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8. Booker T
Long before he was King Booker or grunting inarticulately at the announce table, Booker T was one of the most phenomenal young lions in the sport.
He turned a lot of heads as a member of Harlem Heat, but when he broke out on his own was when his career truly started to soar. Much like Flair and Steamboat, the TV title was a stepping stone toward the World Heavyweight title. Booker T had seven TV title reigns, the most ever.
9. Arn Anderson
The everyman workhorse and Horsemen Enforcer was almost synonymous with the Television title during the early 1990s. During four separate reigns, he racked up over 875 days as champion. Double-A is the man still most associated with the championship, having held both the NWA and WCW versions of the title. Most critics agree that Anderson was the greatest TV champ of all time.
