IWC Super Indy Championship

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IWC Super Indy Championship
Details
Promotion International Wrestling Cartel
Date establishedMarch 22, 2002
Current champion(s)Ganon Jones, Jr.
Date wonDecember 2, 2023
Statistics
First champion(s)Super Hentai
Longest reignSuper Hentai
(357 days)
Shortest reignJason Gory, Jonathan Gresham, David Starr, Sam Adonis, Ganon Jones, Jr.
(<1 day)
Heaviest championSam Adonis (255 lb (116 kg))
Lightest championJohn McChesney, Shiima Xion
(169 lb (77 kg))

The IWC Super Indy Championship is a professional wrestling championship in the wrestling promotion International Wrestling Cartel. The championship was first awarded on March 22, 2002, when Super Hentai defeated Christopher Daniels in the finals of the first Super Indy tournament. [1] [2]

Contents

There have been 58 reigns among 33 wrestlers with 18 vacancies. Most of the vacancies came due to the Super Indy Tournament. The inaugural champion was Super Hentai. John McChesney has the most reigns at seven. Super Hentai has the longest singular reign at 357 days. He accomplished this in two separate reigns. Jason Gory, Jonathan Gresham, David Starr, Sam Adonis, and Ganon Jones, Jr. have the shortest reigns at less than one day. Super Hentai has the longest combined reign at 826 days.

Ganon Jones, Jr. is the current champion. He defeated Anthony Catena at the 6th Annual IWC Pittsburgh Classic on December 2, 2023.

Title history

As of July25, 2024.

Names

NameTime of use
IWC Super Indy ChampionshipMarch 22, 2002 – present

Reigns

Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific champion
DaysNumber of days held
<1Reign lasted less than a day
+Current reign is changing daily
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDays
1Super HentaiMarch 22, 2002Super Indy Monroeville, Pennsylvania 1357Defeated Christopher Daniels in the finals of the Super Indy tournament to become the first champion. [1] [2]
2 AJ Styles March 14, 2003 House show Penn Hills, Pennsylvania 157 [1] [3]
— Vacated May 10, 2003—–—— [1]
3 Colt Cabana May 10, 2003Super Indy II Penn Hills, Pennsylvania 1315Defeated Matt Stryker in the finals of the Super Indy tournament. [1] [4]
4 AJ Styles March 20, 2004Super Indy Showdown White Oak, Pennsylvania 249Defeated Cabana in the finals of the Super Indy Survivor Showdown tournament. [1] [5]
— Vacated May 8, 2004Super Indy III West Mifflin, Pennsylvania ——Styles relinqushed title after a successful final defense against Christopher Daniels. [1] [6]
5 Chris Sabin May 8, 2004Super Indy III West Mifflin, Pennsylvania 1211Defeated Alex Shelley in the finals of the Super Indy tournament. [1] [6] [7]
— Vacated December 5, 2004––——Sabin relinqushed title due to sustaining an injury. [1]
6 Sterling James Keenan December 11, 2004Call to Arms 2 Wilmerding, Pennsylvania 1139This was a four-way match also involving Alex Shelley, Josh Prohibition, and John McChesney. [1] [8]
— Vacated April 29, 2005Super Indy IV McKeesport, Pennsylvania ——Kennan relinqushed title for the purposes of the Super Indy tournament.
7John McChesneyApril 29, 2005Super Indy IV Wilmerding, Pennsylvania 1113Defeated Low Ki in the finals of the Super Indy tournament. [1] [9] [10]
8 Sterling James Keenan August 20, 2005ROH Do or Die V Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 26 [1] [11]
9John McChesneyAugust 26, 2005Summer Sizzler 2 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 2204 [1] [12] [13]
10 Low Ki March 18, 2006The Road to Super Indy V Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 128 [1] [14]
— Vacated April 15, 2006Super Indy V Elizabeth, Pennsylvania —— Low Ki relinquished title for the purposes of the Super Indy tournament.
11 Delirious April 15, 2006Super Indy V Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1210Defeated Troy Lords in the finals of the Super Indy tournament. [1] [15]
12John McChesneyNovember 11, 2006November Pain Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 369 Daizee Haze was banned from ringside. [1] [16]
13Troy LordsJanuary 19, 2007A New Beginning Too Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1112 [1] [17]
14Jason GoryMay 11, 2007Super Indy VI McKeesport, Pennsylvania 1<1It was a Four corners elimination match that also included Eric Young and John McChesney. [1] [18]
— Vacated May 11, 2007Super Indy VI McKeesport, Pennsylvania ——Gory relinqushed title for the purposes of the Super Indy tournament finals.
15 Larry Sweeney May 11, 2007Super Indy VI McKeesport, Pennsylvania 157 [1] [18]
16John McChesneyJuly 7, 2007Summer Sizzler 4: Checkmate Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 4196 [1] [19]
17 Larry Sweeney January 19, 2008A New Beginning 2008 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 2119This was a Texarkana deathmatch. [1] [20]
18 Jerry Lynn May 17, 2008Hell Hath No Fury 3 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1119Lynn won the Super Indy VII tournament, but refused the title. He wanted to prove he could pin then-champion Larry Sweeney. [1] [21]
19 Johnny Gargano September 13, 2008Boiling Point 3 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 142This was a three-way elimination match which also included Super Hentai [1] [22]
— Vacated October 25, 2008— Cheswick, Pennsylvania ——Gargano relinquished title due to sustaining an injury.
20 Delirious October 26, 2008Promotional Consideration Paid for by the Following...: Night 2 Cheswick, Pennsylvania 1201 [1] [23]
— Vacated May 15, 2009Super Indy VIII: Night 1 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania ——Delirious relinquished the title for the purposes of the Super Indy tournament. Event took place at Steel City Con.
21Super HentaiMay 16, 2009Super Indy VIII: Night 2 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 2357 [1] [24]
— Vacated May 8, 2010Super Indy IX Elizabeth, Pennsylvania ——Super Hentai relinquished the title for the purposes of the Super Indy tournament.
22 Shiima Xion May 8, 2010Super Indy IX Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1266This was a three-way elimination match also involving Azrieal and Johnny Gargano in the finals of the Super Indy tournament. [1] [25]
23Super HentaiJanuary 29, 2011A.D. After DeMarco Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 349 [1] [26]
24Matthew JusticeMarch 19, 2011Combat in Clearfield Clearfield, Pennsylvania 128 [1] [27]
25Super HentaiApril 16, 2011Night of Legends Franklin, Pennsylvania 463 [1] [28]
— Vacated June 18, 2011Super Indy X Elizabeth, Pennsylvania ——Super Hentai relinquished the title for the purposes of the Super Indy tournament.
26 Egotistico Fantastico June 18, 2011Super Indy X Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 141This was a three-way elimination match which also in the finals of the Super Indy tournament. It involved El Generico and Super Hentai. [1] [29]
— Vacated July 29, 2011––——Vacated for undocumented reasons.
27Michael FacadeJune 18, 2011Winner Takes All Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1255This was a ladder match in the finals of the Super Indy tournament. It involved Hallowicked, Logan Shulo, and Matt Cross. [1] [30]
28 Sami Callihan June 23, 2012Super Indy XI Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1119Defeated previous champion in the finals of the Super Indy tournament. [1] [31]
29FacadeOctober 20, 2012Super Indy XI Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 156This was a three-way match also involving Rich Swann. [1] [31]
30 Logan Shulo December 15, 2012Winner Takes All Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 142This was a title vs. title match where the IWC World Heavyweight Championship was also on-the-line. [1] [32]
31 Anthony Nese January 26, 2013Payback Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1140Defeated previous champion in the finals of the Super Indy tournament. [1] [33]
32FacadeJune 15, 2013Super Indy XII Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 3126This was a three-way elimination match in the finals of the Super Indy tournament also involving Gory. [1] [34]
33 Shiima Xion October 19, 2013Retro Reunion Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 256 [1] [35]
34 RJ City December 14, 2013Winner Takes All Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1308 [1] [36]
35Andrew PalaceOctober 18, 2014Retro Reunion 200: IWC's 200th Show Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1238 [1] [37]
— Vacated June 13, 2015Super Indy XIV Elizabeth, Pennsylvania ——Palace relinquished the title for the purposes of the Super Indy tournament.
36Dylan BosticJune 13, 2015Super Indy XIV Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1182This was a three-way match in the finals of the Super Indy tournament also involving Raymond Rowe and Alex Daniels. [1] [38]
37Andrew PalaceDecember 12, 2015Winner Takes All Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 2182This was a hair vs. title match. [1] [39]
— Vacated June 11, 2016Super Indy 15 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania ——Palace relinquished the title for the purposes of the Super Indy tournament.
38 Josh Alexander June 11, 2016Super Indy 15 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1122 [1] [40]
— Vacated October 11, 2016– Elizabeth, Pennsylvania ——Alexander relinquished the title due to being unable to defend it. [1]
39Chris LeRussoOctober 15, 2016IWC/HOH XX Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1175Defeated Facade to win the vacant title. [1] [41]
40John McChesenyOctober 15, 2016A Night of Superstars 6 Meadville, Pennsylvania 535 Ricky Steamboat was the special referee. [1] [42]
41Chris LeRussoMay 13, 2017Aftershock Vol. 2: The Road to Super Indy Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 228This was a Two out of Three falls match. [1] [43]
42 Jonathan Gresham June 10, 2017Super Indy 16 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1<1This was a Super Indy semi-final match. [1] [44]
43 Adam Cole June 10, 2017Super Indy 16 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 142Cole won the title in the finals of Super Indy tournament. [1] [44]
44John McChesneyJuly 22, 2017Threat Level Midnight Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 628 [1] [45]
— Vacated August 19, 2017– Elizabeth, Pennsylvania ——McChesney relinquished the title due to sustaining a shoulder injury. [1]
45GoryAugust 19, 2017Caged Fury Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 2294This was a four-way match also involving Anthony Henry, Joey Janela, and Suge D. [1] [46]
46 David Starr June 9, 2018Super Indy 17 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1<1This was a Super Indy semi-final match. [1] [47]
47 Jonathan Gresham June 9, 2018Super Indy 17 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 2224This was the finals of the Super Indy tournament. [1] [47]
48John McChesneyJanuary 19, 2019Reloaded 5.0 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 756 [1] [48]
49 Wardlow March 16, 2019Eighteen Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1147 [1] [49]
50 Josh Alexander August 10, 2019Caged Fury Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 256This was a steel cage match. [1] [50]
51Johnny PatchOctober 5, 2019Unbreakable Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1343 [1] [51]
52 Sam Adonis September 12, 2020Super Indy 19 Washington, Pennsylvania 1<1 [1] [52]
53 Brian Pillman Jr. September 12, 2020Super Indy 19 Washington, Pennsylvania 1161 [1] [52]
54Bill CollierFebruary 20, 2021Kickoff Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1147 [1] [53] [54]
55Matthew JusticeJuly 17, 2021Fight Night Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 129This was a No Disqualification match. [1] [55] [56]
56Bill CollierAugust 15, 2021Caged Fury Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 262This was a steel cage match. [1] [57] [58]
— Vacated October 16, 2021Super Indy 20 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania ——Collier relinquished the title for the purposes of the Super Indy tournament. [1]
57Cole KarterOctober 16, 2021Super Indy 20 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 198Defeated Anthony Greene in the finals of the Super Indy tournament. [1] [59]
— Vacated January 22, 2022Reloaded 8.0 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania ——Karter relinquished the title due to signing with WWE. [1]
58Derek DillingerJanuary 22, 2022Reloaded 8.0 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1259This was a four-way match involving Jaxon Argos, Anthony Young, and Andrew Palace. [1] [60] [61]
59Cole KarterOctober 8, 2022Super Indy 21 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 2238Defeated Derek Dilinger in the finals of the Super Indy tournament.. [1] [60] [61]
60Jock SamsonJune 3, 2023PlummerSlam Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 135
— Vacated July 8, 2023Threat Level Midnight V Elizabeth, Pennsylvania ——Jock Samson relinquished the title for the purpose to face Justin Plummer at Caged Fury 2023.
61Duke DavisOctober 7, 2023Super Indy 22 Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 128Defeated Anthony Catena in the finals of the Super Indy tournament..
62Ganon Jones, Jr.November 4, 2023Winner Takes All Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 1<1
63Anthony CatenaNovember 4, 2023Winner Takes All Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 128Following the Ganon Jones, Jr. and Duke Davis match, Justin Plummer called an impromptu title match for Anthony Catena.
64Ganon Jones, Jr.December 2, 20236th Annual Pittsburgh Classic Elizabeth, Pennsylvania 2236+This was a Lumberjack Match.

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