The
NWA Florida Television Championship was a secondary title in
Championship Wrestling from Florida. It existed from 1970 until 1987.
Title history
| Wrestler:
| Reigns:
| Date:
| Place:
| Notes:
|
| Tarzan Tyler
| 1
| October 29 1970
| Tampa, Fla.
| Defeated Jack Brisco in tournament final. |
| Jack Brisco
| 1
| November 27 1970
| Tampa, Fla. |
| Tarzan Tyler
| 2
| January 19 1971
| Tampa, Fla. |
| Vacated
|
| March 1971
|
| Tyler suspended. |
| Terry Funk
| 1
| March 18 1971
| Tampa, Fla.
| Defeated Buddy Austin in tournament as Masked Texan but unmasks after match. |
| Jack Brisco
| 2
| April 20 1971
| Tampa, Fla. |
| Ole Anderson
| 1
| December 16 1971
| Tampa, Fla. |
| Bob Roop
| 1
| December 23 1971
| Tampa, Fla. |
| Bobby Shane
| 1
| January 4 1972
| Tampa, Fla. |
| Vacated
|
| March 2 1972
|
| Shane refuses to wrestle on television |
| Paul Jones
| 1
| April 18 1972
| Tampa, Fla.
| Defeated Johnny Walker in tournament final. |
| Vacated
|
| September 1972
| Jones attempted to retire the title but foiled by Jack Brisco |
| Tim Woods
| 1
| September 28 1972
| Tampa, Fla.
| Defeated Jack Brisco by default in tournament final. |
| Bobby Shane
| 2
| October 19 1972
| Tampa, Fla. |
| Jack Brisco
| 3
| November 7 1972
| Tampa, Fla. |
| Paul Jones
| 2
| 1972 or 1973
| Records unclear as to whom he defeated. |
| Great Mephisto
| 1
| August 16 1973
| Jacksonville, Fla. |
| Dick Slater
| 1
| 1973
| Florida |
| Mike Graham
| 1
| 1973
| Florida |
| James J. Dillon
| 1
| May 1975
| Florida |
| Rocky Johnson
| 1
| July 31 1975
| Jacksonville, Fla. |
| Missouri Mauler
| 1
| 1975 or 1976
| Florida |
| Tommy Seigler
| 1
| 1976
| Florida |
| The Assassin
| 1
| 1976
| Florida |
| Mike Graham
| 2
| 1977
| Florida |
| Pat Patterson
| 1
| 1977
| Florida |
| Pedro Morales
| 1
| September 1977
| Florida |
| Dick Slater
| 2
| April 1978
| Florida |
| Jerry Brisco
| 1
| 1978
| Florida |
| Bobby Duncum
| 1
| August 30 1978
| Miami, Fla. |
| Dusty Rhodes
| 1
| 1978
| Florida |
| Bugsy McGraw
| 1
| 1978
| Florida |
| Dusty Rhodes
| 2
| January 1979
| Florida |
| Bugsy McGraw
| 2
| October 1979
| Florida |
| Steve Keirn
| 1
| 1979 or 1980
| Florida |
| Masa Saito
| 1
| May 6 1980
| Tampa, Fla. |
| Barry Windham
| 1
| July 26 1980
| St. Petersburg, Fla. |
| Super Destroyer
| 1
| 1980
| Florida |
| Barry Windham
| 2
| September 3 1980
| Miami, Fla. |
| Bugsy McGraw
| 3
| 1980
| Florida |
| Barry Windham
| 3
| 1980
| Florida |
| Baron Von Raschke
| 1
| November 26 1980
| Hollywood, Fla. |
| Manny Fernandez
| 1
| 1981
| Florida |
| Don Muraco
| 1
| May 1981
| Florida |
| El Gran Apollo
| 1
| August 1981
| Florida |
| Dory Funk, Jr.
| 1
| August 1981
| Florida |
| Tommy Gilbert
| 1
| 1981
| Florida |
| Eddie Mansfield
| 1
| 1981
| Florida |
| Wahoo McDaniel
| 1
| 1981
| Florida |
| Vacated
|
| 1981
|
| Title vacant |
| Eric Embry
| 1
| December 26 1981
| St. Petersburg, Fla.
| Wins tournament. |
| Ray Stevens
| 1
| January 16 1982
| St. Petersburg, Fla. |
| Sweet Brown Sugar
| 1
| April 1982
| Florida |
| David Von Erich
| 1
| April 24 1982
| Florida |
| Dory Funk, Jr.
| 2
| 1982
| Florida |
| Tommy Gilbert
| 2
| 1982
| Florida |
| Vacated
|
| 1982
|
| Title inactive. |
| Lex Luger
| 1
| March 12 1986
| Tampa, Fla.
| Defeated Jerry Grey in tournament final. |
| Title Retired
|
| February 1987
|
| Title abandoned |
See also
References
