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NWA UK Hammerlock

NWA UK Hammerlock is a British professional wrestling promotion based in Kent. Established in 1993 by former wrestler turned promoter Andre "Sledgehammer" Baker, it is one of the National Wrestling Alliance's territories. For many years the NWA had shunned Europe because it recognized a rival World Heavyweight Championship based in the UK (recognized by All Star Promotions), but in the late 1990s, the UK Hammerlock became a member of the NWA, opening Europe to its influence.

Probably the biggest event in Hammerlock's history came in 1999, when the promotion's top star, Gary Steele, defeated Naoya Ogawa to win the NWA World Heavyweight Championship.

Championships

Championship:Current champion(s):Held since:
NWA British Commonwealth Heavyweight ChampionshipJustin WhiteJuly 9 2006
NWA United Kingdom Heavyweight ChampionshipJohnny MossFebruary 18 2006
NWA United Kingdom Junior Heavyweight ChampionshipZack Sabre, Jr.October 22 2005
NWA Ireland Heavyweight ChampionshipAdam AbzNovember 27 2005
NWA Ireland Tag Team ChampionshipThe Masterclass
(Adam Abz and Phil Boyd)
June 25 2006
NWA Scottish Heavyweight ChampionshipEric CanyonAugust 20 2005

External link

* NWA UK Hammerlock home page



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