Buddy Rogers, often hailed as the "Nature Boy," was a pioneering figure in professional wrestling, renowned for his flamboyant persona and in-ring prowess. While he never held a specific championship titled the "WWWF WORLD US Wrestling Championship Belt," Rogers achieved significant success throughout his career, capturing various titles in different promotions. Notably, he was the inaugural WWWF (World Wide Wrestling Federation, now WWE) World Heavyweight Champion in 1963, laying the foundation for the prestigious lineage of the WWE Championship. Rogers also held numerous other championships, including the NWA World Heavyweight Championship, solidifying his status as one of the sport's early icons. His contributions to wrestling, both in and out of the ring, continue to be celebrated by fans and fellow wrestlers alike, cementing his legacy as a true legend of the industry.