List of XBW Champions

| align="center" colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:90%;" | <span style="color: #000000;">http://i43.tinypic.com/124bkee.jpg</span><br><span style="color: #000000;">[[Deathwarrent]] has achieved the most reigns at 6 with the [[XBW Championship]].</span><br>

The '''XBW Championship''' was a [[backyard wrestling]] primary championship in [[XBW Wrestling]] (XBW). It is recognized for being the highest-ranked title in the federation and referenced as the XBW World Heavyweight Championship in the reigns of [[Nemesis]], and also referenced as "world" to commemorate him. In 1999, the championship was introduced and worn be pre-existing champion, Nemesis into the inception of the initial season. In season 2, the title was placed in a special 24/7 ruling which switched hands multiple times between [[Deathwarrent]], [[Ryan Stevens]], [[Psycho]], and [[Chris Phoenix]]. In storyline, [[Total Wrestling Federation Xtreme]] star [[Spardis]] invaded XBW in a trip from Minnesota and once usurped the XBW Title in season 3, and in season 4 when he reemerged again, made history by becoming the first and only outsider to win the title. Before attempting to relocate it back to TWFX, Reaper cashed in his [[Nemesis Memorial Cup Battle Royal]] opportunity to dispossess him of it. [[Josh Dreamer]] is also noted as the only lightweight uprising wrestler to ever hold the belt. Title reigns are determined by [[backyard wrestling]] matches with wrestlers involved in pre-existed scripted feuds, plots and storylines and tended to be won by predominantly [[XBW Originals]] with mostly tension-building storylines that culminate to a [[supercard]]. All championship reigns were held by wrestlers with ring names. The championship has crowned 12 different champions since its iteration as the current champion is Deathwarrent, who is in his sixth reign. Deathwarrent also holds the record for having the most reigns as champion, while Ryan Stevens holds the shortest and longest reign, which he defended the title for an unrivalled record of 7 times.

|<center>Season 01, Episode 01</center>

|[[Ryan Stevens|The Icon]]  

|<center>Season 01, Episode 06</center>

|{{small|Won the championship at [[XBW Hardcore Haven (Season 1)|Hardcore Haven]] against Nemesis in a Texas Deathmatch.}}

|{{small|[[Deathwarrent]] defeated [[Ryan Stevens|The Icon]] and Nemesis in an I Quit match at [[XBW Hallowicked (Season 4)|Hallowicked]].}}

|{{small|Deathwarrent beats Nemesis on ''Revolution'' for the vacant title.}}

|{{small|Defeated [[The Reaper (XBW)|Reaper]] on ''Revolution'' for vacant title.}}

|{{small|[[Reilly Davidson|Tommy Gunn]] defeated [[War]] on ''Revolution'' momentarily before transforming into Reilly Davidson, the mastermind of movement, [[Jackass Championship Wrestling]].}}

|{{small|XBW owner Deathwarrent strips Reilly Davidson of the championship at [[XBW In Memory Of 1 (Season 2)|In Memory Of]] before he could gain further success in XBW.}}

|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>

|{{small|After the title was vacated earlier in the episode, Deathwarrent had contested the championship in a Two Falls match between War and [[Chris Phoenix]], whereas, the first fall was for the [[XBW Maryland Championship]] and the second for the XBW Championship which it was the second fall War won.}}

| <center>5</center>

|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>

|{{small|Deathwarrent defeated War at [[XBW Mayhem (Season 2)|Mayhem]] shortly before join Jackass Championship Wrestling. The XBW progress halted for a year and returned for 2004 to continue the season with Deathwarrent still as champion.}}

|The Icon  

|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>

|{{small|In a one-time only 24/7 ruling, The Icon attacked and defeated Deathwarrent at [[XBW Final Revolution (Season 2)|Final Revolution]] to reign the shortest champion in history for 23 seconds.}}

|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>

|{{small|In a one-time only 24/7 ruling, Deathwarrent regained the title from The Icon at Final Revolution for a period between two matches in the event.}}

|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>

|{{small|In a one-time only 24/7 ruling, [[Psycho]] attacked and defeated Deathwarrent at Final Revolution to reign champion for 29 seconds.}}

|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>

|{{small|In a one-time only 24/7 ruling, [[Chris Phoenix]] won the title at Final Revolution after pinning Psycho to end the 24/7 ruling.}}

|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>

|{{small|Defeated Chris Phoenix on ''[[XBW Revolution|Revolution]]'' after an accidental crutch shot to become fastest rising rookie to win the XBW Championship.}}

|<center>Season 02, Episode 18</center>

|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>

|{{small|Jesse James was stripped of the title as the decision was reversed.}}

|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>

|{{small|[[The Aliiance]] (Deathwarrent and Chris Phoenix) teamed to face [[EZ Money Krew]] (Jesse James, Ryan Stevens "The Icon" Stevens and [[Adam Webb]]) at [[XBW Insomnia (Season 2)|Insomnis]],  where Phoenix had to defend his belt in a Handicap Championship Tag match with the one to pin being the one that claims the title. Deathwarrent proceeded to pin for the win.}}

|<center>Season 02, Episode 23</center>

|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>

|{{small|Reaper defeated Deathwarrent and Tommy Gunn in a Triple Threat I Quit Submission match at [[XBW Hardcore Haven (Season 2)|Hardcore Haven]].}}

|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>

|{{small|Jesse James won the title in a Triple Theat match with Ryan Stevens and Reaper.}}

|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>

|{{small|Ryan Stevens defeated Jesse James at [[XBW Hotter Than Hell (Season 3)|Hotter Than Hell]] and carried on the most dominant reign in XBW history defending the belt for an unrivalled 7 times and becoming the longest reigning champion.}}

|<center>Baltimore, Maryland</center>

|{{small|[[Shawn Hartless]] returned after leaving XBW assigned as mystery opponent for Ryan Stevens by XBW owner Deathwarrent and won the title in a Ladder match at [[XBW In Memory Of 4 (Season 4)|In Memory Of]].}}

|{{small|Shawn Hartless vacated the XBW Championship due to injury.}}

|<center>Baltimore, Maryland</center>

|{{small|After Shawn Hartless vacated the championship to injury, it was contested in a match at [[XBW Insomnia (Season 4)|Insomnia]] between Ryan Stevens and Chris Phoenix, which Stevens won.}}

|<center>Baltimore, Maryland</center>

|{{small|Spardis sneaked an XBW Title match into his short term "contract" with XBW and went on to [[XBW Hotter Than Hell (Season 4)|Hotter Than Hell]] to defeat Ryan Stevens.}}

|{{small|Reaper cashed in his [[Nemesis Memorial Cup Battle Royal]] opportunity to stop [[Spardis]] who intended to take the championship back to [[TWFX]].}}

|{{small|Pinned Reaper at [[XBW Decadence (Season 4)|Decadence]] to become the only lightweight rising star to hold the title.}}

|<center>Baltimore, Maryland</center>

|{{small|Defeated [[Josh Dreamer]] at [[XBW Valencrimes(Season 4)|Valencrimes]].}}

|Deathwarrent

|<center>6</center>

|<center>Baltimore, Maryland</center>

|{{small|Deathwarrent pinned Ryan Stevens at [[XBW Total Chaos (season 5)|Total Chaos]] to become the XBW Champion now having the most reigns.}}

|{{small|XBW held a match in a local facility away from the backyard between Ryan Stevens, Chris Phoenix and Deathwarrent, where Phoenix pinned Stevens to win the XBW Title.}}