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Broadcast date; the actual recording date is unknown.
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All American Wrestling
Heavyweight Title (as of 2024-08-24)
Robert Anthony
2005-07-09
Berwyn, IL
Defeats Tony Scarpone to become the first champion.
Keith Walker
2005-11-26
Berwyn, IL
Stripped on 06-03-25.
Tyler Black (Seth Rollins)
2006-03-25
Berwyn, IL
Defeats Eric Priest, Danny Daniels, and Silas Young in a 4-way elimination match.
Marek Brave
2006-11-25
Berwyn, IL
Jerry Lynn
2007-05-19
Berwyn, IL
Tyler Black [2]
2008-07-12
Berwyn, IL
Jay Bradley
2009-03-28
Berwyn, IL
Jimmy Jacobs
2009-09-05
Berwyn, IL
Silas Young
2009-11-28
Berwyn, IL
Dan Lawrence
2011-03-12
Berwyn, IL
Silas Young [2]
2011-07-23
Berwyn, IL
Michael Elgin
2012-09-21
Berwyn, IL
Shane Hollister
2013-06-28
Berwyn, IL
Kevin Steen (Kevin Owens)
2013-11-30
Berwyn, IL
Shane Hollister [2]
2013-12-28
Berwyn, IL
Eddie Kingston
2014-09-12
Berwyn, IL
Josh Alexander
2015-05-01
Merrionette Park, IL
Defeats Kingston and Samoa Joe in a 3-way match.
Ethan Page
2015-06-20
Berwyn, IL
Eddie Kingston [2]
2015-11-28
Chicago, IL
Sami Callihan
2016-02-19
Merrionette Park, IL
Pentagon Jr.
2016-06-17
Merrionette Park, IL
Sami Callihan [2]
2016-10-08
Berwyn, IL
Puts his own hair in a "Quadruple Jeopardy" match, teaming with Jake Crist (putting his career), and defeats Pentagon Jr. (title), teaming with Fenix (mask).
