| NWA/WCW/WWE UNITED STATES TITLE HISTORY volume 2 |
| Eddie Guerrero v. Diamond Dallas Page for the vacant WCW U.S. title (December 29, 1996) WCW U.S. Champion Eddie Guerrero v. Dean Malenko (March 16, 1997) WCW U.S. Champion Dean Malenko v. Jeff Jarrett (June 9, 1997) WCW U.S. Champion Jeff Jarrett v. Steve McMichael (August 21, 1997) WCW U.S. Champion Steve McMichael v. Curt Hennig (September 15, 1997) WCW U.S. Champion Curt Hennig v. Diamond Dallas Page (December 28, 1997) WCW U.S. Champion Diamond Dallas Page v. Raven (April 19, 1998) WCW U.S. Champion Raven v. Goldberg (April 20, 1998) *The title was vacated in July 1998 after Goldberg won the WCW title. Bret Hart v. Diamond Dallas Page for the vacant title (July 20, 1998) WCW U.S. Champion Bret Hart v. Lex Luger (August 10, 1998) WCW U.S. Champion Lex Luger v. Bret Hart (August 13, 1998) WCW U.S. Champion Bret Hart v. Diamond Dallas Page (October 26, 1998) WCW U.S. Champion Diamond Dallas Page v. Bret Hart in a �No-DQ� match (November 30, 1998) WCW U.S. Champion Bret Hart v. Roddy Piper (February 8, 1999) WCW U.S. Champion Roddy Piper v. Scott Hall (February 21, 1999) *WCW Commissioner Ric Flair striped Scott Hall of the title after he suffered an injury and was unable to defend it. Scott Steiner v. WCW TV Champion Booker T for the vacant title (April 11, 1999) *WCW Commissioner Ric Flair stripped Scott Steiner of the title and awarded it to David Flair on July 5, 1999. WCW U.S. Champion David Flair v. Chris Beniot (August 9, 1999) WCW U.S. Champion Chris Beniot v. Sid Vicious (September 12, 1999) WCW U.S. Champion Sid Vicious v. Goldberg (October 24, 1999) WCW U.S. Champion Goldberg v. Bret Hart (October 25, 1999) WCW U.S. Champion Bret Hart v. Goldberg v. Scott Hall v. Sid Vicious in a �4-way Ladder� match (November 8, 1999) *Scott Hall was stripped of the title after suffering an injury. Chris Beniot v. Jeff Jarrett in a �Ladder� match for the vacant title (December 19, 1999) WCW U.S. Champion Chris Benoit v. Jeff Jarrett in a �Ladder� match (December 20, 1999) *Jeff Jarrett was stripped of the title after suffering a concussion. The title was later returned to him on January 17, 2000. Then, on April 10, 2000, all the WCW titles were declared vacant. Scott Steiner v. Sting for the vacant title (April 16, 2000) *WCW Commissioner Ernest Miller stripped Scott Steiner of the title in July 2000. Lance Storm v. Mike Awesome for the vacant title (July 18, 2000) WCW U.S. Champion Lance Storm v. General Rection (October 29, 2000) WCW U.S. Champion General Rection v. Lance Storm (November 10, 2000) WCW U.S. Champion Lance Storm v. General Rection (November 26, 2000) WCW U.S. Champion General Rection v. Shane Douglas (January 14, 2001) WCW U.S. Champion Shane Douglas v. Rick Steiner (February 5, 2001) WCW U.S. Champion Rick Steiner v. Booker T (March 18, 2001) WCW U.S. Champion Booker T v. WCW Champion Scott Steiner (March 26, 2001) *The World Wrestling Federation bought WCW on March 26, 2001. Booker T gave the title to Kanyon on July 26, 2001) WCW U.S. Champion Kanyon v. Tajiri (September 10, 2001) WCW U.S. Champion Tajiri v. Rhyno (September 23, 2001) WCW U.S. Champion Rhyno v. Kurt Angle (October 22, 2001) WCW U.S. Champion Kurt Angle v. Edge (November 12, 2001) WCW U.S. Champion Edge v. WWF Intercontinental Champion Test in a �Unification� match (November 18, 2001) *The title was resurrected in July 2003 as a WWE SmackDown exclusive title. Eddie Guerrero v. Chris Beniot for the vacant title (July 27, 2003) |