IWC Heavyweight Championship

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IWC World Heavyweight Championship
Details
Promotion International Wrestling Cartel
Date establishedMarch 17, 2001 [1]
Current champion(s)Bill Collier
Date wonDecember 3, 2022
Other name(s)
  • IWC Heavyweight Championship
Statistics
First champion(s)Powerhouse Hughes
Most reignsDennis Gregory
(5 reigns)
Longest reignShirley Doe
(545 days)
Shortest reignDennis Gregory, RJ City, and Bill Collier
(<1 day)
Heaviest champion Balls Mahoney
(304 lb (138 kg))
Lightest championJohn McChesney
(169 lb (77 kg))

The IWC World Heavyweight Championship is a professional wrestling heavyweight championship in the wrestling promotion, International Wrestling Cartel. The championship was first awarded March 17, 2001 when Powerhouse Hughes defeated Bubba the Bulldog, Guido Corleone, Homicyde, Orion, and Paul Atlas in a six-way elimination match last eliminating Orion. [1] [2] During Hughes' reign, the title was defended on Championship Wrestling Federation shows as Hughes was the owner of the promotion. [3]

Contents

As of March 9, 2022, there are 44 reigns among 28 wrestlers with five vacancies. The inaugural champion was Powerhouse Hughes. Dennis Gregory has the most reigns at five. Shirley Doe has the longest singular reign at 545 days. Dennis Gregory, RJ City, and DJZ have the shortest singular reign at less than one day. John McChesney has the longest combined reign at 805 days.

Bill Collier is the current champion in his second reign. He defeated Elijah Dean at the 5th Annual Pittsburgh Classic on December 3, 2022.

Title history

As of January15, 2025.

Names

NameTime of use
IWC World Heavyweight ChampionshipMarch 17, 2001 – present

Reigns

Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific champion
DaysNumber of days held
N/AUnknown information
<1Reign lasted less than a day
+Current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDays
1Powerhouse HughesMarch 17, 2001 House show McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania 1 [Note 1] Hughes defeated Bubba the Bulldog, Guido Corleone, Homicyde, Orion, and Paul Atlas in a six-way elimination match. He last eliminated Orion to become the inaugural champion. During his reign, the title was defended on Championship Wrestling Federation shows as Hughes was the owner of the promotion. [1] [2] [3]
— Vacated N/A—–——Hughes relinquished the title due to sustaining an injury. [1]
2OrionSeptember 29, 2001 House show McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania 1154 [1] [4]
3Jimmy VegasMarch 2, 2002 House show West Mifflin, Pennsylvania 142 [1] [5]
4 CM Punk April 13, 2002 House show Monroeville, Pennsylvania 1 [Note 2] [1] [6]
— Vacated N/A—–——CM Punk relinquished the title due to sustaining an injury. [1]
5 Colt Cabana July 7, 2002 House show Canonsburg, Pennsylvania 1152Defeated Shirley Doe in the finals of a tournament to win the vacant title. [1] [7]
6Dennis GregoryDecember 6, 2002 House show Canonsburg, Pennsylvania 1<1 [1] [8]
7Jimmy VegasDecember 6, 2002 House show Canonsburg, Pennsylvania 2204 [1] [9]
8Dennis GregoryJune 28, 2003Big Butler Fair 2003 Prospect, Pennsylvania 2136 [1] [10] [11]
9 Sterling James Keenan November 1, 2003November Pain West Mifflin, Pennsylvania 1140 [1] [12] [13]
10Dean RadfordMarch 20, 2004Super Indy Showdown West Mifflin, Pennsylvania 149 [1] [14] [15]
11Eric XctasyMay 8, 2004Super Indy III West Mifflin, Pennsylvania 1140 [1] [16] [17]
12Shirley DoeSeptember 25, 2004Boiling Point Monroeville, Pennsylvania 149This was a no disqualification match. Special referees were Mick Foley and Chris Wood. [1] [18] [19]
13 Balls Mahoney November 13, 2004Accept No Limitations Wilmerding, Pennsylvania 128 [1] [20] [21]
14Shirley DoeDecember 11, 2004A Call to Arms 2 Wilmerding, Pennsylvania 2545This was a street fight. [1] [22] [23]
15Dennis GregoryJune 9, 2006Summer Sizzler III Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 371 [1] [24]
— Vacated August 19, 2006—–——Gregory was stripped of the title due to using a sword during a WarGames match. [1]
16 Ricky Reyes September 16, 2006Boiling Point 2 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1237Defeated Low Ki in the finals of a tournament. [1] [25] [26]
17Dennis GregoryMay 11, 2007Super Indy VI McKeesport, Pennsylvania 493This was a three-way match which included Brent Albright. [1] [27] [28]
18 The Sandman December 8, 2007A Call to Arms 4: Controlled Chaos Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1139This was a steel cage match. [1] [29] [30]
19Dennis GregoryApril 25, 2008Super Indy VII Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 5119 [1] [31] [28]
— Vacated August 22, 2008—–——Gregory was stripped of the title due to assaulting IWC officials and personnel. [1]
20 Shiima Xion October 26, 2008Promotional Consideration Paid for by the Following...: Night 2 Cheswick, Pennsylvania 190Xion defeated Jimmy DeMarco in the finals of a tournament at Steel City Con. [1] [32] [33]
21 Raymond Rowe January 24, 2009A New Beginning Wooooo! Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 142 [1] [34] [35]
22 Shiima Xion March 7, 2009Accept No Limitations 5 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 2280 [1] [36] [37]
23Jimmy DeMarcoDecember 12, 2009A Call to Arms 2009: Full Circle Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1343 [1] [38] [39]
24John McChesneyNovember 20, 2010Winner Takes All Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1385This was a title vs. career match last man standing match. [1] [40] [41]
25Jimmy DeMarcoDecember 10, 2011Winner Takes All Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 291This was a three-way match which included Shiima Xion. [1] [42] [43]
26 Logan Shulo March 10, 2012The Road to Super Indy XI Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1280 [1] [44] [45]
27John McChesneyDecember 15, 2012Winner Takes All Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 2364The special referee was Jimmy DeMarco. [1] [46] [47]
28 Dalton Castle December 14, 2013Winner Takes All Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1406The special referee was Norm Connors. [1] [48] [49]
29 RJ City January 24, 2015Reloaded Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1<1 [1] [50] [51]
30 Tommy Dreamer January 24, 2015Reloaded Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1210 [1] [50] [51]
31 Rhino August 22, 2015Caged Fury Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 156This was a steel cage match. [1] [52] [53]
32John McChesneyOctober 17, 2015Unbreakable Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 356This was a three-way match that included Jimmy Nutts. [1] [54] [55]
33Jimmy NuttsDecember 12, 2015Winner Takes All Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 191This was a ladder match. [1] [56] [57]
34 DJZ March 12, 2016Fifteen Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 3273 [1] [58] [59]
— Vacated December 10, 2016Winner Takes All Elizabeth, Pennsylvania ——DJZ relinquished the title due to sustaining an injury. [1]
35 Wardlow December 10, 2016Winner Takes All Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1364Wardlow defeated RJ City to win the vacant title. [1] [60] [61]
36Andrew PalaceDecember 9, 2017Winner Takes All Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 198 [1] [62] [63]
37 Wardlow March 17, 2018Seventeen Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 2147 [1] [64] [65]
38Jack PollockAugust 11, 2018Caged Fury Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1119 [1] [66] [67]
39 Wardlow December 8, 2018Pittsburgh Classic Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 3189This was a two out of three falls match. [1] [68] [69]
40Jaxon ArgosJune 15, 2019Super Indy 18 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1175Argos activated the reset button following the Super Indy tournament. [1] [70] [71]
41Jack PollockDecember 7, 20192nd Annual Pittsburgh Classic Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 298This was a no count-out and no disqualification match. [1] [72] [73]
42Jimmy VegasMarch 14, 2020Nineteen Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 3182This was a title vs. career match [1] [74]
43Jock SamsonSeptember 12, 2020Super Indy 19 Washington, Pennsylvania 185This was a three-way match which also included Jack Pollock. [1] [75] [76]
44Andrew PalaceDecember 5, 20203rd Annual Pittsburgh Classic Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 2274This was a three-way match which also included Bill Collier. [1] [77] [78]
45Bulk NastySeptember 5, 2021Unbreakable Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1286This was a three-way match which also included Spencer Slade. [1] [79] [80]
46Bill CollierJune 18, 2022Aftershock Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1<1 [1] [81] [82]
47Elijah DeanJune 18, 2022Aftershock Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1168Lebanon Don and Tito Oric attacked Collier after the match. This allowed Dean to activate the Reset Button and pin Collier to win the title. [1] [81] [82]
48Bill CollierDecember 3, 20225th Annual Pittsburgh Classic Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 2774+ [1] [83] [84]

Reigns by combined length

As of January15, 2025.

Key
†Indicates the current champion
<1Indicates reign lasted less than one day
+Indicates the combined reign is changing daily
¤
The exact length of at least one title reign is uncertain, so the shortest possible length is used.
RankWrestlerNo. of reignsCombined
days
1John McChesney3805
2Bill Collier+2774+
3 Wardlow 3700
4Shirley Doe2594
5Dennis Gregory5563
6Jimmy DeMarco2434
7Jimmy Vegas3428
8 Dalton Castle 1406
9Andrew Palace2372
10 Shiima Zion/DJZ 3370
11Bulk Nasty1286
12 Logan Shulo 280
13 Ricky Reyes 237
14Jack Pollock2217
15 Tommy Dreamer 1210
16Jaxon Argos175
17Elijah Dean168
18Orion154
19 Colt Cabana 152
20 The Sandman 139
21 Sterling James Keenan 140
Eric Xctasy
23Jimmy Nutts91
24Jock Samson85
25Powerhouse Hughes83¤ [Note 1]
26 Rhino 56
27Dean Radford49
28 Raymond Rowe 42
29 CM Punk 12¤ [Note 2]
30 RJ City <1

Footnotes

  1. 1 2 The exact length of Hughes reign is unknown. It may have lasted between 83 and 560 days.
  2. 1 2 The exact length of Hughes reign is unknown. It may have lasted between 12 and 97 days.

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