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At PASSION (September 3, 2008) [[Myles Jake]] made [[William Gwynn]] tap-out to his patented "The Cross" submission hold. Ending Gwynn's record-breaking championship run. | At PASSION (September 3, 2008) [[Myles Jake]] made [[William Gwynn]] tap-out to his patented "The Cross" submission hold. Ending Gwynn's record-breaking championship run. | ||
=== | === Mark Knight === | ||
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[[Mark Knight]] was the next man to write his name into the history of [[Ringside]] by pinning [[Myles Jake]] at Tradition 25 (October 1, 2008). | |||
=== [[Derek Barlow]] === | === [[Derek Barlow]] === | ||
Revision as of 01:04, 2 March 2009
The Ringside Championship is the most prestigious title within Ringside Wrestling. It remains the accolade all who compete in Ringside strive to attain.
Championship History
Lucian Cain
Lucian Cain defeated Oliver Ranken on Tradition #5 (April 15, 2008) to become the inaugural Ringside Champion.
Psymon
At Coming of Age (May 20, 2008) Psymon defeated Lucian Cain as the Ringside Championship changed hands for the first time.
William Gwynn
William Gwynn and John Mark Blackburn conspired to take the title from Psymon at Tradition 13 (June 24, 2008) sending out a blatent message "Don't mess with the boss".
Myles Jake
At PASSION (September 3, 2008) Myles Jake made William Gwynn tap-out to his patented "The Cross" submission hold. Ending Gwynn's record-breaking championship run.
Mark Knight
Mark Knight was the next man to write his name into the history of Ringside by pinning Myles Jake at Tradition 25 (October 1, 2008).
