Power Pro Wrestling

{{Short description|Wrestling promotion}}

{{For|the 1980s television program of the same name|Universal Wrestling Federation (Bill Watts)}}

{{Infobox wrestling promotion

|name = Power Pro Wrestling

|image = File:TV5 PPW.jpg

|caption = Power Pro Wrestling's logo

|acronym = PPW

|established = April 18, 1998

|folded = April 14, 2001

|style =

|predecessor = United States Wrestling Association

|location = Memphis, Tennessee

|founder = Randy Hales

|owner = Randy Hales

}}

Memphis Power Pro Wrestling (Power Pro Wrestling) was a Memphis, Tennessee based professional wrestling promotion that was founded by Randy Hales. It was affiliated with Memphis Championship Wrestling and World Wrestling Federation. It was the first developmental territory for the World Wrestling Federation.{{cite AV media|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNEm6uVEneQ|title=TV News story on WWF Power Pro Wrestling|date=February 13, 2016|publisher=YouTube|access-date=July 20, 2016|people=K8 News}} The roster featured WWF-contracted wrestlers sent for training and experience like Kurt Angle and Matt Bloom (Tensai/Albert), Daniel Bryan and Memphis wrestling legends Bill Dundee and Jerry Lawler, Brian Christopher and many others.

It operated from April 1998 to April 2001. The promotion was booked by Randy Hales and Brandon Baxter.

Alumni

=Male wrestlers=

class="sortable wikitable" style="font-size:85%; text-align:center; width:70%;"
Birth name:

!Ring name(s):

!Tenure:

!Notes

{{sort|Angle, Kurt|Kurt Angle}}

|Kurt Angle

|sort|1999

|{{cite news |author=Rouvalis, Cristina |date=November 14, 1999 |title=Kurt Angle: WWF's Golden Boy |url=http://old.post-gazette.com/magazine/19991114angle2.asp |newspaper=Pittsburgh Post-Gazette }}{{cite news |author=Mooneyham, Mike |date=December 7, 2008 |title=Matt Hardy enjoying run as ECW champ |url=http://www.postandcourier.com/article/20081207/ARCHIVES/312079921 |newspaper=The Post and Courier }}{{cite web |url=http://411mania.com/wrestling/wwe-developmental-through-the-ages/ |title=WWE Developmental Through the Ages |author=Beougher, Wyatt |date=May 18, 2014 |website=411mania.com }}{{cite web |url=http://www.legacyofwrestling.com/KurtAngle.html |title=Kurt Angle Wrestling History |author=Hornbaker, Tim |website=Legacyofwrestling.com }}

{{sort|Anoa'i, Matthew|Matthew Anoa'i}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|Matt E. Smalls

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Anthony, Darrell|Darrell Anthony}}

|Dirty White Boy

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Bisson, Steve|Steve Bisson}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|Steve Bradley

|sort|1999–2000

|{{cite web |url=http://www.pwinsider.com/article/53251/this-day-in-history-paul-heyman-exits-world-wrestling-entertainment.html?p=1 |title=THIS DAY IN HISTORY: PAUL HEYMAN EXITS WORLD WRESTLING ENTERTAINMENT |author=Woodward, Buck |date=December 4, 2010 |website=PWInsider.com }}

{{sort|Blanchard, Numa|Numa Blanchard}}

|Blade Boudreaux

|sort|1999–2000

|

{{sort|Bloom, Matthew|Matthew Bloom}}

|Baldo

|sort|1998–1999

|{{cite web |url=http://www.gerweck.net/2014/01/29/this-day-in-wrestling-history-january-29th/ |title=This Day In Wrestling History – January 29th |date=January 29, 2014 |website=Gerweck.net |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140306214319/http://www.gerweck.net/2014/01/29/this-day-in-wrestling-history-january-29th/ |archive-date=March 6, 2014 |url-status=dead }}

{{sort|Booker, Larry|Larry Booker}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|Moondog Spot

|sort|1998, 2000

|

{{sort|Boric, Thomas|Thomas Boric}}

|Paul Diamond / Venom

|sort|1998–1999

|{{cite web |url=http://pwtorch.com/artman2/publish/Torch_Flashbacks_19/article_4162.shtml |title=Where were today's stars before they were stars? - 5 Yrs Ago |author=Powell, Jason |date=June 14, 2003 |website=PWTorch.com |publisher=Pro Wrestling Torch }}

{{sort|Cain, Ruben|Ruben Cain}}

|Robert Gibson

|sort|1998, 2000

|

{{sort|Canterbury, Mark|Mark Canterbury}}

|Henry O. Godwinn

|sort|1998{{ref|WWF|WWF}}

|

{{sort|Costantino, Americo|Americo Costantino}}

|Rico Constantino

|sort|1999–2000

|

{{sort|Couch, Thomas|Thomas Couch}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|Tommy Rogers

|sort|2000

|

{{sort|Crookshanks, William|William Crookshanks}}

|Bill Dundee

|sort|1998–1999

|{{cite web |url=http://pwtorch.com/artman2/publish/Torch_Flashbacks_19/article_4400.shtml |title=Memphis TV: Lawler, Koko B. Ware, Mabel, Sir Mo - 5 Yrs Ago |author=Powell, Jason |date=July 4, 2003 |website=PWTorch.com |publisher=Pro Wrestling Torch }}

{{sort|Del Rios, Harry|Harry Del Rios}}

|Spellbinder / Streak

|sort|1998–1999

|{{cite web |url=http://grantland.com/the-triangle/wrestlings-greatest-shoots-volume-2-doug-gilbert-vs-jerry-lawler/ |title=Wrestling’s Greatest Shoots, Volume 2: Doug Gilbert vs. Jerry Lawler |author=Shoemaker, David |date=June 7, 2013 |website=Grantland }}

{{sort|Dicks, Robert Jr.|Robert Dicks Jr.}}

|Robbie D / Slick Robbie D

|sort|1999–2000

|

{{sort|Dinsmore, Nicholas|Nicholas Dinsmore}}

|Nick Dinsmore

|sort|1999–2000

|

{{sort|Eudy, Sidney|Sidney Eudy}}

|Sid Vicious

|sort|1998{{ref|WWF|WWF}}

|

{{sort|Fanning, James|James Fanning}}

|Jimmy Valiant

|sort|1998, 2000

|

{{sort|Fatu, Edward|Edward Fatu}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|OG Ekmo

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Fatu, Solofa Jr.|Solofa Fatu Jr.}}

|JR Smooth

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Felker, Anthony|Anthony Felker}}

|Tony Falk / 2 Falk 4 Sure

|sort|1998–2000

|

{{sort|Fertig, Kevin|Kevin Fertig}}

|Seven

|sort|1999–2000

|

{{sort|Frazier, Nelson Jr.|Nelson Frazier Jr.}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|King Mabel

|sort|1998{{ref|WWF|WWF}}

|

{{sort|Garland, Scott|Scott Garland}}

|Scott Taylor

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Gilbert, Doug|Doug Gilbert}}

|Doug Gilbert

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Gordy, Terry|Terry Gordy}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|Terry Gordy

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Gordy, Terry Jr.|Terry Gordy Jr.}}

|Ray Gordy

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Govoni, Bob|Bob Govoni}}

|Bobby Doll

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|Greene, Byron|Byron Greene}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|Johnny Rotten

|sort|1998

|

{{sort|Grimes, Vic|Vic Grimes}}

|Vic Grimes

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|Hegstrand, Michael|Michael Hegstrand}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|Road Warrior Hawk

|sort|1998

|

{{sort|Henry, Mark|Mark Henry}}

|Mark Henry

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Hollie, Daniel|Daniel Hollie}}

|Damaja

|sort|2000

|

{{sort|Horne, Robert|Robert Horne}}

|BJ Awesome / Rob Harlem / Sir Mo

|sort|1998, 2000

|

{{sort|Horner, Tim|Tim Horner}}

|White Lightning

|sort|2000

|

{{sort|Howard, Robert|Robert Howard}}

|Bombastic Bob

|sort|1998{{ref|WWF|WWF}}

|

{{sort|Jacobs, Glenn|Glenn Jacobs}}

|Kane

|sort|1998{{ref|WWF|WWF}}

|

{{sort|Jaillet, Jay|Jay Jaillet}}

|Jay Jaillet

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|James, Brian|Brian James}}

|Jesse James / Road Dog

|sort|1998{{ref|WWF|WWF}}

|

{{sort|Jarrett, Jeffrey|Jeffrey Jarrett}}

|Jeff Jarrett

|sort|1998{{ref|WWF|WWF}}

|

{{sort|Johnson, Dwayne|Dwayne Johnson}}

|Rocky Maivia

|sort|1998{{ref|WWF|WWF}}

|

{{sort|Keirn, Steve|Steve Keirn}}

|Steve Keirn

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Keller, Hiram|Hiram Keller}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|Heinrich Franz Keller / Trae Keller

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|Kimble, James|James Kimble}}

|King Cobra

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|Kindred, Christopher|Christopher Kindred}}

|Flash Flanagan

|sort|1999–2000

|

{{sort|Knight, Dennis|Dennis Knight}}

|Phineas I. Godwinn

|sort|1998{{ref|WWF|WWF}}

|

{{sort|Kulka, Glen|Glen Kulka}}

|Glen Kulka

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Lamb, Alan|Alan Lamb}}

|Alan Steel

|sort|1999–2000

|

{{sort|Lane, Wallace|Wallace Lane}}

|Stan Lane

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Lawler, Brian|Brian Lawler}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|Brian Christopher

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|Lawler, Jerry|Jerry Lawler}}

|Jerry Lawler

|sort|1998–1999, 2001

|{{cite news |author=Scherer, Dave |date=March 31, 2001 |title=WWF IN MERGER-MANIA |url=http://www.nydailynews.com/archives/sports/wwf-merger-mania-article-1.910934 |newspaper=New York Daily News }}

{{sort|Lawler, Kevin|Kevin Lawler}}

|Kevin Christian / The Yellow Jacket

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|Lehman, James|James Lehman}}

|Jagger

|sort|2000

|

{{sort|Lockwood, Michael|Michael Lockwood}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|Erin O'Grady

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|Mcknight, Paul J.|Paul J. Mcknight}}

|Moondog Rover

|sort|1998

|

{{sort|McNaught, Lance|Lance McNaught}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|Lance Cade / Lance Jade

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Mize, Gary|Gary Mize}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|Billy Joe Travis / Billy Travis

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|Morton, Richard|Richard Morton}}

|Ricky Morton

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|Oberholzer, Scott|Scott Oberholzer}}

|Scotty Sabre

|sort|1999–2000

|

{{sort|Ouellet, Carl|Carl Ouellet}}

|Kris Kannonball

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Payne, Russell Jr.|Russell Payne Jr.}}

|BJ Payne

|sort|1999–2000

|

{{sort|Pliakis, Alex|Alex Pliakis}}

|Alex Arion

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Pierce, Bill|Bill Pierce}}

|Chris Michaels

|sort|2000

|

{{sort|Polchlopek, Mike|Mike Polchlopek}}

|Bodacious Bart / Bart Gunn

|sort|1998{{ref|WWF|WWF}}

|

{{sort|Prichard, Tom|Tom Prichard}}

|Tom Prichard

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|Raines, Scott|Scott Raines}}

|Bulldog Raines

|sort|1998–2000

|

{{sort|Raper, Kenneth|Kenneth Raper}}

|Ken Raper

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Richardson, Thomas|Thomas Richardson}}

|Tommy Rich

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Seitz, Michael|Michael Seitz}}

|Michael "P.S." Hayes

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Sharpe, Steve|Steve Sharpe}}

|Ali Stevens

|sort|1999–2000

|

{{sort|Silva, Paulo César da|Paulo César da Silva}}

|Giant Silva

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|Smith, Timothy|Timothy Smith}}

|Rex King

|sort|1998

|

{{sort|Smothers, Tracy|Tracy Smothers}}

|Tracy Smothers / The Assassin

|sort|1998–2000

|

{{sort|Stipich, Shawn|Shawn Stipich}}

|Meat / Shawn Stasiak

|sort|1998–1999{{ref|WWF|WWF}}

|

{{sort|Walden, Mike|Mike Walden}}

|Cash Flo

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Walt, Reginald|Reginald Walt}}

|Master B / Reggie B. Fine

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|Ware, James|James Ware}}

|Koko B. Ware

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|Williams, Anthony|Anthony Williams}}

|Kid Wikkid / Tony Williams

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|Williams, Frank|Frank Williams}}

|Trailer Park Trash

|sort|1999–2000

|

{{sort|Wolfe, Kelly|Kelly Wolfe}}

|Wolfie D

|sort|1999–2000

|

{{sort|Williams, Steve|Steve Williams}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|Steve Williams

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Ashley Hudson / Australian Sensation

|sort|1998

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Beau James / The Bodyguard

|sort|1998

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Bobby Bronz / Bobby Brawnz

|sort|1998

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|CB Wyatt

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|The Cremator

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Deon Harlem

|sort|2000

|

{{sort|0|Derrick Taylor}}

|Derrick King / Tay Hi

|sort|1998–2000

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Dynamite D

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Firecracker

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Freddy Krueger / Mr. Wrestling

|sort|1998

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Jason Gibson

|sort|1998

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Jason Lee

|sort|1998–2000

|

{{sort|0|Cory Radford}}

|JD Hall

|sort|1999-2001

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Jebediah

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Kip Morris

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Lance Jade

|sort|1998–2000

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Loose Cannon

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Mick Tierney

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|0|Charles White}}

|Ric Havoc

|sort|2000

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Ron McClarity

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Scotty McKeever

|sort|1998

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Swole

|sort|1998

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Tony DeNucci

|sort|1998

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Ugly Ed Johnson

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Youngblood

|sort|2000

|

=Female wrestlers=

class="sortable wikitable" style="font-size:85%; text-align:center; width:70%;"
Birth name:

!Ring name(s):

!Tenure:

!Notes

{{sort|Bass, Nicole|Nicole Bass}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|Nicole Bass

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|Carter, Stacy|Stacy Carter}}

|Lovely Stacy / Stacy Carter

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|Moore, Jacqueline|Jacqueline Moore}}

|Jackie / Jacqueline

|sort|1998

|

{{sort|Young, Johnnie Mae|Johnnie Mae Young}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|Mrs. Stasiak

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Brianna Starr

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Danna Shepherd

|sort|1998

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Paula Bunyan

|sort|1998

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Samantha

|sort|1998

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Vicious Vicki

|sort|1998

|

=Stables and tag teams=

style="font-size: 85%; text-align: left;" class="wikitable"

! width="25%"|Tag team/Stable(s)

! width="50%"|Members

! width="25%"|Tenure(s)

The Fabulous Ones

|Stan Lane and Steve Keirn

|1999

The Fabulous Freebirds

|Michael Hayes and Terry Gordy

|1999

The Godwinns

|Henry O. Godwinn and Phineas I. Godwinn

|1998

Kings

|Jerry Lawler and Bill Dundee

|1998–1999

The Masked Thugs

|Masked Thug #1 and Masked Thug #2

|1998

The Midnight Express

|Bombastic Bob and Bodacious Bart

|1998

The Regulators

|Deon Harlem and Rob Harlem

|2000

The Rock 'n' Roll Express

|Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson

|1998

Suicide Blondes

|Jason Lee and Derrick King

|1999–2000

Too Much

|Scott Taylor and Brian Christopher

|1999

=Managers and valets=

class="sortable wikitable" style="font-size:85%; text-align:center; width:70%;"
Birth name:

!Ring name(s):

!Tenure:

!Notes

{{sort|Baxter, Brandon|Brandon Baxter}}

|Brandon Baxter

|sort|1998–2001

|

{{sort|Cornette, Jim|Jim Cornette}}

|Jim Cornette

|sort|1998–2000

|

{{sort|Hales, Randy|Randy Hales}}

|Randy Hales

|sort|1998–2000

|

{{sort|Lauer, Bruno|Bruno Lauer}}

|Downtown Bruno

|sort|1998–1999

|

{{sort|Prichard, Bruce|Bruce Prichard}}

|Bruce Prichard

|sort|1999

|

{{sort|0|Unknown}}

|Miss Veronica

|sort|1998

|

=Commentators and interviewers=

class="sortable wikitable" style="font-size:85%; text-align:center; width:70%;"
Birth name:

!Ring name(s):

!Tenure:

!Notes

{{sort|Brown, Dave|Dave Brown}}

|Dave Brown

|sort|1998-2001

|

{{sort|Maclin, Corey|Corey Maclin}}{{ref|Deceased|†}}

|Corey Maclin

|sort|1998-2001

|

=Other personnel=

class="sortable wikitable" style="font-size:85%; text-align:center; width:70%;"
Birth name:

!Ring name(s):

!Tenure:

!Notes

{{sort|Baxter, Brandon|Brandon Baxter}}

|Brandon Baxter

|sort|1998–2001

|Booker

{{sort|Hales, Randy|Randy Hales}}

|Randy Hales

|sort|1998–2001

|Promoter and Booker

Buddy Wayne. Live Event Promoter

Tony Falk. Producer and Agent

{{cite web |url=http://www.kayfabememories.com/Regions/memphis/memphis-cwa22.htm |title=Regional Territories: Memphis/CWA #22 |author=Dills, Tim |date=2004 |website=KayfabeMemories.com }}{{cite web |url=http://insidepulse.com/2010/01/06/one-year-in-memphis-the-wrap-up/ |title=One Year in Memphis – Wrapping up 1986 |author=Brashear, David |date=January 6, 2010 |website=InsidePulse.com |publisher=Inside Pulse Wrestling }}

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!colspan="2"|Notes

colspan="2"| {{note|Deceased}}Indicates they are deceased.
colspan="2"| {{note|DiedwithPPW}}Indicates they died while they were employed with Power Pro Wrestling.
colspan="2"| WWF {{note|WWF}}Indicates they were part of a talent exchange with the World Wrestling Federation.

Championships

= Power Pro Wrestling Heavyweight Championship =

The PPW Heavyweight Championship was the top title contested for in the Power Pro Wrestling (later Memphis Power Pro Wrestling).{{cite web|url=http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/tn/w/ppw/ppw-h.html|title=PPW Heavyweight Title (Tennessee)|website=Wrestling-Titles.com}}

class="wikitable"

! Champion !! # !! Date !! Location !! Notes

Baldo1January 29, 1999Memphis, TennesseeBeat Jerry Lawler in a tournament final to become the first champion.
Michael Hayes1March 7, 1999Jonesboro, ArkansasWon the title by pinning Baldo in a tag team match, with Hayes teaming with Brandon Baxter against Randy Hales & Baldo.
J.R. Smooth1May 8, 1999Memphis, Tennessee
Kurt Angle1July 24, 1999Memphis, Tennessee
Steve Bradley1August 7, 1999Memphis, Tennessee
Vic Grimes1September 18, 1999Memphis, Tennessee
Steve Bradley2September 25, 1999Memphis, Tennessee
Rico Constantino1December 4, 1999Memphis, Tennessee
Steve Bradley3January 15, 2000Memphis, Tennessee
Ali1January 19, 2000Memphis, Tennessee
Wolfie D1April 8, 2000Memphis, Tennessee
VacantMay 27, 2000Wolfie D was stripped because he couldn't defend the title.
Wolfie D2May 27, 2000Memphis, TennesseeBeat Ali for the vacant title.
Spellbinder1July 2, 2000Memphis, Tennessee
Steven Bradley4January 13, 2001Corinth, MSAlso holds the Memphis Championship Wrestling Southern Heavyweight Championship.
Pete GasMarch 17, 2001Pete Gas was stripped when Power Pro Wrestling ends its affiliation with World Wrestling Federation because Gas is under contract to WWF.
Promotion closes in April 2001

= Power Pro Wrestling Tag Team Championship =

The PPW Tag Team Championship was a title contended for in the Power Pro Wrestling later Memphis Power Pro Wrestling promotion.{{cite web|url=http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/tn/w/ppw/ppw-t.html|title=PPW Tag Team Title (Tennessee)|website=Wrestling-Titles.com}}

class="wikitable sortable"

! Team !! # !! Date !! Location !! Notes

Billy Travis & Bulldog Raines1July 21, 1998Memphis, TennesseeBeat The Rock 'n' Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson) in a tournament final to become champions.
VacantTitle vacant in early 1999
Kid Wikkid & Derrick King1March 7, 1999Jonesboro, ArkansasWon a tournament for the vacant title.
VacantMarch 19, 1999Memphis, TennesseeVacant after a match between Wikkid & King and Erin O'Grady & Vic Grimes.
Erin O'Grady & Vic Grimes1March 20, 1999Memphis, TennesseeDefeated Kid Wikkid & Derrick King in a rematch.
Kid Wikkid & Derrick King2April 3, 1999Jonesboro, Arkansas
Jerry Lawler & Bill Dundee1April 17, 1999Memphis, TennesseeLawler won the belts in a handicap match when Dundee no showed.{{cite web | url=https://www.f4wonline.com/other-wrestling/daily-pro-wrestling-history-0417-wcw-spring-stampede-1994-309086 | title=Daily pro wrestling (04/17): WCW Spring Stampede 1994 | date=April 17, 2020 | access-date=April 17, 2020 | work=Wrestling Observer Newsletter | first=Brian | last=Hoops}}
Glenn Kulka & Mic Tierney1October 2, 1999This was a phantom title change. The title became vacant after Bill Dundee left the company.
VacantTitles became vacant in November 1999 when Kulka left the promotion.
Derrick King (3) & Jason Lee1January 22, 2000Memphis, TennesseeBeat Tony Falk & Blade and Bulldog Raines & Robbie D in a triple threat match tournament final.
Wolfie D1January 29, 2000Memphis, TennesseeWins handicap match.
Derrick King (4) & Moondog Spot1March 18, 2000Memphis, Tennessee
The Regulators (Deon & Rob Harlem)1April 8, 2000Memphis, TennesseeBeat Derrick King in a handicap match.
{{sort|Vacated|Deactivated}}March 17, 2001The Regulators is stripped of the titles because the promotion closed.

= Power Pro Wrestling Television Championship =

The PPW Television title was a secondary championship contested for in Power Pro Wrestling/Memphis Power Pro Wrestling.{{cite web|url=http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/tn/w/ppw/ppw-tv.html|title=PPW Television Title (Tennessee)|website=Wrestling-Titles.com}}

class="wikitable sortable"

! Champion !! # !! Date !! Location !! Notes

Blade1March 25, 2000Memphis, TennesseeWon a Battle royal to become the first champion.
Khan1June 24, 2000Memphis, Tennessee
Bulldog Raines1December 2, 2000Memphis, Tennessee
RodRageous1January 27, 2001Memphis, Tennessee
Grandmaster Sexay1February 21, 2001Jonesboro, ArkansasThis was a joint MCW/PPW/WWF event. Sexay substituted for K-Kwik.
RodRageous2February 24, 2001Memphis, Tennessee
VacantMarch 17, 2001PPW ends relationship with WWF. RodRageous is stripped because he is under contract with WWF.

= Power Pro Wrestling Young Guns Championship =

The PPW Young Guns title was a secondary championship contested for in Power Pro Wrestling/Memphis Power Pro Wrestling.{{cite web|url=http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/tn/w/ppw/ppw-yg.html|title=PPW Young Guns Title (Tennessee)|website=Wrestling-Titles.com}}

= Power Pro Wrestling Hardcore Championship =

The PPW Hardcore title was a secondary championship contested for in Power Pro Wrestling/Memphis Power Pro Wrestling.{{cite web|url=http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/tn/w/ppw/ppw-hc.html|title=PPW Hardcore Title (Tennessee)|website=Wrestling-Titles.com}}

See also

References