Roy Bevis
Encyclopedia
Roy Bevis, better known by his ring name Zebra Kid is a British
professional wrestler. Bevis is the son of the well-known wrestler-turned-promoter, Ricky Knight. Bevis often wrestled alongside his father in his promotions as Roy Knight.
Since then, Zebra Kid has been faced with many challengers, including the likes of Robbie Brookside
, Doug Williams
and his own father throughout many independent promotions in the United Kingdom
.
Zebra Kid has not limited his career to the UK either, making appearances in the United States
in 2002 for the now defunct Xtreme Pro Wrestling
against Jonny Storm
, Joey Matthews
and Jerry Lynn
.
The Zebra Kid's most high profile work in the UK was for the Frontier Wrestling Alliance
, he would make his debut in 2002 winning a four-way match against Paul Trevell, Scotty Rock, and Mark Sloan
at FWA Carpe Diem for an FWA All-England title match a few weeks later, a title he would go on to win. Throughout 2002 and 2003, Zebra Kid would trade FWA's All-England title back and forth with many of FWA's stars, but when Zebra Kid vacated the belt due to injury on October 18, 2003, Hade Vansen
would jump right in to win a provisional championship match against Flash Barker. On March 26, 2004, Zebra Kid would make his return in a last effort to win back the title in an Undisputed FWA All England Championship match, but Vasen would walked out of this match still the champion.
At FWA Carpe Diem in June 2004, Doug Williams defeated Zebra Kid when 'Rowdy' Ricky Knight turned on The Donkey Boy. This led to a long lasting feud
between this father and son which involved many of Bevis family members, all fueled by Zebra Kid decision to wrestled full time for the FWA instead of his father's promotion, World Association of Wrestling.
In September 2004 this story came to an ebrupt end when Bevis was jailed for nine months for drink-driving and for dangerous driving. After this spell in prison, promoters the Frontier Wrestling Alliance released a statement welcoming him back, saying: "While the FWA does not condone Roy's actions, we recognise that he has now served his sentence."
During Frontiers of Honor, a cross-promotional show between FWA and Ring of Honor
in the United Kingdom, Samoa Joe
their ROH Champion
faced The Zebra Kid in a match that would make the belt a "World Title" as it was being defending outside the United States.
After this Zebra Kid would once again wrestle more for independent promotions in the United Kingdom, including his father's WAW, under the names Roy Knight, and Brian Knight. On February 4, 2006 at Real Deal Wrestling's King Of The Castle event, Zebra Kid would make it to the tournament final to defeat Ricky Knight and win RDW Heavyweight Championship. However, not long after this WAW announced on their forum that Roy Bevis would be taking a break from wrestling, to sort out some health and personal issues.
Zebra Kid made a triumphant return to the ring in 2007. In 2008 he went on to defeat Erik Isaksen (at The Talk, Norwich) to win become the first British wrestler to hold the WAW World Heavyweight Championship. Zebra Kid would go on to make many successful title defences against; Christian Eckstein, Danny Collins, Martin Stone and Scott Fusion. In October 2010, Zebra Kid lost the WAW World Heavyweight Championship to Scott Fusion at WAW's annual spectacular; October OutRage 12. Fusion is the 2nd British wrestler to hold the title.
On November 19, 2010 at a WAW show in Norwich; Zebra Kid regained the WAW World Heavyweight Championship in a hardcore rules tag team match. The match featured Scott Fusion teaming with Karl Krammer against The Zebra Kid and his father, Ricky Knight. The rules situated that if Knight or Zebra Kid pinned either Fusion or Krammer, then Zebra Kid would regain the title. Knight pinned Krammer for the victory and Zebra Kid regained the title.
for Thetford Town F.C.
.
In September 2004 Bevis was jailed for nine months for drink-driving and for dangerous driving.
Bevis admitted "losing the plot" on a night out in The Globe pub, in Lowestoft
, Suffolk
, in June 2005. when he threw a beer bottle across a pub, hitting a drinker in the head, then drew a 12 inch Gurkha knife. He then stabbed the knife into the bar and tried to knock down a door to get into a back room where staff were hiding. He attacked the door with such force he injured his shoulder, and when police arrived he assaulted a police officer, when he lashed out and swung an arm at them, giving one officer a bloody nose while being arrested.
Bevis appeared before magistrates to admit to these offences, and while waiting to be sentenced on this charge, Lowestoft magistrates took an unusual step of granting Bevis a special bail condition that allowed him to wrestle in Cyprus
, as well as fulfilling bookings in France
.
But before the sentencing, another spot of thuggery occurred on the football pitch when Bevis knocked out Cambridge football referee Andrew Chapman after he sent him off for fighting during a Thetford Town FC game against Stowmarket Town in the Ridgeons League First Division. Bevis was sent off in the second half for kicking an opposition defender lying on the floor but then lashed out at the referee who "crumpled to the ground".
After the incident Thetford chairman Michael Bailey said: "I believe he will no longer play football again. He certainly won't play for Thetford again." Later, Bob Richards, secretary of Thetford Town FC, said: "Roy Bevis no longer plays for the club or is involved with the club in any way. When we signed him this summer he turned up to training and appeared to be as good as gold, but this was a moment of madness that we will not tolerate."
Bevis would appear in court again. In March 2010 it was reported in the Norwich Evening News that he escaped a further prison sentence for two separate offences. In May 2009 Bevis was arrested after he, along with his friend Tony Evans, wrecked a pub in the Heartsease area of Norwich. According to prosecutor William Carter, pool cues were used to cause damage, and one regular was left unconscious.
He said: “It was just after 5.30pm. Evans came into the bar and said 'Who's the hardest? I'm the hardest in Heartsease'.
“Bevis was outside the pub and when he was joined by Evans, both returned to the pub, and smashed pub windows, throwing glasses and chairs.
“One regular was attacked and left unconscious. Bevis picked up a pool cue and hit a stranger in the pub on the head. The pool cue broke and narrowly missed a child. Bevis also punched another man.
“Evans hit a man with a chair and picked up and threw a chair towards the bar and threw a glass behind the bar. The pub manageress said it was like a scene from the Wild West. They left the pub pretty wrecked and caused £300 damage.”
Just six months later, in November 2009, Bevis, along with Sonny Pryatt and Anton Willis, was involved in a fight over drugs in Norwich. The victim was hit over the head with a piece of tarmac and almost died as a result of his injuries.
Prosecutor William Carter said: “They met drug dealer, Abduramane Jalo, 22, and there was an argument over price and Pyatt said 'If you keep playing with me, I'm going to stab you'.
“Pyatt punched Mr Jalo and his friends Willis and Bevis attacked Mr Jalo and his friend Nathan Carthy.
“Bevis pleaded guilty to picking up a piece of tarmac, the size of an A4 piece of paper and four inches thick.
“Jalo was hit on the head by that and was in intensive care for three days. His nose was broken and his right eye socket fractured. His shoulder was also dislocated when he fell.”
Bevis, who along with his co-defendants spent four months in prison on remand following this incident, was given a twelve-month sentence suspended for two years, as well as an eighteen-month community order.
The reaction of Bevis' family and friends, upon hearing this sentence, drew a great deal of controversy when they applauded the decision in the court room. Upon hearing this reaction court recorder Jonathan Ferris said: “This is not Celebrity Squares. It's not a day out for you, as there are very important matters being discussed here, so show more respect.”
Bevis' father, via the WAW Fan Forum, issued the following statement;
"Due to the story written by the EEN in relation to my son Roy's case I feel a response is needed to clarify what actually happened and the facts of the case.
In the case of the Public house incident my son went in there at 5pm with other members of our family and friends, things were said one member who was rightly shown the door, Roy and others were served drinks, some locals took it upon themselves to administer their own form of justice resulting in a girl getting hit with a pool cue, my other son Zak receiving a broken nose, and the man who got ejected gaining a deep cut to his head. In seeing all this Roy rightly or wrongly defended himself and his kin with the same force being dished out. Roy has from the outset admitted what he did was wrong and has always pleaded guilty to it. Two of my other children were also arrested, one was dealt no further action, one was charged but the charges were dropped at a later date. We as a family believe what happened that day was wrong but also believe guilty parties of both sides should have been brought to justice, As agreed in court, three bad injuries were inflicted in my families group, they did not do them, themselves.
In the case of the drugs related Case, Roy was out in the city but WAS NOT LOOKING FOR DRUGS, as stated in the EEN, his friend approached a dealer and went down an alleyway. Roy stayed on the main road, He heard a cry for help, went down there, and was hit by a bit of tarmac, which broke part of his hand, he threw it back seriously injuring the man who threw it at him, As pointed out in court two feet higher and Roy would have been the victim and the other man in the dock. Again this was not a one way fight admitted in court, the man was a drug dealer who himself resorted to fighting.
Roy again held his hands up admitted guilt, once again in our opinion both sided should have been in the dock, we again make no excuses for Roy's behaviour other than if the object had not been thrown at him it might not be in the equation.
As for the applause for Roy it was in our opinion for the judge who came with an open mind actually took into account social inquiry reports, references and in fact dealt a very good sentence as we feel all the conditions which go with Roy's suspended sentence will benefit him, his family and society in the long run. Yes Roy could have gone to prison came out and still had the same problems
We feel front page coverage by the EEN was way over the top and we know people were convicted in the same courthouse of crimes more worthy of front page coverage."
This marked a change in attitude by Bevis & his father to the Eastern Evening News, which had previously been supportive of the family during other controversies. Bevis has since reoffened, and has been arrested on further assault charges.
English people
The English are a nation and ethnic group native to England, who speak English. The English identity is of early mediaeval origin, when they were known in Old English as the Anglecynn. England is now a country of the United Kingdom, and the majority of English people in England are British Citizens...
professional wrestler. Bevis is the son of the well-known wrestler-turned-promoter, Ricky Knight. Bevis often wrestled alongside his father in his promotions as Roy Knight.
Professional wrestling career
At the age of 13 Bevis made his debut in Lingwood in Norfolk, partnering the Canary Kid in a tag-team match against Jamie Lee and the Brixton Brawler.Since then, Zebra Kid has been faced with many challengers, including the likes of Robbie Brookside
Robbie Brookside
Robert Edward Brooks , better known by his ring name Robbie Brookside, is a British professional wrestler. He has toured all over the world during his career including such countries as the United States, Japan, Germany, and Mexico...
, Doug Williams
Doug Williams (wrestler)
Douglas Clayton Durdle is an English professional wrestler, better known by his ring name Doug Williams. He is currently signed to Total Nonstop Action Wrestling under the ring name Douglas Williams...
and his own father throughout many independent promotions in the United Kingdom
United Kingdom
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern IrelandIn the United Kingdom and Dependencies, other languages have been officially recognised as legitimate autochthonous languages under the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages...
.
Zebra Kid has not limited his career to the UK either, making appearances in the United States
United States
The United States of America is a federal constitutional republic comprising fifty states and a federal district...
in 2002 for the now defunct Xtreme Pro Wrestling
Xtreme Pro Wrestling
Xtreme Pro Wrestling is an independent professional wrestling promotion formerly owned by Extreme Associates CEO and director Rob Zicari, who appeared on shows under the name Rob Black. Zicari appeared on-camera as owner alongside his wife Lizzy Borden. The promotion focuses on hardcore wrestling,...
against Jonny Storm
Jonny Storm
Jonathan Whitcombe is an English professional wrestler, better known by his ring name Jonny Storm. He has worked for many independent promotions across the United Kingdom, including the Frontier Wrestling Alliance, Real Quality Wrestling and One Pro Wrestling...
, Joey Matthews
Adam Birch
Adam Birch is a retired American professional wrestler, best known for his tenure with World Wrestling Entertainment , and training in WWE's developmental territory Florida Championship Wrestling, as Joey Mercury...
and Jerry Lynn
Jerry Lynn
Jeremy "Jerry" Lynn is an American professional wrestler who is currently signed to Total Nonstop Action Wrestling ....
.
The Zebra Kid's most high profile work in the UK was for the Frontier Wrestling Alliance
Frontier Wrestling Alliance
Frontier Wrestling Alliance is a British professional wrestling promotion. Established in 1993 as the Fratton Wrestling Association it soon became the Frontier Wrestling Alliance six years later and until 2007 when it lost a scripted inter-promotional feud with International Pro Wrestling: United...
, he would make his debut in 2002 winning a four-way match against Paul Trevell, Scotty Rock, and Mark Sloan
Mark Sloan
Mark Sloan is a British professional wrestler. Sloan is best known for his work with the Frontier Wrestling Alliance due to founding the promotion and being head trainer in the company's training academy, FWA Academy....
at FWA Carpe Diem for an FWA All-England title match a few weeks later, a title he would go on to win. Throughout 2002 and 2003, Zebra Kid would trade FWA's All-England title back and forth with many of FWA's stars, but when Zebra Kid vacated the belt due to injury on October 18, 2003, Hade Vansen
Hade Vansen
Hade Vansen is an English professional wrestler who was under a contract with World Wrestling Entertainment until he was released from his contract on January 9, 2009.-Career:...
would jump right in to win a provisional championship match against Flash Barker. On March 26, 2004, Zebra Kid would make his return in a last effort to win back the title in an Undisputed FWA All England Championship match, but Vasen would walked out of this match still the champion.
At FWA Carpe Diem in June 2004, Doug Williams defeated Zebra Kid when 'Rowdy' Ricky Knight turned on The Donkey Boy. This led to a long lasting feud
Feud (professional wrestling)
A professional wrestling feud is a staged rivalry between multiple wrestlers or alliances of wrestlers. They are integrated into ongoing storylines, particularly in events which are televised...
between this father and son which involved many of Bevis family members, all fueled by Zebra Kid decision to wrestled full time for the FWA instead of his father's promotion, World Association of Wrestling.
In September 2004 this story came to an ebrupt end when Bevis was jailed for nine months for drink-driving and for dangerous driving. After this spell in prison, promoters the Frontier Wrestling Alliance released a statement welcoming him back, saying: "While the FWA does not condone Roy's actions, we recognise that he has now served his sentence."
During Frontiers of Honor, a cross-promotional show between FWA and Ring of Honor
Ring of Honor
Ring of Honor ' is an American professional wrestling promotion, founded in 2002 by Rob Feinstein and Gabe Sapolsky. From 2004 to 2011, the promotion was under the ownership of Cary Silkin before being sold to the Sinclair Broadcast Group in May 2011...
in the United Kingdom, Samoa Joe
Samoa Joe
Nuufolau Joel "Joe" Seanoa is an American professional wrestler, better known by his ring name, Samoa Joe. He is currently under contract with Total Nonstop Action Wrestling....
their ROH Champion
ROH World Championship
The Ring of Honor World Championship is a professional wrestling world heavyweight championship in Ring of Honor. The championship has also been through other companies in cooperation with ROH through the Global Professional Wrestling Alliance , the governing body of many independent wrestling...
faced The Zebra Kid in a match that would make the belt a "World Title" as it was being defending outside the United States.
After this Zebra Kid would once again wrestle more for independent promotions in the United Kingdom, including his father's WAW, under the names Roy Knight, and Brian Knight. On February 4, 2006 at Real Deal Wrestling's King Of The Castle event, Zebra Kid would make it to the tournament final to defeat Ricky Knight and win RDW Heavyweight Championship. However, not long after this WAW announced on their forum that Roy Bevis would be taking a break from wrestling, to sort out some health and personal issues.
Zebra Kid made a triumphant return to the ring in 2007. In 2008 he went on to defeat Erik Isaksen (at The Talk, Norwich) to win become the first British wrestler to hold the WAW World Heavyweight Championship. Zebra Kid would go on to make many successful title defences against; Christian Eckstein, Danny Collins, Martin Stone and Scott Fusion. In October 2010, Zebra Kid lost the WAW World Heavyweight Championship to Scott Fusion at WAW's annual spectacular; October OutRage 12. Fusion is the 2nd British wrestler to hold the title.
On November 19, 2010 at a WAW show in Norwich; Zebra Kid regained the WAW World Heavyweight Championship in a hardcore rules tag team match. The match featured Scott Fusion teaming with Karl Krammer against The Zebra Kid and his father, Ricky Knight. The rules situated that if Knight or Zebra Kid pinned either Fusion or Krammer, then Zebra Kid would regain the title. Knight pinned Krammer for the victory and Zebra Kid regained the title.
Personal life and controversy
Roy Bevis enjoys football and would later become a strikerStriker
Forwards, also known as strikers, are the players on a team in association football who play nearest to the opposing team's goal, and are therefore principally responsible for scoring goals...
for Thetford Town F.C.
Thetford Town F.C.
Thetford Town F.C. is an English football club based in Thetford, Norfolk. The club are currently members of Eastern Counties League Division One and play at Mundford Road.The club is affiliated to the Norfolk County FA.-History:...
.
In September 2004 Bevis was jailed for nine months for drink-driving and for dangerous driving.
Bevis admitted "losing the plot" on a night out in The Globe pub, in Lowestoft
Lowestoft
Lowestoft is a town in the English county of Suffolk. The town is on the North Sea coast and is the most easterly point of the United Kingdom. It is north-east of London, north-east of Ipswich and south-east of Norwich...
, Suffolk
Suffolk
Suffolk is a non-metropolitan county of historic origin in East Anglia, England. It has borders with Norfolk to the north, Cambridgeshire to the west and Essex to the south. The North Sea lies to the east...
, in June 2005. when he threw a beer bottle across a pub, hitting a drinker in the head, then drew a 12 inch Gurkha knife. He then stabbed the knife into the bar and tried to knock down a door to get into a back room where staff were hiding. He attacked the door with such force he injured his shoulder, and when police arrived he assaulted a police officer, when he lashed out and swung an arm at them, giving one officer a bloody nose while being arrested.
Bevis appeared before magistrates to admit to these offences, and while waiting to be sentenced on this charge, Lowestoft magistrates took an unusual step of granting Bevis a special bail condition that allowed him to wrestle in Cyprus
Cyprus
Cyprus , officially the Republic of Cyprus , is a Eurasian island country, member of the European Union, in the Eastern Mediterranean, east of Greece, south of Turkey, west of Syria and north of Egypt. It is the third largest island in the Mediterranean Sea.The earliest known human activity on the...
, as well as fulfilling bookings in France
France
The French Republic , The French Republic , The French Republic , (commonly known as France , is a unitary semi-presidential republic in Western Europe with several overseas territories and islands located on other continents and in the Indian, Pacific, and Atlantic oceans. Metropolitan France...
.
But before the sentencing, another spot of thuggery occurred on the football pitch when Bevis knocked out Cambridge football referee Andrew Chapman after he sent him off for fighting during a Thetford Town FC game against Stowmarket Town in the Ridgeons League First Division. Bevis was sent off in the second half for kicking an opposition defender lying on the floor but then lashed out at the referee who "crumpled to the ground".
After the incident Thetford chairman Michael Bailey said: "I believe he will no longer play football again. He certainly won't play for Thetford again." Later, Bob Richards, secretary of Thetford Town FC, said: "Roy Bevis no longer plays for the club or is involved with the club in any way. When we signed him this summer he turned up to training and appeared to be as good as gold, but this was a moment of madness that we will not tolerate."
Bevis would appear in court again. In March 2010 it was reported in the Norwich Evening News that he escaped a further prison sentence for two separate offences. In May 2009 Bevis was arrested after he, along with his friend Tony Evans, wrecked a pub in the Heartsease area of Norwich. According to prosecutor William Carter, pool cues were used to cause damage, and one regular was left unconscious.
He said: “It was just after 5.30pm. Evans came into the bar and said 'Who's the hardest? I'm the hardest in Heartsease'.
“Bevis was outside the pub and when he was joined by Evans, both returned to the pub, and smashed pub windows, throwing glasses and chairs.
“One regular was attacked and left unconscious. Bevis picked up a pool cue and hit a stranger in the pub on the head. The pool cue broke and narrowly missed a child. Bevis also punched another man.
“Evans hit a man with a chair and picked up and threw a chair towards the bar and threw a glass behind the bar. The pub manageress said it was like a scene from the Wild West. They left the pub pretty wrecked and caused £300 damage.”
Just six months later, in November 2009, Bevis, along with Sonny Pryatt and Anton Willis, was involved in a fight over drugs in Norwich. The victim was hit over the head with a piece of tarmac and almost died as a result of his injuries.
Prosecutor William Carter said: “They met drug dealer, Abduramane Jalo, 22, and there was an argument over price and Pyatt said 'If you keep playing with me, I'm going to stab you'.
“Pyatt punched Mr Jalo and his friends Willis and Bevis attacked Mr Jalo and his friend Nathan Carthy.
“Bevis pleaded guilty to picking up a piece of tarmac, the size of an A4 piece of paper and four inches thick.
“Jalo was hit on the head by that and was in intensive care for three days. His nose was broken and his right eye socket fractured. His shoulder was also dislocated when he fell.”
Bevis, who along with his co-defendants spent four months in prison on remand following this incident, was given a twelve-month sentence suspended for two years, as well as an eighteen-month community order.
The reaction of Bevis' family and friends, upon hearing this sentence, drew a great deal of controversy when they applauded the decision in the court room. Upon hearing this reaction court recorder Jonathan Ferris said: “This is not Celebrity Squares. It's not a day out for you, as there are very important matters being discussed here, so show more respect.”
Bevis' father, via the WAW Fan Forum, issued the following statement;
"Due to the story written by the EEN in relation to my son Roy's case I feel a response is needed to clarify what actually happened and the facts of the case.
In the case of the Public house incident my son went in there at 5pm with other members of our family and friends, things were said one member who was rightly shown the door, Roy and others were served drinks, some locals took it upon themselves to administer their own form of justice resulting in a girl getting hit with a pool cue, my other son Zak receiving a broken nose, and the man who got ejected gaining a deep cut to his head. In seeing all this Roy rightly or wrongly defended himself and his kin with the same force being dished out. Roy has from the outset admitted what he did was wrong and has always pleaded guilty to it. Two of my other children were also arrested, one was dealt no further action, one was charged but the charges were dropped at a later date. We as a family believe what happened that day was wrong but also believe guilty parties of both sides should have been brought to justice, As agreed in court, three bad injuries were inflicted in my families group, they did not do them, themselves.
In the case of the drugs related Case, Roy was out in the city but WAS NOT LOOKING FOR DRUGS, as stated in the EEN, his friend approached a dealer and went down an alleyway. Roy stayed on the main road, He heard a cry for help, went down there, and was hit by a bit of tarmac, which broke part of his hand, he threw it back seriously injuring the man who threw it at him, As pointed out in court two feet higher and Roy would have been the victim and the other man in the dock. Again this was not a one way fight admitted in court, the man was a drug dealer who himself resorted to fighting.
Roy again held his hands up admitted guilt, once again in our opinion both sided should have been in the dock, we again make no excuses for Roy's behaviour other than if the object had not been thrown at him it might not be in the equation.
As for the applause for Roy it was in our opinion for the judge who came with an open mind actually took into account social inquiry reports, references and in fact dealt a very good sentence as we feel all the conditions which go with Roy's suspended sentence will benefit him, his family and society in the long run. Yes Roy could have gone to prison came out and still had the same problems
We feel front page coverage by the EEN was way over the top and we know people were convicted in the same courthouse of crimes more worthy of front page coverage."
This marked a change in attitude by Bevis & his father to the Eastern Evening News, which had previously been supportive of the family during other controversies. Bevis has since reoffened, and has been arrested on further assault charges.
In wrestling
- Finishing moves
- Zebra Crossing (Diving elbow drop) - as Zebra Kid
- ManagersManager (professional wrestling)In professional wrestling, a manager is a secondary character paired with a wrestler for a variety of reasons. The manager is often either a non-wrestler, an occasional wrestler, an older wrestler who has retired or is nearing retirement or, in some cases, a new wrestler who is breaking into the...
- Sweet SarayaSweet SarayaJulia Hamer is an English professional wrestler, better known by her ring name Sweet Saraya.-Professional wrestling career:...
- Ricky Knight
- Sweet Saraya
Championships and accomplishments
- Frontier Wrestling AllianceFrontier Wrestling AllianceFrontier Wrestling Alliance is a British professional wrestling promotion. Established in 1993 as the Fratton Wrestling Association it soon became the Frontier Wrestling Alliance six years later and until 2007 when it lost a scripted inter-promotional feud with International Pro Wrestling: United...
- FWA All-England ChampionFWA All England ChampionshipThe All-England Championship was a professional wrestling championship which was originally contested for in Frontier Wrestling Alliance and subsequently in International Pro Wrestling: United Kingdom after FWA's closure...
(2 times)
- Premier Wrestling Federation
- PWF Light-Heavyweight Champion (1 time)
- Real Deal Wrestling
- RDW Heavyweight Champion (1time)
- The Wrestling Alliance
- TWA British Tag Team Champion (with Ricky Knight) (1 time)
- World Association of Wrestling
- WAW World Heavyweight Champion (2 times, Current)
- WAW British Heavyweight Champion (1 time)
- WAW European Champion (1 time first)
- WAW British Cruiserweight Champion (1 time)
- WAW British Tag Team Champion (with Hot Stuff (formerly Canary Kid)) (1 time)