PWI Stanley Weston Award
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The PWI Stanley Weston Award, given yearly since 1981 by professional wrestling magazine Pro Wrestling Illustrated, recognizes lifetime achievement by a professional wrestling personality as decided by the editors of the magazine. The award was originally known as the PWI Editor's Award. Beginning with the March 2003 year-end edition, the award was renamed in memory of PWI founder and longtime publisher Stanley Weston, who died in 2002.
[edit] Award winners
† indicates a posthumous award.
[edit] See also
PWI Awards
| Current Awards |
|---|
| Wrestler of the Year | Tag Team of the Year | Match of the Year | Feud of the Year | Most Popular Wrestler | Most Hated Wrestler | Most Improved Wrestler | Most Inspirational Wrestler | Rookie of the Year | Stanley Weston Award | Comeback of the Year | Woman of the Year |
| Discontinued Awards |
| Manager of the Year | Girl Wrestler of the Year | Midget Wrestler of the Year | Announcer of the Year |
