ECCW Championship

Last updated
ECCW Championship
Details
Promotion Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling
Date establishedJanuary 21, 1996
Current champion(s)Judas Icarus
Date wonJanuary 18, 2020
Other name(s)
  • ECCW Championship
    (1996 – 1998, 2011 – present)
  • NWA/ECCW Pacific Northwest Heavyweight Championship
    (1998 – 2005)
  • NWA Top Ranked Heavyweight Championship
    (2005 – 2006)
  • NWA/ECCW Heavyweight Championship
    (2006 – 2011)
Statistics
First champion(s)The Bodyguard
Most reigns Scotty Mac (6 reigns)
Longest reignRandy Tyler (511 days)
Shortest reignMike Roselli, Sweet Daddy Devastation, and Kyle O'Reilly (<1 days)

The ECCW Championship (formerly known as the NWA/ECCW Heavyweight Championship) is the top singles championship in Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling. It was first established in 1996 in the then-independent ECCW, and its name was changed when ECCW joined the National Wrestling Alliance in 1998.

Contents

Title history

Key
ReignThe reign number for the specific champion listed
LocationThe city in which the title was won
+Indicates the current reign is changing daily
<1Indicates reign was less than a day
No.ChampionReignDateDays heldLocationEventNotesRef.
1The Bodyguard1January 21, 199611 Campbell River, British Columbia
— Vacated —February 1996——
2John Rambo1March 19, 1996149 Port Alberni, BC Defeated Jimmy Snuka in a tournament final.
3Michelle Starr1August 15, 1996221 Nanaimo, British Columbia
4 Torch 1April 24, 199732 Nanaimo, British Columbia ECCWWins title in a battle royal. [1]
5Michelle Starr2May 26, 199782 Duncan, BC ECCW [2]
6Mike Roselli1August 16, 19974 Nanaimo, British Columbia ECCW [3]
7Randy Tyler1August 20, 1997282 Nanaimo, British Columbia ECCW [4]
8Mr. Gillis1May 29, 1998154 New Westminster, BC ECCW [5]
9Ladies' Choice1October 30, 199814New Westminster, BCECCWWins title in a battle royal. [6]
10Randy Tyler2November 13, 199877New Westminster, BCECCW [7]
11Mike Roselli2January 29, 199991New Westminster, BCECCW [8]
— Vacated —April 30, 1999——Roselli no-shows a scheduled title defense.
12Michelle Starr3April 30, 1999133New Westminster, BCECCW Heavyweight Title TournamentDefeated Rage Man in tournament final. [9]
13 Juggernaut 1September 10, 199935New Westminster, BCECCW [10]
14Johnny Canuck1October 15, 199912New Westminster, BCECCWDefeats Juggernaut and Leviathan in a Three Way match. [11]
15Juggernaut2October 27, 199938 Nanaimo, British Columbia ECCW [12]
— Vacated —December 4, 1999——Juggernaut was stripped of the title.
16Juggernaut3December 11, 199983New Westminster, BCECCW Heavyweight Title TournamentDefeated Mr. Gillis in tournament final. [13]
17 Kurrgan 1February 25, 200061New Westminster, BCECCW [14]
18Juggernaut4April 26, 20001New Westminster, BCECCW [15]
19Kurrgan2April 27, 200086New Westminster, BCECCW [16]
— Vacated —July 22, 2000——Kurrgan was stripped of the title.
20Juggernaut5July 22, 2000124 Surrey, BC ECCWDefeats Leatherface to win the vacant title. [17]
21 Dr. Luther 1November 23, 2000373Nanaimo, BCECCW [18]
22Chance Beckett1December 1, 200176 Vancouver, WA ECCW [19]
— Vacated —February 15, 2002——Beckett vacates title due to personal reasons.
23Black Dragon1February 15, 2002105Surrey, BCECCWDefeated Adam Firestorm to win the vacant title. [20]
24 Scotty Mac 1May 31, 2002105Surrey, BCECCW [21]
25Ladies' Choice2September 13, 2002203Surrey, BC
26Scotty Mac2April 4, 2003175Surrey, BCECCW [22]
27 Vance Nevada 1September 26, 2003393Surrey, BCECCWThis was a Steel Cage match. [23]
28Mike Roselli3October 23, 20041Vancouver, BCHalloween Hell 2004 [24]
— Vacated —October 23, 2004—Vancouver, BCVacated when Roselli, within minutes of winning the title, tries to sell the belt to Brian Sommers.
29Ladies' Choice3November 20, 200470Vancouver, BCECCWDefeated Juggernaut in an 8-man tournament final. [25]
30Scotty Mac3January 29, 200548Vancouver, BCECCWMac defeated Juggernaut and previous champion Ladies Choice, Abbadon, Disco Fury , Mike Roselli, Seth Knight and Vid Vain in an Eight Man Extreme Rules Battle Royal match. [26]
31Juggernaut6March 18, 2005315Surrey, BCECCW [27]
32Sweet Daddy Devastation1January 27, 2006<1Vancouver, BCECCW [28]
33Randy Tyler3January 27, 2006511Vancouver, BCAaron Idol defeats SDD for the title on March 11, 2006; however, Tyler presents a contract, signed unknowingly by SDD prior to winning the title on January 27, 2006, which states that if SDD won the title, Tyler would be the rightful champion.
34 Aaron Idol 1June 22, 2007189Surrey, BCECCWThis was a Steel Cage match. [29]
35Scotty Mac4December 28, 2007301Surrey, BCAwarded title by forfeit when Idol is not medically cleared to wrestle due to shoulder injury.
36Memphis1October 24, 200835Surrey, BCHalloween Hell 2008This was a Five Way, Steel Cage Submission match only featuring El Phantasmo, Kyle O'Reilly and Rick the Weapon X. [30]
37Scotty Mac5November 28, 200863Surrey, BCECCWThis was an I Quit match. [31]
38Memphis2January 30, 2009246Surrey, BCECCWThis was a Texas Death match. [32]
39 Billy Suede 1October 3, 2009167Vancouver, BCECCW [33]
40Sid Sylum1March 19, 2010249Surrey, BCQuest For GoldThis was a Triple Threat match. [34]
— Vacated —November 23, 2010—Title is declared vacant after Sylum suffers a hip injury at Halloween Hell.
41Bishop1December 26, 201069Surrey, BCSeasons BeatingsDefeated Tony Baroni in tournament finals for vacant title at Seasons Beatings. [35]
42Tony Baroni1March 5, 201113Vancouver, BCTLCThis was a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match. [36]
— Vacated —March 18, 2011——
43Pete Powers1January 27, 201279Surrey, BCClash Of The TitansDefeats El Phantasmo in a Ladder match in the final of a tournament to crown a new champion. [37]
— Vacated —April 15, 2012——Powers is stripped of the title, as he is unable to defend the championship in a timely fashion due to his ongoing tour of Mexico.
44Sid Sylum2April 27, 201278Surrey, BCQuest For GoldSylum defeats Ethan H. D. in the final of a tournament to crown a new champion. [38]
45J-Sin Sullivan1July 14, 2012105Vancouver, BCLast Man StandingThis was a Last Man Standing match. [39]
46Sid Sylum3October 27, 201284New Westminster, BCHalloween Hell 2012This was a Three Stages of Hell match. [40]
47Cremator Von Slasher1January 19, 201390New Westminster, BCWild Wild New WestThis was a New West Street Fight match which also involves Bishop, Moondog Manson. [41]
48Moondog Manson1April 19, 20131Surrey, BCRedemptionThis was a Hardcore match. [42]
49MR21April 20, 2013<1 Port Coquitlam, BC VendettaThis was a Three Way match which involves Cremator Von Slasher. [43]
— Vacated —April 20, 2013—Port Coquitlam, BCMR2 was stripped of the title due to paying off the referee on the same day he won the title.
50 El Phantasmo 1July 6, 2013196Vancouver, BCTLC VIIIThis was a Four Way Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match for the vacant Championship which involves Ravenous Randy, Sid Sylum and Tony Baroni [44]
51Ravenous Randy1January 18, 2014154Vancouver, BCBallroom Brawl [45]
52Bishop2June 21, 201463Vancouver, BCClash Of The Titans 2014 [46]
53 Nicole Matthews 1August 23, 201442Vancouver, BCAll Or Nothing [47]
54Bishop3October 4, 2014105Vancouver, BCSINFUL [48]
55Nicole Matthews2January 17, 2015175Vancouver, BCBallroom Brawl IIIThis was a Tapout Or Knockout match. [49]
56Artemis Spencer1July 11, 201535Vancouver, BCBallroom Brawl IVDefeated Matthews, Ethan H. D. and Billy Suede in a Ladder match. Also, Spencer's NWA Canadian Heavyweight Championship was on the line. [50]
57 Scotty Mac 6August 15, 2015154Vancouver, BCNo Holds Barred [51]
58 El Phantasmo 2January 16, 2016364Vancouver, BCBallroom Brawl VDefeated Scotty in a Steel Cage match. [52]
59 Kyle O'Reilly 1January 14, 201749Vancouver, BCBallroom Brawl VIIDefeated El Phantasmo after ELP made an open challenge to any TV wrestler. [53]
— Vacated —March 4, 2017—Vancouver, BCO'Reilly vacated the title to ensure ECCW would have a fighting champion while he figured out his future.
60 Nicole Matthews 3March 4, 2017189Vancouver, BCPacific Cup 2017Defeated El Phantasmo and Tony Baroni in the finals of the Pacific Cup to win the vacant title. [54]
62Air Adonis1September 9, 2017133Vancouver, BCDEFY Vs. ECCWThis was a Four Way match which also involves Scotty Mac and Shreddz. [55]
62 El Phantasmo 3January 20, 2018356Vancouver, BCBallroom Brawl IXThis was a Three Way match which also involves Ethan H. D. [56]
63Artemis Spencer2January 11, 2019371Vancouver, BCBallroom Brawl E11even [57]
64 Bandido 1January 17, 20201Vancouver, BCBallroom Brawl XIII - Night One [58]
63Judas Icaris1January 18, 20201539+Vancouver, BCBallroom Brawl XIII - Night TwoThis was a Four Way match which involved Jeff Cobb and Beef Boy. [59]

Combined reigns

As of April5, 2024.

†Indicates the current champion
<1Indicates reign was less than a day
RankChampionNo. of reignsCombined days
1 El Phantasmo 3916
2Randy Tyler3870
3Scotty Mac6846
4Judas Icarus †11,539+
5 Juggernaut 5596
6Michelle Starr3436
7Sid Sylum3411
8Artemis Spencer2406
Nicole Matthews 3406
10 Vance Nevada 1393
11Dr. Luther1373
12Ladies Choice3287
13Memphis2281
14Bishop3237
15 Aaron Idol 1189
16Billy Suede167
17Mr. Gillis154
18Ravenous Randy154
19John Rambo149
20 Kurrgan 2147
21Air Adonis1133
21Black Dragon1105
J-Sin Sullivan
22Mike Roselli396
23Cremator Von Slasher190
24Pete Powers79
24 Kyle O'Reilly 49
26Torch32
27Tony Baroni13
28Johnny Canuck12
29The Bodyguard11
30Moondog Manson1
Bandido
31Sweet Daddy Devastation<1
MR2

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