AWA Roster in 1969: Full List of Wrestlers, Teams, Champions
On this page you find the full AWA Roster in the year 1969. This includes the list of all AWA Wrestlers, active Tag Teams & Stables, the current reigning Champions, as well as Managers, Announcers, Authority figures, Producers and other personalities in American Wrestling Association.
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1969AWA: All (18)
Teams
Harley Race & Larry Hennig
Champions
AWA World Heavyweight Championship |  | Verne Gagne Won: August 31, 1968 Minneapolis, MN | House show | 487+ days |
AWA British Empire Heavyweight Championship |  | Billy Red Lyons Won: December 10, 1968 Winnipeg, Manitoba | House show First champion, rival unknown. | 386+ days |
AWA Midwest Heavyweight Championship | | Tarzan Tyler Won: October 18, 1969 Omaha, Nebraska | House show | 74+ days |
| Stan Pulaski Won: February 1, 1969 Omaha, Nebraska | House show | 259 days | |
 | Mike DiBiase Won: November 26, 1968 Omaha, Nebraska | House show | 67 days |
AWA Midwest Tag Team Championship | | Reggie Parks & Stan Pulaski Won: November 15, 1969 Omaha, Nebraska | House show Defeated Ali Ben Khan and The Great Kimura in a tournament final. | 46+ days |
| Vacant Won: September 1, 1969 Championship vacated for undocumented reasons | 75 days | |
| Bob Ellis & Stan Pulaski Won: July 12, 1969 Omaha, Nebraska | House show | 51 days | |
| Bob Geigel & The Viking Won: July 12, 1969 Omaha, Nebraska | House show | 0 days | |
| Stan Pulaski & Chris Tolos Won: January 25, 1969 Omaha, Nebraska | House show | 168 days | |
| Woody Farmer & Reggie Parks Won: October 12, 1968 Nebraska | House show | 105 days |
AWA World Tag Team Championship | | The VachonsMad Dog Vachon Butcher Vachon Won: August 30, 1969 Chicago, Illinois | Live event | 123+ days |
  | The Crusher & Dick The Bruiser Won: December 28, 1968 Chicago, Illinois | Live event | 245 days |
AWA World Women's Championship |  | Kay Noble Won: April 13, 1963 Saint Paul, MN | House show Defeated Kathy Starr to win the vacant championship. | 2454+ days |
Extras
Part Time Wrestler
Manager
Promoters
Coaches
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