FIP Florida Heritage Championship

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FIP Florida Heritage Championship
Details
Promotion Full Impact Pro
Date establishedMarch 10, 2007
Current champion(s)Sideshow
Date wonOctober 16, 2022
Statistics
First champion(s) Erick Stevens
Most reigns Jon Davis
(2 reigns)
Longest reign Jon Davis
(1092 days)
Shortest reign Donovan Danhausen
(1 day)
Oldest champion Sideshow
(45 years, 548 days)
Youngest championChris Jones
(19 years)
Heaviest champion Erick Stevens
(235 lb (107 kg))
Lightest championChasyn Rance
(163 lb (74 kg))

The Full Impact Pro (FIP) Florida Championship is a professional wrestling championship created and promoted by the American independent professional wrestling promotion Full Impact Pro.

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History

The first FIP Florida Heritage Champion was crowned on March 10, 2007, when Erick Stevens defeated Roderick Strong in the finals of a one night tournament in Crystal River, Florida, at the Eddie Graham Memorial Battle for the Belts.

Eddie Graham Memorial Battle Of The Belts (2007)

First Round [1] Semifinals [1] Finals [1]
         
Roderick Strong Pin
Jimmy Rave 9:02
Roderick StrongPin
Jay Briscoe 13:25
Larry Sweeney 10:11
Jay Briscoe Pin
Roderick Strong 21:16
Erick StevensPin
Delirious Pin
Mark Briscoe 3:51
Delirious 15:12
Erick StevensPin
SHINGO 9:12
Erick Stevens Pin

Reigns

As of April16, 2024, there have been 18 reigns among 17 different champions and two vacancies. Erick Stevens was the inaugural champion. Jon Davis holds three records with the title: he record for most reigns at two, his second reign is the longest reign at 1,092 days, and he is the only wrestler to have held the title for a consecutive two years. Danhausen's second reign of 1 day is the shortest in the title's history. Davis also has the longest combined reign at 1469 days. Gran Akuma is the oldest champion when he won it at 38 years old while Chris Jones is the youngest champion at 19 years old.

Anthony Greene is the current champion in his first reign. He defeated Troy Hollywood at WWN Supershow: Battle Of The Belts on November 14, 2021, in Crystal River, Florida.

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
1 Erick Stevens March 10, 2007 Eddie Graham Memorial Battle of the Belts Crystal River, FL 1244Stevens defeated Roderick Strong in a Eddie Graham Memorial Battle Of The Belts tournament final to become the inaugural champion. [1] [2]
2 Sal Rinauro November 9, 2007Unstoppable Crystal River, FL 1337 [3]
3Chris JonesOctober 11, 2008Fallout Crystal River, FL 1168 [4]
4 Rhett Titus March 28, 2009FIP Crystal River, FL 1189 [5]
5Brad AllenOctober 3, 2009Fallout Crystal River, FL 1301 [6]
6Jake ManningJuly 31, 2010Cage of Pain III Crystal River, FL 1455 [7]
7 Uhaa Nation October 29, 2011 Jeff Peterson Memorial Cup Crystal River, FL 1650 [8]
8 Gran Akuma August 9, 2013Headstroke Tampa, FL 1217 [9]
9 Lince Dorado March 14, 2014Everything Burns Tampa, FL 172 [10]
10Chasyn RanceMay 25, 2014BELIEVE 70 Florida J Cup Orlando, FL 1343Rance defeated Lince Dorado in the finals of the 2014 Florida J Cup. The match was also for Rance's SCW Florida Cruiserweight Championship. [11] [12]
11Maxwell ChicagoFebruary 20, 2015Ascension Tampa, FL 1437This was a Title vs. Tux match. [13]
— Vacated May 2, 2016————The championship was vacated after Maxwell Chicago announced his retirement. [14]
12 Donovan Danhausen May 27, 2016Accelerate Orlando, FL 11This was a four-way match, also involving Aaron Solo, Lince Dorado and Martin Stone for the vacant championship. [15]
13 Martin Stone May 28, 2016ACW Tradition Continues New Port Richey, FL 1309 [16]
14 Jon Davis April 2, 2017Broken Tailgate Party New Port Richey, FL 1377 [17]
15Eddie TaurusApril 14, 2018ACW Proving Ground Supershow! New Port Richey, FL 141 [18]
16 Jon Davis May 25, 2018Ascension Ybor City, FL 21,092 [19]
— Vacated May 21, 2021————The championship was vacated.
17Troy HollywoodMay 22, 2021Everything Burns Ybor City, FL 1176Defeated Snoop Strikes in a tournament final to win the vacant title [20]
18 Anthony Greene November 14, 2021WWN Supershow: Battle Of The Belts Crystal River, FL 1336 [21] [22]
19SideshowOctober 16, 2022Fallout 2022 Clearwater, FL 1548+ [23]

Combined reigns

As of April16, 2024

Record-setting two-time champion Jon Davis; he has the longest singular reign for the title at 1092 days, and he also has the longest combined reign at 1469 days Wrestler Jon Davis.jpg
Record-setting two-time champion Jon Davis; he has the longest singular reign for the title at 1092 days, and he also has the longest combined reign at 1469 days
†Indicates the current champion(s)
RankWrestlerNo. of
reigns		Combined
days
1 Jon Davis 21,469
2 Uhaa Nation 1650
3Jake Manning1455
4Maxwell Chicago1437
5 Sal Rinauro 1337
6 Anthony Greene 1336
7 Martin Stone 1309
8Brad Allen1301
9Chasyn Rance1271
10 Erick Stevens 1244
11Sideshow †1548+
12 Gran Akuma 1217
13 Rhett Titus 1189
14Troy Hollywood1176
15Chris Jones1168
16 Lince Dorado 172
17Eddie Taurus141
18 Donovan Danhausen 11

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