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MECCA Legacy Championship
The MECCA Legacy Championship is a professional wrestling championship contested in MECCA. The title is meant to represent MECCA's Midwestern heritage, and was introduced as the prize of a sixteen-man single elimination tournament in the summer of 2012. The first champion was crowned in the finals, which took place on August 25, 2012.
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MECCA Legacy Championship
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Promotion
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Modern Establishment of Competitive Combat Arts (MECCA) |
| Date established |
August 25, 2012 |
| First champion |
Alex Shelley |
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In mid-2012, the Authority of MECCA, Cynric, decided to introduce a new championship. On the July 4 episode of Go Time, he announced that there would be a sixteen-man tournament held over the following weeks, with the finals to take place in Detroit at Summertime Showdown. The winner would be crowned the first MECCA Legacy Champion. The title was meant to pay tribute to MECCA's Midwestern heritage, from back when they were the Midwestern Establishment of Competitive Combat Arts. Alex Shelley would win the tournament and become the first champion on August 25.
Marcus Kavian is the longest reigning champion thus far at 302 days. The shortest reigning champion has been Gran Akuma, whose first title reign lasted seven days. Akuma, Bolton, and Aaron Glover are the only men to have held the title twice.
On December 15, 2012, the Legacy Championship was unified with the MECCA Toughman Championship by Gary Kopp.
No.
Wrestler
Reign
Date
Days held
Defenses
Location
Event
Notes
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Alex Shelley
1
August 25, 2012
91
5
Detroit, Michigan
Summertime Showdown
Shelley defeated Eddie Crowe in the final match in a sixteen-man single elimination tournament to crown the first champion.
2
Gary Kopp
1
November 24, 2012
123
7
Chicago, Illinois
No Regrets
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3
Torea
1
April 27, 2013
126
7
Atlanta, Georgia
The MECCA Challenge IX
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4
Gran Akuma
1
August 31, 2013
7
1
Chicago, Illinois
Summertime Showdown
| Akuma won the belt by count-out. Due to a pre-match stipulation, if Torea was counted out or disqualified, he would lose the title.
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5
BxB Hulk
1
September 7, 2013
21
0
Osaka, Japan
Blast Zone
6
Gran Akuma
2
September 28, 2013
29
1
Richmond, Virginia
At Your Own Risk
| This was a Four Corners Match where Akuma defeated BxB Hulk, Jack Evans, and Low Ki.
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7
Brandon Blade
1
October 27, 2013
55
2
Cleveland, Ohio
Go Time
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December 27, 2013
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Miami, Florida
Go Time
Brandon Blade went down with a knee injury, and voluntarily vacated the title. MECCA Authority Cynric booked a series of qualifying matches, where the winners would meet to crown a new champion at Ignition.
8
Jack Evans
1
January 18, 2014
103
6
Detroit, Michigan
Ignition
This was a Four Way Dance, where Evans defeated Amazing Red, The Wild Wolf, and Kory Chavis to become the new champion.
9
Aaron Glover
1
May 1, 2014
149
6
Dublin, Ireland
Go Time
10
Terrence Bolton
1
September 27, 2014
28
0
Dayton, Ohio
At Your Own Risk
11
Aaron Glover
2
October 25, 2014
20
1
New York City, New York
Scared Stiff
12
Terrence Bolton
2
November 14, 2014
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