British Mid-Heavyweight Championship

The British Mid-Heavyweight Championship was a top British wrestling championship found throughout the country's circuit. The title's history dates back to 1952 and runs to the present day. Officially mid-heavyweights were required to weigh between 14 st 2 lb and 14 st 12 lb (89.81 and 94.35 kg).
== Title history ==
The title was founded in 1953 and remained active until 1981 when it was retired. The title was revived in 2002 and his since become a regular feature on the British independent circuit.
===Original title===
Wrestler: 	Times:	Date: 	Place: 	Notes:
Norman Walsh 	1 	1952 	 	
Arthur Riccaldo	1 	1 July 1963 	 	Wins the title after Walsh suffers an injury in their bout
Norman Walsh 	2 	August 1963 	Middlesbrough 	
Johnny Allen 	1 	December 1964	Middlesbrough 	
Norman Walsh 	3 	1965 	Newcastle upon Tyne	Retires as champion in 1965 after a car accident
Geoff Portz 	1 	May 1966 	Newcastle upon Tyne	Vacates the title due to injury in 1966
Mike Marino 	1 	December 1966	Sheffield 	Title vacated in August 1981 following Marino's death
===Revived title===
The title was revived in 2002 and has subsequently been defended outside the United Kingdom, an unusual occurrence for a British title.
Wrestler: 	Times:	Date: 	Place: 	Notes:
Robbie Dynamite 	1 	April 2002 	 	
Dean Allmark 	1 	21 January 2006 	Hanley, Staffordshire	
Robbie Dynamite 	2 	17 August 2006 	Rhyl 	
Dean Allmark 	2 	31 August 2006 	Rhyl 	
Robbie Dynamite 	3 	30 March 2007 	Telford 	
Chaos 	2 	30 August 2008 	Flensburg, Germany 	
Robbie Dynamite 	4 	20 September 2008	Langå, Denmark 	
Deano (Dean Allmark)	3 	8 June 2009 	Rhyl 	
Robbie Dynamite 	5 	2 October 2009 	Birkenhead 	
Category:Cruiserweight wrestling championships