NWA Roster in 1969: Full List of Wrestlers, Teams, Champions
On this page you find the full NWA Roster in the year 1969. 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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1969NWA: All (114)
Abdullah Farouk
Angelo Mosca
Angelo Poffo
Argentina Apollo
Arnold Skaaland
Assassin #1
Baron von Raschke
Bearcat Wright
Bepo Mongol
"Big Cat" Ernie Ladd
Big Saka
Billy Robinson
Billy White Wolf
Blackjack Lanza
"Blond Bomber" Ray Stevens
Bob Armstrong
Bob Orton
Bobby "The Brain" Heenan
Bobo Brazil
Boris Malenko
Bruno Sammartino
Cora Combs
"Cowboy" Bill Watts
"Cowboy" Bob Kelly
Dick The Bruiser
Dick Murdoch
Doctor X
Dominic DeNucci
Don Wright
Donna Christianello
Dory Funk Jr.
Dory Funk Sr.
Dr. Jerry Graham
Dusty Rhodes
Eddie Graham
El Santo
Ethel Johnson
The Fabulous Moolah
Freddie Blassie
Fritz von Erich
Gene LeBell
Giant Baba
Giant Frazier
Gordon Solie
Gory Guerrero
The Great Kimura
Great Kojika
Harley Race
Haystacks Calhoun
"High Chief" Peter Maivia
Hiro Matsuda
Ivan Koloff
Jack Brisco
Jackie Fargo
Jerry Brisco
Jerry Jarrett
Jim Barnett
Jim Bednarski
Jim Valen
Jimmy Golden
Joe Blanchard
Joe Scarpa
John L. Sullivan
Johnny Barend
Johnny Powers
Johnny Valentine
Johnny Walker
José Lothario
Judy Grable
Karl Gotch
Killer Kowalski
Kintaro Oki
Lance Russell
Larry Hennig
Len Rossi
Leroy McGuirk
Lord James Blears
Lou Thesz
Luther Lindsay
Mad Dog Vachon
Mae Young
Masa Saito
Michiaki Yoshimura
Mike DiBiase
Mike LeBelle
Mil Máscaras
Mr. Fuji
Mr. Ito
"Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers
Nick Bockwinkel
Nick Gulas
Ole Anderson
Pat O'Connor
Pat Patterson
Paul Boesch
Pedro Morales
Professor Toru Tanaka
Robert Fuller
Rocky Johnson
Ron Wright
Ronnie Garvin
Rufus R. Jones
"Sailor" Art Thomas
Salvador Lutteroth
Sam Muchnick
The Sheik
Sputnik Monroe
Stan Stasiak
Stu Hart
Terrible Ted
Terry Funk
Thunderbolt Patterson
Tiger Jeet Singh
Wahoo McDaniel
Men
Abdullah Farouk
Angelo Mosca
Angelo Poffo
Argentina Apollo
Arnold Skaaland
Assassin #1
Baron von Raschke
Bearcat Wright
Bepo Mongol
"Big Cat" Ernie Ladd
Big Saka
Billy Robinson
Billy White Wolf
Blackjack Lanza
"Blond Bomber" Ray Stevens
Bob Armstrong
Bob Orton
Bobby "The Brain" Heenan
Bobo Brazil
Boris Malenko
Bruno Sammartino
"Cowboy" Bill Watts
"Cowboy" Bob Kelly
Dick The Bruiser
Dick Murdoch
Doctor X
Dominic DeNucci
Don Wright
Dory Funk Jr.
Dory Funk Sr.
Dr. Jerry Graham
Dusty Rhodes
Eddie Graham
El Santo
Freddie Blassie
Fritz von Erich
Gene LeBell
Giant Baba
Giant Frazier
Gordon Solie
Gory Guerrero
The Great Kimura
Great Kojika
Harley Race
Haystacks Calhoun
"High Chief" Peter Maivia
Hiro Matsuda
Ivan Koloff
Jack Brisco
Jackie Fargo
Jerry Brisco
Jerry Jarrett
Jim Barnett
Jim Bednarski
Jim Valen
Jimmy Golden
Joe Blanchard
Joe Scarpa
John L. Sullivan
Johnny Barend
Johnny Powers
Johnny Valentine
Johnny Walker
José Lothario
Karl Gotch
Killer Kowalski
Kintaro Oki
Lance Russell
Larry Hennig
Len Rossi
Leroy McGuirk
Lord James Blears
Lou Thesz
Luther Lindsay
Mad Dog Vachon
Masa Saito
Michiaki Yoshimura
Mike DiBiase
Mike LeBelle
Mil Máscaras
Mr. Fuji
Mr. Ito
"Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers
Nick Bockwinkel
Nick Gulas
Ole Anderson
Pat O'Connor
Pat Patterson
Paul Boesch
Pedro Morales
Professor Toru Tanaka
Robert Fuller
Rocky Johnson
Ron Wright
Ronnie Garvin
Rufus R. Jones
"Sailor" Art Thomas
Salvador Lutteroth
Sam Muchnick
The Sheik
Sputnik Monroe
Stan Stasiak
Stu Hart
Terrible Ted
Terry Funk
Thunderbolt Patterson
Tiger Jeet Singh
Wahoo McDaniel
Women
Teams
The Brisco Brothers
The Funks
Harley Race & Larry Hennig
Peter Maivia & Ray Stevens
The Texas Outlaws
Tokyo Towers
The Wright Brothers
Champions
NWA World Heavyweight Championship | | Dory Funk Jr.
| 323+
|
Gene Kiniski
| 1131
|
NWA North American Heavyweight Championship | | Johnny Powers
| 244+
|
Bulldog Brower
| 120
| ||
| Johnny Powers
| 31
|
NWA Texas Heavyweight Championship | | Johnny Valentine
| 63+
|
| Wahoo McDaniel
| 28
| |
| Johnny Valentine
| 42
| |
| José Lothario
| 74
| |
| Johnny Valentine
| 99
| |
Dan Miller
| 80
|
NWA Mid-America Heavyweight Championship | Tor Yamata
The title history is unrecorded from 1958-04-24 to July 1971. | 4269+
|
NWA American Heavyweight Championship | | Fritz von Erich
Von Erich won a rematch against Johnny Valentine | 71+
|
 | Vacant
Title held up after match against Johnny Valentine in Dallas, TX due to interference by Wahoo McDaniel | 77
| |
| Fritz von Erich
| 1
| |
| Johnny Valentine
| 56
| |
| Fritz von Erich
| 7
| |
| Johnny Valentine
| 30
| |
| Fritz von Erich
| 3
| |
| Baron von Raschke
| 19
|
NWA Texas Brass Knuckles Championship | Bull Curry
| 131+
| |
| Baron von Raschke
Defeated Wahoo McDaniel in a tournament final to win the vacant title. | 80
| |
Kurt Von Hess
Defeated Duke Keomuka in the finals of a 6-man tournament final to win the vacant title. | 301
|
NWA American Tag Team Championship | | Boris Malenko & Lord Charles MontagneBoris Malenko & Lord Charles Montagne
Records are unclear as to whom they defeated to win the championship. | 92+
|
| Vacant
Championship vacated for undocumented reasons. | 29
| |
| Wahoo McDaniel & Thunderbolt PattersonWahoo McDaniel & Thunderbolt Patterson
| 31
| |
| Dusty Rhodes & Baron von RaschkeDusty Rhodes & Baron von Raschke
| 31
| |
| Wahoo McDaniel & Thunderbolt PattersonWahoo McDaniel & Thunderbolt Patterson
Won the championship by winning a tournament. | 4
| |
| Vacant
Championship vacated after Curry was injured by Johnny Valentine. | 87
| |
| Fred Curry & Fritz Von ErichFritz von Erich Fred Curry
Don Miller was injured by Johnny Valentine, Fred Curry replaced him. | 31
| |
| Dan Miller & Fritz Von ErichFritz von Erich Dan Miller
| 74
|
NWA Texas Tag Team Championship | | Wahoo McDaniel & Antonio PuglieseWahoo McDaniel & Antonio Pugliese
| 364+
|
Paul DeMarco & Luis Hernandez Paul DeMarco & Luis Hernandez
Defeated Jim Bernard and Tarzan Tyler in a tournament final for the vacant championship | 609
|
NWA World Tag Team Championship | Inactive
Championship abandoned | 364+
| |
Mr. Ito & Chati Yokouchi Mr. Ito & Chati Yokouchi
| 20
|
NWA Mid-Southern Tag Team Championship | The Heavenly Bodies Al Greene & Don Greene
| 8+
| |
Dennis Hall & Johnny Long Dennis Hall & Johnny Long
| 8
| ||
The Heavenly Bodies Al Greene & Don Greene
| 28
| ||
Bearcat Brown & Les Thatcher Bearcat Brown & Les Thatcher
| 7
| ||
The Heavenly Bodies Al Greene & Don Greene
| 7
| ||
| Jackie Fargo & Dennis HallJackie Fargo & Dennis Hall
| 14
| |
The Heavenly Bodies Al Greene & Don Greene
| 14
| ||
Tojo Yamamoto & Johnny Long Tojo Yamamoto & Johnny Long
| 51
|
NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship | Danny Hodge
| 1338+
|
NWA World Light Heavyweight Championship | Coloso Colosetti
| 12+
| |
Ray Mendoza
| 359
|
NWA World Middleweight Championship | El Solitario
| 138+
| |
Rayo de Jalisco Sr.
| 119
| ||
| El Santo
| 126
|
NWA World Welterweight Championship | Karloff Lagarde
| 912+
|
NWA Women's Championship | | The Fabulous Moolah
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. | 4852+
|
NWA Women's Championship | | The Fabulous Moolah
| 638+
|
NWA United States Women's Championship | Jean Antone
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. | 530+
|
NWA World Ladies Tag Team Championship | | The Fabulous Moolah & Patty Nelson
The titles history is unrecorded from 1961-11-23 to 1967-11-02, and then from 1967-11-02 to 1970-05-01. | 790+
|
Extras
Part Time Wrestlers
Managers
Commentators
Ring Announcer
Interviewer
President
Promoters
Dick The Bruiser
Dory Funk Sr.
Eddie Graham
Fritz von Erich
Gene LeBell
Jim Barnett
Johnny Powers
Kintaro Oki
Leroy McGuirk
Lord James Blears
Mike LeBelle
Nick Gulas
Pat O'Connor
Paul Boesch
Salvador Lutteroth
Sam Muchnick
The Sheik
Stu Hart
Referee
Producers
Coaches
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