The NWA Pacific Northwest Junior Heavyweight Championship was the junior heavyweight championship of Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling , a member of the National Wrestling Alliance based in Vancouver, British Columbia .[1] The championship was considered a secondary championship to the NWA Canadian Junior Heavyweight Championship , with both belts being defended in the promotion.[1] The championship was established in 1998, with Tony Kozina as the first champion.[1] The belt was deactivated in 2007.[2]
Title history
Wrestler:
Times:
Date:
Location:
Notes:
Tony Kozina
1
October 20, 1998
Lilooet, British Columbia
[2] [1]
Torch
1
October 21, 1998
100 Mile House, British Columbia
[2] [1]
Tony Kozina
2
October 23, 1998
Fraser Lake, British Columbia
[2] [1]
Torch
2
October 24, 1998
Burns Lake, British Columbia
[2] [1]
Tony Kozina
3
November 20, 1998
Campbell River, British Columbia
[2] [1]
Ladies Choice
1
January 29, 1999
New Westminster, British Columbia
[2] [1]
Tony Kozina
4
February 26, 1999
New Westminster, British Columbia
[2] [1]
Disco Fury
1
May 13, 1999
Maple Ridge, British Columbia
Defeated Tony Kozina and Torch in a Triple Threat match. [2] [1]
Tony Kozina
5
May 15, 1999
Powell River, British Columbia
Kozina vacates the title on July 22, 1999 to concentrate on the NWA Canadian Junior Heavyweight Championship . [2] [1]
Ladies Choice
2
August 20, 1999
New Westminster, British Columbia
Defeated Strife and Chance Beckett in a 3-way Dance to win the vacant title. [2] [1]
Torch
3
May 26, 2000
New Westminster, British Columbia
[2]
Scotty Mac
1
April 28, 2001
Vancouver, Washington
Defeated Disco Fury and Tony Kozina in a 3-way match. [2]
Tony Kozina
6
July 21, 2001
Vancouver, Washington
Vacant in 2002. [2]
Havoc
1
April 5, 2002
Chehalis, Washington
Defeats Seth Knight in a tournament final. [2]
Scotty Mac
2
April 4, 2003
Kelowna, British Columbia
Vacant in 2003. [2]
Matt Classic
1
August 22, 2003
Surrey, British Columbia
Defeats Memphis Raines in a tournament final. The title is vacated when Classic relocates to Montreal. [2]
Memphis Raines
1
April 1, 2005
Port Coquitlam, British Columbia
Defeated Aaron Idol and Chance Beckett in a triple threat match. [2]
Aaron Idol
1
May 27, 2005
Surrey, British Columbia
Defeated Memphis Raines and Chance Beckett in a triple threat match. [2]
Mikey Dasheezits
1
February 17, 2006
Vancouver, British Columbia
Gurv Sihra
1
May 26, 2006
Comox, British Columbia
[2]
Harv Sihra
1
January 26, 2007
Surrey, British Columbia
The Sihras reunite after the match and throw down the belt; the title is deactivated immediately after. [2]
Deactivated
—
January 26, 2007
Surrey, British Columbia
The Sihras reunite after the match and throw down the belt; the title is deactivated immediately after.[2]
See also
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