|
| EVENT |
DATE |
HOLDER |
DURATION |
|
| COURAGE |
15
SEP 2002 |
OSYRUS |
56
DAYS/8 SHOWS |
*1 |
| breakOUT
2002 |
10
NOV 2002 |
SILVERHAWK |
42
DYS/5 SHWS |
|
| END
GAME 2002 |
22
DEC 2002 |
OSYRUS
[2] |
56
DYS/6 SHWS |
|
| APOCALYPSE
2003 |
16
FEB 2003 |
ICU |
112
DYS/14 SHWS |
|
| COURAGE |
08
JUNE 2003 |
-VACATED- |
91
DYS/11 SHWS |
*2 |
| KOA
2003 |
07
SEP 2003 |
ALIAS |
91
DYS/5 SHWS |
*3 |
| --- |
07
DEC 2003 |
-VACATED- |
116
DAYS |
*4 |
| COURAGE |
01
APRIL 2004 |
SILVERHAWK
[2] |
44
DYS/6 SHWS |
*5 |
| REVIVAL
2004 |
15
MAY 2004 |
ALIAS
[2] |
99
DYS/13 SHWS |
|
| KING
OF AGES 2004 |
22
AUG 2004 |
VINCE
JACOBS |
186
DYS/14 SHWS |
|
| COURAGE
70 |
24
FEB 2005 |
-VACATED- |
6 SHOWS |
*6 |
| END
GAME |
2005 |
KHRISTAIN
KELLER |
11 SHOWS |
|
| COURAGE
86 |
2006 |
MAX
DANGER |
1 SHOWS |
|
| LEGENDS
II |
2006 |
SEYMOUR
ALMASY |
15 SHOWS |
|
|
2006 |
|
1 SHOW |
*7 |
|
9th
APR 2009 |
|
55 DYS/7 SHWS |
|
|
4th
JUN 2009 |
|
125 DYS/13 SHWS |
*8 |
|
8th
OCT 2009 |
|
69 DYS/5 SHWS |
|
|
17th
DEC 2009 |
|
CURRENT |
*9 |
NOTES
*1 - Osyrus defeated Arcayin in the finals
of a 4-MAN TOURNAMENT that also included
Jordan X Shabazz & ICU to become ACW's
first-ever World Champion.
*2
- ICU vacated the title to pursue a career
in pole-dancing. Actually, he retired from
wrestling to presumably spend more time
with his family.
*3
- Alias defeated Jason Kain in the final
match of a BEST OF SEVEN SERIES, by the
score of 4-3, to claim the vacated World
Championship.
*4
- ACW's television deal unforunately fell
through, and Alias was more or less forced
to vacate the title.
*5
- Mr HAWK defeated Osyrus in a NO
DISQUALIFICATIONS MATCH to claim the
vacated World Championship.
*6
- Mr HAWK vacated the World Championship
after both Khristain Keller and Vince Jacobs
pinned Alias at breakOUT.
*7 - After this show ACW closed it's doors
once again
*8 - Max Danger won the title in a Battle
Royal held on Legends III
*9 - Alias becomes the 1st 3-time World Champion
| EVENT |
DATE |
HOLDER |
DURATION |
|
| LEGENDS
II |
2006 |
ANDY
SHARP |
16 SHOWS |
*1 |
|
9th
APR 2009 |
|
34 DYS/5 SHWS |
*2 |
|
14th
MAY 2009 |
|
125 DYS/13 SHWS |
*3 |
|
17th
SEP 2009 |
|
90 DYS/7 SHWS |
|
|
17th DEC 2009 |
|
CURRENT |
|
NOTES
*1 - Andy Sharp defeated Max Danger and
Hound to be crowned the first Spirit of
ACW. On Courage 87 Sharp chose Lucha Libra
rules as the theme for his reign. It was
after those shows that ACW closed.
*2 - Steve Knox won the title following
the World Title Tournament, which he was
Third Place.
*3 - Then known as Rejection, Trevor Wilson
claimed the Spirit of ACW.
| EVENT |
DATE |
HOLDER |
DURATION |
NOTES |
| COURAGE |
11 MAY 2003 |
VINCENT PEMBRIDGE |
119 DAYS |
*1 |
| KING OF AGES 2003 |
07 SEPTEMBER 2003 |
QUINTON MAY |
84 DAYS |
|
| TRIBUTE 2003 |
30 NOVEMBER 2003 |
KEEGAN |
7 DAYS |
*2 |
| N/A |
07 DECEMBER 2003 |
VACATED |
116 DAYS |
*3 |
| COURAGE |
01 APRIL 2004 |
QUINTON MAY [2] |
28 DAYS |
*4 |
| COURAGE |
29 APRIL 2004 |
PHIL ATKEN |
16 DAYS |
|
| REVIVAL 2004 |
15 MAY 2004 |
CHRIS MESSIAH |
57 DAYS |
*5 |
| GLORY 2004 |
11 JULY 2004 |
VACATED |
11 DAYS |
*6 |
| COURAGE |
22 JULY 2004 |
AZRAEL ASESINO |
70 DAYS |
*7 |
| RELENTLESS 2004 |
30 SEPTEMBER 2004 |
FEJONA MIN |
130 DAYS |
|
| BREAKOUT 2005 |
06 FEBRUARY 2005 |
SEYMOUR ALMASY |
113 DAYS |
*8 |
| END GAME 2005 |
29 MAY 2005 |
LOWELL DOT COM |
242 DAYS |
*9 |
| LEGENDS II |
26 JANUARY 2006 |
CORAL AVALON |
98 DAYS |
*10 |
| COURAGE 93 |
04 MAY 2006 |
BRANDON YOUNGBLOOD |
31 DAYS |
|
| HOLOCAUST 2006 |
04 JUNE 2006 |
CALYPSO |
11 DAYS |
|
| COURAGE 97 |
15 JUNE 2006 |
JIMMY CAIN |
25 DAYS |
|
| N/A |
10 JULY 2006 |
VACATED |
998 DAYS |
*11 |
| COURAGE |
02 APRIL 2009 |
ALIAS |
183 DAYS |
*12 |
| COURAGE |
01 OCTOBER 2009 |
ICEMAN |
78 DAYS |
|
| END GAME 2009 |
17 DECEMBER 2009 |
LANDON STEVENS |
35 DAYS |
|
| COURAGE 102 |
21 JANUARY 2010 |
OMEGA |
-ongoing- |
|
NOTES
*1 - Vincent Pembridge defeated 006.392, Jason Reaves, Ron Williams, General David Sanders (thReat), and Jason Semps (thReat) in a 6-PERSON FIGHT to induct the Scorpion Fighting Title into ACW's way of life, as promised to Vincent Pembridge by SilverHAWK (the de facto Boss at the time). Also, the show only ended up being aired on 18 May 2003 due to the network's crappy management. How's that relevant? You decide.
*2 - Keegan won the Scorpion Fighting Title from Quinton May in the second fall of a complex HIGH STAKES SHOWDOWN, where the Television Title and Quinton's son (Dylan) were also on the line. Footage of this TRIBUTE 2003 event has been described as being extremely rare due to the event's highly violent theme and sensitive eventual outcome.
*3 - The television deal that ACW had fell through. Coupled with numerous other problems, this meant ACW folded and Keegan was more or less forced to vacate the Scorpion Fighting Title.
*4 - Having been revived with an all-new television deal, ACW's first show back on the air saw Quinton May defeat Devin Bastian to claim the vacated Scorpion Fighting Title.
*5 - Chris Messiah won the Scorpion Fighting Title from Phil Atken in the first decision of an ULTIMATE SUBMISSIONS MATCH, that also featured Quinton May and the Television Title.
*6 - In a truly wonderful STEEL CAGE MATCH where the loser would have actually have to give up wrestling as a career, Chris Messiah and Phil Atken ended up hitting the arena floor at the exact same moment. After much debate, William Laguna (the Boss at the time) ruled the match a draw and decreed that both men would have to forfeit their careers as a result. That meant the Scorpion Fighting Title was once again vacated and without an owner.
*7 - William Laguna (the Boss at the time) decided to have the Scorpion Fighting Title put up for grabs in one of the first KING OF AGES 2004 QUALIFYING MATCH, which would feature Azrael Asesino squaring off against Natalie Quinston. In the end, Azrael Asesino triumphed over Natalie Quinston and took ownership of the Scorpion Fighting Title.
*8 - Due to the dearth of competition, Fejona Min stopped defending the Scorpion Fighting Title and even resorted to keeping the title belt in her residence as a souvenir. After losing the Television Title to Seymour Almasy at BREAKOUT 2005, Fejona Min left ACW due to unexplained reasons. The following week, SilverHAWK (the Boss at the time) decreed that the Scorpion Fighting Title and the Television Title went hand-in-hand, which meant that Seymour Almasy had also won the Scorpion Fightling Title at BREAKOUT 2005. SilverHAWK gave Seymour Almasy the option of retiring the title belt and having its history be absorbed by the Television Title... or defend it as a seperate entity. Seymour Almasy finally decided that the Scorpion Fighting Title would remain as a standalone title belt. Contrived? Yes. A wee bit retroactive? Yes. Accept it and move on.
*9 - Seymour Almasy put up both his Scorpion Fighting Title and his Television Title on the line in a FIVE-WAY ELIMINATION MATCH; Max Danger, Lowell Dot Com, Violence Jack and Andy Sharp were the other participants. The first person to gain a fall over Seymour Almasy would win the Scorpion Fighting Title. Lowell Dot Com ended up being the one who walked away with the Scorpion Fighting Title.
*10 - Nothing actually complicated here. Just thought something as momentous as the Scorpion Fighting Title changing hands during GIMMICK HELL deserved some recognition.
*11 - Mounting issues within ACW essentially meant that the federation once again had to face the reality of closure. Hence the Scorpion Fighting Title was yet again vacated, although Jimmy Cain continued to hold on to the Scorpion Fighting Title as a parting souvenir.
*12 - A week after ACW's triumphant return, Alias survived the inaugural SCORPION FIGHT NIGHT CHALLENGE to claim the vacated Scorpion Fighting Title.

| EVENT |
DATE |
HOLDER |
DURATION |
NOTES |
| GLORY 2003 |
06 JULY 2003 |
EL JANITORS |
154 DAYS |
*1 |
| N/A |
07 DECEMBER 2003 |
VACATED |
298 DAYS |
*2 |
| RELENTLESS 2004 |
30 SEPTEMBER 2004 |
THE NORMANS |
129 DAYS |
*3 |
| BREAKOUT 2005 |
06 FEBRUARY 2005 |
SPLINK |
112 DAYS |
|
| END GAME 2005 |
29 MAY 2005 |
VACATED |
1,572 DAYS |
*4 |
| THE WAKE 2009 |
17 SEPTEMBER 2009 |
HEIRS OF WRESTLING |
133 DAYS |
*5 |
| COURAGE 103 |
28 JANUARY 2010 |
VOX NIHILI |
14 DAYS |
|
| COURAGE 105 |
11 FEBRUARY 2010 |
POP CULTURE PHENOMS |
-ongoing- |
*6 |
NOTES
*1 - El Janitors bested The Kole Brothers and .vindication in the much-lauded HOMICIDAL TENDENCIES SHOWDOWN to become the very first holders of the Tag Team Titles.
*2 - The television deal that ACW had fell through. Coupled with numerous other problems, this meant ACW folded and El Janitors were more or less forced to vacate the Tag Team Titles.
*3 - Desperate for some extra value to the product, William Laguna (the Boss at the time) decided that the only two tag teams on the roster would fight to claim the vacated Tag Team Titles. In the end, The Normans triumphed over Splink to become the second holders of the Tag Team Titles.
*4 - Splink had been missing in action for months, after realising that there weren't many tag teams coming into ACW to challenge for the Tag Team Titles. It was then decided during the END GAME 2005 pay-per-view that the Tag Team Titles would be officially retired since nobody could get the title belts back from Splink, who were reportedly in Mexico getting into all sorts of trouble.
*5 - SilverHAWK ascertained that the tag team division was facing an unprecedented resurgence, and as such, decreed that there would be an ELIMINATION CHASE type of tournament encompassing four of the existing tag teams to claim the vacated Tag Team Titles After weeks of competition, the final match in the ELIMINATION CHASE saw The First Airbourne do battle with the Heirs of Wrestling at THE WAKE 2009 SuperShow. After an absolutely gruelling contest, it was the Heirs of Wrestling that walked away with the Tag Team Titles.
*6 - SilverHAWK and Alias reached an agreement; since Karina Wolfenden, the fairer half of Vox Nihili, had not yet signed an official contract with ACW, Alias would defend the Tag Team Titles on his own until Karina decided to commit herself to ACW. Alias unfortunately had the misfortune of defending the Tag Team Titles by himself that very night against The SOBs and the Pop Culture Phenoms. It was eventually the Pop Culture Phenoms who prevailed to win the Tag Team Titles.
RETIRED TITLE BELTS
ACW UNITED STATES TITLE
| EVENT |
DATE |
HOLDER |
DURATION |
NOTES |
| COURAGE |
15 SEPTEMBER 2002 |
ICU |
21 DAYS |
*1 |
| RELENTLESS 2002 |
06 OCTOBER 2002 |
SILVERHAWK |
~ 45 MINUTES |
|
| RELENTLESS 2002 |
06 OCTOBER 2002 |
ETHAN RYAN ALEXANDER |
35 DAYS |
|
| BREAKOUT 2002 |
10 NOVEMBER 2002 |
VACATED |
42 DAYS |
*2 |
| END GAME 2002 |
22 DECEMBER 2002 |
GEO VACTON |
133 DAYS |
*3 |
| PAIN OR PLEASURE 2003 |
04 MAY 2003 |
A*DUBBS |
63 DAYS |
|
| GLORY 2003 |
06 JULY 2003 |
DANTE INFERNO |
154 DAYS |
|
| N/A |
07 DECEMBER 2003 |
VACATED |
172 DAYS |
*4 |
| COURAGE |
27 MAY 2004 |
GEO VACTON [2] |
14 DAYS |
*5 |
| COURAGE |
10 JUNE 2004 |
VACATED |
73 DAYS |
*6 |
| KING OF AGES 2004 |
22 AUGUST 2004 |
GOD'S FORGOTTEN SON |
179 DAYS |
*7 |
| COURAGE 70 |
17 FEBRUARY 2005 |
VACATED |
7 DAYS |
*8 |
| COURAGE 71 |
24 FEBRUARY 2005 |
KELLY FLAWLESS |
266 DAYS |
*9 |
| COURAGE 81 |
17 NOVEMBER 2005 |
ALIAS |
70 DAYS |
|
| LEGENDS II |
26 JANUARY 2006 |
RETIRED |
N/A |
*10 |
NOTES
*1 - SilverHAWK defeated Dustin Jacobs to win the United States Title, thereby becoming the first holder of the title belt in the new modern era of ACW.
*2 - Ethan Winters (the Boss at the time) was not pleased with Ethan Ryan Alexander's constant excuses and no-shows which saw the United States Title being undefended. Ethan Winter thereby decided to strip stripped Ethan Ryan Alexander of the title belt in a show of power, leaving the United States Title without a holder.
*3 - Geo Vacton defeated Jay Smash in the UNITED STATES TITLE TOURNAMENT FINAL to claim the vacated United States Title.
*4 - The television deal that ACW had fell through. Coupled with numerous other problems, this meant ACW folded and Dante Inferno was more or less forced to vacate the United States Title.
*5 - Geo Vacton outlasted Phoenix Rose, Marshall and The Mammoth in a FATAL 4-WAY MATCH to claim the vacated United States Title; in the process, Geo Vacton famously become the first two-time holder of the title belt in the modern era of ACW.
*6 - Geo Vacton vacated the United States Title after announcing he was leaving to join a rival promotion (one that did not even open). Once again, the United States Title was without an owner.
*7 - God's Forgotten Son and Quinton May were scheduled to face each other in the KING OF AGES 2004 FINALE. William Laguna (the Boss at the time) decided to have the United States Title awarded to the winner of the GFS/Quinton battle. God's Forgotten Son eventually won out over Quinton May to claim the vacated United States Title.
*8 - SilverHAWK (the Boss at the time) was fed up with the inactivity of God's Forgotten Son and in an effort to embrace a new era in ACW, stripped the title belt from GFS. This left the United States Title yet again without a holder.
*9 - Kelly Flawless won a 11-PERSON BATTLE ROYALE to claim the vacated United States Title. The other 10 challengers were: The Loser, 'Magnificent' Mark Morris, Lady Avalon, Lowell Dot Com, Andy Sharp, Sars the Clown, Slapnutz, TMM, Seymour Almasy and Khristian Keller.
*10 - At the beginning of the LEGENDS II pay-per-view, Joe Bishop (standing in for SilverHAWK as Interim Boss at the time) ruled that the United States Title would be retired and Alias would keep the title belt as a memento. Both the United States Title and the Television Title were retired with the re-emergence of the Spirit of ACW Title, which they had once been created to replace way back when. An interesting thing to note is that the United States Title, at that time, was supposed to be put on the line by Alias in his match against Vince Jacobs. Alias and Vince Jacobs were both wrestling in what was believed to be each man's respective retirement match on that night (it turned out not to be the case but the two men have never fought each other ever since).
***
ACW TELEVISION TITLE
| EVENT |
DATE |
HOLDER |
DURATION |
NOTES |
| COURAGE |
13 SEPTEMBER 2002 |
ICU |
112 DAYS |
*1 |
| COURAGE |
02 FEBRUARY 2003 |
SCOTT PERRY |
35 DAYS |
|
| COURAGE |
09 MARCH 2003 |
ALIAS |
84 DAYS |
|
| COURAGE |
01 JUNE 2003 |
VACATED |
42 DAYS |
*2 |
| GLORY 2003 |
06 JULY 2003 |
QUINTON MAY |
154 DAYS |
*3 |
| N/A |
07 DECEMBER 2003 |
VACATED |
123 DAYS |
*4 |
| COURAGE |
08 APRIL 2003 |
QUINTON MAY [2] |
182 DAYS |
*5 |
| COURAGE |
07 OCTOBER 2004 |
FEJONA MIN |
122 DAYS |
|
| BREAKOUT 2005 |
06 FEBRUARY 2005 |
SEYMOUR ALMASY |
256 DAYS |
|
| COURAGE 79 |
20 OCTOBER 2005 |
ANDY SHARP |
98 DAYS |
|
| LEGENDS II |
26 JANUARY 2006 |
RETIRED |
N/A |
*6 |
NOTES
*1 - ICU defeated Aaron Ward to win the Television Title, thereby becoming the first holder of the title belt in the new modern era of ACW.
*2 - Alias vacated the Television Title to pursue greater heights, which he would eventually accomplish.
*3 - Quinton May outlasted five other man in a BATTLE ROYALE to claim the vacated Television Title. The men he beat included: 108192, Gary Steele, Kaid Vagabon, 006.392 and Greg Davis.
*4 - The television deal that ACW had fell through. Coupled with numerous other problems, this meant ACW folded and Quinton May was more or less forced to vacate the Television Title.
*5 - At the behest of William Laguna (the Boss at the time), Quinton May took on Phil Atken in a fantastic LADDER MATCH to claim the vacated Television Title in the second week of ACW's revival, and therefore became the first two-time holder of the title belt.
*6 - At the beginning of the LEGENDS II pay-per-view, Joe Bishop (standing in for SilverHAWK as Interim Boss at the time) ruled that the Television Title would be retired and its history would be absorbed into the re-emerging Spirit of ACW Title. Andy Sharp kept the Television Title as a souvenir, at Joe Bishop's insistence.
***
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