X-Calibur defeats Cade Sydal and Jonas Coleman at Master of the Mat to become the 33rd World Heavyweight Champion.

Cade Sydal defeats Azraith DeMitri to become the 32nd World Heavyweight Champion

Azraith DeMitri defeats Sinnocence for the vacant World Heavyweight Championship to become the 31st World Heavyweight Champion.

Corazon defeats Jester Smiles and Jonny Johnson to become the 29th World Heavyweight Champion.

Donovan King defeats Corazon to become the 30th World Heavyweight Champion.

Jonny Johnson defeats Jester Smiles to become the 28th World Heavyweight Champion.

Jester Smiles defeats Jonny Johnson to become the 27th World Heavyweight Champion.

Jonny Johnson is named the 26th World Heavyweight Champion due to ongoing legal problems with Adrian Corazon, and much to the chagrin of President and CEO Jason Johnson.

Corazon defeats Christopher Davis, Jun Kenshin, Roland Caldwell, and Kilgore Stochansky in a 5 man challenge at Malice to become the 25th World Heavyweight Champion in SHOOT Project History.

Roland Caldwell defeats Trevor Worrens and Jun Kenshin in a triple threat match at Redemption 2008 to become the 24th World Heavyweight Champion in SHOOT Project History.

Jun Kenshin defeats Trevor Worrens and Del Carver in a triple threat match at Revolution: Championship Edition, to become the 23rd World Heavyweight Champion in SHOOT Project History.

Trevor Worrens claims the World Heavyweight Championship at Uprising, defeating Ray Willmott in the finals of the World Heavyweight Championship tournament. This makes him the 22nd World Heavyweight Champion in SHOOT Project History.

Title is declared vacant one week before the Master of the Mat PPV, in light to Eli Storm's actions not becoming of a champion. Mirage claimed the Championship in a three way ladder match with Eli Storm and Cade Sydal, becoming the 21st World Heavyweight Champion in SHOOT Project History.

Eli Storm defeats Cade Sydal in a Last Man Standing Match to become the 20th World Heavyweight Champion in SHOOT Project History.

Cade Sydal defeats OutKast in a Retirement Match to become the 19th World Heavyweight Champion in SHOOT Project History.

OutKast becomes the 18th World Heavyweight Champion in SHOOT Project History.

Seppuku defeats X-Calibur to become the 17th World Heavyweight Champion in the history of SHOOT Project.

Jason Johnson reopens SHOOT Project on 01/01/05. X-Calibur defeats Ben Jackman in a tournament final on 02/27/05 to become the 1st World Champion since the "re-launch" of SHOOT Project and the 16th Champion in the history of the organization.

The Real Deal defeats Davis in his 5th defense to become the 15th Champion in the history of SHOOT Project and the only 3 Time World Heavyweight Champion in SHOOT history. The Real Deal defends the title successfully twice, before SHOOT Project closes on 04/30/03.

Davis defeats Carver in his 5th title defense to become the 14th champion in the history of SHOOT Project.

OutKast sets a SHOOT Project record, holding the World Championship for a record 8 Months and engaging in a record 6 successful defense before being defeated by Carver.

OutKast becomes the 12th SHOOT Project Champion. At this point, SHOOT Project has left Japan, and become a national organization with syndicated television programming and world tours. The Shoot Project Championship is declared a WORLD Heavyweight Championship.

The Real Deal pins Lonewolf, who was the final man in the ring with him after a Battle Royal to determine the new SHOOT Champion. The Real Deal becomes the first Two-Time Champion in SHOOT Project History.

Ravage wins the SHOOT Championship and successfully defends his title 3 times. He is forced to vacate the title on 09/22/02, due to injury.

After 3 successful title defenses, Carver issues and open challenge on the 08/23/02 episode of Oblivion, and is defeated by a Masked Wrestler. During the match, the Masked Wrestler reveals himself to be Jeff Cross, a former SHOOT Project star who was supposedly crippled and out of wrestling.

Carver pins Ben Jackman to win a No Disqualification Match which also featured The Flying Dutchman, Chris Lee, & Rocky Stellar to win the Vacant SHOOT Championship and become the 8th SHOOT Champion.

Ice defeats Lee to become the 7th SHOOT Champion. Ice (also known as Jake Dominion) leaves SHOOT in a contract dispute the following week. The title is declared VACANT.

In the Main Event of Master of the Mat 2002, the #1 Contender Chris Lee, fights the #2 Contender, JD Ice, and the winner of the Master of the Mat Tournament from earlier in the show, Diamond Del Carver. Lee pins Carver to win the vacant SHOOT Championship.

The Real Deal (Josh Johnson) defeats Rancid in the Tournament Final to win the vacant SHOOT Championship. The Real Deal goes on to successfully defend the title several times, and also wins every other title in SHOOT Project in a "Quest for Glory" Match on 04/21/02. However, The Real Deal suffers a crippling knee injury shortly after his successful title defense against Jeff Cross at the "Training Day" PPV on 04/28/02. The title is declared VACANT as of June 2002.

Erik Boyer wins the SHOOT Championship on 02/10/02, however he VACATES the Championship and leaves SHOOT Project the following month due to a contract dispute.

Azreal wins a 6 Pack Match in Taurus's first defense to become the 3rd SHOOT Champion. Azreal then beats Taurus in a singles match to solidify his reign on 12/16/01

Taurus defeats Shaolin in his very first defense and becomes the 2nd SHOOT Champion.

Shaolin wins an Elimination Match over Massicirist, Dominion, Savage & Master Molde and becomes the first ever SHOOT Project Champion.