NWA Canadian Heavyweight Championship - List of Combined Reigns

List of Combined Reigns

As of February 25, 2012.

Rank Wrestler # Of Reigns Combined Days
1. Scotty Mac 2 910
2. Angelo Mosca 4 828
3. E.Z. Ryder 3 447
4. Spyder 3 411
5. Vid Vain 1 334
6. Bishop 2 388+
7. Tony Baroni 1 261
8. Dewey Robertson 1 260
9. "The Rabid Dog" Rob Stardom 1 226
10. Great Hossein Arab 2 216
11. Dino Bravo 2 211
12. "Fast" Freddy Funk 1 210
13. "Gorgeous" Michelle Starr 2 184
14. Sgt. Slaughter 1 182
15. Sid Sylum 1 175
16. Kerry "The Pitbull" Brown 1 163
17. Vance Nevada 1 126
18. R.A.G.E. 1 124
19. Big John Studd 1 119
20. Artemis Spencer 1 85
21. Zack Mercury 1 71
22. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine 1 56
23. "Bad Boy" Brian Jewel 1 54
24. Ivan Koloff 1 42
25. Mr. Fuji 1 14
26. "Stylin'" Brian Sylver 1 2

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