RECORDS

TITLE RECORDS

Consecutive Title Defenses

World Title – 10 (Ravager)
Tag Team Titles – 5 (Chis Casino & Evan Cartwright)
Heritage (formerly Provincial) Title – 12 (Jake Phoenix)
Television Title – 5 (Jeff James)
Pure Honor Title – 7 (Chris Casino)

Longest Title Reigns

World Title – Ravager (2nd reign: 174 days)
Tag Team Titles – The New & Improved D-X (Fourth reign: 133 days)
Heritage Title – Jake Phoenix (301 days)
Television Title – Jeff James (2nd reign: 87 days)
Pure Honor Title – Chris Casino (147 days)

Top Twenty Longest Title Reigns
1. Jake Phoenix, Heritage – 301 days
2. Ravager, World (2nd reign) – 174 days
3. Donovan Astros, Heritage (2nd reign) – 154 days
4. Chris Casino, Pure Honor – 147 days
5. “The Show” Chad Kurtis, World – 140 days
6. The New & Improved DX, Tag Team (4th reign) – 133 days
7. Krusty Kid Paul, World – 126 days
8. Lloyd Rees, World (3rd reign) – 119 days
8. Stone Zellor, Heritage (2nd reign) – 119 days
10. The Freak Show, Tag Team – 112 days
11. Donovan Astros, World (3rd reign) – 99 days
12. Chris Casino & Evan Cartwright, Tag (2nd reign) – 99 days
13. Lloyd Rees, Heritage (4th reign) – 98 days
14. Sexy Adorable Drunks, Tag (1st reign) – 96 days
15. Jake Phoenix & Tommy Deathrow, Tag – 93 days
16. KRENSHOV, World (2nd reign) – 91 days
17. O’Connor Boys, Tag (2nd reign) – 91 days
18. Chris Kamikaze & Stein, Tag – 91 days
19. Lloyd Rees, Heritage (3rd reign) – 91 days
20. Jeff James, Television – 87 days

Top Five World Title Reigns
1. Ravager (2nd reign) – 174 days
2. “The Show” Chad Kurtis – 140 days
3. Krusty Kid Paul – 126 days
4. Lloyd Rees (3rd reign) – 119 days
5. Donovan Astros (3rd reign) – 99 days

Top Five World Tag Team Title Reigns
1. The New & Improved DX (4th reign) – 133 days
2. The Freak Show – 112 days
3. Chris Casino & Evan Cartwright (2nd reign) – 99 days
4. Sexy Adorable Drunks (1st reign) – 96 days
5. Jake Phoenix & Tommy Deathrow – 93 days

Top Five Canadian Heritage Title Reigns
1. Jake Phoenix – 301 days
2. Donovan Astros (2nd reign) – 154 days
3. Stone Zellor (2nd reign) – 119 days
4. Lloyd Rees (4th reign) – 98 days
5. Lloyd Rees (3rd reign) – 91 days

Top Five World Television Title Reigns
1. Jeff James – 87 days
2. White Chocolate – 50 days
3. Chris Casino – 49 days
4. Justin Case – 43 days
5. Mr. Slick – 39 days

Most Titles Held (Culmulative)
* “LDK” Lloyd Rees: 12 (4x World, 4x Provincial/Heritage, 3x Tag Team, 1x Television)
* Chris Casino: 10 (2x World, 1x Provincial, 4x Tag Team, 1x TV, 1x Pure Honor, 1x Women’s)
* Bruce “The Beast” Richards: 9 (1x World, 1x Heritage, 7x Tag Team)

Most Titles Held (Simultaneous) – 2 each for:
* Evan Cartwright (Tag/Provincial)
* Lloyd Rees (World/Provincial, then Provincial/Tag)
* The Yellow Chicken (Provincial/Television)
* Jer$ey (Heritage/Tag)
* Roger “Rocketsauce” Malone (Heritage/Tag)
* Justin Case (Heritage/TV)
* “White Chocolate” Tiffany MacIntyre (Women’s/TV)

Triple Crown Club

Static: World, Provincial, Tag

Evan Cartwright: World, Provincial, Tag

Ravager: World, Provincial, Tag

Jake Phoenix: World, Heritage, Tag

Jer$ey: World, Heritage, Tag

Bruce Richards: World, Heritage, Tag

Donovan Astros: World, Heritage, Tag

Taboo: World, Heritage, Tag

Grand Slam

Lloyd Rees: World, Provincial, Television, Tag

“The Show” Chad Kurtis: World, Heritage, Television, Tag

Krusty Kid Paul: World, Heritage, Tag, TV

Full House

Chris Casino is the only man to have held all five NAPW Championships – World, Tag Team, Heritage, TV, and Pure Honor. He also held the Women’s Championship for five minutes, but tries not to remind people of that fact.

STATISTICS & TRIVIA

Longest Undefeated Streaks

13 – Stone Zellor, April-September 2007
8 – The Yellow Chicken, August/October 2006; Ravager January-May 2007
7 -Chris Casino, D!, Kryenik and Dextro all claim 7 straight matches being undefeated.

*Lloyd Rees is the only man to win the Sole Survivor match, or any of NAPW’s ‘signature’ annual events (Battlebowl, Canada Cup, etc) more than once. He won Sole Survivor in 2008 and 2010.

*Despite being the most decorated wrestler in NAPW history, Lloyd Rees has never won at Anniversary Assault!

Longest Sole Survivor – D! entered at #1 and was the last man eliminated, lasting over one hour

Jacob Venar came thirty seconds short of beating D!’s record in Sole Survivor ’08. He entered #1 and was eliminated by the #30, D!.

In the 2007 Sole Survivor, Dez Carter made a surprise return, entering the match at #3. He lasted until just after the #30 entrance, a few minutes shy of D!’s record.

Most Men Eliminated in a Battle Royale: Krusty Kid Paul (Complete Control 2006), Ravager (NAPW/REBEL Supershow V), and Trent Daniels (Anniversary Assault III) each have 7.

Wrestled in the Most Matches overall: Ravager (75 and counting)

Longest Match in NAPW History: The longest match in NAPW history is the 8 on 8 Ultimate Attrition match at Complete Control III (09/01/2010), which lasted nearly 80 minutes. The longest singles match in NAPW history is Ravager vs “Dynamite” Stone Zellor, 60 minute time limit draw on 05/29/2007.

Most Tag Title Reigns With Different Partners: Tommy Deathrow and Billy Kryenik, the DOOMriders, have each won the tag titles three separate times with three separate partners (Tommy with Kryenik, Jake Phoenix and Krusty Kid Paul (2x), Kryenik with Evan Cartwright, Tommy and Bruce “The Beast” Richards).

Shortest Title Reign: “Sick” Billy Kryenik’s only world title reign was literally minutes long. After waging a war to defeat Krusty Kid Paul for the title on January 27, 2009, the injured Kryenik was then challenged by KRENSHOV, who used his “anytime, anywhere” Battlebowl title shot to take advantage of the new champion. The exhausted and bloodied Kryenik put up a fight, but KRENSHOV proved himself the ultimate opportunist and won the title.

Jacob Venar held the World Title just minutes longer than Kryenik. On 08/03/2010, Venar scored the deciding fall in a strange ‘Handicap World Title Match.’ Venar was teamed with Jeffrey Roberts against champion Lloyd Rees. The plan, however, was for Venar to help Roberts win the title back, not win it for himself. Following the match Roberts viciously assaulted Rees and Venar, and then it was Massacre who entered the scene, successfully cashing in his newly-won MONEY IN THE BANK title shot against the brutalized Venar.

Mystic Exposition won and lost the Tag Team titles within two hours at Black Thursday III (12/20/07). The next shortest title reign is Bluegrass Mafia’s one-day reign as Tag Team Champions, winning them on 9/27/07 and dropping them the next night.

Firsts

FIRST LADDER MATCH: The Crimes vs The Dudes vs The New & Improved D-X, Joker’s Wild

FIRST CAGE MATCH: D! vs Chris Casino, NAPW Title (12.19.2005)

FIRST WOMEN’S MATCH: White Chocolate~ vs Lady Sparks (06.17.2008)

FIRST MIXED TAG: Dez Carter & Asuka Katsuragi vs Stone Zellor & Lady Sparks (01.27.2008)

FIRST MAN TO HOLD BOTH THE NAPW AND REBEL WORLD TITLES: “LDK” Lloyd Rees, winning the NAPW World Title on May 27th, 2008 from Dan Ryan. Rees had won the REBEL Pro World Heavyweight Title from Jake Phoenix just weeks earlier in REBEL Pro!

-At the Hostile Hangover Pay-Per-View “The Lemondrop Kid” Lloyd Rees became the first wrestler in NAPW history to hold both the promotions major singles titles by defeating D! in a 30 Minute Ironman Match for the NAPW World Championship while already holding the NAPW Provincial Championship.

-On the April 17, 2006 edition of Monday Night Fights, Evan Cartwright won the Provincial Championship from Lloyd Rees. At the time he was also co-holder of the Tag Team Championship with Chris Casino, making him the first wrestler to hold two different titles at the same time. Evan would go on to lose and regain the Provincial Championship while a Tag Champion, winning the singles belt a total of three times. Lloyd Rees has also held the Provincial Title three times.

-D! is the first wrestler to win the World Championship three times. Rex Caliber is behind him, having held the belt twice. Ravager recently won his second NAPW championship.

-Ravager held the Provincial Championship on two occasions, the first man to hold any title in NAPW more than once.

-The New & Improved D-X are not only the first team to win the tag team titles twice, but the first team or wrestler to win a single title FIVE times.

-D! was the first entrant into the 2006 Sole Survivor match. Devastation was the victor in that first Sole Survivor match.

-Rex Caliber won Chris Casino’s inaugural Canada Cup Tournament, defeating “Sick” Billy Kryenik in the finals.

-”Sick” Billy Kryenik won the first TaiPei death match in NAPW history by defeating former partner “Superstar” Tommy Deathrow.

-Lobo is the first man to win a Championship via submission

-The first Television champion? The Crusher. The most dominant and first-multiple time Television Champion? Don Travelli, who retired from NAPW with a total of three TV Title reigns to his name.

-The first NAPW Triple-Crown winner is none other than Chris Casino. He claimed the Provincial Title on June 5th at Epic to earn that honor, having also held the World and Tag titles. Shortly after Casino left NAPW, Static became the second Triple-Crown winner, winning the NAPW World title from Rex Caliber. Static also held the Provincial and Tag titles… Static is noted as ignoring Casino’s Triple-Crown, claiming himself to be the “only” man to do so in NAPW’s history. Lloyd Rees and Evan Cartwright have both won the Triple-Crown.

-The arrogant bastard Chris Casino, not content with the myriad of records he is already involved in, won the Pure Honor title – becoming the first man to hold four separate NAPW championships. The heartless dishonorable bastard then melted down the Kiniski Cup and had it made into a custom Pure Honor title belt. Bitch. Casino’s rival “LDK” Lloyd Rees also has a Grand Slam, adding the tag title to his collection.

-O HAI CHRIS CASINO HERE AGAIN. When NAPW resurrected the TV Championship in 2010, Casino immediately set his sights on the champion, “The Millenium Game” Justin Case. Case had Casino’s number over several weeks, but at Complete Control III Casino finally scored the victory, becoming the TV Champion and thus NAPW’s ONLY ‘Full House’ winner. Chris Casino is the ONLY active former Pure Honor champion on the NAPW roster, and the only who could possibly have achieved such a feat, a fact he will be glad to remind you of all day, every day.

-The first ever-in-professional-wrestling Ketchup Casket Match took place at Get The Hell Off Our Lawn, contested between “The Lemondrop Kid” Lloyd Rees and Stein AKA Delivery man #100.

-On 3/13, “LDK” Lloyd Rees won a four-corner elimination match to unify the Provincial and TV Titles. It was his record fourth title reign.

-Donovan Astros was the first NAPW Champion to defend the gold outside of Canada, doing so twice in Australia and then in Seattle, Washington, making the NAPW title a WORLD Title.

-The first wrestler to hold title gold in REBEL while competing in NAPW is “The Show” Chad Kurtis, who won the Carolinas title in mid-2007. Later, “The Show” became the first REBEL World Heavyweight champion also wrestling regularly for NAPW after he defeated Stylin’ Kyle Roberts to take the gold!

-On November 21st, 2007, the team of C.A.B.S. became the first DOUBLE FED TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS. They came into “Aces High” as the REBEL World Tag Team Champions, and defeated Mystic Exposition to also become the NAPW Tag Team Champions. This was the first time any wrestler or team had simultaneously held gold in both NAPW and REBEL at the same time. Jake Phoenix was the first wrestler to hold SINGLES gold in both REBEL and NAPW, winning the REBEL World Heavyweight Title while NAPW Heritage Champion in spring of 2008.

First Champions

NAPW World Championship: The Plague
Provincial/Heritage Championship: Ravager
Tag Team Championship: The New & Improved D-X
Television Championship: The Crusher
Pure Honor Championship: El Mentiroso
Women’s Championship: “WHITE CHOCOLATE~” Tiffany Macintyre