Grand Pro Wrestling
GPW Heavyweight Championship
Between March 2004 and October 2006, the Heavyweight Title was defended Internationally and therefore known as the International Title. Now only competed for domestically, from 2006 it has been known as The Heavyweight Title

Grand Pro Wrestling

Section Title: GPW Heavyweight Championship
Table Section Text: Between March 2004 and October 2006, the Heavyweight Title was defended Internationally and therefore known as the International Title. Now only competed for domestically, from 2006 it has been known as The Heavyweight Title

No.	Champion	Reign	Date	Days	Location	Event	Notes

1	Chris Hero	1	6 March 2004	228	Whitehaven	"Hold The Line Tour Pt.1"	The vacant title was contested between Hero and JC Thunder in Tables Match. The title was then known as the International Title

2	TJ Cain	1	17 October 2004	462	The Legion, Leigh	"...A Hero's Welcome"

3	Heresy	1	22 January 2006	268	Den Haag, Netherlands	"Shockwave"	The first time changed hands overseas. It was also the only time any GPW title has been contested on another promotions event.

4	Dirk Feelgood	1	17 October 2006	339	The Monaco Ballroom, Wigan	"Friday Night Thriller"	The title was renamed the GPW Heavyweight Title during Feelgood's reign and has only been defended in Wigan at the Rose Club, formally known as the Monaco Ballroom since

5	Darkside	1	21 September 2007	168	Wigan	"Back To School"	Unknown to the referee, Darkside actually pinned an impostor

6	Johnny Phere	1	7 March 2008	119	Wigan	"Strictly Come WRESTLING!"	Title was won in a 3-Way vs. Dirk Feelgood and Darkside

7	Bubblegum	1	4 July 2008	288	Wigan	"V"	Title was won in a 4-way vs. Johnny Phere vs. Dirk Feelgood vs. Darkside

8	Juggernaut	1	18 April 2009	461	Wigan	"Slam Jam"	Juggernaut was forced to retire following an irreparable knee injury bringing an end to a 461 day reign as champ. Juggernaut never wrestled again

9	"Dangerous" Damon Leigh	1	19 November 2010	378	Wigan	"Guts and Glory"	The vacant title was contested for in a singles match between Mark Kodiak and Damon Leigh who qualified after a mini tournament which also featured El Ligero and Dave Mastiff

10	Dirk Feelgood	2	2 December 2011	0	Wigan	"Do or Die"	The title was lost after Martin Kirby cashed in a Money in the Bank opportunity immediately after Feelgood had won. His reign lasted 60 seconds

11	Martin Kirby	1	2 December 2011	371	Wigan	"Do or Die"

12	Cyanide	1	7 December 2012	322	Wigan	"Heroes & Villains 2"	The title was won in a Triple Threat match featuring Cyanide, Martin Kirby and Joey Hayes

13	The Cause*	1	25 October 2013	343	Wigan	"Friday Night Thriller 7"	Won following a Gauntlet Match, The Cause (a 6-person group) held the title as a group and the group was recognized as the Heavyweight Champion

14	Dirk Feelgood*	3	3 October 2014	224	Wigan	"Friday Night Thriller 8"	Title won in Six Man Elimination tag Ricky J. McKenzie, Dirk Feelgood and Johnnie Brannigan v.

15	Ricky J. McKenzie (RJM)	1	15 May 2015	0	Wigan	"Battlefield"	RJM threatened to take the belt away from Wigan and abroad after he won it. As a result, he had to defend later that night in a 6 Way vs.

16	Bubblegum	2	15 May 2015	203	Wigan	"Battlefield"

17	Tyson T-Bone*	1	4 December 2015	259	Wigan	"Double Jeopardy"	Won in a special "Double Jeopardy Match" where both the Heavyweight and the British Titles were defended, first fall for the Heavyweight, second for the British.

18	Dylan Roberts	1	19 August 2016	694	Wigan	"Midsummer Madness"

19	Joey Hayes	1	14 July 2018	257+	Wigan	"XV"

Sentence(s)

In July 2018, Joey Hayes ended Dylan Roberts' unprecedented 694 day heavyweight title reign.

final_sentence: In July 2018, Joey Hayes ended Dylan Roberts' unprecedented 694 day heavyweight title reign.