The "Hardcore Match" Incident

This refers to when Strife2 used interim booking powers won at Modern Warfare 2014 to obatain the UCA Undisputed Heavyweight Championship.

Modern Warfare 2014
A staple of B8UCA, Modern Warfare pits two teams of users together in a tag team match main event. The winners of the match obtain booking rights for the next PPV cycle. In 2014, Team Knights of the Night (Sir Chris/Strife2/Regaro/Whiskey Nick) defeated Team TRIFECTA (Eddv/TheSultanofSlam/Rad Link 5/TheKnightofNee). During the match, Whiskey Nick betrayed his teammates, to turn it into a 5 on 3 handicap match. However, the Knights of the Night survived the encounter, due to an errant vote from Eddv.

The Hardcore Match
Strife2 spearheaded the Guest Booking period after the PPV. His first act was to challenge eaedwards for his UCA Undisputed Heavyweight Championship. During the next show, it was revealed the stipulation he picked was a Hardcore Match. The rules stipulate the user who achieves the most posts in a complete (500) topic wins. Eaedwards was not told in advance, so Strife2 seized control. He used the aid of his alternate account (ShoeofDarkness), and his partner Sir Chris, to run away with the title.

Aftermath
Immediately after the match, the organization was flooded with complaints over the controversy. eaedwards immediately invoked a rematch clause. Friends and supporters of Strife2,  and UCA Administration were furious. Meanwhile, the Knights of the Night laughed at the scheme they had pulled off. They continued to book UCA shows normally from then on, eventually including Maniac64 to make a triple threat match for the championship against Strife2 and Eaedwards at Night of Champions 2014.

Lingering Effects
The incident is widely considered the most heinous act in UCA history. Steps have been taken to ensure similar incidents no longer take place. UCA administrators instituted the "Strife Rule," stipulating the world title cannot be contested for in a Hardcore match.

As for Strife2 himself, this was particularly damaging. This was another in a long series of tumultuous events in his career. He was banned from booking UCA shows, unless his cards were sanctioned by administration beforehand. He was also barred from competing for championships for months. In fact, it would be eight months before he once again held a championship of any kind.