NWA International Junior Heavyweight Championship/Champion history

The following champion history features the NWA International Junior Heavyweight Championship.
==Title history==
No. 	Names (s) 	Reigns 	Date 	Location 	Notes
1 	Steve Keirn 	1 	December 10, 1979 	Los Angeles, California 	Defeated Chavo Guerrero in a decision match to be recognized as NWA World Junior Heavyweight Champion in Los Angeles.
2 	Tatsumi Fujinami 	1 	February 1, 1980 	Sapporo, Japan 	Also held the WWF Junior Heavyweight Championship, but defended them separately.
3 	Mike Graham 	1 	February 15, 1980 	Hollywood, Florida 	Recognized as World Champion in Florida.
4 	Tatsumi Fujinami 	2 	April 4, 1980 	Kawasaki, Japan 	
Vacated in June 1980 when Fujinami was injured. 	Vacated in June 1980 when Fujinami was injured. 	Vacated in June 1980 when Fujinami was injured. 	Vacated in June 1980 when Fujinami was injured. 	Vacated in June 1980 when Fujinami was injured. 	Vacated in June 1980 when Fujinami was injured.
5 	Kengo Kimura 	1 	July 2, 1980 	Kita Kyushu, Japan 	Defeated Bret Hart in a decision match.
6 	Chavo Guerrero 	1 	October 3, 1980 	Tokyo, Japan 	
7 	Gino Hernandez 	1 	February 27, 1981 	Houston, Texas, United States 	
8 	Chavo Guerrero 	2 	September, 1981 	n/a 	
9 	Atsushi Onita 	1 	March 7, 1982 	Charlotte, North Carolina, United States 	Billed as International champion in Jim Crockett Promotions.
10 	Sangre Chicana 	1 	April 11, 1982 	Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico 	Recognized as World champion in Empresa Mexicana de Lucha Libre.
11 	Atsushi Onita 	2 	April 30, 1982 	Mexico City, Mexico 	
The title held up on July 30, 1982, after a match against Chavo Guerrero that ended in a no decision. The National Wrestling Alliance and All Japan Pro Wrestling rename the title the NWA International Junior Heavyweight Championship. Onita and Guerrero had several rematches.	The title held up on July 30, 1982, after a match against Chavo Guerrero that ended in a no decision. The National Wrestling Alliance and All Japan Pro Wrestling rename the title the NWA International Junior Heavyweight Championship. Onita and Guerrero had several rematches.	The title held up on July 30, 1982, after a match against Chavo Guerrero that ended in a no decision. The National Wrestling Alliance and All Japan Pro Wrestling rename the title the NWA International Junior Heavyweight Championship. Onita and Guerrero had several rematches.	The title held up on July 30, 1982, after a match against Chavo Guerrero that ended in a no decision. The National Wrestling Alliance and All Japan Pro Wrestling rename the title the NWA International Junior Heavyweight Championship. Onita and Guerrero had several rematches.	The title held up on July 30, 1982, after a match against Chavo Guerrero that ended in a no decision. The National Wrestling Alliance and All Japan Pro Wrestling rename the title the NWA International Junior Heavyweight Championship. Onita and Guerrero had several rematches.	The title held up on July 30, 1982, after a match against Chavo Guerrero that ended in a no decision. The National Wrestling Alliance and All Japan Pro Wrestling rename the title the NWA International Junior Heavyweight Championship. Onita and Guerrero had several rematches.
12 	Atsushi Onita 	3 	November 4, 1982 	Tokyo, Japan 	Defeated Chavo Guerrero in rematch.
Vacated on April 15, 1983 when Onita broke his leg during a match against Hector Guerrero. 	Vacated on April 15, 1983 when Onita broke his leg during a match against Hector Guerrero. 	Vacated on April 15, 1983 when Onita broke his leg during a match against Hector Guerrero. 	Vacated on April 15, 1983 when Onita broke his leg during a match against Hector Guerrero. 	Vacated on April 15, 1983 when Onita broke his leg during a match against Hector Guerrero. 	Vacated on April 15, 1983 when Onita broke his leg during a match against Hector Guerrero.
13 	Chavo Guerrero 	3 	May 26, 1983 	Tenryu, Japan 	Defeats Ultra Seven in tournament final.
14 	Mighty Inoue 	1 	February 26, 1984 	Osaka, Japan 	
15 	Tom Billington 	1 	June 8, 1985 	Takamatsu, Japan 	
16 	Kuniaki Kobayashi 	1 	June 13, 1985 	Koga, Japan 	
17 	Tiger Mask II 	1 	August 31, 1985 	Tokyo, Japan 	
Vacated on June 1986 when Tiger Mask graduates to the heavyweight division. The title was replaced with AJPW World Junior Heavyweight Championship. 	Vacated on June 1986 when Tiger Mask graduates to the heavyweight division. The title was replaced with AJPW World Junior Heavyweight Championship. 	Vacated on June 1986 when Tiger Mask graduates to the heavyweight division. The title was replaced with AJPW World Junior Heavyweight Championship. 	Vacated on June 1986 when Tiger Mask graduates to the heavyweight division. The title was replaced with AJPW World Junior Heavyweight Championship. 	Vacated on June 1986 when Tiger Mask graduates to the heavyweight division. The title was replaced with AJPW World Junior Heavyweight Championship. 	Vacated on June 1986 when Tiger Mask graduates to the heavyweight division. The title was replaced with AJPW World Junior Heavyweight Championship.
18 	Hirooki Goto 	1 	March 4, 2007 	Mexico City, Mexico 	Defeated Shocker in a tournament final to revive the title for Toryumon Mexico.
Vacated on September 7, 2007 when Goto graduates to the heavyweight division. 	Vacated on September 7, 2007 when Goto graduates to the heavyweight division. 	Vacated on September 7, 2007 when Goto graduates to the heavyweight division. 	Vacated on September 7, 2007 when Goto graduates to the heavyweight division. 	Vacated on September 7, 2007 when Goto graduates to the heavyweight division. 	Vacated on September 7, 2007 when Goto graduates to the heavyweight division.
19 	Super Delfin 	1 	November 9, 2008 	Osaka, Japan 	Defeated Último Dragón in a decision match to revive title.
20 	Último Dragón 	1 	November 22, 2008 	Tokyo, Japan 	
21 	Hajime Ohara 	1 	December 14, 2008 	Mexico City, Mexico 	
22 	Mineo Fujita 	1 	October 1, 2009 	Tokyo, Japan 	Won the title at Dradition Pro Wrestling's Dream Impact IV.
Category:Champion history