Game Changer Wrestling

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Game Changer Wrestling
AcronymGCW
FoundedJanuary 1999
StyleHardcore wrestling
Shoot style wrestling
Comedic wrestling
HeadquartersNew Jersey, U.S.
Founder(s)Ricky Otazu
Owner(s)Ricky Otazu (1999–2004, 2013–2015)
Danny Demanto (2015–2019)
Brett Lauderdale (2015–present)
FormerlyJersey Championship Wrestling (1999–2015)

Game Changer Wrestling (GCW) is an American independent professional wrestling promotion based in New Jersey. The promotion was founded in 1999 and has been owned by Brett Lauderdale since 2015.

The promotion was founded by wrestler Ricky Otazu in 1999 as Jersey Championship Wrestling (JCW). It was renamed Game Changer Wrestling in 2015 after a sale to Brett Lauderdale and Danny Demanto. Following the rebranding, GCW grew from a small New Jersey-based promotion into a nationally touring promiton, holding events in the United States as well as internationally in Japan and Mexico. The company promotes matches featuring the hardcore "death match" style of wrestling, while also promoting mixed martial arts-inspired shoot style matches during their Bloodsport events.

GCW's annual events include Backyard Wrestling, Bloodsport, Joey Janela's Spring Break, the Nick Gage Invitational, and the Tournament of Survival.

History[]

1999–2004: Early history as Jersey Championship Wrestling[]

Jersey Championship Wrestling (JCW) was founded by independent wrestler Ricky Otazu, also known by his ring name of Ricky O,[1] in January 1999 in New Jersey.[2][3] JCW ran their first show on January 29, 2000 in Lyndhurst, New Jersey.[4] Later that year, JCW hosted the inaugural Jersey J-Cup, which featured many of the top unsigned wrestlers of that period.[5] They would continue to host the tournament until 2004, when JCW was sold to rival company National Wrestling Superstars (NWS).[6] The promotion would remain dormant for nearly a decade.

2013–2015: Revival[]

In September 2013, after the closure of National Wrestling Superstars,[7] Otazu reclaimed the rights to JCW and reopened the promotion.[6] In April 2014, JCW opened its own training school in North Bergen.[8] Later that year, JCW would return to hosting the Jersey J-Cup.[9]

2015–2017: Rebranding as Game Changer Wrestling[]

In June 2015, Jersey Championship Wrestling rebranded itself to Game Changer Wrestling[3] after being purchased by Brett Lauderdale and Danny Demanto.[10] After the buyout, GCW began to predominantly feature hardcore wrestling and continued to enjoy success in the New Jersey Wrestling scene, producing several tournaments that boasted high-level independent wrestlers, including the Nick Gage Invitational Ultraviolent Tournament,[11] the Tournament of Survival[12] and the Acid Cup.[13]

2017–present: Expansion[]

In March 2017, GCW produced Joey Janela's Spring Break show in Fern Park, Florida.[14] This would become an annual tradition for the company.[15] GCW would continue to expand throughout the United States and hosted its first show in Los Angeles in November 2018, titled To Live and Die in LA.[16] In April 2018, GCW partnered with Matt Riddle to produce Matt Riddle's Bloodsport, a show that fused professional wrestling and mixed-martial arts rules.[17] Bloodsport would take place twice more in 2019, this time with the partnership of Josh Barnett.[18][19][20][21] GCW also entered a partnership with video-streaming service FITE TV to exclusively stream GCW events.[22] In August 2019, GCW embarked on a two-day tour of Japan.[23]

Roster[]

Jon Moxley
Jay Briscoe
Mark Briscoe

Game Changer Wrestling's roster consists mainly of independent freelancers.

Wrestlers[]

Ring name Real name Notes
1 Called Manders Steve Manders
2 Cold Scorpio Charles Bernard Scaggs
AJ Gray Addison James Gray
Alex Colon Alexander Colon Ultraviolent Champion
Winner of GCW Tournament of Survival 6
Alex Zayne Alex Brandenburg
Allie Katch Unknown
Antonio San Francisco Unknown
Atticus Cogar Jordan Cogar
Bobby Beverly Unknown
Blake Christian Christian Hubble
Bandido Unknown
Calvin Tankman Christopher Heyward III
Chris Dickinson Unknown
Ciclope Jhonny Serrano Yedra
Cole Radrick Joey Hodge
Dante Leon Unknown
Drew Parker Unknown
Dirty Dango Curtis Jonathan
Eddy Only Unknown
Effy Taylor Gibson
Eli Everfly Unknown
Eric Ryan Unknown
Facade Michael Cichowicz
G-Raver Brandon Graver
Gregory Iron Gregory Allen Smith
Grim Reefer Unknown
Gringo Loco Charles Santo
Jack Cartwheel Unknown
Jimmy Lloyd James Lloyd
Jay Briscoe Jamin Pugh Tag Team Champion
Jon Moxley Jonathan Good Inactive; rehabilitation[24]
World Champion
Signed to All Elite Wrestling
Joey Janela Joseph Janela Signed to All Elite Wrestling
Jordan Oliver Jordan Oliver, Jr.
Josh Barnett Joshua Lawrence Barnett
KTB Kyle Winant
Marko Stunt Noah Nelms Signed to All Elite Wrestling
Masashi Takeda Masashi Takeda
Matt Cardona Matt Cardona Signed to Impact Wrestling
Matt Tremont Matthew Tremont
Mark Briscoe Mark Pugh Tag Team Champion
Matthew Justice Matthew Hannan
Miedo Extremo Jonathan Uriel Gijon Perez
Minoru Suzuki Minoru Suzuki
Mance Warner Unknown
Nate Webb Unknown
Nick Gage Nicholas W. Wilson
Ninja Mack Unknown
Orin Veidt Boone Winkler
Rickey Shane Page Unknown
Shane Mercer Shane Goode
Shlak Unknown
Starboy Charlie Unknown
Tony Deppen Anthony Deppen
Tre Lamar Trey Lorenz

Championships[]

As of December 27, 2021

Championship Current champion(s) Reign Date won Days held Location Notes
GCW World Championship Dean Ambrose December 2018 crop.jpg Jon Moxley 1 September 4, 2021 114+ Hoffman Estates, Illinois Defeated Matt Cardona at GCW The Art of War Games.
GCW Ultraviolent Championship ― Alex Colon 2 November 13, 2021 44+ Chicago, Illinois Defeated Masashi Takeda at GCW Nick Gage Invitational 6.
GCW Tag Team Championship The Briscoes ROH.jpg The Briscoes
(Jay Briscoe and Mark Briscoe) 		1
(1, 1) 		October 23, 2021 65+ Los Angeles, California Defeated Second Gear Crew (Mance Warner and Matthew Justice) at GCW War Ready.

Former championships[]

Championship Final champion(s) Previous champion(s) Days held Date won Date retired Event Location
GCW Extreme Championship PCO Tony Deppen 112[a] September 8, 2018 December 29, 2018 GCW Nick Gage Invitational 3: Thy Kingdom Come Villa Park, Illinois
GCW Women's Championship Deonna Purrazzo Sonya Strong 0[b] June 3, 2016 June 3, 2016 GCW at Wood-Ridge Wood-Ridge, New Jersey
JCW Light Heavyweight Championship Kahagas Shawn Sheridan 0[c] April 10, 2004 April 10, 2004 JCW at Pinellas Park Pinellas Park, Florida
JCW Six Man Tag Team Championship CJ Brock, Crazy Ivan and Dave Greco N/A (inaugural) 0[d] November 4, 2001 November 4, 2001 Payback Time Lodi, New Jersey
JCW Television Championship Moondog Wenzel Jay Lethal[e] 0[f] February 22, 2004 February 22, 2004 JCW at Garfield Garfield, New Jersey

Championship history[]

GCW World Championship[]

GCW World Championship
Details
PromotionGame Changer Wrestling (GCW)
Date establishedApril 14, 2000
Current champion(s)Jon Moxley
Date wonSeptember 4, 2021
Other name(s)
  • JCW World Championship
    (2000–2004, 2013–2015)
  • GCW World Championship
    (2015–present)

Reigns[]

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific champion
Days Number of days held
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign Days
Jersey Championship Wrestling (JCW)
1 Andrew Anderson April 14, 2000 JCW TV Taping in Garfield Garfield, New Jersey 1 8 Defeated Nick Maddox in a tournament final to become the inaugural champion. [25]
2 Low Ki April 22, 2000 JCW TV Taping in Elmwood Elmwood Park, New Jersey 1 181 [26]
3 Reckless Youth October 20, 2000 Battle at Becton East Rutherford, New Jersey 1 379 [27]
— Vacated November 3, 2001 — — — — Reckless Youth vacated the title due to inactivity.
4 Inferno November 3, 2001 Mayhem South River, New Jersey 1 322 Inferno was awarded the vacant title. [28]
5 Crowbar September 21, 2002 It's the Big One Elizabeth, New Jersey 1 28 [29]
6 Lance Diamond October 19, 2002 JCW TV Taping in Elizabeth Elizabeth, New Jersey 1 141 Lance Diamond was also Television Champion during this reign. [30]
7 Don Montoya March 9, 2003 Skin To Win Paramus, New Jersey 1 112 [31]
8 Ace Darling June 29, 2003 For Family And Friends Paramus, New Jersey 1 147 [32]
9 Slyck Wagner Brown November 23, 2003 Crazy 8 Garfield, New Jersey 1 217 [33]
10 Homicide June 27, 2004 Jersey J-Cup (2004) Garfield, New Jersey 1 187 [34]
— Deactivated December 31, 2004 — — — — Homicide was no longer listed as the JCW World Champion after the company shut down in 2004.
11 Damien Darling November 9, 2013 Playas Club Collide Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey 1 209 [35]
12 QT Marshall June 6, 2014 JCW event at Barnegat High School Barnegat Township, New Jersey 1 168 [36]
13 Joey Janela November 21, 2014 JCW event in Howell Howell Township, New Jersey 1 204 [30]
14 Tama Tonga June 13, 2015 JCW Six Flags event Jackson, New Jersey 1 182 During Tama Tonga's reign, Jersey Championship Wrestling was renamed Game Changer Wrestling in July 2015, so their respective championships were also renamed. [37]
Game Changer Wrestling (GCW)
— Vacated December 12, 2015 — — — — Tama Tonga vacated the title due to inactivity.
15 Kyle the Beast March 12, 2016 To Crown A Champion Howell Township, New Jersey 1 350 Defeated Joe Gacy, Joey Janela and Pinkie Sanchez to win the vacant championship. [38]
16 Matt Tremont February 25, 2017 The New Face Of WAR Howell Township, New Jersey 1 294 [39]
17 Nick Gage December 16, 2017 Ready To Die: The 2nd Anniversary Howell Township, New Jersey 1 722 [40]
18 AJ Gray December 8, 2019 Long. Live. GCW. Nashville, Tennessee 1 <1 [41]
19 Rickey Shane Page December 8, 2019 Long. Live. GCW. Nashville, Tennessee 1 488 [41]
20 Nick Gage April 9, 2021 rSpring Break Presented By 44OH! Ybor City, Florida 2 106 [42]
21 Matt Cardona July 24, 2021 Homecoming
Night One 		Atlantic City, New Jersey 1 42 During his reign, Cardona referred the title as the GCW Universal Championship [43][44]
22 Jon Moxley September 4, 2021 The Art Of War Games Hoffman Estates, Illinois 1 114+ [45]

Combined reigns[]

As of December 27, 2021.

Record-setting two-time champion Nick Gage; he has the longest singular reign for the title at 722 days, and he also has the longest combined reign at 828 days
* Indicates the current champion
Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns 		Combined days
1 Nick Gage 2 828
2 Rickey Shane Page 1 488
3 Reckless Youth 1 379
4 Kyle the Beast 1 350
5 Inferno 1 322
6 Matt Tremont 1 294
7 Slyck Wagner Brown 1 217
8 Damien Darling 1 207
9 Joey Janela 1 204
10 Homicide 1 187
11 Tama Tonga 1 182
12 Low Ki 1 181
13 QT Marshall 1 168
14 Ace Darling 1 147
15 Lance Diamond 1 141
16 Jon Moxley † 1 114+
17 Don Montoya 1 112
18 Matt Cardona 1 42
19 Crowbar 1 28
20 Andrew Anderson 1 8
21 AJ Gray 1 <1

GCW Tag Team Championship[]

GCW Tag Team Championship
Details
PromotionGame Changer Wrestling (GCW)
Date establishedApril 1, 1999
Current champion(s)The Briscoes
(Jay Briscoe and Mark Briscoe)
Date wonOctober 23, 2021
Other name(s)
Jersey Championship Wrestling (JCW) Tag Championship (1999–2015)

The GCW Tag Team Championship is a professional wrestling world tag team championship created and promoted by the American promotion Game Changer Wrestling. The titles were created on April 1, 1999 acting by the name of JCW Tag Team Championship by the time in which the promotion was known as Jersey Championship Wrestling. After the promotion changed its name to Game Changer Wrestling in June 2015, the titles began being known as the GCW Tag Team Championship.There have been a total of 23 reigns and 5 vacancies shared between 20 different teams consisting of 38 distinctive champions. The current champions are Mance Warner and Matthew Justice who are in their first reign as a team as well as individual.

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific champion
Days Number of days held
<1 Reign lasted less than a day
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign Days
Jersey Championship Wrestling (JCW)
1 The MOB
(Nick Niosi and Ricky O) 		April 1, 1999 House show New Jersey 1 274-387 It is currently unknown how Niosi and Ricky O have been billed as inaugural champions. The exact length of this reign is uncertain.
— Vacated 2000 — — — — The titles were vacated under unknown circumstances somewhere between January and April 22, 2000.
2 Da Hit Squad
(Mafia and Monsta Mack) 		April 22, 2000 JCW TV Taping Elmwood Park, New Jersey 1 259 Defeated The Haas Brothers (Charlie Haas and Russ Haas to win the vacant titles. [46]
— Vacated January 6, 2001 — — — —
3 The Moondogs 2000
(Moondog Molsonn and Moondog Wenzel) 		January 14, 2001 JCW Teaneck Turmoil Teaneck, New Jersey 1 80
4 Low Ki and Mafia (2) April 4, 2001 JCW Anarchy Lodi, New Jersey 1 N/A The exact length of this reign is uncertain.
— Vacated 2001-2002 — — — — Titles were vacated under unknown circumstances somewhere between April 4, 2001 and 2002. The vacancy period is too long for an estimative duration of Low Ki and Mafia's reign to be determined.
5 The Solution
(Havok and Papadon) 		2001-2002 House show New Jersey 1 N/A The exact length of this reign is uncertain. Neither the exact date when Havok and Papadon won the titles is known. The first documentation of them holding the titles was a defence against Andrew Anderson and Wenzel from March 3, 2002. [47]
6 Los Boricuas
(Tony Blaze and Warpath) 		December 29, 2002 House show Paramus, New Jersey 1 2-70 The exact length of this reign is uncertain.
7 The Dirty Rotten Scoundrelz
(EC Negro and KC Blade) 		January–March 2003 N/A N/A 1 N/A Cagematch.de states that EC Negro and KC Blade held the titles beginning from somwhere between January and March 2003. However their title win does not appear in the title history list, but it does in a title defence against Tony Blaze and Warpath from March 9, 2003 at the JCW Skin To Win event.
8 Los Boricuas
(Tony Blaze and Warpath) 		May 4, 2003 JCW It All Ends Here Passaic, New Jersey 2 147
9 Team Ethic
(Dave Greco and Dixie) 		September 28, 2003 JCW Snow Day Garfield, New Jersey 1 56
10 Hybrid
(Inferno and Wenzel (2)) 		November 23, 2003 JCW Crazy 8 Garfield, New Jersey 1 91 This was a Crazy 8 Tournament semi-final.
11 Ace Darling and Matt Striker February 22, 2004 House show Garfield, New Jersey 1 N/A The exact length of this reign is uncertain.
— Vacated 2004 — — — — Titles were vacated under unknown circumstances somewhere after February 22, 2004.
12 Joey Janela 2014 N/A N/A 1 N/A Cagematch.de does not show any title change in the title history list in which Janela actually wins the titles but a documentation states that he defended the titles alone against Jarrett Foster and Aaron Stride on June 13, 2014 at a JCW event. It is unknown if he ever had a tag team partner. [48]
13 Glitz And Glamour
(Jarrett Foster, Steven Sterling and Aaron Stride) 		June 13, 2014 JCW Long Branch, New Jersey 1 133 This was a 2-on-1 handicap match in which Janela defended the titles alone. Cagematch.de shows that Stride and Foster won the titles but Steven Sterling is also shown to have taken place in a further title defence, the most plausible explanation being that all three members were recognized as champions under the freebird rule. However, Sterling's reign length remains uncertain. [48]
14 The Down Boyz
(Steve Gipke and Tony Scorese) 		October 24, 2014 JCW Union, New Jersey 1 28
15 The Playaz Club
(Damien Darling and Erik Andretti) 		November 21, 2014 JCW Howell, New Jersey 1 168
16 Joey Janela (2) and Sean Waltman/X-Pac May 8, 2015 JCW Brick, New Jersey 1 8
17 EYFBO
(Angel Ortiz and Mike Dratzik) 		May 16, 2015 JCW Skate And Surf Festival Day 1 Asbury Park, New Jersey 1 1
18 The Beast Squad
(Kyle The Beast and Monsta Mack (2)) 		May 17, 2015 JCW Skate And Surf Festival Day 2 Asbury Park, New Jersey 1 228-299 The exact length of this reign is uncertain.
Game Changer Wrestling (GCW)
— Vacated January–March 2016 — — — — Titles were vacated under unknown circumstances somewhere between January and March 12, 2016.
19 Da Hit Squad
(Mafia (3) and Monsta Mack (3)) 		March 12, 2016 GCW Finals To Crown A Champion Howell, New Jersey 2 224 Defeated EYFBO (Santana and Ortiz) to win the vacant titles.
20 Private Party
(Isiah Kassidy and Marq Quen) 		October 22, 2016 GCW The Acid Cup Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1 371 This was a four-way tag team match also ivnolving BLKOUT (Ruckus and Robby Mireno and The Nation Of Intoxication (Devon Moore and Lucky 13).
21 The Rejects
(John Wayne Murdoch and Reed Bentley) 		October 28, 2017 GCW Worst Behavior Howell, New Jersey 1 197 This was a three-way tag team match also ivnolving The Hooligans (Devin Cutter and Mason Cutter).
22 Los Mazisos
(Ciclope and Miedo Extremo) 		May 13, 2018 GCW The Untouchables Villa Park, Illinois 1 1,162
22 Jimmy Lloyd and G-Raver July 18, 2021 GCW vs Zona23 Tultitlán, Mexico 1 6
23 The Second Gear Crew
(Mance Warner and Matthew Justice) 		July 24, 2021 GCW Homecoming Weekend Part 1 Atlantic City, New Jersey 1 91 [43]
24 The Briscoes
(Jay Briscoe and Mark Briscoe) 		October 23, 2021 War Ready Los Angeles, California 1 65+ [49]

Combined reigns[]

As of December 27, 2021.

† Indicates the current champion
¤ The exact length of at least one title reign is uncertain, so the shortest length is considered.

By team[]

Rank Team No. of
reigns 		Combined
days
1 Los Mazisos
(Ciclope and Miedo Extremo)		 1 1,162
2 Da Hit Squad
(Mafia and Monsta Mack)		 2 483
3 Private Party
(Isiah Kassidy and Marq Quen)		 1 371
4 The MOB
(Nick Niosi and Ricky O)		 1 274-387¤
5 The Beast Squad
(Kyle The Beast and Monsta Mack)		 1 228-299¤
6 The Rejects
(John Wayne Murdoch and Reed Bentley)		 1 197
7 The Playaz Club
(Damien Darling and Erik Andretti)		 1 168
8 Los Boricuas
(Tony Blaze and Warpath)		 2 149-219¤
9 Glitz And Glamour
(Jarrett Foster, Steven Sterling and Aaron Stride)		 1 133
10 Hybrid
(Inferno and Wenzel)		 1 91
11 The Moondogs 2000
(Moondog Molsonn and Moondog Wenzel)		 1 80
12 The Second Gear Crew
(Mance Warner and Matthew Justice)		 1 91
13 The Briscoes
(Jay Briscoe and Mark Briscoe) †		 1 65+
14 Team Ethic
(Dave Greco and Dixie)		 1 56
15 The Down Boyz
(Steve Gipke and Tony Scorese)		 1 28
16 Joey Janela and Sean Waltman/X-Pac 1 8
17 Jimmy Lloyd and G-Raver 1 6
18 EYFBO
(Angel Ortiz and Mike Dratzik)		 1 1
19 Ace Darling and Matt Striker 1 N/A¤
Joey Janela 1 N/A¤
Low Ki and Mafia 1 N/A¤
The Dirty Rotten Scoundrelz
(EC Negro and KC Blade)		 1 N/A¤

By wrestler[]

Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns 		Combined
days
1 Ciclope 1 1,162
Miedo Extremo 1 1,162
3 Monsta Mack 3 711-782¤
4 Mafia 3 483¤
5 Isiah Kassidy 1 371
Marq Quen 1 371
7 Nick Niosi 1 274-387¤
Ricky O 1 274-387¤
9 Kyle The Beast 1 228-299¤
10 John Wayne Murdoch 1 197
Reed Bentley 1 197
12 Moondog Wenzel/Wenzel 2 171
13 Damien Darling 1 168
Erik Andretti 1 168
15 Tony Blaze 2 149-219¤
Warpath 2 149-219¤
17 Jarrett Foster 1 133
Steven Sterling 1 133
Aaron Stride 1 133¤
20 Inferno 1 91
Mance Warner 1 91
Matthew Justice 1 91
23 Moondog Molsonn 1 80
24 Jay Briscoe † 1 65+
Mark Briscoe † 1 65+
26 Dave Greco 1 56
Dixie 1 56
28 Steve Gipke 1 28
Tony Scorese 1 28
30 Joey Janela 2 8¤
Sean Waltman/X-Pac 1 8
32 Jimmy Lloyd 1 6
G-Raver 1 6
34 Angel Ortiz 1 1
Mike Dratzik 1 1
36 Ace Darling 1 N/A¤
EC Negro 1 N/A¤
KC Blade 1 N/A¤
Low Ki 1 N/A¤
Matt Striker 1 N/A¤

GCW Ultraviolent Championship[]

GCW Ultraviolent Championship
Details
PromotionGame Changer Wrestling (GCW)
Date establishedApril 10, 2021
Current champion(s)Alex Colon
Date wonNovember 13, 2021

Reigns[]

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific champion
Days Number of days held
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign Days
1 Alex Colon April 10, 2021 GCW Planet Death Ybor City, Florida 1 105 Defeated Lucky 13 to become the inaugural champion. [50]
2 Drew Parker July 24, 2021 Homecoming Weekend Atlantic City, New Jersey 1 156 This was a Winner-takes-all match where Parker's BJW Deathmatch Heavyweight Championship was also on the line. [43]
3 Masashi Takeda October 25, 2021 BJW House Show Tokyo, Japan 1 19 This was a Halloween From Hell Death Match [51]
4 Alex Colon November 13, 2021 Nick Gage Invitational 6 Summit, Illinois 2 44+ This was the Nick Gage Invitational 6 finals [52]

Combined reigns[]

As of December 27, 2021.

† Indicates the current champion
Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns 		Combined days
1 Drew Parker 1 154
2 Alex Colon † 2 149+
3 Masashi Takeda 1 19

Notes[]

  1. ^ The championship has been inactive since December 29, 2018.
  2. ^ The championship has been inactive since June 3, 2016.
  3. ^ The championship has been inactive since April 10, 2004.
  4. ^ The championship has been inactive since November 4, 2001.
  5. ^ Lethal later vacated the title. Moondog Wenzel won the vacant championship by winning a battle royal.
  6. ^ The championship has been inactive since February 22, 2004.

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