1
Reign 1
Dave Bryant
294 days
Oct 6, 2012 – Jul 27, 2013
Homecoming
5 reigns5 championsMost reigns: Nenshou (1)Longest reign: Dave Bryant (294 days)
This title continued as AWA World Television Title.
Renamed the AWA World Television Title during Dave Bryant’s reign.
This is a historical championship. An open-ended final reign means the surviving source does not provide an end date.
Longest Reigns
Top 5 individual reigns2
Reign 1
Nenshou
283 days
Nov 25, 2010 – Sep 3, 2011
SuperClash II
3
Reign 1
Robert Donovan
176 days
Sep 3, 2011 – Feb 25, 2012
Stampede Cup Night One
4
Reign 1
Glenn Hudson
131 days
May 28, 2012 – Oct 6, 2012
Memorial Day Mayhem
5
Reign 1
Rex Summers
94 days
Feb 25, 2012 – May 28, 2012
All-Star Showdown
Complete History
Scroll horizontally on smaller screens| Date | Champion | Won From / Outcome | Event | Location | Length | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 25, 2010 | Nenshou | Brent Maverick | SuperClash II | Dallas, Texas | 283 days | Nenshou won a tournament final to become the first champion |
| Sep 3, 2011 | Robert Donovan | Nenshou | Stampede Cup Night One | Atlanta, Georgia | 176 days | |
| Feb 25, 2012 | Rex Summers | Robert Donovan | All-Star Showdown | Dallas, Texas | 94 days | |
| May 28, 2012 | Glenn Hudson | Rex Summers | Memorial Day Mayhem | Fort Smith, Arkansas | 131 days | This match was also a first round match in the AWA World Title Tournament |
| Oct 6, 2012 | Dave Bryant | Glenn Hudson | Homecoming | Dallas, Texas | 294 days | During his reign, Bryant would rechristen the title as the AWA World Television Title |