British Heavyweight Title
(as of 2009/05/16)

Atholl Oakeley	30
Wins series of matches to become the first champion; retires in 35 due to injury; Douglas Clark claims the title after 31/06.
Bill Garnon	35	London
Recognized as champion after Oakeley's retirement; has claimed the title since 34 although he loses the version to Douglas Clark on 34/11/02 in Manchester.
M. Fazal	37
Defeats Garnon for the title.
Alan Muir	38
George Gregory claims the title in the same year for winning by default when the claimant Douglas Clark no-shows scheduled defense; Gregory's version is later declared vacant.
Michael O'Leary	39
Defeats Muir for the title; vacant when O'Leary killed during the outbreak of the war.
Bert Assirati	45/01/27	Manchester
Assirati had been claiming the title since Clark's reign; vacant in 1950 when Assirati leaves for India.
Ernie Baldwin	52/01<	Newcastle
Defeats Dave Armstrong in tournament final.
Alf Rawlings	53
Dai Sullivan	53
Ernie Baldwin [2]	53
Tony Mancelli	55/09/09
Vacant in 55.
Bert Assirati [2]	55/10/19
Defeats Ernie Baldwin; stripped by Joint Promotions in 58; continues to claim title and is recognized by British Wrestling Federation; stripped by BWF in 60 while recovering from injury.
Billy Joyce	58/04/15	London
Defeats Gordon Nelson.
Ernie Baldwin [3]	59/11	Glasgow
Billy Joyce [2]	59/12
Dennis Mitchell	59/12
Billy Joyce [3]	60/07/15	Bradford
Shirley Crabtree wins a tournament for BWF version in 60.
Geoff Portz	64/03/09	Bradford
Billy Joyce [4]	64/09/26	Middlesborough
Albert Wall	66/02/20	Nottingham
Gwynn Davies	66/02/17	Nottingham
Billy Joyce [5]	66/03/17	Nottingham
Ian Campbell	66/05/04	Perth
Billy Joyce [6]	66/06/28	Edinburgh
Becomes the undisputed champion when Shirley Crabtree vacates the BWF version in 66 and no replacement is crowned.
Billy Robinson	67/01/18	Manchester
Vacant in 70/02 when Robinson leaves for North America.
Albert Wall [2]	70/04/13	Nottingham
Defeats Steve Veidor.
Gwynn Davies [2]	71/01/18	Loughborough
Albert Wall [3]	71/05/08	Manchester
Vacant in 74 when Wall retires temporarily.
Gwynn Davies [3]	75/02/15	Manchester
Tony St. Clair	77/05/28	Manchester
Giant Haystacks	78/11/23	London
Tony St. Clair [2]	79/04/25	London
Moves to All-Star Promotions in 82 with the title; recognition eventually withdrawn by Joint Promotions in 85; Pat Roach wins tournament to be recognized by the Joint version and loses to Ray Steele in 85; Dalibur Singh wins Joint version from Steele in 86.
Kendo Nagasaki (Peter Thornley)	88/04/07?	Bristol?
Joint Promotions continues to recognize Singh.
Tony St. Clair [3]	88
Becomes undisputed champion after Singh joins All-Star in 89 and renounces his claim.
David Finlay	90/02/06	Croydon
Dave Taylor	91/04/06	King's Lynn
Tony St. Clair [4]	93/05/04	Croydon
Vacant in 95.
Dave Taylor [2]	95/07/04	Croydon
Defeats Marty Jones in tournament final.
Marty Jones	96	Croydon
Vacant in 96 upon retirement.
Karl Krammer #	96
Claims the All-Star version.
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Drew McDonald	01/03<
Recognized by The Wrestling Alliance.
Justin Starr	01/05/07	Weymouth
Vacant on 01/07/12 following a controversial finish in the rematch against McDonald.
Rob Brookside	01
Stripped on 01/12/16 for sanctioning his own defences resulting in a breach of contract; may also be recognized by All Star.
Justin Starr [2]	02/01/17	Southampton
Doug Williams	02/01/26	Bognor Regis
Reigning FWA champion, defeats Justin Starr to be recognized by The Wrestling Alliance; has claimed the All Star version as of the previous year, possibly by defeating Rob Brookside.
Rob Brookside [2]	02/01/26	Bognor Regis
Brookside relinquishes the title on 02/02/01 in Exmouth and declares the winner of the royal rumble match that night, of which he entered, will be the new champion.
Justin Starr [3]	02/02/01	Exmouth
Wins a royal rumble.
Doug Williams [2]	02/06/18	Southampton
Defeats Zebra Kid in a tournament final to be recognized as Universal British Heavyweight champion by All Star, TWA, FWA, WAW, and Premiere Promotions; defeats TWA version champion Starr in earlier round.
Robbie Brookside [3]	02/09/29	Liverpool
Drew McDonald [2]	05/06/07	Croydon
Steve Sonic	06/01/17	Croydon
Vacant in 06/06 when Sonic goes to America for a tryout with OVW, a developmental league for WWE.
James Mason	06/11/12	Croydon
Wins a 4-way elimination match against Robbie Brookside, Doug Williams, and Drew McDonald.
Broody Steele	07/09/02	Liverpool
The first non-British to hold the title.
Robbie Brookside [4]	08/02/11	Liverpool
Vacant in 09/05 due to knee injury.
Bad News Brown	09/05/16	Hanley
Not the late Allen Coage; wins 4-way elimination final of an 8-man tournament against James Mason, Doug Williams, and Karl Kramer.