Philippine Wrestling Revolution#PWR Championship

Professional wrestling in the Philippines started in 1989 through the short-lived show called "Pinoy Wrestling". It aired on national television via PTV-4, with character actor Johnny Revilla as host and ringside reporter comedian Jimmy Fabregas. Its roster consisted of locally trained wrestlers such as Joe Pogi, King Cobra, Macho Franco, Caloy Bakal, and Max Buwaya. There were also tag teams such as The Smoky Mountain Brothers, The Bakal Boys, and Dr. Q's henchmen The Brusko Brothers, Kamikaze Kid and Roboto. Women wrestlers like Aerobica and Pinay Wonder and midgets such as The Mikrobyos and The Tureritos were also featured. Other wrestlers include Juan Duwag, Waway The Wild Man, Turko Turero, Pinoy Ranger, Sultan Bato, Iggy Igorot, Lawin and Zorro. The show was discontinued in the early part of 1990.{{cite web|url=http://www.rappler.com/sports/philippines/52526-pwr-reviving-pro-wrestling-philippines|title=PWR: Reviving pro wrestling in the Philippines|work=Rappler|author=Nissi Icasiano|date=March 8, 2014}}

In 2012, the idea of forming PWR was born in a Facebook group. Wrestling fans from different parts of the country linked up and were added to the group to establish a wrestling company, discuss fantasy bookings, and conceptualize characters and gimmicks. This came about despite pro wrestling not being as popular in the Philippines since the end of the WWF Attitude Era in the late 1990s and early 2000s as well as the exposure of kayfabe. The upstart promotion got an assist from veteran American pro wrestler Joe E. Legend, who helped them in the preparations.

Sometime between late 2013 and early 2014, the group was contacted by a Japanese promoter Ankei Tamashiro doing a show in the Philippines for WNC-Reina, where two of the main attractions were former WWE and ECW superstar Tajiri and half-Filipina triple crown champion Shuri Kondo.{{cite web|url=http://www.philstar.com/unblogged/articles/2014/01/28/1283972/ex-wwe-star-tajiri-wows-crowd-manil-wrestling-event|title=Ex-WWE star Tajiri wows crowd in Manila wrestling event|work=philstar.com}} The Japanese promoter's representative in Manila found PWR's Facebook page and asked the group to assist them in setting up and promoting the show in the country. These events further encouraged the group to pursue the idea of setting up the first-ever wrestling promotion in the country.{{cite web|url=http://johnsontranscript.com/2014/08/26/30-in-30-reborn-philippine-wrestling-revolutions-channel/|title=30 in 30 Reborn: Philippine Wrestling Revolution's Channel - The Johnson Transcript|work=The Johnson Transcript|date=August 26, 2014}}

The pioneer batch of aspiring professional wrestlers were officially trained by an American pro wrestler Josh Bauserman, whom they met in Manila during the early stages of planning. The founders credit Bauserman for teaching them everything about pro wrestling, from in-ring maneuvers to backstage activities.

In recent years, PWR has expanded its reach, with international wrestlers such as Billy Suede and Koto Hiro performing for circuit while its own roster of wrestlers participates in inter-promotional matches abroad.

In 2017, WWE officials were in attendance during PWR Live: Bagong Yugto solidifying PWR's presence in the international community.{{Cite web|url=https://www.rappler.com/sports/by-sport/other-sports/160545-pwr-live-bagong-yugto-wrestling-review-seizing-moment-wwe|title=PWR delivers with WWE officials in attendance|date=February 5, 2017}}

Like many sports promotions affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, PWR cancelled their planned live events for the rest of 2020, for the safety of their performers, staff, and crew, as well as that of the "Revo-Nation" (PWR's nickname for its fans and audience). As of March 2021, it has yet to hold a live event due to ongoing restrictions on public gatherings in the Philippines to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

On March 12, 2020, PWR announced that the Path of Gold event, originally scheduled for March 22, will not push through.{{Cite news|date=March 13, 2020|title=PWR Path of Gold Postponed due to COVID-19|work=Fanboy SEO|url=https://thefanboyseo.com/2020/03/13/pwr-path-of-gold-postponed-due-to-covid-19/|access-date=March 27, 2021}} Their performance at the intermission of that year's Rakrakan Festival{{Cite news|date=February 6, 2020|title=Three Cheers for PWR's Three-Event Showcase this February!|work=Fanboy SEO|url=https://thefanboyseo.com/2020/02/06/three-cheers-for-pwrs-three-event-showcase-this-february/|access-date=March 27, 2021}} (which was itself rescheduled to April, from February, and later cancelled) eventually did not take place as well. PWR's flagship event Wrevolution X was likewise cancelled. PWR President Red Ollero, in an episode of the promotion's "Wrestle From Home" Facebook show, said that Wrevolution X was supposed to be held on May 31, 2020.

In a separate interview in an episode of the Wrestling-Wrestling Podcast, Ollero said that he had considered holding shows without a crowd in an undisclosed location, but that hasn't really come to fruition yet due to the country's quarantine protocols.

PWR also originally planned in 2020 a sequel to the PWR Special: Homecoming event. Ollero revealed in the October 5 pilot episode of PWR's Philippine Wrestling Podcast that "Homecoming 2" was supposed to happen at the SM SkyDome.

While it wasn't able to hold live events yet, PWR sought to continue connecting with their fans online through the "Wrestle From Home" Facebook show from March to June 2020 and the Philippine Wrestling Podcast from October to December 2020. PWR also made available the PWR Special: Homecoming (2019) event for streaming through the virtual events space Stream from May 31 to July 31, 2020.

The promotion held its inaugural event called Renaissance on September 27, 2014, at the Makati Cinema Square Arena, Makati.{{cite web|url=http://www.rappler.com/sports/by-sport/other-sports/71145-pwr-renaissance-revival-pinoy-wrestling|title=PWR Renaissance: Breaking down the revival of Pinoy wrestling|work=Rappler|date=October 5, 2014}}{{cite web|url=http://www.geekypinas.com/2014/09/philippine-wrestling-revolution-presents-renaissance-pro-wrestling-event.html#axzz3IXoOOHuy|title=Philippine Wrestling Revolution Presents "Renaissance" Pro-Wrestling Event (Raffle)|work=geekypinas.com}}{{cite web|url=http://www.wheninmanila.com/renaissance-philippine-wrestling-revolution-inaugural-event/|title=Renaissance: Philippine Wrestling Revolution Inaugural Event|work=When In Manila|date=September 25, 2014}}

PWR then held subsequent events to complete its calendar: Terminus, Vendetta, Path of Gold, and Wrevolution X, which is considered to be PWR's WrestleMania equivalent.{{cite web|url=http://astig.ph/renaissance-philippine-wrestling-revolution-live-event/|title=Renaissance: Philippine Wrestling Revolution live event|work=ASTIG.PH|date=September 21, 2014}}

On August 15, 2015, PWR held an event called PWR Live, still at the Makati Cinema Square Arena. Multiple events named PWR Live have been staged since.

To date, 2 PWR shows have been aired on television (on tape delay) via TV5: Terminus (2014){{cite web|url=http://sports.tv5network.com/shows/195/pwr/33DB3C87DB/pwr-terminus-main-event-jdl-and-bombay-vs-royal-flush|title=PWR Terminus - Main Event: JDL and Bombay vs. Royal Flush|work=Sports5 Portal|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160307125310/http://sports.tv5network.com/shows/195/pwr/33DB3C87DB/pwr-terminus-main-event-jdl-and-bombay-vs-royal-flush|archivedate=March 7, 2016}} and PWR Live (August 2015){{cite web|url=http://sports.tv5network.com/shows/195/pwr/9A7C9D75A8/pwr-episode-1-1|title=PWR: Episode 1.1|work=Sports5 Portal|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20160307124035/http://sports.tv5network.com/shows/195/pwr/9A7C9D75A8/pwr-episode-1-1|archivedate=March 7, 2016}}

On February 5, 2016, PWR held a house show at the LBD Sports Arena in Candelaria, Quezon, its first outside Metro Manila.{{cite web|url=https://www.facebook.com/PHWrestlingRevo/photos/a.1518572128404300.1073741828.1517681678493345/1651307705130741/?type=3|title=PWR invades Quezon|work=facebook.com}}

{{main|List of Philippine Wrestling Revolution event results}}

|Tanduay Covered Court

|Manila

|Ken Warren (c) vs Bombay Suarez vs Chris Panzer for the PHX Championship

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|PWR Live: Road to Wrevolution X

|{{dts|2016|April|23|}}

|BF Homes Covered Court

|Parañaque

|The Royal Flush vs Jake de Leon, Ralph Imabayashi and Chris Panzer

|-

|Wrevolution X

|{{dts|2016|May|28|}}

|iAcademy Auditorium

|Makati

|Bryan Leo (c) vs Jake de Leon vs Ralph Imabayashi for the PWR Championship

|-

|PWR on Tour: Batanes Beatdown (house show)

|June 24, 2016

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|Batanes

|Jake de Leon (c) vs Bryan Leo vs The Apocalypse for the PWR Championship

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|PWR Live: The ShawDown

|July 30, 2016

|500 Shaw Zentrum Events Pavilion

|Mandaluyong

|Jake de Leon vs Main Maxx in a non-title PWR Champion vs PHX Champion challenge

|-

|PWR at Asia Pop Comic Con 2016 (house show){{Cite web|url=http://www.pwrcentral.com/asia-pop-comic-con-results/|title=Asia Pop Comic Con Results|website=PwrCentral.com|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20161027125828/http://www.pwrcentral.com/asia-pop-comic-con-results/ |archive-date=27 October 2016 |url-status=usurped}}

|August 26–28, 2016

|SMX Convention Center

|Pasay

|Day 1: Jake de Leon (c) vs Ralph Imabayashi for the PWR Championship

Day 2: Jake de Leon (c) vs Ken Warren for the PWR Championship

Day 3: Jake de Leon (c) vs The Apocalypse for the PWR Championship

|-

|Renaissance

|October 8, 2016

|rowspan=2|Bayanihan Center

|rowspan=2|Pasig

|Jake de Leon (c) vs John Sebastian for the PWR Championship

|-

|PWR Live: Suplex Sunday

|November 13, 2016

|Jake de Leon (c) vs John Sebastian in a Bacolod Bullrope Match for the PWR Championship

|}

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In May 2017, the PWR Championship was established to be called as "Kampeon ng Pilipinas"

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|champion={{sort|Sebastian|John Sebastian}}

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|date={{dts|2016|11|13}}

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|event=PWR Live: Suplex Sunday

|notes=Defeated Jake de Leon in a Bacolod Bullrope Match.

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|champion={{sort|Panzer|Chris Panzer}}

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|date={{dts|2017|04|30}}

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|champion={{sortname|Billy|Suede}}

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|date={{dts|2017|07|23}}

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|location=Pasig

|event=PWR Live: Bakbakan sa Bayanihan

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|champion={{sort|Panzer|Chris Panzer}}

|reign=2

|date={{dts|2017|09|03}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=09|day1=03|year1=2017|month2=01|day2=21|year2=2018}}

|location=Makati

|event=PWR Live: Sugod!

|notes=Defeated Billy Suede and Ralph Imabayashi in a 3-Way Match

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|number=10

|champion={{sort|Imabayashi|Ralph Imabayashi}}

|reign=2

|date={{dts|2018|01|21}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=01|day1=21|year1=2018|month2=05|day2=26|year2=2019}}

|location=Makati

|event=PWR Live: Kingdom Come

|notes=Rederick Mahaba served as special guest referee.

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|champion=Quatro

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|date={{dts|2019|05|26}}

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|notes=Defeated Ralph Imabayashi in a 2 out of 3 Falls Match

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|champion={{sort|Panzer|Chris Panzer}}

|reign=3

|date={{dts|2019|10|12}}

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|location=Quezon City

|event=PWR Special: Homecoming

|notes=Defeated Quatro and Jeff Cobb in a 3-Way Match.

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|date={{dts|2020|07|31}}

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|notes=The title was declared vacant after Chris Panzer announced his departure from PWR.

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The title had been known as the Philippine Hybrid X Championship until June 2018.

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|number=1

|champion={{sort|Warren|Ken Warren}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2015|09|26}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=09|day1=26|year1=2015|month2=03|day2=05|year2=2016}}

|location=Makati

|event=Renaissance

|notes=Defeated Ralph Imabayashi in the tournament final to become the inaugural champion.

|ref=

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|number=2

|champion={{sort|Suarez|Bombay Suarez}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2016|03|05}}

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|location=Manila

|event=PWR Live: Manila Madness

|notes=Defeated Chris Panzer and Ken Warren in a three-way match.

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|number=3

|champion={{sort|Maxx|Main Maxx}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2016|04|23}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=04|day1=23|year1=2016|month2=01|day2=29|year2=2017}}

|location=Parañaque

|event=PWR Live: Road to Wrevolution X

|notes=Defeated Bombay Suarez and Ken Warren in a three-way match.

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|number=4

|champion={{sort|Versoza|Peter Versoza}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2017|01|29}}

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|location=Pasig

|event=PWR Live: Bagong Yugto

|notes=

|ref=

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|number=5

|champion={{sort|Guinto|Chino Guinto}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2017|04|30}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=04|day1=30|year1=2017|month2=07|day2=23|year2=2017}}

|location=Pasig

|event=Wrevolution X

|notes=Defeated Peter Versoza, Ralph Imabayashi and SANDATA in a Fatal Four-way Match.

|ref=

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|type=vacated

|date={{dts|2017|07|23}}

|location=Pasig

|event=PWR Live: Bakbakan sa Bayanihan

|notes=Chino Guinto vacated the championship due to a knee injury.

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|number=6

|champion={{sort|Madrigal|Mike Madrigal}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2017|08|27}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=08|day1=27|year1=2017|month2=05|day2=20|year2=2018}}

|location=Pasig

|event=PWR at APCC 2017, Day 3

|notes=Defeated SANDATA and Dax Xaviera in a triple threat tournament final.

|ref=

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|number=7

|champion={{sort|Warren|Ken Warren}}

|reign=2

|date={{dts|2018|05|20}}

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|location=Makati

|event=Wrevolution X

|notes=Title renamed the Philippine Excellence Championship at PWR Live: Re5peto on June 24, 2018.

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|number=8

|champion={{sort|Leon|Jake de Leon}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2018|08|26}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=08|day1=26|year1=2018| month2=11|day2=25|year2=2018}}

|location=Makati

|event=Renaissance

|notes=

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|number=9

|champion={{sort|Sebastian|John Sebastian}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2018|11|25}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=11|day1=25|year1=2018|month2=05|day2=26|year2=2019}}

|location=Makati

|event=Vendetta

|notes=Defeated Jake De Leon, Ken Warren, Chris Panzer, Crystal and Andrew Tang in a Six Pack Challenge.

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|champion={{sort|Guinto|Chino Guinto}}

|reign=2

|date={{dts|2019|05|26}}

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|event=Wrevolution X

|notes=Defeated John Sebastian and Vlad Sinnsyk in a Three-Way Match.

|ref=

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|number=11

|champion={{sort|Sinnsyk|Vlad Sinnsyk}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2019|11|24}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=11|day1=24|year1=2019|month2=09|day2=14|year2=2022}}

|location=Makati

|event=Vendetta

|notes=Defeated Chino Guinto in a PHX Open Challenge via referee stoppage after multiple Muscle Busters.

|ref=

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|type=deactivated

|date={{dts|2022|09|14}}

|location=n/a

|event=n/a

|notes=PWR closed on September 14, 2022, and rebranded as Filipino Pro Wrestling (FPW).

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As of {{CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{CURRENTDAY}}, {{CURRENTYEAR}}.

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|number=1

|champion={{sort|Yolo|The YOLO Twins
(Yohann Ollores and Logan Ollores)}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2017|04|30}}

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|ref=

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|number=2

|champion={{sort|Network|The Network
(James "Idol" Martinez and Alexander Belmonte III)}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2017|08|26}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=08|day1=26|year1=2017|month2=03|day2=11|year2=2018}}

|location=Pasay

|event=PWR at APCC 2017, Day 2

|notes=

|ref=

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|number=3

|champion={{sort|Sebastian|John Sebastian and Crystal}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2018|03|11}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=03|day1=11|year1=2018|month2=08|day2=26|year2=2018}}

|location=Makati

|event=Path of Gold

|notes=Defeated Alexander Belmonte III and Zayden Trudeau & Bolt in a triple threat match. Belmonte defended the belt alone.

|ref=

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|number=4

|champion={{sort|Naughty|The Naughty Boys
(Evan Carleaux and Trian Dela Torre)}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2018|08|26}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=08|day1=26|year1=2018|month2=03|day2=17|year2=2019}}

|location=Makati

|event=Renaissance

|notes=

|ref=

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|number=5

|champion={{sort|Yolo|The YOLO Twins
(Yohann Ollores and Logan Ollores)}}

|reign=2

|date={{dts|2019|03|17}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=03|day1=17|year1=2019|month2=05|day2=26|year2=2019}}

|location=Makati

|event=Path of Gold

|notes=

|ref=

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|number=6

|champion={{sort|KaKaiBr0s|The KaKaiBr0s
(Mh4rckie and Kh3ndrick)}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2019|05|26}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=05|day1=26|year1=2019|month2 = 01|day2 = 26|year2 = 2020}}

|location=Makati

|event=Wrevolution X

|notes=Defeated The YOLO Twins and The Naughty Boys in a triple threat match.

|ref=

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|number=7

|champion=MSG
(Main Maxx and SANDATA)

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2020|01|26}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=01|day1=26|year1=2020|month2=07|day2=31|year2=2020}}

|location=Makati

|event=Mabuhay ang Wrestling

|notes=Mr. Sy served as special guest referee.

|ref=

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|sort number=5.5

|type=vacated

|date={{dts|2020|07|31}}

|location=n/a

|event=n/a

|notes=The title was declared vacant after MSG (Main Maxx, SANDATA, Chris Panzer and manager Mr. Sy) announced their departure from PWR.

|ref=

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|sort number=12.5

|type=deactivated

|date={{dts|2022|09|14}}

|location=n/a

|event=n/a

|notes=PWR closed on September 14, 2022, and rebranded as Filipino Pro Wrestling (FPW).

|ref=

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All defenses of the All Out War Championship are done under All Out War Match rules. Similar to the WWE Hardcore Championship.

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|number=1

|champion={{sort|Apocalypse|The Apocalypse}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2017|07|23}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=07|day1=23|year1=2017|month2=11|day2=5|year2=2017}}

|location=Pasig

|event=PWR Live: Bakbakan sa Bayanihan

|notes=Awarded the title after winning another All Out War Match.

|ref=

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|number=2

|champion={{sort|Sinnsyk|Vlad Sinnsyk}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2017|11|05}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=11|day1=5|year1=2017|month2=05|day2=20|year2=2018}}

|location=Makati

|event=Vendetta

|notes=

|ref=

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|number=3

|champion={{sort|III|Alexander Belmonte III}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2018|05|20}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=05|day1=20|year1=2018 | month2=11|day2=25|year2=2018}}

|location=Makati

|event=Wrevolution X

|notes=Defeated Vlad Sinnsyk, Vintendo, James "Idol" Martinez, Peter Versoza and Revo-Ranger in a 6-Man All Out War Match.

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|number=4

|champion={{sort|Xaviera|Dax Xaviera}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2018|11|25}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=11|day1=25|year1=2018|month2=04|day2=28|year2=2019}}

|location=Makati

|event=Vendetta

|notes=

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|number=5

|champion=Martivo

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2019|04|28}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=04|day1=28|year1=2019|month2=11|day2=24|year2=2019}}

|location=Makati

|event=PWR Live: Destino

|notes=During this reign, the belt was called the "All Out WARla" Championship.

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|number=6

|champion={{sort|Evander|Jan Evander}}

|reign=1

|date={{dts|2019|11|24}}

|days={{age in days nts|month1=11|day1=24|year1=2019|month2=09|day2=14|year2=2022}}

|location=Makati

|event=Vendetta

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|sort number=12.5

|type=deactivated

|date={{dts|2022|09|14}}

|location=n/a

|event=n/a

|notes=PWR closed on September 14, 2022, and rebranded as Filipino Pro Wrestling (FPW).

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• Barry Navarro
• "Beautiful" Billy Suede
• Blackzilla
• "Big Bank” Bruno Bernardo
• ”Classical” Bryan Leo
• Chris Panzer
• The Council of Trabajadores (Uno, Dos, Tres, Maximo & Supremo)
• Dan Ericson
• Draven Sloane
• Epitaph
• "Mr. Philippine Wrestling" Jake De Leon
• John Sebastian
• Kanto Terror
• Keivan Skull
• Ken Warren
• Lucas Hunter
• Main Maxx
• Mayhem Brannigan
• Mark D. Manalo
• McKata
• Miguel Rosales
• Mike Shannon
• Mike Vargas
• Mr. Sy
• Mr. William Melvin
• "The Machine" Mavericc Knight
• THE Nelson Borman Jr.
• Peter Versoza
• Robin Sane
• Samoan Papa
• SANDATA
• Scarlett

The promotion has posted various campaigns on most social media platforms for pro-wrestling training on both males and females ages 18 and above for their scheduled boot camp.

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• {{Official website|www.pwrcentral.com}}
• [https://plus.google.com/103883528913687810992 PWR Google Plus]
• [http://www.buzzsprout.com/25341 The Smark Gilas-Pilipinas Podcast]

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