NWA Roster in 1968: Full List of Wrestlers, Teams, Champions
On this page you find the full NWA Roster in the year 1968. This includes the list of all NWA Wrestlers, division between Men and Women Rosters, active Tag Teams & Stables, the current reigning Champions, as well as Managers, Announcers, Authority figures, Producers and other personalities in National Wrestling Alliance.
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Women
Teams
The Andersons
The Brisco Brothers
The Funks
Harley Race & Larry Hennig
Larry Hennig & Lars Anderson
The Minnesota Wrecking Crew
Rising Suns
The Texas Outlaws
Champions
NWA World Heavyweight Championship![]() | ![]() | Gene Kiniski Won: January 7, 1966 St. Louis, MO | House show | 1089+ days |
NWA Texas Heavyweight Championship![]() | ![]() | Dan Miller Won: December 10, 1968 Houston, Texas | House show | 21+ days |
![]() | The Spoiler Won: August 20, 1968 Dallas, Texas | House show Defeated Smith in rematch; starts wrestling as Don Jardine without the mask in October 1968. | 112 days | |
![]() | Vacant Won: August 17, 1968 After a match against Spoiler I. | 3 days | |
![]() | Grizzly Smith Won: July 20, 1968 San Antonio, Texas | House show | 28 days | |
![]() | The Spoiler Won: March 29, 1968 Houston, Texas | House show | 113 days | |
![]() | Billy Red Lyons Won: November 8, 1967 San Antonio, Texas | House show Defeated Duke Keomua by default tournament final to win the vacant title when Keomuka is unable to wrestle due to injuries inflicted by The Spoiler in earlier round. | 142 days |
NWA Louisiana State Championship![]() | ![]() | Pepe Perez Won: December 3, 1968 Baton Rouge, Louisiana | Live Show | 28+ days |
![]() | Big Bad John Won: November 18, 1968 Baton Rouge, Louisiana | Live Show | 15 days | |
![]() | Vacant Won: March 1, 1968 Gulf Coast stops promoting in Louisiana. | 262 days | |
![]() | Bobby Fields Won: February 6, 1968 Baton Rouge, Louisiana | Live Show | 24 days | |
![]() | Frank Dalton Won: January 30, 1968 Baton Rouge, Louisiana | Live Show | 7 days | |
![]() | Eddie Sullivan Won: January 23, 1968 Baton Rouge, Louisiana | Live Show | 7 days | |
![]() | Bob Kelly Won: December 29, 1967 Lafayette, Louisiana | Live Show | 25 days |
NWA Mid-America Heavyweight Championship![]() | ![]() | Tor Yamata Won: April 24, 1958 Chattanooga, TN | House show The title history is unrecorded from 1958-04-24 to July 1971. | 3904+ days |
NWA North American Heavyweight Championship![]() | ![]() | Johnny Powers Won: December 1, 1968 Ohio | NWF show | 30+ days |
![]() | Moose Cholak Won: October 1, 1968 Ohio | NWF show | 61 days |
NWA American Heavyweight Championship![]() | ![]() | Fritz von Erich Won: July 26, 1968 Houston, Texas | House show | 158+ days |
![]() | Kenji Shibuya Won: July 1, 1968 Texas | House show | 25 days | |
![]() | Fritz von Erich Won: June 3, 1968 Ft. Worth, Texas | House show Von Erich won a rematch against The Spoiler, during this reign the title changes name to NWA American Heavyweight Championship. | 28 days | |
![]() | Vacant Won: April 6, 1968 Title held up due to interference by manager Gary Hart | 58 days | |
![]() | The Spoiler Won: April 5, 1968 Houston, Texas | House show | 1 day | |
![]() | Fritz von Erich Won: March 27, 1967 Ft. Worth, Texas | House show | 375 days |
NWA Texas Brass Knuckles Championship![]() | ![]() | Kurt Von Hess Won: August 6, 1968 Texas | House show Defeated Duke Keomuka in the finals of a 6-man tournament final to win the vacant title. | 147+ days |
![]() | Vacant Won: July 31, 1968 Title vacated when Von Erich became NWA United States Heavyweight Champion. | 6 days | |
![]() | Fritz von Erich Won: July 8, 1968 Fort Worth, Texas | House show | 23 days | |
![]() | El Mongol Won: June 29, 1968 Atlanta, Georgia | House show | 9 days | |
![]() | Chris Markoff Won: April 1, 1968 Dallas, Texas | House show | 89 days | |
![]() | Spoiler #2 Won: November 14, 1967 Texas | House show Previously known as Smasher Sloan | 139 days |
NWA American Tag Team Championship![]() | ![]() ![]() | Fritz von Erich Dan Miller Won: December 17, 1968 Dallas, Texas | BTW Show | 14+ days |
![]() | Gary Hart & The Spoiler Won: September 10, 1968 Dallas, Texas | BTW Show Jardine started wrestling without mask in October 1968. | 98 days | |
![]() ![]() | Fritz von Erich Grizzly Smith Won: July 23, 1968 Houston, Texas | BTW Show | 49 days | |
![]() | Gary Hart & The Spoiler Won: July 19, 1968 Sloan gave his half of the championship to Hart and left the area. | 4 days | |
![]() ![]() | The Spoilers Spoiler #1 & Spoiler #2 Won: May 28, 1968 Texas | BTW Show | 52 days | |
![]() | Fritz von Erich & Grizzly Smith Won: May 14, 1968 Dallas, Texas | BTW Show | 14 days | |
![]() ![]() | The Spoilers Spoiler #1 & Spoiler #2 Won: April 22, 1968 Ft. Worth, Texas | BTW Show Spoiler #2 lost a match to Apollo on May 17, 1968 and was unmasked to reveal Smasher Sloan under the mask. | 22 days | |
![]() ![]() | Fritz von Erich Billy Red Lyons Won: January 30, 1968 Dallas, Texas | BTW Show | 83 days |
NWA Texas Tag Team Championship![]() | ![]() ![]() | Paul DeMarco & Luis Hernandez Won: May 3, 1967 San Antonio, Texas | House show Defeated Jim Bernard and Tarzan Tyler in a tournament final for the vacant championship | 608+ days |
NWA World Tag Team Championship![]() | ![]() ![]() | Mr. Ito & Chati Yokouchi Won: December 12, 1968 Amarillo, Texas | House show | 19+ days |
![]() ![]() | Dory Funk Jr. & Terry Funk Won: October 17, 1968 Amarillo, Texas | House show | 56 days | |
![]() ![]() | The Infernos Inferno #1 & Inferno #2 Won: September 26, 1968 Amarillo, Texas | House show | 21 days | |
![]() ![]() | Dory Funk Jr. & Terry Funk Won: June 18, 1968 San Angelo, Texas | House show | 100 days | |
![]() ![]() | The Von Brauners Kurt Von Brauner & Karl Von Brauner Won: May 23, 1968 Amarillo, Texas | House show | 26 days | |
![]() | Nick Bockwinkel & Ricky Romero Won: April 25, 1968 Texas | House show | 28 days | |
![]() ![]() | The Von Brauners Kurt Von Brauner & Karl Von Brauner Won: November 15, 1967 Texas | House show Defeat Gory Guerrero and Luis Hernandez | 162 days |
NWA Mid-Southern Tag Team Championship![]() | ![]() ![]() | Bobby Fields & Lee Fields Won: December 30, 1968 Memphis, Tennessee | House Show | 1+ day |
![]() ![]() | The Mighty Yankees Frank Morrell & Mighty Yankee #3 Won: November 18, 1968 Memphis, Tennessee | House Show | 42 days | |
![]() ![]() | The Mighty Yankees Frank Morrell & Eddie Sullivan Won: October 10, 1968 Chattanooga, Tennessee | House Show Carson and Shadow continue to be billed as champions in Chattanooga but lose to Mighty Yankees #1 (Eddie Sullivan) and #2 (Frank Morrell) on October 10, 1968. | 39 days | |
![]() ![]() | Don Carson & The Red Shadow Won: September 30, 1968 Memphis, Tennessee | House Show | 10 days | |
![]() ![]() | Lester Welch & Buddy Fuller Won: September 24, 1968 Birmingham, Alabama | House Show | 6 days | |
![]() ![]() | Don Carson & The Red Shadow Won: September 15, 1968 Tennessee | House Show | 9 days | |
![]() ![]() | Buddy Fuller & Lester Welch Won: September 9, 1968 Memphis, Tennessee | House Show | 6 days | |
![]() ![]() | Don Carson & The Red Shadow Won: September 1, 1968 Tennessee | House Show | 8 days |
NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship![]() | ![]() | Danny Hodge Won: May 3, 1966 Little Rock, AR | House show | 973+ days |
NWA World Light Heavyweight Championship![]() | ![]() | Ray Mendoza Won: December 25, 1968 Mexico City, Mexico | Live event | 6+ days |
![]() | Ángel Blanco Won: May 19, 1968 Torreón, Coahuila | Live event | 220 days | |
![]() | Ray Mendoza Won: August 4, 1967 Mexico City, Mexico | Live event Mendoza defeated Dory Dixon in a tournament final to win the vacant title. | 289 days |
NWA World Middleweight Championship![]() | ![]() | El Santo Won: December 13, 1968 Mexico City, Mexico | EMLL Super Viernes | 18+ days |
![]() | René Guajardo Won: July 29, 1967 Mexico City, Mexico | Live event Guajardo won a decision match for the vacant title. | 503 days |
NWA World Welterweight Championship![]() | ![]() | Karloff Lagarde Won: July 3, 1967 Mexico City, Mexico | EMLL show | 547+ days |
NWA Women's Championship![]() | ![]() | The Fabulous Moolah Won: September 18, 1956 Baltimore, MD | Live Event During this reigns the following title changes took place: Bette Boucher, then The Fabulous Moolah, then Yukiko Tomoe, then The Fabulous Moolah, then Evelyn Stevens, then The Fabulous Moolah; however, WWE recognizes Moolah's reign as being uninterrupted until 1984. The title was known as the NWA World Women's Championship until May 19, 1984, when Moolah sold the rights to the championship to the WWF, and the title was renamed to WWF Women's Championship. | 4487+ days |
NWA Women's Championship![]() | ![]() | The Fabulous Moolah Won: April 2, 1968 Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan | Live event | 273+ days |
![]() | Yukiko Tomoe Won: March 10, 1968 Osaka, Japan | Live event | 23 days | |
![]() | The Fabulous Moolah Won: October 3, 1966 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | Live event | 524 days |
NWA United States Women's Championship![]() | ![]() | Jean Antone Won: July 19, 1968 Minneapolis, MN The title history is unrecorded from 1968-07-07 to 1968-07-19, and then from 1968-07-19 to 1970-07-22. According to The Sacramento Bee, Antone was recognized as champion only in Northern California by defeating Princess Little Cloud to win the title. | 165+ days |
![]() | Mae Young Won: July 7, 1968 The title history is unrecorded from 1965-05-01 to 1968-07-07, and then from 1968-07-07 to 1968-07-19. Young was billed as champion only in the Gulf Coast territory. | 12 days | |
![]() | Cora Combs Won: May 1, 1965 St. Louis, MO | Live event The title history is unrecorded from 1961-10-04 to 1965-05-01, and then from 1965-05-01 to 1968-07-07. Combs starts claiming the title in Northern California from May 1965, billed as champion after defeating Penny Banner for the title. | 1163 days |
NWA World Ladies Tag Team Championship![]() | ![]() | The Fabulous Moolah & Patty Nelson Won: November 2, 1967 The titles history is unrecorded from 1961-11-23 to 1967-11-02, and then from 1967-11-02 to 1970-05-01. | 425+ days |
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