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Insane Championship Wrestling
Alternative Title
(as of 2026-01-16)
Dysfunction (Kurt Krueger)
2018-01-04
Milwaukee, WI
Defeats Aesop Mitchell, Bobby V, and Scott Marciano to become the first champion.
Mo Foley
2018-05-20
Milwaukee, WI
Markus Crane
2018-06-10
Milwaukee, WI
Orin Veidt
2018-08-19
Milwaukee, WI
Defeats Kody Rice in the final of "Insane 8 2019" tournament; Rice has lost to Crane in the semi-final but replaces him.
Markus Crane [2]
2018-12-20
Milwaukee, WI
Nate Webb
2019-01-12
Summit, IL
Vacates on 19-01-20.
Orin Veidt [2]
2019-01-20
Milwaukee, WI
Defeats Dysfunction, Jack Blackwell, and Kyle Pro in a 4-way match; also wins the Heavyweight Title, defeating Nick Gage in the semi-final of the "Insane 8 2019" tournament on 19-08-18 but loses it on 19-11-27.
Juan Hernandez
2020-11-21
W. Allis, WI
Neil Diamond Cutter
2021-05-29
W. Allis, WI
Percy Drews
2021-07-24
W. Allis, WI
Defeats Cutter and Juan Hernandez in a 3-way match.
