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#3 Kamal's main event run while competing for USWA
Following Kamala's WWE run, he returned to World Class, and competed in several matches for EMLL in Mexico, as well as Japan's AJPW. Kamala's feud with Jerry Lawler returned while both were in the United States Wrestling Assocation (USWA) promotion, as Kamala defeated Lawler for the Unified World Heavyweight Championship on November 25, 1991.
Interestingly, this was also inside the Mid-South Coliseum in Memphis, Tennessee. Lawler regained the title a week later, but Kamala regained the title the following week.
Kamala continued to be a main event star in USWA, also feuding against Koko B. Ware for the Unified World Heavyweight Championship. Overall, Kamala's USWA stint was one of his most successful runs of his pro wrestling career, as he became the top champion on four different occasions. In fact, USWA is the promotion where he had the most title reigns.
Although Kamala's USWA run only lasted for a few months, it made him look like a major star, and Jerry Lawler once again showed his dedication to him by making him a top main-eventer.
