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CZW Ultraviolent Underground Championship

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CZW Ultraviolent Underground Championship
Details
PromotionCombat Zone Wrestling (CZW)
Date establishedFebruary 5, 2005
Date retiredMay 19, 2012
Statistics
First champion(s)JC Bailey
Final champion(s)Masada
Most reignsJC Bailey, Brain Damage, Danny Havoc, Drake Younger and Nick Gage (2 reigns)
Longest reignDanny Havoc (379 days)
Shortest reignSami Callihan (<1 day)

The CZW Ultraviolent Underground Championship was a professional hardcore wrestling championship owned by the Combat Zone Wrestling (CZW) promotion. The title was introduced on February 5, 2005 at CZW's Only the Strong event. It has since been retired after being unified with the CZW World Heavyweight Championship.

Overall, there have been 18 reigns shared among 12 wrestlers. Title reigns are determined either by professional wrestling matches between wrestlers involved in pre-existing scripted feuds and storylines, or by scripted circumstances. Wrestlers are portrayed as either villains or heroes as they follow a series of tension-building events, which culminate in a wrestling match or series of matches for the championship. Title changes happen mostly at CZW-promoted events, which are usually released on DVD. The inaugural champion was JC Bailey, who defeated Necro Butcher in a Backstage Ultraviolent Underground Barbed Wire Cage of Death Light Tubes Scaffold Death match on February 5, 2005 at CZW's Only the Strong event. Bailey, Brain Damage, Nick Gage, Danny Havoc and Drake Younger are all tied for the record of most reigns, with 2 each. At 379 days, Danny Havoc's first reign is the longest in the title's history. Younger's combined 2 reigns hold the record for most days as champion at 454. Sami Callihan's only reign holds the record for shortest reign at less than one day.

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 J. C. Bailey February 5, 2005 Only the Strong Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1 [N 1] JC Bailey defeated Necro Butcher in a Backstage Ultraviolent Underground Barbed Wire Cage of Death Light Tubes Scaffold Death Match to become the first champion.[1]
2 Zandig July 2005 Live event The Junkyard 1 [N 2]
3 Necro Butcher July 30, 2005 Tournament of Death IV New Castle, Delaware 1 14 Necro Butcher defeated Zandig and Nick Gage in a Ultraviolent Boxes, Barbed Wire Canvas, Light Tubes, Squared Circle Of Fear, & Whatever The Fuck Is Left Elimination Death Match.
4 J. C. Bailey August 13, 2005 Deja Vu 3 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 2 154 [2] Defeated Necro Butcher in a No Rope Barbed Wire, Barbed Wire Board, Barbed Wire Table & Barbed Wire Chair Match
5 Nick Gage January 14, 2006 An Afternoon of Main Events Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1 274 Defeated J.C. Bailey and Necro Butcher in a three-way elimination No Rope Barbed Wire Match.
6 Drake Younger October 15, 2006 Fear Middletown, Delaware 1 209 This was a No Ropes Barbed Wire Match
7 Brain Damage May 12, 2007 Restore the Order Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1 91 This was a Barbed Wire Ropes, Barbed Wire Board, Pane of Glass & Ladder Match
— Vacated August 11, 2007 Dishonorable Conduct Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — — The title was vacated due to a double pinfall during a match between Brain Damage and Drake Younger.
8 Brain Damage September 15, 2007 Tournament of Death: Fast Forward Smyrna, Delaware 2 147 Damage defeated JC Bailey, Danny Havoc, and Scotty Vortekz in a Four Corners Elimination 200 Lighttubes Death match to win the vacant championship.
9 Drake Younger February 9, 2008 9 F'N Years Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 2 245 This was a Barbed Wire Boards & Panes of Glass Match
10 Danny Havoc October 11, 2008 Decision 2008 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1 379 Havoc was awarded the championship by Younger.
11 Sami Callihan October 25, 2009 Tournament of Death: Rewind Townsend, Delaware 1 0 This was a Caribbean Pits of Death Deathmatch.[3]
12 Thumbtack Jack October 25, 2009 Tournament of Death: Rewind Townsend, Delaware 1 84 This was a Transylvania Death Match[3]
13 Adam Polak January 17, 2010 18+ Underground: Chapter Two Oberhausen, Germany 1 294 This was a Death Match
14 Nick Gage November 7, 2010 Tournament of Death vs. Gorefest Oberhausen, Germany 2 34 This was a Polish Punishment Death Match
15 Yuko Miyamoto December 11, 2010 Cage of Death XII Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1 101
16 Jun Kasai March 22, 2011 FREEDOMS Tokyo, Japan 1 18 This was a Glass Deathmatch
17 Danny Havoc April 9, 2011 Best of the Best X Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 2 91 This was a Ragnarok and Roll Glass Crush Death Match
18 Masada July 9, 2011 New Heights Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1 315 This was a Gusset Plate Deathmatch
— Deactivated May 19, 2012 — — — — Title was unified with the CZW World Heavyweight Championship.[4]

Combined reigns

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Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns 		Combined
days
1 Danny Havoc 2 470
2 Drake Younger 454
3 Masada 1 315
4 Nick Gage 2 308
5 JC Bailey¤ 300[N 1]
6 Adam Polak 1 294
7 Brain Damage 2 238
8 Yuko Miyamoto 1 101
9 Thumbtack Jack 84
10 Jun Kasai 18
11 Necro Butcher 14
12 Sami Callihan <1
13 Zandig¤ 0[N 2]

Explanatory footnotes

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  1. ^ a b The exact date in July 2005 on which JC Bailey was defeated by Zandig to win the championship during his first reign is unknown, which means that his reign lasted between 146 and 175 days.
  2. ^ a b The exact date in July 2005 on which Zandig defeated JC Bailey to win the championship during his first reign is unknown, which means that his reign lasted between 0 and 29 days.

References

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Specific

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  1. ^ Lipinski, Keith (2005-03-05). "2006 List of Champs and Title Changes". Pro Wrestling Torch. Archived from the original on 2010-05-05. Retrieved 2010-03-29.
  2. ^ Magee, Bob (2005-08-14). "CZW 8/13 ECW Arena "Deja Vu: Wired" results (Bailey vs. Butcher...)". WrestleView.com. Retrieved 2010-03-29.
  3. ^ a b Martin, Adam (2009-10-25). "CZW 10/25 Tournament Of Death". WrestleView.com.
  4. ^ "The Future of the Ultraviolent Underground Championship". czwrestling.com. Archived from the original on April 17, 2015. Retrieved May 19, 2012.
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