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Asylum Championship Wrestling

Heavyweight Championship

Won By Date Footnote
Se7en Aug 19 2002 1
Brandon Bishop Oct 15 2002 2
Ty Magnus Oct 29 2002  
J. K. Machina Dec 31 2002 3
Chris Matthews May 27 2003 4
Payton Scott Oct 23 2003 5
Angel Williams Jan 18 2004 6
Chris Matthews Mar 28 2004  
John O'Malley May 09 2004  
X-Cal Jun 20 2004 7
Brandon Bishop Aug 15 2004 8
Chris Matthews Sep 12 2004  
Angel Williams Dec 09 2004  
Aaron Neil Aug 21 2005 9
John O'Malley Aug 20 2006 10
Josh Michaels Jun 13 2008 11
Franco D'Angelo Feb 28 2009 12
Steve Williams Aug 15 2009  
Jeremy Quinn III Sep 26 2009 13
Franco D'Angelo Oct 30 2009  
Danger Dean Apr 03 2010 14
Jesse Williams Jul 10 2010  
Jesse Williams Aug 20 2011 15
Danger Dean Aug 20 2011 16
Chris Von Luhr Feb 18 2012  
Danger Dean Jul 14 2012 17
Martin Casaus Mar 02 2013 18
  1. Se7en def. Brandon Bishop in a tournament final to become the inaugural champion.
  2. Bishop def. Se7en for the title in a Caged Ladder Match
  3. Machina def. Magnus for the title in a Three Way Dance that also included Angel Williams. ACW officially moved to Wichita Falls, TX on April 6, 2003.
  4. Machina was stripped of the title on February 1, 2003. Matthews won a Battle Royal for the vacant title.
  5. Scott def. Matthews for the title in an Elimination Royale Match.
  6. Payton Scott was stripped of the title due to injuries. Williams def. John O'Malley for the vacant title.
  7. X-Cal def. O'Malley for the title in an Elimination Royale
  8. X-Cal was stripped of the title on August 1, 2004 due to injuries preventing him from making a title defense. Bishop won a 6-Pack Challenge for the vacant title.
  9. Williams was stripped of the title on August 20, 2005 due to no-showing an event because of a death in his family. Neil won a Battle Royale for the vacant title.
  10. O'Malley def. Neil for the title in a Battle Royale. ACW officially moved to Colorado Springs, CO in May 2007.
  11. O'Malley was stripped of the title September 16, 2007 due to failure to conform to ACW rules of contact and committment. Michaels won a 25 man Battle Royal for the vacant title, last eliminating Michael Barry
  12. Michaels was stripped of the ACW Title for unknown reasons. D'Angelo won an Asylum Rumble match for the vacant title
  13. Williams vacated the title after winning it. Quinn won a Battle Royal to fill the vacant title.
  14. ACW owner Jeremy Quinn III stripped D'Angelo of the title due to an illness suffered by the champion. Dean def. Jesse Williams, Joshua Michael, Brandon Bishop, Mikey Quinn, and Jason Noal in a 6-Shot Ladder Match for the vacant title.
  15. Williams was stripped of the title on July 23, 2010 due to inactivity, injuries, and failure to defend the title.. He was reinstated as champion by ACW management.
  16. Dean def. Williams for the title in a 30-Man Asylum Royale for the title.
  17. Dean def. Von Luhr for the title in a Triple Threat Match that also featured Andrew Titus. .
  18. All ACW Titles were declared vacant on November 8, 2012. Casaus defeated Candy Mann, John O'Malley, Cody Jones, Angel Williams, Jason Noal, and Jay Synn in a Finals Royale Match for the vacant title

Tag Team Championship

Won By Date Footnote
The Professionals (John Zorthos & Julian Wolfenbarger) Sep 24 2002 1
Pimpology (Jeffrey Parker & Kool Ade) Oct 01 2002  
The Professionals (John Zorthos & Julian Wolfenbarger) Oct 15 2002  
John O'Malley & Jef Tiger Nov 19 2002  
John O'Malley & All-American Aaron Jan 07 2003 2
The Sharpe Brothers (Chaz Sharpe & Rich Sharpe) Apr 27 2003  
Angel Williams & Brandon Bishop Jul 29 2003  
Payton Scott & Ty Magnus Jul 29 2003 3
Ty Magnus & Li'l Joe Jan 18 2004 4
X2C (X-Cal & Cade Sydal) Feb 15 2004 5
Ty Magnus & Li'l Joe Mar 28 2004  
Bernie Donderwitz & Mr. Brown Apr 04 2004  
Se7en & Li'l Joe May 23 2004  
Team Shenanigans (Tyler Bateman & Kenny Campbell) Jun 14 2004 6
Tyler Bateman & John O'Malley Oct 10 2004  
Team Shenanigans (Tyler Bateman & Kenny Campbell) Oct 10 2004 7
Payton Scott & Matt Garza Oct 10 2004 8
Brandon Bishop & John Zorthos Jan 09 2005 9
Matt Garza & Mr. Brown Feb 06 2005 10
Brandon Bishop & John Zorthos Feb 20 2005  
Pretty Young Things (Cade Sydal & Mitch Carter) Oct 23 2005  
Matt Garza & Mr. Brown Oct 23 2005 11
Natural Born Sinners (Appolyon & El Lotus) Apr 29 2006  
Re-Gex (Seth Shai & Mace) Aug 20 2006 12
Lonnie Valdez & Epic May 18 2007 13
Brother Luc & Johnathon Crash Dec 20 2008  
Chris Wrath & Epic Feb 28 2009  
Joshua Michael & Epic Jun 23 2009 14
Born Again Sunday (Kam & Koz) Dec 05 2009 15
Josh Evans & Buddha May 29 2010  
The D-Stinguished (Elias Castaneda & Arik Angel) Jul 10 2010  
Team Shake It (Josh Evans & Martin Casaus) Sep 11 2010  
Noah Terrella & The Superstar Nov 20 2010 16
Aaron the Candy Man & The Superstar Jan 08 2011 17
Chris Von Luhr & Jason Noal Jan 08 2011  
Teila & El Hoto Loco Jul 23 2011  
Chris Von Luhr & Jason Noal Jul 23 2011  
Uncle Mikey & Aaron the Candy Man Aug 24 2011  
Uncle Mikey & Michael Titus Nov 10 2011 18
Uncle Mikey & Jason Noal Nov 26 2011 19
The Investment (Jason Noal & Jay Synn) Oct 28 2012 20
The American Pitbulls (Craig Stevens & Jason Jaxon) May 25 2013  
  1. The Professionals def. Pimpology (Jeffrey Parker & Kool Ade) in a tournament final to become the inaugural champions.
  2. O'Malley & Tiger had a falling out resulting in the titles being held up. O'Malley & Aaron defeated Tiger & Mr. Clucky for the held up titles. ACW officially moved to Wichita Falls, TX on April 6, 2003.
  3. The Sharpe Brothers forfeit the titles on May 1, 2003. Payton Scott uses his authourity as ACW commissioner to crown himself & Magnus Tag Team Champions.
  4. Williams & Bishop were stripped of the titles when ACW Commisioner Payton Scott fired Williams. Magnus & Joe def. X-Cal & Dirty Harry Sanchez for the vacant titles.
  5. This was a Handicap Match.
  6. Farat substituted for Se7en in this match.
  7. John O'Malley gave his half of the tag team titles to Kenny Campbell.
  8. Team Shenanigans were stripped of the titles for failing to defend within 30 days. Payton Scott used his power as ACW Commissioner to crown himself & Matt Garza champions.
  9. ACW owner Brandon Bishop stripped Team Shenanigans of the tag team titles and awarded them to himself & Zorthos.
  10. This was a 4-corners Tag Team match that also involved the teams of Payton Scott & John O'Malley and Li'l Joe & Carnage.
  11. This was a 4-Way Ladder Match that also involved the teams of the Pretty Young Things and John O'Malley & Se7en.
  12. During their title reign, ACW relocated to Colorado.
  13. The Re-Gex were stripped of the titles when Mace quit the team. Valdez & Epic defeated The Spiccoli Brothers (Josh Spiccoli & Johnny Spiccoli) for the vacant titles.
  14. Epic chose Joshua Michael as his new tag team partner.
  15. Born Again Sunday won the titles in a Triple Threat/Steel Cage match
  16. Team Shake It were stripped of the titles on November 20 for failing to appear for a title defence. Terrella & Superstar defeated The D-Stinguished for the vacant titles.
  17. ACW management named Aaron the new tag team champion after Terrella was fired from ACW.
  18. Titus was named as Uncle Mikey's partner when Aaron the Candy Man was injured backstage in October.
  19. Michael Titus gave his half of the championship to Jason Noal. All ACW Titles were declared vacant on November 11, 2012.
  20. ACW management allowed Noal to pick his new partner after Uncle Mikey left ACW.

Hardcore Championship

Won By Date Footnote
HIMM Aug 19 2002 1
Papa Voodoo Sep 09 2002  
HIMM Sep 09 2002 2
Bitch the Clown Oct 01 2002  
The Cookie Man Oct 01 2002 3
HIMM Oct 01 2002 4
Li'l Joe Oct 08 2002  
Jef Tiger Oct 08 2002 5
Li'l Joe Oct 15 2002 6
Jeffrey Parker Nov 05 2002 7
Kool Ade Nov 10 2002  
Jeffrey Parker Nov 10 2002 8
Baby B Nov 12 2002 9
Kool Ade Nov 26 2002  
Baby B Nov 26 2002 10
Se7en Dec 17 2002 11
Aaron Neil Apr 06 2003  
Se7en Apr 27 2003  
Tyler Bateman Jun 01 2003  
John O'Malley Jun 01 2003  
Jef Tiger Jun 01 2003 12
Tyler Bateman Jun 15 2003  
John O'Malley Jun 15 2003  
John O'Malley Jun 29 2003  
Tod Deathridge Jun 29 2003  
Tyler Bateman Jun 29 2003  
Tyler Bateman Jul 13 2003 13
John O'Malley Jul 27 2003  
Tyler Bateman Jul 27 2003  
Dexter Hardaway Oct 05 2003  
John O'Malley Oct 05 2003  
Ty Magnus Nov 02 2003  
John O'Malley Nov 02 2003  
X-Cal Nov 02 2003  
Outcast Nov 02 2003  
Tyler Bateman Nov 23 2003  
Outcast Nov 23 2003  
Se7en Jan 04 2004 14
Bernie Donderwitz Feb 15 2004  
Ty Magnus Apr 18 2004  
Li'l Joe Apr 18 2004 15
Bernie Donderwitz May 09 2004  
Se7en May 09 2004 16
Li'l Joe May 23 2004 17
Bernie Donderwitz Jul 18 2004  
John O'Malley Sep 26 2004 18
Se7en Oct 24 2004 19
Phillip Jun 22 2005  
Li'l Joe Jun 26 2005  
Phillip Jul 17 2005  
Li'l Joe Jul 17 2005  
Chaz Sharpe Aug 21 2005  
Carnage Feb 19 2006  
Carnage Apr 29 2006  
Rexx Reed Apr 29 2006  
Rexx Reed Aug 20 2006 20
  1. HIMM won a 12 person Hardcore Royale to become the inaugural champion.
  2. HIMM took advantage of the 24/7 rule and won the title
  3. The Cookie Man took advantage of the 24/7 rule and won the title
  4. HIMM took advantage of the 24/7 rule and won the title
  5. Tiger took advantage of the 24/7 rule and won the title
  6. Li'l Joe def. Tiger for the title in a Three Way Dance that also included John O'Malley
  7. Parker won the title in a Hardcore Royale
  8. Parker took advantage of the 24/7 rule and won the title
  9. Baby B won the title in a Hardcore Royale
  10. Baby B took advantage of the 24/7 rule and won the title
  11. Title declared vacant on December 10, 2002. Se7en defeated Brandon Bishop and Angel Williams in a Three Way Dance to win the vacant title. ACW officially moved operations to Wichita Falls, TX on April 6, 2003.
  12. Se7en was stripped of the title on May 15, 2003. Tiger def. Tyler Bateman for the vacant title.
  13. Bateman took advantage of the 24/7 rule and defeated O'Malley for the title in the drive-thru of a Taco Cabana in Oklahoma City, OK
  14. This was a Triple Threat Match also involving Cade Sydal.
  15. Ty simply gave Joe the title.
  16. ACW Commissioner Payton Scott stripped Li'l Joe of the title on May 9, 2004 because he hadn't actually wrestled for it. Se7en won a Hardcore Elimination Royale for the vacant title.
  17. This was a Cage Match.
  18. Bernie Donderwitz ordered Mr. Brown to defend the title on his behalf in ACW's first ever "Smear the Queer" Match.
  19. This was a Triple Threat Ultimate Torture Match that also featured Bernie Donderwitz.
  20. This title was renamed the ACW Institutional Title upon ACW's move to Colorado.

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Spotlight in History

  • 1957 Duke Keomuka def. Bull Curry for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
  • 1962 Hiro Matsuda & Don Kent def. Alberto Torres & Ramon Torres for the TSW United States Tag Team Titles
  • 1966 Tony Borne def. Louie Tillet for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
  • 1977 Captain USA def. Bruiser Brody for the WCCW American Heavyweight Title
  • 1980 Ken Mantell became the MSW Louisiana Champion
  • 1981 Eddie Gilbert & Ricky Morton def. Ed Wiskowski & Mike George for the TSW Tag Team Titles
  • 1983 Jimmy Garvin def. Kevin Von Erich for the WCCW American Heavyweight Title
  • 1988 The Simpson Brothers (Steve Simpson & Shaun Simpson) def. John Tatum & Jack Victory for the WCCW Texas Tag Team Titles
  • 2009 Team SuperBad (El Super Colibri & Justin Lee) def. Crazy Beautiful (Brett Taylor & Michael York) for the ComPro Tag Team Titles
  • 2015 La Famiglia (Luke Grayson & Thomas Knight) def. Seth Angel & Adrian Dell for the ComPro Tag Team Titles
  • 2020 Real Dirty Brawlers (Brawler Morrison & Thrash) def. Tommy Dean for the WFC Tag Team Titles
  • 2020 Jon Cross def. Luke Langley for the WFC Hometown Heroes Title
  • 2020 Tim Rockwell def. Jon Cross for the WFC Hometown Heroes Title
  • 2021 Thrash def. Luke Savage for the ASP Mid-American Title

Week of Sun 07-19 to Sat: 07-25

  • 07-19 1968 Fritz Von Erich & Grizzly Smith def. The Spoiler & Gary Hart for the WCCW American Tag Team Titles
  • 07-19 1968 Jack Dalton [1st] & Jim Dalton became the TSW Louisiana Tag Team Champions
  • 07-19 1971 Thunderbolt Patterson & Toru Tanaka def. Johnny Valentine & Wahoo McDaniel for the WCCW American Tag Team Titles
  • 07-19 1982 Bill Irwin def. Brian Adias for the WCCW Television Title
  • 07-19 2008 Dane Griffin def. Les Mayne for the 3DW Texoma Title
  • 07-19 2013 Big Daddy Moore became the BPPW Heavyweight Champion
  • 07-19 2019 Shawn Sanders became the ASP Inter-County Champion
  • 07-19 2019 Xavior def. Paul Puertorico for the MSWA Mid-South Heavyweight Title
  • 07-19 2019 Team Boner (Drake Gallows & Mascara La Parka) became the MSWA Mid-South Tag Team Champions
  • 07-19 2024 Father Padge became the MajCW Heavyweight Champion
  • 07-19 2024 Brandon Warhawk became the MajCW Flawless Champion
  • 07-19 2024 Hell's Kitchen (The Canadian Red Devil & The Lunchador) became the MajCW Tag Team Champions
  • 07-19 2024 Lunchador became the MajCW 24/7 On Call Champion
  • 07-19 2024 Nightwolf became the MajCW Native American Champion
  • 07-19 2024 Cardinal Sin def. Lunchador for the MajCW 24/7 On Call Title
  • 07-19 2024 Jason Simon/Bishop Simon def. Nightwolf for the MajCW Native American Title
  • 07-19 2024 Deacon Hendrix def. Cardinal Sin for the MajCW 24/7 On Call Title
  • 07-19 2024 Tyler Shade def. Deacon Hendrix for the MajCW 24/7 On Call Title
  • 07-20 1961 Waldo Von Erich def. Tony Martin for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
  • 07-20 1979 Gino Hernandez & El Gran Markus def. Jose Lothario & El Halcon for the WCCW American Tag Team Titles
  • 07-20 1986 Eddie Gilbert & Sting def. The Fantastics (Tommy Rogers & Bobby Fulton) for the UWF Tag Team Titles
  • 07-20 2008 The Forsaken (Michael Faith & Halo) def. Limited Edition (Les Mayne & Dane Griffin) for the MSWA Mid-South Tag Team Titles
  • 07-20 2013 Drake Gallows became the IZW Impact Division Champion
  • 07-20 2013 Kareem Sadat became the SWCW Hardcore Champion
  • 07-20 2014 The K. C. Wolves (Graham Bell & Luke Langley) became the WFC Tag Team Champions
  • 07-20 2018 Double D def. Colby Black for the MSWA eXpress Title
  • 07-20 2026 Vincent Cross def. Bang Bang Bennett for the RDW Na'Cho Momma's Hardcore Title
  • 07-21 1947 Buddy Rogers def. Dale Levin for the NWA Midwest World Title
  • 07-21 1979 Bill Watts & Buck Robley def. The Assassin & The Angel [1st] for the TSW United States Tag Team Titles
  • 07-21 2012 The Mercenary became the UWE United States Champion
  • 07-21 2012 L. J. McDaniels became the SWCW Womens Champion
  • 07-21 2012 Sam Stackhouse def. Jake O'Brien for the SRPW Heavyweight Title
  • 07-21 2012 Angel Blue def. Venus for the IZW Queens Title
  • 07-21 2018 Drake Gallows def. Alex Royal for the UWE Heavyweight Title
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  • 07-22 1959 Danny McShain def. The Zebra Kid for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
  • 07-22 1960 Danny Hodge def. Angelo Savoldi for the NWA World Junior Heavyweight Title
  • 07-22 1979 Mark Lewin def. Bruiser Brody for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
  • 07-22 1981 Bob Roop def. Super Destroyer for the MSW Louisiana Title
  • 07-22 1985 Butch Reed def. Dutch Mantell for the MSW Television Title
  • 07-22 2012 Cody Jones def. Les Mayne for the MSWA Oklahoma Title
  • 07-22 2016 Nathan Estrada def. Adrian Dell for the ComPro Oklahoma X Division Title
  • 07-22 2016 Steven Cruze def. Seth Angel for the ComPro Showtime Title
  • 07-22 2017 Future Hall of Famers/Impact, Inc. (Johnny Z & Damien Morte & Jermaine Johnson) became the IZW Tag Team Champions
  • 07-22 2017 Ryan Davidson def. Aaron Anders for the ComPro Oklahoma X Division Title
  • 07-22 2017 Aaron Anders def. Brian Breaker for the ComPro Heavyweight Title
  • 07-22 2017 Wesley Crane def. Skyler Fayden for the UWE United States Title
  • 07-22 2023 Tyler Midas def. The Lunchador for the WAH Hunger Dojo Title
  • 07-23 1967 Karl Kox def. Waldo Von Erich for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
  • 07-23 1979 Kerry Von Erich & Bruiser Brody became the WCCW Texas Tag Team Champions
  • 07-23 2004 Rocco Valentino def. Justin Lee for the TPW Oklahoma Heavyweight Title
  • 07-23 2005 Tyler Bateman def. John O'Malley for the MSWA Tri-State Title
  • 07-23 2011 John E. Stone def. Kevin James Sanchez for the SWCW Heavyweight Title
  • 07-23 2011 Double D def. Michael Barry for the IZW Impact Division Title
  • 07-23 2011 Teila & El Hoto Loco def. Chris Von Luhr & Jason Noal for the ACW Tag Team Titles
  • 07-23 2011 Chris Von Luhr & Jason Noal def. Teila & El Hoto Loco for the ACW Tag Team Titles
  • 07-23 2021 Ky-Ote def. Dane Griffin for the TexPro Oklahoma Title
  • 07-23 2026 MLP def. Vincent Cross for the RDW Na'Cho Momma's Hardcore Title
  • 07-23 2026 Bang Bang Bennett def. MLP for the RDW Na'Cho Momma's Hardcore Title
  • 07-23 2026 Vincent Cross def. Bang Bang Bennett for the RDW Na'Cho Momma's Hardcore Title
  • 07-24 1983 Magnum T. A. & Jim Duggan def. Ted DiBiase & Mr. Olympia for the MSW Mid-South Tag Team Titles
  • 07-24 2005 Brandon Groom & American Anarchy became the NWA-U Oklahoma Tag Team Champions
  • 07-24 2010 The Hardcore Connection (Maniac Mike & Shane Sanchez) def. X-Rated (Bobby Star & Kevin James Sanchez) for the SWCW Tag Team Titles
  • 07-24 2010 Kareem Sadat became the SWCW Hardcore Champion
  • 07-24 2010 Brandon Walker def. Jonathan Cross for the UWE Heavyweight Title
  • 07-24 2010 Jonathan Cross def. Brandon Walker for the UWE Heavyweight Title
  • 07-24 2019 Antonio Vega def. Shawn Sanders for the ASP Inter-County Title
  • 07-24 2020 Derek James def. Alex Royal for the BPW Oklahoma Title
  • 07-24 2020 Size Matters (Sam Stackhouse & Mike Starr) def. Legend Has It (Thrash & Killbane) for the BPW Oklahoma Tag Team Titles
  • 07-24 2020 Ethan Cole def. Tommy Dean for the BPW Lion Heart Title
  • 07-24 2022 Sam Stackhouse became the WCR Heavyweight Champion
  • 07-25 1957 Duke Keomuka def. Bull Curry for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
  • 07-25 1962 Hiro Matsuda & Don Kent def. Alberto Torres & Ramon Torres for the TSW United States Tag Team Titles
  • 07-25 1966 Tony Borne def. Louie Tillet for the WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles Title
  • 07-25 1977 Captain USA def. Bruiser Brody for the WCCW American Heavyweight Title
  • 07-25 1980 Ken Mantell became the MSW Louisiana Champion
  • 07-25 1981 Eddie Gilbert & Ricky Morton def. Ed Wiskowski & Mike George for the TSW Tag Team Titles
  • 07-25 1983 Jimmy Garvin def. Kevin Von Erich for the WCCW American Heavyweight Title
  • 07-25 1988 The Simpson Brothers (Steve Simpson & Shaun Simpson) def. John Tatum & Jack Victory for the WCCW Texas Tag Team Titles
  • 07-25 2009 Team SuperBad (El Super Colibri & Justin Lee) def. Crazy Beautiful (Brett Taylor & Michael York) for the ComPro Tag Team Titles
  • 07-25 2015 La Famiglia (Luke Grayson & Thomas Knight) def. Seth Angel & Adrian Dell for the ComPro Tag Team Titles
  • 07-25 2020 Real Dirty Brawlers (Brawler Morrison & Thrash) def. Tommy Dean for the WFC Tag Team Titles
  • 07-25 2020 Jon Cross def. Luke Langley for the WFC Hometown Heroes Title
  • 07-25 2020 Tim Rockwell def. Jon Cross for the WFC Hometown Heroes Title
  • 07-25 2021 Thrash def. Luke Savage for the ASP Mid-American Title
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