FTW Championship

Statistics
First champion(s)	Taz
Final champion(s)	Hook
Most reigns	Hook; (3 reigns)
Longest reign	Ricky Starks; (378 days)
Shortest reign	Taz; (2nd reign, <1 day)
Oldest champion	Chris Jericho; (53 years, 164 days)
Youngest champion	Hook; (23 years, 84 days)
Heaviest champion	Brian Cage; (268 lb (122 kg))
Lightest champion	Jack Perry; (167 lb (76 kg))

FTW Championship
FTW Championship
Details
Promotion	Extreme Championship Wrestling; (1998–1999); All Elite Wrestling; (2020–2024)
Date established	May 14, 1998
Date retired	September 25, 2024
Other name(s)
	FTW Heavyweight Championship; (1998–1999); FTW Championship; (2020–2024);
First champion(s)
Statistics
First champion(s)	Taz
Final champion(s)	Hook
Most reigns	Hook; (3 reigns)
Longest reign	Ricky Starks; (378 days)
Shortest reign	Taz; (2nd reign, <1 day)
Oldest champion	Chris Jericho; (53 years, 164 days)
Youngest champion	Hook; (23 years, 84 days)
Heaviest champion	Brian Cage; (268 lb (122 kg))
Lightest champion	Jack Perry; (167 lb (76 kg))

The FTW ("Fuck The World") Championship was a professional wrestling championship. It was presented as an "outlaw" or "renegade" title that was unsanctioned by officials in-storyline, and often served as a hardcore championship, as many matches for the title were held under "FTW Rules". It was used in Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) from 1998 to 1999 and in All Elite Wrestling (AEW) from 2020 to 2024. The title was originally established in the now defunct ECW promotion in 1998 by its inaugural holder, Taz, which upon its introduction in AEW in 2020 made it the oldest championship in AEW until the title's retirement.

It was originally unified into the ECW World Heavyweight Championship when then ECW World Heavyweight Champion Taz won the title from Sabu at Living Dangerously 1999. It remained inactive for 21 years but the title was never actually property of ECW but of Taz himself. As such, the title was not included in the intellectual property sold to WWE during the sale of ECW in 2001, allowing Taz to reintroduce the title in AEW in 2020, this time awarding it to his client, Brian Cage. It was introduced in a similar matter to how it was introduced in ECW; the world champion of the promotion was inactive at the time, and unable to defend it, thus the FTW Championship was awarded to the would-be challenger. On September 25, 2024, at Dynamite: Grand Slam, Taz's son and record three-time champion Hook retired the title following his title defense.