CWA Television Championship

Professional wrestling championship

CWA Television Championship

Details
Promotion| Century Wrestling Alliance
Date established| July 1994
Date retired| March 10, 2007
Other name(s)

* NWA New England Television Championship

| Statistics

First champion(s)| Metal Maniac
Final champion(s)| Adam Booker
Most reigns| Beau Douglas (3 reigns)

The Century Wrestling Alliance Television Championship is a secondary wrestling title in the Century Wrestling Alliance. It was first known by that name when the title was first established in 1994, and was renamed as the NWA New England Television Championship when the CWA joined the National Wrestling Alliance and became NWA New England in January 1998. The title returned to its original name when the CWA withdrew from the NWA on March 10, 2007.[1]

## Title history

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Silver areas in the history indicate periods of unknown lineage.

Wrestler:  | Times:  | Date:  | Location:  | Notes:

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CWA Television Championship
Metal Maniac | 1  | July 1994  |  | The first champion
Doink the Clown | 1  | July 16, 1994  | Springfield, Massachusetts |
Vacant  |  | December 1995  |  | Title vacant
Vic Steamboat | 1  | December 12, 1995  | Hartford, Connecticut | Defeats Knuckles Nelson in tournament final
Knuckles Nelson | 1  | July 6, 1996  | Derry, New Hampshire |
Vic Steamboat | 2  | December 8, 1997  | Brattleboro, Vermont |
Renamed NWA New England Television Championship
Knuckles Nelson | 2  | July 4, 1998  | Singapore | Fictitious title change
Vic Steamboat | 3  | August 28, 1998  |  | Title awarded. Nelson stripped of the title, reign will not be recognized in the company annuals.
Vacant  |  | September 21, 1998  |  | Title vacant
The Mercenary  | 1  | October 17, 1998  | ?  | Defeats Curtis Slamdawg and Millennium in Triple Threat match for vacant title
Bob Evans | 1  | February 18, 1999  | Mansfield, Massachusetts |
Tre  | 1  | May 29, 1999  | Somerville, Massachusetts |
Bob Evans  | 2  | May 29, 1999  | Somerville, Massachusetts  |
Beau Douglas  | 1  | June 27, 1999  | Somerville, Massachusetts  |
Slick Wagner Brown | 1  | August 22, 1999  | Somerville, Massachusetts  |
Vacant  |  | April 2000  |  | Title vacant
Beau Douglas  | 2  | June 22, 2000  | Somerville, Massachusetts  | Defeats Joel Davis and Kyle Storm in a triangle match for the vacant title
Bull Montana  | 1  | February 18, 2001  | Raynham, Massachusetts |
Trooper Gilmore | 1  |  |  | Given the title by Bull Montana
Beau Douglas  | 3  | 2001  | ?  |
Lando Williams  | 1  | August 8, 2001  | Melrose, Massachusetts |
"The New Sensation" Steve Morabito  | 1  | August 24, 2001  | Melrose, Massachusetts  |
Freight Train Dan  | 1  | January 2002  | Melrose, Massachusetts  | Defeats Apocalypse
Vacant  |  |  |  | Freight Train Dan leaves the promotion
Outpatient  | 1  | July 13, 2002  | Woonsocket, Rhode Island | Defeats Black Dragon
Todd Hanson | 1  | October 5, 2002  | Wakefield, Massachusetts |
Vacant  |  |  |  | Title vacant
Adam Booker  | 1  | July 22, 2005  | Everett, Massachusetts | Defeats Beau Douglas in a tournament final; CWA withdraws from the NWA on March 10, 2007
Renamed CWA Television Championship

## References

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1. ^ Royal Duncan & Gary Will (2006). Wrestling Title Histories (4th ed.). Archeus Communications. ISBN 0-9698161-5-4.

## External links

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* CWA/NWA New England TV title history