Some of the best wrestlers ever held gold in WCW, but not every reign was good. The following are the shortest reigns of ...

"The Nature" Boy, Ric Flair, is one of the greatest wrestling legends of all-time. His son, David Flair, was very far from it ...

"Who's Next?", "NWO 4 Life", and "Holla If Ya Hear Me!" live on forever in the memories of fans, as do the catchphrases of ...

Indeed, some of these midcard champions came off better than ... faced the best of WCW at the time and even a turn as TV ...

It was also the year in which the WCW World Television Championship died. A company staple since before WCW began operations, the TV Title was retired when Eric Bischoff and Vince Russo conducted ...

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Professional wrestling legend Chris Jericho has stated the WWE Hall of Fame "doesn't matter" to him and that he doesn't "think it's really real anyways." ...

WCW World Heavyweight Champion Hulk Hogan teams ... the special guest referee Harlem Heat defends the WCW World Tag Team Championship against Stars Stripes Johnny B Badd challenges The Enforcer ...

With a newfound focus, the New Jersey-native started to chalk up victories thanks to his Diamond Cutter finishing maneuver and won the WCW Television Championship from Renegade at Fall Brawl in 1995.

Finlay found his first piece of championship gold in 1998, defeating Booker T to capture the WCW Television Title. From there, he wreaked havoc in WCW’s hardcore division, relentlessly clubbing ...

Booker T was the World Television Champion ... Now what? Would WCW vacate the championship? Would a new champion be crowned in the novel idea of a tournament? Would the belt be quietly retired?