The World Brass Knuckles Championship was a professional wrestling brass knuckles championship in the Australian World Championship Wrestling promotion from 1974 until 1978.[1]

World Brass Knuckles Championship
Details
PromotionWorld Championship Wrestling
Date established1974
Date retired1978
Statistics
First champion(s)Ciclon Negro
Final champion(s)King Curtis Iaukea

Title history

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Wrestler Reign Date Location Notes
Ciclon Negro 1 October 1974 New York City Billed as having defeated Brute Bernard for the title.[2]
Mario Milano 1 7 November 1974 Melbourne, Victoria
Brute Bernard 1 January 1974 Sydney, New South Wales Wins in a tag team match, teaming with Waldo Von Erich to defeat Mario Milano & Tony Parisi but was stripped in 74/08 after throwing dye in Killer Karl Koxs eye.
Mario Milano 2 January 1974 Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, New South Wales Defeated Bob Roop to win the vacant title.
Leorenzo Parente 1 May 1974 Sydney, New South Wales
Mario Milano 3 June 1974 Sydney, New South Wales
Bull Ramos 1 June 1975 Melbourne, Victoria
Great Mephisto 1 6 August 1975 Melbourne, Victoria
Rocky Romero 1 1975 Melbourne, Victoria
Great Mephisto 2 1975 Sydney, New South Wales
Ron Miller 1 December 1975 ??
George Barnes 1 12 February 1976 ??
Ron Miller 2 December 1976 Brisbane, Queensland
Ciclon Negro 2 October 1976 Melbourne, Victoria Vacant in 76 when Negero leaves the area.[2]
Bugsy McGraw 1 December 1977 Sydney, New South Wales Defeats Larry O'Day.
Kevin Martin 1 December 1977 Sydney, New South Wales
Butcher Brannigan 1 December 1977 Sydney, New South Wales
Mario Milano 4 December 1977 Sydney, New South Wales
Butcher Brannigan 2 December 1977 ??
Ron Miller 3 December 1977 ??
Bruiser Brody 1 December 1978 Sydney, New South Wales
Ron Miller 4 December 1978 Sydney, New South Wales
Brute Bernard 2 December 1978 Sydney, New South Wales [3]
King Curtis Iaukea 1 December 1978 Sydney, New South Wales
Bulldog Brower 1 December 1978 Sydney, New South Wales
King Curtis Iaukea 2 December 1978 Sydney, New South Wales
WCW closed in December 1978.

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "World Brass Knuckles Title (Australia)".
  2. ^ a b "Cyclone Negro".
  3. ^ "Brute Bernard".
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