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World Athletic Association "WORLD title history"
Featherweight 23 June 1983 - "Sweet" Irving Mitchell wins by decision in fifteen (15) rounds over Richie Foster in San Diego, California, USA. 05 June 1984 - Mitchell defends and wins by decision in fifteen (15) rounds over Ricky Wallace in San Diego, California, USA. 24 November 1984 - Mitchell relinquishes title.
Lightweight 1981 Sean "Bubblegum" O'Grady named WAA World Lightweight Champion 31 October 1981 - O'Grady defends and loses by knockout in round two (2) to Andrew Ganigan in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA. 22 May 1982 - Ganigan relinquishes title. 09 July 2005 - Leon "Hurry Up" Moore wins the WAA World Lightweight title by technical knockout in round four (4) over Orlando "the Pocket Rocket" Rogers in Georgetown, Guyana. 30 March 2006 - Moore relinquishes title due to change in management.
Welterweight 03 April 1982 - Sean O'Grady wins the WAA World Welterweight title by knockout in round three (3) over Jose "Chamizal" Hernandez in Denver, Colorado, USA. 08 June 1982 - Sean O'Grady defends and wins by knockout in round one (1) over Orin Butler in Denver, Colorado, USA. 30 October 1982 - O'Grady relinquishes title.
Light Middleweight 01 June 1988 - Edip "the Serbian Bull" Sekowitsch wins the WAA World Light Middleweight title by knockout in round one (1) over Bryan Grant in Stadthalle, Vienna, Austria. 31 May 1989 - Sekowitsch relinquishes title. 26 May 1996 - Harold Brazier wins the WAA World Light Middleweight title by technical knockout in round seven (7) over Rob Bleakley in Baraboo, Wisconsin. 09 August 1996 - Bleakley relinquishes title when he is unable to make the weight restriction.
Middleweight 10 August 1985 - Michael "The Silk" Olajide wins the WAA World Middleweight title by knockout in round nine (9) over Sakaraia Ve in Suva, Fiji. 28 November 1985 - Olajide relinquishes title. 26 June 1998 - Jonathan "the Native Sensation" Corn wins the WAA World Middleweight title by unanimous decision in twelve (12) rounds over Harold Brazier in Baraboo, Wisconsin. 03 September 1999 - Corn defends and loses by unanimous decision in twelve (12) rounds to Ray Domenge in Onawa, Iowa. 13 October 1999 - Domenge relinquishes title when he is unable to make the weight restriction.
Super Middleweight 03 April 1982 - Jerry "Wimpy" Halstead wins the WAA World Super Middleweight title by knockout over Ron Brown in round six (6) in Denver, Colorado, USA. 29 May 1982 - Halstead defends and wins by knockout in round one (1) over Darren Encline in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA. 05 November 1982 - Halstead relinquishes title when he is unable to make the weight restriction. 22 April 1996 - Rob Bleakley wins the WAA World Super Middleweight title by unanimous decision over Tim Payton in twelve (12) rounds in Altoona, Iowa, USA. 26 May 1996 - Bleakley relinquishes title to fight for the WAA World Light Middleweight title against Harold Brazier. 20 September 1997 - Ray Domenge wins the WAA World Super Middleweight title by knockout over Allen "Southside" Smith in round four (4) in Onawa, Iowa, USA. 13 February 1998 - Domenge relinquishes title when he is unable to make the weight restriction.
Light Heavyweight 02 April 1997 - Rob "the All-American Prizefighter" Calloway wins the WAA World Light Heavyweight title by technical knockout over Ray Domenge in round nine (9) in Kansas City, Missouri, USA. 25 October 1997 - Calloway defends and wins by technical knockout against Richard Wilson in round two (2) in Saint Joseph, Missouri, USA. 19 May 1998 - Calloway defends and wins by knockout against Tyler "Working Man" Hughes in round eight (8) in Saint Joseph, Missouri, USA. 10 July 1998 - Calloway defends and wins by technical knockout against Lonnie Knowles in round three (3) in Kansas City, Missouri, USA. 30 September 1998 - Calloway relinquishes title when he is unable to make the weight restriction.
Heavyweight 1981 Floyd "Jumbo" Cummings named WAA World Heavyweight Champion 08 March 1981 - Cummings relinquishes title. 22 September 1983 - Monte Masters wins WAA World Heavyweight title by knockout in round fourteen (14) over Tony Fulilangi in Phoenix, Arizona, USA. 12 June 1984 - Masters stripped of title. 06 November 2004 - Gene Pukall wins the WAA World Heavyweight title by knockout over Frank Broehme in round two (2) in Berlin, Germany. 09 April 2005 - Pukall defends and wins by knockout over Frank Broehme in round one (1) in Berlin, Germany. 26 November 2005 - Pukall relinquishes title due to change in management. 20 May 2006 - Gene Pukall regains the WAA World Heavyweight title by technical knockout over Ingo Jaede in round three (3) in Bautzen, Sachsen, Germany. Pukall also wins the IBU-International Boxing Union European Heavyweight title. 19 November 2006 - Pukall relinquishes title due to retirement.
"INTERNATIONAL title history" Middleweight 07 October 1995 - Rob Bleakley wins the WAA International Middleweight title by knockout over Ruben "the Fighting Banker" Riaz in three (3) rounds in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, USA.
Below is the WAA World Championship belt
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