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CURT HENNIG TITLE HISTORY
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NWA PACIFIC NORTHWEST
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NWA PACIFIC NORTHWEST TAG
TEAM TITLE: (3 TIMES)
1:
as one half of The Axe Attack - with Larry "The Axe" Hennig - defeated
Rip Oliver and Matt Borne, April 27th 1982
lost titles to Rip
Oliver and Matt Borne,
May 1st 1982
2:
with Buddy Rose defeated Rip Oliver and The Assassin
in Portland, Oregon, November 5th 1983
lost titles to
Dynamite Kid and The Assassin
in Portland, Oregon, November 12th 1983
3:
with Pat McGhee defeated Dynamite Kid and The Assassin
in Eugene, Oregon, December 23rd 1983
lost titles to Rip
Oliver and The Assassin
in Portland, Oregon, February 11th 1984
NWA PACIFIC NORTHWEST
HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE: (1 TIME)
1:
defeated Sheik Abdullah Ali Hassan
in Portland, Oregon, May 10th 1983
lost title to Dynamite
Kid
in Seattle, Washington, September 7th 1983
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AWA WORLD TAG
TEAM TITLE: (1 TIME)
1:
with Scott Hall defeated Jimmy Garvin and Steve Regal in Albuquerque,
New Mexico, January 18th 1986
lost titles to Rip
Oliver and Matt Borne,
May 1st 1982
AWA WORLD
HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE: (1 TIME)
1:
defeated Nick Bockwinkel in San Francisco, California
(title was officially awarded to Curt Hennig on May 13th 1987 when the
AWA review board ruled - by a majority of 4-2 - Larry Zbyszko did not
interfere in the title match)
lost title to Jerry
Lawler in Memphis, Tennesee, May 9th 1988
(Curt Hennig "lost" the AWA World Heavyweight title to Greg Gagne in a
cage match in 1987. The result was not officially cleared,
though, causing a split between the AWA's head bookers.
Eventually it was agreed that Greg Gagne would lose the title in a
rematch with Hennig and the title change in the disputed cage match
remains unratified and ignored)
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WWE INTERCONTINENTAL
TITLE: (2 TIMES)
1:
defeated Tito Santana in the final of an eight-man tournament for the
vacant Intercontinental title in Austin, Texas, April 23rd 1990
(The WWE Intercontinental title was dropped by Ultimate Warrior after
he had defeated Hulk Hogan for the WWE World Heavyweight title at
Wrestle Mania VI on April 1st 1990. So an eight-man tournament
was set up to
determine the next IC champion. Mr. Perfect defeated "Superfly"
Jimmy Snuka in the first round on April 4th 1990, and received a bye
into the final after "Rowdy" Roddy Piper and "The Model" Rick Martel
suffered a double disqualification in their first round match-up.
Click here for details of the IC tournament bracket
)
lost title to "Texas
Tornado" Kerry von Erich at Summer Slam 1990 in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, August 27th 1990
2:
defeated "Texas Tornado" Kerry von Erich in Rochester, New York,
November 19th 1990
lost title to Bret
"The Hitman" Hart at Summer Slam 1991 in New York, New York, August
26th 1991
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WCW UNITED STATES TITLE:
(1 TIME)
1:
defeated Steve McMichael in Charlotte, North Carolina, September 15th
1997
lost title to Diamond
Dallas Page in Washington, D.C., December 28th 1997
WCW WORLD TAG TEAM TITLE:
(1 TIME)
1:
with Barry Windham defeated Chris Benoit and Dean Malenko at Super
Brawl IX in a double-elimination tournament final for the vacant WCW
World Tag Team titles
in Oakland, California, February 21st 1999
(The WCW World Tag Team titles were vacated by Rick Steiner and Kenny
Kaos on 4th January 1999 due to an injury sustained by Rick Steiner)
lost titles to Chris
Benoit and Dean Malenko at Uncensored '99
in Louisville, Kentucky, March 14th 1999
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Curt Hennig became the first i-Generation
Superstars of Wrestling Heavyweight champion, defeating Brutus
Beefcake on July 28th 2000
Curt Hennig won the World Wrestling
Council Universal Heavyweight title, defeating Carly Colon on
September 30th 2000
Curt Hennig was recognised as the first Main Event Championship Wrestling
Heavyweight champion
Curt Hennig won the Future of
Wrestling Heavyweight title, defeating Bruno Sassi on December
14th 2002
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CURT HENNIG'S BIO:
Being the son of the legendary Larry "The Axe" Hennig, it was perhaps
inevitable that people expected Curt to follow in his father's
footsteps into the world of professional wrestling. Read about
the path Curt Hennig took on his route to wrestling stardom and the
trail he left for future generations by clicking
here
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