Great Canadian Wrestling

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Great Canadian Wrestling
AcronymGCW
Founded2005
Style Professional wrestling
Headquarters Oshawa
Website http://gcwe.ca/

Great Canadian Wrestling (GCW) is an independent professional wrestling promotion company based in Oshawa, Ontario. [1] GCW was founded in 2005 and promotes shows throughout Southern Ontario. [1] [2] The company also hosts since 2005 an annual Great Canadian Wrestling Expo that takes place over several days and brings together a large group of wrestlers. Currently, four championships are defended at GCW events.

Contents

GCW events featured a roster of wrestlers who compete regularly for the promotion as well as occasional appearances by wrestlers currently signed with major promotions. In addition, a group of "legends", or veteran wrestlers from other promotions, also would compete on occasion for GCW.

On February 18, 2009, GCW began an online broadcast titled GCWtv. [3]

In November 2015, GCW rebranded itself as Infinity Wrestling.

History

GCW gives out the Ontario Indy Wrestling Awards annually, which is eligible to all wrestling promotions and wrestlers who perform in Ontario. [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]

Wrestling Expo

Beginning in 2005, the promotion's first year, GCW has assembled a group of wrestlers from various promotions to compete in a multi-day event known as the Great Canadian Wrestling Expo. [9] The first Expo attracted 600 visitors and included merchandise sales from a wide variety of vendors, an auction, and opportunities to meet with the wrestlers for autographs and photographs. Ed the Sock was named commissioner for the event and proceeds from the weekend were donated to the Sick Kids Foundation. [10] In 2006, the event was combined with the 10th Annual Anime North Convention. [11] The event featured primarily traditional wrestling matches but also included gimmick matches such as one between wrestlers competing as the Green Power Ranger and the Red Power Ranger for leadership of the Power Rangers, as well as an encounter between Team Sailor Moon and Team Rocket. [11] This cross-promotional event attracted 11,286 paid attendees. [12] Since 2006, GCW has continued to promote a series of shows along with Anime North. [13] [14]

Wrestlers

WWE wrestler A.J. Styles made appearances for GCW. AJ Styles WrestleMania 32 Axxess.jpg
WWE wrestler A.J. Styles made appearances for GCW.

Although GCW promotes matches with many wrestlers who have not appeared in major promotions, the organization also has an agreement with Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) that facilitates events titled TNmAyhem, in which wrestlers from TNA compete. The first of these cards took place on May 24, 2007, and features appearances by such wrestlers as Raven, Christopher Daniels, and A.J. Styles. [15] GCW events also feature wrestlers who have gained fame in major American promotions, such as Billy Gunn, [16] The Honky Tonk Man, [17] and Koko B. Ware. [18]

Roster

GCW had a regular group of wrestlers that competed for the promotion; this includes both male and female wrestlers. In addition, many wrestlers made sporadic appearances for the company. On the company roster, GCW divides these occasional performers into two groups: legends (longtime wrestlers, many of whom are semi-retired) and superstars (wrestlers who currently compete, or have recently competed, for major promotions).

Regular roster

GCW's regular roster consisted of wrestlers who competed for the promotion on a regular basis: [19]

  • Akira Raijin
  • Andrew Davis
  • Asylum
  • Black Serpent
  • Brad Freakin Martin
  • Bruno Davis
  • Bryan Youngblood
  • Cody 45
  • Rico Montana
  • Sebastian Suave
  • Sombra
  • Steve Brown
  • Tiger Star
  • Tyler Tirva
  • Xtremo

W.I.L.D. Division

The W.I.L.D. Division consisted of GCW's female wrestlers: [20]

Championships

GCW National Championship

The GCW National Championship was a professional wrestling championship that serves as the major championship for Great Canadian Wrestling.

Wrestler:Times:Date:Location:Notes:
Michael Elgin 1April 13, 2006 Oshawa, Ontario Won a Ladder Match at Reach for the Gold [21]
TJ Wilson 1May 25, 2006 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Michael Elgin and Shark Boy in a Triple Threat at Battleground Zero [21]
Michael Elgin2May 27, 2006 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated TJ Wilson in a Tag Match at Anime North
Johnny Devine defeated Jake O'Reilly in a Lumberjack match at Breaking Point but it was ruled a DQ by CEO Jamie Virtue. [21]
Johnny Devine 1September 15, 2006 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Michael Elgin in a Cage Match at Last Chance [21]
Jake O'Reilly1July 13, 2007 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Havok in a Dog Collar Match at Beyond the Limit
Jake O'Reilly is seriously injured in September 2007 but refuses to vacate. In February 2008 Jake O'Reilly returned to competition, still holding the title. [21]
Otis Idol1October 9, 2008 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Jake O'Reilly in a No-Holds-Barred Bunkhouse Brawl at Hair vs. Hair! [21]
Jake O'Reilly2April 19, 2009 Oshawa, Ontario As the masked Sterling Silver, defeated Otis Idol at Veni! Vidi! Vici! [21]
Hayden Avery1February 20, 2010 Oshawa, Ontario
RJ City1September 10, 2010 Oshawa, Ontario
Jaxon Jarvis1 ? Oshawa, Ontario
Zakk Atticus1January 8, 2015 Oshawa, Ontario
Jaxon Jarvis2January 8, 2015 Oshawa, Ontario
Steve Brown1 ?? Oshawa, Ontario
Deactivated Oshawa, Ontario

GCW Interim Heavyweight Championship

In 2007, GCW National Champion Jake O'Reilly was injured but unwilling to vacate his title. As a result, an eight-man tournament was held to determine the first holder of the newly created GCW Interim Heavyweight Championship. O'Reilly, still holding his National Championship, returned in February 2008, and the two titles were unified when Otis Idol defeated O'Reilly in October 2008. [22]

Wrestler:Times:Date:Location:Notes:
Phil Atlas1December 28, 2007 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Cody Deaner in the finals of an 8-Man Tournament at Season's Beatings [22]
Otis Idol1February 21, 2008 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Phil Atlas in a Last Man Standing match at Cabin Fever; title unified with the National Championship in October 2008 [22]
Deactivated Oshawa, Ontario title unified with the National Championship in October 2008 [22]

GCW Ontario Independent Championship

The GCW Ontario Independent Championship is a secondary title in the Great Canadian Wrestling promotion. It was created in May 2006, and a four-man tournament was held to determine the initial champion. [23]

Wrestler:Times:Date:Location:Notes:
Jimmy Jacobs 1May 25, 2006 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Ash in the finals of a 4-man Tournament at Battleground Zero [23]
Kris Chambers1June 8, 2006 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Jimmy Jacobs at Spin the Wheel, Make the Deal [23]
Jake O'Reilly1August 30, 2006 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Kris Chambers at Final War' [23]
Hayden Avery1November 18, 2006 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Michael Elgin (substitute for Jake O'Reilly) at Stampede Showdown [23]
Cody Deaner 1November 18, 2006 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Hayden Avery at Stampede Showdown [23]
Hayden the Destroyer
(Hayden Avery)		2March 23, 2007 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Cody Deaner at Ugandan Invasion [23]
Cody 451June 22, 2007 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Hayden the Destroyer at Random Acts of Violence [23]
Xtremo1October 19, 2007 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Cody 45 in a 'Loser Leaves GCW' match at Fright Nite [23]
Phil Atlas1March 20, 2008 Oshawa, Ontario Won a 5-way match at TNmAyhem [23]
Brad 'Freakin' Martin1April 10, 2008 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Phil Atlas and Xtremo in a 3-Way match at Game Over [23]
Tiger Star1January 7, 2009 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Brad 'Freakin' Martin and Hayden Avery in a 3-Way match at New Year's Evil [23]
RJ City1April 19, 2009 Oshawa, Ontario Defeated Tiger Star at Veni! Vidi! Vici! [23]
Rico Montana1May 17, 2009 Oshawa, Ontario cashed in his title shot he earned in 2008's GCW Holiday Rumble and defeated RJ City [23]
Vacated December 27, 2010 Oshawa, Ontario Title was held up
Cody Deaner 2December 27, 2010 Oshawa, Ontario

GCW Tag Team Championship

The GCW Tag Team Championship was a championship that serves as the major tag team championship in the Great Canadian Wrestling promotion.

No.WrestlerReignDateDays
held		LocationEventNotesRef.
1The Beverly Hills Gangstas
(Cody 45 & Tarantula Gomez)		1August 30, 200616 Oshawa, Ontario GCWDefeated The Lunatics (Crazzy Steve & Gutter) in the finals of an eight-team tournament at Final War. [24] [25]
2The Lunatics
(Crazzy Steve & Gutter)		1September 15, 2006104 Oshawa, Ontario GCW Last ChanceCrazzy Steve defeated Cody 45 in a one-on-one title match at Last Chance [26]
3Jake O'Reilly & Michael Elgin 1December 28, 200615 Oshawa, Ontario GCW Season's BeatingsDefeated Lunatics (Crazzy Steve and Gutter) at Season's Beatings; on January 12, 2007, Jake O'Reilly attacked Michael Eligin, thus vacating the title. [27]
Vacated January 12, 2007 Oshawa, Ontario Title was held up
4Michael Elgin (2) & Havok 1March 23, 200721 Oshawa, Ontario GCW Canadian InvasionDefeated Jake O'Reilly & Joe Doering, but Havok dropped the title at Ugandan Invasion [28]
5Michael Elgin (3) & Derek Wylde1April 13, 200791 Oshawa, Ontario Derek Wylde accepted Michael Elgin's invitation to become co-holder of the Tag Team Championships at Veni! Vidi! Vici! Jake O'Reilly & Crazzy Steve defeated Michael Elgin & Derek Wylde at Anarchy in Angus but the decision was reversed [29]
6Hayden Avery & Cody Deaner 1July 13, 2007135 Oshawa, Ontario GCW Beyond The LimitDefeated Derek Wylde & Andrew Davis (substituting in for the injured Michael Elgin) at Beyond the Limit [30]
7The Flatliners
(Asylum & Matt Burns)		1November 25, 2007137 Oshawa, Ontario GCW GenesisDefeated Hayden Avery & Cody Deaner at Genesis 11:25:07 [31]
8Hayden Avery (2) & Cody Deaner (2)2April 10, 200864 Oshawa, Ontario GCW 2nd Anniversary Show: Game OverDefeated The Flatliners in a Tag Team Cage Match at Game Over [32]
9The House of Virtue
(Andrew Davis & Sebastian Suave)		1June 13, 2008310 Oshawa, Ontario GCW Random Acts Of Violence 2008Defeated Hayden Avery & Cody Deaner at Random Acts of Violence [33]
10The ProStars
(Josh Alexander & Tyler Tirva)		1April 19, 2009152 Oshawa, Ontario GCW Veni! Vidi! Vici!Defeated The House of Virtue at Veni! Vidi! Vici! [34]
11Cody 45 (2) & Ashley Six1September 18, 2009386 Oshawa, Ontario GCW Final WarDefeated The ProStars, Josh Alexander and Tyler Tirva at Final War 09 [35]
12Michael Elgin (4) & Ashley Six (2)1October 9, 2010 Oshawa, Ontario
Deactivated Oshawa, Ontario

GCW WILD Championship

The GCW WILD Championship is a professional wrestling championship that serves as the major women's championship in the Great Canadian Wrestling promotion.

#WrestlerReignDateDays
held		LocationEventNotes
1 Sirelda 1November 18, 2006125 Oshawa, Ontario W.I.L.D. Tournament 2006Sirelda defeated Nattie Neidhart in the finals of an 8–woman tournament to become the inaugural champion. [36]
2 Miss Danyah 1March 23, 200717 Oshawa, Ontario Ugandan Invasion [36]
3 April Hunter 1April 13, 20071 Oshawa, Ontario Veni! Vidi! Vici! [36]
4 Cherry Bomb 1April 14, 200769 Oshawa, Ontario Anarchy in AngusThis was a fatal four–way, also involving Hailey Rogers and Miss Danyah. [36]
5 Miss Danyah 2June 22, 2007120 Oshawa, Ontario Random Acts of Violence [36]
6 Portia Perez 1October 20, 2007103 Oshawa, Ontario W.I.L.D. Tournament 2007Portia Perez defeated LuFisto in the finals of an 8–woman tournament. [36]
7 Miss Danyah 3January 31, 2008304 Oshawa, Ontario Final Night [36]
8Deanna Conda1November 30, 2008363 Oshawa, Ontario W.I.L.D. '08 - SupershowDeanna Conda defeated Jamie D in the finals of an 8–woman tournament. [36]
9 PJ Tyler 1November 28, 2009117 Oshawa, Ontario W.I.L.D. '09 - ShowdownPJ Tyler defeated Deanna Conda in the finals of an 8–woman tournament. [36]
10Anthony Darko1March 25, 2010 Oshawa, Ontario GCW 100
11Skylar Rose1? Oshawa, Ontario
12Kaitlin Diemond1May 2, 2014 Oshawa, Ontario
13Skylar Rose2? Oshawa, Ontario
14Beautiful Beaa1February 7, 2015 Oshawa, Ontario

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