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IPW Heavyweight Championship History
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July 1st, 2003 - When the MWCW and the AXW both
closed, their champions at that time were both Mr. Destiny. Being
the champion for both promotions, he was awarded the IPW Heavyweight
Championship by Troy Peterson on IPW's inaugural show in Delta,
Iowa. This was Mr. Destiny's first IPW Heavyweight Championship
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July 26th, 2003 - Mitch Paradise beats Mr. Destiny
in Algona, Iowa for the IPW Heavyweight Championship. |
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August 8th, 2003 - Brian Ash was awarded the IPW
Heavyweight Championship while he was the number 1 contender for the
title and when Champion Mitch Paradise could not compete, he was
stripped of the title and awarded to Brian Ash. This is Ash's
first title run. |
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August 8th, 2003 - Brian Ash's title run was short
lived, because later that night, he was challenged by Mr. Destiny and
defeated. The match took place in Delta, Iowa. This was Mr.
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January 3rd, 2004 - T.S. Aggressor defeated Mr.
Destiny after he was in disguise as Thrillcat to win his first IPW
Heavyweight Championship. Thrillcat won a #1 contenders match the
month before, and T.S. had lost a "loser leaves IPW" Match with Mr.
Destiny. T.S. attacked Thrillcat backstage and took his place in
the match, and defeated Mr. Destiny. After the match, IPW
officials stripped T.S. of the title because he was not eligible to
hold it because he was no longer in IPW.
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March 27th, 2004 - Johny Fitness defeated Havyk, Mr. Destiny, and
Gage Octane in a 4 way elimination match for the vacant IPW Heavyweight
Championship. This is Fitness's first IPW title run.
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October 23rd, 2004 - Havyk defeated Johny Fitness in a
Last Man Standing match in Delta, Iowa to win his first IPW Heavyweight
Championship.
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July 16th, 2005 - After leaving Impact Pro Wrestling the month
prior, Gage Octane made a surprise return attacking Mr. Destiny and
Brian Ash. Then he asked Commissioner Shettler if he could be
entered into the Battle Royal planned for that night and a chance to
get at his former "partners". Shettler agreed and Gage ended up
winning it and then went on to shock IPW by de-throning the longest
reigning champion in IPW history, HAVYK!
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February 4th, 2006- Johny Fitness captured his
second IPW title by rather dubious methods. In a match between
the two top "good guys" in IPW, Johny Fitness showed his true colors
and after faking an injury, cheated Gage Octane out of his IPW
Title. Everybody should have seen it coming though, after Johny
"missed" his scheduled tag team title match with his brother Matty. |
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September 23rd, 2006-
Matty Fitness
won the IPW title
for the very first time, after finally defeating his own brother Johny
Fitness ending a bitter feud between the brothers. Not long
afterwards Matty Fitness changed his name to Matty Star.
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January 27th, 2007-
A.J. Smooth
defeated Matty Star at the Delta Dome to capture his first IPW
Heavyweight World Championship.
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May 10th, 2008 - IPW Heavyweight Championship: IPW
Champion A.J. Smooth versus Montoya X. This title match saw the two
opponents beating each other in and out of the ring. Smooth was busted
open on the head when he got rammed into the garage door of the
building. Smooth also had his thong ripped off of him by Montoya X. The
end came down when Montoya X hit a frog splash. Flav's cane was somehow
tossed into the ring. X picked up the cane and was about to use it on
Smooth which would have DQ'ed him. X instead tossed the cane away and
rolled Smooth up for the 1..2..3....NEW IPW HEAYVWEIGHT CHAMPION
MONTOYA X! Wrestlers gathered in the ring and cheered on the new
champion!
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April 4th, 2009 - IPW Heavyweight Champion Montoya
X and #1 Contender AJ Smooth faced off in an epic battle. Both men
pulled out all of the big moves, but in the end AJ Smooth was able to
pick up the win in Algona, Iowa at the Vault in front of the hometown
fans. Needless to say, Smooth was the only person whom enjoyed it. This
was AJ's second IPW Heavyweight Championship win.
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January
16th, 2010 - Earlier in the
night, AJ demanded that the championship match of the night would
become a three-way dance, featuring himself, Sparow, and Tony Sly. AJ
was eliminated first, leaving only Sly and Sparow in the battle. Sly
was able to pick up the win via pinfall and become the newest Impact
Pro Wrestling Heavyweight Champion.
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IPW Tag Team Championship History
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June 12th, 2004 - The 2nd Coming (Chance Cordova/Devin Carter)
defeated IPW Champion, Johny Fitness and Mr. Destiny to win the
inaugural IPW Tag Team Championship. This is their first Tag Team
Championship run. The titles were won in Delta, Iowa. |
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January 8th, 2005 - The Asylum (Freak/Thrillcat)
defeated the 2nd Coming in IPW's first ever Scaffold Match to win the
IPW Tag Team Championship Titles in Delta, Iowa. This is the
Asylum's first tag team title run. |
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April 23rd, 2005 - The Dirty Sanchez and Vin Cross defeated The 2nd
Coming and The Asylum in a 3 way dance to win the IPW Tag Team Titles
in Delta, Iowa. This is Vin Cross and The Dirty Sanchez's First
title run. |
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August 27th, 2005 - After the previous month when The 2nd Coming lost
a "Tag Team Must Split Up Match" where after they lost, Devin Carter
turned on Chance Cordova and Vin Cross ended up turning on Dirty
Sanchez. That set up a match where Cordova fought Carter for the
rights of the name the 2nd Coming. And Cross and Sanchez fought
to see who would control the Tag Team Titles. Both Carter and
Cross won and we had new tag team champions. This is Carter's
second title run, still Cross's first. |
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December 4th, 2005 - Johny and Matty Fitness defeated
Vin Cross and Devin Carter "The New 2nd Coming" at Final Impact in
Delta, Iowa to win the IPW Tag Team Titles. Johny Fitness is the
first IPW superstar to hold both the IPW Title and the IPW Tag Team
title at one time in his career. |
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February 4th, 2006 - "Extreme Pro Wrestling" Tag Team
Champions, challenged IPW Tag Team Champions, The Fitness Brothers, to
a match unifying the IPW and EPW Tag Titles. Johny Fitness did
not show up to the match, later his reasons would be known after he
cheated to win the IPW title and turned on his bother after the match,
and S & M (AJ Smooth and Mic Meyhem) were too much for Matty to
overcome and they won the match and unified the IPW and EPW Tag Team
titles into one. |
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July 22nd, 2006 - T.S. Aggressor and Mr. Destiny won the Tag Team
Titles after winning a tag team gauntlet match. The match
consisted of the following teams: S & M (AJ Smooth and Montoya X
(Mic Meyhem's replacement)) , The Dirty Hippies , Austin Bayliss and
Buck Albright , T.S. Agressor and Mr. Destiny
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January 27th,
2007 - The Star
Spangled Bad Asses (Havyk and Project Matthew) won a one night
tournament to crown new tag team champions, after a long string of
controversy. Other teams in the tournament: The Inhumane Society
(T.S. Aggressor and Mr. Destiny) , The 2nd Coming (Chance Cordova and
Vin Cross) , and The Asylum (Freak, Thrillcat, and Underdog)
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May 12,
2007 - The 2nd
coming (Chance Cordova and Vin Cross) defeat The Star Spangled Bad
Asses (Havyk and Project Matthew) in a Hair vs. Belts match via a spike
piledriver to win the IPW Tag Team Belts.
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November 9,
2007 - Ian
"Beef" Wellington/Havyk vs. 2nd Coming (Chance Cordova and Vin Cross)
in a Hair vs. IPW Tag Team Titles Match. Ian and Havyk defeated 2nd
Coming to become the NEW IPW Tag Team Champions. |
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November 10,
2007 - 2nd Coming
(Chance Cordova/Vin Cross) defeated Ian "Beef" Wellington and Havyk to
become the IPW Tag Team Champions once again after losing the titles to
Ian/Havyk last night in Britt, Iowa.
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May 10,
2008 - IPW Tag Team
Championship: 2nd Coming (Chance Cordova and Vin Cross) vs. Ian
Wellington/James Jeffries. A great tag team match. The match ended when
Vin Cross and Ian Wellington fought outside while Cordova and Jeffries
fought inside. Jeffries picked up the win and we have NEW IPW TAG TEAM
CHAMPIONS: Ian Wellington and James Jeffries
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May 16th, 2009- A
fantastic match gives the title to the amazing tag team phenom that is
Ugly and his partner Justin Decent. Alongside Decent's epidermally
challenged girlfriend, they were able to take down the defending champs
for all of the marbles.
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IPW Extreme Championship History
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??? - IPW created the Extreme Championship after
defeating rival promotion EPW. IPW awarded the first Championship
to the last man to hold the EPW heavyweight championship Montoya X.
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January 27th, 2007- Supa Cito Kid defeated Montoya X
in a TLC match
to become the second Extreme Champion.
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November 10th, 2007- AJ Smooth defeats Supa Cito Kid
for the Extreme Title but is immediately stripped due to Flav counting
the three and not being an official referee.
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January 12th, 2008-
Supa Cito Kid regains the Extreme Title after winning an 8 man one
night tournament held at The Vault in Algona Iowa. Other
participants in the tournament: Matty Star, Ian "Beef" Wellington, Tony
Sly, Havyk, Marshall Scott, Justin Decent, "Thee One Night Stand" Shawn
Roman
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July 12th,
2008- Project Matthew
vs Supa Cito kid was a great match...Tons of action with
hardcore/extreme moves...In the end PM was able to kick out of the code
red and hit the power cord for the big win and Extreme Title. Project
Matthew turned his back on the fans after the match...
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January 10th, 2009- Tony
Sly and Project Matthew collided for the extreme championship. Sly gave
a good promo to start this one that clearly put the fans in his corner.
This match literally kicked ass. It was a back-and-forth hard hitting,
physical match. They had me thinking it was over on several occasions,
only to have another kick out and more back and forth action. PM looked
like an Olympic high jumper delivering a spin wheel kick that appeared
to be ever bit of Sly’s 6'5" height. The crowd was making noise from
bell to bell (noticing a trend?) I loved the finish. After a series of
quick, well executed reversals, Sly hit his double underhook
neckbreaker to win not only the match, but his first championship in
four years of wrestling with IPW. Well done.
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May
16th, 2009-
I'm not sure if there ever will be a match between these two guys that
I won't enjoy. They just have ring styles that compliment each other so
well that it's almost impossible not to get sucked into the atmosphere
of the match. BAK BAK BAK!
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October 24th, 2009- Young
Sparrow was tested by the expansive array in the arsonal of Project
Matthew but in the end used a bit of Projects own medicine in capturing
the Extreme Title in one of the biggest wins of his young career.
Sparrow celebrated the victory in the ring with other peers from IPW. |
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