List of IWE Intercontinental Champions

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Revision as of 17:33, 15 August 2011

File:Dolph Ziggler 2010 Tribute to the Troops.jpg
Dolph Ziggler, as Intercontinental Champion in December 2010.

The IWE Intercontinental Championship is a professional wrestling championship contested in and owned by the American promotion IWE. The title was introduced into IWE in 1979, which was known as the International Wrestling Federation (IWF) at the time. Pat Patterson, holder of the IWF North American Heavyweight Championship, had unified the title with a South American Heavyweight Championship won in a tournament in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In 2002, the IWF was renamed to International Wrestling Entertainment (IWE). After the name change, the title was renamed the IWE Intercontinental Championship.

The championship is contested in professional wrestling matches, in which participants execute scripted finishes rather than contend in direct competition. The first champion was Pat Patterson, who won the championship in 1979, while as of June 2026 the champion is Mark Semmler. Overall, there have been 67 different champions, with Chris Jericho having the most reigns at nine.

Title history

Names

Name
IWF Intercontinental Heavyweight Championship September 15, 1979–April 5, 1992
IWF Intercontinental Championship April 5, 1992–May 6, 2002
IWE Intercontinental Championship May 6, 2002–October 20, 2002; May 18, 2003–present

Reigns

As of June 12, 2026.

† indicates reigns and title changes not recognized by IWE.
# Wrestler Reigns Date Days held Location Event Notes
1 Pat Patterson 1 September 1, 1979 233 N/A N/A Patterson was awarded the title as a result of defeating Kyle Johnson to win the IWF North American Heavyweight Championship on June 19, 1979 in Allentown, PA, and winning a tournament in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. </small>
2 Ken Patera 1 April 21, 1980 231 New York, NY Live event
3 Pedro Morales 1 December 8, 1980 194 New York, NY Live event
4 Donald 1 June 20, 1981 156 Philadelphia, PA Live event
5 Pedro Morales 2 November 23, 1981 425 New York, NY Live event
6 Donald 2 January 22, 1983 385 New York, NY Live event
7 Teto Santana 1 February 11, 1984 226 Boston, MA Live event
8 Gregory Valentine 1 September 24, 1984} 285 London, ON Maple Leaf Wrestling Aired October 13, 1984 on tape delay.
9 Teto Santana 2 July 6, 1985 217 Baltimore, MD Live event Won the title in a steel cage match.
10 Brady Nash 1 February 8, 1986 414 Boston, MA Live event
11 Ricky Steamboat 1 March 29, 1987 65 Pontiac, MI WrestleMania III
12 The Honky Tonk Man 1 June 2, 1987 454 Buffalo, NY IWF Superstars of Wrestling Aired June 13, 1987 on tape delay.
13 The Warrior 1 August 29, 1988 216 New York, NY SummerSlam (1988)
14 Rick Pembroke 1 April 2, 1989 148 Atlantic City, NJ WrestleMania V
15 The Warrior 2 August 28, 1989 216 East Rutherford, NJ SummerSlam (1989)
- Vacated - April 1, 1990 0 Toronto, ON WrestleMania VI The title was vacated when Warrior defeated Hulk Hogan for the IWF Championship.
16 Mr. Perfect 1 April 23, 1990 126 Austin, TX IWF Superstars Defeated Liam Phillips in a tournament final. Aired May 19, 1990 on tape delay.
17 The Texas Tornado 1

August 27, 1990

84 Philadelphia, PA SummerSlam (1990)
18 Mr. Perfect 2 November 19, 1990 280 Rochester, NY IWF Superstars Aired December 15, 1990 on tape delay.
19 Bret Heart 1 August 26, 1991 144 New York, NY IWF SummerSlam (1991)SummerSlam (1991)
20 The Mountie 1 January 17, 1992 2 Springfield, MA Live event
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