Golden Rights

The Golden Rights Clock is, as the name suggests, a golden clock that one wrestler can win at Legacy each year, carry for up to one full year (until the next Legacy) and decide to "cash it in" whenever they choose to challenge for any championship in BEWA. Once the clock has been cashed in, the champion must defend their title right there on spot against the challenger, no matter the circumstances.

At Legacy I, the Golden Rights Match was contested in a battle royal that only ended when all but one man was eliminated (which occured by throwing opponents from the ring and both their feet hitting the floor). At Legacy II, the clock was up for grabs in a ladder match. At Legacy III, the Golden Rights match combined the first two versions. First every man entered in the match started out in the ring and when someone’s feet hit the floor, they were eliminated. When there were only four men remaining, the match turned into a ladder match. At that point, the wrestlers were allowed to leave the ring without fear of elimination. The match ended when one of the wrestlers retrieved the Golden Rights Clock hanging above the ring.