NWA Heritage Championship

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NWA Heritage Championship
Details
Promotion NWA Circle City Wrestling
Date establishedJanuary 23, 2016
Current champion(s)Badd Blood
Date wonJuly 17, 2017
Other name(s)
  • NWA Heritage Championship (2016-present)
Statistics
First champion(s)Adam Pearce
Most reignsBadd Blood (5 times)
Longest reignBadd Blood (850 days)
Shortest reign Sean Waltman (8 days)

The NWA Heritage Championship is a title sanctioned by the National Wrestling Alliance.

Contents

Title history

As of December14, 2023.

#Order in reign history
ReignThe reign number for the specific set of wrestlers listed
Used for vacated reigns so as not to count it as an official reign
+Indicates the current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionReignDateDays heldLocationNotesRef
1Rob Kincade1January 23, 201679 Madison, IN Title returned to the National Wrestling Alliance at NWA Circle City Wrestling and is placed in a 30 man battle royal to crown a new champion in which Kincade won.
2Badd Blood1April 11, 2016249 Las Vegas, NV Won the title in a six man inter-promotional match at Cauliflower Alley Club where all the titles were on the line. Pinning former champion Rob Kincade.
3Dave Hollenbeck1June 12, 201628 Portland, OR Won the title by DQ in a special challenge match, after Badd Blood got caught with the chair that Havoc brought into the ring.
4Tex Thompson1July 10, 201621Portland, OR
Vacated July 31, 2016Vacated due to injury.
5Lonestar1September 18, 2016168Portland, OR
6Teck Tonik1March 5, 201714Portland, OR
7Lonestar2March 19, 201714Portland, OR
8Teck Tonik2April 2, 201721Portland, ORTonik won the title in a 2-out-of-3 falls match.
9Buddy Highway1April 23, 201714Portland, OR
10Teck Tonik3May 7, 20172455Portland, ORTeck Tonik relinquished the title July 30, 2017.
VacatedJuly 30, 2017
11David Wells1June 1, 20171 Dallas, TX Won battle royal after Teck Tonik relinquished the title
12Badd Blood2July 1, 2017150Dallas, TXBeat Wells in a falls count anywhere match
13Zack Winters1December 17, 201717Portland, ORBeat Badd Blood at Clash of the Titans 3
14Badd Blood3January 7, 201812Portland, ORBeat Zack Winters in a special challenge match
15Tyson Flynn1January 19, 20181 Los Angeles, CA Beat Badd Blood but both shoulders were down so the title was held up
16Badd Blood4January 20, 20182,154+Los Angeles, CADefeated Flynn in a no DQ match

Combined reigns

As of December14, 2023.

Indicates the current champion
RankChampionNo. of
reigns
Combined days
1Rob Kincade179
2Badd Blood5379
3Dave Hollenbeck128
4Tex Thompson121
5Buddy Highway114
6Lonestar2168
7Teck Tonik3306

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