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FyF Deathmatch Championship
Titleholders:
#4 |
Brian Henderson |
Date Won: |
Disposable Teens - May 15, 2004 |
How Title Was Won: |
In the Tag Team
Deathmatch at Disposable Teens, all four men went
through hell in an effort to prove that they are the man to beat
in the FyF, but in the end, it was Brian Henderson getting the
pinfall over Jeckel to become the FyF Deathmatch Champion and
lay claim to the label of "King of the Deathmatch"
here in the Front Yard Federation! |
#3 |
Octane |
Date Won: |
Friday the 13th - February 13, 2004 |
How Title Was Won: |
On Friday the
13th, Octane regained the Deathmatch Title from Brian Henderson.
Octane was stripped of the title in early 2003 for two
consecutive no-shows at FyF events, but proved that he is a true
deathmatch competitor when he delivered the Torpedo Slam to
Brian Henderson onto a pile of light bulbs and barbed wire.
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#2 |
Brian Henderson |
Date Won: |
Disposable Teens - May 31, 2003 |
How Title Was Won: |
The match was
scheduled to be a rematch between Brian Henderson and Octane,
but Octane no-showed for the second show in a row. Brian then
vacated Octane's Deathmatch Title and made an open challenge for
the Barbed Wire Ladder Deathmatch. Jeckel accepted the
challenge, but was unable to secure the titles. Brian broke a
solid window over his head and grabbed both championships.
Afterwards, Jeckel gave him an F-5 on a bed of barbed wire. |
#1 |
Octane |
Date Won: |
King of the Deathmatch - November 8,
2002 |
How Title Was Won: |
Octane battled the FyF's Owner in the most
brutal contest the FyF has ever seen. The two went through light
bulbs, thumbtacks, chairs, chalkboards, doors, and tables and in
the end, Brian receives a chokeslam from the top of a truck
through a 5 layer flaming light bulb table and Octane receives
the Deathmatch Championship. |
FyF Heavyweight Title |
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FyF Midwest Title |
FyF Shootfight Title |
FyF Hardcore Title |
FyF Television Title |
FyF Deathmatch Title |
FyF Hardcore Title Version 1 |
FyF Tag Team Titles |
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