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The UWF Television Championship was a professional wrestling championship promoted by the Universal Wrestling Federation. It originated as the Mid-South Television Championship in 1984 and was then represented by a medal. It was renamed when Mid-South Wrestling changed its name to the UWF in 1986 and the title medal was replaced by a belt. The UWF Television Championship was the mid-level wrestlers' title during its existence. The title's final appearance was during Nikita Koloff's interview on the November 28, 1987 edition of World Championship Wrestling, with Koloff then declaring the NWA World Television Championship was the only television championship, effectively unifying the UWF Television Championship into its NWA counterpart and retiring the former championship.

Date establishedMay 2, 1984
Date retiredNovember 26, 1987
First championKrusher Khruschev
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UWF Television Championship
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PromotionUniversal Wrestling Federation
World Championship Wrestling
Date establishedMay 2, 1984
Date retiredNovember 26, 1987
Other name
Mid-South Television Championship
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First championKrusher Khruschev
Final championNikita Koloff
Most reignsTerry Taylor (4 times)
Longest reignEddie Gilbert (148 days)
Shortest reignNikita Koloff (less than one day)
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Date Event Location Reign Days
1 Krusher Khruschev May 2, 1984 MSW Show Shreveport, Louisiana, United States 1 45 Defeated Terry Taylor in tournament final; Magnum T. A. defeats Khruschev in May 1984, but the groggy ref gives the title medal to Khruschev
2 Terry Taylor June 16, 1984 MSW Show New Orleans, Louisiana, United States 1 102
3 Adrian Street September 26, 1984 MSW Show Shreveport, Louisiana, United States 1 42
4 Bill Dundee November 7, 1984 MSW Show Shreveport, Louisiana, United States 1 38
5 "Nature Boy" Buddy Landel December 15, 1984 MSW Show Shreveport, Louisiana, United States 1 18
6 Terry Taylor January 2, 1985 MSW Show Shreveport, Louisiana, United States 2 70
— Vacated March 13, 1985 — N/A — — Terry Taylor won North American Championship
7 Snowman May 8, 1985 MSW Show Shreveport, Louisiana, United States 1 63 defeated Jake Roberts in tournament final
8 Dutch Mantell July 10, 1985 MSW Show Shreveport, Louisiana, United States 1 12
9 Butch Reed July 22, 1985 MSW Show New Orleans, Louisiana, United States 1 84
— Vacated October 14, 1985 — N/A — — Butch Reed won North American Championship
10 Jake Roberts January 1, 1986 MSW Show Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States 1 58 Defeated Dick Slater in tournament final
11 Dick Slater February 28, 1986 MSW Show Houston, Texas, United States 1 16 Renamed the UWF Television Championship during Slater's reign [1]
12 Buzz Sawyer March 16, 1986 UWF show Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States 1 70 Given title by Slater
13 Terry Taylor May 25, 1986 UWF show Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States 3 126
14 Buddy Roberts September 28, 1986 UWF show Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States 1 42
15 Savannah Jack November 9, 1986 UWF show Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States 1 119
16 Eddie Gilbert March 8, 1987 UWF show Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States 1 148
17 Shane Douglas August 3, 1987 UWF show Morgan City, Louisiana, United States 1 30
18 Terry Taylor September 2, 1987 UWF show Lafayette, Louisiana, United States 4 85
19 Nikita Koloff November 26, 1987 Starrcade '87: Chi-Town Heat Chicago, Illinois, United States 1 0
— Deactivated November 26, 1987 — N/A — — Koloff unified title with NWA World Television Championship
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