D Double D entered OCW back in early March, when OCW returned from a few months off. He got off to a quick start, advancing to the finals of the World Title tournament, against Big Daddy G, at Total Demolition. Unfortunately, he would come up short in that match and walk away empty handed. But just a week later, he got a rematch against Big Daddy G and ended up defeating him and taking home the World title. D Double D had a very long and prosperous reign, until his career took a down turn. Personal problems were bothering him and it all finally came to a head after his World Title loss to Slim Shady. D Double D would leave for a few weeks, only to come back better than ever. He won the Hardcore Title by pinning both Twisted Crazy and Shane Thunder at No Limits. D Double D would then lose the Hardcore Title to Scorpion after a greuling battle, but ended up leaving the arena with the United States Title. That match though, took it's toll on D Double D and he left OCW for awhile. He recently came back and at Frost Bite 2000, became World Champion once again. To date, D Double D has a 9-5 record and has won numerous awards.

Lurrr was the first "ICON" of the OCW. He came in when OCW first opened it's doors and he made an immediate impact. He entered the eight man tourney for the World Title and ran through it with ease, winning the World Title at Frost Bite 99 and becoming the first ever OCW World Champion. Lurrr would go on to be an incredible 10-0, before being upset by DareDevil. Lurrr would leave OCW for awhile, after that loss. Lurrr came back in the summer of 2000 and immediately made noise as he won the Television Title from Liljungleman. He would unfortunately drop it a week later to Scorpion. He bounced back though, with a huge win at No Limits, by defeating Shane Thunder and becoming the Intercontinental Champion. He would enjoy a long reign as champ, until he lost the belt at Titan's Collide. Lurrr would retire from OCW after that match. He made a brief comeback at Frost Bite 2000, but due to injuries and time constraint, he was forced into retirement once again. He finished with a 19-4-1 record and with many awards, including feud of the year.

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Scorpion entered the OCW with a high reputation, and he did not disappoint. His first big win came against Logan Caine in a non title match up. He defeated the current US Champ in one of the best matches in OCW history. Right after that match, Scorpion defeated Lurrr to become the Television Champion. He then went into No Limits as the TV Champ and took on Brodie Young and the US Champ, Logan Caine. Scorpion defied the odds and beat both members of B.U.F.F. to become United States champion. After a healthy reign as US Champ, Scorpion had his sights higher. He entered the massive Last Man Standing tournament to get a crack at the World Title. In this tournament, he tore down every man he faced. In a quarter final match, he defeated D Double D in a Hell in a Cell to become the new Hardcore Champion. He went on to beat a few other men and in the finals, beat LW phenom, Tatum Coe for the Last Man Standing Championship. Scorpion went into Titan's Collide with his shot at the gold, but came up short when Scott Syren returned and B.U.F.F. caused Scorpion to lose. He took a break from the federation, upset over this controversial loss. However, like the true champ he is, he came back and at Halloween Holocaust, he everted another screw job attempt and defeated Cash Money to become the OCW World Champ. Scorpion retired shortly after, but his legacy lives on. He finished up a remarkable 17-1 and won numerous awards, including feud and match of the year.

Scott Syren was the man who single handidly transformed OCW into what you see it is today. He wrestled in the first ever hardcore match as he took on Y2James in the weight room. Syren quickly won the Intercontinental title from Slim Shady and that is when his career took off. He held this title for a long time, until he got a World title shot against Johnny Hunter on War. Syren made the most of it and as the Cell came crashing down on both men, it was Syren on top who got the three count and the World Title. Syren held this title for a long time, until leaving OCW and laying down to let Silverfreak pin him and take the World Title. Syren would come back at Titan's Collide though, and help Silverfreak retain against Scorpion. After his return, Syren would win the Hardcore Title from Cash Money, then retain it in a series of Scott Syren/Cash Money hardcore battles. Syren then did the old switch-a-roo with Freak and became the Intercontinental champ for the second time. He would retire shortly after. He finished with a great 14-2 record and numerous awards, including 2000 Wrestler of the Year.

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Silverfreak joined OCW as a young wrestler, whom many thought of as a joke. But people started to take notice when Silverfreak won the Television Title and held it for as long as anyone has ever held the title. He defeated all comers and made the title worth something. Silverfreak would drop the title though when Scott Syren laid down for him and gave him the World title. Again, nobody took this title reign seriously and just shrugged it off. That is, until Silverfreak defeated Last Man Standing winner, Scorpion at Titan's Collide. Then, people started taking notice. Freak held the World Title for a good reign, until he left OCW to go searching for something, nobody knew what. He later returned and immediately captured the Intercontinental Title. He defended that title with pride until Syren and he did the Title switch-a-roo one night and Syren took his Intercontinental Title and he took Syren's Hardcore Title. Freek held that title, until he retired from OCW. Silverfreak ended his great career with a 13-1 record and numerous awards, including Most Charismatic of the year.

The Great One single-handedly revolutionized the OCW and made it into the federation that you see before you today. The Great One was initially brought in by President Dean in a failed attempt to keep Scorpion from gaining the World Heavyweight Champion. Although he made a huge impact initially it took TGO some time to get into the OCW groove, but as soon as he did he kept on top of the OCW until he left in 2003. TGO’s epic feuds with Just F*cking Cool, Andy Murray, Josh Allen, President Dean and many others will live on as some of the best feuds that the OCW has ever seen. The Great One has also formed some of the best stables during his tenure in the OCW (ex. Just F*cking Better, Blitzkreig, Capital Punishment) and has teamed with fellow OCW Hall of Famers such as Sex & Violence, Triple M and Triple P (Perfectly Marvelous), The Big Bifford, Silver Cyanide, and Silverfreak; many say that he even made many of those guys who they are today. He has also teamed with some of the marquee names of the OCW throughout the years such as Andy Murray, Josh Allen, Jin Royale, and Eliminator. He will has always been regarded as a top tier performer in the OCW and has held three World Title reigns (one under the Omega regime), countless Heel of the Month Awards, Feud of the Month awards, Angle of the Month awards, and Wrestler of the Month awards. He is the only man in OCW History to hold two Heel of the Year and two Wrestler of the Year awards. He will forever be known as not only the most devious wrestler that the OCW has had on it’s roster, but he has also set the bar extremely high for any heel looking to make an impact in the OCW.