GWA Title
| 1993/07/31 | Mike Kelly | Lima, OH |
| Recognized as first champion upon start-up | ||
| 1993/07/31 | Dan Severn | Lima, OH |
| 1993/09/11 | Scott Stevens | Lima, OH |
| 1994/02/11 | Mickey Doyle | Lima, OH |
| 1994 | VACANT | |
| Doyle not booked on GWA shows anymore | ||
| 1994/08 | Dan Severn [2] | |
| Awarded title | ||
| 1994/10/22 | Shinobi the Oriental Assassin (Al Snow) | |
| Phantom change in "Wizork, MI" | ||
| 1994/11/04 | Dan Severn | Sparta, MI |
| 1995/03 | VACANT | |
| Severn won NWA World Title and no longer appeared on GWA shows | ||
| 1995/11/04 | D-Lo Brown | Lima, OH |
| Beat Krom (Geza Kahlman, Jr.) | ||
| 1996/10 | Crusher Kline | |
| Phantom change in "Chicas Gordas, PR" | ||
| 1998/07/17 | KC Thunder | Lima, OH |
| 1998/08/22 | Crusher Kline [2] | Twinsburg, OH |
| 1998/12 | VACANT | |
| Al Snow sold Bodyslammers Gym and the GWA to a businessman in Cleveland, OH and Kline quit the promotion | ||
| 1999/03/06 | Scott Stone | Cleveland, OH |
| Won battle royal | ||
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GWA Tag Team Title
| 1993/07/31 | Canadian Lightning: Otis Apollo & Bobby Clancy Lima, OH | |
| Recognized as first champions upon start-up | ||
| 1994/03/05 | The New Fabulous Kangaroos: Al Snow & Denny Kass | Dayton, OH |
| 1994/06 | VACANT | |
| Kangaroos split | ||
| 1998/11/07 | Los Rudos: Calavera Cortez & Rico Rodriguez | Lima, OH |
| Beat Devon Daniels & T-Voeltz: T-Voeltz & Devon Daniels in tournament final | ||
| 1998/12 | TITLE DISSOLVED | |
| Al Snow sold Bodyslammers Gym and the GWA to a businessman in Cleveland, OH and the Rudos quit the promotion | ||
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GWA Light Heavyweight Title
| 1993/07/31 | Max Anthony | Lima, OH |
| Beat Steve Nixon to become first champ | ||
| 1993/09/11 | Steve Nixon | Lima, OH |
| 1993/11/06 | Sean Casey | Lima, OH |
| 1994/01/10 | Shinobi the Oriental Assassin (Al Snow) | Lima, OH |
| 1994/10 | VACANT | |
| 1996/03/16 | Reckless Youth | Lima, OH |
| Beat Steve Nixon | ||
| 1996/08/22 | VACANT | |
| Youth no longer booked by the promotion | ||
| 1997/03/01 | Jimi V | Lima, OH |
| Beat Calavera Cortez | ||
| 1997/11/29 | VACANT | |
| Jimi V no-shows | ||
| 1997/11/29 | Mr. Main Event | Huntington, IN |
| Beat Brian Ireland | ||
| 1997/12/07 | Brian Ireland | Lima, OH |
| Beat substitute Brian Fury | ||
| 1998/02/07 | Mr. Main Event | Lima, OH |
| Won triple threat match | ||
| 1998/05/02 | Jimi V [2] | Delaware, OH |
| 1998/12 | TITLE DISSOLVED | |
| Al Snow sold Bodyslammers Gym and the GWA to a businessman in Cleveland, OH and Jimi V quit the promotion | ||
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GWA TV Title
| 1998/08/22 | Alexis Machine | Twinsburg, OH |
| Beat Elvis Elliot to become first champ | ||
| 1998/12 | VACANT | |
| Al Snow sold Bodyslammers Gym and the GWA to a businessman in Cleveland, OH and Machine quit the promotion | ||
| 1999/01/10 | Brian Ireland | Cleveland, OH |
| Beat Kid Copperpot | ||
| 1999/03/06 | Elvis Elliot | Cleveland, OH |
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| Note: In late 1998, Al Snow sold Bodyslammers Gym and the GWA to a businessman in Cleveland, OH. Wayne Cryderman (aka Crusher Kline) who was Snow's head trainer and promoted the GWA events did not continue working for the new owner. Instead he started the WWWA (based in Lima, OH) in December 1998. The GWA champs at the time were all stripped of their titles, but were recognized as the first WWWA champs (except for the TV champion as no such title was recognized). |