DXX Universe Championship

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-	The General Manager of Friday Night Mayhem [[Carari Grey]] first announced the introduction of the Universe Championship several weeks before WrestleMania, stating that every singles champion on the brand would sacrifice their titles and compete for one undisputed belt in the main event of the Pay-Per-View.
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-	The first Universe Champion was [[DJ Hipp]]. To win the title Hipp had to relinquish the [[DXX World Heavyweight Championship]] and [[DXX Hardcore Championship | DXX Mayhem Hardcore Championship]], [[Kenny Dykstra]] his [[DXX United States Championship]] and [[The Rock]] surrendered his [[DXX Television Championship]] as part of the match. [[Floyd Mayweather]] was also brought into the match to make it an 'All or Nothing Fatal 4 Way' match. Hipp was the eventual winner of the match, claiming the gold.  Hipp's first title defence was against [[Mr McMahon]] at the [[Road To Redemption]] Pay-Per-View, where he successfully retained his title.
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-	After successfully defending the [[DXX Universe Tag Team Championships]] with his partner Dykstra the recently suspended [[Doctor Cube]] made a surprise return and immediately challenged DJ Hipp to a match at the [[Eye For An Eye 2008|Eye For An Eye]] Pay-Per-View event, which Carari Grey made official moments later.  Cube picked up a surprising victory over his opponent to begin his reign as Champion, and his first defence was at the [[One Night Stand 2008|One Night Stand]] Pay-Per-View.  Originally the match was supposed to feature Cube against both general manager Carari Grey and DJ Hipp in a handicap match made by the returning [[Assassin]], and in a shock move he made it a 'Pit of Death' match.  However it was later overturned by the board of directors and the match instead featured Cube defending against DJ Hipp, [[Slain]] and [[Randy Orton]] in a Fatal 4 Way Pit of Death match instead. During Cube's reign he renamed and redesigned the champion, it became the ''DXX Cube Heavweight Championship'', however when he lost the title it reverted back to its old name and iamge.
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-	DJ Hipp successfully won the Pit of Death match at One Night Stand to begin his second reign as Universe Champion, and successfully defended in in an awkward match against fellow [[Immortal Sinners|Immortal Sinner]] Kenny Dykstra (also with [[FleX]] as the special guest referee) on the July 18th episode of Mayhem.
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DXX Universe Championship
Details
Current Holder	Josh Impact
Date Won	3rd August 2008
Next Defence	Unknown
Promotion	DXX
Brand	Mayhem

The DXX Universe Championship once renamed the DXX Cube Heavweight Championship (for a short while during Doctor Cube's reign) is an e-wrestling Championship contested between the superstars on the Friday Night Mayhem brand of D-Generation XX: The Rebirth. It became an active title at the WrestleMania 2 Pay-Per-View event where it was won by DJ Hipp in an 'All or Nothing' fatal 4 way match. Josh Impact currently holds the title.

Contents 1 History 2 Current champion 3 Championship timeline 4 Controversy

History

Current champion

Josh Impact became the new champion at the first ever Mayhem exclusive PPV, Declaration of Retribution 2008. Pinning DJ Hipp for the suprise victory.

He defended his title at DXX Anniversary in a Hangman's Horror Match against Dagger Dave.

Championship timeline

Champion:	Defeated:	Event:	Note:	Defenses:
DJ Hipp	Kenny Dykstra, The Rock and Floyd Mayweather	WrestleMania 2 (March 30, 2008)	• All singles titles were merged into one	• 3
Doctor Cube	DJ Hipp	Eye For An Eye (May 25, 2008)	• None	• 1
DJ Hipp	Doctor Cube, Slain & Randy Orton	One Night Stand (June 29, 2008)	• None	• 1
Josh Impact	DJ Hipp	Declaration of Retribution (August 3rd, 2008)	• None	• 1

Controversy

The Universe Championship was shrouded in controversy when it was first announced, mainly because every title on the Friday Night Mayhem brand of DXX was made defunct in one night to make way for one title. Several Superstars were unhappy with only one title compared to Monday Night Massacre's four, however Carari Grey promised more new titles in the future to make up for the loss of the originals including the DXX Millennium Championship, DXX Trans-Continental Championship and DXX Universe Tag Team Championships.

On the Friday April 4th edition of Friday Night Mayhem Carari Grey officially announced these new titles, much the the delight of fans and Superstars alike.