WCWF Title History

_{1 Steve
Austin was the WWF World Champion, when Fredrick J. Livingstone III bought the
WWF & WCW. Livingstone hired him. He beat Goldberg, the WCW Champion to unify
the 2 titles at a house show, to become the first ever WCWF World Heavyweight
Champion.}

_{2 This was the first
WCWF-exclusive Event, which was broadcasted live on the USA Network.}

_{1 nWo Hollywood’s Giant
and Sting were the WCW Tag Team Champions. Sting and Giant gave the belts to
Bagwell & The Disciple to defend. They were the Champions, when Fredrick J.
Livingstone III bought the WWF & WCW. Livingstone hired them. They beat Kane &
Mankind, the WWF Tag Team Champions to unify the 2 titles at a house show, to
become the first ever WCWF World Tag Team Champions.}

_{2 This was the first
WCWF-exclusive Event, which was broadcasted live on the USA Network.}

_{3 This match was a Fatal
4 Way Match, also involving The New Age Outlaws (Billy Gunn & Road Dogg Jesse
James), & Too Cool (Grand Master Sexay & Scotty 2 Hotty).}

_{4 The
Perfect Americans (Curt Hennig & Kurt Angle) made an open challenge to any tag
team in the WCWF and The Kliq (Billy Gunn & X-Pac) accepted the challenge.}

_{6 This
match was a Title Versus Title Match, where Chris Jericho’s World Television and
Lance Storm’s Intercontinental Championships were on the line, if either
wrestler got pinned.}

_{7 This match was a Triple
Threat Match, also involving KroniK (Brian Adams & Bryan Clark).}

_{8
Incredibly Awesome vacated the Tag Team Championship after winning a 6-Pack
Challenge Match at No Way Out on February 23, 2003, citing lack of competition
and being tired of defending the belts. A Tournament was held to determine the
new champions at WrestleMania 2K3 on March 30, 2003.}

_{9 Canada's
Finest won the 13-Team Tournament to win the vacant Tag Team Titles, beating The
Outsiders in the Finals.}

_{1 Triple H was the WWF
Intercontinental Champion, when Fredrick J. Livingstone III bought the WWF & WCW.
Livingstone hired him. He beat Bret Hart, the WCW U.S. Champion to unify the 2
titles at a house show, to become the first ever WCWF Intercontinental Champion.}

_{2 This was the first
WCWF-exclusive Event, which was broadcasted live on the USA Network.}

_{4
According to Fredrick J. Livingstone III, Taz and Ken Shamrock were champions
for too long. In order for them to keep their titles, they had to defeat Buff
Bagwell and Kanyon in a tag team match. Bagwell and Kanyon won that match, and
therefore Taz and Shamrock were stripped of their titles. Over the course
of the next two weeks, a Lethal Lottery Tag Team Tournament was held, where the
winners of the tournament faced each other for the WCWF Intercontinental
Championship and the losing team faced each other for the WCWF World Television
Championship. Shawn Michaels & The Undertaker won the tournament, defeating Jeff
Jarrett & Lance Storm, and therefore wrestled each other for the IC Title.
Michaels won that match.}

_{1 D-Lo Brown, the WWF
European Champion, lost to Val Venis, at the final WWF event, prior to Fredrick
J. Livingstone III’s buying of the WWF & WCW. Livingstone hired Venis, who
defeated Booker T, the WCW World Television Champion to unify the 2 titles, at a
house show. Since Livingstone had no plans to take the WCWF to Europe, he
called the belt the WCWF Television Championship, instead of the European
Title.}

_{7 According to Fredrick
J. Livingstone III, Taz and Ken Shamrock were champions for too long. In order
for them to keep their titles, they had to defeat Buff Bagwell and Kanyon in a
tag team match. Bagwell and Kanyon won that match, and therefore Taz and
Shamrock were stripped of their titles. Over the course of the next two weeks,
a Lethal Lottery Tag Team Tournament was held, where the winners of the
tournament faced each other for the WCWF Intercontinental Championship and the
losing team faced each other for the WCWF World Television Championship. Jeff
Jarrett & Lance Storm lost the tournament to Shawn Michaels & The Undertaker,
and therefore wrestled each other for the TV Title. Jarrett won that match.}

_{1 Chris Jericho, the WCW
Cruiserweight Champion, lost to Chavo Guerrero, Jr., at the final WCW event,
prior to Fredrick J. Livingstone III’s buying of the WWF & WCW. Livingstone
hired Guerrero, who defeated Taka Michinoku, the WWF Light Heavyweight Champion
to unify the 2 titles, at a house show, to become the first ever WCWF
Cruiserweight Champion.}

_{2 This was the first
WCWF-exclusive Event, which was broadcasted live on the USA Network.}

_{7 When Darren the
Dangerous became the owner of the WCWF, he got rid of the divisions. Owen Hart
took the opportunity to vacate his WCWF Cruiserweight Championship, in order to
go for a better belt. The title was decided in 2 open invitational Battle
Royals, where the winning Superstars faced off in a singles match for the WCWF
Cruiserweight Championship. Jeff Hardy and Scotty 2 Hotty won the Battle Royals
and faced each other for the vacant title.}

_{8 This was a Fatal 4 Way
Match, also involving Christian, and Grand Master Sexay.}

_{9 Rey
Misterio Jr. changed his name to Rey Misterio, during his title reign, prior to
a match at Backlash on April 27.}

_{1Mankind won a
tournament, beating Tommy Dreamer, in the finals, to become the first WCWF
HaRdCoRe Champion.}

_{8 The match was a Texas
Bullrope Match. Following this match, Taz decided that he wants to defend his
title in only Falls Count Anywhere Matches, instead of “stupid gimmick matches.”}

_{9 Justin Credible vacated
the WCWF HaRdCoRe Championship, on February 18, 2002, because he beat every
opponent in front of him, and wanted to move on to something better. This was a
Fatal 4 Way Match to determine the new champion. Bradshaw defeated Raven, Mike
Awesome, & Crowbar to become the champion.}

_{11 This
match was a Career Versus Title Match. Therefore, Crash Holly is fired from the
WCWF.}

_{1 Snow, Brookside, & Van Dam defeated
The Kliq in a War Games Match in the finals of a tournament
to become the
first WCWF 6-Man Tag Team Champions.}

_{1 Aja Kong won a Battle
Royal to become the first ever WCWF Women’s Champion.}

_{3 Minami Toyota lost her
job in a Career Battle Royal, and had to vacate the championship. Livingstone
decided not to continue the Women’s Division, and therefore Toyota was the final
WCWF Women’s Champion.}

_{1 The Extreme Vixens
(Jenna Jameson & Sable) won a tournament, defeating Hokuto & Nakano, in the
finals, to become the first ever WCWF Women’s Tag Team Champions.}

_{2 Citing “real women’s
competition”, Malenko & Richter retired the Women’s Tag Team Championship,} _{saying that no women were worthy of challenging them for their titles.}

_{1 After Minami Toyota
lost her job in a Career Battle Royal, Fredrick J. Livingstone ended the Women’s
Division. So 2000 was the last year the Queen of the Ring Tournament was held.}

_{2 This tournament, held
over the course of 3 episodes of RAW IS NITRO & Smacker, was to determine who
would face each other for the vacant WCWF Intercontinental and World Television
Championships at WCWF SummerSlam.}

_{4 This tournament, held
on 2 consecutive Pay-Per-Views, was to determine which federation, the WCWF or
the MDWO, was the better one.}

_{5 This tournament, held
over the course of 3 weeks, was to determine what 5 Superstars would challenge
for their respective title at WCWF Unforgiven Fall Brawl.}

_{6 This tournament, held
over the course of 2 weeks, was to determine the #1 Contender for the WCWF
Cruiserweight Championship at WCWF No Halloween Havoc Mercy.}

_{7 The
winners of this tournament became the #1 Contenders for their respective titles.}

_{8 The
winners of this tournament became the new WCWF 6-Man Tag Team Champions.}

_{9 The
winners of this tournament became the new WCWF World Tag Team Champions.}

AWARD NAME	2001 WINNER	2002 WINNER
Viewer's Choice	Hollywood Cooldude	Al Snow, Robbie Brookside, & Rob Van Dam
WCWF Superstar of the Year	Dean Malenko	Hollywood Cooldude
DZW Wrestler of the Year	Robbie Brookside	John Cena
WCWF Tag Team of the Year	The Detroit City Mad Men	The Detroit City Mad Men
DZW Tag Team of the Year	------------------------------------------	Victoria's Secrets
Stable of the Year	Team Dangerous	Al Snow, Robbie Brookside, & Rob Van Dam
WCWF Match of the Year	Dean Malenko VS Rob Van Dam (2 out of 3 Falls Match for the WCWF Heavyweight Championship - MDWO Slamboree (5/27/01)	Shawn Michaels VS Hollywood Cooldude (Finals of the King of the Ring Tournament - WCWF King of the Ring (6/23/02))
DZW Match of the Year	------------------------------------------	John Cena VS Brock Lesnar VS Randy Orton (Triple Threat Match for the DZW Title - Danger Zone: Episode 7 (11/16/02))
WCWF Storyline of the Year	Who is the Imposter Kane?	Cooldude - Newcomer to Champion
DZW Storyline of the Year	------------------------------------------	Randy Orton Turns His Back on His Fans
WCWF Feud of the Year	Kane VS The Undertaker VS The Imposter Kane/Brian Lee	Stevie Richards VS Raven
DZW Feud of the Year	------------------------------------------	Chris Kanyon VS Michael Modest
Pay-Per-View of the Year	WCWF SummerSlam (8/19/2001)	WCWF SummerSlam (8/25/2002)
DZW Danger Zone of the Year	------------------------------------------	Episode 7 (11/16/2002)
Special Event/Match of the Year	WCWF Tribute to America (WCWF Smacker, - 9/13/2001)	2002 King of the Ring Tournament (WCWF King of the Ring - 6/23/2002)
Most Hated WCWF Wrestler of the Year	Raven	Shane Douglas
Most Hated DZW Wrestler of the Year	------------------------------------------	Randy Orton
Most Popular WCWF Wrestler of the Year	Rob Van Dam	Steve Austin
Most Popular DZW Wrestler of the Year	------------------------------------------	A.J. Styles
Favorite Person of Authority	Ric Flair	--------------------------------------------
Comeback of the Year	Brian Lee	Scott Vick
Newcomer of the Year	Hurricane (Shane) Helms	America's Most Wanted
Most Improved WCWF Wrestler of the Year	Justin Credible	Al Snow
Most Improved DZW Wrestler of the Year	------------------------------------------	John Cena
Woman of the Year	Daffney	The Hollywood Dudette
Male Manager of the Year	Dean Malenko	Bret Hart
TV Personality of the Year	Dean Malenko	Randy Savage

CHAMPION	DEFEATED	LOCATION	EVENT & DATE
Steve Austin₁	N/A	N/A	N/A
Kane₂	Steve Austin	New York City, New York	WCWF Genesis (7/18/98)
Shawn Michaels₃	Kane	St. Louis, Missouri	WCWF Survivor Series (11/15/98)
Steve Austin	Shawn Michaels	Auburn Hills, Michigan	WCWF World War III (11/22/98)
Kevin Nash	Steve Austin	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	WCWF WrestleMania '99 (3/28/99)
Hollywood Hogan₄	Kevin Nash	Greensboro, North Carolina	WCWF King of the Ring (6/27/99)
The Rock	Hollywood Hogan	Charlotte, North Carolina	WCWF Unforgiven (9/26/99)
Shawn Michaels	The Rock	Detroit, Michigan	WCWF Survivor Series (11/14/99)
Sting	Shawn Michaels	Anaheim, California	WCWF WrestleMania 2K (4/2/00)
Scott Steiner₅	Sting	Kansas City, Missouri	WCWF Slamboree (5/7/00)
Triple H	Scott Steiner	Daytona Beach, Florida	WCWF Bash at the Beach (7/9/00)
Steve Austin₆	Triple H	Buffalo, New York	WCWF Fall Brawl (9/17/00)
Dean Malenko	Steve Austin	Houston, Texas	WCWF WrestleMania 2K1 (4/1/01)
Shawn Michaels₇	Dean Malenko	Cleveland, Ohio	WCWF Fully Loaded Invasion (7/22/01)
Scott Vick	Shawn Michaels	Toronto, Ontario, Canada	WCWF WrestleMania 2K2 (3/17/02)
Hollywood Cooldude	Scott Vick	Uniondale, New York	WCWF SummerSlam (8/24/02)
Edge	Hollywood Cooldude	Seattle, Washington	WCWF WrestleMania 2K3 (3/30/03)
Rob Van Dam	Edge	Baltimore, Maryland	WCWF No Mercy (10/19/03)

CHAMPION	MEMBERS	DEFEATED	LOCATION	EVENT & DATE
nWo Hollywood₁	Buff Bagwell & The Disciple	N/A	N/A	N/A
The Faces of Fear₂	Meng & The Barbarian	nWo Hollywood	New York City, New York	WCWF Genesis (7/18/98)
The Headbangers	Mosh & Thrasher	The Faces of Fear	Fayetteville, North Carolina	House Show (8/14/98)
The Pitbulls	Pitbull I & Pitbull II	The Headbangers	Minneapolis, Minnesota	WCWF RAW IS NITRO (10/12/98)
The New Age Outlaws	Billy Gunn & Road Dogg Jesse James	The Pitbulls	British Columbia, Canada	WCWF Rock Bottom: In Your House (12/18/98)
The DX Rockers	Marty Jannetty & Shawn Michaels	The New Age Outlaws	Tacoma, Washington	WCWF Spring Stampede (4/11/99)
The Eliminators	John Kronus & Perry Saturn	The DX Rockers	Winston-Salem, North Carolina	WCWF Fall Brawl (9/12/99)
The Outsiders	Kevin Nash & Scott Hall	The Eliminators	Washington, D.C.	WCWF Starrcade (12/19/99)
The Hardy Boyz	Jeff Hardy & Matt Hardy	The Outsiders	Anaheim, California	WCWF WrestleMania 2K (4/2/00)
The Perfect Americans	Curt Hennig & Kurt Angle	The Hardy Boyz	Kansas City, Missouri	WCWF Slamboree (5/7/00)
The Wright Brigade	Danny Doring & Roadkill	The Perfect Americans	Boston, Massachusetts	WCWF King of the Ring (6/25/00)
The Perfect Americans₃	Curt Hennig & Kurt Angle	The Wright Brigade	Dallas, Texas	WCWF Fully Loaded(7/23/00)
The Kliq₄	Billy Gunn (2) & X-Pac	The Perfect Americans	Birmingham, Alabama	WCWF Armageddon (12/10/00)
The Canadian Connection₅	Chris Jericho & Lance Storm	The Kliq	New Orleans, Louisiana	WCWF Royal Rumble (1/21/01)
KroniK	Brian Adams & Bryan Clark	The Canadian Connection	Las Vegas, Nevada	WCWF No Way Out (2/25/01)
The Detroit City Mad Men	Rhino & Scott Steiner	KroniK	Chicago, Illinois	WCWF Backlash (4/29/01)
The Canadian Connection₆	Chris Jericho & Lance Storm	The Detroit City Mad Men	East Rutherford, New Jersey	WCWF King of the Ring (6/25/01)
The Detroit City Mad Men₇	Rhino & Scott Steiner	The Canadian Connection	Daytona Beach, Florida	WCWF Bash at the Beach (7/29/01)
The Eliminators	John Kronus & Perry Saturn	The Detroit City Mad Men	Charlotte, North Carolina	WCWF RAW IS NITRO (11/19/01)
The Flock	Christopher Daniels & Reckless Youth	The Eliminators	Atlanta, Georgia	WCWF Royal Rumble (1/20/02)
Incredibly Awesome₈	Justin Credible & Mike Awesome	The Flock	Nashville, Tennessee	WCWF Judgment Day (5/19/02)
Canada's Finest₉	Chris Benoit & Owen Hart	The Outsiders	Seattle, Washington	WCWF WrestleMania 2K3 (3/30/03)
The Hardy Boyz	Jeff & Matt Hardy	Canada's Finest	Hershey, Pennsylvania	WCWF Unforgiven (9/21/03)

CHAMPION	DEFEATED	LOCATION	EVENT & DATE
Triple H₁	N/A	N/A	N/A
Jeff Jarrett₂	Triple H	New York City, New York	WCWF Genesis (7/18/98)
Booker T	Jeff Jarrett	Charleston, West Virginia	WCWF Souled Out (1/17/99)
Sabu	Booker T	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	WCWF WrestleMania '99 (3/28/99)
Raven	Sabu	Providence, Rhode Island	WCWF Backlash (4/25/99)
Edge₃	Raven	Minneapolis, Minnesota	WCWF SummerSlam (8/22/99)
Chris Benoit	Edge	Cincinnati, Ohio	WCWF Souled Out (1/16/00)
Shane Douglas	Chris Benoit	Chicago, Illinois	WCWF Spring Stampede (4/16/00)
Ken Shamrock	Shane Douglas	Louisville, Kentucky	WCWF Judgment Day (5/21/00)
Shawn Michaels₄	The Undertaker	Raleigh, North Carolina	WCWF SummerSlam (8/27/00)
Shane Douglas	Shawn Michaels	Tampa, Florida	WCWF Survivor Series (11/17/00)
Val Venis	Shane Douglas	Washington, D.C.	WCWF Starrcade (12/17/00)
Chris Benoit	Val Venis	New Orleans, Louisiana	WCWF Royal Rumble (1/21/01)
Lance Storm	Chris Benoit	Kansas City, Missouri	WCWF Slamboree (5/27/01)
Chris Benoit₅	Lance Storm	Daytona Beach, Florida	WCWF Bash at the Beach (7/29/01)
Al Snow	Chris Benoit	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	WCWF Unforgiven Fall Brawl (9/23/01)
Kurt Angle	Al Snow	Atlanta, Georgia	WCWF Royal Rumble (1/20/02)
Triple H	Kurt Angle	Little Rock, Arkansas	WCWF No Mercy (10/20/02)
Taz	Triple H	Phoenix, Arizona	WCWF SummerSlam (8/24/03)

CHAMPION	DEFEATED	LOCATION	EVENT & DATE
Val Venis₁	N/A	N/A	N/A
Marty Jannetty	Val Venis	St. Louis, Missouri	WCWF Survivor Series (11/15/98)
Mike Awesome	Marty Jannetty	Auburn Hills, Michigan	WCWF World War III (11/22/98)
Val Venis₂	Mike Awesome	Memphis, Tennessee	WCWF St. Valentine’s Day Massacre (2/14/99)
Cactus Jack	Val Venis	Oakland, California	WCWF Superbrawl (2/21/99)
Warrior₃	Cactus Jack	St. Louis, Missouri	WCWF Slamboree (5/7/99)
Rob Van Dam	Warrior	Greensboro, North Carolina	WCWF King of the Ring (6/27/99)
Buff Bagwell₄	Rob Van Dam	Buffalo, New York	WCWF Fully Loaded (7/25/99)
Rob Van Dam₅	Buff Bagwell	Minneapolis, Minnesota	WCWF SummerSlam (8/22/99)
Chris Jericho	Rob Van Dam	Winston-Salem, North Carolina	WCWF Fall Brawl (9/12/99)
Taz₆	Chris Jericho	San Francisco, California	WCWF SuperBrawl (2/20/00)
Jeff Jarrett₇	Lance Storm	Raleigh, North Carolina	WCWF SummerSlam (8/27/00)
Shawn Michaels	Jeff Jarrett	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	WCWF World War III Mayhem (11/26/00)
Test	Shawn Michaels	Houston, Texas	WCWF WrestleMania 2K1 (4/1/01)
Chris Jericho	Test	Sacramento, California	WCWF Judgment Day (5/20/01)
Owen Hart	Chris Jericho	St. Louis, Missouri	WCWF No Halloween Havoc Mercy (10/21/01)
Darren the Dangerous	Owen Hart	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	WCWF No Way Out (2/17/02)
Chris Jericho	Darren the Dangerous	Fort Lauderdale, Florida	WCWF Starrcade (12/15/02)
Jeff Jarrett	Chris Jericho	Hershey, Pennsylvania	WCWF Unforgiven (9/21/03)

CHAMPION	DEFEATED	LOCATION	EVENT & DATE
Chavo Guerrero, Jr.₁	N/A	N/A	N/A
Eddie Guerrero ₂	Chavo Guerrero, Jr.	New York City, New York	WCWF Genesis (7/18/98)
Juventud Guerrera	Eddie Guerrero	Los Angeles, California	House Show (9/20/98)
Hector Garza	Juventud Guerrera	St. Louis, Missouri	WCWF Survivor Series (11/15/98)
Mikey Whipwreck	Hector Garza	Washington, D.C.	WCWF Starrcade (12/27/98)
Brian Christopher	Mikey Whipwreck	Charleston, West Virginia	WCWF Souled Out (1/17/99)
Chris Jericho ₃	Brian Christopher	Memphis, Tennessee	WCWF St. Valentine’s Day Massacre (2/14/99)
X-Pac	Chris Jericho	St. Louis, Missouri	WCWF Slamboree (5/7/99)
Owen Hart ₄	X-Pac	Toronto, Ontario, Canada	WCWF World War III Mayhem (11/29/99)
Vampiro ₅	Owen Hart	Anaheim, California	WCWF WrestleMania 2K (4/2/00)
Christian ₆	Vampiro	Louisville, Kentucky	WCWF Judgment Day (5/21/00)
Jeff Hardy	Christian	Boston, Massachusetts	WCWF King of the Ring (6/25/00)
Devon Storm	Jeff Hardy	Daytona Beach, Florida	WCWF Bash at the Beach (7/9/00)
Owen Hart	Devon Storm	Buffalo, New York	WCWF Fall Brawl (9/17/00)
Jeff Hardy ₇	Scotty 2 Hotty	Indianapolis, Indiana	WCWF Souled Out Sin (1/14/01)
Shane Helms ₈	Jeff Hardy	Nashville, Tennessee	WCWF SuperBrawl: Revenge (2/18/01)
Rey Misterio Jr.	Shane Helms	Kansas City, Missouri	WCWF Slamboree (5/27/01)
Crowbar	Rey Misterio Jr.	San Jose, California	WCWF SummerSlam (8/19/01)
Matt Hardy	Crowbar	San Diego, California	WCWF Starrcade (12/16/01)
Lance Storm	Matt Hardy	New York City, New York	WCWF Survivor Series (11/15/02)
Rey Misterio₉	Lance Storm	Seattle, Washington	WCWF WrestleMania 2K3 (3/30/03)
Hurricane Helms	Rey Misterio	Denver, Colorado	WCWF Vengeance (7/27/03)

CHAMPIONS	MEMBERS	DEFEATED	LOCATION	EVENT & DATE
The Extreme Vixens₁	Jenna Jameson & Sable	Akira Hokuto & Bull Nakano	Anaheim, California	WCWF Royal Rumble (1/24/99)
Debra McMichael & Elizabeth	N/A	Extreme Vixens	St. Louis, Missouri	WCWF Slamboree (5/7/99)
Malia Hosaka & Missy Hyatt	N/A	Debra McMichael & Elizabeth	Kansas City, Missouri	WCWF Over The Edge (5/23/99)
Debbie Malenko & Wendi Richter₂	N/A	Malia Hosaka & Missy Hyatt	Cleveland, Ohio	WCWF No Mercy (10/17/99)

NAME OF TOURNAMENT	WINNER	DEFEATED	LOCATION	EVENT & DATE
#1 Contender’s Tournament for the WCWF World Heavyweight Championship	The Undertaker	The Rock	Washington, D.C.	WCWF Starrcade (12/27/98)
#1 Contender’s Tournament for the WCWF World Tag Team Championship	The Rockers	Lex Luger & Sting	Philadelphia, PA	WCWF WrestleMania ’99 (3/28/99)
King of the Ring Tournament	Edge	Kanyon	Greensboro, NC	WCWF King of the Ring (6/27/99)
Queen of the Ring Tournament	Sable	Luna Vachon	Greensboro, NC	WCWF King of the Ring (6/27/99)
Mixed Tag Team Tournament	Triple H & Chyna	Justin Credible & Nicole Bass	Buffalo, NY	WCWF Fully Loaded (7/25/99)
#1 Contender’s Tournament for the WCWF World Television Championship	Booker T	The Disciple	Anaheim, CA	WCWF WrestleMania 2K (4/2/00)
#1 Contender’s Tournament for the WCWF Cruiserweight Championship	Blitzkrieg	X-Pac	Anaheim, CA	WCWF WrestleMania 2K (4/2/00)
#1 Contender’s Tournament for the WCWF HaRdCoRe Championship	Kane	Tank Abbott	Anaheim, CA	WCWF WrestleMania 2K (4/2/00)
#1 Contender’s Tournament for the WCWF Women's Championship	Aja Kong	Luna Vachon	Anaheim, CA	WCWF WrestleMania 2K (4/2/00)
#1 Contender’s Tournament for the WCWF Intercontinental Championship	Shane Douglas	Val Venis	Anaheim, CA	WCWF WrestleMania 2K (4/2/00)
#1 Contender’s Tournament for the WCWF World Tag Team Championship	Rob Van Dam & Sabu	The Legion of Doom	Anaheim, CA	WCWF WrestleMania 2K (4/2/00)
#1 Contender’s Tournament for the WCWF World Heavyweight Championship	The Rock	Warrior	Anaheim, CA	WCWF WrestleMania 2K (4/2/00)
King of the Ring Tournament	Devon Storm	Jerry Lynn	Boston, MA	WCWF King of the Ring (6/25/00)
Queen of the Ring Tournament₁	Madusa	Akira Hokuto	Boston, MA	WCWF King of the Ring (6/25/00)
Lethal Lottery Tag Team Tournament for the WCWF Intercontinental and World Television Championships₂	Shawn Michaels & The Undertaker	Jeff Jarrett & Lance Storm	Toronto, Ontario, CN Charlotte, NC Fayetteville, NC	WCWF Smacker (8/17/00) WCWF RAW IS NITRO (8/21/00) WCWF Smacker (8/24/00)
$1 Million Greed Tournament₃	Rob Van Dam	The Southern Rebel	Jacksonville, FL	WCWF Greed (3/18/01)
King of the Ring Tournament	Chris Benoit	Test	East Rutherford, NJ	WCWF King of the Ring (6/25/01)
WCWF VS MDWO Tournament₄	Ken Shamrock	Rob Van Dam	Cleveland, OH Daytona Beach, FL	WCWF Fully Loaded Invasion (7/22/01) WCWF Bash at the Beach (7/29/01)
#1 Contender’s 10 Man Tag Team Tournament₅	Too Cool, Kid Kash, Nova, & Al Snow	Little Guido & William Regal, Taka Michinoku, Goldberg, & Triple H	Detroit, MI Grand Rapids, MI Toronto, Ontario, CN Toronto, Ontario, CN San Antonio, TX	WCWF RAW IS NITRO (8/27/01) WCWF Smacker (8/30/01) WCWF RAW IS NITRO (9/3/01) WCWF Smacker (9/4/01) WCWF RAW IS NITRO (9/10/01)
#1 Contender’s Tournament for the WCWF Cruiserweight Championship₆	Lance Storm	Rey Misterio, Jr.	Baton Rouge, LA Mobile, AL Indianapolis, IN Moline, IL	WCWF RAW IS NITRO (10/1/01) WCWF Smacker (10/4/01) WCWF RAW IS NITRO (10/8/01) WCWF Smacker (10/11/01)
King of the Ring Tournament	Hollywood Cooldude	Shawn Michaels	Columbus, OH	WCWF King of the Ring (6/23/02)
Six Man Tag Team #1 Contender’s Tournament₇	Jeff Jarrett, Taz, & Chris Candido	Jeff Hardy, Kid Kash, & Billy Kidman	Detroit, MI	WCWF Vengeance (7/22/02)
WCWF 6-Man Tag Team Championship Tournament ₈	Al Snow, Robbie Brookside, & Rob Van Dam	The Kliq	Los Angeles, CA	WCWF Unforgiven (9/22/02)
WCWF World Tag Team Championship Tournament₉	Canada's Finest	The Outsiders	Seattle, WA	WCWF WrestleMania 2K3 (3/30/03)
King of the Ring Tournament	Scott Vick	Hollywood Cooldude	Houston, TX	WCWF Bad Blood (6/15/03)

CHAMPION	WORLD	TAG TEAM	INTERCONTINENTAL	WORLD TV	CRUISERWEIGHT	HaRdCoRe	6-MAN TAG	TOTAL
Chris Jericho	0	2	0	3	1	0	0
Shawn Michaels	3	1	1	1	0	0	0
Kurt Angle	0	2	1	0	0	0	1
Steve Austin	3	0	0	0	0	0	1
Chris Benoit	0	1	3	0	0	0	0
Justin Credible	0	1	0	0	0	3	0	4
Jeff Hardy	0	2	0	0	2	0	0
Owen Hart	0	1	0	1	2	0	0
Lance Storm	0	2	1	0	1	0	0
Rob Van Dam	1	0	0	2	0	0	1	4
Mike Awesome	0	1	0	1	0	1	0	3
Matt Hardy	0	2	0	0	1	0	0
Curt Hennig	0	2	0	0	0	0	1
Jeff Jarrett	0	0	1	2	0	0	0
Scott Steiner	1	2	0	0	0	0	0	3
Devon Storm /Crowbar	0	0	0	0	2	1	0
Taz	0	0	1	1	0	1	0
Triple H	1	0	2	0	0	0	0
Val Venis	0	0	1	2	0	0	0	3
Buff Bagwell	0	1	0	1	0	0	0	2
Bradshaw	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	2
Shane Douglas	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	2
Billy Gunn	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	2
Marty Jannetty	0	1	0	1	0	0	0	2
Kane	1	0	0	0	0	1	0	2
John Kronus	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	2
Kevin Nash	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	2
Perry Saturn	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	2
X-Pac	0	1	0	0	1	0	0
Rey Misterio	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	2
Edge	1	0	1	0	0	0	0	2
The Rock	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	2
Shane/Hurricane Helms	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	2