List of 2KW World Champions

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Revision as of 11:37, 12 August 2009

The 2KW United World Championship is a backyard wrestling primary championship in 2KW. It is the highest ranked title in all of the federation and has been around since the initiation period. As it is called a "world" title, it only applies within the world in which is 2KW and is not an actual international championship.

In 2001, the championship was devised as the GWA Hardcore World Championship against the GWA World Championship for those which storyline felt their talent was further than the GWA World Championship while 2KW (then 2000 Wrestling) and Ghetto Wrestling Alliance were linked federations. When SyNN attained it the same year, it was renamed to the 2KW World Championship. In 2009, the NEW Heavyweight Championship from a defunct federation was unified into the 2KW Championship to create the 2KW United World Championship.

The first champion of the federation was Saylo, who won the championship in 2001, and ever since, there have been 17 2KW World Champions, some with multiple title reigns. Great Styles has established becoming the longest reigning champion holding the belt for nine months as the shortest champion is synonymous with Saylo, who won the championship and was promptly stripped. As of April 25, 2009, the current champion is Zero.

Contents

Names

  • GWA Hardcore World Championship - 2001
  • 2KW World Championship - 2001-2009
  • 2KW United World Championship - 2009-present

Reigns

#: Wrestler: Reigns: Date: Defenses: Location: Notes:
1
Saylo
1
2001
N/A
Manhattan, New York
Saylo became the inagural champion after the title was separated from the GWA Title and defeated JSA, but was stripped of the title for assaulting a GWA official.
2
Reaper
1
2001
N/A
Manhattan, New York
Reaper won the title after victoring a battle royal aftering eliminating SyNN last.
3
SyNN
1
2001
N/A
Manhattan, New York
SyNN defeated Reaper for the championship.
4
Grifter
1
2002
N/A
Manhattan, New York
Grifter won the title from SyNN.
5
SyNN
2
2002
N/A
Manhattan, New York
SyNN regained the championship a week later from the title loss.
6
Grifter
2
2002
N/A
Manhattan, New York
Grifter bested SyNN in a 2 Out of 3 Falls match a few weeks later.
7
Jae Peso
1
2002
N/A
Manhattan, New York
Jae Peso won the title after a 2-3 month reign by Grifter.
8
Dramacydal
1
2002
N/A
Manhattan, New York
Dramacydal achieved the title from Jae Peso.
-
-
-
2003
-
Manhattan, New York
The championship was vacated in compliance to the Divided World Entertainment management revisions.
9
Sam Michaels
1
2003
N/A
Manhattan, New York
Sam Michaels won a Triple Threat match with Reaper and Hollywood
10
C-Red
1
2003
-
Manhattan, New York
C-Red defeated Sam Michaels for the championship in a Ladder match.
-
-
-
2003
-
Manhattan, New York
The championship was vacated due to a personal leave by C-Red.
11
Long Haired Bastard
1
2004
-
Manhattan, New York
Long Haired Bastard won the title in its vacancy.
12
Reaper
2
2004
-
Manhattan, New York
Reaper won the championship.
13
Joey Resto
1
2004
-
Manhattan, New York
The championship was vacated in compliance to the Divided World Entertainment management revisions.
14
Reaper
3
2005
-
Manhattan, New York
Reaper regained the championship.
15
Angel Ortiz
2
2005
-
Manhattan, New York
Angel Ortiz won the championship.
16
Nolan Avilla
1
2005
-
Manhattan, New York
Nolan Avilla won the championship.
17
Grifter
3
2005
-
Manhattan, New York
Grifter won the championship.
18
Check
2
2005
-
Manhattan, New York
Check achieved the championship at a 2KW gym show.
19
Hollywood
1
2005
-
Manhattan, New York
Hollywood won the championship.
20
Check
3
2005
-
Manhattan, New York
Check regained the championship.
21
Reaper
3
2006
-
Manhattan, New York
Reaper won the championship.
22
V.i.P
1
2007
-
Manhattan, New York
V.i.P won the championship.
-
-
-
2007
-
Manhattan, New York
The championship was vacated due to a personal leave.
24
Mike Goldston
1
2007
-
Manhattan, New York
Mike Goldston won the championship.
25
Check
3
2007
-
Manhattan, New York
Check won the championship.
26
Raze
1
2007
-
Manhattan, New York
Raze won the championship.
27
William Black
5
2008
-
Manhattan, New York
William Black (formerly Reaper) won the championship.
28
Great Styles
1
June 2008
-
Manhattan, New York
Great Styles won the championship from William Black at 2KW Just Another Night 2008
29
Angel Ortiz
2
March 7, 2009
-
Manhattan, New York
Angel Ortiz won the championship on the return show of 2KW (note: 2KW went on a 5-month winter hiatus)
30
Zero
1
April 25, 2009
2
Manhattan, New York
Zero defeated Great Styles at 2KW Divided We Stand 2009 to win the championship.
31
Kris Kage
1
July 25, 2009
-
Manhattan, New York
Kris Kage defeated William Black, Joe Bullrog and Whiplash in a Fatal Four Way on 2KW Saturday to win the championship.

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