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Jerry Lawler
Nickname: The King, The General
Height: 6' 0"
Weight: 236 lbs
From: Memphis, TN
Birthday: Nov 29th
Pro Debut: 1970
Aliases: Hawaiian Flash, King Killer, Masked Man #1, Masked Superstar #2
Feds Worked For: AWA, ECW, GWF, IWR, IZW, MStW, MSW, NEW, NWA. TCW, TSW, USWA, WCCW, WWE, WWF, All American Pro Wrestling (IL), All Japan Pro Wrestling (Japan), American Luchadores (OH), America's Most Liked Wrestling (NC), !BANG! Wrestling (FL), Big Time Wrestling, Big Time Wrestling (CA), Border City Wrestling (Canada), Central States Wrestling (IA/KS/MO), Championship Wrestling From Arkansas (AR), Championship Wrestling from Florida (FL), Championship Wrestling from Georgia (GA), Championship Wrestling of Arkansas (AR), Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling (OH), Continental Wrestling Association (AL/TN), Continental Wrestling Federation (MO), Create A Pro Academy (NY), Crossfire Wrestling (TN), CWA Championship Wrestling (TN), DREAMWAVE Wrestling (IL), Eastern Pro Wrestling (MA), Extreme Wrestling Federation (IN), Florida Championship Wrestling (FL), Future of Wrestling (FL), Georgia Championship Wrestling (GA), Georgia Premier Wrestling (GA), Gimmicks Only Underground Grappling Entertainment (NC), Global Championship Wrestling (AL), Global Wrestling Alliance (OH), Great Lakes Championship Wrestling (WI), Gulas Wrestling Enterprises (TN), Gulf Coast Championship Wrestling (AL/TN), Heroes and Legends Wrestling (IN), International Wrestling Association (NJ), Independent Wrestling Federation (MI), International Wrestling Cartel (PA), Jersey All Pro Wrestling (NJ), Jersey Championship Wrestling (NJ), Juggalo Championship Wrestling, Lions Pride Sports (TX), Main Event Championship Wrestling (IN), Major League Wrestling (FL), Maryland Championship Wrestling (MD), Memphis Championship Wrestling (TN), Memphis Wrestling (TN), Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling (NC/SC), Modern Vintage Wrestling (NC), Mountain Wrestling Association (KY), National Wrestling League (MD), New Blood Wrestling (TN), New Japan Pro Wrestling (Japan), New Millenium Wrestling (TX), New South Wrestling (KY), North American All-Star Wrestling (AR), NWA Championship Wrestling America (NJ), NWA Florida (FL), NWA Gulff Coast (LA), NWA Indiana (IN), NWA Jersey (NJ), NWA Main Event (KY), NWA Mid-America (AL/TN), NWA Midwest (IN), NWA Polynesian (HI), NWA Southeastern Championship Wrestling (AL/GA/TN), NWA Southern All-Star Wrestling (TN), NWA Wrestle Birmingham (AL), Ohio Valley Wrestling (KY), Patriotic Wrestling Federation (SC), Pennsylvania Championship Wrestling Alliance (PA), Pennsylvania Premiere Wrestling (PA), Polynesian Pacific Wrestling (Singapore), Premiere Wrestling Xperience (SC), Power Pro Wrestling (TN), Prime Time Pro Wrestling (GA), Pro Pain Pro Wrestling (PA), Pro Wrestling Mid-South (TN), Pro Wrestling USA (TN), Pro Wrestling Xperience (SC), Professional Wrestling Federation (PA), Revolutionary Championship Wrestling (OH), Rockin' Wrestling (MS), Smoky Mountain Wrestling (KY), Southeast Championship Wrestling (TN), Southern Illinois Championship Wrestling (IL), Squared Circle Wrestling (NY), Stand Alone Wrestling (NJ), Steel Domain Wrestling (MN), St. Louis Wrestling Club (MO), TNT Pro Wrestling (VA), Traditional Championship Wrestling (AR/MS/TN), Tri-States Wrestling Association (PA), Ultimate Championship Wrestling (KY), Ultimate Combat Wrestling (TN), United Wrestling Federation (VA), Universal Independent Wrestling (GA), USA Championship Wrestling (TN), USA Pro Wrestling (FL), West Virginia Mountaineer Championship Wrestling (WV), Wild Fire Wrestling (TN), Windy City Pro Wrestling (IL), World Class Big Time Wrestling (OH) World Wrestling All-Stars (Australia), WrestleCade Entertainment (NC), Wrestling and Respect (OH), Wrestling Fan Xperience (Canada), X Wrestling Federation (FL), XCW Mid-West (IN)
Finisher: Pile Driver
Signature Moves: Royal Fist Drop, Brainbuster
Career Highlights: -AWA International Champion (3x)
-AWA Southern Champion (35x)
-AWA Southern Tag Team Champion (9x; 3 w/ Bill Dundee, 1 each w/ Jimmy Valiant, Mongolian Stomper, Jos LeDuc, Austin Idol, Giant Hillbilly, and Big Bubba)
-AWA World Champion
-AWA World Tag Team Champion (2x; both w/ Bill Dundee)
-Championship Wrestling from Arkansas Champion
-Continental Wrestling Association Champion (3x)
-Continental Wrestling Association Tag Team Champion (2x; 1 each w/ Tommy Rich and Austin Idol)
-GWF Champion
-JAPW Champion
-MCW Champion
-MCW Southern Champion (2x)
-MCW Tag Team Champion (w/ The Bruiser)
-Memphis Wrestling Southern Champion (2x)
-NEW Tag Team Champion (w/ Keith Youngblood)
-NWA (Alabama) Tri-State Champion
-NWA (Alabama) Tri-State Tag Team Champion (2x; both w/ Steve Lawler)
-NWA All-Star Champion
-NWA Macon Tag Team Champion (2x; 1 each w/ Mr. Wrestling II and Don Greene)
-NWA Mid-America Champion (2x)
-NWA (Mid-America) Southern Tag Team Champion (10x; 7 w/ Jim White, 1 each w/ Al Greene, Tojo Yamamoto, and Playboy Frazier)
-NWA (Mid-America) United States Junior Heavyweight Champion
-NWA (Mid-America) United States Tag Team Champion (w/ Jackie Fargo)
-NWA Southeastern Champion
-NWA Southern Champion (16x)
-NWA Southern Junior Heavyweight Champion (5x)
-NWA Tennessee Tag Team Champion (2x; both w/ Jim White)
-Polyniesian Pacific Wrestling Champion
-Power Pro Wrestling Tag Team Champion (w/ Bill Dundee)
-SMW Champion (2x)
-TCW Tag Team Champion (w/ Matt Riviera)
-United States Junior Tag Team Champion (w/ Steve Kovacs)
-USACW USA Champion
-USWA Southern Champion (2x)
-USWA Southern Tag Team Champion (6x; 4 w/ Jeff Jarrett, 2 w/ Bill Dundee)
-USWA Texas Champion
-USWA Unified World Champion (27x)
-WCCW World Champion (3x)
-WCPW Battle Royal Champion
-XWF Champion
Affiliates: Bill Dundee, Jackie Fargo, Jim White, Tojo Yamamoto, Playboy Frazier/Giant Hillbilly, Gorgeous George, Jr., Mongolian Stomper, Jos LeDuc, Big Bubba, Jeff Jarrett, Paula Lawler, Stacy Carter, Gary Hart, Jimmy Hart, Steve Lawler/Steve Kovacs, Sam Bass, Jimmy Kent, Pvt. Diamond, Mickey Poole, Danny Davis, Veronica Fairchild, Jim Ross, Jerry Jarrett, Byron Saxton, April Pennington, Brian Christopher, Masked Superstar #1, Jimmy Valiant, Austin Idol, Don Greene, Al Greene, Dutch Mantell, Koko B. Ware, Steve Keirn, Tommy Rich, The Bruiser, Mr. Wrestling II, Matt Riviera, Scott Bowden, Miss Larkin
Notable Feuds: Bill Dundee, Andy Kauffman, Jackie Fargo, Blackjack Lanza, Mario Galento, The Snowman, Shawn Stasiak, Curt Hennig, Tommy Dreamer, Raven, Joe Cagle, Rocky Sorter, Bob Armstrong, Dutch Mantell, Nick Bockwinkel, Sean Morely, The Coach, Dr .Frankenstein, Kamala, Randy Savage, Billy Jack Haynes, Terry Funk, Eddie Gilbert, Tommy Gilbert, Doug Gilbert, Roddy Piper, Eric Bischoff, The Libyan Assassin, Dream Machine, Ken Lucas, Danny Davis, Spike Huber, Tommy Rich, Kerry Von Erich, Doink the Clown, Al Snow, Hulk Hogan, Jos Leduc, Kevin Sullivan, Austin Idol, Bret Hart, Tazz, Muhammad Hassan, Gregory Helms, Joey Styles, Paul Heyman, Ultimate Warrior, Plowboy Frazier, Jim White, Roy Bass, The Miz, Michael Cole, David Otunga, Michael McGuillicutty, C. M. Punk, Moondog Spot, Moondog Spike, Jimmy Hart, Tommy Rich, Koko B. Ware, Jerry Jarrett, Jimmy Valiant, Honky Tonk Man, Ricky Gibson, Phil Hickerson, Robert Fuller, Tojo Yamamoto, Don Bass, Buddy Landel, Dennis Condrey, Bobby Eaton, Dirty White Boy, Roger Smith, The Undertaker, Eddie Marlin, Rick Rude, Brian Christopher, Sonny King, Jeff Jarrett, Norvell Austin, Mongolian Stomper, John Louie, Rocky Johnson, Ricky Morton, Steve Keirn, Dennis Hall, Billy Joe Travis, Bearcat Brown, Porkchop Cash, Jimmy Golden, King Kong Bundy, Brickhouse Brown
Other Facts: -Father of pro wrestler Brian Lawler (AKA Brian Christopher/Grand Master Sexay) and pro wrestler/referee Kevin Christian. He trained both of his sons for pro wrestling.
-Cousin of pro wrestlers The Honky Tonk Man and Carl Fergie
-Brother-in-law of pro wrestling referee Jerry Calhoun
-Former husband of wrestling valet Paula Lawler and pro wrestler/diva Stacy Carter (AKA The Kat)
-Billed as the brother of pro wrestler Steve Lawler
-Attended high school with Jimmy Hart, who he later helped break into wrestling
-Attended wrestling matches as a child with his father. His father served as an usher and they got free tickets to the show.
-While working as a radio disc jockey, he attracted the attention of pro wrestling promoter Aubrey Griffith, who agreed to give free training to Lawler in exchange for free publicity.
-Tagged with Jerry Vickers in his 1st professional wrestling match and lost to The Executioners by Countout in front of 28 fans in West Memphis, AR. According to him, he entered the match with no training. When he tagged into the match, he was grabbed and thrown out of the ring where he was knocked unconscious for approximately 5 minutes.
-Was given the idea of being the "King of Wrestling" by Bobby Shane
-Sued the WWF in the late 1980s when Harley Race was the "King of Wrestling" in the company at that time. Lawler claimed that he had used that moniker since 1973 and had a rightful claim to it. Lawler won the case and WWF could not have Harley use that title when they ran shows in Memphis. Vince McMahon would later tell Lawler that he gained respect for him for doing this.
-According to Lawler, there were talks of a "King vs. King" match at WrestleMania V against Harley Race, but that ended after Race left the company in 1989.
-Former co-owner of Continental Wrestling Association (with Jerry Jarrett) that eventually merged with World Class Championship Wrestling to become United States Wrestling Association.
-Former co-owner of Power Pro Wrestling and Memphis Championship Wrestling, both based in Memphis, TN
-Once dressed up as "The Super King" and confronted Batman (Adam West) on the Memphis Wrestling TV show.
-The woman in his life always seems to get involved in wrestling. His 2nd wife Paula, started as a TV interviewer but would accompany him to the ring for some matches. His 3rd wife, Stacy Carter, also started as a TV interviewer before she married Lawler and eventually became a WWF diva and Women's Champion. One of his former girlfriends Joni, is a former dancer on NWA-TNA broadcasts and also was his valet for independent shows.
-Quit the WWE in February 2001 when Carter was given her release. Returned to WWE in November of the same year after Carter had filed for divorce in July.
-His autobiography "It's Good to be King...Sometimes" was released in 2003
-Recorded a CD entitled "Memphis' Other King"
-Provided illustrations for Mick Foley's Christmas and Halloween books
-Painted the face of the Ayatollah Khomeini on the flag of Iran that The Iron Sheik carried to the ring
-Has also provided illustrations for Dynamite Comics releases of The Green Hornet and Zorro
-Was featured in the WWE DVD "The Greatest Wrestling Stars of the '80's"
-Former member of Kings
-Former member of The Royals
-Former member of Team WWF
-Former member of Camp Cornette
-Ran for mayor of his hometown of Memphis, TN in 1999, but was defeated by incumbent W.W. Herenton.
-Spent part of his childhood living in Cleveland, OH and became a big fan of the Cleveland Indians in baseball and the Cleveland Browns in football.
-Played himself in the movie "Man In The Moon" a biographical movie about Andy Kauffman starring Jim Carrey
-Also appeared in the movies "I'm from Hollywood" in 2989, "Life With Mikey" in 1993, and "Girls Gone Dead" in 2012
-Collects Coca-Cola memorabilia
-Has held over 200 wrestling titles, more than any other documented pro wrestler.
-Was a panelist on the "Tales from the Territories" episodes entitled "Memphis: Where Wrestling was Real" and "Andy Kaufman vs. The King of Memphis" with Jeff Jarrett, Dutch Mantell, Jimmy Hart, and Jerry Jarrett in 2022
-Voted Most Inspirational Wrestling by the readers of Pro Wrestling Illustrated in 1988
-Voted Feud of the Year (w/ Jeff Jarrett vs. Moondog Cujo & Moondog Spot) by the readers of Pro Wrestling Illustrated in 1992
-Voted Feud of the Year (vs. Bret Hart) by the readers of Pro Wrestling Illustrated in 1993
-Voted Most Hated Wrestler by the readers of Pro Wrestling Illustrated in 1993
-Voted Most Hated Wrestler by the readers of Pro Wrestling Illustrated in 1995
-Won Wrestling Observer Newsletter Feud of the Year (vs. Austin Idol & Tommy Rich) in 1987
-Won Wrestling Observer Newsletter Feud of the Year (w/ Jeff Jarrett vs. Moondog Cujo, Moondog Spike, & Moondog Spot) in 1992
-Won Wrestling Observer Newsletter Feud of the Year (vs. Bret Hart) in 1992
-Inducted into the Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame in 1996
-Inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2007
-Inducted into the Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum in 2011
-Ranked #12 in the 1991 PWI 500
-Ranked #7 in the 1992 PWI 500
-Ranked #14 in the 1993 PWI 500
-Ranked #16 in the 1994 PWI 500
-Ranked #22 in the 1995 PWI 500
-Ranked #31 in the 1996 PWI 500
-Ranked #49 in the 1997 PWI 500
-Ranked #136 in the 1998 PWI 500
-Ranked #158 in the 1999 PWI 500
-Ranked #170 in the 2000 PWI 500
-Ranked #165 in the 2001 PWI 500
-Ranked #281 in the 2007 PWI 500
-Ranked #380 in the 2008 PWI 500
-Ranked #399 in the 2009 PWI 500
-Ranked #221 in the 2011 PWI 500
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Spotlight in History
- 1957 Duke Keomuka def. Bull Curry for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
- 1962 Hiro Matsuda & Don Kent def. Alberto Torres & Ramon Torres for the TSW United States Tag Team Titles
- 1966 Tony Borne def. Louie Tillet for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
- 1977 Captain USA def. Bruiser Brody for the WCCW American Heavyweight Title
- 1980 Ken Mantell became the MSW Louisiana Champion
- 1981 Eddie Gilbert & Ricky Morton def. Ed Wiskowski & Mike George for the TSW Tag Team Titles
- 1983 Jimmy Garvin def. Kevin Von Erich for the WCCW American Heavyweight Title
- 1988 The Simpson Brothers (Steve Simpson & Shaun Simpson) def. John Tatum & Jack Victory for the WCCW Texas Tag Team Titles
- 2009 Team SuperBad (El Super Colibri & Justin Lee) def. Crazy Beautiful (Brett Taylor & Michael York) for the ComPro Tag Team Titles
- 2015 La Famiglia (Luke Grayson & Thomas Knight) def. Seth Angel & Adrian Dell for the ComPro Tag Team Titles
- 2020 Real Dirty Brawlers (Brawler Morrison & Thrash) def. Tommy Dean for the WFC Tag Team Titles
- 2020 Jon Cross def. Luke Langley for the WFC Hometown Heroes Title
- 2020 Tim Rockwell def. Jon Cross for the WFC Hometown Heroes Title
- 2021 Thrash def. Luke Savage for the ASP Mid-American Title
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- 07-19 1968 Fritz Von Erich & Grizzly Smith def. The Spoiler & Gary Hart for the WCCW American Tag Team Titles
- 07-19 1968 Jack Dalton [1st] & Jim Dalton became the TSW Louisiana Tag Team Champions
- 07-19 1971 Thunderbolt Patterson & Toru Tanaka def. Johnny Valentine & Wahoo McDaniel for the WCCW American Tag Team Titles
- 07-19 1982 Bill Irwin def. Brian Adias for the WCCW Television Title
- 07-19 2008 Dane Griffin def. Les Mayne for the 3DW Texoma Title
- 07-19 2013 Big Daddy Moore became the BPPW Heavyweight Champion
- 07-19 2019 Shawn Sanders became the ASP Inter-County Champion
- 07-19 2019 Xavior def. Paul Puertorico for the MSWA Mid-South Heavyweight Title
- 07-19 2019 Team Boner (Drake Gallows & Mascara La Parka) became the MSWA Mid-South Tag Team Champions
- 07-19 2024 Father Padge became the MajCW Heavyweight Champion
- 07-19 2024 Brandon Warhawk became the MajCW Flawless Champion
- 07-19 2024 Hell's Kitchen (The Canadian Red Devil & The Lunchador) became the MajCW Tag Team Champions
- 07-19 2024 Lunchador became the MajCW 24/7 On Call Champion
- 07-19 2024 Nightwolf became the MajCW Native American Champion
- 07-19 2024 Cardinal Sin def. Lunchador for the MajCW 24/7 On Call Title
- 07-19 2024 Jason Simon/Bishop Simon def. Nightwolf for the MajCW Native American Title
- 07-19 2024 Deacon Hendrix def. Cardinal Sin for the MajCW 24/7 On Call Title
- 07-19 2024 Tyler Shade def. Deacon Hendrix for the MajCW 24/7 On Call Title
- 07-20 1961 Waldo Von Erich def. Tony Martin for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
- 07-20 1979 Gino Hernandez & El Gran Markus def. Jose Lothario & El Halcon for the WCCW American Tag Team Titles
- 07-20 1986 Eddie Gilbert & Sting def. The Fantastics (Tommy Rogers & Bobby Fulton) for the UWF Tag Team Titles
- 07-20 2008 The Forsaken (Michael Faith & Halo) def. Limited Edition (Les Mayne & Dane Griffin) for the MSWA Mid-South Tag Team Titles
- 07-20 2013 Drake Gallows became the IZW Impact Division Champion
- 07-20 2013 Kareem Sadat became the SWCW Hardcore Champion
- 07-20 2014 The K. C. Wolves (Graham Bell & Luke Langley) became the WFC Tag Team Champions
- 07-20 2018 Double D def. Colby Black for the MSWA eXpress Title
- 07-20 2026 Vincent Cross def. Bang Bang Bennett for the RDW Na'Cho Momma's Hardcore Title
- 07-21 1947 Buddy Rogers def. Dale Levin for the NWA Midwest World Title
- 07-21 1979 Bill Watts & Buck Robley def. The Assassin & The Angel [1st] for the TSW United States Tag Team Titles
- 07-21 2012 The Mercenary became the UWE United States Champion
- 07-21 2012 L. J. McDaniels became the SWCW Womens Champion
- 07-21 2012 Sam Stackhouse def. Jake O'Brien for the SRPW Heavyweight Title
- 07-21 2012 Angel Blue def. Venus for the IZW Queens Title
- 07-21 2018 Drake Gallows def. Alex Royal for the UWE Heavyweight Title
- 07-21 2018 Alex Royal def. Drake Gallows for the UWE Heavyweight Title
- 07-22 1959 Danny McShain def. The Zebra Kid for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
- 07-22 1960 Danny Hodge def. Angelo Savoldi for the NWA World Junior Heavyweight Title
- 07-22 1979 Mark Lewin def. Bruiser Brody for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
- 07-22 1981 Bob Roop def. Super Destroyer for the MSW Louisiana Title
- 07-22 1985 Butch Reed def. Dutch Mantell for the MSW Television Title
- 07-22 2012 Cody Jones def. Les Mayne for the MSWA Oklahoma Title
- 07-22 2016 Nathan Estrada def. Adrian Dell for the ComPro Oklahoma X Division Title
- 07-22 2016 Steven Cruze def. Seth Angel for the ComPro Showtime Title
- 07-22 2017 Future Hall of Famers/Impact, Inc. (Johnny Z & Damien Morte & Jermaine Johnson) became the IZW Tag Team Champions
- 07-22 2017 Ryan Davidson def. Aaron Anders for the ComPro Oklahoma X Division Title
- 07-22 2017 Aaron Anders def. Brian Breaker for the ComPro Heavyweight Title
- 07-22 2017 Wesley Crane def. Skyler Fayden for the UWE United States Title
- 07-22 2023 Tyler Midas def. The Lunchador for the WAH Hunger Dojo Title
- 07-23 1967 Karl Kox def. Waldo Von Erich for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
- 07-23 1979 Kerry Von Erich & Bruiser Brody became the WCCW Texas Tag Team Champions
- 07-23 2004 Rocco Valentino def. Justin Lee for the TPW Oklahoma Heavyweight Title
- 07-23 2005 Tyler Bateman def. John O'Malley for the MSWA Tri-State Title
- 07-23 2011 John E. Stone def. Kevin James Sanchez for the SWCW Heavyweight Title
- 07-23 2011 Double D def. Michael Barry for the IZW Impact Division Title
- 07-23 2011 Teila & El Hoto Loco def. Chris Von Luhr & Jason Noal for the ACW Tag Team Titles
- 07-23 2011 Chris Von Luhr & Jason Noal def. Teila & El Hoto Loco for the ACW Tag Team Titles
- 07-23 2021 Ky-Ote def. Dane Griffin for the TexPro Oklahoma Title
- 07-23 2026 MLP def. Vincent Cross for the RDW Na'Cho Momma's Hardcore Title
- 07-23 2026 Bang Bang Bennett def. MLP for the RDW Na'Cho Momma's Hardcore Title
- 07-23 2026 Vincent Cross def. Bang Bang Bennett for the RDW Na'Cho Momma's Hardcore Title
- 07-24 1983 Magnum T. A. & Jim Duggan def. Ted DiBiase & Mr. Olympia for the MSW Mid-South Tag Team Titles
- 07-24 2005 Brandon Groom & American Anarchy became the NWA-U Oklahoma Tag Team Champions
- 07-24 2010 The Hardcore Connection (Maniac Mike & Shane Sanchez) def. X-Rated (Bobby Star & Kevin James Sanchez) for the SWCW Tag Team Titles
- 07-24 2010 Kareem Sadat became the SWCW Hardcore Champion
- 07-24 2010 Brandon Walker def. Jonathan Cross for the UWE Heavyweight Title
- 07-24 2010 Jonathan Cross def. Brandon Walker for the UWE Heavyweight Title
- 07-24 2019 Antonio Vega def. Shawn Sanders for the ASP Inter-County Title
- 07-24 2020 Derek James def. Alex Royal for the BPW Oklahoma Title
- 07-24 2020 Size Matters (Sam Stackhouse & Mike Starr) def. Legend Has It (Thrash & Killbane) for the BPW Oklahoma Tag Team Titles
- 07-24 2020 Ethan Cole def. Tommy Dean for the BPW Lion Heart Title
- 07-24 2022 Sam Stackhouse became the WCR Heavyweight Champion
- 07-25 1957 Duke Keomuka def. Bull Curry for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
- 07-25 1962 Hiro Matsuda & Don Kent def. Alberto Torres & Ramon Torres for the TSW United States Tag Team Titles
- 07-25 1966 Tony Borne def. Louie Tillet for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
- 07-25 1977 Captain USA def. Bruiser Brody for the WCCW American Heavyweight Title
- 07-25 1980 Ken Mantell became the MSW Louisiana Champion
- 07-25 1981 Eddie Gilbert & Ricky Morton def. Ed Wiskowski & Mike George for the TSW Tag Team Titles
- 07-25 1983 Jimmy Garvin def. Kevin Von Erich for the WCCW American Heavyweight Title
- 07-25 1988 The Simpson Brothers (Steve Simpson & Shaun Simpson) def. John Tatum & Jack Victory for the WCCW Texas Tag Team Titles
- 07-25 2009 Team SuperBad (El Super Colibri & Justin Lee) def. Crazy Beautiful (Brett Taylor & Michael York) for the ComPro Tag Team Titles
- 07-25 2015 La Famiglia (Luke Grayson & Thomas Knight) def. Seth Angel & Adrian Dell for the ComPro Tag Team Titles
- 07-25 2020 Real Dirty Brawlers (Brawler Morrison & Thrash) def. Tommy Dean for the WFC Tag Team Titles
- 07-25 2020 Jon Cross def. Luke Langley for the WFC Hometown Heroes Title
- 07-25 2020 Tim Rockwell def. Jon Cross for the WFC Hometown Heroes Title
- 07-25 2021 Thrash def. Luke Savage for the ASP Mid-American Title
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- This Is Wrestling Champion: Merc
- No Pressure Champion: Birdman