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NWA Canadian Junior Heavyweight Championship
Details
PromotionNational Wrestling Alliance
Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling
Date establishedDecember 6, 1998
Date retiredDecember 26, 2011
Statistics
First champion(s)Hysteria
Most reignsDisco Fury (six reigns)
Longest reignMajor Hardway (490 days)
Shortest reignTorch
Kyle O'Reilly

The NWA Canadian Junior Heavyweight Championship was the National Wrestling Alliance Board-controlled version of the Canadian Junior Heavyweight title. Previous non-NWA versions of the title also existed in Alberta, Ontario and Manitoba. The title has existed since 1998.

The NWA Canadian Light Heavyweight Championship was a title that existed before the NWA Canadian Junior Heavyweight Championship. The NWA Canadian Light Heavyweight Championship was vacated upon the inception of the NWA Canadian Junior Heavyweight Championship.

Being a professional wrestling championship, it is not won via direct competition; it is instead won via a predetermined ending to a match or awarded to a wrestler because of a wrestling angle. There have been 37 reigns by 24 wrestlers with five vacancies. One of the vacancies came when Tony Kozina vacated the title upon winning the NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship. The title is currently inactive after being deactivated by Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling, an NWA member, in December 2011.

Title history

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Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific champion
Days Number of days held
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign Days
1 Hysteria December 6, 1998 N/A Winnipeg, Manitoba 1 45 Defeated Alex Rain in a tournament final to become the inaugural champion.
2 Robby Royce January 20, 1999 CWF Winnipeg, Manitoba 1 157 This was a three-way match which also involves Vance Nevada. [1]
3 Tony Kozina June 26, 1999 CWF Winnipeg, Manitoba 1 139 This was a three-way match which also involves Tony McGuire. [2]
4 Buddy Rose Jr. November 12, 1999 ECCW New Westminster, British Columbia 1 16 [3]
5 Tony Kozina November 28, 1999 ECCW Victoria, British Columbia 2 47 [4]
— Vacated January 14, 2000 — — — — Title vacated after Kozina wins the NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship, defeating Vince Kaplack on January 14, 2000 in North Versailles, Pennsylvania.
6 Disco Fury February 26, 2000 N/A Nanaimo, British Columbia 1 90 Defeated Black Dragon in a tournament final to win the vacant title.
7 Torch May 26, 2000 Canadian Junior Heavyweight Title Tournament New Westminster, British Columbia 1 35 This was a three-way match which involves Chance Beckett and Disco Fury. [5]
8 Chance Beckett June 30, 2000 ECCW New Westminster, British Columbia 1 77 This was a three-way match which also involves Todd Kelly. [6]
9 Torch September 15, 2000 ECCW New Westminster, British Columbia 2 <1 This was a Ladder match. [7]
10 Disco Fury September 15, 2000 ECCW New Westminster, British Columbia 2 34 [7]
11 The Count October 20, 2000 ECCW Kamloops, British Columbia 1 2 [8]
12 Disco Fury October 22, 2000 ECCW Penticton, British Columbia 3 96 [9]
13 Chance Beckett January 26, 2001 ECCW Surrey, British Columbia 3 259 This was a three-way match which also involves Tony Kozina. [10]
14 Bryan Danielson October 12, 2001 ECCW Surrey, British Columbia 1 75 [11]
15 Disco Fury December 26, 2001 ECCW Surrey, British Columbia 4 205 [12]
16 Asian Coogar July 19, 2002 ECCW Port Coquitlam, British Columbia 1 7
17 Disco Fury July 26, 2002 ECCW Surrey, British Columbia 5 126
18 Major Hardway November 29, 2002 ECCW Surrey, British Columbia 1 490 [13]
19 Tony Kozina April 2, 2004 ECCW Surrey, British Columbia 3 204 [14]
20 Disco Fury October 23, 2004 Halloween Hell Vancouver, British Columbia 6 160 [15]
21 Dropkick Murphy April 1, 2005 April Anarchy Port Coquitlam, British Columbia 1 203 [16]
22 Aaron Idol October 21, 2005 ECCW Port Coquitlam, British Columbia 1 13 This was a winner takes all match, in which Idol defended the NWA ECCW Pacific Northwest Junior Heavyweight Championship. [17]
— Vacated November 3, 2005 — — — — Idol vacated the title in order to concentrate on winning the NWA/ECCW Heavyweight Championship
23 Memphis Raines June 23, 2006 ECCW Surrey, British Columbia 1 98 Defeated Kyle O'Reilly in a tournament final for the vacant title. [18]
24 MR2 September 29, 2006 ECCW Surrey, British Columbia 1 57 This was a triple threat match which also involves Ice. [19]
25 Ice November 26, 2006 ECCW Nanaimo, British Columbia 1 238 This was a three-way ladder match which also involves Memphis Raines. [20]
26 Kyle O'Reilly July 21, 2007 ECCW Vancouver, British Columbia 1 6 [21]
27 Ice July 27, 2007 ECCW Surrey, British Columbia 2 22 [22]
28 Kyle O'Reilly August 18, 2007 ECCW Nanaimo, British Columbia 2 <1 [23]
29 Ice August 18, 2007 ECCW North Vancouver, British Columbia 3 6 [24]
— Vacated August 28, 2007 — — — — Title held up following an inconclusive ending to a match against Kyle O'Reilly; vacancy to be filled in best-of-five series between Ice and O'Reilly
30 Kyle O'Reilly December 28, 2007 ECCW Surrey, British Columbia 3 190 Defeated Ice in a best of five series final. [25]
31 Billy Suede July 5, 2008 ECCW Vancouver, British Columbia 1 217 [26]
32 Artemis Spencer February 7, 2009 ECCW Vancouver, British Columbia 1 139 [27]
— Vacated September 26, 2009 — — — — Artemis Spencer vacated the title after he suffered a severe knee injury at the ECCW Pacific Cup.
33 Azeem The Dream July 4, 2009 ECCW Vancouver, British Columbia 1 167 Defeated Jamie Diaz, Harv Sihra and Billy Suede in a four man gauntlet match for the vacant title. [28]
34 Gurv Sihra December 18, 2009 ECCW Surrey, British Columbia 1 161 [29]
35 Azeem The Dream May 28, 2010 All Or Nothing Surrey, British Columbia 2 43 This was also for Pacific Cup Spot. [30]
36 Rick the Weapon X July 10, 2010 The Showcase Vancouver, British Columbia 1 195 [31]
37 Artemis Spencer January 21, 2011 Clash Of The Titans Surrey, British Columbia 2 232 [32]
38 Alex Plexis September 10, 2011 Van-City Showdown Vancouver, British Columbia 1 48 This was a four way match. [33]
39 Nick Price October 28, 2011 Halloween Hell Surrey, British Columbia 1 59 [34]
— August 28, 2007 — — Title was deactivated, with Nick Price recognized as the final champion.

Combined reigns

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Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns 		Combined days
1. Disco Fury 6 711
2. Major Hardway 1 490
3. Tony Kozina 3 390
4. Artemis Spencer 2 372
5. Chance Beckett 2 336
6. Ice 3 266
7. Billy Suede 1 217
8. Azeem the Dream 2 210
9. Dropkick Murphy 1 203
10. Kyle O'Reilly 3 197
11. Rick "The Weapon" X 1 197
12. Gurv Sihra 1 161
13. Robby Royce 1 147
14. Aaron Idol 1 141
15. Memphis Raines 1 98
16. Bryan Danielson 1 75
17. Nick Price 1 64
18. MR2 1 57
19. Hysteria 1 55
20. Alex Plexis 1 49
21. Torch 2 36
22. Buddy Rose Jr. 1 16
23. Asian Coogar 1 7
24. The Count 1 3

See also

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References

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  14. ^ Kreikenbohm, Philip (April 2, 2004). "ECCW - Event @ Bridgeview Hall in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada". Cagematch - The Internet Wrestling Database. Retrieved September 26, 2021.
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  20. ^ Kreikenbohm, Philip (November 15, 2006). "ECCW - Event @ Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada". Cagematch - The Internet Wrestling Database. Retrieved September 26, 2021.
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  23. ^ Kreikenbohm, Philip (August 18, 2007). "ECCW - Event @ Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada". Cagematch - The Internet Wrestling Database. Retrieved September 26, 2021.
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