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	[[Deathwarrent]] with the JCW Championship.		[[Deathwarrent]] with the JCW Championship.
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	==History==		==History==
-	In Season 4, Episode 20, [[Reilly Davidson]] revealed the JCW Championship in light of announcing the return of [[Jackass Championship Wrestling]] from its original inception in Season 2 (2003). The JCW Championship was soon contested in a main event contest on episode 28 ''[[JCW Revolution]]'' which saw [[Kavian]] succeed to [[Reaper]] and [[Ryan Stevens]] becoming the first ever champion. The title was ~~soon~~ involved in a storyline angle where [[Affliction]] had thieved the belt that led to [[Rabbit]] being blamed and evicted from JCW for not supposedly guarding it. [[Deathwarrent]] later had a reign with the title after defeating Kavian at episode 35 [[XBW ValenCrimes (Season 4)\|XBW Valencrimes]].	+	In Season 4, Episode 20, [[Reilly Davidson]] revealed the JCW Championship in light of announcing the return of [[Jackass Championship Wrestling]] from its original inception in Season 2 (2003). The JCW Championship was soon contested in a main event contest on episode 28 ''[[JCW Revolution]]'' which saw [[Kavian]] succeed to [[Reaper]] and [[Ryan Stevens]] becoming the first ever champion. The title was also involved in a storyline angle where [[Affliction]] had thieved the belt that led to [[Rabbit]] being blamed and evicted from JCW for not supposedly guarding it. [[Deathwarrent]] later had a reign with the title after defeating Kavian at episode 35 [[XBW ValenCrimes (Season 4)\|XBW Valencrimes]].

	Deathwarrent was stripped on the first episode into Season 5 by Reilly Davidson who put the title on himself. At Season 5, Episode 3 [[XBW In Memory Of 5\|XBW In Memory Of 5]], [[The Reaper (XBW)\|The Reaper]] beated Davidson for the championship in a Texas Deathmatch. Eventually as JCW declared their demise, the belt was retired for the [[XBW Internet Championship]].		Deathwarrent was stripped on the first episode into Season 5 by Reilly Davidson who put the title on himself. At Season 5, Episode 3 [[XBW In Memory Of 5\|XBW In Memory Of 5]], [[The Reaper (XBW)\|The Reaper]] beated Davidson for the championship in a Texas Deathmatch. Eventually as JCW declared their demise, the belt was retired for the [[XBW Internet Championship]].

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	[[Category:Backyard wrestling championships]]		[[Category:Backyard wrestling championships]]
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		+	{{XBW Wrestling Championships}}

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	\| align="center" colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:150%;" \| <span style="color: #000000;">'''JCW Championship'''</span><br>		\| align="center" colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:150%;" \| <span style="color: #000000;">'''JCW Championship'''</span><br>
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		+	[[Deathwarrent]] with the JCW Championship.
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	\| align="center" colspan="2" \| '''Details'''		\| align="center" colspan="2" \| '''Details'''
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	\| style="text-align: right;" \| '''Date introduced'''		\| style="text-align: right;" \| '''Date introduced'''
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	\| style="text-align: right;" \| '''Most reigns'''		\| style="text-align: right;" \| '''Most reigns'''
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	==History==		==History==
-	In Season 4, Episode 28 the JCW Championship was ~~debuted~~ in a main event contest on ''[[JCW Revolution]]'' which saw [[Kavian]] succeed to [[Reaper]] and [[Ryan Stevens]] becoming the first ever champion. The title was soon involved in a storyline angle where [[Affliction]] had thieved the belt that led to [[Rabbit]] being blamed and evicted from JCW for not supposedly guarding it. [[Deathwarrent]] later had a reign with the title after defeating Kavian at episode 35 [[XBW ValenCrimes (Season 4)\|XBW Valencrimes]].	+	In Season 4, Episode 20, [[Reilly Davidson]] revealed the JCW Championship in light of announcing the return of [[Jackass Championship Wrestling]] from its original inception in Season 2 (2003). The JCW Championship was soon contested in a main event contest on episode 28 ''[[JCW Revolution]]'' which saw [[Kavian]] succeed to [[Reaper]] and [[Ryan Stevens]] becoming the first ever champion. The title was soon involved in a storyline angle where [[Affliction]] had thieved the belt that led to [[Rabbit]] being blamed and evicted from JCW for not supposedly guarding it. [[Deathwarrent]] later had a reign with the title after defeating Kavian at episode 35 [[XBW ValenCrimes (Season 4)\|XBW Valencrimes]].

-	Deathwarrent was stripped on the first episode into Season 5 by [[Reilly Davidson]] who put the title on himself. At Season 5, Episode 3 [[XBW In Memory Of 5\|XBW In Memory Of 5]], [[The Reaper (XBW)\|The Reaper]] beated Davidson for the championship in a Texas Deathmatch. Eventually as JCW declared their demise, the belt was retired for the [[XBW Internet Championship]].	+	Deathwarrent was stripped on the first episode into Season 5 by Reilly Davidson who put the title on himself. At Season 5, Episode 3 [[XBW In Memory Of 5\|XBW In Memory Of 5]], [[The Reaper (XBW)\|The Reaper]] beated Davidson for the championship in a Texas Deathmatch. Eventually as JCW declared their demise, the belt was retired for the [[XBW Internet Championship]].

	==Reigns==		==Reigns==

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-	~~==See also==~~
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-	*[[JCW Champions]]
-	*[[JCW Championship reigns by length]]

	==External links==		==External links==

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	==External links==		==External links==
-	*[http://~~worldofwrestling~~.us/~~xbw~~ JCW Title History]	+	*[http://www.facebook.com/pages/Glen-Burnie-MD/XBW-Xtreme-Backyard-Wrestling-of-Maryland/85346724449?ref=ts#!/pages/Glen-Burnie-MD/XBW-Xtreme-Backyard-Wrestling-of-Maryland/85346724449?v=app_2347471856&ref=ts JCW Title History]

-	[[Category:~~Championships~~]]	+	[[Category:Backyard wrestling championships]]

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*[http://worldofwrestling.us/xbw JCW Title History]		*[http://worldofwrestling.us/xbw JCW Title History]
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		+	[[Category:Championships]]

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	In Season 4, Episode 28 the JCW Championship was debuted in a main event contest on ''[[JCW Revolution]]'' which saw [[Kavian]] succeed to [[Reaper]] and [[Ryan Stevens]] becoming the first ever champion. The title was soon involved in a storyline angle where [[Affliction]] had thieved the belt that led to [[Rabbit]] being blamed and evicted from JCW for not supposedly guarding it. [[Deathwarrent]] later had a reign with the title after defeating Kavian at episode 35 [[XBW ValenCrimes (Season 4)\|XBW Valencrimes]].		In Season 4, Episode 28 the JCW Championship was debuted in a main event contest on ''[[JCW Revolution]]'' which saw [[Kavian]] succeed to [[Reaper]] and [[Ryan Stevens]] becoming the first ever champion. The title was soon involved in a storyline angle where [[Affliction]] had thieved the belt that led to [[Rabbit]] being blamed and evicted from JCW for not supposedly guarding it. [[Deathwarrent]] later had a reign with the title after defeating Kavian at episode 35 [[XBW ValenCrimes (Season 4)\|XBW Valencrimes]].

-	Deathwarrent was stripped on the first episode into Season 5 by [[Reilly Davidson]] who put the title on himself. At Season 5, Episode 3 [[XBW In Memory Of 5\|XBW In Memory Of 5]], [[The Reaper (XBW)}The Reaper]] beated Davidson for the championship in a Texas Deathmatch. Eventually as JCW declared their demise, the belt was retired for the [[XBW Internet Championship]].	+	Deathwarrent was stripped on the first episode into Season 5 by [[Reilly Davidson]] who put the title on himself. At Season 5, Episode 3 [[XBW In Memory Of 5\|XBW In Memory Of 5]], [[The Reaper (XBW)\|The Reaper]] beated Davidson for the championship in a Texas Deathmatch. Eventually as JCW declared their demise, the belt was retired for the [[XBW Internet Championship]].

	==Reigns==		==Reigns==

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	==History==		==History==
-	In Season 4, Episode 28 the JCW Championship was debuted in a main event contest on ''[[JCW Revolution]]'' which saw Kavian succeed to Reaper and Ryan Stevens becoming the first ever champion. The title was soon involved in a storyline angle where Affliction had thieved the belt that led to [[Rabbit]] being blamed and evicted from JCW for not supposedly guarding it. Deathwarrent later had a reign with the title after defeating Kavian at episode 35 [[XBW ValenCrimes (Season 4)\|XBW Valencrimes]].	+	In Season 4, Episode 28 the JCW Championship was debuted in a main event contest on ''[[JCW Revolution]]'' which saw [[Kavian]] succeed to [[Reaper]] and [[Ryan Stevens]] becoming the first ever champion. The title was soon involved in a storyline angle where [[Affliction]] had thieved the belt that led to [[Rabbit]] being blamed and evicted from JCW for not supposedly guarding it. [[Deathwarrent]] later had a reign with the title after defeating Kavian at episode 35 [[XBW ValenCrimes (Season 4)\|XBW Valencrimes]].

-	Deathwarrent was stripped on the first episode into Season 5 by Reilly Davidson who put the title on himself. At Season 5, Episode 3 [[XBW In Memory Of 5\|XBW In Memory Of 5]], The Reaper beated Davidson for the championship in a Texas Deathmatch. Eventually as JCW declared their demise, the belt was retired for the [[XBW Internet Championship]].	+	Deathwarrent was stripped on the first episode into Season 5 by [[Reilly Davidson]] who put the title on himself. At Season 5, Episode 3 [[XBW In Memory Of 5\|XBW In Memory Of 5]], [[The Reaper (XBW)}The Reaper]] beated Davidson for the championship in a Texas Deathmatch. Eventually as JCW declared their demise, the belt was retired for the [[XBW Internet Championship]].

	==Reigns==		==Reigns==

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	\|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>		\|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>
	\|{{small\|The title was retired by Davidson due to JCW announcing their demise.}}		\|{{small\|The title was retired by Davidson due to JCW announcing their demise.}}
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		+	====List of shortest to longest reigns====
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		+	{\| class="wikitable" width=60% cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0 border=1 style="font-family: sans-serif; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size:90%; background-color: #ffffff;"
		+	!style="background: #e4e4e4;" width=6%\|Wrestler
		+	!style="background: #e3e3e3;" width=4%\|Episodes Held
		+	!style="background: #e3e3e3;" width=8%\|Episode Won
		+	!style="background: #e3e3e3;" width=8%\|Episode Lost
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[Kavian]]
		+	\|<center>07</center>
		+	\|<center>Season 04, Episode 28'''</center>
		+	\|<center>Season 04, Episode 35'''</center>
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[Reilly Davidson]]
		+	\|<center>2</center>
		+	\|<center>Season 05, Episode 01'''</center>
		+	\|<center>Season 05, Episode 03'''</center>
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[The Reaper (XBW)\|The Reaper]]
		+	\|<center>2</center>
		+	\|<center>Season 05, Episode 03'''</center>
		+	\|<center>Season 05, Episode 05'''</center>
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[Deathwarrent]]
		+	\|<center>1</center>
		+	\|<center>Season 04, Episode 35'''</center>
		+	\|<center>Season 05, Episode 01'''</center>
		+	\|-
		+	\|}
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		+	====List of combined reigns====
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		+	{\| class="wikitable" width=40% cellpadding=4 cellspacing=0 border=1 style="font-family: sans-serif; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size:90%; background-color: #ffffff;"
		+	!style="background: #e3e3e3;" width=1%\|Rank
		+	!style="background: #e3e3e3;" width=4%\|Wrestler
		+	!style="background: #e3e3e3;" width=3%\|# Of Reigns
		+	!style="background: #e3e3e3;" width=3%\|Combined episodes
		+	\|-
		+	\|1.\|\|[[Kavian]]\|\|<center>1</center>\|\|<center>7</center>
		+	\|-
		+	\|2.\|\|[[Reilly Davidson]]\|\|<center>1</center>\|\|<center>2</center>
		+	\|-
		+	\|3.\|\|[[The Reaper (XBW)\|The Reaper]]\|\|<center>1</center>\|\|<center>2</center>
		+	\|-
		+	\|4.\|\|[[Deathwarrent]]\|\|<center>1</center>\|\|<center>1</center>
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	Overall, there had been 4 different JCW Champions. The inaugural JCW Champion was [[Kavian]], who defeated Ryan Stevens and The Reaper in a Triple Threat match. The last champion was [[The Reaper (XBW)\|The Reaper]] who fought [[Reilly Davidson]] to a victory in a Texas Deathmatch at [[XBW In Memory Of 5 (Season 5)\|XBW In Memory Of 5]]. The title was later retired on Reaper.		Overall, there had been 4 different JCW Champions. The inaugural JCW Champion was [[Kavian]], who defeated Ryan Stevens and The Reaper in a Triple Threat match. The last champion was [[The Reaper (XBW)\|The Reaper]] who fought [[Reilly Davidson]] to a victory in a Texas Deathmatch at [[XBW In Memory Of 5 (Season 5)\|XBW In Memory Of 5]]. The title was later retired on Reaper.
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		+	{\| class="wikitable" width=99% cellpadding=4 cellspacing=0 border=1 style="font-family: sans-serif; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size:90%; background-color: #ffffff;"
		+	!style="background: #e3e3e3;" width=15%\|Wrestler:
		+	!style="background: #e3e3e3;" width=1% \|Reigns:
		+	!style="background: #e3e3e3;" width=16%\|Occurrence:
		+	!style="background: #e3e3e3;" width=1% \|Defenses:
		+	!style="background: #e3e3e3;" width=11%\|Location:
		+	!style="background: #e3e3e3;" width=30%\|Notes:
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[Kavian]]
		+	\| <center>1</center>
		+	\|<center>Season 04, Episode 28</center>
		+	\|<center>1</center>
		+	\|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>
		+	\|{{small\|[[Kavian]] defeated [[Ryan Stevens]] and [[The Reaper (XBW)\|The Reaper]] in a Triple Threat match on ''[[JCW Revolution]]'' to become the first champion.}}
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[Deathwarrent]]
		+	\| <center>1</center>
		+	\|<center>Season 04, Episode 35</center>
		+	\|<center>0</center>
		+	\|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>
		+	\|{{small\|Defeated Kavian to win the title at [[XBW ValenCrimes (Season 4)\|XBW ValenCrimes]].}}
		+	\|-
		+	\|colspan=2\|Vacated
		+	\|<center>Season 05, Episode 01</center>
		+	\|<center>-</center>
		+	\|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>
		+	\|{{small\|The title was vacated by JCW Owner [[Reilly Davidson]].}}
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[Reilly Davidson]]
		+	\| <center>1</center>
		+	\|<center>Season 05, Episode 03</center>
		+	\|<center>1</center>
		+	\|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>
		+	\|{{small\|Reilly Davidson decided to hold onto the title.}}
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[The Reaper (XBW)\|The Reaper]]
		+	\| <center>1</center>
		+	\|<center>Season 04, Episode 35</center>
		+	\|<center>0</center>
		+	\|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>
		+	\|{{small\|Defeated Davidson to win the title at [[XBW In Memory Of 5 (Season 5)\|XBW In Memory Of 5]].}}
		+	\|-
		+	\|colspan=2\|Retired
		+	\|<center>Season 05, Episode 05</center>
		+	\|<center>-</center>
		+	\|<center>Glen Burnie, Maryland</center>
		+	\|{{small\|The title was retired by Davidson due to JCW announcing their demise.}}
		+	\|}

	==See also==		==See also==