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Southside Wrestling Entertainment
Speed King Title
Marty Scurll
2012-04-22
W. Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, ENG
Defeats El Ligero, Bubblegum, Kris Travis, Noam Dar, and Ego Dragon in the 6-way final of the Speed King tournament. to become the first champion.
Robbie X
2012-10-28
St. Neots, Cambridgeshire, ENG
Defeats Scurll, Jonathan Gresham, and Martin Kirby in a 4-way elimination match; vacant on 13-05-25 when Robbie X is eliminated in the first round of the Speed King tournament.
Jay Lethal
2013-05-25
W. Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, ENG
Defeats Marty Scurll, Dean Allmark, El Ligero, Martin Kirby, and M.K. McKinnan in the 6-way final of the Speed King tournament.
Martin Kirby
2013-08-17
Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, ENG
Kay Lee Ray
2014-08-09
W. Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, ENG
Will Ospreay
2014-10-25
Stevenage, Hertfordshire, ENG
El Ligero
2015-05-30
W. Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, ENG
Defeats Ospreay, Jimmy Havoc, Robbie X, the Amazing Red, and Morgan Webster in the 6-way final of the Speed King tournament.
Jimmy Havoc
2015-08-08
W. Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, ENG
Vacant on 16-02-28.
Andrew Everett
2016-03-05
Purfleet, Essex, ENG
Defeats Martin Kirby, Angelico, and Morgan Webster in a 4-way match.
Will Ospreay [2]
2016-08-07
St. Neots, Cambridgeshire, ENG
Mark Haskins
2016-10-01
W. Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, ENG
Bubblegum
2016-10-02
Sheffield, South Yorkshire, ENG
Damian Dunne
2017-03-12
Stevenage, Hertfordshire, ENG
Vacant on 17-05-06 when Dunne is eliminated in the first round of the Speed King tournament.
Bubblegum [2]
2017-05-06
W. Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, ENG
Defeats Robbie X, Dezmond Xavier, Suicide, Chris Tyler, and Zachary Wentz in the 6-way final of the Speed King tournament.
Davey Richards
2017-06-18
Bedford, Bedfordshire, ENG
CZW world champion, wins a double title match; Speed King title is vacant in 17.
Stevie Boy
2017-10-28
Stevenage, Hertfordshire, ENG
Defeats Chris Tyler; vacates on 18-03-31 due to injury.
Robbie X [2]
2018-03-31
Bedford, Bedfordshire, ENG
Defeats Jay Letha, Kip Sabian, Morgan Webster, DJ Z, and Jody Fleisch in the 6-way final of the Speed King tournament; vacant on 08-09-01.
Trey Miguel
2018-09-01
Stevenage, Hertfordshire, ENG
Defeats Suicide, Kelly Sixx, Brady Phillips, and Terry Isit in a scramble match.
Robbie X [3]
2018
Senza Volto
2018-10-27
Stevenage, Hertfordshire, ENG
Ricky Knight Jr.
2019-03-03
St. Neots, Cambridgeshire, ENG
Kip Sabian
2019-03-31
Sheffield, South Yorkshire, ENG
Defeats Knight, Chief Deputy Dunne. and Joe Nelson in a 4-way match.
