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WWF Intercontinental Title History

 

 

1.  September 1979
                Pat Patterson
                               - Federation Fact:  Pat Patterson defeats Ted DiBiase in a tounrnament tin Rio de Janeiro to become the first Intercontinental Champion.

2.  April 21, 1980
                Ken Patera  (New York, NY)

3.  December 8, 1980
                Pedro Morales  (New York, NY)

4.  June 20, 1981
                Don "The Rock" Muraco  (New York, NY)

5.  November 23, 1981
                Pedro Morales (2)  (New York, NY)

6.  January 22, 1983
                Don "The Rock" Muraco (2)  (New York, NY)

7.  February 11, 1984
                Tito Santana  (Boston, MA)

8.  September 24, 1984
                Greg "The Hammer" Valentine  (London, ONT)

9.  July 6, 1985
                Tito Santana (2)  (Baltimore, MD)

10.  February 8, 1986
                Randy Savage  (Boston, MA)

11.  March 29, 1987
                Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat  (Pontiac, MI)

12.  June 2, 1987
                Honky Tonk Man  (Buffalo, NY)

13.  August 29, 1988
                The Ultimate Warrior  (New York, NY)
                                - Federation Fact:  The Ultimate Warrior substituted for Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake, who was unable to compete the night at Summer Slam.   

14.  April 2, 1989
                Ravishiing Rick Rude  (Alantic City, NJ)

15.  August 28, 1989
                The Ultimate Warrior (2)  (East Rutherford, NJ)

16.  April 1, 1990
                VACANT
                              - Federation Fact:  The Intercontinental Title is declared Vacant after the Ultimate Warrior wins the Wold Title from Hulk Hogan.

17.  April 23, 1990
                Mr. Perfect  (Austin, TX)
                               - Federation Fact:  Perfect defeats Titl Santana in a eight-man tournament to determine a new Intercontinental Champion.

18.  August 27, 1990
                The Texas Tornado  (Philadelphia, PA)

19.  November 19, 1990
                Mr. Perfect (2)  (Rochester, NY)

20.  August 26, 1991
                Bret Hart  (New York, NY)

21.  January 17, 1992
                The Mountie  (Springfield, MA)

22.  January 19, 1992
                Rowdy Roody Piper  (Albany, NY)

23.  April 5, 1992
                Bret Hart (2)  (Indianapolis, IN)

24.  August 29, 1992
                The British Bulldog  (London, ENG)

25.  October 27, 1992
                Shawn Micheals  (Terre Haute, IN)

26.  May 17, 1993
                Marty Jennetty (New York, NY)

27.  June 6, 1993
                Shawn Micheals (2)  (Albany, NY)

28.  September 1993
                VACANT
                               - Federation Fact:  The WWF IC Title is declared VACANT after Shawn Micheals briefly leaves the WWF.

29.  September 27, 1993
                Razor Ramon  (New Haven, CT)
                                - Federation Fact:  Razor defeats The Model Rick Martel in a match to determine the new Champion.

30.  April 13, 1994
                Diesel   (Rochester, NY)

31.  August 29, 1994
                Razor Ramon (2)  (Chicago, IL)

32.  January 22, 1995
                Jeff Jarrett  (Tampa, FL)

33.  May 19, 1995
                Razor Ramon (3)  (Montreal, QUE)

34.  May 21, 1995
                Jeff Jarrett (2)  (Trois-Rivieres, QUE)

35.  July 23, 1995
                Shawn Micheals (3)  (Nashville, TN)
                                - October 22, 1995 Federation Fact:  Shawn Micheals is forced to give up the title after he is physically unable to defend it against Dean Douglas that night,  Federation Gorilla Monsoon orders a forfeit of the belt to Dean Douglas.  Just minutes later, Douglas lses the title to Razor Ramon.

36.  October 22, 1995
                Dean Douglas

37.  October 22, 1995
                Razor Ramon (4)

38.  January 21, 1996
                Goldust   (Fresno, CA)

39.  April 1, 1996
                VACANT
                               - Federation Fact:  The WWF IC Title is declared VACANT after a controversial decision between Savio Vega (San Bernardino).  That night a rematch is held in which Goldust reclaims the title.

40.  April 1, 1996
                Goldust (2)

41.  June 23, 1996
                Ahmed Johnson  (Milwaukee, WI)

42.  August 1996
                VACANT
                               - Federation Fact:  The WWF IC Title is declared VACANT after Ahmed Johnson injured at the hands of Faarooq.  A tournament is announced to declare a new Champion.

43.  September 23, 1996
                Wild Man Marc Mero  (Hershey Park, PA)
                                - Federation Fact:  Marc Mero defeats Faarooq in a tournament final on Monday Night Raw to claim the WWF IC Title.

44.  October 21, 1996
                Hunter Hearst-Helmsley  (Ft. Wayne, IN)

45.  February 13, 1997
                Rocky Maivia  (Alamodome)

46.  April 28, 1997
                Owen Hart  (Omaha, NE)

47.  August 3, 1997
                Stone Cold Steve Austin  (East Rutherford, NJ)

48.  September 8, 1997
                VACANT
                                - Federation Fact:  Stone Cold was stripped of the IC Title due to neck injury by Owen Hart at Summer Slam.  IC Title Tournament is in place.          

49.  October 5, 1997
                Owen Hart (2)  (St. Louis, MI)
                               - Federation Fact:  Owen Hart won the Tournament final against Faarooq.        

50.  November 9, 1997
                Stone Cold Steve Austin (2)  (Montreal, Quebec, Canada)
                                - Federation Fact:  After Stone Cold using his truck has a weapon against Rocky Maivia at the Generation X.  Vince McMahon told Stone Cold he had to fight The Rock on that next night on RAW or forfiet the title.  Stone Cold forfeited the title.        

51.  December 8, 1997
                Rocky Maivia (2)  (Portland, Maine)

52.  August 30, 1998
                Hunter Hearst-Helmsley (2)  (New York, NY)

53.  October 1998
                VACANT
                                - Federation Fact:  Helmsley was forced to forfeit the title due to knee surgury.  An Eight-man tournament was held at Monday Night Raw to see who will become new IC Champion.  

54.  October 12, 1998
                Ken Shamrock   (Uniondale, NY)
                                - Federation Fact:  Shamrock defeats X-Pac in the finals of the Eight-man tournament to become new IC Champion.

55.  February 14, 1999
                Val Venis  (Memphis, TN)

56.  March 15, 1999
                Road Dogg  (San Jose, CA)

57.  March 29, 1999
                Goldust (3)  (New York, NY)

58.  April 12, 1999
                The Godfather  (Detroit, MI)

59.  May 25, 1999
                Jeff Jarrett (3)  (Moline, IL)

60.  July 24, 1999
                Edge   (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)

61.  July 25, 1999
                Jeff Jarrett (4)  (Buffalo, NY)

62.  July 27, 1999
                D-Lo Brown  (Columbus, OH)

63.  August 22, 1999
                Jeff Jarrett (5)  (Minneapolis, Minnesotta)

64.  October 17, 1999
                Chyna   (Cleveland, OH)

65.  December 12, 1999
                Chris Jericho (Ft. Lauderdale, FL)

66.  December 28, 1999
                VACANT
                                - Federation Fact:  The title was declared vacant after a match against Chyna ended in a disputed pinfall by both competitors because of the presence of 2 referees.

67.  January 3, 2000
                Chyna (2) / Chris Jericho (2)  (Miami, FL)
                                - Federation Fact:  Stephanie McMahon-Helmesley declared that both Chyna and Jericho would sharethe title. Each would be allowed to defend it and if either of them lost it, they both lost it.

68.  Junuary 23, 2000
                Chris Jericho (3)  (New York, NY)
                                - Federation Fact:  Jericho dereats Chyna and Hardcore Holly in a Triple Threat match to determine the single WWF IC Champion.

69.  February 27, 2000
                Kurt Angle  (Hartford, CT)

70.  April 2, 2000
                Chris Benoit  (Anaheim, CA)

71.  May 2, 2000
                Chris Jericho (4)  (Richmond, VA)

72.  May 8, 2000
                Chris Benoit (2)  (Uniondale, NY)

73.  June 21, 2000
                Rikishi   (Memphis, TN)

74.  July 5, 2000
                Val Venis (2)  (Ft. Lauderdale, FL)

75.  August 27, 2000
                Chyna (3)  (Raleigh, NC)

76.  September 4, 2000
                Eddie Guerrero  (Lexington, KY)
                                - Federation Fact:  The IC Title was defende in a Triple Threat Match that included Kurt Angle, Chyna, and Eddie Guerrero.  Guerrero accidentally pinned a kocked out Chyna.

77.  November 21, 2000
                Billy Gunn  (Ft. Lauderdale, FL)

78.  December 10, 2000
                Chris Benoit (3)  (Birmingham, AL)

79.  January 21, 2001
                Chris Jericho (5)  (New Orleans, LA)

80.  April 3, 2001
                Triple H (3)  (Tulsa, OK)

81.  April 10, 2001
                Jeff Hardy  (Philadelphia, PA)

82.  April 16, 2001
                Triple H (4)  (Knoxville, TN)

83.  May 20, 2001
                Kane  (Sacramento, CA)

84.  June 26, 2001
                Prince Albert  (New York, NY)

 

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