USWA Championship Wrestling
Overview:
Jerry Jarrett's Continental Wrestling Assocation (CWA) Wrestling show on WMC-TV, later renamed to "Championship Wrestling Association" and keeping the same CWA name around the time Jerry Lawler joined Jerry Jarrett in running the show. After Jarrett and Lawler purchased the rights to World Class Wrestling Association's "World Class Championship Wrestling" shows in the Dallas area, both the Dallas shows and the CWA show were rebranded under the "United States Wrestling Association" name. This show was rebranded to "USWA Championship Wrestling." The show ended in 1997.
11th January 1997
Season 21 · Episode 2
18th January 1997
Season 21 · Episode 3
25th January 1997
Season 21 · Episode 4
USWA 2/1/1997
Season 21 · Episode 5
8th February 1997
Season 21 · Episode 6
15th February 1997
Season 21 · Episode 7
22nd February 1997
Season 21 · Episode 8
1st March 1997
Season 21 · Episode 9
8th March 1997
Season 21 · Episode 10
15th March 1997
Season 21 · Episode 11
29th March 1997
Season 21 · Episode 12
5th April 1997
Season 21 · Episode 13
12th April 1997
Season 21 · Episode 14
19th April 1997
Season 21 · Episode 15
26th April 1997
Season 21 · Episode 16
3rd May 1997
Season 21 · Episode 17
USWA 5/10/97
Season 21 · Episode 18
May 17, 1997
Season 21 · Episode 19
USWA TV 5/24/97
Season 21 · Episode 20
31st May 1997
Season 21 · Episode 21
7th June 1997
Season 21 · Episode 22
14th June 1997
Season 21 · Episode 23
21st June 1997
Season 21 · Episode 24
USWA 06/28/97
Season 21 · Episode 25
5th July 1997
Season 21 · Episode 26
12th July 1997
Season 21 · Episode 27
19th July 1997
Season 21 · Episode 28
26th July 1997
Season 21 · Episode 29
2nd August 1997
Season 21 · Episode 30
9th August 1997
Season 21 · Episode 31
16th August 1997
Season 21 · Episode 32
23rd August 1997
Season 21 · Episode 33
30th August 1997
Season 21 · Episode 34
6th September 1997
Season 21 · Episode 35
13rd September 1997
Season 21 · Episode 36
20th September 1997 – BEST OF USWA
Season 21 · Episode 37
27th September 1997 – BEST OF USWA & CURRENT
Season 21 · Episode 38
USWA TV 10/11/1997: Highlight Show
Season 21 · Episode 39
USWA TV 10/18/1997: Random Highlights/Final Episode
Season 21 · Episode 40
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