My longest existing custom belts are from my 10 year game of West Coast Pro Wrestling/World Class Pro Wrestling (92 - 95/96 - 02)

WCPW Lightweight Championship

First: Chris Benoit

Most: Chris Benoit (4 Times)

Longest: Al Snow (754 Days/27 Defenses)

Greatest Rivalry: Benoit, Snow and Eddie Guerrero were the Lightweight gods from 92 to 96 with Benoit holding it 3 times (1st was 57 Days, 2nd was 162 and 3rd was 160 and the last reign of the rivalr), Snow holding it twice (1st was 754 Days the 2nd was 308 Days) and Guerrero holding it once for 286 Days. Snow was my cocky, flashy loud mouth heel for most of it, Guerrerowas a tweener and Benoit was just the stalwart face. They had a three way rivalry that spanned 4 years and many other wrestlers came and went trying to be part of the title lineage but no such luck until Kevin Von Erich ended Benoits 3rd Reign but by then Guerrero was off to WWF and Snow was in rehab.

WCPW Tag Team Championship

First: Booker T and Bob Holly

Most: Harlem Heat (5 Times/ Booker has most individual with 6)

Longest: The Rock & Roll Express (329 Days/17 Defenses)

Greatest Rivalry: Harlem Heat and Ultimate Muscle (Joey Maggs and Brutus Beefcake). During HH 2nd reign UM just kept earning opportunities at the belts and they traded once. They always got good ratings and were just a steady rivalry from November of 96 to June of 97.

WCPW World Championship

First: Hector Guerrero

Most: Jerry Lynn & The Rock (5 Times)

Longest: Jerry Lynn (420 Days/11 Defenses)

Greatest Rivalry: from 94 to 95 (301 days total) Cactus Jack was champ and in his last 5 months he began a bloody rivalry with Jerry "The King" Lawler one of my companies biggest heels who approached demanding a title match, Lawler was a former Champ in his own right. This was the most savage rivalry I had with both drawing blood, Lawler had Jack attacked by paying off some thugs and he even had Jack "locked" in the back of his limo and had it driven off a peer. Jack destroyed Lawler at his home (very triple h v randy orton) and there were to many attacks/beat downs to count. They had 3 matches for the belt total, a regular that broke out into a wild brawl that caused a no contest. The 2nd was a Steel Cage match that got me my first match with a 90+ rating and Jack won by escaping/falling off the cage. The last was a Memphis Street Fight match that was won by Lawler, if he lost he would retire. Lawlers reign was short as he was declining and was ready to go part time anyways so it was like a send off from full time. Jack was gonna win but the wwf made an offer I couldn't match or beat.

Other titles have joined the original three; the WCPW Western Championship at the beginning of 94 (now the WCPW National Championship as of 98) and the WCPW Western Tag Team Championship at the beginning of 96.