Wrestling Information Archive - National Wrestling League / House of Pain Wrestling Federation Title Histories

National Wrestling League / House of Pain Wrestling Federation Title Histories

Name	Date	Location	Notes
John Rambo	1989		1
Cactus Jack	1991	Guam
John Rambo (2)	1991	Guam	2
Neil Superior	1991	Hagerstown, Maryland	3
Neil Superior (2)	November, 17, 1995	Clear Spring, Maryland	4
John Rambo (3)	1997	Hagerstown, Maryland	5
Gutterboy	April 22, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland
John Rambo (4)	May 13, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland
Spazman Anthony	December 29, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland	6
Jimmy Snuka	February 1, 2001	Frederick, Maryland
Spazman Anthony (2)	March 29, 2001	Cumberland, Maryland
John Rambo (5)	June 26, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland
Spazman Anthony (3)	January 15, 2002	Hagerstown, Maryland	7
John Rambo (6)	April 20, 2002	Bainbridge Township, Ohio
Jake Davis	January 11, 2003	Martinsburg, West Virginia
Headshrinker Samu	February 8, 2003	Greencastle, Pennsylvania	8
Aidean	May 24, 2003	Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania
Morgus the Maniac	July 19, 2003	Martinsburg, West Virginia	9
Leslie Leatherman	November 1, 2003	Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania
The Patriot	January 23, 2004	Newville, Pennsylvania
Leslie Leatherman (2)	January 24, 2004	Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania
Headshrinker Samu	February 14, 2004	Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania
Leslie Leatherman (3)	May 8, 2004	Hagerstown, Maryland
Headshrinker Samu (2)	June 19, 2004	Martinsburg, West Virginia	10
Pirate of the Caribbean	June 26, 2004	Newville, Pennsylvania	11
Dorian Deville	July 3, 2004	Hagerstown, Maryland
OGB	July 6, 2004	Hagerstown, Maryland	12
Super Destroyer	July 17, 2004	Martinsburg, West Virginia
Snatch Haggis	September 18, 2004	Martinsburg, West Virginia	13
Headshrinker Samu (3)	October 9, 2004	Waynesboro, Pennsylvania	14
Genesis	March 19, 2005	Newville, Pennsylvania	15
Jason Static	May 21, 2005	Newville, Pennsylvania	16
Gutterboy (2)	August 13, 2005	Newville, Pennsylvania	17
John Rambo (7)	December 17, 2005	Martinsburg, West Virginia
Gutterboy (3)	May 20, 2006	Newville, Pennsylvania	18
Leslie Leatherman (4)	March 31, 2007	Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Gangrel	May 25, 2007	Hagerstown, Maryland
Headshrinker Samu (4)	June 30, 2007	Cambridge, Maryland	19
Todd Hill	January 26, 2008	Hagerstown, Maryland	20

1. John Rambo defeated Ivan Koloff for the title.
2. John Rambo defeated Cactus Jack for the title after NWL president Dick Caricofe had the title vacated after a match technicality.
3. Neil Superior defeated Helmut Hesler after title was vacated by John Rambo left the NWL.
4. Neil Superior successfully defended the NWL title when Mike Himeberger's win was reversed for using his feet on the ropes.
5. John Rambo defeated Bob Starr for vacant title due to the sudden and tragic death of Neil Superior.
6. Spazman Anthony was awarded the title by John Rambo at the NWL/HoPWF "Year End Awards" event and was also named NWL Wrestler of the Year.
7. Spazman Anthony won the title in a stipulation 6-man tag team match.
8. Won in a six-man tag team match, when Headshrinker Samu, John Rambo, and Kevin Featherstone defeated Jake Davis, Flex Fenom, and Leslie Leatherman.
9. This was a Lumberjack Leather Strap match.
10. Vacated the title after winning it.
11. Won the title in a 10-Man Battle Royal.
12. Won the title by forfeit.
13. Won the title by forfeit. Title was declared vacant on July 7, 2004.
14. Headshrinker Samu defeated John Rambo, Gutterboy, and Carnage in a four-way match to win the title.
15. Genesis defeated Headshrinker Samu and Kage in a three-way match to win the title.
16. Jason Static won the title by forfeit. Genesis suffered a knee injury while wrestling Queenan Creed this past Thursday, and he will be out of action for 4 to 6 weeks.
17. Gutterboy defeated John Rambo, Nikita Allanov, and Jason Static in a four-way match to win the title.
18. Gutterboy defeated John Rambo, Ryot, and Asian Sinsation in a "Four-Way" match to win the title.
19. Gangrel forfeited the title on June 4, 2007, when he notified NWL president Dick Caricofe that he would not be able to make a scheduled title defense on June 30, 2007. Headshrinker Samu pinned Leslie Leatherman to win the vacant title. Title vacated in January 2008.
20. Todd Hill won a Battle Royal to win the vacant title.

Name	Date	Location	Notes
Fumar	December 13, 1997	Hagerstown, Maryland	1
Slickyboy	September 26, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland	2
New Jersy Devil	November 8, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland	3
John Balsamo	April 9, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland	4
Flex Fenom	September 7, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland
Paul Beswick	October 31, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland	5
John Balsamo (2)	January 4, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland	6
OGB	May 18, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland	7
Hyjinx	September 26, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland	8
John Balsamo (3)	December 16, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland	9
Chuckie Manson	March 29, 2001	Cumberland, Maryland	10
Flex Fenom (2)	June 16, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland
Adam Brown	June 25, 2002	Hagerstown, Maryland
Flex Fenom (3)	July 23, 2002	Hagerstown, Maryland
Aidiean	September 28, 2002	Greencastle, Pennsylvania	11
Hyjinx (2)	October 26, 2002	Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania	12
The Freak	November 19, 2002	Hagerstown, Maryland	13
Flex Fenom (4)	February 11, 2003	Hagerstown, Maryland
The Freak (2)	February 22, 2003	Hagerstown, Maryland
The Nomad	March 4, 2003	Hagerstown, Maryland	14
Hyjinx (3)	April 19, 2003	Hagerstown, Maryland
Jerkface	May 6, 2003	Hagerstown, Maryland
OGB (2)	May 20, 2003	Hagerstown, Maryland	15
Hyjinx (4)	June 10, 2003	Hagerstown, Maryland	16
OGB (3)	July 29, 2003	Hagerstown, Maryland	17
Hyjinx (5)	October 4, 2003	Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania	18
OGB (4)	October 18, 2003	Gettysburg, Pennsylvania	19
Hyjinx (6)	November 15, 2003	Newville, Pennsylvania
OGB (5)	December 13, 2003	Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
Chad Bowman	February 14, 2004	Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania	20
Hyjinx (7)	March 9, 2004	Hagerstown, Maryland	21
Chad Bowman (2)	July 17, 2004	Martinsburg, West Virginia
Fumar (2)	April 2, 2005	Hagerstown, Maryland
Jerkface	May 21, 2005	Newville, Pennsylvania	22
Jackpot Jimmy Jessup	August 6, 2005	Hagerstown, Maryland	23
Doken	August 9, 2005	Hagerstown, Maryland	24
Jerkface (2)	September 10, 2005	Waynesboro, Pennsylvania	25
Jackpot Jimmy Jessup (2)	October 15, 2005	Martinsburg, West Virginia	26
Ian Decay	October 18, 2005	Hagerstown, Maryland
Chuckie Manson	November 19, 2005	Newville, Pennsylvania	27
Blackhawk	December 17, 2005	Martinsburg, West Virginia	28
Chris Cline	January 21, 2006	Hagerstown, Maryland
Crazy Shea	March 7, 2006	Hagerstown, Maryland	29
Blackhawk (2)	March 21, 2006	Hagerstown, Maryland	30
Chris Cline (2)	April 1, 2006	Wardensville, West Virginia	31
Blackhawk (3)	April 8, 2006	Hagerstown, Maryland	32
Dexter Alexander	July 15, 2006	Martinsburg, West Virginia	33
Blackhawk (4)	July 15, 2006	Martinsburg, West Virginia	34
Jackpot Jimmy Jessup (3)	July 7, 2007	Hagerstown, Maryland	35
Blackhawk (5)	July 31, 2007	Hagerstown, Maryland

1. Fumar defeated Shorty Smalls for the title.
2. Slickyboy defeated Mike Gunner for vacant title
3. Title Vacated on March 25, 1999.
4. John Balsamo defeated Aidiean for vacant title.
5. Paul Beswick was awarded title when Flex Fenom didn't show up.
6. John Balsamo defeated OGB and Hyjinx for vacant title.
7. OGB awarded title due to forfeit when John Balsamo didn't show up. Title vacated on September 1, 2000
8. Hyjinx defeated OGB and Jerkface in a triple threat match to win the title.
9. John Balsamo wins the title via forfeit when Hyjinx no-showed for the event. Title vacated on March 19, 2001 when Balsmo was injured.
10. Chuckie Manson defeated Blackhawk for the title.
11. Aidiean defeated Flex Fenom, Hyjinx, and Fumar in a fatal-four way match to win the NWL title. Aidiean's HoPWF Cruiserweight title was also on the line in the match and retained.
12. Hijinx won the title in a tag team match when he teamed with Fumar against Aidean and Flex Fenom.
13. The Freak defeated Hyjinx and Chuckie Manson in a triple Threat Match.
14. The Nomad defeated The Freak and Flex Fenom in a triple threat match.
15. OGB won a battle royal to win the title.
16. Hyjinx defeated OGB and The Nomad in a triple threat match.
17. OGB awarded title due to forfeit when Hyjinx didn't show up.
18. Hyjinx defeated OGB, John Balsamo, and Fumar in a four way match to win the title.
19. OGB defeated Hyjinx in a Lumberjack Ladder match to win the title.
20. Chad Bowman defeated OGB in a Lumberjack match to win the title. Title vacated in March of 2004.
21. Hyjinx defeated OGB in a Best 2 out of 3 Falls Match to win the title.
22. Jerkface won the vacant title in a "Tag Team Elimination" match. The match was between Big New Yorkers (Jackpot Jimmy Jessup & Jerkface) vs. Crucial Impact (Doken & Harlen Kano).
23. Jackpot Jimmy Jessup defeated Jeremy "Izzy" Stoned, Stefan Slayer, and Jerkface in a "Four-Way Dance Elimination" match to win the title.
24. Doken was awarded the title by forfeit when Jimmy Jessup didn't show up.
25. Jerkface defeated Doken, Dexter Alexander, and Lance McIntyre in a "Lumberjack Strap Four Way Dance" match to win the title. The title was vacated on September 15, 2005.
26. Jackpot Jimmy Jessup defeated Robbie Paige, Dr. Spider, and Harlen Kano in a Four-Way match to win the vacant title.
27. This was a "Title vs. Title" match where Chuckie Manson is the NWL/HoPWF Hardcore Champion. Title vacated on December 17, 2005 when Manson retired.
28. Won the title in a Battle Royal.
29. This was a "Best Two out of Three Falls" match.
30. Blackhawk defeated Chris Kline and Crazy Shea in a "Three Way Elimination" match to win the title. Title vacated on April 1, 2006 when Blackhawk was injured.
31. Chris Cline defeated Jeremy "Izzy" Stoned, Tommy Mandrake, and The Freak in a "Four Way" match to win the vacant title.
32. Blackhawk no-showed for the event and the title was forfeited on June 17, 2006.
33. Dexter Alexander defeated Jeremy "Izzy" Stoned, Harlen Kano, and Blackhawk in a "4-Way Elimination" match to win the vacant title. After the match, it was reported that Alexander did not fall within the required weight limit for cruiserweight wrestlers. A scale was brought out and Dexter Alexander was immediately stripped of the title when the scale revealed he was 4 pounds over the weight limit.
34. Since Blackhawk was the second runner-up in the "4-Way Elimination" match, he was awarded the title.
35. Won the title by forfeit.

National Wrestling League/ House of Pain Wrestling Federation Hardcore Title:

Name	Date	Location	Notes
Chuckie Manson	October 11, 2003	Martinsburg, West Virginia	1
Blood	October 18, 2003	Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Chuckie Manson (2)	December 13, 2003	Chambersburg, Pennsylvania	2
John Rambo	January 10, 2004	Martinsburg, West Virginia	3
Jake Davis	February 14, 2004	Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania
OGB	April 17, 2004	Newville, Pennsylvania	4
Blood (2)	May 15, 2004	Martinsburg, West Virginia	5
Shorty Smalls	July 17, 2004	Martinsburg, West Virginia
Chuckie Manson (3)	October 16, 2004	Martinsburg, West Virginia
The Phantom	December 4, 2004	Newville, Pennsylvania	6
Chuckie Manson (4)	December 18, 2004	Martinsburg, West Virginia	7
Axl Rotten	January 29, 2005	Newville, Pennsylvania	8
Chuckie Manson (5)	May 7, 2005	Martinsburg, West Virginia	9
Shorty Smalls (2)	December 17, 2005	Martinsburg, West Virginia	10
Dave Donovan	February 25, 2006	Martinsburg, West Virginia	11
Erik Polaris	June 10, 2006	Martinsburg, West Virginia
Dave Donavan (2)	September 30, 2006	Keyser, West Virginia	12
Ian Decay	November 11, 2006	Newville, Pennsylvania	13
OGB	March 17, 2007	Newville, Pennsylvania	14
Todd Hill	May 5, 2007	Newville, Pennsylvania	15
Chris Cline	May 19, 2007	Martinsburg, West Virginia	16
Brent Rage	June 23, 2007	Martinsburg, West Virginia	17
Jackpot Jimmy Jessup	March 29, 2008	Martinsburg, West Virginia	18

1. Chuckie Manson defeated Shorty Smalls, Morgus The Maniac, and Blood in a Four-Way Weapons and Thumbtacks match to win the title.
2. Chuckie Manson defeated Scott Vaughn and Jake Davis tin a three-way match to win the title. Blood no-showed for the match and vacated the title.
3. John Rambo defeated Chuckie Manson, Blood, and Pirate of the Carribean in a "Martial Arts/Barbwire Weapons" to win the title.
4. This was a Shoot Fight match. Title vacated on May 15, 2004 due to injury.
5. Blood defeated Ian Decay and John Rambo in a "Three-Way Fans Bring the Weapons" match to win the title.
6. Title was vacated when The Phantom was unable to make a title defense on December 18, 2004.
7. Chuckie Manson defeated Blood to win the vacant title.
8. Title was vacated when Chuckie Manson was unable to make a title defense. Axl Rotten defeated Blood and Shorty Smalls in a three-way match to win the vacant title.
9. Chuckie Manson defeated Axl Rotten and SwitchBlade in a three-way hardcore match to win the title.
10. Shorty Smalls defeated SwitchBlade, Chuckie Manson, Hal Litzer, Blood, and Marc Mandrake in a "Six Man Barbwire Christmas Tree" match to win the title. Title vacated by Shorty Smalls on February 25, 2006.
11. Dave Donovan defeated Erik Polaris and Marc Mandrake in a "Barbwire" match to win the vacant title.
12. Dave Donavan defeated Shorty Smalls in a "Barbed Wire" match to win the vacant title.
13. Dave Donovan could not make it to the event and the title was vacated. Ian Decay defeated Sik Rik Matrix to win the vacant title.
14. OGB won the "Over The Top Rope Bunkhouse Battle Royal" to win the vacant title.
15. Todd Hill won the "Over The Top Rope Bunkhouse Battle Royal" to win the title.
16. Todd Hill was unable to defend the title. Chris Cline defeated Kevin Featherstone, OGB, and John Rambo in a "Four Way" match to win the vacant title.
17. Brent Rage defeated Blood, Professor Egon Ecton, John Rambo, and Chris Cline in a "Five-Way Slaughterhouse-Five Weapons" match to win the title.
18. Brent Rage could not make it to the scheduled title defense and vacated the title. Jackpot Jimmy Jessup defeated Goldthumb, Psycrotes and Blood to become the new champion.

National Wrestling League/ House of Pain Wrestling Federation Television Title:

National Wrestling League/ House of Pain Wrestling Federation Luchadore Title:

1. Spyral defeated Joker, Fumar, Sam Sanders, The Freak, Chris Nightmare, Aden Chambers, John "Paisano" Balsamo, Brandon Mercury, Jason Stone, and Shawn Summers in a 11-man Royal Rumble to win the title.
2. Sam Sanders forfieted the title when was not able to defend it. Crazy Shea was awarded the title. Title was abandoned in July of 2004.

1. Bambi defeated Heidi Lee Morgan for the title.
2. Peggy Lee Leather won title via forfeit when Rusty Foxx was injured.
3. Title Vacated in 1994.
4. Rusty Foxx defeated Miss Linda for vacant title.
5. Title Vacated. Gillberg defeated Keizer in a match that stipulated if Keizer lost he would vacate the NWL Ladies title on May 13, 1999.
6. Fantasia defeated Nasty Jenn for vacant title. Title was vacated in 2000.
7. AmyLee defeated Molly McShane by Disqualification to win the title.
8. Molly McShane defeated AmyLee and Stacy (formerly known as WWF's Kat) in a triple threat match to win the title.
9. Madison wins the title by forfeit when Molly McShane no-shows.
10. Title vacated in 2002 when Fantasia leaves the promotion.
11. Amy Lee won a Battle Royal to win the revived title.
12. This was a No Disqualification match.
13. Amy Lee and Shorty Smalls defeated Kacee Carlisle and Jerkface in a Mixed Tag Team Match to win the title. The title was retired on March 17, 2007 after there were no title defenses in 6 months.
14. Amy Lee defeated Kacee Carlisle to win the revived title.

National Wrestling League/ House of Pain Wrestling Federation Ladies Tag Team Title:

1. Alere Little Feather and Debbie Sue defeated Luscious Lily and Cindy Rogers to become first champions.

1. Miles "Vader" Glencoe defeated Little Salami for the title. Title Vacated in 1997.
2. Joe Kidd defeated Bad Boy Buck for vacant title.
3, The title was abandoned.

Name	Date	Location	Notes
The Brothers Superior	1989		1
Disciples of Darkness	1990		2
The Fantastics	1991
Disciples of Darkness (2)	1992
Paul Orndoff and B. Brian Blair	1993		3
The Samoan Gangstas	December 12, 1997	Hagerstown, Maryland	4
The New Age Grungers	September 26, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland	5
Latin Connection (Fumar and Latin Lover)	December 5, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland	6
The Grungers (Skank and Gutterboy)	May 29, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland	7
Rocco Murder and Chuckie Manson	October 16, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland
Morgus the Maniac and Hardrock Hamilton	November 7, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland	8
Aidiean and Flex Fenom	February 19, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland	9
Jon Rocker and Gutterboy	April 25, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland	10
The Grungers (Gutterboy and Grime)	January 26, 2001	Winchester, Virginia	11
Flex Fenom and Chuckie Manson	February 10, 2001	Keyser, West Virginia	12
The Grungers (Gutterboy and Scott)	February 10, 2001	Keyser, West Virginia	13
House of Pain Bullies (Skagnetti and Gutterboy)	August 4, 2001	Cumberland, Maryland	14
Aidean and Flex Fenom	January 12, 2002	Hagerstown, Maryland	15
Leslie Leatherman and Jake Davis	February 23, 2002	Keyser, West Virginia
Gutterboy and Spazman Anthony	July 9, 2002	Hagerstown, Maryland
Leslie Leatherman and Jake Davis (2)	August 27, 2002	Hagerstown, Maryland	16
Spazman Anthony and Kevin Featherstone	December 28, 2002	Hagerstown, Maryland
Leslie Leatherman and Jake Davis (3)	January 7, 2003	Hagerstown, Maryland	17
John Rambo and Kevin Featherstone	February 8, 2003	Greencastle, Pennsylvania	18
Leselie Leatherman and Flex Fenom	May 24, 2003	Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania
Headshrinker Samu and John Rambo	June 21, 2003	Martinsburg, West Virginia	19
Professor Egon Ecton and Gutterboy	December 13, 2003	Chambersburg, Pennsylvania	20
Headshrinker Samu and John Rambo (2)	January 23, 2004	Newville, Pennsylvania
Leslie Leatherman and Jake Davis (4)	September 18, 2004	Martinsburg, West Virginia	21
Buzz Stryker and Morgus the Maniac	October 9, 2004	Waynesboro, Pennsylvania	22
Morgus the Maniac and Axl Rotten	February 5, 3005	Hagerstown, Maryland	23
Shorty Smalls and Deuce Donnatelli	February 26, 2005	Martinsburg, West Virginia	24
Kevin Featherstone and Scott Vaughn	September 10, 2005	Waynesboro, Pennsylvania
Shorty Smalls and Doken	September 13, 2005	Hagerstown, Maryland	25
Kevin Featherstone and Scott Vaughn (2)	September 17, 2005	Hagerstown, Maryland
Shorty Smalls and Deuce Donnatelli (2)	November 19, 2005	Newville, Pennsylvania	26
Doken and Harlen Kano	December 17, 2005	Martinsburg, West Virginia	27
Gutterboy and Jerkface	February 4, 2006	Hagerstown, Maryland	28
Kevin Featherstone and Scott Vaughn (2)	April 29, 2006	Martinsburg, West Virginia	29
Chris Cline and Robbie Paige	July 15, 2006	Martinsburg, West Virginia
John Rambo and Master of Disaster	September 30, 2006	Keyser, West Virginia	30
John Rambo and OGB	November 11, 2006	Newville, Pennsylvania	31
OGB and Professor Egon Ecton	February 24, 2007	Martinsburg, West Virginia	32
LT and Damien Mulchi	March 17, 2007	Newville, Pennsylvania	33
Chris Cline and Robbie Paige (2)	June 9, 2007	Chambersburg, Pennsylvania	34
Cory Bush and Todd Hill	October 26, 2007	Hagerstown, Maryland	35
Latin Hit Squad (Rush and Enforcer)	November 17, 2007	Martinsburg, West Virginia
Chris Cline and Robbie Paige (2)	February 16, 2008	McConnellsburg, Maryland
John Rambo and Jimmy Smith	February 23, 2008	Hagerstown, Maryland

1. The Brothers Superior defeated the Cream Team for the titles.
2. Disciples of Darkness defeated the Fantastics after title was vacated because of the split up of the Brothers Superior.
3. Title Vacated in 1994
4. The Samoan Gangstas defeated Grungers for vacant title
5. The New Age Grungers defeated the Tribal Nation for vacant title
6. Latin Connection (Fumar and Latin Lover) defeated Stormy Weather for vacant title. Vacated title on January 1, 1999.
7. The Grungers (Skank and Gutterboy) defeated Scott Vaughn and Chuckie Manson for vacant title
8. Title Vacated neither of the tag team champs showed to defend the title on January 4, 2000.
9. Aidiean and Flex Fenom won a Tag Team triple threat match.
10. Titles were vacated.
11. The Grungers (Gutterboy and Grime) defeated Aidiean and Flex Fenom for the titles.
12. Won the titles by forfeit when Grunger Grime didn't appear on the card.
13. Titles were vacated on May 30, 2001.
14. House of Pain Bullies (Skagnetti and Gutterboy) defeated The Big New Yorkers (Slicky D and Jerkface) for the tag team titles. Titles were vacated in December of 2001.
15. Aidean and Flex Fenom defeated Latin Tornado and Jack Hammer to win the vacated tag team titles.
16. Won the titles by forfeit.
17. Won the titles by forfeit. Titles were held up on February 1, 2003 after a match between Leslie Leatherman and Jake Davis and John Rambo and Kevin Featherstone in Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania.
18. Won in a six-man tag team match, when Headshrinker Samu, John Rambo, and Kevin Featherstone defeated Jake Davis, Flex Fenom, and Leslie Leatherman.
19. This was a Barbed Wire Basball Bat match.
20. Professor Egon Ecton and Gutterboy defeated John Rambo and Samu, Shorty Smalls and Deuce Donnatelli, and Dan and Brent Rage in an "8-Man Tornado" match to win the tag team titles.
21. Title was vacated when Jake Davis is no longer able to participate at the NWL/HoPWF events due to his job schedule.
22. Buzz Stryker and Morgus the Maniac defeated Kevin Featherstone and Scott Vaughn to win the tag team titles.
23. Morgus the Maniac and Axl Rotten Defeated Headshrinker Samu and Super Destroyer for the title which had been vacated due to Buzz Stryker's knee injury.
24. The Goodfellas (Shorty Smalls and Deuce Donnatelli) defeated Dino Devine and Chad Bowman, Chuckie Manson and Blood, and Morgus the Maniac and Buzz Stryker in a "four-way weapons" match to win the tag team titles.
25. Won the titles by forfeit.
26. Shorty Smalls and Deuce Donnatelli defeated Headshrinker Samu & John Rambo, and Kevin Featherstone & Scott Vaughn in a three-way match to win the tag team titles.
27. Doken and Harlen Kano defeated Shorty Smalls and Deuce Donnatelli, and Kevin Featherstone and Scott Vaughn in a three-way match to win the tag team titles.
28. Doken and Harlen Kano were unable to defend the title at this event and had to forfeit the championship. Old School and Gutterboy and Jerkface battled it out for the vacant title. Gutterboy and Jerkface became the new NWL Tag Team champions.
29. Kevin Featherstone and Scott Vaughn defeated Brooklyn Panther and Chris Cline, Doken and Harlen Kano, and Latin Rage and Fumar in a "Four Way" match to win the vacant tag team titles.
30. John Rambo and Master of Disaster defeated Leslie Leatherman and Kage to win the vacant titles.
31. Master of Disaster could not make the event and the title was vacated. John Rambo and OGB defeated Chris Cline and Robbie Paige to win the vacant tag team titles. Title vacated on February 24, 2007 due to John Rambo's back injury.
32. OGB and Professor Egon Ecton defeated Dexter Alexander and LT to win the vacant tag team titles.
33. LT & Damien Mulchi defeated Robbie Paige & Brandon Scott, Kevin Featherstone & Scott Vaughn, and Professor Egon Ecton & OGB in an "Eight Man Tornado" match to win the tag team titles. Title vacated in June 2007.
34. Chris Cline and Robbie Paige defeated John Rambo and Headshrinker Samu to win the vacant tag team titles.
35. Cory Bush and Todd Hill defeated Latin Hit Squad, and Robbie Paige and Chris Cline in a "Three Way" match to win the tag team titles.

Name	Date	Location	Notes
Blackhawk	April 18, 1997	Hagerstown, Maryland	1
Slickyboy	May 27, 1997	Hagerstown, Maryland
Big E. Sleeze	July 1, 1997	Hagerstown, Maryland	2
Skank	November 18, 1997	Hagerstown, Maryland	3
Jack Hammer	March 17, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland
Slickyboy (2)	June 30, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland
Gutterboy	July 7, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland	4
Bart Sawyer	July 14, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland
Skank (2)	July 21, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland
Blackhawk (2)	September 8, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland	5
Thor	October 20, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland
Thor (2)	November 24, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland	6
Blackhawk (3)	December 5, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland
Ox Hog	February 2, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland	7
Morgus the Maniac	April 6, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland
Spazman Brian Anthony	June 22, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland	8
Aidiean	July 6, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland	9
Gutterboy (2)	November 16, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland
Aidiean (2)	May 2, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland	10
Chewey	March 6, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland	11
Slickyboy (3)	April 3, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland	12
Jake Davis	June 12, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland
Leslie Leatherman	July 4, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland
Jake Davis (2)	July 10, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland
Leslie Leatherman (2)	July 17, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland
Jake Davis (3)	July 24, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland
Leslie Leatherman (3)	July 31, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland	13
J.D. Thunder	December 4, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland	14
Jake Davis (4)	January 15, 2002	Hagerstown, Maryland	15
Spazman Anthony (2)	April 23, 2002	Hagerstown, Maryland
Leslie Leatherman (4)	August 31, 2002	Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania
Spazman Anthony (3)	September 10, 2002	Hagerstown, Maryland
Kevin Featherstone	October 15, 2002	Hagerstown, Maryland
Aidiean (3)	December 7, 2002	Greencastle, Pennsylvania	16
Latin Tornado	January 11, 2003	Martinsburg, West Virginia
Aidiean (4)	February 1, 2003	Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania	17
Latin Tornado (2)	February 8, 2003	Greencastle, Pennsylvania	18
Kevin Featherstone (2)	July 19, 2003	Martinsburg, West Virginia	19
Tank Thomas	August 30, 2003	Hagerstown, Maryland
Kevin Featherstone (3)	September 2, 2003	Hagerstown, Maryland	20
The Pirate (Latin Tornado) (3)	September 6, 2003	Martinsburg, West Virginia	21
Gutterboy (3)	February 14, 2004	Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania
The Eagle	April 24, 2004	Martinsburg, West Virginia
Jason Static	July 24, 2004	Hagerstown, Maryland	22
Shorty Smalls	February 25, 2006	Martinsburg, West Virginia	23
Jerkface	July 22, 2006	Hagerstown, Maryland
Kevin Featherstone (4)	October 3, 2006	Hagerstown, Maryland	24
Professor Egon Ecton	November 14, 2006	Hagerstown, Maryland	25
Latin Tornado (3)	January 27, 2007	Hagerstown, Maryland
Jeremy Stoned	February 10, 2007	Hagerstown, Maryland	26
Professor Egon Ecton (2)	April 7, 2007	Hagerstown, Maryland	27
Rocky DiCola	October 9, 2007	Hagerstown, Maryland	28

1. Blackhawk defeated Skank for the title.
2. Vacant due due to the sudden and tragic death of Big E. Sleeze on October 27, 1997.
3. Skank defeated Gutterboy for the vacant title.
4. Gutterboy won tournament for vacated title.
5. Blackhawk defeated Slickyboy for vacant title.
6. Thor defeated Blackhawk for held up title.
7. OX hog forfeited title.
8. Spazman Brian Anthony was awarded title after Morgus the Maniac was unable to attend Title Vacant after Spazman Brian Anthony injured his knee on June 29, 1999.
9. Aidiean defeated Morgus the Maniac in a Battle Royal to capture vacant title.
10. Title Vacated on February 7, 2001 when Aidiean injured his knee.
11. Chewey won a title in a tournament final against Gutterboy.
12. Slickyboy won the title via forfeit.
13. Leslie Leatherman and Mighty Biggs defeated Jake Davis and American Jackass in a tag team match. In a pre-match stipulation, Leslie Leatherman wins the title.
14. J.D. Thunder was awarded the title when Leslie Leatherman didn't show for a title defense. Title J. D. Slaughter vacated the title in order to recuperate from injuries suffered during his NWL Heavyweight Title Match vs Champion John Rambo on December 11, 2001.
15. Jake Davis won the title in a stipulation 6-man tag team match.
16. Aidean defeated Kevin Featherstone and Spazman Anthony in a three-way match for the title.
17. This was a lumberjack match.
18. This was a submission match.
19. This was a stipulation match. Latin Tornado agreed that if he lost the title, he will retire from pro wrestling.
20. Won the title by forfeit.
21. This was a Dog Collar match.
22. Won the title by forfeit.
23. Shorty Smalls defeated Jason Static, Headshrinker Samu, and Kage in a "Four Way Dance" to win the title.
24. Kevin Featherstone defeated Dokken to win the vacant title.
25. Professor Egon Ecton won the title in a Battle Royal.
26. Latin Tornado vacated the title due to a back injury. Jeremy Stoned won the title in a Battle Royal to win the title.
27. The HoPWF Heavyweight Title was vacated after the champion failed to defend the title in a scheduled Triple Threat title match on October 9, 2007.
28. Rocky DiCola defeated Chris Cline in a Best Two Out of Three Falls match to win the vacant title.

Name	Date	Location	Notes
Perfect Creation	December 23, 1997	Hagerstown, Maryland	1
Latin Lover	April 8, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland	2
Blackhawk	June 30, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland
Mike Lewis	September 8, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland
Fumar	November 10, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland	3
New Jersey Devil	December 22, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland	4
Fantasia	May 25, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland	5
Hyjinx	August 24, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland	6
Chuckie Manson	August 28, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland
OGB	October 31, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland
The Doc	December 21, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland
Hyjinx (2)	March 21, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland	7
Jerkface	April 11, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland	8
Hyjinx (3)	May, 9, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland	9
The Doc (2)	June 20, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland
Hyjinx (4)	June 27, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland
John Geesey	September 2, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland
Jerkface (2)	September 30, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland	10
OGB (2)	November 14, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland
Flex Fenom	February 3, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland
Aidiean	June 26, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland
Flex Fenom (2)	August 21, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland
Aidiean (2)	August 28, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland
Fumar (2)	October 12, 2002	Martinsburg, West Virginia	11
Flex Fenom (3)	December 7, 2002	Greencastle, Pennsylvania	12
Spiral	March 15, 2003	Martinsburg, West Virginia
Fumar (3)	April 26, 2003	Martinsburg, West Virginia	13
Joker	May 24, 2003	Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania	14
Fumar (4)	June 7, 2003	Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania	15
Sam Sanders	June 21, 2003	Martinsburg, West Virginia	16
Fumar (5)	July 19, 2003	Martinsburg, West Virginia	17
Jimmy Jessup	September 6, 2003	Martinsburg, West Virginia	18
Blackhawk	September 23, 2003	Hagerstown, Maryland	19
Qenaan Creed	October 18, 2003	Gettysburg, Pennsylvania	20
Blackhawk (2)	November 11, 2003	Hagerstown, Maryland	21
Hyjinx (5)	January 6, 2004	Hagerstown, Maryland	22
Jimmy Jessup (2)	February 21, 2004	Martinsburg, West Virginia
Dexter Alexander	June 5, 2004	Hagerstown, Maryland
Jimmy Jessup (3)	July 31, 2004	Waynesboro, Pennsylvania
Dokken	August 31, 2004	Hagerstown, Maryland
Jimmy Jessup (4)	September 4, 2004	Hagerstown, Maryland	23
Eric Polaris	October 2, 2004	Hagerstown, Maryland	24
Blackhawk (3)	December 14, 2004	Hagerstown, Maryland	25
Brooklyn Panther	February 26, 2005	Martinsburg, West Virginia	26
Jimmy Jessup (5)	June 25, 2005	Martinsburg, West Virginia	27
Brooklyn Panther (2)	July 5, 2005	Hagerstown, Maryland
Jimmy Jessup (6)	July 19, 2005	Hagerstown, Maryland
The Freak	July 23, 2005	Hagerstown, Maryland	28
Jeremy Stoned	October 18, 2005	Hagerstown, Maryland	29
"Mr. V.I.P." Viper	October 10, 2006	Hagerstown, Maryland
Brandon Scott	October 26, 2007	Hagerstown, Maryland
"Mr. V.I.P." Viper (2)	March 29, 2008	Martinsburg, West Virginia	30

1. Perfect Creation defeated Fumar for vacant title.
2. Latin Lover defeated Yutzak Arafat for vacant title.
3. Fumar was awarded title after Mike Lawson no-showed.
4. Title vacated on MArch 25, 1999.
5. Fantasia won a cruiserweight battle royal to win the title.
6. Hyjinx won the cruiserweight title in a torunament final.
7. Hyjinx defeated The Doc in a Lumberjack leather Strap match to win the title.
8. Jerkface was awarded title after Hyjinx was unable to make the show.
9. Hyjinx defeated Jerkface in a Parking Lot "Steel Chain" Match.
10. Jerkface won the title in a four way match.
11. Fumar defeated Aidien, Hyjinx, and Bart Sawyer in a four-way match to win the title.
12. Flex Fenom defeated Fumar in a Tables and Chairs match.
13. Spiral forfeited the title due to injury. Fumar defeated Joker and Sam Sanders in a three-way match to win the title. This was scheduled as a four-way match involving Spiral.
14. This was a ladder match.
15. Title was vacated when Joker was injured. Fumar defeated Spyral, Nomad, and Dexter Alexander in a four-way match to win the title.
16. Sam Sanders defeated Fumar, Joker, and Spyral in a four way ladder match to win the title.
17. Fumar defeated Sam Sanders and Spryal in a three-way match to win the title.
18. Jimmy Jessup defeated Fumar, Spyral, and Aden Chambers in a four-way match to win the title.
19. Won the title via forfeit.
20. The title was vacated when Qenaan Creed and the challenger failed to show up for the scheduled title defense on November 1, 2003.
21. Blackhawk Won a Royal Rumble to fill the vacant title.
22. Won the title via forfeit.
23. Jimmy Jessup had to forfeit the title due to work conflicts with his scheduled title defenses.
24. Erik Polaris defeated Doken to win the vacant title.
25. Won the title via forfeit.
26. Brooklyn Panther defeated Blackhawk, Justin Idol, and Bandon Day in a "four way" match to win the title.
27. Brooklyn Panther missed the event and forfeited the title. Jackpot Jimmy Jessup became the new champion after Asian Sinsation and Brandon Day were counted out of the ring.
28. Won the title via forfeit.
29. Jeremy Stoned defeated Jerkface to win the vacant title. The Freak was stripped of the title when he did not make it to the event.
30. Mr. V.I.P. Viper defeated Jeremy Stoned, Black Hawk and Brandon Scott to become the new champion.

Name	Date	Location	Notes
Gutterboy and Randy the Violator	January 20, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland	1
The Beverly Hillbillies (Slickyboy and Jack Hammer)	February 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland
The Grungers (Skank and Gutterboy)	March 31, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland	2
The Grungers (Skank and Gutterboy) (2)	June 2, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland	3
Violator and Biggs	June 9, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland
Aidiean and Flex Fenom	July 14, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland
Latin Lover and Flex Fenom	October 20, 1998	Hagerstown, Maryland	4
Morgus the Maniac and Diamond Dave Donovan	February 2, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland	5
The Grungers (Skank and Gutterboy) (3)	April 6, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland	6
Kurt Keizer and Jerkface	July 27, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland	7
Cannonball and Bruiser Blackwell	October 9, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland
Spazman Brian Anthony and Aidiean	October 23, 1999	Hagerstown, Maryland	8
Jackpot Jimmy Jessup and The Freak	March 14, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland
The Highwaymen (Jake Davis and Leslie Leatherman)	May 2, 2000	Hagerstown, Maryland
The Doc and OGB	January 23, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland	9
American Jackass and Rob Noxious	March 19, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland	10
The Highwaymen (Jake Davis and Leslie Leatherman) (2)	April 10, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland
Jerkface and Slicky D	June 19, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland
HoP Bullies (Skagnetti and Gutterboy)	June 26, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland	11
Jerkface and Slicky D (2)	July 24, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland	12
Gutterboy and Master of Disaster	July 24, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland	13
Spazman Anthony and Jake Davis	October 16, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland	14
Jack Hammer and Latin Tornado	December 29, 2001	Hagerstown, Maryland
Aidean and Flex Fenom	March 9, 2002	Hagerstown, Maryland
Jack Hammer and Latin Tornado (2)	March 22, 2002	Newville, Pennsylvania
American Jackass and Hyjinx	July 4, 2002	Hagerstown, Maryland	15
Jack Hammer and Brother Deuce	July 4, 2002	Hagerstown, Maryland
Chuckie Manson and Cashis Carter	December 3, 2002	Hagerstown, Maryland
The Freak and Snatch Haggis	February 1, 2003	Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania	16
Jake Davis and Leslie Leatherman	April 5, 2003	Greencastle, Pennsylvania
The Freak and Snatch Haggis (2)	May 13, 2003	Hagerstown, Maryland	17
The Goodfellas (Shorty Smalls and Duece is Wild)	June 21, 2003	Martinsburg, West Virginia
The Colligates (Dexter Alexander and Jesse Valentine)	August 16, 2003	Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania
Snatch Haggis and Shawn Patrick	September 2, 2003	Hagerstown, Maryland	18
Kevin Featherstone and Scott Vaughn	October 4, 2003	Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania
Morgus the Maniac and Nikolai Volkoff	January 10, 2004	Martinsburg, West Virginia	19
Kevin Featherstone and Scott Vaughn (2)	July 3, 2004	Hagerstown, Maryland	20
Super Destroyers (AJ Petrucci and Doug Stahl)	March 19, 2005	Newville, Pennsylvania
Savannah Jack and Brooklyn Panther	September 10, 2005	Waynesboro, Pennsylvania	21
The Goodfellas (Shorty Smalls and Duece is Wild) (2)	October 15, 2005	Martinsburg, West Virginia
Gutterboy and Jason Static	December 3, 2005	Waynesboro, Pennsylvania
Blackhawk and The Freak	January 14, 2006	Hagerstown, Maryland	22
Doken and Harlen Kano	February 11, 2006	Waynesboro, Pennsylvania	23
Brooklyn Panther and Chris Cline	April 11, 2006	Hagerstown, Maryland	24
Jonathan Empire and Robbie Paige	July 1, 2006	Hagerstown, Maryland	25
The Freak and Brooklyn Panther	July 22, 2006	Hagerstown, Maryland	26
The Freak and Professor Egon Ecton	October 14, 2006	Hagerstown, Maryland	27
Professor Egon Ecton and OGB	November 4, 2006	Hagerstown, Maryland	28
Robbie Paige and Jeremy Stoned	April 7, 2007	Hagerstown, Maryland	29
Professor Egon Ecton and Cory Bush	September 4, 2007	Hagerstown, Maryland
Chris Cline and Robbie Paige	October 16, 2007	Hagerstown, Maryland	30
Lawless and Tremor	October 23, 2007	Hagerstown, Maryland	31
Enforcer and Rush	March 29, 2008	Hagerstown, Maryland	32
Cory Bush and Tremor	April 26, 2008	Hagerstown, Maryland	33
Gustin Uberstud and Brandon Scott	May 13, 2008	Hagerstown, Maryland

1. Gutterboy and Randy the Violator defeated Flex Fenom and Shorty Smalls for the titles.
2. Titles Vacant when Grungers (Skank and Gutterboy) forced to give up the titles after losing a 6-man Special Tag Match on May 12, 1998.
3. The Grungers (Skank and Gutterboy) won a tag team tournament after last 2 teams were Disqualified.
4. Latin Lover and Flex Fenom defeated Mike Lawson and Aidiean for vacant title.
5. Morgus the Maniac and Diamond Dave Donovan defeated the Grungers for vacant title.
6. The Grungers (Skank and Gutterboy) defeated Steve Vaughn and Jerkface for vacant title. Title Vacated after Grungers failed to defend title due to an injury to Gutterboy on February 22, 1999.
7. Kurt Keizer and Jerkface defeated The Highwaymen and Slickyboy and OGB in a Triple Threat Match for the titles.
8. Spazman Brian Anthony and Aidiean defeated Cannonball and Bruiser Blackwell and Morgus the Maniac and Hardrock Hamilton in a triple threat match for the titles.
9. The titles were vacated.
10. American Jackass and Rob Noxious defeated King Tut and Chewey in a tournament final for the titles.
11. HoP Bullies (Skagnetti and Gutterboy) were awarded the tag team titles.
12. The Big New Yorkers (Jerkface and Slicky D) were awarded the tag team titles by forfeit.
13. Titles vacated on September 22, 2001 when Gutterboy was taking time off from professional wrestling for personal reasons.
14. Spazman Anthony and Jake Davis defeated Flex Fenom and Leslie Leatherman for the vacant titles.
15. Won the tag team titles by forfeit when Latin Tornado no showed for a defense.
16. The Freak and Snatch Haggis defeated Hyjinx and Deuce is Wild, Chuckie Manson and Cashis Carter on a three-way match to win the titles.
17. Won the titles by forfeit. When Leslie Leatherman didn't show.
18. The Collegiates voluntarily forfeited the title.
19. Nikolai Volkoff and Morgus the Maniac defeated Deuce Donnatelli and Shorty Smalls to win the vacated tag team titles. The titles were vacated on the same day due to Kevin Featherstone's injury. Titles were vacated after not being defended by 60 days.
20. Kevin Featherstone and Scott Vaughn defeated R.D. Luv'n and Deuce Donnatelli for the vacant tag team titles.
21. Savannah Jack and Brooklyn Panther defeated Lawless & Prodigy, and Nicholas Tide & Mike Rattick in a "Three Way" match to win the tag team titles. The Super Destroyers forfeited the titles when they didn't show up.
22. Won the titles by forfeit.
23. Blackhawk and The Freak had to forfeit the title when Blackhawk could not make the scheduled defense. Doken and Harlen Kano defeated Jah King and Justin Cage to win the vacant tag team titles. Titles were vacated on April 11, 2006.
24. Brooklyn Panther and Chris Cline defeated Kevin featherstone and Shorty Smalls to win the vacant tag team titles.
25. The tag team titles were vacated on July 1, 2006.
26. The Freak and Brooklyn Panther defeated Chris Cline and Robbie Paige to win the vacant tag team titles. Title vacated in October 2006.
27. The Freak and Professor Egon Ecton defeated Chris Cline and Robbie Paige to win the vacant tag team titles.
28. Professor Egon Ecton and OGB defeated Chris Cline and Robbie Page for the vacant titles when The Freak no-showed and was stripped of the titles according to NWL rules.
29. Robbie Paige and Jeremy Stoned defeated Professor Egon Ecton and Mr. Viper to win the tag team titles.
30. Won the titles by forfeit.
31. Lawless and Tremor defeated Coast-To-Coast after Pretty Boy Chris Cline & Wildman Robbie Paige could not defend the title. The tag team titles were then vacated on March 29, 2008 when Lawless was taking a temporary leave of absence.
32. Title vacated on April 26, 2008 when Enforcer and Rush cannot make a title defense.
33. Cory Bush and Tremor defeated Jeremy Izzy Stoned and Brandon Scott to win the vacant tag team titles.

1. Paul Beswick, Slickyboy, and Spazman Brian Anthony won a tournament to win the titles.
2. Cannonball, Bruiser Blackwell, and Body Bag won the belts when the current champions did not appear. Title Vacated due to Body Bag's absence from the NWL/HoPWF on January 4, 2000.
3. The Highwaymen defeated Gutterboy, OGB, and Spazman Brain Anthony for the vacant title.
4. Jerkface, Jackpot Jimmy Jessup, and Frank Savage defeated Leslie Leatherman, Jake Davis and The Doc for the vacant title.
5. The Mighty Biggs defeated all three men to win the titles. Titles were vacated in November.
6. Aidiean, Flex Fenom, and Spazman Anthony defeated Leslie Leatherman, Jake Davis, and Jackpot Jimmy Jessup in a tournament final. The titles were then abandoned.

1. Jake Davis defeated Skank in the finals of a hardcore tournament for the title.

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