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| World Wide Wrestling Federation | ( | 1963 | - | 1970s | ) |
| World Wrestling Entertainment | ( | 2003/07 | - | ) |



| Buddy Rogers | 60/04/20< | |
| Later recognized by the NWA; vacant when Rogers wins the NWA World Title, defeating Pat O'Connor on 61/06/30 in Chicago, IL. | ||
| Bobo Brazil | 63/04/06< | |
| Johnny Barend | 63/06/05< | |
| Bobo Brazil [2] | 63/07/09 | Philadelphia, PA |
| Johnny Barend [2] | 63/09/11< | |
| Sometime after 63/08/29. | ||
| Bobo Brazil [3] | 64/08/04< | |
| Still/again champion as of 68/11/24. | ||
| The Sheik | 69/01/20< | |
| Bobo Brazil [4] | 69/02/10< | |
| Still/again champion as of 70/11/23. | ||
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| Pedro Morales | 70/12/16< | CA * |
| Defeats Fred Blassie in tournament final; vacant on 71/02/08 when Morales wins WWWF World Title. | ||
| Bobo Brazil [5] | 71/02 | |
| Still/again champion as of 76/09/13. | ||
| The Sheik [2] | 77/08/07< | |
| Reigns by Brazil and Sheik after 66 may be for the Detroit version. | ||
| Eddie Guerrero | 03/07/27 | Denver, CO |
| Defeats Chris Benoit in a tournament final; WWF claims the lineage is linked to WCW United States Title. | ||
| Big Show (Paul Wight) | 03/10/19 | Baltimore, MD |
| John Cena | 04/03/14 | New York, NY |
| Stripped on 04/07/06 in Winnipeg, MB for attacking Smackdown! general manager Kurt Angle. | ||
| Booker T. | 04/07/27 | Cincinnati, OH |
| Defeats Rob Van Dam in 8-man elimination match. | ||
| John Cena [2] | 04/10/03 | E. Rutherford, NJ |
| Wins a best-of-five series. | ||
| Carlito Caribbean Cool (Carly Colon) | 04/10/05 | Boston, MA |
| John Cena [3] | 04/11/16 | Dayton, OH |
| Orlando Jordan | 05/03/01 | Albany, NY |
| Chris Benoit | 05/08/21 | Washington, DC |
| Booker T. [2] | 05/10/18 | Reno, NV |
| Title held up on 05/11/21 in Sheffield, GBR after a match against Chris Benoit ends as a draw when two referees are involved and count a pinfall as both men have their shoulders on the mat. | ||
| Booker T. [3] | 06/01/10 | Philadelphia, PA |
| Defeats Chris Benoit in a Best-of-Seven Series with Randy Orton substituting for the injured Booker to gain the fourth win. | ||
| Chris Benoit [2] | 06/02/19 | Baltimore, MD |
| John Bradshaw Layfield | 06/04/02 | Chicago, IL |
| Bobby Lashley | 06/05/26 | Bakersfield, CA |
| Dave Finlay | 06/07/11 | Minneapolis, MN |
| Ken Kennedy | 06/08/29 | Reading, PA |
| Wins a 3-way match against Finlay and Bobby Lashley by pinning Lashley. | ||
| Chris Benoit [3] | 06/10/10 | Jacksonville, FL |
| MVP (Montel Vontavious Porter) | 07/05/20 | St. Louis, MO |
| Matt Hardy | 08/04/27 | Baltimore, MD |
| Shelton Benjamin | 08/07/20 | Uniondale, NY |
| MVP [2] | 09/03/20 | Corpus Christi, TX |
| Kofi Kingston | 09/06/01 | Birmingham, AL |
| The Miz (Mike Mizanin) | 09/10/06 | Wilkes-Barre, PA |
| Bret Hart | 10/05/17 | Toronto, ON |
| Vacates on 10/05/24 when Hart becomes the General Manager of RAW. | ||
| R-Truth (Ron Killings) | 10/05/24 | Toledo, OH |
| Defeats The Miz. | ||
| The Miz [2] | 10/06/14 | Charlotte, NC |
| Wins a 4-way match against R-Truth, John Morrison, and Zack Ryder. | ||
| Daniel Bryan (Bryan Danielson) | 10/09/19 | Rosemont, IL |
| Sheamus | 11/03/14 | St. Louis, MO |
| Kofi Kingston [2] | 11/05/01 | Tampa, FL |
| Dolph Ziggler | 11/06/19 | Washington, DC |
| Zack Ryder | 11/12/18 | Baltimore, MD |
| Jack Swagger | 12/01/17 | Anaheim, CA |
| Santino Marella | 12/03/05 | Boston, MA |
| Antonio Cesaro (Claudio Castagnoli) | 12/08/19 | Los Angeles, CA |
| Kofi Kingston [3] | 13/04/15 | Greenville, SC |
| Dean Ambrose (Jon Moxley) | 13/05/19 | St. Louis, MO |
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