IWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship

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IWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship
Details
Promotion International Wrestling Association
Date established1999
Date retired2006
Other name(s)
  • Unified World Junior Heavyweight Championship
Statistics
Most reignsBlitz (8 reigns)
Longest reign Mr. Águila (264 days)
Shortest reignAndrés Borges (<1 day)

The IWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship was a title for wrestlers that weight 225 pounds and under that was being defended in the International Wrestling Association in Puerto Rico. The championship is generally contested in professional wrestling matches, in which participants execute scripted finishes rather than contend in direct competition.

Contents

Inaugural Tournament

Participants of the Inaugural tournament were: Super Crazy, Tajiri, Christopher Daniels, Mr. Águila, Black Scorpion, Danny Boy, Pablo Marquez, Pepe Prado, Reckless Youth, Taka Michinoku, Alexander Otsuka, The Great Sasuke, Tiger Mask IV and Jeff Hardy [1]

First round Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
            
1 Pablo Marquez
16 Danny Boy W
Danny Boy
Christopher Daniels W
8 Christopher Daniels W
9 Pepe Prado
Christopher Daniels
Aguila W
5 Reckless Youth
12 Taka Michinoku W
Taka Michinoku
Aguila W
4 Alexander Otsuka
13 Aguila W
Aguila W
Tajiri
6 Jeff Hardy
11 Super Crazy W
Super Crazy
BYE
3 The Great Sasuke
14 Tiger Mask IV
Super Crazy
Tajiri W
7 Black Scorpion
10 Tajiri W
Tajiri
BYE
2 BYE
15 BYE

Title history

#Wrestler:Times:Date:Place:EventNotes:Ref.
IWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship
1 Mr. Águila 1May 21, 1999 Carolina, Puerto Rico Zona CalienteDefeated Tajiri in a tournament final to Crown the inaugural champion. [2] [3]
2 MIKAMI 1February 9, 2000Guadalajara, MexicoImpacto TotalPhantom title change when Mr. Águila left to focus in WWF. (He would switch to Essa Rios character) [4]
3Sean Hill1March 11, 2000 Arroyo, Puerto Rico
4Ismael Feliciano1May 20, 2000Carolina, Puerto Rico
5Andrés Borges1June 3, 2000 Ponce, Puerto Rico
6Ismael Feliciano2June 4, 2000 Cataño, Puerto Rico
7 Jesus Cristobal 1June 17, 2000 Humacao, Puerto Rico
8Andrés Borges2August 19, 2000 Manati, Puerto Rico
9Sean Hill2August 19, 2000Manati, Puerto RicoAwarded the title by his tag team partner Borges.
10Andrés Borges3September 30, 2000 Guaynabo, Puerto Rico Hill returned the title after defeating him in a non-title match with Borges being upset over losing a match to his tag team partner.
11 Tommy Diablo 1October 14, 2000 Yabucoa, Puerto Rico
VacatedOctober 21, 2000Title vacated due to an injury.
12Paparazzi1October 21, 2000Defeated Sean Hill to win the vacant title.
13 Juventud Guerrera 1October 26, 2000 Juana Diaz, Puerto Rico IWA TV TapingTag Team Match stipulation by Commissioner Heriberto Lopez. Juventud Guerrera & Sean Hill defeated Paparazzi & Super Crazy [5]
14Sean Hill3October 28, 2000 Bayamón, Puerto Rico IWA TV TapingDefeated Juventud Guerrera, Paparazzi and Andrés Borges. [6]
Unified World Junior Heavyweight Championship
15 Super Crazy 1December 10, 2000 Moca, Puerto Rico Defeated Pablo Márquez in a title vs title match for the UWA and IWA World Junior Heavyweight titles on February 24, 2001 in Bayamón, Puerto Rico to be first the Unified World Junior Heavyweight Champion. [7] [8]
16Andy Anderson1April 21, 2001Carolina, Puerto Rico
17Super Crazy2June 23, 2001Bayamón, Puerto Rico
18 Crash Holly 1July 27, 2001Bayamón, Puerto RicoSummer Attitude (2001)Defeated N.Y. Rican Baldie for the IWA Hardcore title in a 24/7 rule later defeated Super Crazy for the IWA/UWA Unified World Junior Heavyweight titles.
19Super Crazy3July 28, 2001Carolina, Puerto RicoSummer Attitude (2001)Defeated Crash Holly and Andy Anderson in a 3-way match for the IWA Hardcore and the IWA/UWA Unified World Junior Heavyweight titles. [9]
VacatedDecember 8, 2001 Orocovis, Puerto Rico Titles stripped by IWA general manager Savio Vega.
20Andy Anderson2December 8, 2001Orocovis, Puerto RicoDefeated Minoru Fujita for the IWA/UWA Unified World Junior Heavyweight titles.
21 Minoru Fujita 1January 6, 2002Bayamón, Puerto RicoHisteria Boricua (2002) [10]
22Andy Anderson3February 2, 2002Bayamón, Puerto RicoThe IWA General Manager Savio Vega stripped the UWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship on February 26, 2002 in Bayamón, Puerto Rico.
IWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship
23 Chicano 1March 2, 2002Bayamón, Puerto Rico
—Vacated—March 23, 2002Zona CalienteDeclared vacant by Victor Quiñones after a controversial match with Anarchy as both of them were not suitable for the junior division anymore. [11]
24 Stefano 1April 6, 2002Carolina, Puerto RicoJuicio Final IIDefeated Tommy Diablo and Diabólico in a 3-way match for the vacant title. [12]
—Vacated—April 27, 2002Title held up after a controversial match between Diabólico and Stefano.
25Stefano2May 4, 2002Bayamón, Puerto RicoDefeated Diabólico to regain the title.
26Damián1October 5, 2002Bayamón, Puerto RicoIWA TV Taping [13]
27Stefano3November 2, 2002Bayamón, Puerto RicoIWA TV Taping [14]
28Diabólico1November 23, 2002Carolina, Puerto RicoIWA TV Taping [15]
29Paparazzi2February 1, 2003Bayamón, Puerto RicoIWA TV Taping [16]
30Noriega1April 19, 2003Bayamón, Puerto Rico
31Tommy Diablo2May 17, 2003 Toa Baja, Puerto Rico IWA TV Taping [17]
32Anarchy1August 2, 2003Carolina, Puerto RicoIWA TV Taping [18]
33Tommy Diablo3August 30, 2003Bayamón, Puerto RicoIWA TV Taping [19]
34Blitz1November 1, 2003Bayamón, Puerto RicoIWA TV TapingDefeated Johnny Styles, Paparazzi and Noriega in a Fatal 4-Way Match to become n°1 contender then champion. [20]
35Tommy Diablo4November 15, 2003Bayamón, Puerto RicoIWA TV TapingDefeated Blitz and Paparazzi in a 3-way match. [21]
36Blitz2November 29, 2003Carolina, Puerto RicoHardcore Weekend (2003)Defeated Tommy Diablo and Chris Sabin in a 3-way X match. [22]
37 Homicide 1January 4, 2004 Cayey, Puerto Rico
38Blitz3January 24, 2004? Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico
39Paparazzi3February 14, 2004Bayamón, Puerto RicoIWA TV Taping [23]
40Super Átomo1February 28, 2004Bayamón, Puerto RicoIWA TV Taping [24]
41Blitz4April 3, 2004Carolina, Puerto RicoJuicio Final IV (2004)Defeated Tommy Diablo, Cyrus and Misawa in a Fatal 4-way match. [25]
42Tommy Diablo5April 17, 2004Bayamón, Puerto RicoIWA TV Taping [26]
43Pelayito Vazquez1September 25, 2004Bayamón, Puerto RicoIWA TV TapingFirst Puerto Rican referee to hold a professional title. Extreme Rules Match [27]
44Tommy Diablo6October 15, 2004Unclear when Tommy Diablo regained the title [28]
—Vacated—October 30, 2004Bayamón, Puerto RicoIWA TV TapingTommy Diablo was injured by Apolo so the title was vacated by GM Savio Vega and ordered a Battle Royal. [29]
45Golden Boy1October 30, 2004Bayamón, Puerto RicoIWA TV TapingGolden Boy won a Battle royal against Blitz, Lash, Enjabonao, Just Perfect, Johnny Styles, Hip, Hop, Rising Bull I y Rising Bull II. [29]
46Blitz5December 18, 2004Bayamón, Puerto RicoChristmas in PR (2004)Ladder Match. [30]
47Super Mark1February 27, 2005Bayamón, Puerto RicoIWA TV Taping [31] [32]
48Tommy Diablo7May 21, 2005Toa Baja, Puerto RicoIWA TV TapingNo-Time Limit Match [33]
49"El Sensacional" Carlitos1October 1, 2005Carolina, Puerto RicoGolpe de Estado (2005) [34] [35]
50Blitz6February 4, 2006 Caguas, Puerto Rico IWA TV Taping [36]
51"El Sensacional" Carlitos2March 31, 2006Toa Baja, Puerto RicoJuicio Final (2006)Defeated Hiram Tua, Blitz and Tommy Diablo in a fatal 4-way X match. [37]
52Blitz7April 15, 2006Caguas, Puerto RicoApocalipsis (2006) [37] [38]
53 Hammett 1May 6, 2006Bayamón, Puerto RicoIWA TV Taping [39]
54Blitz8May 27, 2006 Aguas Buenas, Puerto Rico IWA TV Taping
55"El Sensacional" Carlitos3August 5, 2006Bayamón, Puerto RicoIWA TV Taping [40]
56Super Mark2September 3, 2006Caguas, Puerto RicoGolpe de Estado (2006)Defeated "El Sensacional" Carlitos and Tommy Diablo in a 3-way extreme rules match. [41]
—Vacated—September 16, 2006Cayey, Puerto RicoNoche de Justicia (2006)Super Mark Defeated "El Sensacional" Carlitos, then said to GM Orlando Toledo that he wanted to leave the Jr Heavyweight division. [42]
57"El Enjabonao" Julio Franco1October 14, 2006Caguas, Puerto RicoHardcore Weekend (2006)Won the vacant title in a 15-man battle royal. [43]
58Bolo The Red Bulldog1November 18, 2006Carolina, Puerto RicoArmagedón (2006) [44]
—Deactivated—November 25, 2006 Levittown, Puerto Rico Impacto TotalOrlando Toledo announced that the Cruiserweight title would replace the title. [45] [46]

Combined reigns

RankWrestlerNo. of reignsCombined days
1 Tommy Diablo 7490
2Blitz8303
3 Super Crazy 3299
4 Mr. Águila 1264
5 Stefano 3194
6Carlitos3169
7Sean Hill3155
8El Lobo (Andy Anderson)3120
9Paparazzi396
10Diabólico170
11Super Mark269
12 Jesus Cristobal 163
13Golden Boy149
14Super Átomo135
"El Enjabonao" Julio Franco135
15 MIKAMI 131
16Damian128
Noriega128
Anarchy128
Brent Dail128
17Ismael Feliciano227
Minoru Fujita 127
18 Chicano 121
Hammett 121
19 Homicide 120
Pelayo Vazquez120
20Andrés Borges319
21Bolo The Red Bulldog17
Mike Anthony17
22 Juventud Guerrera 12
23 Crash Holly 1<1

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