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Nice to see Marconi stay in its rightful place in my hometown lol.

Steve Williams Working the American territories over the course the 80s, Steve Williams grow to prominence in the NWA where he became a multiple time tag team champion before winning the US Championship from Sting at WrestleWar 90, holding it for most of the year before vacating the belt. He...

Bill Goldberg Former footballer turned wrestler, Bill Goldberg debut in the NWA in 1997. With his monstrous strength, surprising agility and silent charisma, Goldberg enraptured the fans after he quickly and easily started to pin jobbers and lower card talent, crafting an undefeated streak in...

Thats's OK. Just remember to keep other people's posts in mind when writing an entry so that it doesn't clash with what other people have already done.

That's cool, I see you have changed it Lashley. It can be Sting if you want it be as the list of champs isn't set in stone. Sting can easily be inserted in.

Nice job. Is the NWA champ meant to Lashely or Sting here? Btw claiming Goldberg!

So I did. I'll put him under no date given.

Well have mercy on my soul, made a master list of the World titles of the 3 major US companies (ECW, NWA and WWF). Now had to take some liberties to make sense of it all, especially when it has been vague. @nezza your posts have been inconsistent with others, including your own. Remember this is...

Keep in mind this is meant to be a collaborative timeline.

One thing we do need to clarify is if WCW is a JCP or an NWA thing, because we've been randomly calling both WCW at points.

Think we are start going to have to need a master timeline, at least in terms of title reigns as I'm starting to sense there are a few clashes going on.

Samoa Joe After training in New Japan’s LA Dojo at the dawn of the millennium, Samoa Joe started wrestling in New Japan Pro-Wrestling’s developmental territory of Zero1 where alongside Brock Lesner (who had taken Inoki’s offer to train in Japan) would win the tag titles and later briefly feud...

Daniel Bryan Debuting in the 2001 Royal Rumble in the pre-show, Bryan Danielson was brought on by the WWF to take part in their Light Heavyweight division. Daniel Bryans time in WWF was a mixed bag, often appearing low on the card or jobbing out to the more established stars. Yet he finally got...

Joan Lee Bodybuilder turned wrestler, Joan Laurer turned many heads in the wrestling industry due to her stature. Courted by many, she was turned down by the WWF before nearly being hired by WCW to as a female enforcer to Hogan’s NWO, before Paul Heyman talked her into signing with ECW at the...

Several of them have been mentioned in some capacity in a few of the posts already. Wouldn't mind having a go at few of the female wrestlers out there. Edit: Dibs on Chyna. Got a few half ideas forming.

Stan Hansen Renowned for his stiff wrestling style, Stan Hansen would find success in multiple promotions across the globe. Infamously “breaking the neck” of WWWF Champion Bruno Sammartino with one of his lariats, the pair would feud till 1977 where Hansen would finally pin Sammartino. Hansen...

Yes I mentioned Kurt Angle in my Don Frye post (we should really start thread marking these). NWA champ in the earlier 2000's

Huh. Yeah you're right, I guess Sayama was never the original Tiger Mask.

How would people feel if one of Randy Savage's kids become a next gen wrestler? I mean something like Charlotte Flair vs Daughter of Randy Savage would probably be a thing.

No reason for that to have been changed so far, unless someone wants a crack at it. OTL Misawa was the 2nd Tiger Mask if that was what you was thinking off.