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The Top 5 TNA/Impact World Champions




Impact Wrestling has been a breeding ground for some of the most talented and charismatic wrestlers in the industry. Among the prestigious titles in the company, the TNA World Heavyweight Championship has been adorned by numerous legends. Let's delve into the top five individuals who left an indelible mark as TNA World Heavyweight Champions.

  • AJ Styles

AJ Styles is synonymous with Impact Wrestling and the TNA World Heavyweight Championship. His name is etched in the annals of TNA history with a record-setting number of reigns as the champion. Styles' athleticism, in-ring prowess, and dedication to the company made him a cornerstone of TNA during its formative years. His reigns elevated the championship's prestige and solidified his status as a true TNA icon.

  • Samoa Joe

Samoa Joe's dominance in TNA was awe-inspiring, especially during his tenure as the World Heavyweight Champion. Renowned for his hard-hitting style and unmatched intensity, Joe's reigns as the champion were a testament to his raw power and technical prowess. His battles against some of TNA's finest solidified his legacy as one of the most dominant champions in the company's history.

  • Kurt Angle

Kurt Angle's arrival in TNA brought a level of star power and wrestling pedigree that few could match. As a multi-time TNA World Heavyweight Champion, Angle's technical expertise and sheer tenacity inside the ring made his championship reigns nothing short of legendary. His matches were always a masterclass in wrestling, adding prestige to the title every time he defended it.

  • Bobby Roode

Bobby Roode's reign as TNA World Heavyweight Champion was marked by his evolution into a cunning and calculating heel. Roode's character work and in-ring abilities made him a captivating champion. His long reign at the top showcased his ability to carry the company and solidify his place among the TNA greats.

  • Josh Alexander

For current Impact fans, this is their guy. Josh Alexander has grown from a cocky, brash tag-team wrestler to the face of this company. He has the longest-reigning World Championship reign that may have continued if he didn’t get hurt earlier this year.


The TNA/Impact World Heavyweight Championship has been adorned by an array of talented individuals, each leaving an indelible mark on Impact Wrestling history. From the athleticism of AJ Styles to the intensity of Samoa Joe, the technical prowess of Kurt Angle, the cunning of Bobby Roode, and the story of the new home-grown guy Josh Alexander, these champions have elevated the prestige of the championship and contributed immensely to Impact Wrestling's legacy. Their reigns serve as a testament to their talent and dedication, solidifying their places among the top champions in TNA/Impact Wrestling history.

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