BBW World Heavyweight Championship

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|{{small|Defeated Alex Cross in a rematch. Later that day, Rad and [[Murph]] lost to Matt Demorest in a unification match with the [[GBYWN World Heavyweight Championship]] also on the line to determine the Undisputed GBYWN World Heavyweight Champion. Title is defunct.}}
|{{small|Defeated Alex Cross in a rematch. Later that day, Rad and [[Murph]] lost to Matt Demorest in a unification match with the [[GBYWN World Heavyweight Championship]] also on the line to determine the Undisputed GBYWN World Heavyweight Champion. Title is defunct.}}
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Current revision as of 19:22, 3 January 2013

BBW World Heavyweight Championship
209g55z.jpg Rad Hazard, a little girl, her mother, and John Keller with the title.
Details
Last champion(s) Rad Hazard
Date won November 18, 2012
Promotion N/A
Associated with Global Backyard Wrestling Nation
Date introduced 2008
Most reigns Rad Hazard (2)
First champion Assassin
Longest reign Rad Hazard (377 Days)
Shortest reign Rad Hazard (-1 Day)

The BBW World Heavyweight Championship is a backyard wrestling world championship in Global Backyard Wrestling Nation (GBYWN). Initially, it was first apart of federation alliance Battle Born Wrestling (BBW) as it was expanding globally from territory to territory that in turn, rendered the title into an actual world title. In November 2009, BBW merged into Global Backyard Wrestling News to form separate alliance GBYWNation.

Contents

History

Origination

The BBW World Heavyweight Championship was introduced on the first episode of BBW, BBW 1: Battle Born in Las Vegas, Nevada on December 5, 2008. It had shortly preceded a title tournament concluding on BBW 2: Inaugural Champion on December 28 which was won by BBW primary area wrestler Assassin when he defeated Iron Bastard to become the first ever champion of the alliance.

Adan Reyes from a BBW territorial organization from Salt Lake City, Utah New Generation Wrestling had won the title from Assassin being the first time an outside BBW prime territory member won it. Overall, the title was defended and contested in Nevada and Utah and was forfeited once by FX to JP in Pennsylvania during a Suicidal Wrestling Clash event.

Championship lineage

# Wrestler: Reigns: Date: Event: Notes:
1
Assassin
1
December 28, 2008
BBW 2: Inaugural Champion
Defeated Iron Bastard following a BBW Heavyweight Championship Tournament at BBW 2: Inaugural Champion.
2
Adan Reyes
1
February 08, 2009
BBW 4: Epic Encounter
Defeated Assassin at BBW 4: Epic Encounter to become BBW World Heavyweight Championship
3
JLV
1
May 24, 2009
BBW Collateral Episode 3: The Final Battle
Defeated Adan Reyes at BBW Collateral Episode 3: The Final Battle to become BBW World Heavyweight Champion.
4
FX
1
August 22, 2009
West Fest 1
Defeated JLV at West Fest 1 to become BBW World Heavyweight Champion.
5
JP
1
April 10, 2010
Backyard Supremacy 4
FX forfeited the title over to JP at Backyard Supremacy 4 due to lack of defense and being on semi-retirement from backyard wrestling.
6
John Keller
1
May 2, 2010
BXW: Paul Kunkle Memorial
John Keller defeated JP at BXW: Paul Kunkle Memorial to win the title.
N/A
Vacant
N/A
August 2010
BXW
John Keller vacated the title when he was threatened by Social Security.
7
DMAC
1
August 2010
BXW
Defeated Matt Demorest for the vacant title.
8
Mike Damage
1
November 13, 2010
BXW Goodbye 2010
Damage defeated DMAC in a Career VS Title Match.
9
Rad Hazard
1
November 6, 2011
BXW Goodbye 2011 (Day 2)
Defeated Damage for the title.
10
Alex Cross
1
November 17, 2012
BXW Goodbye 2012 (Day 1)
Defeated Hazard for the title.
11
Rad Hazard
2
November 18, 2012
BXW Goodbye 2012 (Day 2)
Defeated Alex Cross in a rematch. Later that day, Rad and Murph lost to Matt Demorest in a unification match with the GBYWN World Heavyweight Championship also on the line to determine the Undisputed GBYWN World Heavyweight Champion. Title is defunct.

Reigns by length

Wrestler Days held Date Won Date Lost
Rad Hazard
384
November 13, 2011
November 17, 2012
Mike Damage
358
November 13, 2010
November 6, 2011
FX
200
August 22, 2009
April 10, 2010
Adan Reyes
105
April 8, 2009
May 24, 2009
John Leo Valentine
90
May 24, 2009
August 22, 2009
Assassin
42
December 28, 2008
February 8, 2009
JP
21
April 10, 2010
May 1, 2010
John Keller
90 (approximately)
May 1, 2010
August 2010
DMAC
90 (approximately)
August 2010
November 13, 2010
Alex Cross
1
November 17, 2012
November 18, 2012
Rad Hazard
0
November 18, 2012
November 18, 2012

See Also

References

  1. BYS4; FX vacates the BBW title. TheSWCVideos on YouTube. Retrieved on April 12, 2010.

External links

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