Explosive Pro Wrestling

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Explosive Pro Wrestling
AcronymEPW
Founded2001
Style Professional wrestling
Lucha libre
Strong style
Sports entertainment
Headquarters Perth, Western Australia, Australia
FormerlyExplosive Coastal Wrestling
Website epwperth.com

Explosive Pro Wrestling also known as EPW is an Australian independent professional wrestling promotion founded in 2001 in Perth, Western Australia. [1] [2]

Contents

History

As of August 2014, Global Force Wrestling announced working agreements with Explosive Pro Wrestling. [3] [4] [5]

EPW hosts monthly shows at the Gate One Theatre at the Claremont Showground.[ citation needed ]

Previously, shows were held at Bassendean's Cyril Jackson Recreation Centre. [6] The promotion focuses on a balance between action, tension, and comedy. [7] The company runs shows in venues of all sizes in their area, [6] and has held annual charity fundraisers. [8]

EPW's School of Pro Wrestling is the Professional Wrestling school, based in both North and South Perth is directly associated with Explosive Pro Wrestling. The EPW School of Pro Wrestling is led by Head Coach Davis Storm. Other coaches include Damian Slater, Marcius Pitt, Del Cano, Aaron Hawk, Michael Morleone, Taylor King, Jay Taylor, Hayden Zenith & Mikey Broderick. [9]

Explosive Pro Wrestling had a television series on Access 31 called EPW Monday Night Wrestling from 2008–2010. [10]

2016 saw EPW start up its Vimeo channel, From the Vault, which now contains over 100 shows going back to 2003. [11] EPW action can also be viewed worldwide on platforms such as Demand Progress, [12] Highspots Wrestling Network, [13] and Powerslam TV. [14]

In April 2018, Progress Wrestling co-promoted a show with Australian independent professional wrestling promotion's Explosive Pro Wrestling, Melbourne City Wrestling and Pro Wrestling Australia.[ citation needed ]

Championships and accomplishments

Current champions

ChampionshipCurrent champion(s)Date wonPrevious champion(s)Days heldStatusReference
EPW ChampionshipVacant24 February 2024Taylor King29+Active [15] [16] [17]
EPW Tag Team ChampionshipThe HIIT Squad (Lucas Fantasia & Mikey Broderick)28 October 2023The Untouchables (Damian Slater & Marcius Pitt)147+Active [18] [19] [20]
EPW Coastal ChampionshipBruno Nitro23 March 2024Matt Hayter1+Active [21]
EPW Rising Star Cup ChampionshipVacant9 March 2024Mr. Thompson15+Active [22]
EPW Pride ChampionshipRyan Rivers2 September 2023Chris Target203+Active [23]

Inactive championships

ChampionshipFinal champion(s)Date wonPrevious champion(s)StatusReference
EPW Hardcore ChampionshipLukey Bolland29 November 2014Michael MorleoneInactive [24] [25] [26]
EPW Unofficial Women's ChampionshipAmity Row28 May 2016Michelle K. HasluckInactive [27]

Accomplishments

AccomplismentWinnerDate WonPrevious WinnerNotesReference
Invitational TournamentAlex Kingston16 December 2023Michael MorleoneDefeated James Hartness, Robby Heart & Solomun Blackwell in the finals [28]
Ticket To Madness RumbleJesse Lambert23 February 2024Taylor KingLast eliminated Ricky South [29]
Rising Star CupTipene11 October 2019Logan GreyDefeated Chadwick Jackson in the finals [30]

EPW Championship

EPW Championship
Details
PromotionExplosive Pro Wrestling (EPW)
Date established4 November 2001
Current champion(s)Vacant
Date won24 February 2024
Other name(s)
  • Explosive Coastal Wrestling (ECW) Championship
    (4 November 2001 – 21 June 2003)
  • EPW Heavyweight Championship
    (21 June 2003 – present)
Statistics
First champion(s)Davis Storm
Most reignsDavis Storm (6 times)
Longest reignMikey Nicholls (749 days)
Shortest reignTyler Jacobs (<1 day)
Heaviest championRichter and Sebastian Sander (268 lb (122 kg))
Lightest championGavin McGavin (156 lb (71 kg))

Reigns

Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific champion
DaysNumber of days held
+Current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDays
1Davis Storm11 May 2002Evolution Wanneroo, Western Australia 1175Defeated Jimmy Payne to become the inaugural champion [31]
2Jimmy Payne2 November 2002ReAwakeningWanneroo, Western Australia1252The title was renamed the Explosive Pro Wrestling (EPW) Championship during this reign. [32]
3FN Carnage12 July 2003Hell or HighwaterWanneroo, Western Australia1342 [33]
4 Mikey Nicholls 6 November 2004ReAwakening IIIWanneroo, Western Australia1203This was a three-way match that also included Davis Storm [34]
5Richter28 May 2005EvolutionWanneroo, Western Australia149 [35]
6 Mikey Nicholls 16 July 2005Hell or Highwater Maylands, Western Australia 2245This was a Street Fight [36]
7Havok18 March 2006Stand & DeliverMaylands, Western Australia170 [37]
8Jimmy Payne27 May 2006EvolutionMaylands, Western Australia2455This was a Lumberjack match [38]
9 Shane Haste 25 August 2007Desperate MeasuresMaylands, Western Australia1175This was a Steel Cage match [39]
10Bobby Marshall16 February 2008GoldrushMaylands, Western Australia1196 [40]
11Davis Storm30 August 2008Road to GloryMaylands, Western Australia2203 [41]
12Bobby Marshall21 March 2009Goldrush Queens Park, Western Australia 218 [42]
Vacated 8 April 2009Marshall was stripped of the title after suffering an injury at Goldrush. [43]
13Richter25 May 2009Revolution Perth, Western Australia 2323Defeated Jamie Jurah for the vacant title. [43]
14Jamie Jurah17 April 2010Goldrush Bassendean, Western Australia 1224 [44]
15Davis Storm27 November 2010ReAwakening IX Balcatta, Western Australia 3124 [45]
16 Marcius Pitt 10 April 2011Midday Mayhem Morley, Western Australia 134 [46]
17Davis Storm14 May 2011EvolutionBalcatta, Western Australia491 [47]
18 Marcius Pitt 13 August 2011Hell or HighwaterBalcatta, Western Australia291 [48]
19Tyler Jacobs12 November 2011ReAwakening XBassendean, Western Australia2<1Tyler Jacobs was formally known as FN Carnage [49]
Vacated 12 November 2011The title was vacated after Jacobs announced his retirement shortly after winning it. [49]
20 Marcius Pitt 14 April 2012GoldrushBassendean, Western Australia3308Won a 30-man Rumble match for the vacant title. [50]
21Kiel Steria16 February 2013Collision CourseBassendean, Western Australia156Steria defeated Marcius Pitt’s replacement, Shane Haste, for the title after Pitt was stripped of the title. [51]
22 Marcius Pitt 13 April 2013GoldrushBassendean, Western Australia456 [52]
23Sebastian Sander8 June 2013Hell or HighwaterBassendean, Western Australia1147This was a six-man tag team match pitting Sander, Jay Taylor and Kiel Steria against Dan Moore, Hayden Zenith and Marcius Pitt. Sander pinned Zenith to win Pitt’s championship. [53]
24Chris Vice3 November 2013ReAwakening XIIBassendean, Western Australia1245 [54]
25Sebastian Sander5 July 2014Hell or HighwaterBassendean, Western Australia2147This was a No Holds Bared Street Fight [55]
26Alex Kingston29 November 2014ReAwakening XIIIBassendean, Western Australia1182This was a Triple Threat Steel Cage match that also included Chris Vice. [56]
27Damian Slater30 May 2015EvolutionBassendean, Western Australia1168This was a Ladder match [57]
28 Marcius Pitt 14 November 2015ReAwakening XIVPerth, Western Australia5196This was a Triple Threat match that also included Mikey Nicholls. [58]
29Davis Storm28 May 2016EvolutionBassendean, Western Australia5175This was a steel cage match. Storm had cashed in The Solution’s #1 Contendership. [59]
30Logan Grey19 November 2016ReAwakening XVBassendean, Western Australia1203 [60]
31Davis Storm10 June 2017EvolutionBassendean, Western Australia6168This was a TLC match. [61]
32Michael Morleone25 November 2017ReAwakening XVIBassendean, Western Australia1273This was a Street Fight [62]
33Gavin McGavin25 August 2018VendettaBassendean, Western Australia1224This was a Steel Cage match.

McGavin became the first Triple Crown and Grand Slam winner in EPW history.

[63]
34Michael Morleone6 April 2019Goldrush Claremont, Western Australia 2217 [64]
35 Mikey Nicholls 9 November 2019ReAwakening XVIIIClaremont, Western Australia3749 [65]
36Julian Ward27 November 2021ReAwakening XXClaremont, Western Australia1361This was a Wasteland Warfare match [66]
37Michael Morleone3 March 2023Goldrush: The Last Frontier Fremantle, Western Australia 3288Michael Morleone cashed in his Invitational Trophy [67]
38Taylor King16 December 2023ReAwakening XXII Willetton, Western Australia 170This was a No Disqualification match [68]
Vacated 24 February 2024Taylor King vacated the title after rupturing his Patella Tendon [69]

Combined reign

RankChampionReignsCombined Days
1 Mikey Nicholls 31,197
2Davis Storm6936
3Michael Morleone3778
4Jimmy Payne2707
5Marcius Pitt5685
6Julian Ward1461
7Richter2372
8FN Carnage/Tyler Jacobs2342
9Sebastian Sander2294
10Jamie Jurah1224
Gavin McGavin1
11Bobby Marshall2214
12Logan Grey1203
13Alex Kingston1182
14 Shane Haste 1175
15Damian Slater1168
16Havok170
Taylor King1
17Kiel Steria156

EPW Tag Team Championship

EPW Tag Team Championship
Details
PromotionExplosive Pro Wrestling (EPW)
Date established30 May 2003
Current champion(s)The Hit Squad (Lucas Fantasia & Mikey Broderick)
Date won28 October 2023
Other name(s)
Explosive Coastal Wrestling (ECW) Tag Team Championship (2003)
Statistics
First champion(s)The Brat Pack (FN Carnage and Jamie Jurah)
Most reignsAs a team (2 reigns):
  • GST (Bobby Bad Blood & Chris J. Lazareth)
  • The Fighting Hellfish (Chris J. Lazareth & FN Carnage)
  • Chase Griffin & Dan Moore
  • McMassive (Gavin McGavin & Mike Massive)
  • Generation Zero (Hayden Zenith & Michael Morleone)
  • The Untouchables (Damian Slater & Marcius Pitt)

As individual (4 reigns):

  • Chris J Lazareth
  • FN Carnage/Tyler Jacobs
  • Michael Morleone
  • AZ Vegara/Aaron Hawk
  • (Hayden) Zenith
  • Davis Storm
  • Marcius Pitt
Longest reignPlague (Aaron Hawk, Dan Steel, Johnathon Windsor & Twitch) (392 days)
Shortest reignThe Bad Boys of Perth Wrestling (Davis Storm & Nate Dooley) (42 days)
Heaviest championMike Massive (348 lb (158 kg))
Lightest championJonny Wimbledon (114 lb (52 kg))

Names

NameYears
Explosive Coastal Wrestling (ECW) Tag Team Championship30 May 2003 – 21 June 2003
Explosive Pro Wrestling (EPW) Tag Team Championship21 June 2003 – present

Reigns

Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific team—reign numbers for the individuals are in parentheses, if different
DaysNumber of days held
+Current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDays
1The Brat Pack

(FN Carnage & Jamie Jurah)

30 May 2003Evolution Wanneroo, Western Australia 1225This was the final of a tournament in which The Brat Pack defeated Davis Storm & Jimmy Payne to become the inaugural champions.

Titles were renamed the Explosive Pro Wrestling (EPW) Tag Team Championship during this reign.

[70]
2The Serial Thrillers

(Brad West & Justin Sane)

10 January 2004Out of the AshesWanneroo, Western Australia1301 [71]
3Genetically Superior Team

(Bobby Bad Blood & Chris J. Lazareth)

6 November 2004ReAwakeningWanneroo, Western Australia1329This was a four-way tables match that also included Awesome Inc. (Kiel E. Lectrifying & Shane Haste) and The Brat Pack (Devlin Reeves & Jamie Jurah). [72]
4The Bad Boys of Perth Wrestling

(Davis Storm & Nate Dooley)

1 October 2005Dirty Deeds Maylands, Western Australia 142 [73]
Vacated 12 November 2005Storm & Dooley were stripped of the tag team titles when their match with Genetically Superior Team (GST) was declared a draw due to a double pin. [74]
5Genetically Superior Team

(Bobby Bad Blood & Chris J. Lazareth)

11 February 2006Settling the ScoreMaylands, Western Australia2105This was a tables match. GST defeated The Forefathers (Davis Storm & Nate Dooley, formerly The Bad Boys of Perth Wrestling) in a rematch [75]
6The Forefathers

(Davis Storm (2) & Hartley Jackson)

27 May 2006EvolutionWanneroo, Western Australia1342 [76]
Vacated 4 May 2007Storm & Jackson we’re stripped of the tag team titles after Jackson no-showed the first night of Evolution. [74]
7The Fighting Hellfish

(Chris J. Lazareth (3) & FN Carnage (2))

5 May 2007EvolutionMaylands, Western Australia1112Defeated The Bad Boys of Perth Wrestling (Davis Storm & Nate Dooley) to win the vacant titles. [77]
8Azazal & Ferguson Block25 August 2007Desperate MeasuresMaylands, Western Australia170 [78]
9The Fighting Hellfish

(Chris J. Lazareth (4) & FN Carnage (3))

3 November 2007ReAwakeningMaylands, Western Australia2105This was a four-way tables match that also included Chase Griffin & Dan Moore and The European Union (Marcius Pitsonopolous & Michael Morleone) [79]
10The European Union

(Jonny Wimbledon, Marcius Pitsnonopolous & Michael Morleone)

16 February 2008GoldrushMaylands, Western Australia161This was a 3-on-2 handicap match, where Jonny Wimbledon teamed with The European Union. [80]
11Chase Griffin & Dan Moore16 May 2008EvolutionMaylands, Western Australia1309This was a Four Way match that also included Drake Wallace & Ferguson Block and Team Allstar (Sebastian Sander & Vin Penhero) [81]
12Blitz Team

(Alex Kingston & Shane Haste)

21 March 2009Goldrush Queens Park, Western Australia 170 [82]
13Carlo Cannon & Slex30 May 2009Revolution Perth, Western Australia 1161 [83]
14 TMDK

(Mikey Nicholls & Shane Haste (2))

7 November 2009ReAwakening Craigie, Western Australia 1245 [84]
15Chris Vice & Jonny Wimbledon (2)10 July 2010Hell or HighwaterQueens Park, Western Australia1231This was a three-way tables match that also included The Diamonds in the Rough (AZ Vegara & Damian Slater) [85]
16Team Allstar

(Michael Morleone (2) & Sebastian Sander)

26 February 2011Goldrush Balcatta, Western Australia 177 [86]
17The Taylor Made Diamonds In The Rough

(AZ Vegara & Jay Taylor)

14 May 2011EvolutionBalcatta, Western Australia1336 [87]
18The Schmidts

(Barry Schmidt & Garry Schmidt)

14 April 2012Goldrush Bassendean, Western Australia 1132 [88]
19Top Team Australia

(Jamie Jurah (2) & Jimmy Payne)

25 August 2012VendettaBassendean, Western Australia1147 [89]
20Chase Griffin & Dan Moore19 January 2013Hot Summer’s NightBassendean, Western Australia2168 [90]
21Jay Taylor (2) & Kiel Steria6 July 2013VendettaBassendean, Western Australia1119This was a two-on-one handicap match, where Moore defended the titles by himself. [91]
22 TMDK

(Jonah Rock & Marcius Pitt (2))

2 November 2013ReAwakeningBassendean, Western Australia1245This was a four-way ladder match that also included The Dropkicks (Leo Pratt & Scotty Ryan) and McMassive (Gavin McGavin & Mike Massive)

Marcius Pitt was formally known as Marcius Pitsnonopolous

[92]
23The Solution

(Richter & Warship)

5 July 2014Hell or HighwaterBassendean, Western Australia196This was a tag team gauntlet match. [93]
Vacated 9 October 2014Titles declared vacant after Four Way Elimination Match at Road To Glory went to a no-contest. [74]
24The Headhunters

(Devlin Reeves & Tyler Jacobs (4))

29 November 2014ReAwakeningBassendean, Western Australia198Defeated McMassive (Gavin McGavin & Mike Massive) for the vacant titles.

Tyler Jacobs was formally known as FN Carnage

[94]
25McMassive

(Gavin McGavin & Mike Massive)

7 March 2015GoldrushBassendean, Western Australia1119 [95]
26Cowboys and Indians

(Billy Williams & Eddy Bombay)

4 July 2015Stage of OriginBassendean, Western Australia1133 [96]
27McMassive

(Gavin McGavin & Mike Massive)

14 November 2015ReAwakeningPerth, Western Australia2119This was a four-way gauntlet match that also included Generation Zero (Hayden Zenith & Michael Morleone) & Super Murder Death Kittens (Dan Moore & Jarrad Slate) [97]
28Generation Zero

(Hayden Zenith & Michael Morleone (3))

12 March 2016GoldrushBassendean, Western Australia177 [98]
29Super Murder Death Kittens

(Dan Moore (3) & Jarrad Slate)

28 May 2016EvolutionBassendean, Western Australia1175 [99]
30The Solution

(AZ Vegara (2) & The Warship (2))

19 November 2016ReAwakeningBassendean, Western Australia177This was a three-way tables match that also included The Headhunters (Dan Steel & Twitch). [100]
31Generation Zero

(Hayden Zenith (2) & Michael Morleone (4)

4 February 2017Hot Summer’s NightBassendean, Western Australia2111This was a four-way Riot Den match which included SMDK (Dan Moore & Jarrad Slate) and The Headhunters (Dan Steel & Twitch) [101]
32The Solution

(AZ Vegara (3) & Davis Storm (3))

26 May 2017End Game Northbridge, Western Australia 1183This was the finals match in a tournament. [102]
33Generation Zero

(Hayden Zenith (3) & Allyson Cruz)

25 November 2017ReAwakeningBassendean, Western Australia1203Allyson Cruz became the first women to win the title [103]
34The Untouchables

(Damian Slater & Marcius Pitt (3))

25 August 2018EvolutionBassendean, Western Australia1140 [104]
35The Street Gang Hooligans

(Alex Kingston (2) & Logan Grey)

3 November 2018ReAwakening Claremont, Western Australia 1371 [105]
36Plague

(Aaron Hawk (4), Dan Steel, Johnathon Windsor (3) & Twitch)

9 November 2019ReAwakeningClaremont, Western Australia1392Aaron Hawk was formally known as AZ Vegara

Johnathon Windsor was formally known as Jonny Wimbledon

[106]
37The Taskforce

(Jack Edwards, Taylor King & Tipene)

5 December 2020Out of the AshesClaremont, Western Australia1231 [107]
38The ZenCano Experience

(Del Cano & Zenith (4))

24 July 2021Hell Or HighwaterClaremont, Western Australia1217This was a No DQ Tornado Tag Match [108]
39Cut-Throat & Then Some

(Casey Johns & James Hartness)

26 February 2022Dead Or AliveClaremont, Western Australia1105After The ZenCano Experience were attacked by The Pulse (Felix Young & Jarrad Slate).

James Hartness cashed in his Super 9s Tournament Trophy to win the titles.

[109]
40The Pulse

(Felix Young & Jarrad Slate (2))

11 June 2022EvolutionFremantle, Western Australia1189After Casey Johns took a leave of absence from EPW, James Hartness defended the title by himself [110]
41Davis Storm (4) & Mikey Nicholls (2)17 December 2022ReAwakening XXIWilletton, Western Australia1119 [111]
42The Untouchables

(Damian Slater & Marcius Pitt (4))

15 April 2023Collision Course: Power StruggleMerriwa, Western Australia2196This was also for the SHWA Tag Team Championships [112]
43The HIIT Squad

(Lucas Fantasia & Mikey Broderick)

28 October 2023VendettaMerriwa, Western Australia1149+ [113]

Combined Reigns (Team)

RankChampionsReignsCombined Days
1Chase Griffin & Dan Moore2477
2Genetically Superior Team

(Bobby Bad Blood & Chris J. Lazareth)

2434
3Plague

(Aaron Hawk, Dan Steel, Johnathon Windsor, Twitch)

1392
4Street Gang Hooligans

(Alex Kingston & Logan Grey)

1371
5The Forefathers

(Davis Storm & Hartley Jackson)

1342
6The Untouchables

(Damian Slater & Marcius Pitt)

2336
The Taylor Made Diamonds In The Rough

(AZ Vegara & Jay Taylor)

1
7The Serial Thrillers

(Brad West & Justin Sane)

1301
9 TMDK

(Shane Haste & Mikey Nicholls)

1245
TMDK

(Jonah Rock & Marcius Pitt)

1
10McMassive

(Gavin McGavin & Mike Massive)

2238
11Chris Vice & Jonny Wimbledon1231
The Taskforce

(Jack Edwards, Taylor King & Tipene)

1
12The Brat Pack

(FN Carnage & Jamie Jurah)

1225
13The Fighting Hellfish

(Chris J. Lazareth & FN Carnage)

2217
The ZenCano Experience

(Del Cano & Zenith)

1
14Generation Zero

(Allyson Cruz & Hayden Zenith)

1203
15The Pulse

(Felix Young & Jarrad Slate)

1189
16Generation Zero

(Hayden Zenith & Michael Morleone)

2188
17The Solution

(AZ Vegara & Davis Storm)

1183
18Super Murder Death Kittens

(Dan Moore & Jarrad Slate)

1175
19Carlo Cannon & Slex1161
20The HIIT Squad

(Lucas Fantasia & Mikey Broderick)

1148+
21Top Team Australia

(Jamie Jurah & Jimmy Payne)

1147
22Cowboys & Indians

(Billy Williams & Eddy Bombay)

1133
23The Schmidts

(Barry Schmidt & Garry Schmidt)

1132
24Jay Taylor & Kiel Steria1119
Davis Storm & Mikey Nicholls1
25Cut-Throat & Then Some

(Casey Johns & James Hartness)

1105
26The Headhunters

(Devlin Reeves & Tyler Jacobs)

198
27The Solution

(Richter & Warship)

196
28Team Allstar

(Michael Morleone & Sebastian Sander)

177
The Solution

(AZ Vegara & Warship)

1
29Azazal & Ferguson Block170
Blitz Team

(Alex Kingston & Shane Haste)

1
30The European Union

(Jonny Wimbledon, Marcius Pitsonopplous & Michael Morleone)

161
31The Bad Boys Of Perth Wrestling

(Davis Storm & Nate Dooley)

142

Combined Reigns (Individual)

RankChampionReignsCombined Days
1AZ Vegara/Aaron Hawk4988
2Jonny Wimbledon/Johnathon Windsor3713
3Davis Storm4687
4Marcius Pitsonopplous/Marcius Pitt4671
5Dan Moore3652
6Chris J. Lazareth4651
7Hayden Zenith4603
8FN Carnage/Tyler Jacobs4540
9Chase Griffin2477
10Jay Taylor2455
11Alex Kingston2441
12Bobby Bad Blood2434
13Dan Steel1392
Twitch1
14Jamie Jurah2372
15Logan Grey1371
16Jarrad Slate2364
Mikey Nicholls 2
17 Hartley Jackson 1342
18Damian Slater2336
19Michael Morleone4326
20 Shane Haste 2315
21Brad West1301
Justin Sane1
22 Jonah Rock 1245
23Gavin McGavin2238
Mike Massive2
24Chris Vice1231
Jack Edwards1
Taylor King1
Tipene1
25Del Cano1217
26Allyson Cruz1203
27Felix Young1189
28Warship2173
29Carlo Cannon1161
Slex1
30Lucas Fantasia1148+
Mikey Broderick1
31Jimmy Payne1147
32Billy Williams1133
Eddy Bombay1
33Barry Schimdt1132
Garry Schimdt1
34Kiel Steria1119
35Casey Johns1105
James Hartness1
36Devlin Reeves198
37Richter196
38Sebastian Sander177
39Azazal170
Ferguson Block1
40Nate Dooley142

EPW Coastal Championship

EPW Coastal Championship
Details
PromotionExplosive Pro Wrestling (EPW)
Date established19 November 2016
Current champion(s)Bruno Nitro
Date won23 March 2024
Statistics
First champion(s)Gavin McGavin
Most reignsBruno Nitro (3 reigns)
Longest reignScotty Ryan (672 days)
Shortest reignMatt Hayter (29 days)
Heaviest championMarcius Pitt (220 lb (100 kg))
Lightest championGavin McGavin (156 lb (71 kg))

Names

NameYears
Explosive Pro Wrestling (EPW) Coastal Championship19 November 2016 – present

Reigns

Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific champion
DaysNumber of days held
+Current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDays
1Gavin McGavin19 November 2016ReAwakening XV Bassendean, Western Australia 1245Won a 15 man Rumble to crown the inaugural champion after last eliminating Alex Kingston.

Other Participants included Billy Williams, David Nero, Elliot Forbes, Ferguson Block, Harry Avalon, Jagger Stevens, Jonathan Wimbledon, Jordan Bishop, Ross Cage, Ryan Allan, Taylor King & Tyler Jacobs

[114]
2Scotty Ryan22 July 2017Hell or HighwaterBassendean, Western Australia1672This was a Steel Cage Match [115]
3 Marcius Pitt 25 May 2019Collision Course Claremont, Western Australia 1287 [116]
4Davis Storm7 March 2020Going for BrokeClaremont, Western Australia1406This was a Title vs. Career match [116]
5Aaron Hawk17 April 2021Collison CourseClaremont, Western Australia1420 [117]
6Taylor King11 June 2022Evolution Fremantle, Western Australia 135This was a No-Disqualification match [118]
7Bruno Nitro16 July 2022Rising Tide Merriwa, Western Australia 1392This was a 6-Man Scramble match which also included James Hartness, Joel Hagan, Mikey Broderick & Twitch [119]
8Chris Target12 August 2023Hell Or Highwater Cannington, Western Australia 1126This was a 5 Minute Challenge match [120]
9Bruno Nitro16 December 2023ReAwakening XXII Willetton, Western Australia 269 [121]
10Matt Hayter23 February 2024Australian SuperShowWilletton, Western Australia129 [122]
11Bruno Nitro23 March 2024Collision CourseCannington, Western Australia32+This was a No Disqualification match [123]

Combined Reigns

RankChampionReignsCombined Days
1Scotty Ryan1672
2Bruno Nitro3462+
3Aaron Hawk1420
4Davis Storm1406
5Marcius Pitt1287
6Gavin McGavin1245
7Chris Target1126
8Taylor King135
9Matt Hayter129

EPW Rising Star Cup Championship

EPW Rising Star Cup Championship
Details
PromotionExplosive Pro Wrestling (EPW)
Date established11 October 2019
Current champion(s)Mr. Thompson
Date won2 September 2023
Statistics
First champion(s)Tipene
Most reignsAll Holders (1 time)
Longest reignTipene (526 days)
Shortest reignJoel Hagan (63 days)

Name

NameYears
Explosive Pro Wrestling (EPW) Rising Star Cup Championship11 October 2019 - Present

Reigns

Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific champion
DaysNumber of days held
+Current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDays
1Tipene11 October 2019Showcase #7: Top Of The Class Malaga, Western Australia 1526This was the final of the EPW Rising Star Cup for 2019

Defeated Chadwick Jackson in the final.

Other participants included Bruno Nitro, Jack Edwards, Jesse Lambert, Joel Hagan, Richie Quach & Stella Nyx

[124]
Vacated 10 March 2021Tipene vacated the cup due to a forced retirement after undergoing Cardiac Surgery [125]
2Joel Hagan11 September 2021Showcase #16: Circling The PreyMalaga, Western Australia163At Showcase #12: Check Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself, Joel Hagan claimed the cup was his after Tipene vacated it.

Joel Hagan was officially recognised as champion at Showcase #16: Circling The Prey

[126]
3Edith Night13 November 2021Showcase #17: Raise Your GlassesMalaga, Western Australia1189Edith Night Became the first women to hold the cup [127]
4Elijah Henry21 May 2022Showcase #20: Democracy Sausages And HandshakesMalaga, Western Australia1338After Riley Parker was elected President of the Explosive Professional Wrestling School Of Professional Wrestling Professionalism Committee, he inserted Elijah Henry into an ongoing match between Edith Night and Gavin McGavin, Making it a Triple Threat match [128]
Vacated 24 April 2023Elijah Henry vacated the cup due to injury
5Lucas Fantasia13 May 2023Showcase #26: Don't Forget To Call Your MotherMalaga, Western Australia1112Defeated Rogan Karguis to win the vacant cup [129]
6Mr. Thompson2 September 2023Showcase #28: Matter Of PrideMalaga, Western Australia1189 [130]
Vacated 9 March 2024Mr. Thompson was stripped of the cup

Combined Reigns

RankChampionReignsCombined Days
1Tipene1526
2Elijah Henry1338
3Edith Night1189
Mr. Thompson1
4Lucas Fantasia1112
5Joel Hagan163

EPW Pride Championship

Name

EPW Pride Championship
Details
PromotionExplosive Pro Wrestling (EPW)
Date established7 July 2018
Current champion(s)Ryan Rivers
Date won2 September 2023
Statistics
First champion(s)Pegasus
Most reignsThe Great George (2)
Longest reignDel Cano (728 days)
Shortest reignThe Great George (28 days)
NameYears
Southern Hemisphere Wrestling Alliance (SHWA) Pride Championship7 July 2018 – 9 August 2023
Explosive Pro Wrestling (EPW) Pride Championship9 August 2023 – Present

Reigns

Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific champion
DaysNumber of days held
+Current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDays
Southern Hemisphere Wrestling Alliance (SHWA)
1Pegasus7 July 2018Midyear Mayhem Thornlie, Western Australia 1161Defeated Julian Ward to become inaugural champion [131]
2Cheetor15 December 2018Ascension XThornlie, Western Australia184 [132]
3Del Cano9 March 2019High StakesThornlie, Western Australia1728 [133]
4Chadwick Jackson6 March 2021Flash Point Maddington, Western Australia 1126 [134]
5The Great George10 July 2021Midyear Mayhem Cannington, Western Australia 128 [135]
6Jarrad Slate7 August 2021High NoonCannington, Western Australia1322 [136]
7The Great George25 June 2022Midyear MayhemCannington, Western Australia2273 [137]
Explosive Pro Wrestling (EPW)
8Chris Target25 March 2023Showcase #25: The One With All The Wrestling Malaga, Western Australia 1161This was a Triple Threat match which also included Lucas Fantasia

Title was renamed to the EPW Pride Title during this reign

[138]
9Ryan Rivers2 September 2023Showcase #28: Matter Of PrideMalaga, Western Australia1205+This was a Triple Threat match which also included Jordan Bishop [139]

Combined Reigns

RankChampionReignsCombined Days
1Del Cano1728
2Jarrad Slate1322
3The Great George2301
4Ryan Rivers1203+
5Pegasus1161
Chris Target1
6Chadwick Jackson1126
7Cheetor184

EPW Hardcore Championship

EPW Hardcore Championship
Details
PromotionExplosive Pro Wrestling (EPW)
Date established7 November 2009
Date retired29 November 2014
Other name(s)
EPW Hardcore Shield (2009 - 2011)
Statistics
First champion(s)Gavin McGavin
Final champion(s)Lukey Bolland
Most reignsGavin McGavin (2 times)
Longest reignMichael Morleone (770 days)
Shortest reignLukey Bolland (<1 day)
Heaviest championMichael Morleone (229 lb (104 kg))
Lightest championGavin McGavin (156 lb (71 kg))

Names

NameYears
Explosive Pro Wrestling (EPW) Hardcore Shield7 November 2009 – 26 February 2011
Explosive Pro Wrestling (EPW) Hardcore Championship26 February 2011 – 29 November 2014

Reigns

Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific champion
DaysNumber of days held
+Current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDays
1Gavin McGavin7 November 2009ReAwakening VIII Craigie, Western Australia 1161Outlasted James Edwards, Jarek Matthews, Kiel Steria, KrackerJak and Marcius Pitt in KrackerJak's Hardcore Battle Royal to become the inaugural champion. [140]
2Chase Griffin17 April 2010Goldrush Bassendean, Western Australia 1224This was a battle royal that also included Barry Schmidt, Dan Moore, Ferguson Block, Garry Schmidt and Kiel Steria [141]
3Tyler Jacobs27 November 2010ReAwakening IXBassendean, Western Australia1294During Jacobs’ reign, the title was renamed the EPW Hardcore Championship [142]
4Gavin McGavin17 September 2011Telethon BashBassendean, Western Australia256 [143]
5Bobby Marshall12 November 2011ReAwakening X Balcatta, Western Australia 1343 [144]
6Michael Morleone20 October 2012Road to GloryBassendean, Western Australia1770 [145]
7Lukey Bolland29 November 2014ReAwakening XIIIBassendean, Western Australia10Won a Hardcore Scramble match that also included Eddy Bombay, Elliot Forbes, Jarrad Slate, Jonathan Wimbledon, Jordan Bishop, Liam Mendel, Richter and The Warship. [146]
Deactivated---Title was quietly deactivated after Bolland won the championship.

Combined reigns

RankChampionReignsCombined Days
1Michael Morleone1770
2Bobby Marshall1343
3Tyler Jacobs1294
4Chase Griffin1224
5Gavin McGavin2217
6Lukey Bolland10

EPW Unofficial Women’s Championship

EPW (Unofficial) Women’s Championship
Details
PromotionExplosive Pro Wrestling (EPW)
Date established12 March 2016
Date retired28 May 2016
Statistics
First champion(s)Michelle K. Hasluck
Final champion(s)Amity Row
Most reignsMichelle K. Hasluck and Amity Row (1 time)
Longest reignMichelle K. Hasluck (77 days)
Shortest reignAmity Row (<1 day)

Names

NameYears
Explosive Pro Wrestling (EPW) (Unofficial) Women’s Championship12 March 2016 – 28 May 2016

Reigns

Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific champion
DaysNumber of days held
+Current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDays
1Michelle K. Hasluck12 March 2016Goldrush Bassendean, Western Australia 177
2Amity Row28 May 2016EvolutionBassendean, Western Australia1<1This was a four-way elimination match that also included Allyson Cruz and Blair Brady. [147]
Deactivated28 May 2016--Title was quietly deactivated after Row won the championship.

Combined Reigns

RankChampionReignsCombined Days
1Michelle K. Hasluck177
2Amity Row1<1

Awards

Accurate as of 23/03/2024 [148]

EPW Wrestler Of The Year

YearWinner
2002Davis Storm
2003FN Carnage
2004Mikey Nicholls
2005
2006Shane Haste
2007Davis Storm
2008
2009Bobby Marshall
2010Davis Storm
2011
2012Marcius Pitt
2013Alex Kingston
Chris Vice
2014Alex Kigston
2015Damian Slater
2016Logan Grey
2017Gavin McGavin
2018Michael Morleone
2019Gavin McGavin
2020N/A
2021Gavin McGavin
2022Julian Ward
2023Michael Morleone

EPW Most Improved Wrestler

YearWinner
Richter
2002
2003Brad West
2004Kiel Steria
2005Bobby Marshall
2006Shane Haste
2007Marcius Pitsonopolous
2008Chase Griffin
2009Alex Kington
Jay Taylor
2010Gavin McGavin
Jonathan Wimbledon
Marcius Pitt
2011Adrian Priest
2012Hayden Zenith
2013Alex Kingston
2014Hughesy
2015Scotty Ryan
2016Taylor King
2017Julian Ward
2018Taylor King
2019Julian Ward
2020N/A
2021Bruno Nitro
2022James Hartness
2023Lucas Fantasia

EPW Match Of The Year

YearWinnerEvent
2002Jimmy Payne vs. Mikey NichollsRetribution
2003Davis Storm vs. Damien KrossEvil Intentions
2004Azazal vs. Mikey NichollsVendetta
2005Richter vs. Mikey NichollsHell Or Highwater
2006Jimmy Payne vs. Chris J. Lazareth
2007Jimmy Payne vs. Bobby MarshallEvolution
2008Davis Storm, Jimmy Payne & Nate Dooley vs. Bobby Marshall, Jay Taylor & Tyler JacobsHell Or Highwater
2009Blitz Team (Alex Kingston & Shane Haste) vs. Chase Griffin & Dan MooreRevolution
2010Team Allstar (Brad West, Michael Morleone, Sebastian Sander & Vin Penhero) vs. The Blackest Hour (Devlin Reeves, Dorian, Richter & Rick Sanders)Road To Glory
2011Davis Storm vs. Carlo Cannon vs. Marcius Pitt vs. Sebastian SanderHell Or Highwater
2012TMDK (Marcius Pitt, Mikey Nicholls & Shane Haste) vs. Team Victoria (Adam Brooks, Carlo Cannon & Matt Silva)State Of Origin
2013Team Western Australia (Alex Kingston, Dan Moore & Marcius Pitt) vs. Team Victoria (Adam Brooks, Carlo Cannon & Ryan Rollins)
2014Chris Vice vs. Alex KingstonGreat Aussie Bash
2015Team Western Australia (Alex Kingston, Chris Vice & Marcius Pitt) vs. Team South Australia (Damian Slater, Hartley Jackson & Jonah Rock)State Of Origin
2016Marcius Pitt vs. Logan GreyEvolution
2017Logan Grey vs. Davis Storm
Gavin McGavin vs. Scotty RyanHell Or Highwater
2018The Street Gang Hooligans (Alex Kingston & Logan Grey) vs. The Untouchables (Damian Slater & Marcius Pitt)Hot Summer's Night
2019Damian Slater vs. TJP Hell Or Highwater
2020N/A
2021Gavin McGavin vs. Marcius PittEvolution
2022Julian Ward vs. Taylor King vs. Michael MorleoneReAwakening XXI
2023Michael Morleone vs. Taylor KingHell Or Highwater

Rookie Of The Year

YearWinner
2002Brock Freeman
2003Shane Haste
2004James Street
2005Chris Vice
2006Jay Taylor
2007Dan Moore
2008Alex Kingston
2009Garry Schmidt
2010Dorian
2011Brett Foxx
2012Hughesy
2013Troy
2014Liam Mendel
2015Taylor King
2016Ross Cage
2017Del Cano
2018Tipene
2019Chadwick Jackson
2020N/A
2021James Hartness
2022Papa Jerm
2023Harli Hyde

Showcase Wrestler Of The Year

YearWinner
2023Chadwick Jackson

Showcase Match Of The Year

YearWinnerEvent
2019Jesse Lambert vs. TipeneShowcase #5: Go Time!
2020N/A
2021Jesse Lambert vs. Gavin McGavinShowcase #8: Muck Up Day
Aaron Hawk vs. Bruno NitroShowcase #16: Circling The Prey
2022Edith Night vs. Lucas FantasiaShowcase #19: The Fantasia And The Furious
2023Lucas Fantasia vs. Solomun BlackwellShowcase #27: I'm Seeing Double Here! Night 2

Rising Star Cup

YearWinnerNotes
2007Dan MooreDefeated Marcius Pitsonopolous
2008Sebastian SanderDefeated Dan Moore
2009Alex KingstonDefeated Garry Schmidt & Gavin McGavin
2010Garry SchmidtDefeated Brett Foxx, Gavin McGavin, Hayden Zenith, Los Futuredore & Ryan Dangerfield
2011Scotty RyanDefeated Brett Foxx, Dorian, Eddy Bombay, Hayden Zenith, Leo Pratt & Ryan Dangerfield
2012Hayden ZenithDefeated Scotty Ryan
2013N/A
2014Jordan BishopDefeated Liam Mendel
2015Logan GreyDefeated Jordan Bishop, Liam Mendel & Taylor King
2016N/A
2017
2018
2019TipeneDefeated Chadwick Jackson

Roster

Accurate as of 25/03/2024 [149]

Current Roster

  • Aaron Hawk
  • Alex Kingston
  • Axxton
  • Blake Walker
  • Bobby Marshall
  • Bruno Nitro
  • Chadwick Jackson
  • Chris J. Lazareth
  • Chris Target
  • Damian Slater
  • Dan Moore
  • Davis Storm
  • Del Cano
  • Dex Van Diemen
  • Diego D'Basco
  • Dustin Connors
  • Dylan Black
  • Elijah Henry
  • Faizal Ali
  • Felix Young
  • The Great George
  • Harli Hyde
  • Harry
  • Hayden Zenith
  • James Hartness
  • Jarrad Slate
  • Jay Taylor
  • Jesse Lambert
  • Joel Hagan
  • Johnny Dux
  • Jordan Bishop
  • Layla Divine
  • Lizzie Maximus
  • Lucas Fantasia
  • Manu Kaitoa
  • Marcius Pitt
  • Mattew Pace
  • Michael Morleone
  • Mikey Broderick
  • Mr. Thompson
  • Noah Greene
  • Papa Jerm
  • Riley Parker
  • Robby Heart
  • Rogan Karguis
  • Ryan Allan
  • Ryan Rivers
  • Solomun Blackwell
  • Stella Nyx
  • Steven Norshay
  • Taylor King
  • Tommy Dux
  • Twitch
  • Tyler Jacobs

Tag Teams & Stables

  • 2 And A Half Wrestlers (Bobby Marshall, Dan Moore & Jesse Lambert)
  • Dos Eetswa (Chadwick Jackson, Papa Jerm, Steven Norshay & Twitch)
  • The Dux Brothers (Johnny Dux & Tommy Dux)
  • DNT (Chris Target & Michael Morleone)
  • The Hit Squad (Lucas Fantasia & Mikey Broderick)
  • The House Of Free Spirits (Diego D'Basco, Faizal Ali, The Great George & Hayden Zenith)
  • The Locker Room Leadership Program (Jay Taylor, Joel Hagan, Mr. Thompson & Rogan Karguis)
  • Metal 64 (Jordan Bishop & Ryan Allan)
  • The Pulse (Felix Young & Jarrad Slate)
  • The Retrogrades (Lizzie Maximus & Stella Nyx)
  • The Untouchables (Damian Slater & Marcius Pitt)|}

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