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Wins an 8-man gauntlet match; also wins BSE Suicide Six Pack Title on 09-12-05 in Brampton, ON; defeats Derek Wylde on 10-03-18 in Niagara Falls, ON to unify NSP Grand Independent Title to become the first MPW Triple Crown champion.
Wins MPW Triple Crown Title; again recognized as the champion when BCW restarts in 12-07.
Phil Atlas
2012-08-24
Windsor, ON
Jon Bolen
2014-08-22
Windsor, ON
Still champion as of 15-01-20; Cody Deaner defeats Bobby Roode and Kongo Kong in 3-way match on 15-10-17 in Windosr, ON to become the interim champion.
Cody Deaner
2016-05-28
Windsor, ON
Defeats Bolen to become the undisputed champion.
Kongo Kong
2017-03-25
Windsor, ON
Defeats Deaner and Billy Gunn in a 3-way match.
Cody Deaner
2018-10-06
Windsor, ON
Defeats Kong, Johnny Impact, and Matt Sydal in a 4-way match.
