OVW Heavyweight Championship - List of Combined Reigns

List of Combined Reigns

As of December 14, 2012

Indicates the current champion(s)
¤ The exact length of at least one title reign is uncertain, so the shortest possible length is used.
<1 Indicates that the combined total is less than one day.
Rank Wrestler # of Reigns Combined Days
1 Nick Dinsmore 10 529
2 Low Rider 2 333
3 Rip Rogers 3 329
4 Doug Basham 4 316
5 Damaja 4 239
6 Flash Flanagan 4 228
7 Matt Morgan 2 196
8 Nova 1 175
9 Brent Albright 2 161
Johnny Jeter 2 161
10 Anthony Bravado 2 143
Rob Conway 4 143
11 APOC 2 139
12 Johnny Spade 2 137
13 Paul Burchill 4 135
14 Michael Washington Kruel 1 130
15 Elijah Burke 1 126
16 Rudy Switchblade 1 122
17 Jason Wayne 1 117
18 Aaron Stevens 2 105
19 Moose/James Thomas 2 97
20 Rico Constantino 3 93
21 Beef Wellington 1 91
Matt Cappotelli 1 91
22 CM Punk 1 88
23 Leviathan 1 84
The Prototype 1 84
24 Crimson 1 80
25 Mike Mondo 2 78
26 Trailer Park Trash 1 76
27 Rod Steele 1 75
28 Matt Sydal 1 70
29 Cliff Compton 2 67
30 Rob Terry† 2 59+
31 Aaron Stevens 1 56
Chet the Jett 1 56
Mark Magnus 1 56
32 Chris Cage 1 49
Jacob Duncan 1 49
33 Vaughn Lilas 2 43
34 Jay Bradley 2 33
35 David C. 1 25
36 Ryback 1 14
37 Bill Dundee 1 7
Chad Toland 1 7
Elvis Pridemoore 1 7
38 Cody Runnels 1 1
39 Vladimir Kozlov 1 <1

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