Adam Copeland became a two-time TNT Champion by defeating Christian Cage in an I Quit match on the March 20th, 2024 episode of AEW Dynamite from the Coca-Cola Coliseum in Toronto, Ontario.

Christian Cage became the TNT Champion for the second time by defeating Adam Copeland at AEW Worlds End from the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Long Island, New York.

Adam Copeland became the TNT Champion by defeating Christian Cage in a no disqualification match at AEW Worlds End from the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Long Island, New York.

Christian Cage became the TNT Champion by defeating Luchasaurus and Darby Allin in a 3-way match on the September 23rd episode of AEW Collision that took place at the Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, MI.

Luchasaurus became the TNT Champion by defeating Wardlow on the premiere episode of AEW: Collision at the United Center in Chicago, IL. Luchasaurus joins Scorpio Sky as the only wrestlers to have held the TNT Championship & AEW World Tag Team Championship.

Wardlow became a three-time TNT Champion when winning his rematch with Powerhouse Hobbs on Dynamite from the Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh, PA.

Hobbs parlayed his 2023 Face of the Revolution ladder match victory into his first AEW championship. Hobbs beat Wardlow in a falls-count-anywhere match for the TNT Championship on Dynamite in Sacramento, CA at the Golden1Center.

Wardlow avenged his TNT Championship loss to Samoa Joe with a submission win at Revolution from the Chase Center in San Francisco, CA.

Samoa Joe became a two-time TNT Champion when avenging his loss to Darby Allin from 28 days earlier. Joe won the rematch in a no-holds-barred showdown on Dynamite from the Nutter Center in Dayton, OH.

Seattle native Darby Allin parlayed home-field advantage into becoming a two-time TNT Champion. Allin beat Samoa Joe on Dynamite at the Climate Pledge Arena.

Samoa Joe became the self-proclaimed “King of Television” when beating Wardlow for the TNT Championship at Revolution from the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ. Joe added that honor to his standing as Ring of Honor world television champion.

Coming off a lopsided win over MJF at Double or Nothing, Wardlow remained red-hot by snaring his first AEW title. Wardlow won a Dynamite street fight over Scorpio Sky to secure the TNT Championship at the Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, NY.

For the second time, Scorpio Sky ended Sammy Guevara’s reign as TNT Champion. Sky topped Guevara in a ladder match on Dynamite from the Liacouras Center in Philadelphia, PA.

Guevara became AEW’s second three-time TNT Champion when pinning Scorpio Sky at Battle of the Belts III from the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland, TX.

On Dynamite, Scorpio Sky became the first wrestler to have held the AEW world tag team and TNT championships. Sky did so by beating Sammy Guevara for the latter at the Hertz Arena in Fort Myers, FL.

Sammy Guevara unified the TNT Championship by beating Cody Rhodes in a ladder match on Dynamite: Beach Break from the Wolstein Center in Cleveland, OH.

Cody Rhodes received a special Christmas gift by becoming the first three-time TNT Champion. He pinned Sammy Guevara on Rampage: Holiday Bash from the Greensboro Coliseum in Greensboro, NC.

Dedicating this match to former TNT Champion Mr. Brodie Lee, Sammy Guevara won his first AEW title when pinning Miro on Dynamite from the Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, NY.

Miro ended Darby Allin’s record-setting 186-day TNT Championship reign with a Dynamite victory from Daily’s Place in Jacksonville, FL.

Darby Allin’s breakthrough AEW victory came when he defeated Cody Rhodes for the TNT Championship at Full Gear from Daily’s Place in Jacksonville, FL.

AEW’s first dog collar match ended with Cody Rhodes pinning Mr. Brodie Lee to win the TNT Championship for the second time on Dynamite: 30 Years of Jericho emanating from Daily’s Place in Jacksonville, FL.

Five months after Mr. Brodie Lee’s AEW debut, the “Exalted One” brought home gold for Dark Order by destroying Cody Rhodes in just 3:10 on Dynamite from Daily’s Place in Jacksonville, FL.

Cody Rhodes defeated Lance Archer in the TNT Championship tournament final to become the inaugural champion at Double or Nothing from Daily’s Place in Jacksonville, FL. Boxing legend “Iron” Mike Tyson presented Rhodes with the title belt.