Hall of Records

Most Reigns
1. Stygian - 2
1. Corey Casey - 2
1. Brandon Macdonald - 2
1. James Shark - 2
1. Robbie Hart - 2


Cumulative Days Champion
1. Brandon Macdonald - 140
2. James Shark - 91
3. Stygian - 70
4. Alexander Remington - 63
5. Chad Mason - 62


Cumulative Defenses
1. Brandon Macdonald - 3
2. James Shark - 2


Longest Reign
1. Brandon Macdonald - 91
1. James Shark - 91
3. Alexander Remington - 63
4. Chad Mason - 62
5. Griffin Hawkins - 57





Most Reigns
1. Vincent Van Rose - 2
1. Gordon Fury - 2

Cumulative Days Champion
1. Robbie Hart - 147
2. Gordon Fury - 113
3. Connor O'Shannon - 99
4. Tyson Rowle - 85
5. Steel Angel - 64

Cumulative Defenses
1. Robbie Hart - 5
2. Gordon Fury - 3
3. Connor O'Shannon - 2
3. Hostyle Jones - 2
3. Tyson Rowle - 2


Longest Reign
1. Robbie Hart - 147
2. Gordon Fury - 113
3. Connor O'Shannon - 99
4. Tyson Rowle - 85
5. Steel Angel - 64





Most Reigns
NOT AVAILABLE

Cumulative Days Champion
1. Jason Hawk - 98
2. Jinx - 62
3. Jacob Figgins - 57
4. Philip Joseph - 56
5. Vanessa Cade - 49

Cumulative Defenses
1. Jason Hawk - 4
2. Jacob Figgins - 3

Longest Reign
1. Jason Hawk - 98
2. Jinx - 62
3. Jacob Figgins - 57
4. Philip Joseph - 56
5. Vanessa Cade - 49





Most Reigns
1. Tiffani Michaels - 2

Cumulative Days Champion
1. Tiffani Michaels - 119
2. Anna Stone - 98
3. Steel Angel - 63
3. Alison Williams - 56
4. Rosalie Knight - 55

Cumulative Defenses
1. Steel Angel - 4
2. Anna Stone - 2
2. Alison Williams - 2
2. Tiffani Michaels - 2

Longest Reign
1. Anna Stone - 98
2. Steel Angel - 63
2. Tiffani Michaels - 63
4. Tiffani Michaels - 56
4. Alison Williams - 56





Most Reigns as an Individual
1. Jason Hawk - 2
1. James Shark - 2

Days Champion as a Team
1. James Shark & Cody Taylor - 88
2. Apex - 63
3. Craig Hemming & Ruben Ricardo Leon - 56
4. Upper Limit - 49
5. Hollywood's Fucking Finest - 48

Days Champion as an Individual
1. James Shark - 137
2. Jason Hawk - 91
3. Cody Taylor - 88
4. Chuck Matthews - 63

Cumulative Defenses
1. Apex - 1
1. Hollywood's Fucking Finest - 1
1. Jaci Sovereign and Aries Armadaist - 1
1. Grandslam - 1



BATTLE FOR THE BRIEFCASE
Most Tournament Appearances
1. Sean Libby - 4
2. Chad Mason - 3
2. Death-Angel - 3

Most Tournament Match Wins
1. Chad Mason - 8
2. Brandon Macdonald - 4
2. Ruben Ricardo Leon - 4
2. Ethan Cage - 4

*Briefcase Holders to World Champions*
Ruben Ricardo Leon
Brandon Macdonald
Chad Mason
Steel Angel
Ethan Cage
Griffin Hawkins



PATH TO VALHALLA
Most Eliminations
1. Ryan Apollos - 9
2. Corey Casey - 8
3. Alison Williams - 5



PAY-PER-VIEWS
Most PPV Victories
1. Steel Angel - 9
1. Robbie Hart - 9
3. Stygian - 8


Most PPV Main Events
1. Corey Casey - 9
2. Brandon Macdonald - 8
3. Steel Angel - 6
4. Ryan Apollos - 5



OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS

IWF Hall of Fame
Death-Angel - May 29, 2011
Johnny "SBK" Styles - February 19, 2012
Brandon Macdonald - December 16, 2012

**IWF TRIPLE CROWN CHAMPIONS**
James Shark - January 29, 2012 (308 Days)
Robbie Hart - February 26, 2012 (119 Days)
Steel Angel - October 28, 2012 (427 Days)
Parker Wayde - November 25, 2012 (91 Days)

**IWF GRANDSLAM CHAMPIONS**
James Shark - February 26, 2012 (336 Days)
Steel Angel - March 24, 2013 (574 Days)
Parker Wayde - March 24, 2013 (210 Days)

***FROM THE ASHES UNDEFEATED STREAKS***
Chuck Matthews (2-0)
Steel Angel (2-0)
Parker Wayde (1-0)
Rosalie Knight (1-0)
Robbie Hart (1-0)




*-The Battle for the Briefcase World Champions list denotes men and women who have held the IWF Championship Briefcase and gone on to become IWF Champion. It does not necessarily mean they won the tournament, nor does it necessarily mean they used the briefcase to cash in.

**-Triple Crown Champions are those who have won a title at three of the four levels of IWF: World Championship (IWF Championship), Secondary (High Impact), Tertiary (Uprising OR Queen of Wrestling), and Tag Team (IWF Tag). Grandslam Champions have won a title at each of the four levels, and are recognized as the most dominant competitors in IWF's history. In both instances, the days in parenthesis indicate the time elapsed between winning their first championship, and winning the championship to earn them the Triple Crown and/or Grandslap recognition.

***-From the Ashes streaks are determined not only by victories at the event, but consecutive victories. Contestants are removed if they A) Lose a match, or B) Are not booked at a From the Ashes event. If a competitor is removed for the latter reason, he may restart his streak the next year. Once a loss is obtained at the event, competitors are permanently removed from eligibility.