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WWF World Heavyweight Title
Champ Date Won from Location
Buddy Rogers April 1963 Antonino Rocca Rio De Janeiro
This was a tournament final to crown the first WWWF champion.
Bruno Sammartino 5-17-63 Buddy Rogers New York
Ivan Koloff 1-18-71 Bruno Sammartino New York
Pedro Morales 2-8-71 Ivan Koloff New York
Stan Stasiak 12-1-73 Pedro Morales Philadelphia
Bruno Sammartino 12-10-73 Stan Stasiak New York
Superstar Graham 4-30-77 Bruno Sammartino Baltimore
Bob Backlund 2-20-78 Superstar Graham New York
Antonio Inoki 11-30-79 Bob Backlund Japan
Bob Backlund 12-6-79 Antonio Inoki Tokyo
Iron Sheik 12-26-83 Bob Backlund New York
Hulk Hogan 1-23-84 Iron Sheik New York
Andre the Giant 2-5-88 Hulk Hogan Indianapolis
Andre won when Earl Hebner, the twin of scheduled ref Dave Hebner, counted three after Hogan lifted his shoulder. Andre gave the belt to Ted DiBiase, but president Jack Tunney ruled the title vacant.
Randy Savage 3-27-88 Ted DiBiase Atlantic City
This was a tournament final at WrestleMania IV.
Hulk Hogan Wrestlemania V
4-2-89 Randy Savage Atlantic City
Ultimate Warrior Wrestlemania VI
4-1-90 Hulk Hogan Toronto
Sgt. Slaughter Royal Rumble
1-19-91 Ultimate Warrior Miami
Hulk Hogan Wrestlemania VII
3-24-91 Sgt. Slaughter Los Angeles
Undertaker Survivor Series
11-27-91 Hulk Hogan Detroit
Hulk Hogan 12-3-91 Undertaker San Antonio
Ric Flair Royal Rumble
1-19-92 Albany, NY
After two controversial Undertaker-Hogan matches, the title was ruled vacant and would be awarded to the winner of the Royal Rumble. Flair won the Rumble and the title.
Randy Savage Wrestlemania VIII
4-5-92 Ric Flair Indianapolis
Ric Flair 9-1-92 Randy Savage Hershey, PA
Bret Hart 10-12-92 Ric Flair Saskatchewan
Yokozuna Wrestlemania IX
4-4-93 Bret Hart Las Vegas
Hulk Hogan Wrestlemania IX
4-4-93 Yokozuna Las Vegas
Hogan challenged Yokozuna after Yoko beat Hart and scored a win in 25 seconds. Yoko's reign lasted two minutes, seven seconds.
Yokozuna King of the Ring
6-13-93 Hulk Hogan Dayton, OH
Bret Hart Wrestlemania X
3-20-94 Yokozuna New York
Bob Backlund Survivor Series
11-23-94 Bret Hart San Antonio
Diesel 11-26-94 Bob Backlund New York
Bret Hart Survivor Series
11-19-95 Diesel Landover, MD
Shawn Michaels Wrestlemania XII
3-31-96 Bret Hart Anaheim
Psycho Sid Survivor Series
11-17-96 Shawn Michaels New York
Shawn Michaels Royal Rumble
1-19-97 Psycho Sid San Antonio
Bret Hart In Your House
2-16-97 Undertaker Chattanooga, TN
Shawn Michaels vacated the title due to injury. Bret beat Steve Austin, Vader and the Undertaker in a four-way elimination match for the belt.
Psycho Sid 2-17-97 Bret Hart Nashville
Undertaker Wrestlemania XIII
3-23-97 Psycho Sid Chicago
Bret Hart Summer Slam
8-3-97 Undertaker East Rutherford, NJ
Shawn Michaels Survivor Series
11-9-97 Bret Hart Montreal
Shawn Michaels put Bret in the Sharpshooter and the ref rang the bell under orders from Vince McMahon, even though Bret didn't submit. It was the infamous screw job that marked Bret's exit from the WWF.
Steve Austin Wrestlemania XIV
3-29-98 Shawn Michaels Boston
Kane King of the Ring
6-28-98 Steve Austin Pittsburgh
Steve Austin 6-29-98 Kane Cleveland
Vacant In Your House
9-27-98 Steve Austin Hamilton, ONT
Kane and the Undertaker simultaneously pinned Austin in a triple-threat match. The title was deemed vacant.
The Rock Survivor Series
11-15-98 Mankind St. Louis
This was the final of a 14-man tournament held to fill the vacant title.
Mankind 12-29-98 The Rock Worcester, MA
The Rock Royal Rumble
1-24-99 Mankind Anaheim
Mankind Halftime Heat
1-31-99 The Rock Tucson, AZ
This was a special falls-count-anywhere match in an empty arena during halftime of the Super Bowl.
The Rock 2-15-99 Mankind Birmingham, AL
Steve Austin Wrestlemania XV
3-28-99 The Rock Philadelphia
Undertaker Over the Edge
5-23-99 Steve Austin Kansas City
Steve Austin 6-28-99 Undertaker Charlotte
Mankind SummerSlam
8-22-99 Steve Austin Minneapolis
Mankind won a triple threat match over Austin and Triple H, with Jesse Ventura as special ref.
Triple H 8-23-99 Mankind Ames, IA
Vince McMahon 9-14-99 Triple H Las Vegas
McMahon forfeited the belt on the Sept. 20 Raw, saying the stipulation where he had to leave WWF business matters prevented him from holding the title.
Triple H Unforgiven
9-26-99 Charlotte
Triple H pinned The Rock in a Six-Pack Challenge to fill the vacant title. Also in the match: Mankind, Kane, British Bulldog and Big Show. Steve Austin was guest "Enforcer."
The Big Show Survivor Series
9-26-99 Triple H Detriot, MI
Big Show took Austin's place in a triple threat match against Triple H and The Rock.
Triple H Raw is War
1-3-00 The Big Show Miami, FL
Jericho held the title for about 5 minutes on RAW (4/17/00) when ref Earl Hebner gave him a fast count. Jericho relinquished the title back to HHH right after.