CWF Mid-Atlantic Rising Generation League Championship

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CWF Mid-Atlantic Rising Generation League Championship
Details
Promotion CWF Mid-Atlantic
Date establishedDecember 12, 2002
Current champion(s)Adrian Jackson
Date wonDecember 28, 2019
Other name(s)
  • FWA-Carolinas Rising Generation League Championship
    (2001 - 2004)
  • AWA/CWF Mid-Atlantic Rising Generation League Championship
    (2004 - 2007)
  • CWF Mid-Atlantic Rising Generation League Championship
    (2007 - present)

The CWF Mid-Atlantic Rising Generation League Championship is a professional wrestling secondary championship in Carolina Wrestling Federation Mid-Atlantic (CWF Mid-Atlantic). It was first introduced by the promotion while an affiliate of the Frontier Wrestling Alliance (2001-2004) and later recognized by AWA Superstars (2005-2007). The title is traditionally defended in an annual tournament, typically held in December, although it has been occasionally defended in singles matches during the year. The title has switched hands in non-tournament bouts only twice, with the majority of the title changes occurring at the Rising Generation League Tournament. As of 2012, no champion has ever won the tournament more than once.

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The inaugural champion was The Kamakazi Kid, who defeated Brass Munkey in a tournament final on December 12, 2002 to become the first FWA-Carolinas Rising Generation League Champion. The Kamakazi Kid and Ultra Dragon both hold the record for longest title reign at 378 days each. The Kamakazi Kid's first reign is considered one of the longest championship reigns in the promotion's history. [1] Roo D. Lewis' only reign was the shortest in the history of the title lasting only 76 days. Overall, there have been 12 reigns shared between 12 wrestlers, with two vacancies.

Title history

Key

No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific champion
N/A The information is not available or is unknown
+Current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDays
1Kamakazi KidDecember 14, 2002 Burlington, NC 1378Kamakazi Kid defeated Brass Munkey in a tournament final to become the first FWA-Carolinas Rising Generation League Champion. [2]
2 Kirby Mack December 27, 2003Battlecade IV (2003) Burlington, NC 1357Kirby Mack defeated Kamakazi Kid in a tournament final.
3Kid JusticeDecember 18, 2004Battlecade V (2004) Burlington, NC 1364Kid Justice defeated Jesse Ortega in a tournament final. [3]
4Ultra DragonDecember 17, 2005Battlecade VI (2005) Burlington, NC 1378Ultra Dragon defeated El Toro Rojo in a tournament final; Dragon had also defeated Kid Justice earlier in the tournament. That same year, the title was renamed the AWA Mid-Atlantic Rising Generation League Championship when the promotion became an affiliate for AWA Superstars. [4] [5]
5Roy WilkinsDecember 30, 2006Battlecade VII (2006) Burlington, NC 1351Roy Wilkins defeated Cecil Scott, Jerry Wayne, and Justin Flash in a tournament final; officials ordered a Four Corner match among the final participants when Ultra Dragon was unable to participate. On July 29, 2007, the title was renamed the CWF Mid-Atlantic Rising Generation League Championship when the promotion's membership in AWA Superstars is terminated. [6]
6Nick RichardsDecember 16, 2007Battlecade VIII (2007) Burlington, NC 1371Nick Richards defeated Roy Wilkins, Jerry Wayne, and El Mariachi in a four-way tournament final. [7] [8]
7 Chiva Kid December 21, 2008Battlecade IX (2008) Burlington, NC 1181Chiva Kid defeated Nick Richards in a tournament final. [9]
8Matt SmithJune 20, 2009Absolute Justice III (2009) Burlington, NC 1196 [10]
9Roo D. LewisJanuary 2, 2010Battlecade X (2009) Burlington, NC 176Roo D. Lewis defeated Trevor Lee in a tournament final.
10 Trevor Lee March 19, 2010Elevated X-pectations (2010) Burlington, NC 1121 [11]
11Chase DakotaJuly 18, 2010 Burlington, NC 1139 [12]
— Vacated December 4, 2010Road to Battlecade (2010) Burlington, NC ——The championship is vacated when Chase Dakota is defeated by Jason Miller in the semi-finals. [13]
12Jason MillerDecember 18, 2010Battlecade XI (2010) Burlington, NC 1322Jason Miller defeated Mecha Mercenary in a tournament final. [14]
— Vacated November 5, 2011Settling the Score (2011) Burlington, NC ——The championship is vacated when Jason Miller is defeated by Aric Andrews in the opening rounds; Miller lost via countout when he was knocked unconscious by Ric Converse after hitting him with a steel chair. [15]
13Joe BlackDecember 17, 2011Battlecade XII (2011) Burlington, NC 1223Joe Black defeated Aric Andrews in a tournament final. [16] [17]
14Ben TylerJuly 28, 2012No Excuses 2012 Gibsonville, NC 1308 [18]
15Chris LeaJune 1, 2013Explosive Elements 2013 Gibsonville, NC 1210 [19]
16Chet SterlingDecember 28, 2013Battlecade XIV Gibsonville, NC 1140 [20]
17Charlie WestonMay 17, 2014Homecoming 2014 Gibsonville, NC 1188 [21]
— Vacated November 22, 2014——
18Ethan Alexander SharpeDecember 27, 2014Battlecade XV Gibsonville, NC 1182Defeated Jesse Adler to win vacant title. [22]
19Jesse AdlerJune 27, 2015Worldwide #8: Absolute Justice Gibsonville, NC 1357 [23]
20Mace MaedaJune 18, 2016Absolute Justice Gibsonville, NC 156 [24]
21Dirty DaddyAugust 13, 2016Johnny Weaver Memorial Cup 2016 Finals Gibsonville, NC 1139 [25]
22Cain JusticeDecember 30, 2016Battlecade X7 Gibsonville, NC 1288 [26]
23Dirty DaddyOctober 14, 201717th Annual Rumble Gibsonville, NC 277 [27]
24Mike MarsDecember 29, 2018Battlecade X8 Gibsonville, NC 17 [28]
25Kool JJune 1, 2018CWF Mid-Atlantic Rising Generation League New Attitude Gibsonville, NC 1259 [29]
26Mace LiSeptember 22, 2018Gold Rush Gibsonville, NC 170 [30]
27Ulysse DemosDecember 1, 2018Battlecade XIX Gibsonville, NC 128This was an Eight Man Tag Team Match between Michael McAllister, Nick Richards, Teddy Ireland Jr. and Ulysse Demos vs. Arik Royal, Coach Gemini, Mace Li, and Roy Wilkins, where McAllister and Richards' CWF Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Title, Li's Rising Generation League Title and Wilkins' PWI International Heavyweight Title were also on the line. Demos pinned Li to win the title. [31]
28Kool JayDecember 29, 2018The Road To Battlecade Gibsonville, NC 2266This was a Seven Way Shoot Out Match also including Alexander Moss, Bellamy Koga, Kyle Myzery, Teddy Ireland Jr. and The Invisible Numer Man. [32]
29TGA MossSeptember 21, 2019Gold Rush Gibsonville, NC 198 [33]
30Adrian JacksonDecember 28, 2019Battlecade XX Burlington, NC 1670+ [34]

Combined reigns

As of October28, 2021.

†Indicates the current champions
RankWrestlerNo. of
reigns		Combined
days
1Adrian Jackson †1670+
2Kool J2525
3Kamakazi Kid378
Ultra Dragon378
5Nick Richards371
6Kid Justice364
Jason Miller364
8 Kirby Mack 357
Jesse Adler357
10Roy Wilkins351
11Ben Tyler308
12Cain Justice288
13Dirty Daddy2227
14Joe Black1224
15Chris Lea210
16Matt Smith196
17Charlie Weston189
18Ethan Alexander Sharpe182
19 Chiva Kid 181
20Chet Sterling140
21Chase Dakota139
22 Trevor Lee 121
23TGA Moss98
24Roo D. Lewis76
25Mace Li70
26Mace Maeda56
27Ulysse Demos28
28Mike Mars7

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