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This article is about the American professional wrestling tournament held by Game Changer Wrestling. For the American women's professional wrestling tournament, see J-Cup Tournament. For the Japanese professional wrestling tournament held by New Japan Pro-Wrestling, see Super J-Cup. For the British professional wrestling tournament held by Revolution Pro Wrestling, see British J-Cup.
Jersey J-Cup
PromotionsJersey Championship Wrestling/Game Changer Wrestling
(2000–2004, 2014, 2023–present)
National Wrestling Superstars
(2005–2012)
First event2000
Event gimmickSingle elimination tournament for junior heavyweight wrestlers

The Jersey J-Cup, also known as the Chris Candido Memorial J-Cup Tournament, is an annual professional wrestling tournament held in New Jersey, typically in February. Modeled after New Japan Pro-Wrestling's Super J-Cup, it is the second-oldest active independent wrestling tournament in United States after the East Coast Wrestling Association's Super 8 Tournament.[1]

The wrestlers in the tournament are typically junior heavyweight wrestlers from independent promotions all over North America.[1][2] The tournament was initially hosted by New Jersey–based Jersey Championship Wrestling (JCW) and National Wrestling Superstars (NWS). The tournament was revived by JCW in 2014 before becoming inactive again after the promotion was renamed to Game Changer Wrestling (GCW). JCW and NWS held a combined fourteen J-Cup tournaments. No wrestler ever won the tournament twice during the JCW and NWS years, however, a number of participants did enter the tournament multiple times. Devon Moore was the wrestler who participated in the most J-Cups during its initial existence as he wrestled in all NWS-promoted tournaments except the 2007 tournament.

In 2023, GCW brought back the Jersey J-Cup, holding the tournament to determine the inaugural holder of the JCW World Championship.

History and format

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The tournament was first held in 2000 by Jersey Championship Wrestling (JCW). It was originally created by JCW's founder Ricky Otazu, inspired by the success of the Super 8 Tournament, as an American counterpart to New Japan Pro-Wrestling's Super J-Cup. The Jersey J-Cup was intended to showcase the top independent wrestlers in the United States and North America.[1] The tournament was regularly hosted by JCW until its close in 2004 whereupon it was taken over by National Wrestling Superstars (NWS).

In 2005, shortly after purchasing the rights to the Jersey J-Cup, NWS promoter Joe Panzarino announced that the tournament would be renamed the Chris Candido Memorial J-Cup Tournament, and the J-Cup itself renamed to the Chris Candido Memorial J-Cup Trophy.[2][3] Subsequently, the tournament was changed with the opening rounds consisting of three-way elimination matches to reduce the duration of the event while keeping the same number of competitors.

In 2006, NWS began hosting a separate tournament for female wrestlers called the J-Cup Tournament, which NWS would begin co-promoting with Women Superstars Uncensored (WSU) in 2008. NWS co-promoted the tournament until 2010 when it became exclusive to WSU. In 2007, NWS also began hosting a separate tournament for tag teams called the J-Cup Tag Team Tournament, which was renamed as the Lou Albano Memorial J-Cup Tag Team Tournament in 2010 as a tribute to Captain Lou Albano.

NWS closed in 2012 and JCW was reinstated in 2013. JCW revived the Jersey J-Cup in 2014 before the promotion was revamped as Game Changer Wrestling (GCW) in 2015. GCW revived the Jersey J-Cup in 2023 to crown the inaugural JCW World Champion.[4]

Tournament winners

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Tournament Year Winner Total won Reference
J-Cup I 2000 Judas Young 1 [5]
J-Cup II 2001 Low Ki 1 [5]
J-Cup III 2002 Reckless Youth 1 [5]
J-Cup IV 2003 Jay Lethal 1 [6]
J-Cup V 2004 Super Dragon 1 [7]
J-Cup VI 2005 Mike Kruel 1 [8]
J-Cup VII 2006 Grim Reefer 1 [9]
J-Cup VIII 2007 Deranged 1 [10]
J-Cup IX 2008 Rhett Titus 1 [11]
J-Cup X 2009 Myke Quest 1 [12]
J-Cup XI 2010 R. J. Brewer 1 [12]
J-Cup XII 2011 Nicky Oceans 1
J-Cup XII 2012 Devon Moore 1
J-Cup XIV 2014 Chris Dickinson 1
J-Cup XV 2023 Jordan Oliver 1
J-Cup XVI 2024 Masha Slamovich 1 [13]

Events

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2000

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The 2000 JCW Jersey J-Cup was a two-block, 16-man tournament held on May 12, 2000, at Paramus High School in Paramus, New Jersey.[5][14][15] Wrestlers from seven promotions, including Jersey Championship Wrestling, were represented at the inaugural tournament including the CyberSpace Wrestling Federation, East Coast Pro Wrestling, Jersey All Pro Wrestling, NWA New York, Outlaws of Wrestling and World Xtreme Wrestling.[16]

Judas Young won the tournament by winning four matches at the event. Over the course of the evening, he defeated Homicide in the opening round, Crazy Ivan in the quarter-finals, Low Ki in the semi-finals and Ryan Wing in the final match.[5][14][15] Ryan Wing, hometown hero and favorite to win the tournament, made a surprise "heel turn" arrogantly criticizing the fans and brought out his "mother", Mrs. Wing, to be in his corner during his match against Judas Young. It was a failed attempt at outside interference, an ill-timed slap that accidentally hit her son, that allowed Young to pin Wing with a schoolboy rollup for the win.

Results

May 12, 2000 in Paramus, New Jersey (Paramus High School)

# Results[5][14][15][17] Stipulations Times
1 Crazy Ivan (JCW) defeated "Sterling" Rick Silver (NWA-NY) First Round Tournament match n/a
2 "Smooth" Tommy Suede (WXW) defeated Marc Reil (JAPW) n/a
3 Judas Young (JCW) defeated Homicide (JAPW) n/a
4 "Sure Thing" Ryan Wing (JCW) defeated Dave Delicious (CWF) n/a
5 Billy Reil (JCW) defeated "Superstar" Dave Grecco (JCW) n/a
6 Embassamador (ECPW) defeated Zero Gravity (WXW) n/a
7 Low Ki (JCW) defeated Grandmaster B (ECPW) n/a
8 Abunai (JCW) defeated White Lotus (OOW) n/a
9 Judas Young defeated Crazy Ivan Quarter Final Tournament Match n/a
10 Ryan Wing defeated Tommy Suede n/a
11 Low Ki defeated Billy Reil n/a
12 Abunai defeated Embassamador n/a
13 Judas Young defeated Low Ki Semi Final Tournament match n/a
14 Ryan Wing defeated Abunai n/a
15 Judas Young defeated Ryan Wing (with Mrs. Wing) Tournament Finals match n/a
Tournament bracket

Pin-Pinfall; Sub-Submission; CO-Countout; DCO-Double countout; DQ-Disqualification; Ref-Referee's decision

First round Quarterfinals Semi-finals Final
            
Crazy Ivan
Rick Silver Pin
Crazy Ivan
Judas Young Pin
Judas Young
Homicide Pin
Judas Young
Low Ki Pin
Billy Reil
Dave Grecco Pin
Billy Reil
Low Ki Pin
Low Ki
Grandmaster B Pin
Judas Young
Ryan Wing Pin
Tommy Suede
Marc Reil Pin
Tommy Suede
Ryan Wing Sub
Ryan Wing
Dave Delicious Pin
Ryan Wing
Abunai Pin
Embassamador
Zero Gravity Pin
Embassamador
Abunai Pin
Abunai
White Lotus Pin

2001

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The 2001 JCW Jersey J-Cup was a two-block, 16-man tournament held on June 23, 2001, at the JCW Arena in Lodi, New Jersey.[5][18][19] Wrestlers from nine promotions, including Jersey Championship Wrestling, were represented at the tournament including the CyberSpace Wrestling Federation, Eastern Wrestling Federation, Heartland Wrestling Association, Jersey All Pro Wrestling, Maryland Championship Wrestling, Outlaws of Wrestling, Ultimate Championship Wrestling and World Xtreme Wrestling.[16][20]

Low Ki won the tournament by winning four matches at the event. Over the course of the evening, he defeated Xavier in the opening round, Joel Maximo in the quarter-finals, Shark Boy in the semi-finals and Queenan Creed in the final match. In addition to the tournament, a special challenge match was held as one of the two semi-main events pitting former Extreme Championship Wrestling wrestler Julio Dinero against Rick Ratchet[5][18][19][20] who mas making his in-ring return after being out of action for six months due to an injury.

Results

June 23, 2001 in Lodi, New Jersey (JCW Arena)

# Results[5][18][19][20] Stipulations Times
1 Judas Young (JCW) defeated Ryan Wing (CWF) First Round Tournament match n/a
2 Low Ki (JCW) defeated Xavier (UCW) n/a
3 "Superstar" Dave Greco (JCW) defeated Supreme Lee Great (WXW) n/a
4 Joel Maximo (UCW) defeated Jose Maximo (UCW) n/a
5 Dixie (JAPW) defeated Felipe the Pool Boy (JCW) n/a
6 Shark Boy (HWA) defeated Dylan Cage (JCW) n/a
7 Queenan Creed (MCW) defeated White Lotus (OOW) n/a
8 Mike Quackenbush (EWF) defeated Red (UCW) n/a
9 Shark Boy defeated Judas Young Quarter Final Tournament Match n/a
10 Low Ki defeated Joel Maximo n/a
11 Mike Quackenbush defeated Dave Greco n/a
12 Queenan Creed defeated Dixie n/a
13 Low Ki defeated Shark Boy Semi Final Tournament match n/a
14 Queenan Creed defeated Mike Quackenbush n/a
15 Julio Dinero defeat Rik Ratchet Special Challenge match n/a
16 Low Ki defeated Queenan Creed Tournament Finals match n/a
Tournament bracket

Pin-Pinfall; Sub-Submission; CO-Countout; DCO-Double countout; DQ-Disqualification; Ref-Referee's decision

First round Quarterfinals Semi-finals Final
            
Judas Young
Ryan Wing Pin
Judas Young
Shark Boy Pin
Shark Boy
Dylan Cage Pin
Low Ki
Shark Boy Sub
Low Ki
Xavier Sub
Low Ki
Joel Maximo Sub
Joel Maximo
Jose Maximo Pin
Low Ki
Queenan Creed Sub
Dave Greco
Supreme Lee Great Pin
Dave Greco
Mike Quackenbush Pin
Mike Quackenbush
Red Pin
Mike Quackenbush
Queenan Creed Pin
Dixie
Felipe the Pool Boy Pin
Dixie
Queenan Creed Pin
Queenan Creed
White Lotus Pin

2002

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The 2002 JCW Jersey J-Cup was a two-block, 16-man tournament held on June 15, 2002, at the Rex Plex in Elizabeth, New Jersey.[5][21][22][23] Wrestlers from fourteen promotions, including Jersey Championship Wrestling, were represented at the tournament including Chikara, the East Coast Wrestling Association, Impact Championship Wrestling, IPW Hardcore, IWA Mid-South, Jersey All Pro Wrestling, Maryland Championship Wrestling, NWA New England, Ring of Honor, 3PW, USA Pro Wrestling, World Wrestling All-Stars and World Xtreme Wrestling.[24]

Reckless Youth won the tournament by winning four matches at the event. Over the course of the evening, he defeated The Insane Dragon in the opening round, CM Punk in the quarter-finals, AJ Styles in the semi-finals and American Dragon in the final match. In addition to the tournament, a singles match between Inferno and Jay Briscoe was held as one of the two semi-main events.[5][21][22][23][24]

Results

June 15, 2002 in Elizabeth, New Jersey (Rex Plex)

# Results[5][21][22][23][24] Stipulations Times'
1 American Dragon (ROH) defeated Supreme Lee Great (WXW) First Round Tournament match n/a
2 Dave Greco (JCW) defeated Dixie (JAPW) n/a
3 Mark Briscoe (JCW) defeated Shawn Sheridan n/a
4 Scoot Andrews (ECWA) defeated Jason Rumble (NWA-NE) n/a
5 Colt Cabana (IWA-MS) defeated Damian Dragon (ICW) n/a
6 A.J. Styles (WWA) defeated Qenaan Creed (MCW) n/a
7 CM Punk (3PW) defeated Billy Reil (USAPW) n/a
8 Reckless Youth (CHIKARA) defeated The Insane Dragon (JAPW) n/a
9 American Dragon defeated Dave Greco Quarter Final Tournament Match n/a
10 Scoot Andrews defeated Mark Briscoe n/a
11 A.J. Styles defeated Colt Cabana n/a
12 Reckless Youth defeated CM Punk n/a
13 American Dragon defeated Scoot Andrews Semi Final Tournament match n/a
14 Reckless Youth defeated AJ Styles n/a
15 Inferno defeated Jay Briscoe n/a
16 Reckless Youth defeated American Dragon Tournament Finals match n/a
Tournament bracket

Pin-Pinfall; Sub-Submission; CO-Countout; DCO-Double countout; DQ-Disqualification; Ref-Referee's decision

First round Quarterfinals Semi-finals Final
            
American Dragon
Supreme Lee Great
American Dragon
Dave Greco
Dave Greco
Dixie
American Dragon
Scoot Andrews
Mark Briscoe
Shawn Sheridan
Mark Briscoe
Scoot Andrews
Scoot Andrews
Jason Rumble
American Dragon
Reckless Youth
Colt Cabana
Damian Dragon
Colt Cabana
AJ Styles
A.J. Styles
Qenaan Creed
Reckless Youth
AJ Styles
CM Punk
Billy Reil
CM Punk
Reckless Youth
Reckless Youth
The Insane Dragon

2003

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The 2003 JCW Jersey J-Cup was a two-block, 16-man tournament held on August 24, 2003, at the Garfield Boys and Girls Club in Garfield, New Jersey.[5][25][26] Wrestlers from several promotions, including Jersey Championship Wrestling, were represented at the tournament including Combat Zone Wrestling, IWA Mid-South, Jersey All Pro Wrestling and the New York Wrestling Connection .[27]

Jay Lethal won the tournament by winning four matches at the event. Over the course of the evening, he defeated Rob Eckos in the opening round, CM Punk in the quarter-finals, Jimmy Jacobs in the semi-finals and Homicide in the final match. In addition to the tournament, a singles match between Striker and Jonny Storm was held as one of the two semi-main events. The tournament also opened with a tag team match for the JCW Tag Team Championship between the champions, Los Boricuas, and the challengers, The Disciples Of Darling, in which Los Boricuas retained the championship via disqualification.[5][25][26][27]

Results

August 24, 2003 in Garfield, New Jersey (Garfield Boys and Girls Club)

# Results[5][25][26][27] Stipulations Times
1 Los Boricuas (Warpath and Tony Blaze) (c) defeated The Disciples Of Darling (Kimani and Jason Static) (with John Shane) via disqualification. Tag Team match for the JCW Tag Team Championship n/a
2 Jay Lethal defeated Rob Eckos First Round Tournament match n/a
3 CM Punk defeated Sonjay Dutt (CZW) n/a
4 Shawn Sheridan (JCW) defeated Deranged n/a
5 Jimmy Jacobs (IWA-MS) defeated Dixie (JAPW) n/a
6 Homicide defeated Grim Reefer n/a
7 Johnny Ova (NYWC) defeated Dan Barry (NYWC) n/a
8 Alex Shelley (IWA-MS) defeated Ruckus (CZW) n/a
9 Slyk Wagner Brown (with April Hunter) defeated Dave Greco (JCW) n/a
10 Jay Lethal defeated CM Punk Quarter Final Tournament Match n/a
11 Jimmy Jacobs defeated Shawn Sheridan n/a
12 Homicide defeated Alex Shelley n/a
13 Slyk Wagner Brown (with April Hunter) defeated Johnny Ova n/a
14 Jay Lethal defeated Jimmy Jacobs Semi Final Tournament match n/a
15 Homicide defeated Slyk Wagner Brown (with April Hunter) n/a
16 Striker defeated Jonny Storm (with John Shane) Singles match n/a
17 Jay Lethal defeated Homicide Tournament Finals match n/a
Tournament bracket

Pin-Pinfall; Sub-Submission; CO-Countout; DCO-Double countout; DQ-Disqualification; Ref-Referee's decision

First round Quarterfinals Semi-finals Final
            
Jay Lethal
Rob Eckos Pin
Jay Lethal
CM Punk Sub
CM Punk
Sonjay Dutt Pin
Jay Lethal
Jimmy Jacobs Pin
Shawn Sheridan
Deranged Pin
Shawn Sheridan
Jimmy Jacobs Pin
Jimmy Jacobs
Dixie Pin
Jay Lethal
Homicide Pin
Homicide
Grim Reefer Pin
Homicide
Alex Shelley Pin
Alex Shelley
Ruckus Pin
Homicide
Slyk Wagner Brown Pin
Johnny Ova
Dan Barry Pin
Johnny Ova
Slyk Wagner Brown Pin
Slyk Wagner Brown
Dave Greco Pin

2004

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The 2004 JCW Jersey J-Cup was a two-block, 16-man tournament held on June 27, 2004, at the Garfield Boys and Girls Club in Garfield, New Jersey.[5][28][29] Wrestlers from nine promotions, including Jersey Championship Wrestling, were represented at the tournament including the Combat Zone Wrestling, East Coast Wrestling Association, Full Impact Pro, Lucha Xtreme Wrestling, New York Wrestling Connection, 3PW and Zero-1.[30]

Super Dragon won the tournament by winning four matches at the event. Over the course of the evening, he defeated Altar Boy Luke in the opening round, Shawn Sheridan in the quarter-finals, M-Dogg 20 in the semi-finals and B-Boy in the final match; Super Dragon was also awarded the vacant JCW Light Heavyweight Championship. In addition to the tournament, the semi-main event was a standard wrestling match for the JCW Heavyweight Championship between the champion, Slyk Wagner Brown, and the challenger, Homicide, in which Homicide won the championship.[5][28][29][30]

Results

June 27, 2004 in Garfield, New Jersey (Garfield Boys and Girls Club)

# Results[5][28][29][30] Stipulations Times[31]
1 Dave Greco (JCW) defeated Damian Adams (3PW) First Round Tournament match 7:30
2 Mike Quackenbush (CHIKARA) defeated Jigsaw (CHIKARA) 7:40
3 M-Dogg 20 defeated Rob Eckos (ECWA) 5:02
4 Striker (NYWC) defeated Dan Barry 9:04
5 Shawn Sheridan (JCW) defeated Sabian (CZW) 5:57
6 Super Dragon defeated Altar Boy Luke (LXW) 8:54
7 Josh Daniels (Zero-1) defeated Tyler Payne (NYWC) 10:01
8 B-Boy (CZW) defeated Chris Idol 7:51
9 M-Dogg 20 defeated Dave Greco Quarter Final Tournament Match 9:19
10 B-Boy defeated Mike Quackenbush 12:21
11 Super Dragon defeated Shawn Sheridan n/a
12 Josh Daniels defeated Striker 14:25
13 Super Dragon defeated M-Dogg 20 Semi Final Tournament match 11:10
14 B-Boy defeated Josh Daniels 11:09
15 Homicide defeated Slyk Wagner Brown (with April Hunter) (c) Single match for the JCW Heavyweight Championship 13:26
16 Super Dragon defeated B-Boy Tournament Finals match 23:52
Tournament bracket

Pin-Pinfall; Sub-Submission; CO-Countout; DCO-Double countout; DQ-Disqualification; Ref-Referee's decision

First round Quarterfinals Semi-finals Final
            
Dave Greco
Damian Adams
Dave Greco
M-Dogg 20
M-Dogg 20
Rob Eckos
M-Dogg 20
Super Dragon
Super Dragon
Altar Boy Luke
Super Dragon
Shawn Sheridan
Shawn Sheridan
Sabian
Super Dragon
B-Boy
Mike Quackenbush
Jigsaw
Mike Quackenbush
B-Boy
B-Boy
Chris Idol
B-Boy
Josh Daniels
Striker
Dan Barry
Striker
Josh Daniels
Josh Daniels
Tyler Payne

2005

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The 2005 NWS Jersey J-Cup was a two-block, 16-man tournament held on April 30, 2005, at the Recreation Station Arena in Toms River, New Jersey. The show opened with a tribute to Chris Candido followed by a formal announcement by National Wrestling Superstars, which had recently purchased the rights to the J-Cup, that the tournament would be renamed the Chris Candido Memorial J-Cup Tournament, and the J-Cup itself as the Candido Memorial J-Cup Trophy. It also introduced a new concept in which the opening rounds consisted of Fatal Four Way matches. This reduced the duration of the tournament, eliminating the quarter-finals, while keeping the same number of participants and allowed additional non-tournament matches.[32][3]

Mike Kruel won the tournament by winning four matches at the event. Over the course of the evening, he defeated Damian Adams, Slayer and Steve Zapf in the opening round, Trent Acid in the semi-finals and Azriael in the final match; Kruel was presented the trophy by Candido's family after the match. In addition to the tournament, there were two championship matches on the undercard; WXW Heavyweight Champion Bison Bravado defended his title against Funky White Boy and AWA Heavyweight Champion Danny Demanto wrestled JD Smooth, both defeating their opponents.[3][32]

Results

April 30, 2005 in Toms River, New Jersey (Recreation Station Arena)

# Results[3][32] Stipulations Times
1 Azriael beat Drew Blood, Luis Ortiz and Tommy Force First Round Tournament match n/a
2 Deranged defeated Arcadia, Gavin Quest and Neeno Capone n/a
3 Trent Acid defeated Nick Berk, Devon Moore and Tony Flow n/a
4 Mike Kruel defeated Damian Adams, Slayer and Steve Zapf n/a
5 Bison Bravado (c) defeated Funky White Boy Single match for the WXW Heavyweight Championship n/a
6 Danny Demanto (c) defeated JD Smooth Single match for the AWA Heavyweight Championship n/a
7 Azriael defeated Deranged Semi Final Tournament match n/a
8 Mike Kruel defeated Trent Acid n/a
9 Eric Justice and Jim Neidhart beat Hasheem Ali and Simon Diamond Tag team match n/a
10 Mike Kruel defeated Azriael Tournament Finals match n/a

2006

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The 2006 NWS Jersey J-Cup was a two-block, 16-man tournament held on April 29, 2006, at the VFW Hall in Manville, New Jersey. The opening rounds were held as three-man elimination matches.[12][33][34][35][36]

Grim Reefer won the tournament by winning three matches at the event. Over the course of the evening, he defeated Archadia and Ghanda Rhea Akbar in the opening round, Devon Moore in the semi-finals and Deranged in the final match. In addition to the tournament, a 6-man tag team "grudge" match between Bison Bravado, TNT and Shane Taylor defeated The Famous Clown, Ice Pick Lowinski and Bulldog Collare. Another featured match was WWF Hall of Famer Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka, accompanied by Captain Lou Albano against Johnny Candido, which Snuka won.[12][33][34][35][36]

Results

April 29, 2006 in Manville, New Jersey (VFW Hall)

# Results[12][33][35][36] Stipulations Times
1 The Grim Reefer defeated Archadia and Ghanda Rhea Akbar First Round Tournament match n/a
2 Devon Moore defeated Sabian and Mike Kruel n/a
3 Deranged defeated Nicky Oceans and Judas Young n/a
4 Gavin Quest defeated Corvis Fear and Drew Blood (with Ashe-Samuels) n/a
5 Bison Bravado, TNT and Shane Taylor defeated The Famous Clown, Ice Pick Lowinski and Bulldog Collare 6-man tag team match n/a
6 Grim Reefer defeated Devon Moore Semi Final Tournament match n/a
7 Deranged defeated Gavin Quest n/a
8 Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka (with Captain Lou Albano) defeated Johnny Candido Singles match n/a
9 Grim Reefer defeated Deranged Tournament Finals match n/a

2007

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The 2007 NWS Jersey J-Cup was a two-block, 8-man tournament held on April 21, 2007, at the VFW Hall in Manville, New Jersey. This was the first and only time since 2005 that the tournament was held as a standard single-elimination tournament and with less than 16 participants.[37][38]

Deranged won the tournament by winning three matches at the event. Over the course of the evening, he defeated Mikey Pacifica in the opening round, Jorge Santi in the semi-finals and NWS Junior Heavyweight Champion Gavin Quest in the final match.[39] In addition to the tournament, two tag team matches were held. The first, an intergender tag team match, matched 2006 NWS King and Queen of the Ring Danny Demanto and Melissa Stripes against 2006 J-Cup winners Grim Reeper and Alexa; the former team was later replaced with Bison Bravado and Amber. The second featured bout was a 6-man tag team match with Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, Salvatore Sincere and NWS Hardcore Champion Johnny Candido wrestling David Sammartino, "Indian Warrior" Draven and Rich "Ice Pick" Lowinski.[37][38]

Results

April 21, 2007 in Manville, New Jersey (VFW Hall)

# Results[38][39] Stipulations Times
1 Deranged defeated Mikey Pacifica First Round Tournament match n/a
2 Gavin Quest defeated Nicky Oceans n/a
3 Bison Bravado and Amber versus Danny Demanto and Melissa Stripes Intergender tag team match n/a
4 Corvis Fear defeated Rhett Titus First Round Tournament match n/a
4 Jorge Santi defeated Minyon n/a
5 Deranged defeated Jorge Santi Semi Final Tournament match n/a
6 Gavin Quest defeated Corvis Fear n/a
7 Greg Valentine, Johnny Candido and Salvatore Sincere versus Wes Draven, Ice Pick and David Sammartino 6-man tag team match n/a
8 Deranged defeated Gavin Quest Tournament Finals match n/a
Tournament bracket

Pin-Pinfall; Sub-Submission; CO-Countout; DCO-Double countout; DQ-Disqualification; Ref-Referee's decision

Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
         
Deranged
Mikey Pacifica
Deranged
Jorge Santi
Gavin Quest
Nicky Oceans
Deranged
Gavin Quest
Corvis Fear
Rhett Titus
Gavin Quest
Corvis Fear
Jorge Santi
Minyon

2008

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The 2008 NWS Jersey J-Cup was a two-block, 16-man tournament held on April 26, 2008, at the VFW Hall in Manville, New Jersey. The opening rounds were held as three-man elimination matches.[12][40][41][42]

Rhett Titus won the tournament by winning three matches at the event. Over the course of the evening, he defeated Mikey Pacifica and Brett Thunder in the opening round, Nicky Oceans in the semi-finals and Drew Blood in the final match. In addition to the tournament, Scotty 2 Hotty wrestled Mike "G.Q." Quest, accompanied by Romeo Roselli, as part of the semi-event.[12][40][41][42]

Results

April 26, 2008 in Manville, New Jersey (VFW Hall)

# Results Stipulations[12][40][41][42] Times
1 Skitzo defeated Ronnie The Red Singles match n/a
2 Devon Moore defeated Sabotage and Minyon First Round Tournament match n/a
3 Drew Blood defeated Unbreakable Andy and Fantastic Maxx n/a
4 Mike "Bulldog" Collare defeated Bison Bravado Singles match n/a
5 Rhett Titus defeated Mikey Pacifica and Brett Thunder First Round Tournament match n/a
4 Nicky Oceans defeated “Firebird” Jorge Santi and Golden Lynx n/a
5 Drew Blood defeated Devon Moore Semi Final Tournament match n/a
6 Rhett Titus defeated Nicky Oceans n/a
7 Nate Mustang defeated J.D. Smoothie Singles match n/a
8 Scotty 2 Hotty defeated Mike “G.Q.” Quest (with Romeo Roselli) Singles match n/a
9 Rhett Titus defeated Drew Blood Tournament Finals match n/a

2009

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The 2009 NWS Jersey J-Cup was a two-block, 16-man tournament held on May 16, 2009, at the VFW Hall in Manville, New Jersey. The opening rounds were held as Fatal Four Way matches.[12][43][44][45]

Myke Quest won the tournament by winning four matches at the event. Over the course of the evening, he defeated Arachadia, Corvis Fear and Amasis in the opening round, Nicky Oceans in the semi-finals and Jay Lethal in the final match. In addition to the tournament, former Extreme Championship Wrestling alumni Balls Mahoney and Axl Rotten made a guest appearance to pay tribute to Chris Candido before the show; Mahoney later won a "Big Man Battle Royal" and wrestled Gene Snitsky in a Loser Goes Through a Door match in which the loser would be powerbombed though a door.[12][43][44][45]

Results

May 16, 2009 in Manville, New Jersey (VFW Hall)

# Results[12][43][44][45] Stipulations Times
1 Jay Lethal defeated Mikey Pacifica, J.D. Smoothie and AaronArbo First Round Tournament match n/a
2 Nicky Oceans defeated Damian Adams, Joey Janella and Unbreakable Andy n/a
3 Devon Moore defeated Golden Lynx, Ophidian and Frightmare n/a
4 Myke Quest defeated Arachadia, Corvis Fear and Amasis n/a
5 Balls Mahoney won a Big Man Battle Royal Big Man Battle Royal n/a
6 Jay Lethal defeated Devon Moore Semi Final Tournament match n/a
7 Myke Quest defeated Nicky Oceans n/a
8 Gene Snitsky defeated Balls Mahoney Loser Goes Through a Door match n/a
9 Myke Quest defeated Jay Lethal Tournament Finals match n/a

2010

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The 2010 NWS Jersey J-Cup was a two-block, 16-man tournament held on May 14, 2010, at the Veterans Center in Kenilworth, New Jersey. The opening rounds were held as three-man elimination matches.[12][46][47][48][49]

R. J. Brewer won the tournament by winning four matches at the event. Over the course of the evening, he defeated Jumping Joey Janela and Nick Talent in the opening round, Joel Maximo in the quarter-finals, Pat Buck in the semi-finals and Nicky Oceans in the final match. In addition to the tournament, Reality Check (Danny Demanto and Kevin Matthews) were declared the co-winners of a "Baker’s Dozen Heavyweight Battle Royal".[12][46][47][48] The winner was to receive a match against former World Wrestling Federation superstar Kamala, however, an altercation with special guest referee The Patriot caused to change it to a tag team match.[49]

Results

May 14, 2010 in Kenilworth, New Jersey (Veterans Center)

# Results[12][46][47][48][49] Stipulations Times
1 R. J. Brewer defeated Jumping Joey Janela and Nick Talent First Round Tournament match n/a
2 Pat Buck defeated Alex “Sugarfoot” Payne and “Too Hot” Steve Scott n/a
3 “The Love Machine” Nicky Oceans defeated Chris D’Andrea and Sabotage n/a
4 Mike Dennis defeated “Mr. Entertainment” J.D. Smoothie and Devon Moore n/a
5 Reality Check (Danny Demanto and Kevin Matthews) were declared co-winners of a 13-man battle royal.[Note 1] Baker's Dozen Heavyweight Battle Royal; As per the pre-match stipulation, the winner received a match with Kamala. An altercation with special guest referee The Patriot, however, led to a tag team match between Reality Check versus The Patriot and Kamala later that night. n/a
6 Nicky Oceans defeated Mike Dennis Semi Final Tournament match n/a
7 John Walters defeated Pat Buck n/a
8 Kamala and The Patriot defeated Reality Check (Danny Demanto and Kevin Matthews) Tag Team match n/a
9 John Walters defeated Nicky Oceans Tournament Finals match n/a
  1. ^ The other participants included were: NWS Heavyweight Champion "Corrupted" Corey Havoc, The Masked Assassin, "The Happy Hillbilly" Justin Blackwell, Saddam Insane of the Baghdad Bullies, Mister Nick Gregory, Snake-Eyez, "Cannonball" Jeff Guerrero, Jay Silva, "The Little Gipper" Steve Gipke, Anthony Scorase, and Jack Spade.

2011

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The 2011 NWS Jersey J-Cup was a two-block, 12-man tournament held on August 6, 2011, at the New Point Comfort Fire Company Hall in Keansburg, New Jersey. The opening rounds were held as three-man elimination matches.

Nicky Oceans won the tournament by winning three matches at the event. Over the course of the evening, he defeated "Jersey Shore Jock" Mike Dennis and Johnny in the opening round, Chris Steeler in the semi-finals, and Devon Moore in the final match. In addition to the tournament, 2 Rude Dudes (Rampage Rogers and Corey Havoc) were declared the co-winners of a "Baker’s Dozen Heavyweight Battle Royal".The winner was to receive a match against former World Wrestling Federation superstar Tommy Dream however, an altercation with special guest referee Johnny Candido (Chris Candido's brother) caused to change it to a tag team match.

Results

August 11, 2011 in Keansburg, New Jersey (New Point Comfort Fire Company Hall)

# Results[12][46][47][48][49] Stipulations Times
1 Devon Moore defeated Chris D'Andrea and Nick Talent First Round Tournament match n/a
2 The Jersey Kidd defeated Mike Donovan and Steve Scott n/a
3 “The Love Machine" Nicky Oceans defeated Johnny and Mike Dennis n/a
4 2 Rude Dudes (Corey Havoc and Rampage Rogers) were declared co-winners of a 13-man battle royal.[Note 1] Baker's Dozen Heavyweight Battle Royal; As per the pre-match stipulation, the winner received a match with Tommy Dreamer. An altercation with special guest referee Johnny Candido, however, led to a tag team match between 2 Rude Dudes versus Tommy Dreamer and Johnny Candido later that night. n/a
5 Devon Moore defeated The Jersey Kidd Semi Final Tournament match n/a
6 Nicky Oceans defeated Chris Steeler n/a
7 Tommy Dreamer and Johnny Candido defeated 2 Rude Dudes (Corey Havoc and Rampgae Rogers) Tag Team match n/a
8 Nicky Oceans defeated Devon Moore Tournament Finals match n/a

2012

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Results
No.ResultsStipulations
1Devon Moore defeated B. Fehrm and Nick NapoleonChris Candido Memorial J-Cup first round triple threat elimination match
2Chris Powers defeated JD Smoothie and The Funky White BoyChris Candido Memorial J-Cup first round triple threat elimination match
3Mike Dennis defeated Marcus Streets and Mike MatixxChris Candido Memorial J-Cup first round triple threat elimination match
4Nicky Oceans defeated Eddie Franken and Rikki RoxxChris Candido Memorial J-Cup first round triple threat elimination match
5Rhett Titus defeated Nick Talent and The Jersey KiddChris Candido Memorial J-Cup first round triple threat elimination match
6Steve Scott defeated Mark Modest and Rob FuryChris Candido Memorial J-Cup first round triple threat elimination match
7Devon Moore defeated Chris PowersChris Candido Memorial J-Cup semi-final round match
8Nicky Oceans defeated Steve ScottChris Candido Memorial J-Cup semi-final round match
9Rhett Titus defeated Mike DennisChris Candido Memorial J-Cup semi-final round match
10Danny Demanto and Jennifer Cruz defeated Kimberly and Nikki RichTag team match
11Devon Moore defeated Nicky Oceans and Rhett TitusTriple threat elimination match in the Chris Candido Memorial J-Cup final

2014

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Results
No.ResultsStipulationsTimes
1Chris Sabin defeated Bandido Jr., Brian Myers and Grim ReeferJersey J-Cup first round triple threat elimination match5:45
2Joey Janela defeated Jaka, Lance Anoa'i and Steve ScottJersey J-Cup first round triple threat elimination match—
3Teddy Hart defeated Frightmare, Jigsaw and Shane StricklandJersey J-Cup first round triple threat elimination match—
4Chris Dickinson defeated Lucky 13, Pinkie Sanchez and SabuJersey J-Cup first round triple threat elimination match—
5Joey Janela defeated Shane StricklandJersey J-Cup semi-final match—
6Chris Dickinson defeated Chris SabinJersey J-Cup semi-final match—
7Eric Corvis and Myke Quest defeated Cono and Nate MustangTag team match—
8Chris Dickinson defeated Joey JanelaJersey J-Cup final match—

2023

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Results
Session 1
No.Results[50]StipulationsTimes
1Jordan Oliver defeated Alex ShelleyJersey J-Cup first round match17:55
2Cole Radrick defeated Dante Leon, Dyln McKay, Grim Reefer, Marcus Mathers and YoyaSix-Way Scramble match in the Jersey J-Cup first round10:57
3Blake Christian defeated Alec PriceJersey J-Cup first round match13:36
4Joey Janela defeated Starboy CharlieJersey J-Cup first round match16:34
5Lio Rush defeated Tony DeppenJersey J-Cup first round match13:25
6Charles Mason defeated Billie StarkzJersey J-Cup first round match14:19
7Komander defeated ArezJersey J-Cup first round match12:38
8Mike Bailey defeated Jonathan GreshamJersey J-Cup first round match20:59
Session 2
No.Results[51]StipulationsTimes
1Mike Bailey defeated KomanderJersey J-Cup quarter-final match12:33
2Jordan Oliver defeated Charles MasonJersey J-Cup quarter-final match14:54
3Joey Janela defeated Lio RushJersey J-Cup quarter-final match10:20
4Blake Christian defeated Cole RadrickJersey J-Cup quarter-final match11:56
5Jordan Oliver defeated Joey JanelaJersey J-Cup semi-final match28:56
6Mike Bailey defeated Blake ChristianJersey J-Cup semi-final match15:30
7The S.A.T. (Joel Maximo and Jose Maximo) defeated Alec Price and Dante Leon, Brat Pack (Billie Starkz and Starboy Charlie) and Different Youth (Jimmy Lloyd and Marcus Mathers)Four-way tag team match9:02
8Jordan Oliver defeated Mike BaileyJersey J-Cup final match for the new JCW World Championship21:25
Tournament brackets
First Round[52] Second Round[citation needed] Semi Final[citation needed] Final[citation needed]
        
Mike Bailey Pin
Jonathan Gresham 20:59
Mike Bailey Pin
Komander 12:33
Arez 12:38
Komander Pin
Mike Bailey Pin
Blake Christian 15:30
Jack Cartwheel
Marcus Mathers
Yoya 		10:57
Cole Radrick
Dante Leon
Dyln McKay 		Pin
Cole Radrick 11:56
Blake Christian Pin
Alec Price 13:36
Blake Christian Pin
Mike Bailey 21:25
Jordan Oliver Pin
Joey Janela Pin
Starboy Charlie 16:34
Joey Janela Pin
Lio Rush 10:20
Tony Deppen 13:25
Lio Rush Pin
Joey Janela 28:56
Jordan Oliver Pin
Charles Mason Pin
Billie Starkz 14:19
Charles Mason 14:54
Jordan Oliver Pin
Alex Shelley 17:55
Jordan Oliver Pin

2024

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Results
Session 1
No.Results[53]StipulationsTimes
1Nick Wayne defeated Marcus Mathers by pinfallJersey J-Cup first round match16:15
2Matt Makowski defeated Tony Deppen by pinfallJersey J-Cup first round match13:28
3Masha Slamovich defeated Man Like DeReiss by pinfallJersey J-Cup first round match14:08
4Joey Janela defeated Kerry Morton by pinfallJersey J-Cup first round match17:17
5Alec Price defeated Jonathan Gresham by pinfallJersey J-Cup first round match9:40
6Myron Reed defeated Mr. Danger, Jack Cartwheel, Charles Mason, Cole Radrick and Billie Starkz by pinfallSix-way scramble match
This was a first round match in the Jersey J-Cup.		8:48
7Violence is Forever (Kevin Ku and Dominic Garrini) (c) defeated Astronauts (Fuminori Abe and Takuya Nomura) by pinfallTag team match for the GCW World Tag Team Championship13:40
8Jordan Oliver (c) defeated Griffin McCoy by pinfallJersey J-Cup first round match for the JCW World Championship21:00
9The Great Sasuke defeated Mike Bailey by pinfallJersey J-Cup first round match27:40
(c) – the champion(s) heading into the match
Session 2
No.Results[54]StipulationsTimes
1Alec Price defeated Joey Janela by pinfallJersey J-Cup quarterfinals match14:18
2Masha Slamovich defeated Matt Makowski by pinfallJersey J-Cup quarterfinals match10:34
3Nick Wayne defeated The Great Sasuke by pinfallJersey J-Cup quarterfinals match12:55
4Jordan Oliver (c) defeated Myron ReedJersey J-Cup quarterfinals match for the JCW World Championship17:22
5Astronauts (Fuminori Abe and Takuya Nomura) defeated Jonathan Gresham and Mike Bailey by pinfallTag team match18:26
6Masha Slamovich defeated Alec Price by pinfallJersey J-Cup semifinals match11:55
7Jordan Oliver (c) defeated Nick Wayne by pinfallJersey J-Cup semifinals match for the JCW World Championship21:05
8Mr. Danger, Man Like DeReiss, Allie Katch, Cole Radrick and Los Macizos (Ciclope and Miedo Extremo) defeated Charles Mason, Griffin McCoy, Jack Cartwheel, Jimmy Lloyd, Kerry Morton and Tony Deppen (with Parrow) by pinfallTwelve-person mixed tag team match16:35
9Blake Christian (c) defeated Homicide by pinfallSingles match for the GCW World Championship13:58
10Masha Slamovich defeated Jordan Oliver (c) by referee stoppageJersey J-Cup finals for the JCW World Championship18:50
(c) – the champion(s) heading into the match
Tournament brackets
First Round[55] Quarterfinals[citation needed] Semi Final[citation needed] Final[citation needed]
        
Masha Slamovich Pin
Man Like DeReiss 14:08
Masha Slamovich Pin
Matt Makowski 10:34
Matt Makowski 27:43
Tony Deppen Pin
Masha Slamovich Pin
Alec Price 11:55
Jonathan Gresham 9:40
Alec Price Pin
Alec Price 14:18
Joey Janela Pin
Joey Janela 13:36
Kerry Morton Pin
Masha Slamovich 18:50
Jordan Oliver TKO
Nick Wayne Pin
Marcus Mathers 17:17
Nick Wayne Pin
The Great Sasuke 12:58
The Great Sasuke 27:45
Mike Bailey Pin
Nick Wayne 21:05
Jordan Oliver Pin
Cole Radrick
Jack Cartwheel
Mr. Danger 		Pin
Myron Reed
Charles Mason
Billie Starkz 		8:48
Myron Reed 14:54
Jordan Oliver Pin
Griffin McCoy 21:05
Jordan Oliver Pin

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ The other participants included were: BF Saluka, Bobby Youngblood, Chill Will, Goal-Duh, Johnny Ringo, Michael Reigns, Mr. Nick Gregory, Richard Michaels, Shock, Steve Gipke and Tony Scorace .

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