Middleweight: 171-185 lbs.

Egan Inoue and Joe Doerksen compete for the inaugural SuperBrawl middleweight championship.
1	Egan Inoue	def.	Joe Doerksen	Submission (toe hold) @ 0:56 of R1	SB 22: SuperBrawl 22	11.02.01
		def.	Markos da Silva	Submission (punches) @ 0:56 of R2	SB 23: SuperBrawl 23	03.09.02
		def.	Martjin de Jong	Knockout (kick) @ 2:46 of R1	SB 25: SuperBrawl 25	07.13.02
		def.	Yukiya Naito	Decision (unanimous) @ 5:00 of R2	SB 28: SuperBrawl 28	02.08.03
2	Masanori Suda	def.	Egan Inoue	Knockout (punches) @ 0:27 of R1	SB 29: SuperBrawl 29	05.09.03
		def.	Shannon Ritch	Submission (triangle choke) @ 1:02 of R1	SB 32: SuperBrawl 32	12.02.03
3	Falaniko Vitale	def.	Masanori Suda	Knockout (punch) @ 4:09 of R1	SB 39: Destiny	04.09.05
4	Robbie Lawler	def.	Falaniko Vitale	Knockout (punches) @ 4:36 of R1	SuperBrawl: Icon	07.23.05
SuperBrawl re-brands itself as Icon Sport.  The SuperBrawl middleweight championship is hereby observed as the Icon Sport middleweight championship. Robbie Lawler and Falaniko Vitale compete for the Icon Sport middleweight championship.
4	Robbie Lawler	def.	Falaniko Vitale	Knockout (punches) @ 3:38 of R1	Icon Sport: Lawler vs. Niko 2	02.25.06
5	Jason Miller	def.	Robbie Lawler	Submission (arm-triangle choke) @ 2:50 of R3	Icon Sport: Lawler vs. Mayhem	09.02.06
6	Frank Trigg	def.	Jason Miller	TKO (soccer kicks) @ 2:53 of R2	Icon Sport: Mayhem vs. Trigg	12.01.06
7	Robbie Lawler (2)	def.	Frank Trigg	Knockout (punches) @ 1:40 of R4	Icon Sport: Epic	03.31.07
Robbie Lawler vacates the Icon Sport middleweight championship after leaving the promotion to compete for Elite Xtreme Combat. Kala Hose and Phil Baroni compete for the vacant Icon Sport middleweight championship.
8	Kala Hose	def.	Phil Baroni	TKO (punches) @ 1:45 of R5	Icon Sport: Baroni vs. Hose	03.15.08
		def.	Rolando Dominique	TKO (punches) @ 1:05 of R2	Icon Sport: Hard Times	08.02.08
Icon Sport ceases operations and folds by the end of the 2008 calendar year.