Virginia Championship Wrestling

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Virginia Championship Wrestling
AcronymVCW [1]
Founded1996
Style
Headquarters Virginia, United States [1]
Founder(s)Ronald Nowel [1]
Owner(s)
  • Ronald Nowel (1996 - ~2000)
  • Travis Bradshaw (~2000 - 2020)
  • Travis Bradshaw (2020 - present)
[1] [2] [3]
FormerlyVanguard Championship Wrestling (2004 - 2020) [1] [2]
Website Official website

Virginia Championship Wrestling (VCW), formerly known as Vanguard Championship Wrestling, is an independent American professional wrestling promotion founded in 1996 by Ronald Nowel. VCW is the leading independent professional wrestling organization in Virginia, United States.

Contents

In the early 2000s Travis Bradshaw took over as promoter and rebranded the company as Vanguard Championship Wrestling in 2004. In June 2020, Jerry Stephanitsis took over VCW and rebranded the company back to Virginia Championship Wrestling. [1] [2] [3] [4]

History

The promotion was founded as Virginia Championship Wrestling by Ronald Nowel in 1996. [1] [4]

In the early 2000s Travis Bradshaw took over as the promoter of VCW. [4]

First Rebranding (2004)

In 2004, Virginia Championship Wrestling rebranded to Vanguard Championship Wrestling. [2]

Pivotshare (2004 - Current)

Starting in 2004, VCW started releasing content on the paid subscription service Pivotshare. VCW offers; live events, taped events, documentaries, interviews and talk shows. [4]

Fox 43 (2008 - 2019)

From 2008 to 2019, VCW aired a weekly television show on Fox 43 and expanded to larger venues for live events. [4] [5]

Second Rebranding (2020 - Current)

In June 2020, Jerry Stephanitsis took over as the promoter of VCW and On July 24, 2020, the company was rebranded as Virginia Championship Wrestling, the original name of the company. [1] [2] [3] [4]

Roster

Virginia Championship Wrestling's roster consists mainly of independent freelancers. [6] [5]

Alumni

Events

Event NameDate StartedNotesRef.
VCW Lutz Memorial CupDecember 4, 2010Annual tournament [7] [8]
VCW Liberty LotteryJuly 30, 2011Event features a Battle Royal match [7]
VCW Aftershock!September 24, 2011 [7]
VCW Tidings of DestructionDecember 14, 2013 [7]
VCW Luck is for LosersMarch 7, 2015 [7]
VCW Peanut City ShowdownSeptember 10, 2016 [7]
VCW Nightmare on Granby StreetOctober 7, 2017Every championship title is defended [7] [9]

Championships

Current Champions

ChampionshipChampion(s)PreviousReignDate wonDays heldLocationNotesRef.
VCW Heavyweight ChampionshipThe BoarLogan Easton Laroux1March 18, 2023311+ Hampton, Virginia [10] [11]
VCW United States Liberty ChampionshipDevantesDirty Money1April 22, 2023276+ Norfolk, Virginia [12]
VCW Tag Team ChampionshipN_R_G (Logan Easton LaRoux & The Reason)The Golden Pinky Society (Benjamin Banks & Victor Griff)1July 29, 2023178+ Norfolk, Virginia [13] [14]

Championship History

VCW Heavyweight Championship

#Champion(s)ReignDate wonDays heldLocationNotesRef.
1Gary Masters1October 15, 1996284 Charles City, Virginia [10] [11]
2Pyro1July 26, 1997644 Williamsburg, Virginia [10] [11]
3 Cueball Carmichael 1May 1, 1999295 Suffolk, Virginia [10] [11]
4Ray Storm1February 20, 2000105 Newport News, Virginia [10] [11]
5 Ricky Morton 1June 4, 200049 Newport News, Virginia [10] [11]
6Preston Quinn1July 23, 2000140 Newport News, Virginia [10] [11]
7Ray Storm2December 10, 2000112 Newport News, Virginia [10] [11]
8Preston Quinn2April 1, 2000568 Newport News, Virginia [10] [11]
9Pat Cusick1October 21, 2001210 Newport News, Virginia [10] [11]
10Sean Lei1May 19, 2002104 Newport News, Virginia [10] [11]
11Preston Quinn3August 31, 200222 Gloucester, Virginia [10] [11]
12Sean Lei2September 22, 200228 Newport News, Virginia [10] [11]
13Phil Brown1October 20, 2002329 Newport News, Virginia [10] [11]
14Dirty Money1September 14, 2003539 Newport News, Virginia [10] [11]
15Sean Lei3March 6, 2004287 Hampton, Virginia [10] [11]
16 Dorian Deville 1December 18, 200499 Washington, North Carolina [10] [11]
17Brandon Day1March 27, 2005229 Hampton, Virginia [10] [11]
18Sean Lei4November 11, 2005191 Hampton, Virginia [10] [11]
19Phil Brown2May 21, 2006118 Hampton, Virginia [10] [11]
20Mike Booth1September 16, 2006532 Williamsburg, Virginia [10] [11]
21Pat Cusick2March 1, 2008371 Virginia Beach, Virginia [10] [11]
22Preston Quinn4March 3, 2009154 Virginia Beach, Virginia [10] [11]
23Raven1August 8, 200956 Norfolk, Virginia [10] [11]
24Damien Wayne1October 3, 2009365 Suffolk, Virginia [10] [11]
25C. W. Anderson1October 10, 2010223 Newport News, Virginia [10] [11]
26Phil Brown3May 21, 2011196 Hampton, Virginia [10] [11]
27John Kermon1December 3, 2011350 Hampton, Virginia Four way match including C. W. Anderson and Damien Wayne [10] [11]
28Dirty Money2November 17, 2012910 Norfolk, Virginia Steel cage match [10] [11]
29Jay Steel1May 16, 2015203 Norfolk, Virginia [10] [11]
30Brandon Scott1December 5, 2015672 Norfolk, Virginia [10] [11]
31 Billy Gunn 1October 7, 2017413 Norfolk, Virginia [10] [11]
32Brandon Scott2November 24, 201842 Winston-Salem, North Carolina Dark match [10] [11]
33 Gangrel 1January 5, 201963 Windsor, Virginia [10] [11]
34Gino Medina1March 9, 2019875 Hampton, Virginia Three way match including Brandon Scott [10] [11]
35Brandon Scott3July 31, 202198 Norfolk, Virginia [10] [11]
36Ken Dixon1November 6, 2021266 Norfolk, Virginia [10] [11]
37Logan Easton Laroux1July 30, 2022231 Norfolk, Virginia [10] [11]
38The Boar1March 18, 2023311+ Hampton, Virginia [10] [11]

VCW United States Liberty Championship

#Champion(s)ReignDate wonDays heldLocationNotesRef.
1Shorty Smalls1July 11, 2004119 Hampton, Virginia [12]
2Joey Silva1November 7, 2004126 Hampton, Virginia [12]
3Sean Lei1March 13, 200514 Hampton, Virginia [12]
4Dirty Money1March 27, 2005601 Hampton, Virginia [12]
VacantNovember 18, 2006231 [12]
5Krotch1July 7, 2007238 Virginia Beach, Virginia [12]
6Janus1March 1, 200891 Virginia Beach, Virginia [12]
7Justin Flash1May 31, 2008154 Norfolk, Virginia [12]
8Tonic1November 1, 2008274 Virginia Beach, Virginia [12]
9Horrorshow1August 2, 2009139 Norfolk, Virginia [12]
10John Kermon1December 19, 2009588 Virginia Beach, Virginia [12]
11Paul London1July 30, 2011364 Hampton, Virginia [12]
12Victor Griff1July 28, 2012364 Norfolk, Virginia [12]
13Jay Steel1July 27, 2013364 Norfolk, Virginia [12]
14The Reason1July 26, 201470 Norfolk, Virginia [12]
15Damien Wayne1October 4, 2014658 Norfolk, Virginia [12]
16Sean Denny1July 23, 201670 Norfolk, Virginia [12]
17Romonus1October 1, 2016343 Norfolk, Virginia [12]
18Phil Brown1September 9, 2017266 Suffolk, Virginia [12]
19JJ Blake1June 2, 201856 Norfolk, Virginia [12]
20Phil Brown2July 28, 20181,197 Norfolk, Virginia "I quit" match [12]
21Papadon1November 6, 2021392 Norfolk, Virginia [12]
22Dirty Money2December 3, 2022140 Norfolk, Virginia [12]
23Devantes1April 22, 2023276+ Norfolk, Virginia [12]

VCW Tag Team Championship

#Champion(s)ReignDate wonDays heldLocationNotesRef.
1Death-N-Destruction (Frank Parker and Roger Anderson)1October 15, 1996928 Charles City, Virginia [13] [14]
2Genocide (Dark Justice and Nuclear Nightmare)1May 1, 1999232 Suffolk, Virginia [13] [14]
3The Russian Mafia (Mikael Kolov and Nikolai Petrovka)1December 19, 1999168 Newport News, Virginia [13] [14]
4Preston Quinn and Scab1June 4, 2000112 Newport News, Virginia [13] [14]
5Phil Brown and Steve Perez1September 24, 2000231 Newport News, Virginia [13] [14]
6The Gentlemen's Club (Lord Everett DeVore and The Latin Lover)1May 13, 20010 Newport News, Virginia [13] [14]
7Kory James and Hot Property1May 13, 2001189 Chesapeake, Virginia [13] [14]
8Mark Anthony and Ray Storm1November 18, 200213 Newport News, Virginia [13] [14]
9Christian York and Joey Matthews1December 1, 2002141 Smithfield, Virginia [13] [14]
10Sean Lei and Sonjay Dutt1April 21, 20020 Newport News, Virginia [13] [14]
VacantApril 21, 200284 [13] [14]
11Greg Steele and Idol X1July 14, 200270 Newport News, Virginia [13] [14]
12The Revelation (Malaki and Marchocias)1September 22, 2002119 Newport News, Virginia [13] [14]
13Old School Empire (Damien Wayne and Mike Booth)1January 19, 200382 Newport News, Virginia [13] [14]
14Chris Escobar and Spank1April 11, 2003198 Bridgewater, Virginia [13] [14]
15Old School Empire (Damien Wayne and Mike Booth)2October 26, 2003 Gloucester, Virginia [13] [14]
Vacant2004 [13] [14]
16Dirty Money and Phil Brown2 (Phil Brown)
1 (Dirty Money)		April 17, 2004204 Norfolk, Virginia [13] [14]
17The Revelation (6D6 and Brandon Day)1November 7, 2004280 Hampton, Virginia [13] [14]
18Dirty Money and Sean Lei2 (Dirty Money)
2 (Sean Lei)		August 14, 200528 Hampton, Virginia [13] [14]
19The Street Sweepers (Gregory Vercetti and J-Sin)1September 11, 2005209 Hampton, Virginia Three way tag team match including Dirty Money and Sean Lei [13] [14]
20The Hall Brothers (James Hall and Ross Hall)1April 8, 2006392 Williamsburg, Virginia [13] [14]
21Christian York and John Kermon2 (Christian York)
1 (John Kermon)		May 5, 200763 Virginia Beach, Virginia [13] [14]
22The Hallstars (James Hall and Ross Hall)2July 7, 2007525 Virginia Beach, Virginia [13] [14]
23The Geordie Bulldogs (Markie D and Sean Denny)1December 13, 2008140 Virginia Beach, Virginia [13] [14]
24Assault and Battery (Carlos Hottness and Victor Griff)1May 2, 2009301 Suffolk, Virginia [13] [14]
25The Set (J-Sin and Lance Lude)1February 27, 2010462 Virginia Beach, Virginia [13] [14]
26The Hallstars (James Hall and Ross Hall)3June 4, 2011182 Hampton, Virginia Hardcore match [13] [14]
27Chatch and Krotch1December 3, 2011140 Hampton, Virginia [13] [14]
28The Hallstars (James Hall and Ross Hall)4April 21, 2012238 Norfolk, Virginia [13] [14]
29The Set (J-Sin and Lance Lude)2December 15, 2012 Norfolk, Virginia [13] [14]
30Mr. Class and Shorty Smalls12013 Norfolk, Virginia [13] [14]
31The Platinum Enforcers (C. W. Anderson and Phil Brown)3 {Phil Brown)
1 (C. W. Anderson)		February 1, 2014308 Norfolk, Virginia Three way tag team match including The Geordie Bulldogs (Markie D and Sean Denny) [13] [14]
32The Geordie Bulldogs (Markie D and Sean Denny)2December 6, 2014231 Norfolk, Virginia [13] [14]
33The Pink Pride Nation (Frankie Fontaine and Irresistible Isaiah)1July 25, 2015224 Norfolk, Virginia [13] [14]
VacantMarch 5, 20160 [13] [14]
34The Hell Cats (Jimmy Starz and Sexy Steve)1March 5, 2016392 Hampton, Virginia [13] [14]
35JJ Blake and Phil Brown4 (Phil Brown)
1 (JJ Blake)		April 1, 2017192 Norfolk, Virginia [13] [14]
36The Hell Cats (Jimmy Starz and Sexy Steve)2October 10, 2017291 Norfolk, Virginia [13] [14]
37Gangrel and Kevin Thorn1July 28, 2018126 Norfolk, Virginia [13] [14]
38The Hell Cats (Jimmy Starz and Sexy Steve)3December 1, 2018280 Norfolk, Virginia [13] [14]
39Simply Safe-ish (Chris Silvio and Livid The Clown)1September 7, 2019147 Suffolk, Virginia [13] [14]
40The Dirty Blondes (Leo Brien and Mike Patrick)1February 1, 2020655 Norfolk, Virginia [13] [14]
Vacant
41Black Wallstreet1December 4, 2021147 Norfolk, Virginia
42The Golden Pinky Society (Benjamin Banks & Victor Griff)1April 30, 2022455 Norfolk, Virginia
43N_R_G (Logan Easton LaRoux & The Reason)1July 29, 2023178+ Norfolk, Virginia

Defunct championships

VCW Cruiserweight Championship

Initially, the VCW Cruiserweight Championship was known as the VCW Light Heavyweight Championship. [15]

#Champion(s)ReignDate wonDays heldLocationNotesRef.
1Flex Phenom1May 1, 1999105 Suffolk, Virginia Four way match including Jacey North, Gusto and Hot Property [15]
2Jacey North1August 14, 1999218 Yorktown, Virginia [15]
3Steve Perez1March 19, 200028 Newport News, Virginia [15]
4Jacey North2April 16, 200049 Newport News, Virginia [15]
5Hot Property1June 4, 200049 Newport News, Virginia [15]
6Kid Canada1June 4, 2000 Newport News, Virginia [15]
Vacant
7Kory James1February 25, 2001 Newport News, Virginia defeats Cousin Skeeter for the vacated title [15]
8Eric Kreed1October 2001 Newport News, Virginia [15]
9Steve Perez2October 27, 200143 Newport News, Virginia [15]
10Sean Lei1December 9, 2001259 Newport News, Virginia [15]
VacantAugust 25, 20020 [15]
11Spank1August 25, 2002147 Newport News, Virginia [15]
12Robert Royal1January 19, 2003 Newport News, Virginia [15]

VCW Commonwealth Heritage Championship

#Champion(s)ReignDate wonDays heldLocationNotesRef.
1Ray Storm1March 10, 2012168 [16] [17]
2Chris Escobar1August 25, 2012 Norfolk, Virginia [16] [17]
3RH312013 Norfolk, Virginia [16] [17]
4Country Kidd1April 5, 2013428 Norfolk, Virginia [16] [17]
5RH32June 7, 2014182 Norfolk, Virginia [16] [17]
6James Dallas Hall1December 6, 2014231 Norfolk, Virginia [16] [17]
7Jefferson Early1July 25, 2015364 Norfolk, Virginia [16] [17]
8Colby Corino1July 23, 2016196 Norfolk, Virginia [16] [17]
9Gino Medina1February 4, 2017483 Norfolk, Virginia [16] [17]
10Ken Dixon1June 2, 2018245 Norfolk, Virginia [16] [17]
11Colby Corino2February 2, 2019336 Norfolk, Virginia [16] [17]
12Jordan Oliver1January 4, 2020574 Windsor, Virginia [16] [17]
13Brandon Scott1July 31, 2021906+ Norfolk, Virginia [17]

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