AWA Roster in 1990: Full List of Wrestlers, Teams, Champions
On this page you find the full AWA Roster in the year 1990. 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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1990AWA: All (19)
Teams
Destruction Crew
The Lumberjacks
Minnesota Wrecking Crew II
Champions
AWA World Heavyweight Championship |  | Vacant Won: December 12, 1990 The title was held up when Larry Zbyszko left the inactive AWA for World Championship Wrestling (WCW). Official kayfabe reason was that Zbyszko refused to defend the title on a tour of Japan. | 19+ days |
 | Larry Zbyszko Won: April 8, 1990 Saint Paul, Minnesota | 248 days | |
 | Masa Saito Won: February 10, 1990 Tokyo, Japan | 57 days | |
| Larry Zbyszko Won: February 7, 1989 Saint Paul, Minnesota | House show Zbyszko won a battle royal, last eliminating Tom Zenk to win the vacant title. | 368 days |
AWA World Tag Team Championship | | D.J. Peterson & The Trooper D.J. Peterson & The Trooper Won: August 11, 1990 Rochester, Minnesota | AWA Championship Wrestling | 142+ days |
  | The Destruction CrewMinnesota Wrecking Crew II #2 & Wayne Bloom Won: October 1, 1989 Rochester, Minnesota Defeated Paul Diamond and Greg Gagne in a tournament final. | 314 days |
AWA World Light Heavyweight Championship | | Buck Zumhofe Won: August 11, 1990 Rochester, Minnesota | House show Defeated Jonnie Stewart to win the title. | 142+ days |
| Mike Graham Won: December 13, 1988 Chicago, Illinois | House show Records are unclear on how Graham won the championship. Championship history is unrecorded from December 13, 1988 to August 11, 1990. | 606 days |
AWA World Women's Championship |  | Candi Devine Won: December 6, 1989 Toronto, ON | House show Devine defeated Judy Martin to win the vacant championship; Monster Ripper defeated Devine on July 7, 1990 at the WWC 17th Anniversary show in Bayamón, Puerto Rico to claim the title, but Ripper was never officially recognized as champion by the AWA. | 390+ days |
Extras
Manager
Interviewer
Host
President
Promoter
Coach
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