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- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship abstract "The NWA Missouri Heavyweight Championship was the secondary singles championship in the National Wrestling Alliance's St. Louis Wrestling Club and Central States Wrestling promotions in the 1970s and 1980s. It was usually dominated by the area's top star, Harley Race, and as such it was considered a "stepping stone" to the NWA World Heavyweight Championship (although only Race, Terry Funk, Kerry Von Erich and Ric Flair made it; Gene Kiniski and Dory Funk, Jr. were already former World Champions upon winning the Missouri title). Previous versions existed in 1899, 1921, 1933 to 1934, 1937, 1947, 1950, and 1954 to 1955, but it was only in 1972 that a serious championship was established. It was shelved in 1986, as the Central States promotion was being consolidated under Jim Crockett Promotions in order to counter the World Wrestling Federation's national expansion. NWA Midwest revived the title in 2002 and it existed until 2012. NWA Central-States Championship Wrestling (CCW) crowned a new champion on March 29th, 2014.".
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship wikiPageID "2016273".
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship wikiPageRevisionID "602877214".
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship created "--09-16".
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship created "October - December 1899".
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship currentholder "Elvis Aliaga".
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship firstchamp "George Baptiste".
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship hasPhotoCollection NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship.
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship longestreign "Dingo".
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship mostreigns "Harley Race".
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship promotion "NWA Central-States Championship Wrestling".
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship promotion "NWA Midwest".
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship promotion "St. Louis Wrestling Club".
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship shortestreign "Ted DiBiase".
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship subject Category:Central_States_Wrestling_championships.
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship subject Category:National_Wrestling_Alliance_championships.
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship subject Category:Regional_professional_wrestling_championships.
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship subject Category:State_heavyweight_wrestling_championships.
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship type Abstraction100002137.
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship type Championship107457834.
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- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship comment "The NWA Missouri Heavyweight Championship was the secondary singles championship in the National Wrestling Alliance's St. Louis Wrestling Club and Central States Wrestling promotions in the 1970s and 1980s. It was usually dominated by the area's top star, Harley Race, and as such it was considered a "stepping stone" to the NWA World Heavyweight Championship (although only Race, Terry Funk, Kerry Von Erich and Ric Flair made it; Gene Kiniski and Dory Funk, Jr.".
- NWA_Missouri_Heavyweight_Championship label "NWA Missouri Heavyweight Championship".
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