WWF Intercontinental Title History

Below is a listing of the previous holders of the Intercontinental Title.

Champion

Defeated

Title Reign

City

Date

Notes

Pat Patterson

Ted DiBiase

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

09/??/79

1

Ken Patera

Pat Patterson

231 days

New York, NY

04/21/80

 

Pedro Morales

Ken Patera

194 days

New York, NY

12/08/80

 

Magnificent Muraco

Pedro Morales

156 days

Philadelphia, PA

06/20/81

 

Pedro Morales (2)

Magnificent Muraco

405 days

New York, NY

11/23/81

 

Magnificent Muraco (2)

Pedro Morales

405 days

New York, NY

01/22/83

 

Tito Santana

Magnificent Muraco

226 days

Boston, MA

02/11/84

 

Greg Valentine

Tito Santana

285 days

London, Ontario

09/24/84

 

Tito Santana (2)

Greg Valentine

217 days

Baltimore, MD

07/06/85

 

Randy Savage

Tito Santana

414 days

Boston, MA

02/08/86

 

Rick Steamboat

Randy Savage

65 days

Pontiac, MI

03/29/87

 

Honky Tonk Man

Rick Steamboat

454 days

Buffalo, NY

06/02/87

 

Ultimate Warrior

Honky Tonk Man

216 days

New York, NY

08/29/88

 

Rick Rude

Ultimate Warrior

148 days

Atlantic City, NJ

04/02/89

 

Ultimate Warrior (2)

Rick Rude

216 days

East Rutherford, NJ

08/28/89

 

Mr. Perfect

Tito Santana

126 days

Austin, TX

04/23/90

2

Texas Tornado

Mr. Perfect

84 days

Philadelphia, PA

08/27/90

 

Mr. Perfect (2)

Texas Tornado

280 days

Rochester, NY

11/19/90

 

Bret Hart

Mr. Perfect

144 days

New York, NY

08/26/91

 

The Mountie

Bret Hart

2 days

Springfield, MA

01/17/92

 

Rowdy Roddy Piper

The Mountie

77 days

Albany, NY

01/19/92

 

Bret Hart (2)

Rowdy Roddy Piper

146 days

Indianapolis, IN

04/05/92

 

British Bulldog

Bret Hart

59 days

London, England

08/29/92

 

Shawn Michaels

British Bulldog

202 days

Terre Haute, IN

10/27/92

 

Marty Jannetty

Shawn Michaels

20 days

New York, NY

05/17/93

 

Shawn Michaels (2)

Marty Jannetty

101 days

Albany, NY

06/06/93

 

Razor Ramon

Rick Martel

198 days

New Haven, CT

09/27/93

3

Diesel

Razor Ramon

138 days

Rochester, NY

04/13/94

 

Razor Ramon (2)

Diesel

146 days

Chicago, IL

08/29/94

 

Jeff Jarrett

Razor Ramon

117 days

Tampa, FL

01/22/95

 

Jeff Jarrett (2)

Bob Holly

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Moline, IN

04/26/95

4

Razor Ramon (3)

Jeff Jarrett

3 days

Montreal, Quebec

05/19/95

 

Jeff Jarrett (3)

Razor Ramon

63 days

Trois-Rivieres, Quebec

05/22/95

 

Shawn Michaels (3)

Jeff Jarrett

91 days

Nashville, TN

07/23/95

 

Razor Ramon (4)

Dean Douglas

91 days

Winnipeg, Manitoba

10/22/95

5

Goldust

Razor Ramon

85 days

Fresno, CA

01/21/96

 

Goldust (2)

Savio Vega

62 days

San Bernardino, CA

04/01/96

6

Ahmed Johnson

Goldust

50 days

Milwaukee, WI

06/23/96

 

Marc Mero

Faarooq

28 days

Hershey, PA

09/23/96

7

Hunter Hearst-Helmsley

Marc Mero

115 days

Fort Wayne, IN

10/21/96

 

Rocky Maivia

Hunter Hearst-Helmsley

74 days

Lowell, MA

02/13/97

 

Owen Hart

Rocky Maivia

97 days

Omaha, NE

04/28/97

 

Steve Austin

Owen Hart

63 days

East Rutherford, NJ

08/03/97

 

Owen Hart (2)

Faarooq

35 days

Saint Louis, MO

10/05/97

8

Steve Austin (2)

Owen Hart

30 days

Montreal, Quebec

11/09/97

 

Rocky Maivia (2)

Steve Austin

265 days

Portland, ME

12/08/97

9

Hunter Hearst Helmsley(2)

The Rock

43 days

New York, NY

8/30/98

10

Ken Shamrock

X-Pac

125 days

Uniondale, NY

10/12/98

11

Val Venis

Ken Shamrock

29 days

Memphis, TN

2/14/99

 

Road Dogg

Val Venis

14 days

San Jose, CA

3/15/99

 

Goldust(3)

Road Dogg

Current Champ

East Rutherford, NJ

3/29/99

 

Notes:

1: This was a tournament final to become the first champion.

2: This was a tournament final. The Ultimate Warrior was stripped of the title by Jack Tunney shortly after winning the World Heavyweight Championship at Wrestlemania VI.

3: Shawn Michaels was stripped of the title for not meeting certain contractual obligations. Razor Ramon & Rick Martel were the last 2 men in a 20-man Battle Royal on Monday Night Raw, and they fought this match to crown a new champion the next week on Raw.

4: The title was vacated early in the evening due to controversy over a Jeff Jarrett/Bob Holly match. The winner of this match was awarded the title.

5: Shawn Michaels was forced to forfeit the title to Dean Douglas at the In Your House pay-per-view due to injuries suffered a week earlier.

6: The title was held up earlier in the evening due to controversy over a Goldust/Savio Vega match. The winner of this match was declared new champion.

7: This was a tournament final match for the vacant title. Ahmed Johnson was stripped of the title after suffering a kidney injury.

8: This was a tournament final for the vacant title. Steve Austin was stripped of the title due to a spinal injury.

9: Steve Austin forfeited the title to Rocky Maivia who was proclaimed the new champion by WWF owner Vince McMahon.

10. HHH defeated The Rock in a ladder match at Summerslam 1998.

11. HHH was stripped of the belt by owner Vince McMahon due to injury and an eight-man tournament was set up on RAW to crown the new champ. Ken Shamrock defeated X-Pac in the finals to capture the title.

[Credit: Rajah Kumar]

 

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