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Oklahoma Pro Wrestling

Oklahoma Heavyweight Championship

Won By Date Footnote
Jimmy Kane Jul 03 1996 1
Rocco Valentino Nov 22 1997  
Jimmy Kane Mar 07 1998  
Rocco Valentino Mar 21 1998 2
Bernard Funk Mar 21 1998  
Red Eagle Apr 03 1998  
The Great Bolo [2nd] Aug 22 1998  
Red Eagle Jan 16 1999  
Rocco Valentino Feb 20 1999  
Big Daddy Moore Sep 25 1999  
Rocco Valentino Nov 27 1999  
Bull Schmitt Mar 25 2000  
Original Renegade Aug 26 2000  
Rocco Valentino Oct 14 2000 3
Splash Jackson Feb 10 2001 4
  1. Kane defeated Rocco Valentino in a Tournament Final to become the inaugural champion.
  2. This was a 6 man tag team match (Rocco Valentino & Generation X vs. Jimmy Kane & Body Count) where the Heavyweight & Tag Team Titles were on the line.
  3. Valentino defeated Renegade in a Triple Threat Elimination Match that also included Bull Schmitt.
  4. Valentino vacated the Oklahoma Title on January 27, 2001 to concentrate on preparing for his cage match against Oklahoma Tag Team Champion Jimmy Kane. Jackson won the Oklahoma Stampede by last eliminating Vinnie Valentino to win the vacant title. Oklahoma Pro Wrestling was renamed Oklahoma Championship Wrestling on January 13, 2002.

Oklahoma Womens Championship

Won By Date Footnote
Jenna Love Feb 26 2000 1
Heather Savage Apr 28 2000  
Jenna Love Aug 26 2000  
Heather Savage Dec 23 2000  
Miss Venom Mar 24 2001  
Jenna Love Sep 22 2001 2
Amanda St. George Oct 20 2001 3
Vanessa Dec 23 2001 4
  1. Love def. Lady Venom in a tournament final to become the inaugural champion
  2. Miss Venom was stripped on July 14, 2001 for non-defense. Love def. Vanessa for the vacant title.
  3. The title was held up on October 13, 2001 following a match between Jenna Love & Vanessa that ended in a No-Contest. St. George def. Vanessa for the vacant title.
  4. Oklahoma Pro Wrestling was renamed Oklahoma Championship Wrestling on January 13, 2002.

Oklahoma Tag Team Championship

Won By Date Footnote
Generation X (Zane Morris & Ian St. James) Jun 05 1997 1
The Stud Factory (Chuck Singer & Dexter Hardaway) Dec 13 1997  
Generation X (Zane Morris & Ian St. James) Jan 10 1998  
Body Count (Brett Knight & Krull Danzig) Feb 21 1998  
Generation X (Zane Morris & Ian St. James) Mar 21 1998 2
The Texas Outlaws (Bobby Burns & Dan Wilder) Apr 18 1998  
The Bad Boys (Splash Jackson & Bull Schmitt) Jun 13 1998 3
The Texas Outlaws (Dan Wilder & Bernard Funk) Aug 08 1998 4
The VIP Crew (Rocco Valentino & Vinnie Valentino) Oct 24 1998  
The Sin City Assassins (Vito Casanova & Jack O'Toole) Nov 21 1998  
The East-West Express (J. J. Mustang & Joey Steiner) Feb 20 1999  
The Casualties of War (Grunt & Shrapnel) Apr 24 1999  
The Millenium Warriors (Red Eagle & Thunderwolf) Jul 31 1999 5
The Casualties of War (Malice & Shrapnel) Sep 25 1999 6
The Bad Boys (Splash Jackson & Bull Schmitt) Nov 27 1999  
New Genesis (Jimmy Kane & Ian St. James) Feb 26 2000  
Northern Threat (Luc Lapointe & Jean Paul) Jul 29 2000 7
The Casualties of War (Malice & Shrapnel) Dec 02 2000  
Northern Threat (Luc Lapointe & Jean Paul) Jan 27 2001  
The Casualties of War (Malice & Shrapnel) Feb 03 2001  
The VIP Crew (Rocco Valentino & Vinnie Valentino) Mar 03 2001  
The Texas Outlaws (Beau Dalton & Butch Dalton) Oct 20 2001  
The VIP Crew (Rocco Valentino & Vinnie Valentino) Nov 03 2001  
The Texas Outlaws (Red Eagle & Butch Dalton) Dec 23 2001 8
  1. It is unknown how Generation X became Tag Team Champions.
  2. This was a 6-man tag team match (Rocco Valentino & Generation X vs. Body Count & Jimmy Kane) where the Oklahoma Heavyweight & Tag Team Titles were on the line.
  3. It's unknown whether Funk was a 1-night substitution or whether OPW allowed all 3 members of the Texas Outlaws to defend the belts at any given time.
  4. The Bad Boys are stripped of the titles on July 11, 1998. The Texas Outlaws won a tournament for the vacant titles.
  5. AWOL substituted for Grunt in the match the Casualties of War lost the titles
  6. Night Hawk substituted for Thunderwolf in the match the Millenium Warriors lost the titles
  7. New Genesis were stripped of the Tag Team Titles on May 27, 2000. Northern Threat def. Brian Lakewood & Brandon Groom in a tournament final to win the vacant titles.
  8. The Texas Outlaws def. Rocco Valentino in a Handicap Match ordered by OPW Commissioner Khriss Shannon. Oklahoma Pro Wrestling was renamed Oklahoma Championship Wrestling on January 13, 2002.

Oklahoma Television Championship

Won By Date Footnote
Adam LaCroix Apr 07 2001 1
Big Daddy Moore Jun 23 2001  
Luc Lapointe Aug 11 2001 2
Big Daddy Moore Oct 13 2001 3
  1. LaCroix defeated Big Daddy Moore in a tournament final to become the inaugural champion.
  2. Lapointe defeated Moore in a 4-Corners Elimination Match also included Jean Paul and AWOL.
  3. The Television Title was phased out on October 20, 2001 and replaced with the Hardcore Title. Moore was the reigning TV Champion and thus became the inaugural Hardcore Champion.

Oklahoma Light Heavyweight Championship

Won By Date Footnote
Grunt Dec 19 1998 1
Tarantula Mar 24 1999  
Original Renegade Apr 24 1999 2
Tarantula Jun 26 1999  
Kid Flash Sep 25 1999  
Joey Casanova Nov 06 1999 3
Tarantula Jan 21 2000  
Ichiban [2nd] Mar 25 2000  
Great Bolo [2nd] Jun 24 2000 4
Ichiban [2nd] Jun 24 2000 5
Grenade Sep 23 2000  
Joey Casanova Nov 25 2000  
Grenade Jun 23 2001 6
Dexter Hardaway Aug 18 2001  
Justin Lee Sep 22 2001 7
  1. Grunt def. Tarantula in a tournament final to become the inaugural champion
  2. Renegade had a forged doctor's note claiming that he qualified as a light heavyweight.
  3. Kid Flash was stripped of the title and fired by Pete Maguire prior to this date. Casanova won a tournament for the vacant title.
  4. Ichiban's manager Steve Hartley came out and announced that he would defend his title against "anyone" in the back. Bolo came out, destroyed Ichiban, and was proclaimed the winner and new champion.
  5. Later in the card, OPW Commissioner Rocco Valentino reversed the decision in Bolo's title win due to Bolo being over the weight limit for the Light Heavyweight Division.
  6. Casanova was stripped of the title on or around June 2, 2001. Grenade won a mini-Oklahoma Stampede to capture the vacant title.
  7. Oklahoma Pro Wrestling was renamed Oklahoma Championship Wrestling on January 13, 2002.

Oklahoma Hardcore Championship

Won By Date Footnote
Big Daddy Moore Oct 20 2001 1
Splash Jackson Nov 03 2001 2
  1. The Hardcore Title was created when the OPW Oklahoma TV title was phased out. Big Daddy was the reigning TV Champion and thus became the inaugural Hardcore Champion.
  2. Oklahoma Pro Wrestling was renamed Oklahoma Championship Wrestling on January 13, 2002.

Turnpike Championship

Won By Date Footnote
J. J. Mustang Aug 08 1998 1
T. C. Gold Aug 31 1998 2
Splash Jackson Nov 21 1998 3
  1. Mustang def. T. C. Gold to become the inaugural champion
  2. The exact date of Gold's title victory is unknown at this time.
  3. Gold was stripped of the title due to no-showing an event on November 21st. Splash Jackson def. Leopard Man for the vacant title

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Spotlight in History

  • 1953 Mike Clancy def. Karl Von Poppenheim for the TSW Oklahoma Junior Heavyweight Champion
  • 1968 Danny Hodge & Skandar Akbar became the TSW United States Tag Team Champion
  • 1969 Jerry Miller & Jim Osborne def. Danny Little Bear & Frank Dalton for the TSW Louisiana Tag Team Champion
  • 1973 Blackjack Mulligan def. Jose Lothario for the WCCW Texas Heavyweight Champion
  • 1986 Kerry Von Erich & Lance Von Erich & Steve Simpson def. The Fabulous Freebirds (Terry Gordy, Michael Hayes, & Buddy Roberts) for the WCCW World 6-Man Tag Team Champion
  • 1986 The Von Erichs (Kerry Von Erich & Kevin Von Erich & Lance Von Erich) became the WCCW World 6-Man Tag Team Champion
  • 1987 The Fantastics (Tommy Rogers & Bobby Fulton) became the WCCW World Tag Team Champion
  • 2003 Ichiban [1st]/Rocco Valentino def. El Sufamilico for the TPW Heavyweight Champion
  • 2013 Tim Rockwell def. Daemon Storm for the UWE United States Champion

Week of Sun 04-28 to Sat: 05-04

  • 04-28 1954 Red Berry def. Whitey Whittler for the TSW Tri-State Champion
  • 04-28 1976 Ted DiBiase & Dick Murdoch def. Buck Robley & Bob Slaughter for the TSW United States Tag Team Champion
  • 04-28 1980 Kevin Von Erich def. Toru Tanaka for the WCCW American Heavyweight Champion
  • 04-28 1989 The Simpson Brothers (Steve Simpson & Shaun Simpson) def. Beauty & The Beast (Terrance M. Garvin & The Beast [2nd]) for the WCCW Texas Tag Team Champion
  • 04-28 2000 Heather Savage def. Jenna Love for the OPW Oklahoma Womens Champion
  • 04-28 2002 Summer Rain became the OCW Oklahoma Womens Champion
  • 04-28 2007 Eric Rose def. Jersey Devil for the UWF06 Light Heavyweight Champion
  • 04-28 2007 Joe Herell became the UWF06 Violent Division Champion
  • 04-28 2017 Brandon Groom def. Sam Stackhouse for the BPPW Oklahoma Champion
  • 04-28 2018 Dusty Gold def. Wesley Crane for the UWE United States Champion
  • 04-29 2006 AWOL def. Michael York for the TPW Heavyweight Champion
  • 04-29 2006 Natural Born Sinners (Appolyon & El Lotus) def. Pretty Young Things (Cade Sydal & Mitch Carter) for the ACW Tag Team Champions
  • 04-29 2006 Rexx Reed def. Carnage for the ACW Hardcore Champion
  • 04-29 2006 Carnage def. Rexx Reed for the ACW Hardcore Champion
  • 04-29 2007 Aaron Neil def. Tyler Bateman for the MSWA Oklahoma Champion
  • 04-29 2007 Brad Michaels def. Ryan Davidson for the MSWA Mid-South Heavyweight Champion
  • 04-29 2007 Bad Boy & Outlaw became the MSWA Mid-South Tag Team Champion
  • 04-29 2011 The Unknown & Johnny USA def. Michael H & Mr. Big for the NCW Tag Team Champions
  • 04-29 2011 Mr. Big became the NCW Heavyweight Champion
  • 04-29 2012 Sam Stackhouse def. Prophet for the BYEW Heavyweight Champion
  • 04-29 2012 Rage Logan became the MSWA Mid-South Heavyweight Champion
  • 04-29 2012 Nemesis (Damien Morte & Damon Windsor) became the MSWA Mid-South Tag Team Champion
  • 04-29 2017 Aaron Anders became the ComPro Oklahoma X Division Champion
  • 04-30 1954 Frenchy Roy became the TSW Oklahoma Junior Heavyweight Champion
  • 04-30 1955 Ricki Starr became the TSW Oklahoma Champion
  • 04-30 2004 Shadow of Death def. Terry Montana for the TPW Hardcore Champion
  • 04-30 2011 Ryan Reed def. Rolling Thunder for the UWE United States Champion
  • 04-30 2011 Ray Martinez def. Ryan Reed for the UWE United States Champion
  • 04-30 2016 Ray Martinez became the SRPW Heavyweight Champion
  • 04-30 2022 Clayton Bloodstone def. Ky-Ote for the NCWO Choctaw Nation Champion
  • 04-30 2023 El Gallardo/El Vaquero def. Cappuccino Jones for the BPW Lion Heart Champion
  • 04-30 2023 Heavyweight Grappling (Dan Webber & Morrison) def. Subject To Death (Cade Fite & Leo Fox) for the BPW Oklahoma Tag Team Champion
  • 05-01 1981 Super Destroyer def. Jim Garvin for the MSW Louisiana Champion
  • 05-01 2016 Skylar Slice def. Nikki Knight for the MSWA Ladies Champion
  • 05-01 2021 Fuel def. Derek James for the UWE Heavyweight Champion
  • 05-02 1964 Mike Clancy & Al Lovelock def. Karol Krauser & Stan Pulaski for the TSW United States Tag Team Champion
  • 05-02 1969 Johnny Valentine def. Fritz Von Erich for the WCCW American Heavyweight Champion
  • 05-02 1977 Stan Hansen def. Dick Murdoch for the TSW North American Champion
  • 05-02 1984 Krusher Khrushchev became the MSW Television Champion
  • 05-02 1984 The Rock-N-Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson) def. The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Dennis Condrey) for the MSW Mid-South Tag Team Champion
  • 05-02 2009 Ozzy Hendrix def. Shank for the SWCW Luchadore Champion
  • 05-02 2015 Gail Kim became the IWR Diamonds Champion
  • 05-02 2015 Kareem Sadat became the BCW Independent Hardcore Champion
  • 05-02 2021 Drake Gallows def. Blade [2nd] for the AIWF National Champion
  • 05-03 1973 Rip Tyler & Eddie Sullivan def. The Hollywood Blondes (Jerry Brown & Dale Valentine) for the TSW United States Tag Team Champion
  • 05-03 1985 Ted DiBiase & Steve Williams def. The Rock-N-Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson) for the MSW Mid-South Tag Team Champion
  • 05-03 2003 El Sufamilico def. Ichiban [1st] for the TPW Heavyweight Champion
  • 05-03 2008 Damon Windsor def. Havoc for the SWCW Heavyweight Champion
  • 05-03 2008 Miss Sheila def. Kareem Sadat for the SWCW Hardcore Champion
  • 05-03 2014 Sam Stackhouse def. Steven Sterling for the ComPro Showtime Champion
  • 05-04 1953 Mike Clancy def. Karl Von Poppenheim for the TSW Oklahoma Junior Heavyweight Champion
  • 05-04 1968 Danny Hodge & Skandar Akbar became the TSW United States Tag Team Champion
  • 05-04 1969 Jerry Miller & Jim Osborne def. Danny Little Bear & Frank Dalton for the TSW Louisiana Tag Team Champion
  • 05-04 1973 Blackjack Mulligan def. Jose Lothario for the WCCW Texas Heavyweight Champion
  • 05-04 1986 Kerry Von Erich & Lance Von Erich & Steve Simpson def. The Fabulous Freebirds (Terry Gordy, Michael Hayes, & Buddy Roberts) for the WCCW World 6-Man Tag Team Champion
  • 05-04 1986 The Von Erichs (Kerry Von Erich & Kevin Von Erich & Lance Von Erich) became the WCCW World 6-Man Tag Team Champion
  • 05-04 1987 The Fantastics (Tommy Rogers & Bobby Fulton) became the WCCW World Tag Team Champion
  • 05-04 2003 Ichiban [1st]/Rocco Valentino def. El Sufamilico for the TPW Heavyweight Champion
  • 05-04 2013 Tim Rockwell def. Daemon Storm for the UWE United States Champion
05-04
  • Bull Schmitt May 4th Today!
  • El Hijo del Mascara Sagrada May 4th Today!
  • Malik Mayfield May 4th Today!
  • Bill Watts May 5th
  • Miss Diss Lexia May 5th
  • Princess Victoria May 5th
  • El Matador Dos May 5th
  • Maria Brigitte May 5th
  • Shane Rawls May 5th
  • Pat O'Dowdy May 5th
  • Olivier Vegos May 5th
  • Zane Morris May 5th
  • El Gallardo May 5th
  • Claire Watson May 6th
  • Hercules May 7th
  • Richie Adams May 8th
  • Jake Danielsson May 9th
  • Jerry Brown May 10th
  • Rook Tyler May 10th
  • Tito Santana May 10th
  • Sunny War Cloud May 10th
  • Billy Brown May 10th
  • Psycho May 11th
  • Big J May 11th
  • Charming Charles May 11th
  • Sol Yang May 12th
  • Brock Baker May 12th
  • Bill Howard May 12th
  • Sensei Jamo May 12th
  • Payton Scott May 13th
  • Maggie Rae May 13th
  • Little Boy Blue May 13th
  • Karl Krupp May 13th
  • Danny Hodge May 13th
  • Prince Mahalli May 13th
  • Lars Manderson May 13th
  • Stan Kowalski May 13th
  • Pete Maguire May 13th
  • Dave Ryda May 13th
  • Shawn Bragan May 14th
  • Steve Williams May 14th
  • Scott Irwin May 14th
  • Tommy Rogers May 14th
  • Robert Fuller May 14th
  • C. M. Burnham May 14th
  • Big Van Vader May 14th
  • Joe Cuedo May 15th
  • Erwin IV May 15th
  • Andrew Bridge May 15th
  • Oscar Amazing May 15th
  • Koko May 15th
  • Kevin Von Erich May 15th
  • Alan Jefferson May 16th
  • Buddy Roberts May 16th
  • Buddy Knox May 16th
  • Ryan Martin May 16th
  • Ryker James May 16th
  • Billy Red Lyons May 17th
  • Wage May 17th
  • Mike Pappas May 17th
  • Dan Maestro May 17th
  • Kyle Hawk May 17th
  • J. B. Pain May 17th

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