Wrestler Name Date Won Wrestler Beaten Event Length Ahmed the Powerhouse[1] 07.28.96 The Lumberjack Summer Sizzler 19 days X.Plosion 08.16.96 Ahmed the Powerhouse Friday Fray 67 days Don Hall 10.23.96 X.Plosion Havoc n Hell 18 days The Crow 11.10.96 Don Hall Superclash 77 days Consequence 01.26.97 The Crow Head Bash 97 91 days The Executioner 04.27.97 Consequence Blood Clash 1997 22 days Jon Tickle 05.19.97 The Executioner Monday Night Brawl 43 days The Executioner (2) 07.01.97 Jon Tickle One Year Anniversary 27 days WarHawk 07.27.97 The Executioner Summer Sizzler 27 days Tom Leonard 08.23.97 WarHawk Hot As Hell Tour 7 days WarHawk (2) 08.30.97 Tom Leonard Hot As Hell Tour 1 day HICAL[2] 08.31.97 WarHawk Ultra Brawl II 52 days Chet Jenkins 10.22.97 HICAL Extreme 28 days Dan Sokolov 11.19.97 Chet Jenkins Extreme 95 days YAHOO 02.15.98 Dan Sokolov When Worlds Collide 42 days Dan Sokolov (2) 03.29.98 YAHOO Battle of the Weights 30 days Vacant[3] 04.28.98 Dan Dokolov none n/a Fred Rogers[4] 08.17.99 Triple T Monday Night Brawl 69 days Dan Sokolov (3) 10.25.99 TTT & Rogers Monday Night Brawl 7 days Triple T 11.01.99 Dan Sokolov Monday Night Brawl 90 days Erik Kelly 01.30.00 Triple T Head Bash 2000 48 days Dan Sokolov (4) 03.20.00 Erik Kelly Monday Night Brawl 28 days Triple T (2) 04.17.00 Dan Sokolov Monday Night Brawl 13 days Ray Santana[5] 04.30.00 Triple T After Shock 56 days Vacant[6] 06.25.00 Ray Santana Ultimate Carnage n/a Cuchulain[7] 06.25.00 The Chameleon Ultimate Carnage 35 days The Chameleon 07.30.00 Cuchulain Summer Sizzler 28 days Kritical Kondition 08.27.00 The Chameleon Ultra Brawl IV 63 days STEALTH 10.29.00 Kritical Kondition Caged In! 30 days Vacant[8] 11.28.00 STEALTH None n/a Sledgehammer[9] 09.17.01 Cuchulain, Rogers & T-Charger Monday Night Brawl 7 days T-Charger 09.24.01 Sledgehammer Monday Night Brawl 6 days Sledgehammer (2) 09.30.01 T-Charger Excessive Force 1 day T-Charger (2) 10.01.01 Sledgehammer Monday Night Brawl 14 days Simon 10.15.01 T-Charger Monday Night Brawl 13 days HICAL (2)[10] 10.28.01 Simon Fear Factor 21 days Larry Serson[11] 11.18.01 HICAL Only The Strong II 68 days Triple T (3) 01.25.02 Larry Serson Main Frame 31 days Neighborhood Sniper 02.24.02 Triple T Doomsday 28 days Gavin Glass 03.24.02 Sniper & Sledgehammer Battle of the Weights 28 days David Harten 04.21.02 Gavin Glass Aftershock 60 min Virus 04.21.02 David Harten Aftershock 47 days Vacant[12] 06.09.02 Virus None n/a Nick Marshall[13] 04.27.03 Paul Doom Xodus 36 days Vacant[14] 06.02.03 Nick Marshall Backstage Access 27 days Damian Stone[15] 06.29.03 Cole Justice eXile 28 days Sean Taylor 07.27.03 Damian Stone Summer Sizzler 96 days Cole Justice 10.31.03 Sean Taylor Main Frame 30 days Jim Roberts 11.30.03 Cole Justice Blood Bath 21 days Cole Justice (2) 12.21.03 Jim Roberts Only The Strong III 35 days Apocalypse 01.25.04 Justice & Garrisson Maximum Carnage 28 days Danny Collins[16] 02.22.04 Apocalypse Uprising 35 days Lynch Garrisson 03.28.04 Collins & Apocalypse Superiority 28 days Apocalypse (2) 04.25.04 Lynch Garrisson Aftershock 35 days Lynch Garrisson (2) 05.30.04 Apocalypse eXile II 12 days Sean Taylor (2)[17] 06.11.04 Lynch Garrisson Main Frame 149 days Vacant 06.25.05 Sean Taylor Main Frame 15 days Tyrone Walker[18] 07.10.05 Rocko Daymon Superiority II 77 days Rocko Daymon[19] 09.25.05 Tyrone Walker Ultra Brawl VII 140 days Hawkeye 05.04.06 Rocko Daymon Takedown 24 days Lynch Garrison (3) 05.28.06 Hawkeye Exile III 63 days Hawkeye (2) 08.06.06 Lynch Garrison & Cuchulain Summer Sizzler 91 days Sevyn 11.05.06 Hawkeye Excessive Force 177 days Violent K 05.01.07 Sevyn Superiority IV 158 days Jonathan Darkstar 09.30.07 Violent K Ultra Brawl IX ?? [1] This was a tournament final. [2] On 09.28.97, the International Title was unified with the North American Title.  HICAL defeated Chet Jenkins to unify the belts. [3] EUWC went on hiatus from April 1998.  The title remained vacant until August, 1999. [4] This was a match for the vacant Championship. [5] This was a Six Pack match.  Other participants included Dan Sokolov, STEALTH, Erik kelly & Neighborhood Sniper. [6] Ray Santana forfeited the title when he was awarded a World Title match with Dan Sokolov. [7] This was a tournament final. [8] The EUWC went on hiatus in November, 2000.  The title remained vacant until September, 2001. [9] This was fatal four way match for the vacant title. [10] This was a two fall triple threat match for the International & United States Championships, which also included Larry Serson.  [11] This was a four man Hell in a Cell match for the International & U.S. Titles.  Other participants were Gavin Glass & Simon.  Serson pinned Glass in the deciding fall to win both titles. [12] EUWC went on hiatus.  The title remained vacant until April, 2003. [13] This was a tournament final. [14] Nick Marshall was involved in a serious car accident which ended his career, and thus vacated the title. [15] This was a tournament final. Sean Taylor was the Special Guest Referee. [16] This was the first ever London Bridge Street Fight. [17] 230 days deducted due to EUWC hiatus in 2004/2005. [18] This was a tournament final. [19] 81 days deducted due to a short hiatus from Nov. 20, 2005 to Feb. 9, 2006.