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Post by Josh Spicer on Mar 31, 2022 3:09:08 GMT 1

NWA Global Heavyweight Title Part 3 (2002 to 2007)

88. Shawn Hernandez - 1st - 54th Anniversary Show - July 13, 2002 - Defeated Dan Severn in a tournament final to crown the inaugural champion.
89. Chris Candido - 2nd (retroactively, originally 1st) - Defending the Throne - August 10, 2002 - Shawn's NWA National Heavyweight Title was also on the line. This was retroactively added to the history of the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Title, meaning this was Candido's 2nd reign with that belt.
90. D'Lo Brown - 1st - Christmas Collision - December 7, 2002
91. Curt Hennig - 3rd (retroactively, originally 1st) - NWA Wrestling - December 31, 2002 - 3-Way Match that also included Chris Candido. This was retroactively added to the history of the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Title, meaning this was Hennig's 3rd reign with that belt.

-- Vacated - February 10, 2003 - Vacated upon the passing of Curt Hennig.
92. Mick Foley - 1st - Hollywood Hustle - March 15, 2003 - Defeated Chris Candido to win the vacated title.
93. Shawn Stasiak - 1st - NWA Wrestling - March 18, 2003 - Filled in for an injured (kayfabe) D'Lo Brown.
94. Terry Funk - 4th (retroactively, originally 1st) - Mayhem Madness - May 10, 2003 - Steel Cage Submissions Only Match. This was retroactively added to the history of the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Title, meaning this was Funk's 4th reign with that belt.
95. Chris Candido - 3rd (retroactively, originally 2nd) - NWA Wrestling - May 20, 2003 - This was retroactively added to the history of the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Title, meaning this was Candido's 3rd reign with that belt.
96. Scott Hall - 1st - 55th Anniversary Show - July 12, 2003 - Roddy Piper was the Special Ref.
-- Vacated - Defending the Throne - August 9, 2003 - Scott willingly vacated the belt after an emotional speech regarding his health and current wellbeing, among other demons.
97. Bryan Clark - 1st - Defending the Throne - August 9, 2003 - Defeated Chris Candido, Shawn Stasiak, and Shawn Hernandez in a 4-Way Match.

98. D'Lo Brown - 2nd - New Year's Blast - January 10, 2004

99. Prince Bloom - 1st - New Year's Blast - January 1, 2005
100. Riki Choshu - 1st - Toukon Festival: Wrestling World 2005 - January 4, 2005
101. Prince Bloom - 2nd - Into the Wildside - February 12, 2005 - 3-Way Match that also included D'Lo Brown.
102. D'Lo Brown - 3rd - 57th Anniversary Show - July 16, 2005
103. Scott Steiner - 1st - Defending the Throne - August 13, 2005
104. D'Lo Brown - 4th - NWA Wrestling - October 4, 2005 - Ladder Match. This was the debut of NWA Wrestling on The WB on Tuesday nights
105. Scott Steiner - 2nd - Spooktacular - October 22, 2005 - No Holds Barred
106. Rikishi Fatu - 1st - Christmas Collision - December 10, 2005 - 4-Way Match that also included Shawn Stasiak and Rico Constantino.

107. Chuck Palumbo - 1st - New Year's Blast - January 7, 2006 - 3-Way Match that also included Scott Steiner.
108. Bill Goldberg - 1st- Into the Wildside - February 11, 2006
109. Matt Morgan - 1st - 58th Anniversary Show - July 15, 2006 - Originally lost the title to Chuck Palumbo on September 19, 2006 on the debut episode of NWA Wrestling on FOX on Wednesdays (later in the evening though), but the title was given back to Morgan the following week due to the referee not calling the appropriate DQ. Chuck's title win is not recognized.

-- Retired - 59th Anniversary Show - July 14, 2007 - Title is retired upon Matt Morgan beating Kurt Angle. This unified the NWA Global Heavyweight Title into the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Title. NWA opted to retire the former in favor of the latter.

Part 4 might be the longest one yet. I'm thinking of putting the rest of the history together, but I might also split it off when the ownerships change.

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Post by Josh Spicer on Mar 31, 2022 21:08:59 GMT 1

NWA Worlds Heavyweight Title Part 4 (2007 to present)

-- The reigns from the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Title's time in TNA are considered canon to the title, but the history also includes the reigns from Global Heavyweight Title days. The histories are combined and unfiied, meaning both reigns are included into the history of the original belt.

110. Matt Morgan - 2nd (retroactively, originally 1st) - 59th Anniversary Show - July 14, 2007 - Defeated Kurt Angle to bring the NWA Worlds Heavyweight Title back to NWA proper. Morgan's NWA Global Heavyweight Title was also on the line.
-- Vacated - NWA Wrestling - September 19, 2007 - Morgan voluntarily forfeited the title as he was leaving NWA. This was the debut episode of NWA Wrestling on AdultSwim following its contract with FOX not being renwed.
111. Adam Pearce - 1st - Spooktacular - October 13, 2007 - Defeated Brent Albright in a tournament final.
112. Rob Van Dam - 1st - Christmas Collision - December 1, 2007

113. Elijah Burke - 1st - Into the Wildisde - February 9, 2008
114. Rob Van Dam - 2nd - 60th Anniversary Show - July 12, 2008 - 3-Way that also included Adam Pearce

115. Adam Pearce - 2nd - New Year's Blast - January 3, 2009 - 30 Minute No DQ Iron Man Match

116. Nick Dinsmore - 1st - Christmas Collision - December 4, 2010 - Steel Cage Match

117. Adam Pearce - 3rd - New Year's Blast - January 1, 2011 - I Quit Match. On August 30, 2012, a court settlement transferred NWA ownership to International Wrestling Corp.

118. Rob Conway - 1st - Into the Wildisde - February 9, 2013 - Beat Adam in a 1 on 2 Handicap Elimination Match that saw Rob team with Buff Bagwell.
119. Satoshi Kojima - 1st - 65th Anniversary Show - July 13, 2013
120. Rob Conway - 2nd - NWA Wrestling: Return to the W - September 18, 2013 - This was the debut episode of NWA Wrestling on The CW following the contract with AdultSwim not being renewed.

121. Satoshi Kojima - 2nd - Wrestle Kingdom 8 - January 4, 2014 - 2 Out of 3 Falls Match
122. Rob Conway - 3rd - New Year's Blast - January 11, 2014 - 30 Minute Iron Man Match

123. Jax Dane - 1st - 67th Anniversary Show - July 11, 2015
124. Rob Conway - 4th - Christmas Collision - December 12, 2015 - Ladder Match

125. Anthony Carelli - 1st - 68th Anniversary Show - July 16, 2016
126. Rob Conway - 5th - Spooktacular - October 8, 2016
127. Buff Bagwell - 1st - New Year's Blast - December 31, 2016

128. Rob Conway - 6th - Into the Wildside - February 11, 2017 - Steel Cage Match
129. Tim Storm - 1st - 69th Anniversary Show - July 15, 2017
130. Rob Conway - 7th - NWA Wrestling: Champions' Rochambeau - September 13, 2017 - 2 Hour Special. Part of the NWA Worlds Title Rochambeau.
131. Jax Dane - 2nd - NWA Wrestling: Champions' Rochambeau - September 13, 2017 - 2 Hour Special. Part of the NWA Worlds Title Rochambeau.
132. Fred Rosser - 1st - NWA Wrestling: Champions' Rochambeau - September 13, 2017 - 2 Hour Special. Part of the NWA Worlds Title Rochambeau.
133. Tim Storm - 2nd - NWA Wrestling: Champions' Rochambeau - September 13, 2017 - 2 Hour Special. 3-Way Finals of the NWA Worlds Title Rochambeau that also included Rob Conway. On October 1, 2017, Billy Corgan's company Lightning One, Inc. purchased the National Wrestling Alliance and gradually transformed it into a singular wrestling promotion.

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134. Nick Aldis - 1st - New Year's Blast - January 6, 2018 - 30 Minute Iron Man Match
135. Cody - 1st - All In - September 1, 2018
136. Nick Aldis - 2nd - Spooktacular - October 6, 2018 - 2 Out of 3 Falls Match

137. Master Mordetzky - 1st - NWA Wrestling: Defending the Throne - September 17, 2019 - This was the Tuesday night return of NWA Wrestling.
138. Buff Bagwell - 2nd - Christmas Collision - December 7, 2019 - 3-Way Match that also included Nick Aldis
139. Rob Conway - 8th - NWA Wrestling - December 10, 2019

140. Master Mordetzky - 2nd - New Years Blast - January 4, 2020 - 4-Way Match that also included Nick Aldis and Buff Bagwell.
-- Vacant - NWA Wrestling - January 7, 2020 - The title was vacated following the controversial title changes over the last month.
141. Rob Conway - 9th - Into the Wildside - February 8, 2020 - Defeated Master Mordetzky in the finals of the Castle Clash Tournament.
142. Master Mordetzky - 3rd - Hollywood Hustle - March 14, 2020 - Submission Match
143. Nick Aldis - 3rd - 72nd Anniversary Show - July 11, 2020
-- Vacant - NWA Wrestling - July 14, 2020 - Nick willingly surrendered the title due to the dubious ways he won it.
144. Nick Aldis - 4th - Hard Times - August 15, 2020 - Defeated Master Mordetzky in a Submission Match

145. Trevor Murdoch - 1st - Hard Times - August 14, 2021 - This was Trevor's Classic Contract cash-in.

146. Matt Cardona - 1st - Into the Wildside - February 12, 2022
-- Vacant - NWA Wrestling - July 12, 2022 - Matt willingly surrendered the title following a torn bicep.
147. Trevor Murdoch - 2nd - Hard Times - August 6, 2022 - Won the vacant title in the finals of the Castle Clash Tournament by defeating Ken Anderson. Mick Foley was the special guest referee.
148. Royce Isaacs - 1st - Spooktacular - October 15, 2022 - This was Royce's Classic Contract cash-in.

149. Master Mordetzky - 4th - Into the Wildside - February 4, 2024 - No DQ, No Count Match
150. Goldberg - 2nd - AWA WrestleRock - June 9, 2024 - Elimination Chase Match that saw Goldberg and Mordetzky team with Shawn Hernandez against Royce Isaacs, Travis Tomko, and Sam Udell.
151. Sam Udell - 1st - 76th Anniversary Show - July 14, 2024
152. Kazuchika Okada - 1st - NWA Wrestling - October 15, 2024

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Post by Josh Spicer on May 6, 2022 17:56:17 GMT 1

AWA World Heavyweight Title Prologue

The year is 1995.

Not a particularly great year for wrestling, admittedly, but what makes THIS year interesting is that Jim Herd--the former executive for WCW who was ousted in 1992--makes an interesting purchase.

In 1995, Jim Herd purchases the rights, licenses, branding, and all assets of American Wrestling Association from Verne Gagne, who still held the rights to the company even if it was inactive at the time.

Jim Herd was placed as Executive in Charge, a fairly lofty title that essentially amounted to him being the bankroll. All booking was handled by Verne and Greg Gagne, and it was quickly realized that with the current landscape of wresting, some help would be needed.

As such, Herd and the Gagnes entered into a partnership with World Championship Wrestling, which allowed them to use two wrestlers for a six month period for three years. They also spoke to the National Wrestling Alliance, which allowed them a similar deal, but for two years.

Due in part to his former relationship with the Pizza Hut chain, a sponsorship deal was signed with the company, which allowed the trio to secure TV rights deals on FOX network for AWA Wrestling USA, bolstering the quickly ascending channel even further.

The debut of AWA Wrestling USA, on June 9, 1995, live from the Roy Wilkins Auditorium in St. Paul, Minnesota, saw Verne Gagne start out the program with the revived AWA World Heavyweight Championship.

He was set to make an announcement on who would be the first champion when WCW's Larry Zbyszco entered the arena. The two got into an argument when Larry told Verne to "do the right thing" and give him "his" title back. Verne took exception to this with Larry "running off to Eric in Atlanta". Verne agreed that Larry deserved a chance, and so booked him in the main event against the returning Wahoo McDaniel with the winner walking away the champion

The main event was brutal, with the two men trading blows and beating each other down enough to cause both to be busted open with blood. Things took an even worse turn when Larry dodged an errant chop by Wahoo that took the ref down, allowing the Living Legend to kick him down low. Larry hit the Piledriver, but seeing red, literally, he went for the AWA Title, grabbing it from Verne's grasp, who was seated at ringside. He tried to bring it in, but Greg ran out, grabbing it from Larry. Verne got on the apron to take it back while Greg and Larry stared each other down.

To the shock of the Minneapolis crowd, Greg opted instead to turn around and blast his father with the AWA Title, taking him to the floor. Greg then tossed Larry the title with a smile before hitting a haymaker to Wahoo. While Greg got the ref back in, Larry whacked the title into Wahoo's face. He threw the title back to Greg as he got the pin, securing himself the AWA World Title for the 3rd time. Greg and Larry hugged in the ring to a booing crowd pelting them with trash.

The next week, from the Mayo Civic Center in Rochester, Larry and Greg revealed the the two of them were aligning for their father's sake: in order to kick the old fuddy out and bring the company towards the new millennium. They announced they were The New Legends. Wahoo came out and called them cowards and admitted his respect for Verne. Greg and Wahoo agreed to face later that night, and if Wahoo somehow beat Greg, Larry would grant him a rematch.

In a sight very similar to the week before, the ref was down and Greg was bleeding. Wahoo looked to finish it when Larry made his way out. The two had a staredown when a masked wrestler made his way out to the ring. They ran in and attacked Wahoo with a chair. Due to this, Greg pinned Wahoo. Afterwards, the masked man revealed himself as a long blonde superstar with an arrogant smirk, who the New Legends named Jericho. The Destruction Crew ran out and ran them off, with Larry announcing them all as The New Millennium.

The next week, Verne appeared via phone call and let the commentators know that the main event that night would be The New Legends taking on the Destruction Crew. For the third week in a row, the ref was taken out, this time by Jericho. who dragged him out of the ring upon the Crew's near pin onto Greg. Before Jericho could do much else, a debuting Marty Janetty ran out and scared him enough. This was enough distraction for Enos to get the pinfall on Greg, putting a dent in The New Millennium.

The next week saw the AWA debut of Brian Osbourne, who lost to Jericho after a springboard moonsault they named the Lionsault. After the match, he and Marty had another confrontation. Later that night, Wahoo made his return, challenging Larry to another match. Larry denied him before Greg announced that he could take on their newest member of The New Millennium next week.

The following week, it was revealed their newest member was Brian Osbourne, who managed to take Wahoo close to a loss, but when Wahoo started fighting back, the rest of the faction intervened, giving him the DQ victory. They revealed that Brian joined up in order to shed the joke of a career that Vince gave him.

Things were looking to come to ahead when Verne returned to television, telling them that next week, it would be The New Millennium taking on Wahoo, the Crew, and Marty in an Elimination Match.

The following week started off with Brian going down with an injury (used as a way to hide his release from the company due to personal issues), leaving The New Millennium down a man. With a promise that they'd have a replacement, they went into the match 3 on 4. It came down to Larry versus Wahoo and Marty. Things looked bright as Wahoo had Larry where he wanted him. Unfortunately, Marty revealed his true colors when he broke up the pinfall and hit a Rocker Dropper to Wahoo. Larry got the pin and Marty took the count out loss.

With the New Millennium near complete, Verne was having problems finding people to trust. Hope came in the form of Johnny B. Badd (who came in with the deal from WCW) and Tom Pritchard, who entered the AWA following his contract with WWE nearing its end.

With the AWA team set, it was down to The New Millennium to find their last piece, and it was revealed in Brian Lee, renamed Undead Lee, who came out looking like a slow, walking zombie.

As August came to an end, it was revealed that the AWA's first supercard would take place on a 2-hour episode of AWA Wrestling USA, subtitled SuperClash V.

That is where we begin our journey following The New Millennium and the revived AWA going forward.

WILL START BOOKING IN NEXT POST (will be a bit though probably)

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AWA World Heavyweight Title Part 1 (1995 to 2007)

39. Larry Zbyszco - 4th - AWA Wrestling USA - June 9, 1995 - This was the debut episode on FOX.
40. Tom Pritchard - 1st - Holiday Blast - December 2, 1995

41. Jericho - 1st - AWA Wrestling USA - January 5, 1996
42. Marty Janetty - 1st - March Mayhem - March 2, 1996
43. Jericho - 2nd - AWA Wrestling USA - March 15, 1996 - 2 Out of 3 Falls Match
44. Bam Bam Bigelow - 1st - SuperClash VI - May 6, 1996

45. Warrior Helwig - 1st - WrestleRock - January 11, 1997
46. Steven Corino - 1st - SuperClash VII - May 3, 1997
47. Warrior Helwig - 2nd - Raising the Stakes - June 7, 1997
-- Vacated - AWA Wrestling USA - June 13, 1997 - Title vacated following a knee injury by Helwig.
48. Steven Corino - 2nd - AWA Wrestling USA - June 20, 1997 - Defeated Greg Gagne for the vacant title.
49. Greg Gagne - 1st - Pride of the Nation - July 5, 1997 - Anything Goes Match
50. Steven Corino - 3rd - SuperSunday - August 2, 1997 - Minnesota Mauling Match. If Corino were to have lost, he would've had to leave the AWA.

51. Jeff Jarrett - 1st - SuperSunday - August 1, 1998
52. Undead Lee - 1st - Fall of Man - September 5, 1998
53. Sid - 1st - Holiday Blast - December 5, 1998

54. Terry Funk - 1st - SuperClash IX - May 1, 1999
55. Undead Lee - 2nd - Raising the Sakes - June 5, 1999
56. Goldin Rhodes - 1st - SuperSunday - August 7, 1999 - 3 Acts of God Match
57. Warrior Helwig - 3rd - Shocking the World - October 2, 1999

58. Johnny B. Badd - 1st - SuperClash X - May 6, 2000
-- Vacated - AWA Wrestling USA - May 12, 2000 - Title vacated following various nagging injuries that were elevated following the match.
59. Big Van Vader - 1st - Raising the Stakes - June 3, 2000 - Defeated Undead Lee to win the title.
60. Davey Boy Smith - 1st - Shocking the World - October 7, 2000 - On January 1, 2001, ownership was transferred from Jim Herd to Greg Gagne.

61. Brian James - 1st - Heartbreak - February 3, 2001 - Davey Boy was replaced by Greg Gagne in the match due to being unfit to compete. However, the title was not vacated.
62. Jerry Lawler - 1st - March Mayhem - March 3, 2001
63. Larry Zbyszco - 5th - AWA Wrestling USA - April 20, 2001
64. Scott Hall - 1st - AWA Wrestling USA - June 8, 2001 - This was the debut episode on FX following the contract with FOX not being renewed.

65. Shane Douglas - 1st - WrestleRock - January 5, 2002
66. Jeff Jarrett - 2nd - SuperClash XII - May 4, 2002 - 3-Way Match that also included King Haku
67. King Haku - 1st - Raising the Stakes - June 1, 2002

68. Mike Awesome - 1st - Heartbreak - February 1, 2003

It was around July of 2003 that Verne Gagne would step away, handing all creative duties to Greg and a newly hired Roddy Piper and Kevin Kelly, though only the latter would stay on for any longterm period.

69. King Haku - 2nd - Holiday Blast - December 6, 2003 - Tongan Strap Match

70. Mike Awesome - 2nd - WrestleRock - January 3, 2004 - Ladder Match
71. Sean O'Haire - 1st - Pride of the Nation - July 10, 2004

72. Yoshihiro Tajiri - 1st - SuperClash XVI - May 6, 2006
73. Maven Huffman - 1st - AWA Wrestling USA - June 10, 2006 - This was the debut episode of AWA Wrestling USA on AdultSwim following the contract with FX not being renewed. The airdate was officially changed to Saturdays to accomodate the channel move. Due to this, pay-per-views were changed to Sundays.

74. Lance Storm - 1st - SuperClash XVII - May 6, 2007 - 3 Acts of God Match
-- Vacant - AWA Wrestling USA - May 12, 2007 - Title was vacated following Storm fully retiring from in-ring competition.

Following the prior title change, AWA Wrestling USA would soon lose its timeslot on AdultSwim at the beginning of June. A major restructuring took place courtesy of Greg Gagne and Kevin Kelly. Greg would leave all day-to-day operations to Kevin and a newly hired Eric Bischoff. Following the aforementioned removal from AdultSwim, the AWA would take a hiatus to complete the restructuring.

They would return in July with an internet-only show which launched for free. All future supercards would be up for purchase (either live or on-demand).

Additionally, much of the wrestling roster would be cut, barring any major players, to allow Kevin and Eric to further catch their bearings.

Alright we're at the point where specific companies have deals with specific media groups and we're getting closer to a pretty pertinent buyout of a specific company (no spoilers) meaning I have to be more careful on the specifics of details. If there's any contradictions on dates or anything I'll go back and edit them. I'll have to sit down and look at the universe I've built thus far in order gauge things before we reach 2022 and the big event that happens then.

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AWA World Heavyweight Title Part 2 (2007 to present)

The return of AWA Wrestling USA sees its timeslot moved back to Friday, meaning all supercards are pushed back to Saturday.

75. C.W. Anderson - 1st - Reawakening - July 2, 2007 - Defeated Maven Huffman in a tournament final.

76. Sylvain Grenier - 1st - Fall of Man - September 8, 2007

77. Bobby Lashley - 1st - SuperClash XVIII - May 3, 2008

78. Maven Huffman - 2nd - SuperSunday - August 2, 2008 - 3 Acts of God Match. On April 11, 2009, Maven originally lost the title to C.W. Anderson in a 6-Man Tag Match that had Ken Doane and Gene Snitsky teaming with Maven against C.W., Danny Doring, and Roadkill. However, since C.W. was not the legal man at the time, the title was returned to Maven.

In June of 2009, Eric Bischoff stepped down from his role in creative. He is replaced by Dutch Mantell who worked with Kevin Kelly.

In December of 2009, Kevin Kelly stepped down from HIS role in creative. He is replaced with Bruce Prichard who worked with Dutch Mantell.

79. Bryan Danielson - 1st - Pride of the Nation - July 3, 2010 - 2 Out of 3 Falls Match

80. C.W. Anderson - 2nd - Shocking the World - October 2, 2010 - If C.W. had lost, he would've retired.

81. Maven Huffman - 3rd - WrestleRock - January 15, 2011 - 3 Acts of God Match

82. Gene Snitsky - 1st - SuperClash XXI - May 7, 2011

83. Maven Huffman - 4th - Raising the Stakes - June 4, 2011 - 30 Minute Iron Man Match

84. CM Punk - 1st - SuperSunday - August 6, 2011 - Punk's WWE Title was also on the line.

-- Vacant - AWA Wrestling USA - August 12, 2011 - Punk voluntarily relinquished the title as he was respected it too much and was unable to regularly defend it.

85. Maven Huffman - 5th - September 3, 2011 - 4-Way Match that also included C.W. Anderson, Gene Snitsky, and Matt Hardy.

86. Ken Doane - 1st - SuperClash XXII - May 5, 2012

87. Maven Huffman - 6th - Raising the Stakes - June 2, 2012 - 4-Way Match that also included Oleg Kozlov and Paul Burchill.

88. Ken Doane - 2nd - Pride of the Nation - July 2, 2012 - 3 Acts of God Match

89. Paul Burchill - 1st - WrestleRock - January 12, 2013

In June of 2013, Bruce Prichard stepped down from his role in creative. He is not replaced.

-- Vacant - AWA Wrestling USA - May 30, 2014 - Burchill relinquished the title due to a back injury.

90. Jeff Jarrett - 3rd - June 28, 2014 - Defeated Maven Huffman in a No DQ Match.

91. C.W. Anderson - 3rd - AWA Wrestling USA - August 1, 2014

In December of 2015, Dutch Mantell stepped down from his role in creative. He is replaced with Billy Gunn.

92. Cody - 1st - Fall of Man - September 10, 2016

93. Gaspard - 1st - Shocking the World - October 1, 2016

94. Maven Huffman - 7th - Holiday Blast - December 3, 2016 - Street Fight. His name was changed to Mr. Huffman during this reign.

On January 1, 2017, it was announced that after the next SuperClash, the live internet airings of AWA Wrestling USA will be ending in favor of a new lucrative TV deal with Spike.

95. Rey Misterio Jr. - 1st - SuperClash XXVII - May 6, 2017

In May of 2017, Maven retires from in-ring action and takes a backstage role serving as a major consultant for both Greg Gagne and Billy Gunn in creative. Eric Bischoff is brought back in to serve in a similar consultant role with Billy Gunn in creative and with Spike and Viacom (and other future broadcasers.)

96. Alberto El Patron - 1st - Heartbreak - February 3, 2018

97. JayTG - 1st - SuperClash XXVIII - May 5, 2018

In June of 2018, the contract with Paramount Network (formerly Spike) is not renewed. A new deal is made with Pop TV. Billy Gunn also stepped down from his role in creative. He is replaced by Maven who continues the role he was doing.

98. Gaspard - 2nd - Raising the Stakes - June 2, 2018

99. JayTG - 2nd - SuperSunday - August 4, 2018 - Handcuff Match

100. Christian Cage - 1st - Thanks for the Memories - November 10, 2018

101. Marco Corleone - 1st - SuperClash XIX - May 18, 2019

102. Christian Cage - 2nd - AWA Wrestling USA: Homecoming - May 24, 2019 - This was the first episode on FOX in 18 years and was a 2 hour special.

In June of 2019, the contract with Pop TV is not renewed. A new exclusive deal is made with FOX following Disney's purchase of 20th Century. Eric Bischoff also leaves his position as consultant, leaving Maven as the sole creative member.

103. Marco Corleone - 2nd - Pride of the Nation - July 6, 2019 - 2 Out of 3 Falls Match

In January of 2021, Greg Gagne officially sold the company and all associated licenses and branding to Maven Huffman.

104. Mr. Anderson - 1st - WrestleRock - January 11, 2021

105. Marco Corleone - 3rd - SuperClash XXI - May 8, 2021

106. Rob Conway - 1st - Shocking the World - October 2, 2021

107. Marco Corleone - 4th - Thanks for the Memories - November 7, 2021 - 30 Minute Iron Man Match that aired live on a Sunday.

In January of 2022, Maven and Billy Corgan agree to a merger of both NWA and AWA. Maven will be given the job as Head of Creative and will be in charge of day-to-day operations. Eric Bischoff is also brought back in temporarily to help facilitate the merger.

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108. Matt Cardona - 1st - NWA Crockett Cup - April 30, 2022 - Matt's NWA World Heavyweight Title was also on the line.

-- Vacant - NWA Wrestling - July 12, 2022 - Matt willingly surrendered the title following a torn bicep.
109. Marco Corleone - 5th - NWA/AWA Super Saturday - September 10, 2022 - Defeated Jax Dane with Mick Foley as Special Guest Enforcer
110. Matt Cardona - 2nd - NWA Thanks for Memories Night 1 - November 12, 2022

111. Royce Isaacs - 1st - NWA 75th Anniversary Show Night 2 - July 9, 2023 - Royce's NWA Worlds Heavyweight Title was also on the line. Everyone was banned from ringside for this match.
112. Lance Archer - 1st - NWA Christmas Collision - December 3, 2023
113. Chris Sabin - 1st - NWA 76th Anniversary Show Night 1 - July 13, 2024 - This was Sabin's NWA Classic Contract cash-in.
114. Royce Isaacs - 2nd - AWA SuperSaturday - October 6, 2024

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Jeff Jarrett (1996 to 2002)

After leaving the WWF, Jeff signs a one year contract with WCW.

HH 96: Jarrett vs. Giant - Giant by DQ

WW3 96: No DQ Match - Jarrett vs. Giant - Jarrett (both men also participated in the WW3 match)

Starrcade 96: No DQ Match - Jarrett vs. Benoit with Woman - Jarrett

Souled Out 97: First Kebong Match - Jarrett vs. Officer Traylor - Jarrett

SuperBrawl VII: Jarrett and Piper vs. McMichael and Taylor with Debra - Jarrett and Piper

Uncensored 97: Triangle Elimination Tag - nWo (Hogan and Savage) vs. Piper and Jarrett vs. Luger and Giant - nWo

Spring Stampede 97: McMichael and Jarrett with Debra vs. nWo (Syxx and Norton) - Syxx and Norton

Slamboree 97: WCW US Title - Malenko (C) vs. Jarrett with Debra - Jarrett

GAB 97: WCW US Title in a 3-way Match - Jarrett (C) vs. Greene vs. McMichael with Debra - Jarrett

BATB 97: WCW US Title - Jarrett (C) vs. McMichael with Queen Debra - Jarrett

Road Wild 97: WCW US Title in a 4-Way Elimination Match - Jarrett (C) with Debra vs. Benoit vs. McMichael vs. Malenko - Malenko

Fall Brawl 97: Jarrett with Debra vs. Benoit - Benoit

After his WCW expires and he doesn't resign, Jarrett opts to join up with NWA with a one-year deal, eventually leading to an opportunity in AWA as well.

NWA Spooktacular 97: Appears after Severn's match to hit him with his guitar.

NWA Christmas Collision 97: NWA Worlds Title in a Falls Count Anywhere Match with Jarrett as Special Ref - Angle (C) vs. Severn - Angle

NWA New Year's Blast 98: NWA Worlds Title in a 3-Way Match - Angle (C) vs. Severn vs. Jarrett - Angle

NWA Into the Wildside 98: NWA Worlds Title - Jarrett (C) vs. Kurt Angle - Angle

NWA Hollywood Hustle 98: NWA Worlds Title - Angle (C) vs. Jarrett - Angle

NWA Heavy Reign 98: NWA World Title in a 2 Out of 3 Falls No DQ Match - Angle (C) vs. Jarrett - Angle

NWA Mayhem Madness 98: #1 Cont. of the NWA Worlds Title - Jarrett vs. Severn - Severn

AWA Raising the Stakes 98: Jarrett appears after Corino's match to smash him with a guitar.

NWA Summer Heat 98: Steel Cage Match - Angle vs. Jarrett - Jarrett

AWA Pride of the Nation 98: AWA Title Corino (C) vs. Jarrett - Jarrett by DQ

NWA Pride Before the Fall 98: NWA Worlds Title in a Ladder Match - Severn (C) vs. Jarrett - Severn

AWA SuperSunday 98: AWA Title - Corino (C) vs. Jarrett - Jarrett

NWA Blind Rage 98: Ken Shamrock vs. Jarrett - Shamrock

AWA Fall of Man 98: AWA Title - Jarrett (C) vs. Undead Lee - Lee

NWA Defending the Throne 98: NWA Worlds Title - Shamrock (C) vs. Jarrett - Shamrock

AWA Undead Rising 98: AWA Title in a Nail in the Coffin Match - Lee (C) vs. Jarrett - Lee

NWA 50th Anniversary Show: Loser Leaves NWA 30 Minute Iron Man Match - Angle vs. Jarrett - Angle

After his contract with NWA expires, Jarrett signs another one-year deal with WWF.

Judgment Day: In Your House 98: Sunday Night Heat: Jarrett vs. Scorpio - Jarrett

Survivor Series 98: Deadly Games Tournament - Snow with Head vs. Jarrett with Debra - Snow by DQ

Capital Carnage 98: Triple H with Chyna vs. Jarrett with Debra - HHH

Rock Bottom: In Your House 98: Blackman and Goldust vs. Jarrett and Owen - Jarrett and Owen

RR 99: Participated in the Rumble Match.

St. Valentine's Day Massacre: In Your House 99: WWF Tag Titles - Jarrett and Owen (C) with Debra vs. D'Lo and Henry with Ivory - Jarrett and Owen

WM XV: WWF IC Title in a 4-Corners Match - Road Dogg (C) vs. Goldust with Blue Meanie and Ryan Shamrock vs. Ken Shamrock vs. Jarrett - Road Dogg

WM XV: WWF Tag Titles - Jarrett and Owen (C) with Debra vs. New Age Outlaws - Jarrett and Owen

Backlash 99: #1 Cont. of the WWF Tag Titles - New Age Outlaws vs. Jarrett and Owen - Jarrett and Owen

No Mercy UK: Gunn and Jarrett vs. Mankind and Snow with Head - Mankind and Snow

Over the Edge 99: Match cancelled after Owen's death.

KOTR 99: Costs Road Dogg his KOTR match. Fails to do the same to Gunn in the main event.

Fully Loaded 99: WWF IC Title - Edge (C) vs. Jarrett with Debra - Jarrett

SummerSlam 99: WWF IC Title vs. WWF Euro Title - Jarrett (IC C) with Debra vs. D'Lo (Euro C) - Jarrett

Unforgiven 99: WWF IC Title in a Fatal 4-Way Match - Jarrett (C) vs. Chyna vs. Miss Kitty vs. Debra - Jarrett

Rebellion 99: WWF IC Title Jarrett (C) with Kitty vs. D'Lo with Debra

Rebellion 99: If Chyna Wins, She Gets a Shot at the IC Title - Jarrett with Kitty vs. Chyna - Chyna

No Mercy 99: WWF IC Title in a Good Housekeeping Match - Jarrett (C) vs. Chyna - Chyna

After his WWF contract expires and he fleeces Vince on the way out, he signs a contract with WCW for more than a year.

Mayhem 99: WCW US Title in a 4-Way Match - Hall (C) vs. Booker vs. Jarrett vs. Dustin - Jarrett

Starrcade 99: WCW US Title in a Bunkhouse Brawl - Jarrett (C) vs. Dustin - Jarrett

Souled Out 00: WCW US Title in a 2 Out of 3 Falls Match - Jarrett (C) vs. Dustin - Dustin

SuperBrawl 00: #1 Cont. of the WCW Title - Vicious vs. Jarrett - No contest

Uncensored 00: WCW Title in a Triangle - Hart (C) vs. Vicious vs. Jarrett - Hart

Spring Stampede 00: #1 Cont. of the WCW Title in a Bunkhouse Brawl - Jarrett vs. Booker - Booker

Slamboree 00: 10-Man War Games - Team 2000 (Jarrett, Nash, Bagwell, Scott, and Lex) vs. Team WCW (Vicious, Rick, Awesome, Flair, and DDP)

GAB 00: WCW Title in a Triangle Ladder - Booker (C) vs. Hart vs. Jarrett - Booker

Bash at the Beach 00: WCW Title in a Rage in the Cage - Booker (C) and Sting vs. Jarrett, Nash, Bagwell, and Scott - Team Jarrett (Nash gets the pin)

New Blood Rising 00: Bunkhouse Brawl - Jarrett vs. Vicious - Vicious

Fall Brawl 00: Alley Fight - Sting vs. Jarrett - Sting

HH 00: Goldberg vs. Jarrett - Goldberg by DQ

Millennium Final: WCW European Cup Qualifying Match - Jarrett vs. Booker - Booker

Mayhem 00: Goldberg vs. Flair with Jarrett - Goldberg

Starrcade 00: Bunkhouse Brawl - Goldberg vs. Jarrett - Goldberg

Sin: Hogan vs. Jarrett - Hogan by DQ

SuperBrawl Revenge: First Blood Match - Dusty with Dustin vs. Flair with Jarrett - Flair

Greed: Hogan as Special Enforcer - Dusty and Dustin vs. Jarrett and Flair - Dusty and Dustin

After WCW closes, Jarrett appears with USWA, NWA, and AWA infrequently. Below are the notable appearances (of the ones I'm actually worried about), all while he is forming TNA.

NWA 53rd Anniversary Show - Jarrett vs. Hennig - Hennig

NWA Defending the Throne 01: Vacant NWA Worlds Title Rochambeau Finals - Corino vs. Jarrett vs. Severn vs. Dustin - Corino

NWA Spooktakular 01: Appears after Dustin's match to hit him with his guitar.

NWA Christmas Collision 01: Dustin Rhodes with Dusty Rhodes vs. Jeff Jarrett - Jarrett

NWA New Year's Blast 02: Dusty Rhodes vs. Jeff Jarrett - Jarrett

NWA Into the Wildside 02: NWA Worlds Title - Corino (C) vs. Jarrett - Corino

AWA March Mayhem 02: Jarrett returns by smashing a guitar onto Douglas.

NWA Hollywood Hustle 02: Jarrett vs. Shamrock - Shamrock

AWA SuperClash XII: AWA Title in a 3-Way Match - Douglas (C) vs. Jarrett vs. King Haku - Jarrett

NWA Mayhem Madness 02: Bagwell and Jarrett vs. Shamrock and Steve Blackman - Bagwell and Jarrett

AWA Raising the Stakes 02: AWA Title - Jarrett (C) vs. King Haku - Haku

NWA Summer Heat 02: NWA Worlds Title in a 4-Way Match - Corino (C) vs. Jarrett vs. Shamrock vs. Bagwell - No Contest

Following this, the NWA Title is brought into the newly formed TNA to decide a new champion and remains thereafter.

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CM Punk (August 2011 to January 2012)

In 2011, CM Punk defeats John Cena to become the new WWE Champion. Making good on his word, he leaves the WWE holding its mainstay championship hostage. He takes a tour around the world, defending the WWE Title anywhere he has an opportunity.

Here is the journey in between now and his return to WWE at the end of December 2011.

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 1, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Giant Bernard - Bernard (0 points)

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 2, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Lance Archer - Punk (2 points)

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 5, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Yujiro Takahashi - Punk (4 points)

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 6, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Togi Makabe - Togi by Forfeit

AWA SuperSunday - August 6, 2011: WWE Championship vs. AWA World Heavyweight Championship Winner Takes All - CM Punk (WWE C) vs. Maven Huffman (AWA C) - Punk

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 7, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Yoshihiro Takayama - Punk (6 points)

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 8, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi - Time Limit Draw (7 points)

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 10, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Toru Yano - Yano (7 points)

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 11, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Tetsuya Naito - Time Limit Draw (8 points)

AWA Wrestling USA - August 12, 2011: Appears to voluntarily relinquish the AWA World Title, but is confronted by Matt Hardy

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who wants a rematch from their last encounter.

ROH Wrestling Tapings - Taped August 13, 2011

ROH Wrestling Episode 1 - Aired September 24, 2011: Appears to tell the crowd that he is here for the foreseeable future, but is confronted by Davey Richards, followed by Mike Bennett (with his posse) with animosity everywhere.

ROH Wrestling Episode 2 - Aired October 1, 2011: Appears after Generico's loss to comfort him and show respect.

ROH Wrestling Episode 3 - Aired October 8, 2011: Appears after Richards' match to have a staredown.

ROH Wrestling Episode 4 - Aired October 15, 2011: Champion vs. Champion Showcase Match - CM Punk vs. Davey Richards - No Contest

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 14, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Yuji Nagata - Punk (10 points)

AWA Wrestling USA - August 19, 2011: CM Punk vs. Matt Hardy - Punk

NOAH The Navigation Sunday 2011 In Lalaport - August 21, 2011: Appears after Go's match to challenge him for the All Together event.

NJPW New Japan Live In Tsubame ~ Tsubame Returns - August 22, 2011: CM Punk vs. Togi Makabe - Punk

AWA Wrestling USA - August 26, 2011: CM Punk and Gene Snitsky vs. Maven Huffman and Ken Doane - Huffman and Doane

NJPW/AJPW/NOAH All Together - August 27, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Go Shiozaki - Punk

AJPW Summer Impact 2011 Night 9 - August 28, 2011: Appears to challenge BUSHI, but is attacked from behind by Akebono.

AWA Wrestling USA - September 2, 2011: Punk is confronted by Ken Doane and accepts a challenge for his WWE Title.

AWA Fall of Man 2011 - September 3, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Ken Doane - Punk

PWG The Perils Of Rock N' Roll Decadence - September 10, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. El Generico - Time Limit Draw

AJPW Flashing Tour 2011 Night 1 - September 11, 2011 - Appears to attack Akebono after his victory, chasing the big man off.

Impact Wrestling - September 12, 2011 (Aired September 15, 2011): Appears to give out an open challenge for the title.

Impact Wrestling - September 13, 2011 (Aired September 22, 2011):

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Kurt Angle answers the open challenge. Him and Punk have a confrontation.

Impact Wrestling - September 14, 2011 (Aired September 29, 2011): The two have a promo battle over a contract signing that ends with

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Angle hitting an Angle Slam to Punk through the table.

AJPW Flashing Tour 2011 Night 3 - September 15, 2011: Appears to cost Akebono his match.

It is here that Punk debuts the new WWE Championship he got commissioned.

ROH Death Before Dishonor IX - September 17, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. El Generico - Punk

AJPW Flashing Tour 2011 Night 5 - September 18, 2011: CM Punk, Masakatsu Funaki, and Yasufumi Nakanoue vs. Akebono, Manabu Soya, and Ryota Hama - Punk, Funaki, and Nakaoue

NJPW G1 Climax Special Night 11 - September 19, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Giant Bernard - Punk

NJPW NEVER.7 ~Go To The Next Level~ - September 21, 2011: Champion vs. Champion Showcase Match - CM Punk vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi - Tanahashi

Impact Wrestling - September 21, 2011 (Aired October 6, 2011): A video package airs detailing his training for the match and what said match means for him.

Impact Wrestling - September 21, 2011 (Aired October 13, 2011): After an online set of news pieces about some sort of "confrontation", said pre-taped confrontation airs where

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Angle and Punk get into an insult battle and brawl in a parking lot about why the two of them left WWE and Punk insulting Angle's addictions.

AJPW Flashing Tour 2011 Night 7 - September 23, 2011: CM Punk and BLACK BUSHI vs. Akebono and BUSHI - Akebono and BUSHI

AJPW Flashing Tour 2011 Night 8 - September 24, 2011: Appears after Akebono's match to attack him, but is beaten down instead.

AJPW Flashing Tour 2011 Night 9 - September 25, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Akebono - Punk

Afterwards, BUSHI accepts Punk's challenge.

CMLL 78th Anniversary Show - September 30, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Dragon Lee - Punk

ROH Wrestling Tapings - Taped October 1, 2011

ROH Wrestling Episode 5 - Aired October 22, 2011: Appears to challenge Generico to a rematch, but is interrupted by Jimmy Jacobs who challenges Punk to a match.

ROH Wrestling Episode 6 - Aired October 29, 2011: CM Punk vs. Jimmy Jacobs - No Contest

ROH Wrestling Episode 7 - Aired November 5, 2011: CM Punk and The Briscoe Brothers (Jay and Mark Briscoe) vs. Jimmy Jacobs, Mike Bennett, and Bob Evans with Maria Kenellis - Jacobs, Bennett, and Evans

ROH Wrestling Episode 8 - Aired November 12, 2011: CM Punk and Davey Richards vs. Mike Bennett and Bob Evans - Bennett and Evans

AJPW Anniversary Tour 2011 Night 1 - October 8, 2011: Appears to try and cut a promo, but is attacked by Akebono and BUSHI once again.

AJPW Anniversary Tour 2011 Night 2 - October 9, 2011: Akebono, Ryota Hama, and BUSHI vs. CM Punk, Taiyo Kea, and Takumi Soya - Akebono, Hama, and BUSHI

NJPW Destruction 2011 - October 10, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Toru Yano - Punk

AJPW Anniversary Tour 2011 Night 4 - October 13, 2011: CM Punk vs. Akebono - Punk

AJPW Anniversary Tour 2011 Night 5 - October 15, 2011: CM Punk and Big Daddy vs. Akebono and BUSHI - Akebono and BUSHI - Due to interference from

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Kurt Angle.

Impact Wrestling Bound for Glory VII - October 16, 2011:

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WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Kurt Angle - Punk

AJPW Anniversary Tour 2011 Night 9 - October 19, 2011: Returns to attack BUSHI in revenge.

AJPW Anniversary Tour 2011 Night 10 - October 20, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. BUSHI - Punk

All Star Wrestling - October 23, 2011: Appears after Allmark's match to challenge him.

IPW:UK at Highlight Nightclub - October 25, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Open Challenge: Zack Sabre Jr. - Punk

All Star Wrestling - October 28, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Dean Allmark - Punk

ROH Wrestling Tapings - Taped November 5, 2011

ROH Wrestling Episode 9 - Aired November 19, 2011: Winner Faces Punk at Final Battle - El Generico vs. Jimmy Jacobs - Generico

ROH Wrestling Episode 10 - Aired November 26, 2011: ROH World Television Championship - Jay Lethal (C) vs. CM Punk - Time Limit Draw

ROH Wrestling Episode 11 - Aired December 3, 2011: CM Punk vs. Roderick Strong with Truth Martini - Punk

ROH Wrestling Episode 12 - Aired December 10, 2011: CM Punk vs. Jimmy Jacobs - Punk

ROH Wrestling Episode 13 - Aired December 17, 2011: CM Punk vs. Bob Evans - Punk

ROH Gateway to Honor - November 6, 2011: El Generico and CM Punk vs. Mike Bennett and Bob Evans - Generico and Punk

NJPW Power Struggle 2011 - November 12, 2011: CM Punk, MVP, and Tetsuya Naito vs. CHAOS (Shinsuke Nakamura, Yujiro Takahashi, and Hideo Saito) - Punk, MVP, and Naito

ROH Survival of the Fittest 2011 - November 18, 2011: Champion vs. Champion Showcase Match - CM Punk vs. Davey Richards - Punk

ROH Glory by Honor X - November 19, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Mike Bennett with Bob Evans - Punk

NOAH Great Voyage 2011 In Tokyo Vol. 4 - November 27, 2011: Appears to challenge Go to a rematch, but is interrupted by Jun who challenges him instead.

NWA Christmas Collision 2011 - December 3, 2011: Appears to challenge Pearce to a showcase match at New Year's Blast.

AAA Guerra de Titanes 2011 - December 5, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. El Hijo del Perro Aguayo with Decnnis - Punk

NWA Wrestling - December 6, 2011 - Appears to address the NWA audience but is interrupted by Nick Dinsmore, who challenges him to a title match.

NOAH The Sunday Navigation 2011 In Numazu - December 11, 2011: CM Punk vs. KENTA - KENTA

NWA Wrestling - December 13, 2011 - CM Punk and Adam Pearce vs. Nick Dinsmore and Rob Conway - Punk and Pearce

NOAH The Weekday Navigation In Korakuen 2011 - December 15, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Jun Akiyama - Punk

Afterwards, Go appears and accepts Punk's rematch challenge.

AAA Sin Piedad - December 16, 2011: WWE Championship vs. Hair Match - CM Punk (C) vs. Marco Corleone - Punk

NOAH NOAHful Gift In Osaka 2011: December 18, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Go Shiozaki - Punk

CM Punk returns on the RAW after the December PPV (December 19, 2011), confronting then recognized

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WWE Champion Sheamus.

NWA Wrestling - December 20, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Nick Dinsmore - Punk

ROH Final Battle 2011 - December 23, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. El Generico - Punk

DDT Ikatsu Peyokappe In Ibaraki 2011 - December 23, 2011: Appears in a pre-tape to challenge HARASHIMA and KUDO to matches.

NOAH NOAHful Gift In Differ 2011 Vol. 2 - December 24, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. KENTA - Punk

WWE RAW - December 26, 2011: Punk is confronted by John Laurinaitis, who is incensed that Punk thinks he can walk back in here like there was never an issue. After a bit of back and forth, Mr. McMahon comes out and makes an historic match for the Rumble between Punk and

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Sheamus for the Undisputed WWE Championship.

DDT Never Mind 2011 - December 31, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. HARASHIMA - Punk

WWE RAW - January 2, 2012: Punk arrives to RAW in good spirits from ending the year by traveling the world and beating the world's best wrestlers. He starts to promote his match at Wrestle Kingdom VI for Janaury 4 when John Laurinaitis steps out and tells Punk that you can't advertise other shows on WWE. John says that since Punk is world traveled now, he should have no problem facing someone from his past, leading to Marco Corleone coming out.

CM Punk vs. Marco Corleone - Punk

Afterwards,

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Sheamus

and Marco team together to beat on Punk until Tetsuya Naito runs out from the crowd to save him.

NJPW Wrestle Kingdom VI - January 4, 2012: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Tetsuya Naito - Punk

NWA New Year's Blast 2012 - January 7, 2012: Champion vs. Champion Showcase Match - CM Punk vs. Adam Pearce - Punk

DDT Dramatic 2012 January Special - January 8, 2012: Champion vs. Champion Showcase Match - CM Punk vs. KUDO - Punk

WWE RAW - January 9, 2012: Punk starts RAW by thanking the fans for allowing him to go on his world tour, but before he can go much further (by thanking KUDO and DDT), Laurinaitis again comes out, stopping Punk from promoting DDT in particular. He then books a still wounded and weary Punk in a rematch from his first match away from WWE: Giant Bernard (but is referred to as A-Train).

CM Punk vs. A-Train - CM Punk by DQ

Afterwards,

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Sheamus

and A-Train team-up to beat Punk down.

WWE RAW - January 16, 2012: Punk is again put through the ringer by Laurinaitis putting him in a Handicap match against his first real rivalry while on the road: Mike Bennett and Bob Evans.

1 on 2 Handicap Match - CM Punk vs. Mike Bennett and Bob Evans - Punk

Afterwards,

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Sheamus

goes to attack Punk, but stops when Punk is ready to go. Instead, Bob Evans tries to attack, but is quickly taken out.

WWE RAW - January 23, 2012: Laurinaitis says he has one more match for Punk heading into the Rumble: he will face four superstars in a gauntlet match that John considers his own "personal favorites" while Punk was on the road. Punk agrees if "Johnny-boy" is the fifth one he faces.

CM Punk vs. El Generico - Punk

CM Punk vs. Akebono with BUSHI - Punk by Count Out - Attacked afterwards by Akebono and BUSHI

CM Punk vs. KENTA - Punk

CM Punk vs. Zack Sabre Jr. - Punk

CM Punk vs. John Laurinaitis - Punk - Afterwards, "Johnny-boy" reveals one last opponent for Punk:

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Sheamus!
CM Punk vs. Sheamus with Paul Heyman - Sheamus - Afterwards, Sheamus holds both titles over Punk's body to close out RAW.

WWE Royal Rumble 2012: Unification Match - WWE Championship vs. WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Sheamus (C) with Paul Heyman - Punk

Below is a quick chronological guide for those wondering what matches he did by specific company. Warning: There are unfiltered spoilers come WWE and Impact Wrestling.

NJPW

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NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 1, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Giant Bernard - Bernard

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 2, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Lance Archer - Punk

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 5, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Yujiro Takahashi - Punk

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 6, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Togi Makabe - Togi by Forfeit

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 7, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Yoshihiro Takayama - Punk

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 8, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi - Time Limit Draw

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 10, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Toru Yano - Yano

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 11, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Tetsuya Naito - Time Limit Draw

NJPW G1 Climax 2011 - August 14, 2011: Block A Match - CM Punk vs. Yuji Nagata - Punk (10 points)

NJPW New Japan Live In Tsubame ~ Tsubame Returns - August 22, 2011: CM Punk vs. Togi Makabe - Punk

NJPW/AJPW/NOAH All Together - August 27, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Go Shiozaki - Punk

NJPW G1 Climax Special Night 11 - September 19, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Giant Bernard - Punk

NJPW NEVER.7 ~Go To The Next Level~ - September 21, 2011: Champion vs. Champion Showcase Match - CM Punk vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi - Tanahashi

NJPW Destruction 2011 - October 10, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Toru Yano - Punk

NJPW Power Struggle 2011 - November 12, 2011: CM Punk, MVP, and Tetsuya Naito vs. CHAOS (Shinsuke Nakamura, Yujiro Takahashi, and Hideo Saito) - Punk, MVP, and Naito

NJPW Wrestle Kingdom VI - January 4, 2012: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Tetsuya Naito - Punk

AWA

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AWA SuperSunday - August 6, 2011: WWE Championship vs. AWA World Heavyweight Championship Winner Takes All - CM Punk (WWE C) vs. Maven Huffman (AWA C) - Punk

AWA Wrestling USA - August 12, 2011: Appears to voluntarily relinquish the AWA World Title, but is confronted by Matt Hardy who wants a rematch from their last encounter.

AWA Wrestling USA - August 19, 2011: CM Punk vs. Matt Hardy - Punk

AWA Wrestling USA - August 26, 2011: CM Punk and Gene Snitsky vs. Maven Huffman and Ken Doane - Huffman and Doane

AWA Wrestling USA - September 2, 2011 - Punk is confronted by Ken Doane and accepts a challenge for his WWE Title.

AWA Fall of Man 2011 - September 3, 2011 - WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Ken Doane - Punk

ROH

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ROH Wrestling Tapings - Taped August 13, 2011

ROH Wrestling Episode 2 - Aired October 1, 2011: Appears after Generico's loss to comfort him and show respect.

ROH Wrestling Episode 3 - Aired October 8, 2011: Appears after Richards' match to have a staredown.

ROH Wrestling Episode 4 - Aired October 15, 2011: Champion vs. Champion Showcase Match - CM Punk vs. Davey Richards - No Contest

ROH Death Before Dishonor IX - September 17, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. El Generico - Punk

ROH Wrestling Tapings - Taped October 1, 2011

ROH Wrestling Episode 5 - Aired October 22, 2011: Appears to challenge Generico to a rematch, but is interrupted by Jimmy Jacobs who challenges Punk to a match.

ROH Wrestling Episode 6 - Aired October 29, 2011: CM Punk vs. Jimmy Jacobs - No Contest

ROH Wrestling Episode 8 - Aired November 12, 2011: CM Punk and Davey Richards vs. Mike Bennett and Bob Evans - Bennett and Evans

ROH Wrestling Tapings - Taped November 5, 2011

ROH Wrestling Episode 9 - Aired November 19, 2011: Winner Faces Punk at Final Battle - El Generico vs. Jimmy Jacobs - Generico

ROH Wrestling Episode 10 - Aired November 26, 2011: ROH World Television Championship - Jay Lethal (C) vs. CM Punk - Time Limit Draw

ROH Wrestling Episode 11 - Aired December 3, 2011: CM Punk vs. Roderick Strong with Truth Martini - Punk

ROH Wrestling Episode 12 - Aired December 10, 2011: CM Punk vs. Jimmy Jacobs - Punk

ROH Wrestling Episode 13 - Aired December 17, 2011: CM Punk vs. Bob Evans - Punk

ROH Gateway to Honor - November 6, 2011: El Generico and CM Punk vs. Mike Bennett and Bob Evans - Generico and Punk

ROH Survival of the Fittest 2011 - November 18, 2011: Champion vs. Champion Showcase Match - CM Punk vs. Davey Richards - Punk

ROH Glory by Honor X - November 19, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Mike Bennett with Bob Evans - Punk

ROH Final Battle 2011 - December 23, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. El Generico - Punk

NOAH

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NOAH The Navigation Sunday 2011 In Lalaport - August 21, 2011: Appears after Go's match to challenge him for the All Together event.

NJPW/AJPW/NOAH All Together - August 27, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Go Shiozaki - Punk

NOAH Great Voyage 2011 In Tokyo Vol. 4 - November 27, 2011: Appears to challenge Go to a rematch, but is interrupted by Jun who challenges him instead.

NOAH The Sunday Navigation 2011 In Numazu - December 11, 2011: CM Punk vs. KENTA - KENTA

NOAH The Weekday Navigation In Korakuen 2011 - December 15, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Jun Akiyama - Punk - Afterwards, Go appears and accepts Punk's rematch challenge.

NOAH NOAHful Gift In Osaka 2011: December 18, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Go Shiozaki - Punk

NOAH NOAHful Gift In Differ 2011 Vol. 2 - December 24, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. KENTA

AJPW

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NJPW/AJPW/NOAH All Together - August 27, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Go Shiozaki - Punk

AJPW Summer Impact 2011 Night 9 - August 28, 2011: Appears to challenge BUSHI, but is attacked from behind by Akebono.

AJPW Flashing Tour 2011 Night 1 - September 11, 2011 - Appears to attack Akebono after his victory, chasing the big man off.

AJPW Flashing Tour 2011 Night 3 - September 15, 2011: Appears to cost Akebono his match.

AJPW Flashing Tour 2011 Night 5 - September 18, 2011: CM Punk, Masakatsu Funaki, and Yasufumi Nakanoue vs. Akebono, Manabu Soya, and Ryota Hama - Punk, Funaki, and Nakaoue

AJPW Flashing Tour 2011 Night 7 - September 23, 2011: CM Punk and BLACK BUSHI vs. Akebono and BUSHI - Akebono and BUSHI

AJPW Flashing Tour 2011 Night 8 - September 24, 2011: Appears after Akebono's match to attack him, but is beaten down instead.

AJPW Flashing Tour 2011 Night 9 - September 25, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Akebono - Punk - Afterwards, BUSHI accepts Punk's challenge.

AJPW Anniversary Tour 2011 Night 1 - October 8, 2011: Appears to try and a promo, but is attacked by Akebono and BUSHI once again.

AJPW Anniversary Tour 2011 Night 2 - October 9, 2011: Akebono, Ryota Hama, and BUSHI vs. CM Punk, Taiyo Kea, and Takumi Soya - Akebono, Hama, and BUSHI

AJPW Anniversary Tour 2011 Night 4 - October 13, 2011: CM Punk vs. Akebono - Punk

AJPW Anniversary Tour 2011 Night 5 - October 15, 2011: CM Punk and Big Daddy vs. Akebono and BUSHI - Akebono and BUSHI - Due to interference from Kurt Angle.

AJPW Anniversary Tour 2011 Night 9 - October 19, 2011: Returns to attack BUSHI in revenge.

AJPW Anniversary Tour 2011 Night 10 - October 20, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. BUSHI - Punk

PWG

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PWG The Perils Of Rock N' Roll Decadence - September 10, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. El Generico - Time Limit Draw

Impact Wrestling

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Impact Wrestling - September 12, 2011 (Aired September 15, 2011): Appears to give out an open challenge for the title.

Impact Wrestling - September 13, 2011 (Aired September 22, 2011): Kurt Angle answers the open challenge. Him and Punk have a confrontation.

Impact Wrestling - September 14, 2011 (Aired September 29, 2011): The two have a promo battle over a contract signing that ends with Angle hitting Slam to Punk through the table.

Impact Wrestling - September 21, 2011 (Aired October 6, 2011): A video package airs (as well as one for Angle) detailing his training for the match an what said match means for him.

Impact Wrestling - September 21, 2011 (Aired October 13, 2011): After an online set of news pieces about some sort of "confrontation", said pre-taped confrontation airs where Angle and Punk get into an insult battle and brawl in a parking lot about why the two of them left WWE and Punk insulting Angle's addictions.

Impact Wrestling Bound for Glory VII - October 16, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Kurt Angle - Punk

CMLL

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CMLL 78th Anniversary Show - September 30, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Dragon Lee - Punk

All Star Wrestling

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All Star Wrestling - October 23, 2011: Appears after Allmark's match to challenge him.

All Star Wrestling - October 28, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Dean Allmark - Punk

IPW:UK

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IPW:UK at Highlight Nightclub - October 25, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Open Challenge: Zack Sabre Jr. - Punk

NWA

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NWA Christmas Collision 2011 - December 3, 2011: Appears to challenge Pearce to a showcase match at New Year's Blast.

NWA Wrestling - December 6, 2011 - Appears to address the NWA audience but is interrupted by Nick Dinsmore, who challenges him to a title match.

NWA Wrestling - December 13, 2011 - CM Punk and Adam Pearce vs. Nick Dinsmore and Rob Conway - Punk and Pearce

NWA Wrestling - December 20, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Nick Dinsmore - Punk

NWA New Year's Blast 2012 - January 7, 2012: Champion vs. Champion Showcase Match - CM Punk vs. Adam Pearce - Punk

AAA

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AAA Guerra de Titanes 2011 - December 5, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. El Hijo del Perro Aguayo with Decnnis - Punk

AAA Sin Piedad - December 16, 2011: WWE Championship vs. Hair Match - CM Punk (C) vs. Marco Corleone - Punk

WWE

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CM Punk returns on the RAW after the December PPV (December 19, 2011), confronting then recognized WWE Champion Sheamus.

WWE RAW - December 26, 2011: Punk is confronted by John Laurinaitis, who is incensed that Punk things he can walk back in here like there was never an issue. After a bit of back and forth, Mr. McMahon comes out and makes an historic match for the Rumble between Punk and Sheamus for the Undisputed WWE Championship.

CM Punk vs. Marco Corleone - Punk
Afterwards, Sheamus and Marco team together to beat on Punk until Tetsuya Naito runs out from the crowd to save him.

CM Punk vs. A-Train - CM Punk by DQ

Afterwards, Sheamus and A-Train team-up to beat Punk down.

WWE RAW - January 16, 2012: Punk is again put through the ringer by Laurinaitis putting him in a Handicap match against his first real rivalry while on the road: Mike Bennett and Bob Evans.

1 on 2 Handicap Match - CM Punk vs. Mike Bennett and Bob Evans - Punk

Afterwards, Sheamus goes to attack Punk, but stops when Punk is ready to go. Instead, Bob Evans tries to attack, but is quickly taken out.

CM Punk vs. El Generico - Punk

CM Punk vs. Akebono with BUSHI - Punk by Count Out - Attacked afterwards by Akebono and BUSHI

CM Punk vs. KENTA - Punk

CM Punk vs. Zack Sabre Jr. - Punk

CM Punk vs. John Laurinaitis - Punk - Afterwards, "Johnny-boy" reveals one last opponent for Punk: Sheamus!

CM Punk vs. Sheamus with Paul Heyman - Sheamus - Afterwards, Sheamus holds both titles over Punk's body to close out RAW.

WWE Royal Rumble 2012: Unification Match - WWE Championship vs. WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. Sheamus (C) with Paul Heyman - Punk

DDT

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DDT Ikatsu Peyokappe In Ibaraki 2011 - December 23, 2011: Appears to challenge HARASHIMA and KUDO to matches.

DDT Never Mind 2011 - December 31, 2011: WWE Championship - CM Punk (C) vs. HARASHIMA - Punk

DDT Dramatic 2012 January Special - January 8, 2012: Champion vs. Champion Showcase Match - CM Punk vs. KUDO - Punk

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Scott Hall Part 1 (1996 to 2002)

BATB 96: Hogan, Hall, and Nash vs. Sting, Luger, and Savage - No Contest (THE THIRD MAN)

Hog Wild: Sting and Luger vs. Outsiders (Hall and Nash) - Outsiders

Fall Brawl 96: WarGames - nWo (Hogan, Nash, Hall, and nWo Sting) vs. Team WCW (Luger, Flair, Anderson, and Sting) - nWo

HH 96: WCW Tag Titles - Harlem Heat (C) with Sherri and Parker vs. Outsiders - Outsiders

WW3 96: Hall is in WW 3, but loses to Sting.

Starrcade 96: WCW Tag Titles - The Outsiders (C) with Syxx vs. The Faces of Fear (Meng and Barbarian) with Jimmy - Outsiders

Souled Out 97: WCW Tag Titles - Outsiders (C) vs. Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott) - Steiners

SuperBrawl VII: WCW Tag Titles - Outsiders (C) vs. Luger and Giant - Luger and Giant by DQ

Uncensored 97: WCW Tag Titles - Outsiders (C) vs. Flair and Anderson - Outsiders

Spring Stampede 97: Hall vs. Flair - Flair

Slamboree 97: 8-Man Tag Team No DQ - Flair, Piper, Luger, and Giant vs. nWo (Hogan, Nash, Hall, and Syxx) - Team Flair

GAB 97: WCW Tag Titles - Outsiders (C) vs. Flair and Piper - Outsiders

BatB 97: Hall and Savage vs. DDP and Hennig - Hall and Savage

Road Wild 97: WCW Tag Titles in Street Fight - Outsiders (C) vs. Steiners - Steiners

FB 97: War Games - Team nWo (Hall, Nash, Syxx, and Bagwell) vs. Four Horsemen (Flair, Hennig, McMichael, and Benoit) - nWo

HH 97: Zbyszko is Special Ref - Hall with Syxx vs. Luger - Hall

WW 3 97: Hall wins WW3 Match.

Starrcade 97: Zbyszko and Hart vs. Bischoff and Hall - Zbyszko and Hart

Souled Out 98: Sting and Luger vs. Savage and Nash with Hall and Hogan - Sting and Luger

SuperBrawl VIII: WCW Title in a Triangle - Sting (C) vs. Hogan vs. Hall - Sting

Uncensored 98: WCW Title - Sting (C) vs. Hall - Hall

Spring Stampede 98: WCW Title in a No Rules, No Restrictions - Hall (C) vs. Sting - Hall

Slamboree 98: WCW Title in a 4 Corners Elimination - Hall (C) vs. Hogan vs. Sting vs. Savage - Hall

GAB 98: WCW Title in a Last Chance Steel Cage - Hall (C) vs. Sting - Hall

BATB 98: WCW Title in a 3-Way Match - Hall (C) vs. Nash vs. Savage - Hall

Road Wild 98: WCW Title - Hall (C) vs. Hart - Hart by DQ (due to Hogan interfering, pissing off Hall)

FB 98: WCW Title - Hall (C) vs. Goldberg - Goldberg

HH 98: WCW Title - Goldberg (C) vs. Hall - Goldberg

WW 3 98: nWo (Hogan, Nash, and Hall) vs. Sting, Savage, and Hart - Sting, Savage, and Hart (Sting wins WW 3)

Starrcade 98: Triangle - Hogan vs. Nash vs. Hall - Nash

Souled Out 99: WCW Title in a Steel Cage Match - Goldberg (C) vs. Hall - Goldberg

SuperBrawl IX: Hall vs. Flair - Hall

Uncensored 99: Hart and Flair vs. Nash and Hall - No Contest

Spring Stampede 99: Hogan and Flair vs. Nash and Hall - No Contest

Hall has a knee injury that keeps him out up to October.

HH 99: WCW US Title - Booker (C) vs. Hall - Hall

Mayhem 99: WCW US Title in a 4-Way Match - Hall (C) vs. Booker vs. Jarrett vs. Dustin - Jarrett

Starrcade 99: Booker with Jack Tunney vs. Hall - Booker

Souled Out 00: Hall vs. Booker - Hall

SuperBrawl 2000: Loser Leaves WCW Steel Cage Match - Hall vs. Booker - Booker

Following this, Hall takes a hiatus from WCW, eventually leading to his contract expiring. He appears periodically for NJPW and ECW during this time.

G1 Climax Night 1: Hall vs. Nishimura - Hall (1 point)

G1 Climax Night 2: Tenzan vs. Hall - Tenzan (1 point)

G1 Climax Night 3: Nakanishi vs. Hall - Nakanishi (1 point)

G1 Climax Night 4: Hall vs. Yasuda - Hall (2 points)

ECW November to Remember 00: Hall vs. Credible - Hall

ECW Massacre on 34th Street 00: Hall vs. Credible - Credible

ECW Holiday Hell 00: ECW Tag Titles - Doring and Roadkill (C) vs Hall and Credible - Doring and Roadkill

NJPW Dream Win 00: Appears via prerecorded video to challenge Kojima at Wrestling World.

NJPW Wrestling World 01: Hall vs. Kojima - Kojima

ECW Guilty as Charged 01: 2 Out of 3 Falls Match - Hall vs. Credible - Credible

On the NJPW Hyper Battle tour in 2001, he participates in multi-man matches on all nights. I have included only the last night for relevance.

NJPW Hyper Battle 01 Night 15: Nakanishi vs. Hall - Nakanishi

On the NJPW Strong Energy tour in 2001, he participates in multi-man matches on all nights. I have included only the last night for relevance.

NJPW Strong Energy Night 10: Iizuka and Yoshie vs.TEAM2000 (Hall and Super J) - Iizuka and Yoshie

AWA SuperClash XI: AWA World Title - Zbyszco (C) vs. Hall - Zybyszco

AWA Wrestling USA - June 8, 01: AWA World Title - Zbyszco (C) vs. Hall - Hall

AWA Raising the Stakes 01: AWA World Title - Hall (C) vs. Zbyszco - Hall

On the NJPW Summer Struggle tour in 2001, he participates in multi-man matches on all nights. I have included a couple nights due to Sting's involvement and for relevance.

Summer Struggle Night 9: BATT (Shinzaki and Mutoh) and Sting vs. Team2000 (Chono, Kojima, and Hall) - Team BATT and Sting

Summer Struggle Night 10: Sting, Nagata, and Nakanishi vs. Team2000 (Chono, Hall, and Saito) - Team Sting

AWA Pride of the Nation 01: AWA World Title - Hall (C) vs. Lawler - Hall

Summer Struggle Night 15: Team2000 (Scott Hall and Super J) vs. Nakanishi and Rob Rage - Team2000

AWA SuperSunday 01: AWA World Title in a 3-Way Match - Hall (C) vs. Lawler vs. Brian James - Hall

G1 World 01 Night 1: Frye vs. Hall - Frye by Forfeit (0 points)

AWA Fall of Man 01: AWA World Title in a 2 Out of 3 Falls Match - Hall (C) vs. Lawler - Hall

G1 World 01 Night 2: Team2000 (Kojima and Hall) vs. Nagata and Yoshie - Team2000

G1 World 01 Night 3: Hall vs. Silva - Hall (2 points)

G1 World 01 Night 4: Hall vs. Super J - Hall (4 points)

G1 World 01 Night 6: Norton vs. Hall - Norton by count out (4 points)

G1 World 01 Night 7: Hall vs. Tanahashi - Tanahashi

G1 World 01 Night 8: Hall vs. Yoshie - Hall

G1 World 01 Night 9: Team2000 (Hall, Norton, and Super J) vs. Nakanishi, Nagata, and Yoshie - Team2000

G1 World 01 Night 11: Triple Crown Title - Mutoh (C) vs. Hall - Mutoh

AWA Shocking the World 01: AWA World Title - Hall (C) vs. Brian James - Hall

AWA Thanks for the Memories 01: AWA World Title - Hall (C) vs. Kojima - Hall

AWA Holiday Blast 01: AWA World Title in a Handcuffed Match - Hall (C) vs. Brian James - Hall

NJPW G1 Tag League Night 15: Appears after Mutoh's match to challenge him to an AWA Title match at Wrestling World.

NJPW Wrestling World 02: AWA World Title - Hall (C) vs. Mutoh - Hall

AWA WrestleRock 02: AWA World Title - Hall (C) vs. Douglas - Douglas

Hall signs with WWE and is there until June 2002 when he is released due to his substance abuse issues. (Note: This will be included in Part 2.)

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Scott Hall Part 2 (2002 to 2007 and on)

His WWE run can be found in my WWE rewrite.

WWE No Way Out 02: Appears with the nWo as a debut. Also appears after the main event to attack Austin.
WWE WrestleMania X8: The Outsiders (Hall and Nash) vs. Austin and Kane - Austin and Kane
WWE Backlash 02: WWF Tag Titles in Tag Team Turmoil - Billy and Chuck (C) with Rico vs. The Dudley Boyz vs. The APA vs. Rikishi and Scotty with Albert vs. Snow and Maven vs. The Outsiders with X-Pac - Outsiders
WWE Insurrextion 02: WWF Tag Titles - The Outsiders (C) with X-Pac vs. The APA - Outsiders
WWE Judgment Day 02: WWE Tag Titles - The Outsiders (C) with X-Pac vs. The Dudley Boyz - Outsiders
WWE King of the Ring 02: Appears after the main event to try and save Hogan from Austin and Rock.
WWE Vengeance 02: WWE Tag Titles in a Tables Match - The Outsiders (C) vs. The Dudley Boyz - Outsiders
WWE SummerSlam 02: WWE Tag Titles - The Outsiders (C) vs. D-Generation X (Triple H and Shawn Michaels) - No Contest
WWE Unforgiven 02: WWE Tag Titles - The Outsiders (C) with X-Pac vs. The Hardy Boyz - Outsiders
WWE No Mercy 02: World Tag Titles in a Tag Team Turmoil - The Outsiders (C) with X-Pac vs. The Dudley Boyz vs. 3 Minute Warning with Rico vs. Billy and Chuck vs. Regal and Storm vs. Jericho and Christian - Jericho and Christian
WWE Survivor Series 02: Traditional Survivor Series Match. If the nWo lose, they are disbanded. If WWE loses, than they are all fired. - Team nWo (Hogan, HHH, Nash, Hall, and X-Pac) vs. Team WWE (Austin, Michaels, Flair, Booker, and RVD) - Team WWE

Due to his continued substance abuse issues, Hall is thusly released from the WWE two days after Survivor Series.

AWA WrestleRock 03: AWA World Title - King Haku (C) vs. Hall - Haku
AWA Heartbreak 03: Brian James vs. Hall - Hall

After an abysmal performance from being too wasted (and James not being that much better himself), Hall is sent back to rehab.

NWA Mayhem Madness 03: Debuts by interfering in the main event.
NWA Summer Heat 03: Winner Faces Candido for the Title at the Anniversary Show - Hall vs. Stasiak - Hall
NWA 55th Anniversary Show 03: NWA Global Title - Candido (C) vs. Hall - Hall
NWA Defending the Throne 03: He is set to defend the title, but at the start of the night, willingly vacates it so he can confront his demons and takes care of himself.

NWA-TNA PPV #69: Hall is Special Enforcer, NWA World Title - Jarrett (C) vs. Sting - Sting by DQ
NWA-TNA PPV #70: Hall, Sting, and Styles vs. Jarrett, Luger, and Credible - Hall, Sting, and Styles
NWA-TNA PPV #71: Appears to challenge Jarrett for his title.
NWA-TNA PPV #72: Appears to help Dusty beat Jarrett.
NWA-TNA PPV #73: NWA World Title - Jarrett (C) vs. Hall - Hall by DQ
NWA-TNA PPV #76: Appears to run off Jarrett and company.
NWA-TNA PPV #77: Hall vs. Punk - Hall
NWA-TNA PPV #78: Appears after the main event to beat on Jarrett.
NWA-TNA PPV #79: NWA World Title in 6 Sides of Steel - Jarrett (C) vs. Hall - Jarrett

NJPW King of Sports: Appears after Tenzan's match to challenge him for the title.

Appears on various nights of the Strong Energy tour in multi-man matches.

NJPW Strong Energy 04 Night 9: IWGP Title - Tenzan (C) vs. Hall - Tenzan

Hall takes a break from wrestling to try and get himself back in shape and back in a good mindset.

NWA-TNA PPV #111: Returns to cost Jeff Hardy his World Title match against Jarrett.
TNA Victory Road 04: Appears to attack Jeff Hardy after his World Title match.
TNA Turning Point 04: Hall, Kash, and Dallas vs. Jeff Hardy, Styles, and Sabin - Hall, Kash, and Dallas

TNA Final Resolution 05: Hall vs. Jeff Hardy - Hall
TNA Against All Odds 05: 3 Live Kru (James, Killings, and Konnan) vs. Michael Shane, Kazarian, and Hall - 3 Live Kru

TNA opted to stop using Hall at this point. Hall took this as a sign and took the rest of 2005 off. He would join NJPW on a year-long contract starting in 2006.

NJPW Fan Thanksgiving Day 06: Appears after Tanahashi's match to challenge him.

Hall appears on various nights of the tours going forward in multi-man matches. I have only included the non-multi-man matches for relevance.

NJPW Circuit 06 Acceleration Night 15: Appears after Tanahashi's match with Nagata to offer respect, but then turn heel, destroying him with a chair.
NJPW Circuit 06 Takeoff Night 7: Hall vs. Tanahashi - Tanahashi
NJPW New Japan Cup 06 Night 2: New Japan Cup Quarterfinal - Hall vs. Choshu - Hall (via low blow and chair)
NJPW New Japan Cup 06 Night 5: New Japan Cup Semifinal - Bernard vs. Hall - Bernard
NJPW WRESTLE LAND: Welcome To The Treasure Land: Super Strong Machine, Hall, and Makabe vs. Makai Club with Kantaro Hoshino - Machine, Hall, and Makabe. Afterwards, Makabe and Hall confront each other with Hall going for a shot, but fleeing before Makabe can retaliate.
NJPW Circuit 06 Turbulence Night 2: IWGP Provisional Tag Title Semifinal - Hall and Makabe vs. Naofumi and Nagata - Hall and Makabe
NJPW Circuit 06 Turbulence Night 2: IWGP Provisional Tag Title Final - Hall and Makabe vs. Bernard and Tomko - Hall and Makabe
NJPW Circuit 06 Turbulence Night 12: IWGP Provisional Tag Title - Hall and Makabe (C) vs. Real Wild Child (Nakanishi and Omori) - Real Wild Child (after Hall abandons Makabe)

Hall appears on all nights of G1 Climax, but mostly to confront Makabe and watch Giant Bernard.

NJPW G1 Climax 06 Night 6: Hall vs. Makabe - Hall (due to Bernard's interference)
NJPW Circuit 06 Ignition Night 11: Makabe, Akebono, and Takayama vs. Hall, Bernard, and Tomko - Makabe, Akebono, and Takayama (after Bernard and Tomko abandon him)
NJPW Explosion 06: Hall vs. Makabe - Makabe
NJPW Circuit 06 Explosion - G1 Tag League Night 13: Appears to try and join BLACK, but Hart is the key person who denies him. Hall is beaten down because of that.
NJPW Circuit 06 Final ~ Next Progress Night 9: Appears to cost Nakamura his title shot against Tanahashi.

NJPW Wrestle Kingdom I: Hall vs. Nakamura - Nakamura

Once his NJPW contract expires, Hall takes another hiatus from wrestling.

AWA SuperClash XVII: Hall vs. C.W. Anderson - Anderson

Following a fairly successful and well-received match, Hall is offered a year-long contract (with a lot of provisions added to it) that allowed him to appear elsewhere.

AWA Reawakening 07: Hall vs. Sylvain Grenier - Grenier
WWC 34th Aniversario 07 Night 1 in San Juan: Carlito vs. Razor Ramon - Carlito
WWC 34th Aniversario 07 Night 2 in Mayagüez: WWC Universal Heavyweight Title - Apolo (C) vs. Carlito vs. Ramon - Ramon
AWA SuperSunday 07: Hall vs. Maven Huffman - Huffman
WWC House Show: WWC Universal Heavyweight Title - Ramon (C) vs. Eddie Colon - Ramon
JCW Bloodymania 07: JCW Title in a Hardcore Match - Cpl. Robinson (C) vs. Hall - Robinson
AWA Fall of Man 07: WWC Universal Heavyweight Title - Hall (C) vs. Huffman - Hall
WWC Septiembre Negro Tour Night 1: Orlando Colon vs. Ramon - Orlando
WWC Septiembre Negro Tour Night 2: WWC Universal Heavyweight Title - Ramon (C) vs. Eddie - Ramon
AWA Shocking the World 07: WWC Universal Heavyweight Title in a Ladder Match - Hall (C) vs. Huffman - Hall
JCW Evansville Invasion 07: Hall vs. Jake Roberts - Hall
WWC Halloween Wrestling Extravaganza 07 Night 1: Ramon vs. Rico Suave - Ramon
WWC Halloween Wrestling Extravaganza 07 Night 2: WWC Universal Heavyweight Title - Ramon (C) vs. Orlando - Ramon
WWC Halloween Wrestling Extravaganza 07 Night 3: WWC Universal Heavyweight Title - Ramon (C) vs. Eddie - Ramon
JCW Hallowicked After Party 07: Texas Bullrope Match - Hall vs. Doering - Doering
AWA Thanks for Memories 07: Steel Cage Match - Hall vs. Huffman - Huffman
AWA Holiday Blast 07: AWA World Title - Grenier (C) vs. Hall - Grenier
WWC Lockout 2007 Night 3: WWC Universal Heavyweight Title - Ramon (C) vs. Biggie Size - Size

AWA cuts its ties with Scott Hall after he fails to show up for a show.

From here, his career lies dormant. He is in and out of rehab and does various independent appearances and shoot interviews until 2013 when DDP invites him into his home and his career from then on is the same a real life.

RIP to the Bad Guy

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WrestleMania Main Events (1985 to present)

I've got no phone. I'm at work. I'm bored. I'm slacking. Let's rebook WrestleMania main events.

WM: WWF Title with Pat Patterson as Special Ref - Hogan (C) vs. Piper - Hogan

WM 2: In Uniondale - Bundy and Orton with Lou Duva and Heenan vs. Joe Frazier and Mr. T - T and Frazier by DQ

In Rosemont - WWF Intercontinental Title - Savage (C) with Miss Elizabeth vs. George Steele - Savage

In Los Angeles - WWF Title in a Steel Cage - Hogan (C) vs. Piper - Hogan

WM III: WWF Title - Hogan (C) vs. Andre - Hogan

WM IV: Vacant WWF Title - Savage with Elizabeth vs. DiBiase - DiBiase

WM V: WWF Title - DiBiase (C) vs. Savage with Elizabeth - Savage

WM VI: WWF Title - Savage (C) vs. Hogan - Hogan

WM VII: WWF Title - Hogan (C) vs. Warrior - Warrior

WM VIII: WWF Title - Flair (C) vs. Hogan - Hogan

WM IX: WWF Title - Yokozuna (C) with Mr. Fuji vs. Bret - Hart

WM X: WWF Title with Roddy Piper as Special Ref - Bret (C) vs. Owen - Bret

WM XI: WWF Title - Bret (C) with Diesel vs. HBK with Sid and Owen - Bret

WM XII: WWF Title in a 60-Minute Iron Man Match - Bret (C) vs. HBK with Jose Lothario - HBK

WM 13: WWF Title in a Submission Match with Ken Shamrock as Special Guest Referee - Bret (C) vs. Austin - Bret

WM XIV: WWF Title with Mike Tyson as Special Guest Enforcer - HBK (C) vs. Austin - Austin

WM XV: WWF Title in a No DQ Match - Rock (C) with Vince and Shane vs. Austin with Foley - Austin

WM 2000: WWF Title in a No DQ Match with Foley as Special Ref - HHH (C) with Stephanie and Shane vs. Rock with Linda - HHH

WM X-Seven: WWF Title in a No DQ Match - Rock (C) vs. Austin - Austin

WM X8: Rock vs. Hogan - Rock

WM XIX: World Heavyweight Title - Angle (C) with Heyman vs. Lesnar - Lesnar

From here on out we're getting into spoilers territory for my main rebooking of WWE. If there's anything different than what happens, then either I'm forgetting because I'm going off the top of my head, or I have changed the plan since making this post.

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