The FOW Hardcore Championship was a professional wrestling title in American independent promotion Future of Wrestling . The title was created when "Mr. Extreme" Pat McGuire won the title in Oakland Park, Florida on October 8, 1998. It was defended throughout southern Florida , most often in Oakland Park, Davie and Plantation, Florida . There have been a total of 9 recognized individual champions, who have had a combined 10 official reigns.[1] [2]
FOW Hardcore Championship Promotion Future of Wrestling Date established October 8, 1998 Date retired July 6, 2002 First champion(s) Pat McGuire Final champion(s) Chris Charger Most reigns Bobby Rogers,Pat McGuire and Barry Horowitz (2 reigns) Longest reign Bobby Rogers (98 days) Shortest reign Rusty Brooks,Bobby Rogers,Pat McGuire and Barry Horowitz (<1 day)
Title History
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No.
Wrestlers
Reigns
Date
Days held
Place
Notes
1
Pat McGuire
1
October 8, 1998
65
Oakland Park, Florida
2
Bobby Rogers
1
December 12, 1998
98
Oakland Park, Florida
3
Pat McGuire
2
March 20, 1999
<1
Oakland Park, Florida
Title unified with the FOW Heavyweight Championship .
Title inactive on March 20, 1999.
4
Bobby Rogers
2
December 1, 2001
<1
Davie, Florida
The title is revived in a "Xtreme Xmas Tree" mixed tag team match between Buddy Rogers and Jodi X vs. Silhouette and Nick Mayberry at "Hardcore Holiday 4". Bobby Rogers pins Nick Mayberry for the title.
5
Maximum Capacity
1
December 1, 2001
70
Davie, Florida
Defeated Bobby Rogers for the title moments after the "Xtreme Xmas Tree" match.
6
Barry Horowitz
1
February 9, 2002
63
Davie, Florida
7
Rusty Brooks
1
April 13, 2002
<1
Davie, Florida
8
Barry Horowitz
2
April 13, 2002
<1
Davie, Florida
9
The Sandman
1
April 13, 2002
56
Davie, Florida
10
Chris Charger
1
June 8, 2002
28
Plantation, Florida
Title retired after Chris Charger won the FOW Light Heavyweight Championship from Al Bino in Plantation, Florida on July 6, 2002.'
Combined reigns
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References
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