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World Wrestling Empire

Heavyweight Championship

Won By	Date	Footnote
Scott Summers	??? ?? 1990	1
Annihilator	??? ?? ????
T. J. Steel	??? ?? ????
Beast 3rd	Nov ?? 1994	2
T. J. Steel	May ?? 1995
Bobby Burns	May ?? 1995
T. J. Steel	??? ?? 1995
Annihilator	Aug ?? 1995	3
Red Eagle	Oct 29 1995
Original Renegade	??? ?? ????
Summers was the last CSWA Heavyweight Champion and thus was the inaugural World Wrestling Empire Heavyweight Champion. Some reports have Summers holding this title 5 times during the WWEmpire run. Details of all the WWEmpire title histories are sketchy. Beast def. Steel for the title by forfeit The title was held up after August 5, 1995 when Devlin Blanchard pinned T. J. Steel in tag team match where Steel's title was on the line. Referee Doug McCoy declared that Blanchard did not meet the minimum weight limit for the title, so it was held up. Annihilator def. T. J. Steel for the title in a match where Silverado was handcuffed to Steve Hartley.

Tag Team Championship

Won By	Date	Footnote
The Mighty Nation (Standing Bear & Red Eagle)	??? ?? ????	1
The Texas Outlaws (Bobby Burns & Dan Wilder)	??? ?? ????
The Southern Express (Scott Summers & The Tennessee Rebel)	Feb 18 1995	2
The Texas Outlaws (Bobby Burns & Dan Wilder)	Feb 18 1995
The Hillbillies (Uncle Donc & Crazy Carl)	??? ?? 1995
The Leopard Men (Leopard Man 1 & Leopard Man 2)	??? ?? 1995
The Military Express (Sgt. Todd & Sgt. Hartman)	Aug 05 1995	3
The Bad Boyz (Brett Knight & Krull Danzig)	Oct 29 1995	4
The Texas Outlaws (Bobby Burns & Dan Wilder)	??? ?? ????
The Bad Boyz (Krull Danzig & Brett Knight)	May 17 1996	5
The Mighty Nation won a tournament final to become the inaugural champions. The titles were held up following a match between then champions The Texas Outlaws (Bobby Burns & Dan Wilder) and The Southern Express. The Southern Express won a tournament final over Michael Johnson & J. T. Rocker by forfeit for the titles. The Military Express def. one of the Leopard Men for the titles in a Handicap Match as ordered by the WWEmp Board of Directors. No information is currently available for why or when The Military Express vacated the titles. The Bad Boyz def. The Texas Outlaws (Bobby Burns & Dan Wilder) in a tournament final for the vacant titles. The Bad Boyz def. The Texas Outlaws for the titles in a Texas Bullrope Death Match

Light Heavyweight Championship

Won By	Date	Footnote
Shadowhawk	??? ?? 1990	1
Gemini	??? ?? ????
Jim Evans	??? ?? ????
Shadowhawk	??? ?? ????
Jim Evans	??? ?? ????
Renegade	??? ?? 1994
Shane Cortez	Jan 14 1995
Dan Wilder	May ?? 1995
Shane Cortez	??? ?? 1995	2
Shadowhawk was the last CSWA Light Heavyweight Champion and thus was the inaugural World Wrestling Empire Light Heavyweight Champion. Cortez was the last champion, as WWEmp decided in mid-1995 to eliminate weight divisions. Cortez then became the first WWEmp Television Champion.

Television Championship

Won By	Date	Footnote
Shane Cortez	??? ?? 1995	1
Original Renegade	??? ?? 1995
Shane Cortez	Oct 29 1995	2
Bernard Funk	??? ?? ????
Devlin Blanchard	??? ?? 1996
Michael Johnson	??? ?? 1996
Original Renegade	??? ?? 1996
Dan Wilder	??? ?? 1996
Crazy Carl	??? ?? 1996
Original Renegade	??? ?? 1996
Cortez was the WWEmp Light Heavyweight Champion when the company decided to eliminate weight divisions and thus became the first Television Champion Cortez def. Renegade in Title-on-a-Pole Match for the title

Junior Heavyweight Championship

Won By	Date	Footnote
Lighnin' Lenny	??? ?? ????	1
Eric Awesome	??? ?? 1995
Lightnin' Lenny	Mar 03 1995
Lenny brought this title into the WWEmp with him when he arrived. At the time, it was billed as the World Junior Heavyweight Title.