WXW Television Championship

The WXW Television Championship is a professional wrestling title created in 1996 as part of Top Rope Productions and World Xtreme Wrestling when the promotion was renamed in 1998. ^[1]

Title history

Wrestlers:	Times:	Date:	Location:	Notes:
Shane Black	1	November 26, 2000		Defeated Tommy Suede in a 7-man tournament final.
Afa, Jr.	1	January 9, 2001	Allentown, PA	Defeated Shane Black in a ladder match.
After winning the WXW World Heavyweight Title, Afa, Jr. is stripped of the Television title on September 29, 2002.
Havoc	1	October 19, 2002	Bethlehem, PA	Havoc defeated Wenzel in a tournament final to win vacant title.
Tommy Suede	1	May 16, 2003	Fountain Hill, PA
Havoc	2	September 19, 2003	Fountain Hill, PA
Slyk Wagner Brown	1	November 16, 2003	Fountain Hill, PA
Title is held up following a double-pin in a mixed tag match with WXW Women's Champion April Hunter against Tommy Suede & Ariel.
Tommy Suede	2	March 12, 2004	Scotia, PA	Defeated Slyk Wagner Brown in a Best 2 out of 3 Falls match to win vacant title.
Title is later vacated on July 11, 2004 when Tommy Suede is forced to surrender the title due to injury.
Boogalou	1	July 11, 2004	Scotia, PA	Defeated Cabbie, Kevin Matthews and Guapo in a Four Way Elimination match to win vacant title.
E.C. Negro	1	October 29, 2004	Scotia, PA

^ Westcott, Brian; Eric Shaffer, Ben Ziek, John Lazarsky, Mark Clemson and Sam Cesare (2006). "World Xtreme Wrestling World Television Title History". Solie's Title Histories. http://www.solie.org/titlehistories/tvwxw.html.