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4. Greg Valentine
Legit tough man Greg Valentine had a pair of TV title reigns to his credit, both in the early 1980s.
Valentine is best remembered for his heel run in the classic WWF era, where he feuded with such luminaries as former partner Brutus Beefcake and Ron Garvin.
5. Jimmy Valiant
The Boogie Woogie man is one of the most dearly beloved wrestlers from the 1970s and 80s. The TV title had been envisioned as a belt with short title reigns, but Valiant was the first man to calm down the division, and held the belt for nearly a year.
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