what was the relationship between WCW and the NWA I know Ted Turner bought Jim Crocket Promotions but How is it that the NWA is still around after the fact? (I alway thought NWA and WCW was the same)
Bob Trobich, longtime legal counsel and current Executive Director for the NWA, has been posting on their message forum and a couple of days ago gave his account of the legal events concerning the Big Gold Belt in the early '90s with Ric Flair, the NWA, and WCW in condensed form. Here is what he said:
-JIm Crockett Promotions had the belt made in the mid-80s. -Ric Flair fired by WCW in 1991; the NWA ...
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Was this the World heavyweight title belt that Konnan used in AAA? If so, it says in that title history that Konnan left AAA in October 1996. However, I have a result as late as 11/11/1996 that lists Konnan as "Mexican champion." Any ideas as to why this is the case?
The dates I've always seen listed for the held-up World title match between Flair and Steamboat is 04/23/1994 or 04/24/1994, but I have a listing that says 04/21/1994. What gives?
Forgive me if this has already been asked, but why have the WCW title histories been split up from the NWA title histories? For example, I always thought that the Mid-Atlantic tag team titles became the NWA World Tag Team title, which would become the WCW World Tag Team titles. The same goes for the World Television title and possibly several others.