HIW Wildside Provincial Championship

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HIW Wildside Provincial Championship
Details
Promotion High Impact Wrestling
Date establishedApril 24, 2004 [1]
Date retiredOctober 25, 2019
Other name(s)
  • HIW Great Plains Provincial Championship (2004-2013)
Statistics
First champion(s)Sgt. Sammy Sadistic
Final champion(s)Rex Roberts
Most reignsEl Asesino (4 reigns)
Longest reignJumpin' Joe (978 days)
Shortest reignBig Daddy Kash, Davey O'Doyle, and Rex Roberts (<1 day)
Oldest champion Principal Pound (43 years, 276 days)
Heaviest championCannonball Kelly
(319 lb (145 kg))
Lightest championAce Riviera
(152 lb (69 kg))

The HIW Wildside Provincial Championship was a professional wrestling heavyweight championship in the professional wrestling promotion, High Impact Wrestling Canada. The title was established on April 24, 2004, as the HIW Great Plains Provincial Championship. [1] Michael Allen Richard Clark won the Great Plains Provincial Championship on September 20, 2013, then won the Wildside Provincial Championship on November 22, 2013, in a fatal four-way match to crown the first champion. Upon Clark winning the Wildside Provincial Championship, the Great Plains Provincial Championship was unified with it 24-hours later upon regulation changes. The lineage from the Great Plains Provincial Championship continued to be recognized with both Clark having separate reigns as champion. On October 25, 2019, at Monster Brawl VI, Rex Roberts defeated Bobby Sharp to become the final champion in HIW history. Monster Brawl VI was the HIW's last show as the company ceased operations. Canadian Wrestling's Elite acquired all of HIW's assets.

Contents

Title history

Names

NameTime of use
HIW Great Plains Provincial ChampionshipApril 24, 2004 - November 23, 2013
HIW Wildside Provincial ChampionshipNovember 23, 2013 - October 25, 2019

Reigns

Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific champion
DaysNumber of days held
<1Reign lasted less than a day
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDays
1Sgt. Sammy SadisticApril 24, 2004 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 1230 [1]
2Curtis KnievelDecember 10, 2004 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 170 [1] [2]
3Bucky McGrawFebruary 18, 2005 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 1161This was a three-way match that included Jeff Tyler. [1] [3]
4Plum LocoJuly 29, 2005 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 184This was a three-way match that included Jeff Tyler. [1] [4]
5MentalloOctober 21, 2005 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 1126 [1] [5]
6Jeff TylerFebruary 24, 2006 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 1165 [1] [6]
7Billy BonesAugust 11, 2006 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 1122This was a ladder match. [1] [7]
8Thryllin' DylanDecember 8, 2006 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 1168 [1]
9Billy BonesMay 25, 2007 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 235 [1] [8]
10Big Daddy KashJune 29, 2007 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 1<1 [1] [9]
11Jumpin' JoeJune 29, 2007 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 1217Jumpin' Joe immediately challenged for the title. [1] [9]
12Cannonball KellyFebruary 1, 2008 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 1119This was a Bunkhouse Brawl. [1] [10]
13 Principal Pound May 30, 2008 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 1112 [1] [11]
14Jumpin' JoeSeptember 19, 2008 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 2917 [1]
15The RockstarMarch 25, 2011 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 10 [1] [12]
16Matt LevyJune 3, 2011 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 1189 [1] [13]
17Robbie GambleDecember 9, 2011 House show Regina, Saskatchewan 1222 [1] [14]
18El AsesinoJuly 18, 2012Rumble Aftermath Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1282 [1] [15]
19Billy BonesApril 26, 2013Spring Meltdown Regina, Saskatchewan 31This was a four-way ladder match. [1] [16]
— Vacated July 19, 2013— Regina, Saskatchewan ——Title was vacated upon Billy Bones leaving the company. [1]
20Michael Allen Richard ClarkSeptember 20, 2013Domination Regina, Saskatchewan 163 [1] [17]
21Michael Allen Richard ClarkNovember 22, 2013Road to Gold Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 2112This was a fatal four-way match which also included Ace Riviera, Ethan Hawks, and Rockstar. [1] [18]
— Unified November 23, 2013— Regina, Saskatchewan ——Due to Clark holding both titles, HIW made changes to their regulations regarding championships. Subsequently, 24-hours after Clark won the Wildside Provincial Championship, the Great Plains Provincial Championship was unified with it, with the lineage being recognized. Both reigns are separate not a continuation.
22Cam!!ikazeNovember 22, 2013Art of War Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1146This was a fatal four-way match which also included Ace Riviera, Ethan Hawks, and Rockstar. [1] [19]
23El AsesinoAugust 7, 2014Tour De Rumble - Night 6 Regina, Saskatchewan 26 [1] [20]
24 Matt Striker August 13, 2014Tour De Rumble - Night 11 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 12 [1] [21]
25El AsesinoAugust 15, 2014Tour De Rumble - Night 13 Regina, Saskatchewan 3252 [1] [22]
— Vacated April 24, 2015Spring Meltdown Regina, Saskatchewan ——El Asesino vacated the title due to injury. [1]
26Alexander PrimeApril 25, 2015Spring Meltdown Regina, Saskatchewan 1105This was a seven-man scramble match which also included Ace Riviera, Brett Morgan, Bucky McGraw, Dice Steele, Dick Richards, and Rockstar. [1] [23]
27Dice SteeleAugust 7, 2015Pile O'Bones Rumble XX Regina, Saskatchewan 1266 [1] [24]
28El AsesinoApril 29, 2016Spring Meltdown Regina, Saskatchewan 4140 [1] [25]
29Brett MorganSeptember 26, 2016Return to War Regina, Saskatchewan 1273 [1] [26]
30Mike McSugarJanuary 27, 2017Reloaded TV tapings Regina, Saskatchewan 191 [1] [27]
31Brett MorganApril 28, 2017Spring Meltdown Regina, Saskatchewan 260This was a three-way tables, ladders, and chairs match. [1] [28]
— Vacated June 27, 2017— Saskatoon, Saskatchewan ——Brett Morgan was stripped and suspended by HIW Wildside general manager Dice Steele following his post match actions where he attacked Wavell Starr and Steele at Battle Arts. [1] [29]
32Kat Von HeezOctober 26, 2017A Wildside Halloween Spectacular Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1183 [1] [30]
33 Bobby Sharp April 27, 2018Spring Meltdown Regina, Saskatchewan 121 [1] [31]
34Kat Von HeezMay 19, 2018Battle Arts V Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 213This was a three-way tables, ladders, and chairs match. [1] [32]
35Sheik ShabazJune 1, 2018Anarchy Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1147 [1] [33]
36Davey O'DoyleOctober 26, 2018HIW Wildside Devil's Night - Halloween Event Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1<1 [1] [34]
37Ace RivieraOctober 26, 2018HIW Wildside Devil's Night - Halloween Event Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1294Riviera cashed in his briefcase to win the title. [1] [34]
38 Bobby Sharp August 16, 2019Friday Night Impact Regina, Saskatchewan 270 [1] [35]
39Rex RobertsOctober 25, 2019Monster Brawl VI Regina, Saskatchewan 1<1 [1] [36]
—DeactivatedOctober 25, 2019Monster Brawl VI Regina, Saskatchewan ——Monster Brawl VI was the final show as the company ceased operations. Canadian Wrestling's Elite acquired all of HIW's assets.

Combined reigns

<1Indicates reign was less than one day
RankChampionNo. of
reigns		Combined days
1Jumpin' Joe21,195
2El Asesino4693
3Ace Riviera1296
4Dice Steel266
5Sgt. Sammy Sadistic250
6Billy Bones3238
7Robbie Gamble1222
8Kat Von Heez197
9Brett Morgan2193
10Matt Levy1189
11Michael Allen Richard Clark2175
12Jeff Tyler1168
Thryllin' Dylan168
14Bucky McGraw161
15Sheik Shabaz147
16Mentallo126
17Cannonball Kelly119
18 Principal Pound 112
19Alexander Prime100
20Mike McSugar91
Bobby Sharp 2
22Plum Loco184
23Curtis Knievel70
24The Rockstar9
25 Matt Striker 2
26Big Daddy Kash<1
Davey O'Doyle
Rex Roberts

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