NWA Roster in 2001: Full List of Wrestlers, Teams, Champions
On this page you find the full NWA Roster in the year 2001. This includes the list of all NWA Wrestlers, 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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2001NWA: All (35)
AJ Styles
B. Brian Blair
The Beast
Big Dick Dudley
Bryan Danielson
Caprice Coleman
Chris Candido
Chris Chetti
Chris Hamrick
Christopher Daniels
Dan Severn
Danny Doring
David Flair
David Young
Dr. Luther
Gary Wolfe
Hotstuff Hernandez
James Storm
Jim Neidhart
Jimmy Rave
Julio Dinero
Kevin Northcutt
Nova
Pat Tanaka
Paul Diamond
Paul London
Sabu
Sal del Rio
Scott Hudson
Shinya Hashimoto
Simon Diamond
Steve Corino
Steve Keirn
Tony Kozina
The Wall
Champions
NWA World Heavyweight Championship | | Shinya Hashimoto
Won a 3 round robin style (which also involved Gary Steele and Steve Corino) to win the vacant title. | 16+
|
 | Vacant
The title was held up after a Corino vs. Shinya Hashimoto title match ended in a no contest due to Corino being unable to compete after sustaining a head injury. | 63
| |
| Steve Corino
| 172
| |
Mike Rapada
| 123
|
NWA Texas Heavyweight Championship | Mike Anthony
| 17+
| |
| Kevin Northcutt
Defeated Mike Anthony to win vacant title. | 49
| |
| Vacant
Hernandez won the NWA National Championship | 13
| |
| Hotstuff Hernandez
| 57
| |
| Kevin Northcutt
| 86
| |
| Hotstuff Hernandez
| 68
| |
Gary Tool
| 42
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| Hotstuff Hernandez
| 63
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NWA National Heavyweight Championship | | Hotstuff Hernandez
During this reign, on 2002-05-05, Shinya Hashimoto defeated Hernandez in a title match in Tokyo, Japan, but the title was returned to Hernandez after Hashimoto refused it; NWA later claimed that Hernandez and Hashimoto's match in Japan was not for the title. | 79+
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| Kevin Northcutt
Northcutt was awarded the vacant title. | 52
| |
| Vacant
The title was vacated after Don Brodie was injured in a car accident. | 12
| |
Don Brodie
| 210
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Terry Knight
On 2000-11-18, Knight defeated Jesse Taylor to unify the NWA Wildside United States Heavyweight Championship inside the NWA National Heavyweight Championship. | 69
|
NWA North American Heavyweight Championship | Quinn Magnum
| 62+
| |
Spyder
| 65
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Dark Rain
Defeated Gene Swan in tournament final to win the vacant title. | 28
| ||
| Vacant
The title was vacated after Robbie Royce left the Canadian Wrestling Federation. | 14
| |
Robbie Royce
| 85
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| Steve Corino
Defeated Redd Dogg to win the vacant title. | 8
| |
| Vacant
The title was vacated after Mike Rapada won the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. | 205
|
NWA World Tag Team Championship | The Heavenly Bodies Chris Nelson & Vito DeNucci
| 2+
| |
 | Glacier & Jason Sugarman
| 1
| |
The Heavenly Bodies Chris Nelson & Vito DeNucci
| 248
| ||
| Bad AttitudeDavid Young & Rick Michaels
| 32
| |
| David Flair & Dan Factor
| 1
| |
| Bad AttitudeDavid Young & Rick Michaels
| 33
| |
  | The Bad Street BoysChristian York & Joey Matthews
| 14
| |
| Bad AttitudeDavid Young & Rick Michaels
Jeff Justice was subbing for Drake Dawson for this title defense. | 172
|
NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship | Jason Rumble
| 79+
| |
Lex Lovett
| 53
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Mike Thunder
| 109
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Rocky Reynolds
| 27
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Vince Kaplack
| 175
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NWA World Light Heavyweight Championship | Tarzan Boy
| 665+
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NWA World Middleweight Championship |  | The Great Sasuke
Great Sasuke defeated Tokyo Magnum in tournament final to win the championship. | 1058+
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NWA World Welterweight Championship | Ryo Saito
| 92+
| |
Susumu Mochizuki
| 126
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Kenichiro Arai
Defeated Yasushi Kanda in a tournament final to win the vacant title. | 118
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| Vacant
The championship was vacated after outside interference during a match on December 15 in Kawasaki, Japan, in which Susumu Mochizuki defeated Arai. | 39
|
NWA World Women's Championship |  | Vacant
Strawberry Fields vacated the title due to an injury. | 411+
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