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Wins a 15 man Rumble Royale to become the first CSWF Internet Champion.
Justin Powers
2003-07-12
Rahway, NJ
Stripped when he is unable to compete for undisclosed reasons.
Mike Tobin
2004-04-24
Wayne, NJ
Defeats Josh Daniels to win vacant title; renamed NWA CyberSpace Title on 05-01-08.
Josh Daniels
2005-03-06
Wayne, NJ
Bobby Roode
2006-03-18
Deer Park, NY
Vacates on 06-05-21 after winning the Heavyweight Title on 06-03-26; renamed NWA Shockwave Title in 06-06.
Papadon
2007-01-13
Boonton, NJ
Defeats Grim Reefer, Josh Daniels, and Mike Tobin in a 4-way match.
Josh Daniels [2]
2007-05-05
Clifton, NJ
Papadon [2]
2007-06-02
Clifton, NJ
Wins a 2-fall 3-way match against Daniels and Havoc with Daniels' Internet Title on the line in the first fall and Havoc's Heavyweight Title in the second fall.
