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| Australian Middleweight Championship |
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| First champion | Jim Deakin |
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| Final champion | Lenny Holt |
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| Most reigns | Dick Cameron (2) |
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The Australian Middleweight Championship was a national Australian professional wrestling championship and was the first Middleweight Championship in Australia.[1][2][3]
Title history
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Times:
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Date won:
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Location:
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Notes:
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| Albert Hertel
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1
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Melbourne
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| Hughie Whitman
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1
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Melbourne
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Also billed as Australasian champion.
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| Anton Koolman
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1
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Melbourne
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| Hughie Whitman
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2
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Melbourne
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| Jim Deakin
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1
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9 May 1931
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Sydney
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Defeats Jack Haymon
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| VACANT
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1
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Sydney
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Deakin retired
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| Dick Cameron
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1
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8 June 1935
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Sydney
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| Sammy Rogers
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1
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30 May 1936
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Sydney
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| Dick Cameron
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2
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27 May 1939
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Sydney
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| INACTIVE
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1
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Sydney
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| Ray Greenfield
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1
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28 February 1953
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Sydney
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Defeats Len Holt
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| John Morrow
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1
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17 August 1955
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Sydney
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| Lenny Holt
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1
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2 April 1957
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Sydney
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Title retired in 1960
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See also
References
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