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Title Histories

WFC Heavyweight Championship

Won By Date Footnote
Jon Cross Sep 19 2015 1
Tim Rockwell Oct 08 2016 2
X-Cal Dec 03 2016  
Tim Rockwell Feb 04 2017 3
Mr. Nasty Jul 08 2017 4
Tim Rockwell Feb 03 2018  
Paul Puertorico Dec 01 2018 5
Malico Jan 12 2019  
Paul Puertorico Feb 09 2019 6
Double D Jun 15 2019 7
Sam Stackhouse Jan 18 2020 8
Alex Royal Aug 22 2020  
Sam Stackhouse Oct 24 2020 9
Alex Royal Nov 14 2020  
Luke Langley Oct 23 2021 10
Wesley Crane Aug 06 2022  
Dutch Hagen Oct 22 2022 11
Thrash Feb 24 2024  
Tim Rockwell May 04 2024 12
Thrash Jun 02 2024  
Tim Rockwell Jul 06 2024 13
Justin Lee Jan 04 2025 14
Tim Rockwell Jul 12 2025  
Wrangler Rhett Apr 04 2026  
Richie Adams Aug 01 2026  
Wrangler Rhett Oct 03 2026 15
  1. Cross def. Christopher Fury in a Ladder Match to become the inaugural champion
  2. Rockwell def. Cross for the title in a Steel Cage Match
  3. X-Cal was forced to vacate the title on January 11 as a result of a shoulder injury. Tim Rockwell def. Mr. Nasty for the vacant title
  4. Tim Rockwell was forced to relenquish the WFC Title on July 8th, due to not being medically cleared to compete. Mr. Nasty won the title by winning the Rumble For A Cause
  5. Puertorico def. Rockwell for the title in a No DQ Match
  6. Puertorico def. Malico for the title in a “Who’s Your Daddy” Match
  7. Paul Puertorico relinquished the title after suffering an injury at the hands of Wesley Crane. D def. Drake Gallows for the vacant title
  8. Stackhouse def. D for the title in a No DQ/No Countout Match
  9. Stackhouse def. Royal for the title in a Title-vs-Career Match
  10. Langley def. Royal for the title in a No Holds Barred Match
  11. Hagen def. Crane for the title in a Fatal 4-Way Match that also included Luke Langley and Thrash
  12. Rockwell def. Thrash for the title in a No Holds Barred Match
  13. Rockwell def. Thrash for the title in a Fatal 4-Way match that also involved Duke Cornell and Zac Royal
  14. Lee def. Rockwell in a Broken Arrow Street Fight.
  15. Rhett def. Adams for the title in a Bunkhouse Match, causing Stevie Caballero to be fired and banned from WFC forever.

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