WCPW Heavyweight Championship
Reigns

WCPW Heavyweight Championship

Section Title: Reigns
Table Section Text: None

#	Wrestlers	Reign	Date	Days held	Location	Event	Notes	Ref.

1	Steve Regal	1	April 13, 1988	619	Chicago, Illinois	Live event

2	Frank Melson	1	December 23, 1989	126	Harvard, Illinois	Live event

3	Hurricane Smith	1	April 28, 1990	238	Dixon, Illinois	Live event

4	Frank Melson	2	December 22, 1990	147	Harvard, Illinois	Live event

5	Ron Powers	1	May 18, 1991	421	Chicago, Illinois	Live event

6	K.C. Knight	1	July 12, 1992	664	Stone Park, Illinois	Live event

7	Mike Samson	1	May 7, 1994	952	Hammond, Indiana	Live event

8	Mike Anthony	1	December 14, 1996	938	Hammond, Indiana	Live event

9	The Polish Crippler	1	July 10, 1999	88	Chicago, Illinois	Live event

10	Killer Khalsa Singh	1	October 6, 1999	N/A	Schaumburg, Illinois	Live event

—	Vacated	—	November 1999	—	N/A	N/A	The championship is vacated when Singh is stripped of the title.

11	The Polish Crippler	2	December 11, 1999	161	N/A	Season's Beatings (1999)	The Polish Crippler won the vacant championship in a tournament final.

12	Willie Richardson	1	May 20, 2000	371	Hammond, Indiana	Battle of the Belts 12 (2000)

13	Steve Boz	1	May 26, 2001	82	Hammond, Indiana	Battle of the Belts 13 (2001)

14	Willie Richardson	2	August 16, 2001	107	Fairbury, Illinois	Live event

15	Steve Boz	2	December 1, 2001	168	Chicago, Illinois	Live event

16	Ripper Manson	1	May 18, 2002	1,092	Cicero, Illinois	Live event

—	Vacated	—	May 14, 2005	—	Hammond, Indiana	Battle of the Belts 17 (2002)	Manson defeated Larry Zbyszko in what would be his final match. He was the first and only wrestler to retire as champion.

17	Vito Fontaine	1	2005	N/A	N/A	Live event

18	Baltazar	1	June 24, 2006	N/A	Midlothian, Illinois	Live event

—	Vacated	—	June 2007	—	N/A	N/A	The championship is vacated when Night Breed (Abaddon and Baltazar) leave the promotion to join the rival Vanguard Wrestling All-Star Alliance.

19	Austin Roberts	1	October 26, 2007	561	Chicago, Illinois	Monster Bash (2009)	Roberts defeated Sean Mulligan in a tournament final to win the vacant championship. On May 17, 2008, the title was unified with the Bare Knuckles and League Championships to create the "WCPW World Heavyweight Championship".

20	Sean Mulligan	1	May 9, 2009	62	Calumet City, Illinois	Battle of the Belts 21 (2009)

21	Psycho	1	July 10, 2009	36	Bridgeview, Illinois	Legends Under the Stars (2009)	Psycho won all of WCPW's singles titles, with exception to the lightweight championship, in a "Pot of Gold" battle royal. On August 15, 2009, due to his controversial victory, he was ordered by WCPW promoter Sam DeCero to defend his titles in a second battle royal during "Hot Summer Nights".

21	Sean Mulligan	2	August 15, 2009	<1	Chicago, Illinois	Hot Summer Nights (2009)	The heavyweight championship was returned to Mulligan when the titles were returned to the previous champions.

22	Mike Anthony	2	August 15, 2009	70	Chicago, Illinois	Hot Summer Nights (2009)

23	Sean Mulligan	3	October 24, 2009	119	Chicago, Illinois	Monster Bash (2009)

24	Bailey Mannix	1	February 20, 2010	210	Chicago, Illinois	Live event

—	Vacated	—	September 18, 2010	—	Chicago, Illinois	WCPW Studio Show	The championship is vacated when WCPW "general manager" Psycho strips all champions of their titles.

25	Sean Mulligan	4	September 18, 2010	89	Chicago, Illinois	WCPW Studio Show	Defeated Justin Reno to win the vacant championship.

—	Deactivated	—	December 16, 2010	—	N/A	N/A	WCPW merged with Chicago Pro Wrestling Academy on December 16, 2010, to form Dynasty Sports Entertainment and Mulligan was the final champion in WCPW as a company.

Sentence(s)

The inaugural champion was Steve Regal, who won the title in Chicago, Illinois on April 13, 1988 to become the first WCPW Heavyweight Champion.

final_sentence: The inaugural champion was Steve Regal, who won the title in Chicago, Illinois on April 13, 1988 to become the first WCPW Heavyweight Champion.