เอดับเบิลยูเอ เวิลด์เฮฟวี่เวท แชมเปี้ยนชิพ เป็นเข็มขัดแชมป์โลกของ American Wrestling Associationในบอสตัน ก่อตั้งขึ้นเมื่อวันที่ 21 กุมภาพันธ์ ค.ศ. 1928[1] และสิ้นสุดลงในปี ค.ศ. 1952[1]
AWA World Heavyweight Championship (Boston version)
เอดับเบิลยูเอ เวิลด์เฮฟวี่เวท แชมเปี้ยนชิพ (บอสตันเวอร์ชัน)
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| รายละเอียด
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| วันก่อตั้ง
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21 กุมภาพันธ์ ค.ศ. 1928
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- Key
| Reign
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The reign number for the specific set of wrestlers listed
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| #
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Indicates what number the reign is
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| N/A
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The information is not available or is unknown
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นักมวยปล้ำ
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สมัย
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วันที่ได้
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ระยะการครอง (วัน)
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สถานที่
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หมายเหตุ
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| 1
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Ed Lewis
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1
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February 21, 1928
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318
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St. Louis, Missouri
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Defeated Joe Stecher to win the original main line title
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| 2
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Gus Sonnenberg
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1
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January 4, 1929
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705
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Boston, Massachusetts
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| 3
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Ed Don George
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1
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December 10, 1930
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125
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Los Angeles, California
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| 4
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Ed Lewis
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2
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April 14, 1931
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20
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Los Angeles, California
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| 5
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Henri Deglane
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1
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May 4, 1931
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751
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Montreal, Quebec
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Wins by DQ after allegedly being bitten; recognized in Boston and Montreal as AWA champion; Lewis still recognized in California.
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| 6
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Ed Don George
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2
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February 9, 1933
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901
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Boston, Massachusetts
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| 7
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Danno O'Mahoney
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1
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July 30, 1935
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352
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Boston, Massachusetts
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The title was unified with the NWA World Heavyweight Championship and New York State Athletic Commission World Heavyweight Championship to be the Unified World Heavyweight Championship; loses to Dick Shikat on March 2, 1936 in New York, but continues to be recognized as champion by AWA.
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| 8
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Yvon Robert
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1
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July 16, 1936
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531
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Montreal, Quebec
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Stripped in December 1937 for not defending against Lou Thesz.
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| 9
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Lou Thesz
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1
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December 29, 1937
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44
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St. Louis, Missouri
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Defeats Everette Marshall and is presented the AWA title.
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| 10
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Steve Casey
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1
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February 11, 1938
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384
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Boston, Massachusetts
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| 11
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Marv Westenberg
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1
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March 02, 1939
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14
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Boston, Massachusetts
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| 12
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Gus Sonnenberg
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2
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March 16, 1939
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13
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Boston, Massachusetts
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| 13
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Steve Casey
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2
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March 29, 1939
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20
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Boston, Massachusetts
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| 14
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Ed Don George
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3
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April 18, 1939
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199
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Albany, NY
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| 15
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Steve Casey
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3
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November 3, 1939
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183
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Buffalo, New York
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| 16
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The French Angel
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1
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May 13, 1940
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731
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Boston, Massachusetts
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| 17
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Steve Casey
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4
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May 14, 1942
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810
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Boston, Massachusetts
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| 18
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The French Angel
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2
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August 1, 1944
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14
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San Francisco, California
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| 19
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Steve Casey
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5
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August 15, 1944
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253
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San Francisco, California
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Casey goes to the US Army; Sandor Szabo emerges from a series of elimination bouts as the duration world champion; Casey defeats Szabo in the consolidation match on April 4, 1945 in Boston, Massachusetts.
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| 20
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Sandor Szabo
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1
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April 25, 1945
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7
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Boston, Massachusetts
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| 21
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Frank Sexton
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1
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May 2, 1945
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35
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Boston, Massachusetts
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| 22
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Steve Casey
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6
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June 6, 1945
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21
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Boston, Massachusetts
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| 23
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Frank Sexton
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2
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June 27, 1945
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1791
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Boston, Massachusetts
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| 24
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Don Eagle
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1
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May 23, 1950
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1
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Cleveland, Ohio
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| 25
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Gorgeous George
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1
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May 26, 1950
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97
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Chicago, Illinois
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| 26
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Don Eagle
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2
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August 31, 1950
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Columbus, Ohio
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Vacant
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November 1952
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Vacated in November 1952 when Eagle was inactive due to back injuries. Eagle's reign may have lasted between 759 and 822 days.
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