fargo
July 4, 1985	July 6, 1985	Great American Bash	David Smith (2)	2/3 falls match
July 6, 1985	July 20, 1985	WCWF Saturday Night	Cpl. Punishment
July 20, 1985	July 27, 1985	WCWF Saturday Night	David Smith (3)
July 27, 1985	Aug 3, 1985	WCWF Saturday Night	Stroker Ace
Aug 3, 1985	Aug 10, 1985	WCWF Saturday Night	David Smith (4)
Aug 10, 1985	Sep 1, 1985	WCWF Saturday Night	Sol Salamanca (2)
Sep 1, 1985	Sep 28, 1985	Fall Brawl	B. A. Brakkas
Sep 28, 1985	Oct 26, 1985	WCWF Saturday Night	Wally Richter
Oct 26, 1985	Nov 2, 1985	WCWF Saturday Night	Steve Hecker	Hecker won when Hanoi Xan's interference backfired.
Nov 2, 1985	Nov 9, 1985	WCWF Saturday Night	Raymond Buck	Hecker lost partly due to distraction.
Nov 9, 1985	Nov 28, 1985	WCWF Saturday Night	B. A. Brakkas (2)
Nov 28, 1985	Nov 30, 1985	Starrcade	Chris Reese	triangle match also involving Raymond Buck
Nov 30, 1985	indefinitely	WCWF Saturday Night	vacant	title stripped due to both falls of the triangle match being disqualifications