Danny Miller	74/02/27	Raleigh, NC
Defeats Ole Anderson in tournament final.
Ivan Koloff	74/05/10	Richmond VA
Paul Jones	74/07/08	Charlotte, NC
Ivan Koloff [2]	74/10/24?	Anderson, SC?
Paul Jones [2]	74/12/26	Greensboro, NC
Ric Flair	75/02/08	Winston-Salem, NC
Paul Jones [3]	75/08/08	Richmond, VA
Vacant on 75/12/03 after winning US Heavyweight Title on 75/11/27.
Angelo Mosca	76/04/14	Raleigh, NC
Defeats Tim Woods in tournament final.
Paul Jones [4]	76/06/30	Raleigh, NC
Angelo Mosca [2]	76/08/11	Raleigh, NC
Mr. Wrestling (Tim Woods)	76/10/16	Greensboro, NC
Greg Valentine	76/11/08	Fayetteville, NC
Rufus R. Jones	76/11/30	Charleston, SC
Greg Valentine [2]	77/01/19	Raleigh, NC
Rufus Jones [2]	77/02/15	Raleigh NC
Ric Flair [2]	77/04/04	Greenville, SC
Ricky Steamboat	77/06/15	Raleigh, NC
Baron Von Raschke	77/10/12	Raleigh, NC
Wins a tournament (*) to become NWA Television champion in 78/03 (78/03/03 and/or 78/03/04).
Johnny Weaver	78/03/05	Charlotte, NC
Baron Von Raschke [2]	78/03/26	Greensboro, NC
Paul Jones [3]	78/06/07	Raleigh, NC
Ricky Steamboat [2]	79/06/10	Ashville, NC
Vacant in 80.
Masked Superstar	80/04	Raleigh, NC
Defeats Blackjack Mulligan in tournament final; vacant in 80/10.
Roddy Piper	80/11/01	Richmond, VA
Defeats Paul Jones in tournament final; vacates on 81/01/27 when Piper wins United States Heavyweight Title.
Sweet Ebony Diamond	81/04/29	Raleigh, NC
Defeats Greg Valentine in tournament final.
Greg Valentine [3]	81
Sweet Ebony Diamond [2]	81/05/30	Charlotte, NC
Greg Valentine [4]	81
Ron Bass	81/09/06	Ashville, NC
Ivan Koloff [2]	81/11/03	Charlotte, NC
Jimmy Valiant	82/01/02	Hampton, VA
Ivan Koloff [3]	82
Jimmy Valiant [2]	82/06/06	Toronto, ON
Ivan Koloff [4]	82
Jimmy Valiant [3]	82/10/17	Toronto, ON
Jos LeDuc	82/09/19	Charlotte, NC
Stripped in 82 for using ropes in a match against Johnny Weaver.
Bad Leroy Brown	82/11/27	Greensboro, NC
Wins 20-man battle royal.
Mike Rotundo	82/12/25	Charlotte, NC
Dick Slater	83/02/22	Columbia, SC
Roddy Piper [2]	83/03/27	Ashville, NC
Dick Slater [2]	83/04/03	Greensboro, NC
Jos LeDuc [2]	83/04/30	Richmond, VA
Great Kabuki	83/05/23	Greenville, SC
Charlie Brown (Jimmy Valiant) [3]	83/11/24	Greensboro, NC
Vacates in 84/01 when Valiant stops wrestling as Brown.
Mark Youngblood	84/03/07	Spartanburg, SC
Defeats Dick Slater in 8-man tournament final.
Tully Blanchard	84/03/28
Dusty Rhodes	85/03/16	Greensboro, NC
Recognized as NWA World Television Title in 85/04.