Hall of Fame

 Nikodemous Segier was the first person to beat Randy Cross without a DQ. Thus, he was the first to beat Randy for the World Title.

Nikodemous feuded with The Outlaw in the mid part of 1998, and put out some great matches with The Outlaw.

Nik joined the House of Pain in the mid part of 1998, and the infamous group immediately turned to fan favorites. This is when the HOP enjoyed their most victorious run, with Nik in its ranks.

In his second Title reign, Nik held the title for over 10 months, bousting the longest world title reign in the WWA's History.
 

Title History:
WWA World Title x 2
Light Heavyweight Title x 2

The Outlaw emerged on the scene in the tag ranks with his business partner, smartly called Mr Business. Together they formed the Executive Club and became the first World Tag Team Champions. They had some amazing battles with the Commadant's Own, who eventually beat them for the titles.

The Outlaw, was an Extreme Wrestler, when Extreme wasn't cool. Along with Shaman and New Star, he blazed the way in the newly made Extreme Division, capturing the Extreme Title once. In addition, he was the Light Heavyweight champion on 3 different occasions. Beating the mighty Nik Segier twice and New Star once.

Then the Outlaw took the next step to the US Titlem beating the incomprable Johnny Blaze.

Once, Randy Cross left the House of Pain, The Outlaw took the reigns and the didn't miss a beat. At the helm of the HOP, The Outlaw won the WWA World Title twice. Once beating Denrol and the other after winning a HUGE 64 man Tourney.

Title History:
WWA World Title x 2

World Tag Team Title x 1

United States Title x 1

Light Heavyweight Title x 3

Extreme Title x 1

Ian Tense emerged onto the WWA landscape in early 2002. Immediately, he established himself as one of the more calculating and sinister wrestlers on the roster. Through a series of well-timed backstage attacks, Ian quickly rose through the TV title ranks, capturing the title -- the first of many individual championships.

After dropping the TV title, Ian teamed up with one time rival "Pretty Boy" Troy Walcott to reform The Fraternity. Ian too advantage of Walcott's trust and the exposure he gained as a member of The Fraternity to vault himself up the ladder into the US title scene. Ian betrayed Walcott, severely injuring him in the process and ending the Fraternity for good. Ian captured his first US Title in an Atlanta Street Fight against Harley Trapper and then-champion Shane Dorian. Ian held onto the belt for over 4 months before getting injured in a rematch with Dorian. After 2 months out of action, Ian returned and defeated Dorian to recapture the title and was never defeated for the belt.

With Ian's notoriety rising to historic levels, Ian entered Birthday Brawl 2002 as the US Champion, but would leave as the WWA World Champion, literally ripping the belt from fellow Hall-of-Famer Tracer Bullet's hands and ending Craven Moore's 2nd World Title Reign.

Ian would go on to hold the title for over 7 months, forming the Devil's Own alongside Leviathan and Lockdown. The Devil's Own would go on to become the dominant force in the WWA long after Ian Tense lost control of the stable to Dave Harley shortly after losing the World Title.

Ian would make several returns, highlighted by feuds with Denrol and Leviathan. But it was his last return under the guise of "Proteus" that was the most controversial as he sided with Kade Williams' The Damned stable to torture the entire WWA roster.

Ian's final match was against long-time heated rival, Damian Thorne. Much like their continuous rivalry that lasted for much of six years, the match ended with no clear winner. Ian retired on the first Underground of the revamped WWA. And did so with The Original Devil's Own in his corner.

Title History:

1x WWA Television Champion (March 4, 2002 - April 7, 2002)
2 x WWA United States Champion (April 10, 2002 - July 30, 2002/ September 1, 2002 - November 10, 2002)
1 x WWA World Champion (Novermber 10, 2002 - June 1st, 2003)

Member of The Fraternity
Founder of The Devil's Own
Member of The Damned

The Overlords of the Dark were the single most dominate force in the early WWA, possibly EVER in the WWA. Together Darken and Steihl gained the World Tag Team Titles twice.

The most amazing part of this, they were just as dominate in singles competition, as they were as Partners. They headlined a feud between themselves that spanded over a year, netting them many singles titles and the 1999 Feud of the Year award.

Darken. during the feud with Steihl, he beat Stiehl for the United States title in a dangerous Fire Match. Months later Darken beats Gregory O'Hara for the WWA World Title.

Steihl, during his feud with Darken, was United States champ twice, once beating Darken and the other beating Jack, of the Horsemen. In addition, Steihl joined the House of Pain and even beat Darken with their aid to gain the WWA World Title.

Title History:
Tag Team Champions x 2

Darken
WWA World Title x 1
United States Title x 1

Steihl
WWA World Title x 1
United States Title x 2