GBYWN Australian Championship

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| style="text-align: right;" | '''Current champion'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | [[Mikanos]]
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | August 26, 2012
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| style="text-align: right;" | '''Promotion'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | [[Inner City Wrestling Syndicate]]
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East Coast version formally promoted by [[Australian Wrestling Grand Prix|AWGP]]
 
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | East Coast: March 3, 2010
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East Coast Retired: December 6 2010
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July 25, 2010
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West Coast; July 25 2010
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West Coast: [[Tazer]]
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[[Tazer|Aston Crude]]
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The '''GBYWN Australian Championship''', formerly the '''GBYWN Australian Heavyweight Championship''' is a [[backyard wrestling]] secondary, international championship competed for in Australia, and is a title sanctioned by backyard wrestling alliance, [[Global Backyard Wrestling News]] (GBYWN).  
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The '''GBYWN Australian Heavyweight Championship''' is a [[backyard wrestling]] international championship competed for in Australia, and is a title sanctioned by backyard wrestling alliance, [[Global Backyard Wrestling News]] (GBYWN).  
==History==
==History==
===Origination===
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In early 2010, Chairman of the [[Global Backyard Wrestling Nation]] alliance, [[Rad Hazard]], sanctioned a GBYWN championship in Australia known as the GBYWN Australian Heavyweight Championship. At AWGP's SuperSlam event, [[Zac Shaw]], one of [[Queensland Backyard Wrestling]]'s longest serving roster members, defeated [[Crimson Genocide]] to become the inaugural champion.
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In early 2010, Chairman of the [[Global Backyard Wrestling Nation]] alliance, [[Rad Hazard]], sanctioned a GBYWN championship in Australia known as the GBYWN Australian Heavyweight Championship. At ICWS's Animosity event, [[Tazer|Aston Crude]], defeated [[Dan Zeplin]] to become the inaugural champion.
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===Title Details===
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The physical championship belt was homemade by [[Atticus Floyd]], originally used as the [[nWd Tag Team Championship]] and was to be the Pro Federation, ACWA's version of the [[Smashmouth Championship]]. The physical belt returned to active service when AWGP re-activated. In 2011, the physical belt will be the ACW version of the 'Smashmouth Championship'.
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==Controversy==
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On May 30, 2010, [[Keiran Shaw]] won the vacant AWGP International Championship and thus, the GBYWN Australian Title was unified with the belt to create the AWGP-GBYWN Global Championship. It was mistakenly believed that the title became inactive by less knowledgeable federations, but after a brief period of confusion where ICWS claimed the lineage of the championship, Rad Hazard declared the AWGP version of the title the official version until their was an agreement to move to title or AWGP went under. AWGP and ICWS continued to confront one another over the internet until the owners themselves agreed on a spilt title, AWGP's being represented as the East Coast Version and the ICWS's as the West Coast version of the championship with a new lineage. AWGP Management made it quite clear that the original version of the title was still active as the AWGP Global Championship was still represented by both belts and is recognized as such to this day.
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In late-October 2010, then AWGP Global / GBYWN Australian Champion [[Warren Terra]] split the championship back to its original configuration. The original lineage continued with [[Infringment]] becoming the first separated champion. AWGP held the championship until it was officially vacated at their finale, whereas afterwords the title was reactivated at ICWS an events later that month. The current official champion is Dan Zeplin, whom won the vacated title to unify it with the ICWS & SPWS Heavyweight Championships.
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==Title History==
==Title History==
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|<center>1</center>
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|<center>[[Tazer|Aston Crude]]</center>
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|<center>July 25th, 2010</center>
|<center>July 25th, 2010</center>
|<center>ICWS Animosity</center>
|<center>ICWS Animosity</center>
|<center>Perth, Australia</center>
|<center>Perth, Australia</center>
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|{{small| [[Tazer]] defeated [[Dan Zeplin]] at Animosity to win the inaugral west coast championship.}}
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|{{small| [[Tazer|Aston Crude]] defeated [[Dan Zeplin]] at Animosity to win the inaugural Australian Heavyweight Championship.}}
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|<center>ICWS Halloween Hell</center>
|<center>ICWS Halloween Hell</center>
|<center>Perth, Australia</center>
|<center>Perth, Australia</center>
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|{{small| [[Dan Zeplin]] defeated [[Tazer]] at Halloween Hell to win the championship in an impromptu title match.}}
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|{{small| [[Dan Zeplin]] defeated [[Aston Crude]] at Halloween Hell to win the championship in an impromptu title match.}}
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|<center>[[Clint Marshall]] </center>
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|<center>July 2nd, 2011</center>
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|<center>ICWS Twisted Metal V</center>
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|<center>Perth, Australia</center>
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|{{small| [[Clint Marshall]] defeated [[Dan Zeplin]] at Twisted Metal V to win the championship. Marshall also held the ICWS Hardcore Championship, becoming the first "undisputed" champion of the ICWS.}}
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|<center>[[Mike Delcanho]] </center>
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|<center>November 27, 2011</center>
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|<center>ICWS Season's Beatings</center>
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|<center>Perth, Australia</center>
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|{{small| [[Mike Delcanho]] defeated [[Clint Marshall]] at Season's Beatings to win the championship in a No Disqualification match, with the help of [[JD Flame]] and [[Mikanos]] to form the Radical Movement.}}
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|<center>[[Mikanos]] </center>
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|<center>August 26, 2012</center>
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|<center>ICWS Day Of Destiny</center>
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|<center>Perth, Australia</center>
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|{{small| [[Mikanos]] defeated [[Mike Delcanho]] at Day of Destiny in a singles match via pinfall.
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Current revision as of 20:34, 11 September 2012

GBYWN Australian Heavyweight Championship
a0dv6.jpg
Details
Current champion Mikanos
Date won August 26, 2012
Promotion Inner City Wrestling Syndicate
Associated with Global Backyard Wrestling News
Date introduced

July 25, 2010

Most reigns 4 way tie.
First champion

Aston Crude

The GBYWN Australian Heavyweight Championship is a backyard wrestling international championship competed for in Australia, and is a title sanctioned by backyard wrestling alliance, Global Backyard Wrestling News (GBYWN).

Contents

History

Origination

In early 2010, Chairman of the Global Backyard Wrestling Nation alliance, Rad Hazard, sanctioned a GBYWN championship in Australia known as the GBYWN Australian Heavyweight Championship. At ICWS's Animosity event, Aston Crude, defeated Dan Zeplin to become the inaugural champion.

Title History

# Wrestler: Reigns: Date: Event: Location: Notes:
1
Aston Crude
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July 25th, 2010
ICWS Animosity
Perth, Australia
 Aston Crude defeated Dan Zeplin at Animosity to win the inaugural Australian Heavyweight Championship.
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Dan Zeplin
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October 24th, 2010
ICWS Halloween Hell
Perth, Australia
 Dan Zeplin defeated Aston Crude at Halloween Hell to win the championship in an impromptu title match.
3
Clint Marshall
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July 2nd, 2011
ICWS Twisted Metal V
Perth, Australia
 Clint Marshall defeated Dan Zeplin at Twisted Metal V to win the championship. Marshall also held the ICWS Hardcore Championship, becoming the first "undisputed" champion of the ICWS.
4
Mike Delcanho
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November 27, 2011
ICWS Season's Beatings
Perth, Australia
 Mike Delcanho defeated Clint Marshall at Season's Beatings to win the championship in a No Disqualification match, with the help of JD Flame and Mikanos to form the Radical Movement.
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Mikanos
1
August 26, 2012
ICWS Day Of Destiny
Perth, Australia
 Mikanos defeated Mike Delcanho at Day of Destiny in a singles match via pinfall.

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