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| Match History October 2000: Capital Punishment CXW CHAMPIONSHIP/First-Ever CXW Match Warheart defeats Mojojojo October 2000: Capital Punishment Six-Man Tag Match Tony Manzana, Big Louie and Vagabond defeat Scorpion X, Warheart and Grandmaster Flash October 2000: Capital Punishment 4 on 3 Handicap Match Solid, Scorpion X and Warheart defeat "The Guy" Thi Kim, Don Magic Juan, Mojojojo and Fat Bastard April 2001: Resurrection Locker Room Brawl Mojojojo defeats Warheart April 2001: Resurrection CXW CHAMPIONSHIP/10-Man Battle Royal Solid defeats Aztec Warrior, Warheart, King Hippo, Tony Manzana, Gatekeeper, T Bone, Commando, Big Dolemite and Mojojojo October 2001: Unreleased Footage TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Hollywood Video Ladder Match Freaky J and Nasty K defeat Warheart and Dangerous D.A. March 2002: ConsequenceS Warheart defeats Freaky J April 2002: ConsequenceS TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP/Streetfight Warheart and Dangerous D.A. defeat Freaky J and Nasty K May 2002: ConsequenceS CXW CHAMPIONSHIP/10-Man Battle Royal Freaky J defeats Dangerous D.A., Warheart, Tony Manzana, King Hippo, Kaos, Havoc, Dr Pain, One Man Army and Don Magic Juan May 2002: For Whom The Bell Tolls TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Kaos and Havoc (Menace II Society) defeat Warheart and Dangerous D.A. May 2002: For Whom The Bell Tolls Owner vs Owner Steve Jeckel (JwA) defeats Warheart (CXW) September 2002: Til Death Do Us Part Warheart defeats Freaky J and Jamie Monoxide October 2002: Disturbing The Peace CXW CHAMPIONSHIP Dangerous D.A. defeats Warheart |
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| After becoming the first-ever CXW CHAMPION, Warheart led the way for younger talent, teaming up with fighters like Solid and Scorpion X. However, at Resurrection, Warheart's best friend and tag team partner, Solid, won the CXW CHAMPIONSHIP from him, giving Warheart a new purpose, to show exactly why he was the first-ever CXW CHAMPION. Despite his renewed sense of purpose, things changed quickly in CXW. The CXW CHAMPION, Solid, left the country, and the entire company went through a roster adjustment, leaving him, Don Magic Juan, and Tony Manzana as the only original fighters to still be in the company. Instantly, Warheart found Dangerous D.A., a young ambitious fighter willing to learn from the best. Forming a tag team, Warheart and Dangerous D.A. followed the Tag Team Championship wherever it went, meaning that Warheart would participate in some of the most violent feuds in CXW history against Freaky J, and Dangerous D.A. would make it his duty to put Nasty K out of commission. ConsequenceS marked the day that Warheart and his student won the CXW Tag Team Championships, but shortly after, at For Whom The Bell Tolls, Dangerous D.A. went out on his own, but not before stabbing Warheart in the back and allowing Menace II Society win their Tag Team Titles. Friday, August 23rd holds a moment for Warheart that will be etched in his memory until the day he dies. Dangerous D.A. was defending his CXW CHAMPIONSHIP, and the Devil's Advocates had just made their debut. After a 2-month absence, Warheart ran out into the arena, dressed completely in Black, and attacked the Advocates with a singapore cane. With 6 men laying on the ground in pain, Warheart walked up to Dangerous D.A. and in his eyes you could see that renewed sense of purpose. After winning "Til Death Do Us Part" and becoming the number 1 contender for D.A.'s title, Warheart had one more chance to recapture what he began his career with- the CXW CHAMPIONSHIP. So it was set, Disturbing The Peace, Warheart vs Dangerous D.A. for the CXW CHAMPIONSHIP. After suplexing a ladder, throwing 2 tables and d bombing D.A., Warheart ended up getting handcuffed and beaten until the referre counted one...two...three. Dangerous D.A. retained the CXW CHAMPIONSHIP and Warheart retired from Xtreme Wrestling one month later. He remains the founder and current CEO of Chicago Xtreme Wrestling Entertainment. |
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