World Class Titles
- CWA Southwestern Heavyweight Championship
- NWA Texas Brass Knuckles Championship – Later renamed NWA Texas Hardcore Championship in 1999
- NWA Texas Heavyweight Championship – later renamed the WCWA Texas Heavyweight Championship before eventually being renamed the NWA Texas Heavyweight Championship in 1998
- NWA Texas Tag Team Championship – was renamed the WCWA Texas Tag Team Championship after WCCW's withdrawal from the NWA. Renamed the NWA Texas Tag Team Championship in 1998.
- WCWA World Heavyweight Championship – also known as the NWA American Heavyweight Championship until WCCW's withdrawal from the NWA in Feb. 1986
- WCWA World Light Heavyweight Championship
- WCWA World Six-Man Tag Team Championship – also known as the WCCW World Six-Man Tag Team Championship until World Class' withdrawal from the NWA in Feb. 1986
- WCWA World Tag Team Championship – also known as the NWA American Tag Team Championship until WCCW's withdrawal from the NWA in Feb. 1986
- WCCW Middle Eastern Championship
- WCCW Television Championship
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