NWA Roster in 1981: Full List of Wrestlers, Teams, Champions

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On this page you find the full NWA Roster in the year 1981. 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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1981

NWA: All (174)

Blackjack Mulligan Jr.

Bruce Prichard / Brother Love

"Crippler" Ray Stevens

Greg "The Hammer" Valentine

Harley Race

"High Chief" Peter Maivia

Jerry "The King" Lawler

The Magnificent Muraco

Professor Toru Tanaka

Sir Oliver Humperdink

Men

Women

Teams

Champions

NWA World Heavyweight Championship	Ric Flair Won: September 17, 1981 Kansas City, KS \| House show During this reign, The Midnight Rider (Dusty Rhodes under a mask due to being under suspension in Florida) defeated Ric Flair for the title, but he returned it when then-NWA President Bob Geigel asked Rider to unmask or return the title, so the title was returned to Flair. Then Jack Veneno defeated Flair in Santo Domingo but he refused to defend the title outside his native country, so the title was returned to Flair on the same day and the title change was not recognized. Then Carlos Colón won it but the title change was not recognized, so the title was returned to Flair after a "fictional match".	105+ days
	Dusty Rhodes Won: June 21, 1981 Atlanta, GA \| House show	88 days
	Harley Race Won: May 1, 1981 Gainesville, GA \| House show	51 days
	Tommy Rich Won: April 27, 1981 Augusta, GA \| House show	4 days
	Harley Race Won: September 9, 1980 Ōtsu, Japan \| House show	230 days

NWA National Heavyweight Championship	The Masked Superstar Won: November 25, 1981 Atlanta, GA \| Live event	36+ days
	Tommy Rich Won: September 28, 1981 Augusta, GA \| Live event	58 days
	The Masked Superstar Won: August 15, 1981 Columbus, GA \| Live event During this reigns, on 1981-09-19, the NWA Georgia Heavyweight Championship was unified with the National Heavyweight Championship.	44 days
	Steve Olsonoski Won: March 29, 1981 Atlanta, GA \| Live event	139 days
	The Mongolian Stomper Won: December 12, 1980 Atlanta, GA \| Live event	107 days

NWA Texas Heavyweight Championship	Al Madril Won: June 1, 1981 Fort Worth, Texas \| House show	213+ days
	Killer Tim Brooks Won: May 1, 1981 Dallas, Texas \| House show Brooks was awarded the title.	31 days
	David von Erich Won: August 1, 1980 Dallas, Texas \| House show	273 days

NWA North American Heavyweight Championship	Ted DiBiase Won: November 1, 1981 Lake Charles, LA \| MSWA Show	60+ days
	Paul Orndorff Won: July 4, 1981 New Orleans, LA \| MSWA Show	120 days
	Jake Roberts Won: June 30, 1981 Shevreport, LA \| MSWA Show	4 days
	The Grappler Won: September 19, 1980 Shreveport, LA \| MSWA Show	284 days

NWA Western States Heavyweight Championship	Ricky Romero Won: August 27, 1981 Amarillo, Texas \| Live Show Defeated Doug Somers in a tournament final after the initial match on August 20, 1981 ends with DDQ.	56 days
	Vacant Won: August 1, 1981 Title vacated.	26 days
	Bob Morgan Won: March 7, 1980 Amarillo, Texas \| Live Show	512 days

NWA United States Heavyweight Championship	Sgt. Slaughter Won: October 4, 1981 Charlotte, NC \| House Show Defeated Ricky Steamboat in a tournament final for the vacant title.	88+ days
	Vacant Won: September 8, 1981 The title was vacated when Wahoo McDaniel was injured by Abdullah the Butcher.	26 days
	Wahoo McDaniel Won: August 8, 1981 Greensboro, NC \| House Show	31 days
	"Rowdy" Roddy Piper Won: January 27, 1981 Raleigh, NC \| House Show The title became the undisputed NWA United States Heavyweight Championship in January 1981 after the NWA San Francisco office, the last other promotion to recognize its own United States Heavyweight Champion, closed.	193 days
	Ric Flair Won: November 24, 1980 Greenville, SC \| House Show For unknown reasons, this reign is not recognized by WWE.com	64 days

NWA Television Championship	Ivan Koloff Won: November 3, 1981 Charlotte, NC \| Live event	58+ days
	Ron Bass Won: September 6, 1981 Asheville, NC \| Live event	58 days
	Greg "The Hammer" Valentine Won: June 14, 1981 Live event	84 days
	Sweet Ebony Diamond Won: May 30, 1981 Charlotte, NC \| Live event	15 days
	Greg "The Hammer" Valentine Won: May 6, 1981 Live event	24 days
	Sweet Ebony Diamond Won: April 29, 1981 Raleigh, NC \| Live event Won a tournament to win the vacant title.	7 days
	Vacant Won: January 27, 1981 Raleigh, NC \| Live event The title was vacated after Roddy Piper won the NWA United States Heavyweight Championship.	92 days
	"Rowdy" Roddy Piper Won: November 1, 1980 Richmond, VA \| Live event Defeats Paul Jones in tournament final to win the vacant title.	87 days

NWA Mid-America Heavyweight Championship	Dutch Mantel Won: September 21, 1981 Memphis, TN \| House show	35 days
	Steve Keirn Won: September 7, 1981 Memphis, TN \| House show	14 days
	Bugsy McGraw Won: August 24, 1981 Memphis, TN \| House show	14 days
	Steve Keirn Won: July 6, 1981 Memphis, TN \| House show	49 days
	Ron Bass Won: July 1, 1981 Seymour, IN \| House show Continental Wrestling Association took control of the vacant title and Bass was awarded as champion.	5 days
	Vacant Won: October 1, 1980 The title was vacated when NWA Mid-America ceased to operate, and Jerry Jarrett gained control of the title.	273 days

NWA American Heavyweight Championship	Bugsy McGraw Won: December 26, 1981 Columbus, Ohio \| House show During this reign the title changes name to WCCW American Heavyweight Championship	5+ days
	The Great Kabuki Won: September 25, 1981 Lawton, Oklahoma \| House show	92 days
	Kerry von Erich Won: June 4, 1981 New Orleans, Louisiana \| House show	113 days
	"Big Cat" Ernie Ladd Won: May 11, 1981 Ft. Worth, Texas \| House show	24 days
	Kerry von Erich Won: March 1, 1981 Texas \| House show The length of the reign is uncertain	71 days
	The Masked Superstar Won: February 1, 1981 Texas \| House show The length of the reign is uncertain	28 days
	Ken Patera Won: January 1, 1981 Texas \| House show The length of the reign is uncertain	31 days
	Kerry von Erich Won: December 28, 1980 Dallas, Texas \| House show Subbed for injured Kevin and won rematch against Hernandez	4 days

NWA Texas Television Championship	Vacant Won: May 15, 1981 Championship vacated for undocumented reasons	230+ days
	Bill Irwin Won: May 11, 1981 Ft. Worth, Texas \| BTW show	4 days
	Brian Adias Won: January 11, 1981 Dallas, Texas \| BTW show	120 days
	Bill Irwin Won: August 1, 1980 Houston, Texas \| BTW show	163 days

NWA Texas Brass Knuckles Championship	José Lothario Won: December 25, 1981 Dallas, Texas \| Christmas Star Wars	6+ days
	"Big Cat" Ernie Ladd Won: November 1, 1981 Texas \| House show Defeated José Lothario,, uncertain if this was a tournament final.	54 days
	Vacant Won: August 1, 1981 Championship vacated for undocumented reasons	92 days
	Bugsy McGraw Won: December 12, 1980 Houston, Texas \| House show	232 days

NWA World Tag Team Championship	The Minnesota Wrecking CrewOle Anderson & Gene Anderson Won: May 1, 1981 Richmond, VA \| House show	244+ days
	The Masked Superstar & Paul Jones Won: March 22, 1981 Greensboro, NC \| House show	40 days
	"Crippler" Ray Stevens & Ivan Koloff Won: February 22, 1981 Greensboro, NC \| House show	28 days
	The Masked Superstar & Paul Jones Won: November 27, 1980 Greensboro, NC \| House show	87 days

NWA North American Tag Team Championship

Riki Choshu & Seiji Sakaguchi

Won: June 15, 1979 Tokyo, Japan | Big Fight Series

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NWA American Tag Team Championship	Kerry von Erich & Terry Orndorff Won: October 25, 1981 Dallas, Texas \| Wrestling Star Wars	67+ days
	The Great Kabuki & Chan Chung Won: October 24, 1981 Texas \| BTW Show Records are unclear as to whom they defeated to become champions.	1 day
	Killer Tim Brooks & Armand Hussein Won: September 1, 1981 Ft. Worth, Texas \| BTW Show	53 days
	Brian Blair & Al Madril Won: June 1, 1981 Texas \| BTW Show Won a tournament to become champions	92 days
	Vacant Won: May 1, 1981 Championship vacated after Bruiser Brody stopped working for Big Time Wrestling	31 days
	Bruiser Brody & Kerry von Erich Won: January 11, 1981 Dallas, Texas \| BTW Show	110 days
	Gino Hernandez & Gary Young Won: October 1, 1980 Houston, Texas \| BTW Show Sweet Brown Sugar substituted for El Halcón in the championship match	102 days

NWA Texas Tag Team Championship		Raul Mata & Billy White Cloud Won: January 12, 1981 Ft. Worth, Texas \| House show Defeated Killer Tim Brooks and Raul Castro.	19 days
NWA Texas Tag Team Championship		Vacant Won: December 1, 1980 Stasiak was suspended	42 days

NWA World Tag Team Championship	Kerry von Erich & Al Madril Won: December 1, 1981 Ft. Worth, Texas \| BTW Show	30+ days
	Bill Irwin & Frank Dusek Won: November 1, 1981 Awarded	30 days
	Kerry von Erich & Terry Orndorff Won: October 1, 1981 Dallas, Texas \| BTW Show	31 days
	The Great Kabuki & Chang Chung Won: June 1, 1981 Texas \| BTW Show	122 days
	The Von ErichsDavid von Erich & Kevin von Erich Won: February 1, 1981 Dallas, Texas \| WCCW Star Wars 1981	120 days
	Hercules Ayala & Ali Mustafa Won: January 1, 1981 Texas \| BTW Show Awarded	31 days
	Inactive Won: January 1, 1969 Championship abandoned	4383 days

NWA Mid-South Tag Team Championship	Junkyard Dog & Mike George Won: October 15, 1981 Jackson, Mississippi \| MSW show	77+ days
	The SamoansAfa & Sika Won: July 26, 1981 Monroe, Louisiana \| MSW show	81 days
	Junkyard Dog & Dick Murdoch Won: June 15, 1981 Louisiana \| MSW show	41 days
	The SamoansAfa & Sika Won: June 1, 1981 Louisiana \| MSW show	14 days
	Junkyard Dog & Dick Murdoch Won: April 27, 1981 New Orleans, Louisiana \| MSW show	35 days
	Super Destroyer & The Grappler Won: April 18, 1981 New Orleans, Louisiana \| MSW show Defeated Junkyard Dog and Dick Murdoch.	9 days
	Vacant Won: March 30, 1981 Stripped due to Bill Watts not being an acceptable referee.	19 days
	Junkyard Dog & Dick Murdoch Won: March 30, 1981 Louisiana \| MSW show	0 days

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NWA World Six-Man Tag Team Championship		Deactivated Won: January 1, 1981 Title retired when NWA Mid-America closed.	364+ days
NWA World Six-Man Tag Team Championship		George Gulas & Rocky Brewer & Mystery Man Won: June 5, 1980 Bowling Green, Kentucky \| Mid-America Live event	210 days

NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship	Les Thornton Won: November 14, 1981 San Juan, Puerto Rico \| CSP House show	47+ days
	Joe Lightfoot Won: November 7, 1981 Bayamón, Puerto Rico \| CSP House show	7 days
	Les Thornton Won: October 16, 1981 Knoxville, TN \| JCP House show	22 days
	Jerry Brisco Won: September 16, 1981 Miami, FL \| CWF House show	30 days
	Les Thornton Won: June 20, 1981 Roanoke, VA \| SCW House show	88 days
	Terry Taylor Won: June 7, 1981 Roanoke, VA \| SCW House show	13 days
	Les Thornton Won: January 31, 1981 Dothan, AL \| House show	127 days
	Jerry Stubbs Won: January 26, 1981 Mobile, AL \| House show	5 days

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NWA World Light Heavyweight Championship		Tony Salazar Won: April 3, 1981 Mexico City, Mexico \| Live event	272+ days
NWA World Light Heavyweight Championship		Alfonso Dantés Won: December 15, 1980 Mexico City, Mexico \| Live event	109 days

		El Faraón Won: November 29, 1981 Guadalajara, Jalisco \| Live event	32+ days
		Ringo Mendoza Won: April 3, 1981 Mexico City, Mexico \| Live event	240 days
		Sangre Chicana Won: March 13, 1981 Mexico City, Mexico \| Live event	21 days
		Tony Salazar Won: January 18, 1981 Monterrey, Nuevo León \| Live event	54 days
		Sangre Chicana Won: June 15, 1980 Monterrey, Nuevo León \| Live event	217 days

NWA World Welterweight Championship		La Fiera Won: October 23, 1981 Mexico City, Mexico \| EMLL Super Viernes	69+ days
NWA World Welterweight Championship		Lizmark Won: June 4, 1980 Acapulco, Guerrero \| EMLL show	506 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.

9235+

days

NWA Women's Championship

The Fabulous Moolah

Won: October 9, 1978 Fort Worth, TX | Live event

1179+

days

NWA United States Women's Championship		Judy Martin Won: November 26, 1981 Saint Paul, MN \| Live event During this reign, although Joyce Grable remaining as the reigning champion, Princess Little Heart was recognized as the champion in Mobile, AL starting from 1980-01-05. Then Judy Martin defeated Heart to win the title on 1980-11-22 in Atlanta, GA, and then Velvet McIntyre defeated Martin to win the title on 1983-02-13 in San Antonio, TX.	35+ days
NWA United States Women's Championship		Joyce Grable Won: December 1, 1978 The title history is unrecorded from 1976-11-25 to 1978-12-01.	1091 days

NWA World Ladies Tag Team Championship		The Texas CowgirlsWendi Richter & Joyce Grable Won: April 30, 1980 Springfield, MO \| Live event	610+ days
NWA World Ladies Tag Team Championship		Joyce Grable & Vicki Williams Won: February 27, 1977 St. Petersburg, FL \| Live event The titles history is unrecorded from 1977-02-27 to 1978-08-01.	1768+ days

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Mr Eliezer Mbuku the Rock: HIT THE SUMELL · 1 hours ago
I don't think Cruz Montana is not going to NXT anymore because he's got his last match. Now he's fully here on Raw and continue aligned with The 946 (Black Gang).
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Wright · 6 hours ago
Enzo Amore is signed to WWE; mark him as inactive. He is expecting to head to NXT, but the most that they have is that he is signed.
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Wright · 18 hours ago
I normally don't talk about the wrestling shows themselves and solely try and help this website grow and improve... But for the first time in a long time I'm actually baffled at NXT booking Moreno and Dar winning the cup.
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  smah · 12 hours ago
  
  @Wright
  NXT tags have been stale for a little bit, so i think (totally just guessing) HBK sees them as like his new fraxiom and wants to build around them
  but, while i like moreno & dar, they're no fraxiom
  
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Nkrst · 1 days ago
Taya Valkyrie has officially left AEW.
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Roy · 1 days ago
new render for Otis please!
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DJ Aphrodite Henrys Bartholomews The Second Cometh · 1 days ago
I noticed Scorpio Sky isn't listed here on the AEW roster i know there was a report that his contract was up in october but his name was still shown on the entrance video for skyflight last collision during Matt Sydal and Darius Martin's entrances so he must've signed a new deal also still listed on the official roster page on AEW's website also he had a match on Ring Of Honor recently
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  Wright · 1 days ago
  
  @DJ Aphrodite Henrys Bartholomews The Second Cometh AEW is great at managing their online roster. Hell, Keith Lee is still signed to them, and SDH took him off of the AEW roster, despite him still being signed. He's just inactive, still on AEW's roster.
  
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Roy · 2 days ago
what does tko have planned for maxxine dupri ngl… last i checked she only won ONCE for intercontinental championship off of becky lynch. Also imo her heel work this time round… doesn’t really sit right w me.
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Micah K · 2 days ago
La knight inactive
Jd mcdougha low carder. He isnt really in any major story right now
I haven’t seen Erik and Ivar in weeks
New photos for Bronco Nima and Lucien price. More of the 946 attires same with Royce keys.
The Tongans have new renders on the wwe website same with Shinskie nakumara
Cody Rhodes absolutely needs a new photo.
El grande Americano isn’t a mid carder anymore he is a inactive
And yeah
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Draysin Martin · 2 days ago
Okay, for the people who stay awake and watch New Japan Pro Wrestling here's some updates:
Will Ospreay will face Callum Newman at Wrestle Kingdom 21
Kenny Omega challenges for the IWGP World Heavyweight championship when he goes one on one against Yota tsuji and the match will also be at Wrestle Kingdom 21. I would say Callum stays Tweener, Kenny is definitely acting Tweener, he's on AEW Hiatus while acting as a heel in new Japan.
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Roy · 2 days ago
I haven’t really seen LA Knight since his loss at MITB.
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MrAicrow · 2 days ago
Cruz Montana is a part of 946, Did not see that coming
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Draysin Martin · 2 days ago
I Am Coming back forget I said that I was going to take a break. Listen Chad was not trying to get a second chance, every since he came to smackdown hotel he has been doing nothing but harassing others, especially me & Roy. I literally posted an apology and Roy commented he accepted Roy's apology but not mine. when I announced the break he said about time! You really think he's looking for a second chance? Nah, he's tricking you to play innocent one.
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Roy · 2 days ago
CRUZ MONTANA IS ON RAW AS A HEEL
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  Wright · 2 days ago
  
  @Roy We knew he wasn't long for NXT. He was an established TNA name, but you have to feel Bad for Tony D'Angelo. He's been in NXT for 5-6 years, and yet Santana was there for a few months and is now on Raw.
  
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  Roy · 2 days ago
  
  @Wright its like a pattern, wwe releases people that have worked under them for a while and then brings in the new nxt superstars to replace those people… like some of those nxt superstars dont even last in nxt more than Tony D and still gets to be called up.
  
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Wright · 2 days ago
I have a question for everyone here: what do you consider to be the most underrated professional wrestling entrance theme song, in your opinion?

Me personally, I'd have to go with Joe Gacy's NXT theme, "Love is Blind."
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  Draysin Martin · 2 days ago
  
  @Wright I'm Coming back just for this one comment. I Like songs where the crowd sings along to or has a chant in it. I like Will Ospreay's theme "Elevated"
  
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  Roy · 2 days ago
  
  @Draysin Martin i quite agree with draysin, songs where crowds chant the lyrics are the best, id go with edge’s theme.. been a banger for 2 decades
  
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  Chad · 2 days ago
  
  @Draysin Martin Come back for more.
  
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  Wright · 2 days ago
  
  @Roy Great pick, but I asked for an underrated song...
  
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  Roy · 2 days ago
  
  @Wright alright lets see, Matt Cardona/Zack Ryder’s old entrance “When The Lights Go Down” by Downstait
  
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Constance Affinito · 3 days ago
Solo's in the bloodline
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  @Constance Affinito They have ruined the Solo Sikoa story, Great job WWE
  
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  Constance Affinito · 2 days ago
  
  @MrAicrow They're doing it because of the WarGames match bloodline will probably have against 946, but I think he should've had a little more time as a singles guy
  
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Fergus · 3 days ago
Gunther should be upper card again because he’s feuding with Finn Bálor
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sky_h1ghr · 3 days ago
Finn Bálor should be moved back to mid card since he's feuding mainly with Gunther nowadays with Sami, Punk, and Owens being the upper carders of SmackDown. Nia and Lash should also be moved back to mid card but since they're not appearing on SmackDown for weeks now, they could be moved to inactive list. Nikki and Roxanne should go up to the upper card after contending on Chelsea's title recently.
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Nkrst · 3 days ago
Paul Walter Hauser has departed MLW.
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Wright · 3 days ago
Alexa Bliss, Bron Breakker and Brutus Creed deserve new renders.
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DJ Aphrodite Henrys Bartholomews The Second Cometh · 3 days ago
Fred Rosser/Darren Young stated on Twitter X that he was just a guest coach during his time at the performance center and isn't part of WWE as a full time employee
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NWA Roster in 1981: Full List of Wrestlers, Teams, Champions

NWA: All (174)

Men

Women

Teams

The Andersons

Anderson’s Army

The Armstrongs

The Assassins

Bill Dundee & Dutch Mantell

Bill Dundee & Jerry Lawler

Bill Dundee & Tommy Rich

Bill Watts & Junkyard Dog

The Blond Bombers

Bobby Eaton & Koko Ware

The Brisco Brothers

The Cosmic Cowboys

The Fabulous Freebirds

The Funks

Greg Valentine & Ray Stevens

Ivan Koloff & Ole Anderson

Ivan Koloff & Ray Stevens

Jack Brisco & Jim Garvin

Jimmy Snuka & Bruiser Brody

Jimmy Snuka & Ray Stevens

Kerry von Erich & Bruiser Brody

The Midnight Express

The Minnesota Wrecking Crew

Mr. Fuchi & Mr. Onita

Mr. Fuji & Mr. Saito

Nick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens

Pat O'Connor & Rufus R. Jones

Ric Flair & Blackjack Mulligan

Roddy Piper & Greg Valentine

Stan Hansen & Ole Anderson

Ted DiBiase & Robert Fuller

The Texas Cowgirls

The Texas Outlaws

The Von Erichs

Champions

NWA World Heavyweight Championship

NWA National Heavyweight Championship

Steve Olsonoski

The Mongolian Stomper

NWA Texas Heavyweight Championship

Al Madril

Killer Tim Brooks

NWA North American Heavyweight Championship

The Grappler

NWA Western States Heavyweight Championship

Ricky Romero

Bob Morgan

NWA United States Heavyweight Championship

NWA Television Championship

Ron Bass

Sweet Ebony Diamond

Sweet Ebony Diamond

NWA Mid-America Heavyweight Championship

Bugsy McGraw

Ron Bass

NWA American Heavyweight Championship

Bugsy McGraw

NWA Texas Television Championship

Brian Adias

NWA Texas Brass Knuckles Championship

Bugsy McGraw

NWA World Tag Team Championship

The Minnesota Wrecking CrewOle Anderson & Gene Anderson

The Masked Superstar & Paul Jones

"Crippler" Ray Stevens & Ivan Koloff

The Masked Superstar & Paul Jones

NWA North American Tag Team Championship

Riki Choshu & Seiji Sakaguchi

NWA American Tag Team Championship

Kerry von Erich & Terry Orndorff

The Great Kabuki & Chan Chung

Killer Tim Brooks & Armand Hussein

Brian Blair & Al Madril

Bruiser Brody & Kerry von Erich

Gino Hernandez & Gary Young