ECWA Legacy Championship

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ECWA Legacy Championship
Details
Promotion East Coast Wrestling Association
Date establishedMay 1, 1993
Current champion(s)LA Vin
Date wonNovember 5, 2022
Other name(s)
  • ECWA Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Championship
    (May 1, 1993 – February 22, 1997)
  • ECWA Television Championship
    (February 22, 1997 – November 29, 1997)
  • ECWA Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Championship
    (November 29, 1997 – January 18, 2020)
  • ECWA Legacy Championship
    (January 18, 2020 – present)
Statistics
First champion(s)Bootie Woogie Brown
Most reignsChris Wylde (4 times)
Longest reignBryan Logan (511 days)
Shortest reign"Greek God" Papadon (tied) (<1 day)

ECWA Legacy Championship is the secondary championship contested in the independent professional wrestling promotion, East Coast Wrestling Association.The current champion is Sam Shields, who is in his first reign.

Contents

Title history

Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific champion
N/AThe information is not available or is unknown
+Current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDays
1Boogie Woogie BrownMay 1, 1993ECWA Wilmington, DE 16Title history unrecorded prior to May 1, 1993.
Title history unknown from May 1993 to December 1995.
2Ronnie RobertsDecember 3, 1995ECWA Wilmington, DE 129Won a battle royal to win the vacant title.
3Boogie Woogie BrownJanuary 1996ECWAUnknown2305
Title history unknown from January 1996 to February 1997.
4 Ace Darling February 22, 1997ECWA Wilmington, DE 1280Darling defeated Cheetah Master to win the vacant title in a First Annual ECWA Super 8 Tournament final match. [1]
5 Reckless Youth November 29, 1997ECWA Wilmington, DE 1301This was a Triple threat ladder match also involving Lance Diamond. [2]
6The Inferno KidSeptember 26, 1998ECWA Newark, DE 1154
7Mr. Ooh La LaFebruary 27, 19993rd Annual Super 8 Tournament Newark, DE 1153 [3]
8Cheetah MasterJuly 30, 1999ECWA Newport, DE 149This was a Best Two Out Of Three Falls match. [4]
9 Lance Diamond September 17, 1999ECWA Wilmington, DE 128
10Ty StreetOctober 15, 19994th Annual Super 8 Tournament Newport, DE 1— [5]
11 Glen Osbourne 2000ECWAUnknown1—
12Mozart FontaineApril 7, 2001ECWA Wilmington, DE 1525
13Mr. Ooh La LaApril 6, 2002ECWA Wilmington, DE 2161
14The Japanese Pool BoySeptember 14, 2002ECWA Wilmington, DE 1231
15 Prince Nana May 3, 2003ECWA Wilmington, DE 1301 [6]
16 Ace Darling February 28, 2004ECWA Wilmington, DE 263 [7]
17 Prince Nana May 1, 2004Night Of The Unusual Matches 2004 Wilmington, DE 2137This was a Lumberjack match. [8]
18 Fred Sampson September 18, 2004ECWA Newark, DE 156
19Nick MalakaiNovember 13, 2004ECWA Newark, DE 191
20Chase Del MonteFebruary 12, 2005ECWA Newark, DE 1350 [9]
21The Japanese Pool BoyJanuary 28, 2006ECWA Newark, DE 235This was a triple threat match also involving Mike Tobin. [10]
22Mike TobinMarch 4, 2006ECWA Newark, DE 1217 [11]
23Bryan LoganOctober 7, 2006ECWA Newark, DE 1511 [12]
— Vacated March 1, 2008————The championship was vacated by Bryan Logan.
24J.J. CruzMarch 1, 2008ECWA Newark, DE 135Defeated Ace Darling after both men won separate Mid-Atlantic Riot matches. [13]
25 Ace Darling April 5, 2008ECWA Newark, DE 335 [14]
26 Glen Osbourne May 10, 2008ECWA Newark, DE 277This match was both for the ECWA Mid Atlantic Heavyweight Championship and for the ECWA Heavyweight Championship, at that match, Osbourne was the ECWA Heavyweight champion. [15]
— Vacated July 8, 2008————The championship was vacated.
27Chase Del MonteJuly 26, 2008ECWA Newark, DE 20Monte defeated Ace Darling, Aden Chambers and Robere Shields in a fatal four-way match to win the vacant title. the Title awarded by owner Freak Nastty. [16]
28Dan EckosSeptember 27, 2008ECWA Newark, DE 156This was a five-way match also involving Billy Bax, Jason Leigh and JJ Cruz. [17]
29Sean RoyalNovember 22, 2008ECWA Newark, DE 163 [18]
30 Rob Eckos January 24, 2009ECWA Newark, DE 1175Dan and Rob Eckos defeated Billy Bax and Sean Royal in a tag team match with the title on the line. Eckos pinned Royal to win the title. [19]
31Nick LoganJuly 18, 2009ECWA Newark, DE 1245 [20]
32 Aden Chambers March 20, 2010ECWA Newark, DE 1112Aden Chambers won the ECWA Mid-Atlantic Title and Team WCWA (Julian Starr & Ryan Rush) won the ECWA Tag Team Title in a Six-man tag team match, over Nick Logan, The Logan Brothers (Bryan Logan & Matt Logan). [21]
33Nick LoganJuly 10, 201014th Annual Super 8 Tournament Newark, DE 272Nick Logan won the ECWA Mid-Atlantic Title and Matt & Bryan Logan won the ECWA Tag Team Title in a Six-man tag team match, with no disqualification and no count out over Aden Chambers, Tony Burma & Ryan Rush. [22]
— Vacated October 2, 2010————The championship was vacated.
34Chris WyldeDecember 4, 2010ECWA Newark, DE 1350Wylde and Mozart Fontaine were the last two men in a Battle Royal for the title. Wylde made Mozart tap out to win the vacant title. [23]
35Kekoa The Flyin HawaiianNovember 19, 2011K-Cup Tag Team Tournament 2011 Newark, DE 1168 [24]
36PapadonMay 5, 2012Divide & Conquer Newark, DE 1<1This match was both for the ECWA Mid Atlantic Heavyweight Championship and for the ECWA Heavyweight Championship, at that match, Papadon was the ECWA Heavyweight champion. [25]
37Mike TartagliaMay 5, 2012ECWA Newark, DE 127Tartaglia, a co-owner of the ECWA, bought the championship from Papadon.
38Mr. Ooh La LaJune 2, 2012Raising The Bar Newark, DE 3182 [26]
39Ricky MartinezDecember 1, 2012ECWA Newark, DE 1371 [27]
40Chris WyldeDecember 7, 2013Toys For Tots II Title Vs. Career Newark, DE 2273This was Title vs Career match. [28]
41Mark HarroSeptember 6, 201447th Anniversary Show Newark, DE 191Harro defeated Wylde in a Dog Collar match with Kao Storm as the special guest referee. [29]
42Chris WyldeDecember 6, 2014Toys For Tots III Newark, DE 3196This was a triple threat match also involving Kao Storm. [30]
43Napalm BombJune 20, 2015Raising The Bar IV Woodbury Heights, NJ 191 [31]
44Bobby ShieldsSeptember 19, 201548th Anniversary Show Woodbury Heights, NJ 1182Solo defended the championship. This was a triple threat match also involving Sean Carr. [32]
45AzriealMarch 19, 2016Spring Battle V Woodbury Heights, NJ 1427 [33]
— Vacated May 20, 2017————The championship was vacated.
46Breaker MorantJune 24, 2017Fire And Ice Springfield, PA 1180Morant defeated Howie Timbereche to win the vacant title. [34]
47Chris WyldeDecember 21, 2017— Woodbury Heights, New Jersey 4149
48 Joe Gacy May 19, 2018— Atlantic City, New Jersey 1147
49Joey AceOctober 13, 2018Witching Hour New Castle, Delaware 1189This was a Falls Count Anywhere match. [35]
— Vacated April 20, 2019————The championship was vacated due to Ace winning the ECWA Heavyweight Championship.
50Eric MartinJanuary 18, 2020ECWA New Castle, Delaware 1441Eric Martin defeated Napalm Bomb and Killian McMurphy in a three-way match to win the vacant title. [36]
51Killian McMurphyApril 3, 2021Night Of Unusual Matches 2021 Morganville, New Jersey 163 [37]
52Chris RockwellJune 05, 2021Heat Stroke Morganville, New Jersey 1154 [38]
55Sam ShieldsNovember 06, 2021Super Clash Morganville, NJ 1N/A [39]
— Vacated March 01, 2021————
56Travis LeeMarch 26, 2021ECWA 26th Annual Super 8 tournament Morganville, NJ 135
57Erica LeighApril 30, 2022ECWA Night of Unusual Matches Morganville, NJ 1140Becomes first female to win the title, as a result the Women's title is retired and all genders can challenge for all championships.
— Vacated September 17, 2022————
58LA VinNovember 05, 2022N/A Morganville, NJ 1170+Captured the vacant championship in a match.

Combined reigns

As of April24, 2023.

†Indicates the current champion
RankWrestlerNo. of
reigns		Combined
days
1Chris Wylde4968
2Mozart Fontaine1525
3Bryan Logan1511
4Mr. Ooh La La3496
5Eric Martin1441
6 Prince Nana 2438
7Azrieal1427
8Chase Del Monte2413
9 Ace Darling 3378
10Ricky Martinez1371
11Nick Logan2317
12Boogie Woogie Brown2311
13 Reckless Youth 1301
14The Japanese Pool Boy2266
15Mike Tobin1217
16Joey Ace1189
17Bobby Shields1182
18Breaker Morant1180
19 Rob Eckos 175
20LA Vin †1170+
21Kekoa The Flyin Hawaiian1168
22The Inferno Kid1154
23 Joe Gacy 1147
24Chris Rockwell1154
25Erica Leigh1140
26 Aden Chambers 1112
29Mark Harro191
Napalm Bomb191
Nick Malakai191
30 Glen Osbourne 277 –
31Killian McMurphy163
Sean Royal163
34Dan Eckos156
Fred Sampson 156
35Cheetah Master149
36Travis Lee135
37J.J. Cruz135
38Ronnie Roberts129
39 Lance Diamond 128
40Mike Tartaglia127
41Papadon1<1
42Ty Street1–
43Sam Shields1N/A

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