CWF Heavyweight Championship

The NWA Continental Heavyweight Championship was a major title in the National Wrestling Alliance's Alabama territory called Southeastern Championship Wrestling. It existed from 1984 until 1988 when CCW became the Continental Wrestling Federation. The title continued on as the CWF Heavyweight Championship from 1988 until 1989 when the CWF closed.

Title history

Wrestler:	Reigns:	Date:	Place:	Notes:
NWA Southeast Continental Heavyweight Title
Ron Fuller	1	May 21 1984	Birmingham, AL	Defeated Michael Hayes.
Bob Armstrong	1	August 1984
Mr. Wrestling II	1	August 1984
Bob Armstrong	2	November 1984
Boomer H. Lynch	1	May 1985
Bob Armstrong	3	May 1985		Title returned because Lynch was not the scheduled opponent.
The Flame	1	1985
Bob Armstrong	4	1985
The Flame	2	July 9 1985	Mobile, AL
Lord Humongous	1	July 1985
The Flame	3	July 1985
Tommy Rich	1	August 2 1985	Birmingham, AL
The Flame	4	September 23 1985	Birmingham, AL
Roberto Soto	1	December 2 1985	Birmingham, AL
Robert Fuller	1	December 23 1985	Birmingham, AL
Brad Armstrong	1	March 14 1986	Mobile, AL
Robert Fuller	2	1986		Title returned when Armstrong is injured
Jerry Stubbs	1	May 12 1985	Mobile, AL
Brad Armstrong	2	June, 23, 1986	Birmingham, AL
Jerry Stubbs	2	July 14 1986	Birmingham, AL
Brad Armstrong	3	September 8 1986	Birmingham, AL
Kevin Sullivan	1	September 22 1986	Birmingham, AL
The Bullet (AKA Bob Armstrong)	5	December 8 1986	Birmingham, AL
Kevin Sullivan	2	December 15 1986	Birmingham, AL
Ron Fuller	2	February 4 1987	Houston, TX
Buddy Landell	1	February 28 1987	Chattanooga, TN
Wendell Cooley	1	April 27 1987	Birmingham, AL
Vacated		October 1987		Cooley retired.
Dutch Mantel	1	October 30 1987	Knoxville, TN	Defeated Wendell Cooley.
Title Retired		1988		SCW closed.
CWF Heavyweight Title
Tom Prichard	1	October 3 1988	Birmingham, AL	Defeated Tony Anthony in tournament final.
Wendell Cooley	1	April 7 1989	Knoxville, TN
Tom Prichard	2	June 23 1989	Knoxville, TN
Dennis Condrey	1	July 22 1989	Dothan, AL
Tom Prichard	3	December 6 1989
Title Retired		December 1989		CWF closed.

See also

• National Wrestling Alliance
• Southeast Championship Wrestling

References