Won By:

Jon Cross

Tim Rockwell

X-Cal

Tim Rockwell

Mr. Nasty

Tim Rockwell

Paul Puertorico

Malico

Paul Puertorico

Double D

Sam Stackhouse

Alex Royal

Sam Stackhouse

Alex Royal

Luke Langley

Wesley Crane

Dutch Hagen

Thrash

Tim Rockwell

Thrash

Tim Rockwell

Justin Lee

Tim Rockwell

1. Cross def. Christopher Fury in a Ladder Match to become the inaugural champion

2. Rockwell def. Cross for the title in a Steel Cage Match

3. X-Cal was forced to vacate the title on January 11 as a result of a shoulder injury. Tim Rockwell def. Mr. Nasty for the vacant title

4. Tim Rockwell was forced to relenquish the WFC Title on July 8th, due to not being medically cleared to compete. Mr. Nasty won the title by winning the Rumble For A Cause

5. Puertorico def. Rockwell for the title in a No DQ Match

6. Puertorico def. Malico for the title in a “Who’s Your Daddy” Match

7. Paul Puertorico relinquished the title after suffering an injury at the hands of Wesley Crane. D def. Drake Gallows for the vacant title

8. Stackhouse def. D for the title in a No DQ/No Countout Match

9. Stackhouse def. Royal for the title in a Title-vs-Career Match

10. Langley def. Royal for the title in a No Holds Barred Match

11. Hagen def. Crane for the title in a Fatal 4-Way Match that also included Luke Langley and Thrash

12. Rockwell def. Thrash for the title in a No Holds Barred Match

13. Rockwell def. Thrash for the title in a Fatal 4-Way match that also involved Duke Cornell and Zac Royal

14. Lee def. Rockwell in a Broken Arrow Street Fight.

1. Lee def. Dexter Hardaway to become the inaugural champion.

2. Cross def. Mr. Nasty for the title in a 6-Pack Scramble Match that also involved Jake O'Brien, Bobby Starr , Striker, and Fuel.

3. Cross was stripped of the title on November 14, 2015 for failure to defend the title within 90 days. His last title defense was on July 18, 2015. Gallows def. Lance Osburn, Riker, Brandon Walker, Bill Black, and Paul Puerorico to win the vacant WFC HomeTown Heroes Title. Sam Stackhouse appeared to have defeated Gallows for the title on April 2, 2016 but Gallows produced photographic and video proof on June 4th that his hand was outside the ring ropes when he was pinned. WFC director of operations Dexter Hardaway reversed the title win and gave the title back to Gallows and Stackhouse's title reign was deemed null and void.

4. Sam Stackhouse was stripped of the title for failing to be able to attend WFC events two months in a row. Puertorico def. Skyler Fayden & Trey Cole in a Triple Threat Match for the vacant title

5. Nasty def. Riker for the title in a Title-vs-Title match by Countout in a match where the Countout and DQ rules were waived.

6. Riker def. Nasty for the title in a Hometown Heroes Challenge Scramble Match that also featured Prince Mahalli, Dimitri Alexandrov and Alex Royal

7. J. D. was forced to relinquish the title due to an injury. Langley def. Riker and Drake Gallows in a Triple Threat Match for the vacant title

8. Rockwell def. Alexandrov for the title in a Fatal 4-Way match that also included Paul Puertorico and Derek James

9. Koko def. Reed in a match where the entire Caballero Cartel was banned from ringside

10. Dean def. Royal in a Through the Front Door Match

1. Dean def. Reed in a tournament final to become the inaugural champion.

2. Thrash def. Jones for the title in a Title-vs-Hair Match

3. Dustin Tibbs was stripped of the title when he stopped wrestling in September, 2023. Tony Snow was given the opportunity to award the title to anyone he chose and gave it to Johnny Lightning when Lightning joined Snowman Enterprises

4. Rhett def. Dynamite for the title in a Fatal 4-Way match that also involved Justin Lee and Wesley Crane

5. Rhett def. Royal for the title in a Steel Cage Match

1. The Wolves def. A. C. Slaughter (Aaron Anders & Clint Cassidy) in Ladder Match, winning their Best-of-3 Series 2-1 and becoming the inaugural champions.

2. Lone Star, Inc. def. Simply the Future for the titles in a 3-on-2 Handicap Match

3. The Resistance def. Lone Star, Inc. for the titles in a Triple Threat Match that also involved the BFFs.

4. The Villains def. the BFFs for the titles in a Villains Rules Match

5. Nasty & Riker def. The Villains in the final match of a Gauntlet Match for the Tag Team Titles.

6. The Chase def. London Calling for the titles in a Last Team Standing Match

7. The Real Dirty Brawlers def. Tommy Dean in a Handicap Match for the titles

8. Toxic Masculinity def. The Space Age Cowboys in a Fatal 4-Way Match that also included Most Wanted (Dan Webber & Reese) and The Blue Reality (Blue Bolt & Striker)

9. Toxic Masculinity def. London Calling for the titles in a match where Richard Pierce was handcuffed to the ring barricade and would be fired if London Calling lost the match.

10. The Shining officially changed their name to Iron Mountain on January 6, 2024

11. Johnny Lightning def. Mr. Nasty & Eddie Levaughn for the titles in a Triple Threat Match that also involved Cade Fite & Derek James. Lightning chose to compete alone after his partner Johnny Dynamite was rendered unconscious in the parking lot prior to the match

12. Fite & James def. Toxic Masculinity for the titles in a Triple Threat Tag Team Match that also included Team Bad Brew (Justin Lee & Cappuccino Jones). Fite & James began using the team name The Subject on October 27, 2024.

13. Iron Mountain def. Toxic Masculinity for the titles in a Leather Strap Match