ChairToFace Posted June 3, 2019 Share Posted June 3, 2019 I've decided to make a list of stats, and some possibilities, about Supreme Challenge. After wondering if DeBones had an undefeated streak that isn't mentioned I started counting the number of Supreme Challenges back to 1981. Then I wondered what the main events of each of those would be. So I took the liberty to create a scenario on what the main events of each Supreme Challenge would be. Supreme Challenge (1981) Sam Strong © vs Rip Chord (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 2 (1982) Sam Strong © vs Micky Starr (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 3 (1983) Sam Strong © vs Professor Nero (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 4 (1984) Sam Strong © vs Dread (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 5 (1985) Micky Starr © vs Dread (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 6 (1986) Rip Chord © vs Dread (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 7 (1987) Sam Strong © vs Chief Two Eagles (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 8 (1988) Rip Chord © vs Sam Strong (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 9 (1989) Sam Strong © vs George DeColt (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 10 (1990) Rip Chord © vs Chief Two Eagles (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 11 (1991) Rip Chord © vs Sam Strong (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 12 (1992) Sam Strong © vs Rip Chord (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 13 (1993) Bruce The Giant © vs Sam Strong (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 14 (1994) Bruce The Giant © vs Christian Faith (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 15 (1995) Bruce The Giant © vs Sam Keith (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 16 (1996) Sam Keith © vs Sean McFly (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 17 (1997) Christian Faith © vs Sam Keith (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 18 (1998) Sean McFly © vs Christian Faith (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 19 (1999) Sam Keith © vs Christian Faith (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 20 (2000) Christian Faith © vs Sam Keith (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 21 (2001) Quadruple B © vs The Lords of War (SWF World Tag Team Championship) Supreme Challenge 22 (2002) Christian Faith © vs Sam Keith (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 23 (2003) Sam Keith © vs Christian Faith (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 24 (2004) Christian Faith © vs Engyma (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 25 (2005) Runaway Train © vs Sam Keith (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 26 (2006) Steve Frehley © vs Runaway Train (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 27 (2007) Runaway Train © vs Christian Faith (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 28 (2008) Jack Bruce © vs Runaway Train (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 29 (2009) Jack Bruce © vs Vengeance (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 30 (2010) Eric Eisen © vs Jack Bruce (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 31 (2011) Remo © vs Jack Bruce (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 32 (2012) Rich Money © vs Steve Frehley (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 33 (2013) Steve Frehley © vs Jack Bruce (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 34 (2014) Brandon James © vs Jack Bruce (SWF World Heavyweight Championship) Supreme Challenge 35 (2015) Jack Bruce vs Christian Faith (Icon vs Icon) Of these main events, only two are actually confirmed: Sam Strong vs Rip Chord at Supreme Challenge, and Jack Bruce vs Christian Faith at Supreme Challenge 35. To my surprise, the SWF World Heavyweight Championship didn't often change hands at Supreme Challenge until quite recently. These changes assume that none of the belts changed hands on TV in the month of July. Title Changes At Supreme Challenge SWF World Heavyweight Championship: Supreme Challenge 4 (Dread beats Sam Strong) Supreme Challenge 17 (Sam Keith beats Christian Faith) Supreme Challenge 30 (Jack Bruce beats Eric Eisen) Supreme Challenge 32 (Steve Frehley beats Rich Money) Supreme Challenge 33 (Jack Bruce beats Steve Frehley) Supreme Challenge 34 (Jack Bruce beats Brandon James) Supreme Challenge 35 (Angry Gilmore beats Rogue) SWF World Tag Team Championship: Supreme Challenge 20 (The Lords of War beat Black Hat Bailey & Enforcer Roberts) Supreme Challenge 21 (The Lords of War beat Quadruple B) Supreme Challenge 25 (The Squid Squad beat High Concept) Supreme Challenge 27 (Joe Sexy & Angry Gilmore beat Death Row) Supreme Challenge 28 (The Pain Alliance beat The Amazing Bumfholes) Supreme Challenge 34 (The Awesomeness beat Hero Squad) Supreme Challenge 35 (The Amazing Bumfholes beat The Pain Alliance) SWF North American Championship: Supreme Challenge 16 (Nemesis becomes the inaugural champion) Supreme Challenge 18 (Captain USA beats Enforcer Roberts) Supreme Challenge 21 (Black Hat Bailey beat Freddie Datsun) Supreme Challenge 29 (Lobster Warrior beat Brandon James) Supreme Challenge 34 (Frederique Antonio Garcia beat Robbie Retro) The SWF Shooting Star Championship never changed hands at Supreme Challenge. Supreme Challenge 34 is the only Supreme Challenge where all active titles in the SWF changed hands. Also, Skull DeBones was hired by SWF in April 1997. He's never lost a belt at Supreme Challenge, so assuming that he has an undefeated streak there would be easy, though if he did then it would've been noted in his bio. Still, if he won a match at each Supreme Challenge from Supreme Challenge 17 to Supreme Challenge 35, then as of 2016 he would be 19-0, so Supreme Challenge 36 would make him 20-0. If Adam decided to change the canon and give him an undefeated streak for 2020, he'd be 23-0 by 2020. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rayelek Posted June 3, 2019 Share Posted June 3, 2019 In my head canon, it was always Christian Faith who was undefeated at Supreme Challenge. I think that may have been from a dynasty game. How come you have the tag belts as the main event at SC21? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ChairToFace Posted June 3, 2019 Author Share Posted June 3, 2019 How come you have the tag belts as the main event at SC21? I thought it needed something different, and had exhausted the Faith vs Keith world title matches enough. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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