JW's World Heavyweight Championship

The JW's World Heavyweight Championship is a championship belt that belongs to JW's. It is the second belt to ever belong to the company.

Legacy
The belt was introduced the night JW's opened with the JW's Championship. It is the second most prestigious belt in the company's history. There have been 60 combined reigns in total. The youngest champion ever crowned was Philly Phil, who won it at age 12. The oldest champion is Jimmy Hardwick, winning it at 29 years old. The longest reigning champion is Barry Henningson when he won it at Golden Road 1994 and held on to it for 473 days before losing it to Nicky Warren. The shortest reign is Gilbert Redding, who won it the Friday before Wrestlecus 1986. He lost it the next night at the event.

The current champion is Demian Silver, who won it back from Charlie The Crusher at Stomping Ground 2014.