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IWF Wrestling Star First-Class Justin Adams | Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey First-Class Justin Adams First-Class Justin Adams is no stranger to excellence or the finer things in life. With an amazing athletic background, unparalleled athleticism and superior ring acumen, Justin is a major threat to everyone in the IWF. With no boundaries in sight to contain this promising star, Adams will show everyone what being First-Class is all about. Justin is a two-time IWF American Champion, having won the title on June 24, 2017, and again on October 25, 2020. He is also a former two-time IWF Junior Heavyweight Champion. He began training at IWF School in November 2015, debuted in January 2016, and graduated from the program in June 2016. Height : 5' 8" Weight : 181 lb. Hometown : Staten Island, NY Birthday : August 31 Debut : 2016 Titles : IWF American (2x). IWF Junior Heavyweight (2x).

IWF Pro Wrestling Star Lethal Injection Dr. Hurtz | Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey Lethal Injection Dr. Hurtz With a deadly dose of lethal injection, Dr. Hurtz is your prescription for pain. With an M.D. in ass-kicking, this is one doctor that you don't want an appointment with. He's damaged more peoples' health than Obamacare. Since his reign of terror began in 1995, Hurtz has left a trail of carnage scattered throughout the Northeast wrestling scene. Hurtz' straight-forward, no-nonsense approach intimidates many an opponent, as his bloodthirsty intensity makes everyone cower. With no regard for proper bedside manner, Hurtz is known for unleashing some legendary verbal tongue-lashings towards opponents and fans before the bell even rings. If Dr. Hurtz is on the card, you better have a body bag handy, because his "toe tagger" finishing maneuver isn't far behind. Hurtz is a former two-time IWF Tag Team Champion with partners Rude Dude Corey Havoc and Condition Critical Marcus Verow. Hurtz also won the Commissioner's Cup Tag Team Tournament on two occasions, in 2000 with Verow, and again in 2014 with Havoc. These duos blazed a path of destruction through the wrestling world second-to-none, cutting through the competition with surgical precision. Height : 6' 2" Weight : 229 pounds Hometown : Trauma Center Birthday : June 23 Debut : 1995 Finisher : The Toe Tagger Titles : IWF Tag Team (2x) Trophies : Commissioner's Cup Tournament Winner 2000 and 2014.

IWF Wrestling Hall of Famer El Famoso Eloy Fiesta | Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey El Famoso Eloy Fiesta El Famoso Eloy Fiesta fought his way to the top of the IWF as a Tag Team Champion with Biggie Biggs. The street-smart Fiesta then went to work behind the scenes as manager of Latin Revolution. He managed several wrestlers to championship gold, including the Heavyweight, Junior-Heavyweight and Tag Team Championships. When not at ringside managing his men to championship gold, this party animal is at his plush estate in Miami Beach soaking up the sun while sitting at the bar drinking Crystal with his moms. Eloy began training at IWF School in 2000 and graduated from the program in 2001. Eloy is an IWF Hall of Fame Class of 2019 inductee. Height : 5' 10" Weight : 197 lb. Hometown : Miami, FL Birthday : December 14 Debut : 2001 Finisher : "Fiesta Dip" (Spear) Titles : IWF Tag Team Manager Titles : IWF Heavyweight (2x). IWF Tag Team (2x). IWF Junior-Heavyweight (2x). Legends Managed : Mr. USA Tony Atlas, Tito Santana, B. Brian Blair

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IWF Wrestling School Graduate and WWE NXT Superstar Dante Dash, formerly known as Real Deal Flex Freeman in Independent Wrestling Federation of New Jersey WWE NXT star Dante Dash IWF Graduate Flex Freeman Never one to dodge adversity, Flex Freeman won't step down from any challenge. This barrel-chested, multi-sport muscle man has been fighting all his life...and he always fights to win. Freeman played college football at William Paterson University and participated in Bodybuilding tournaments. Now, The Real Deal enters the IWF for one reason...to DOMINATE. The 6' 5", 265-pound Freeman possesses tremendous strength and raw power which he skillfully incorporates into his in-ring repertoire. Flex is fun-loving, yet no-nonsense, and is a win-at-all-costs competitor looking to kick, punch and scrap his way the top. Flex Freeman began training at IWF Wrestling School in September 2010, made his debut on Live Events on October 23, 2010, and graduated from the program on April 23, 2011. Is a former IWF Heavyweight Champion, and a former IWF American Champion. Won the 11th Annual 2010 Tournament of Champions competition, and the 9th Annual 2011 Commissioner's Cup Tag Team Tournament with Kevin Knight. Flex was undefeated in his first 35 bouts. Appeared on WWE Raw on June 13, 2011, from Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY as a security guard during a brawl between Randy Orton and Christian. Freeman was signed by WWE in August 2011 and began training at Florida Championship Wrestling in October 2011. He was known as Dante Dash at NXT. Height : 6' 5'' Weight : 265 lbs Hometown : Jersey City, NJ Birthday : January 26 Debut : 2010 Titles : IWF Heavyweight. IWF American. Trophies : Tournament of Champions 2010. Commissioner's Cup Tag Team Tournament 2011. Honors : Signed by WWE while IWF Champion in 2011.

IWF Wrestling Live Event Results 1999 | Independent Wrestling Federation of New Jersey Results 1999 October 23, 1999: Evil Intentions at Grand Slam USA, South Plainfield, NJ - Biggie Biggs defeated Keith Konway. - Brad Scott defeated Rik Ratchet by disqualification. - Donnie B. pinned BobCat. - Steve Corino defeated American Champion Kevin Knight in 10:09 in a BullRope Match. - IWF Champion Twiggy Ramirez defeated Inferno Kid. - Nova defeated Danny Doring after special guest referee Sal E. Graziano disqualified Doring - Steve Corino, Danny Doring and Rik Ratchet def Nova, Twiggy Ramirez and Kevin Knight. October 9, 1999: Rampage '99 at Rec Building, Nutley, NJ - Flash Wheeler pinned Don Montoya after a spine-buster at 6:58. - CJ Summers pinned Ryan Wing after a hurancanrana off the tope rope at 5:02. - Inferno Kid used a reverse blockbuster off the tope rope to defeat Biggie Biggs at 6:04. - American Champion Kevin Knight (with BobCat) defeated Twiggy Ramirez (with Madonna Wayne Gacy) in a Ladder Match in 17:11 - Twiggy Ramirez won the number one contender's Rampage Rumble match in 19:02 by eliminating Inferno Kid. - Twiggy Ramirez became a two-time IWF Champion after defeating three-time champion Rik Ratchet in 12:08. July 5, 1999: Battle For Independence at Owens Park, Nutley, NJ - Ryan Wing defeated Lupas by disqualification - Arm Wrestling Challenge: Rik Ratchet vs. Donnie B. was declared a no contest - Steve Corino defended the IWF Championship on behalf of Elite Horsemen as he pinned Kevin Knight - In a seven-person-tag-team handicap match: Kevin Knight, Lupas and Donnie B. def. Steve Corino, Rik Ratchet, Ryan Wing and BobCat June 22, 1999: Lightning Crashes at Grand Slam USA, South Plainfield NJ - Don Montoya pinned Flash Wheeler - Brad Scott & Keith Konway defeated Ryan Wing & PennyWize by disqualification - Kevin Knight (with Donnie B.) defeated Lupas to retain the IWF American Title - Lance Diamond (with Rik Ratchet & BobCat) defeated Twiggy Ramirez to win the IWF Title - Twiggy Ramirez won the over-the-top-rope Bunkhouse Battle Royal - Tommy Dreamer (with Francine) defeated Steve Corino (with Rik Ratchet & BobCat) March 20, 1999: Reckless Abandon '99 at Nutley High School, Nutley NJ - Ace Darling pinned Mr. Puerto Rico - Flash Wheeler pinned Judas Young - Nova defeated Don Montoya and Lupas in a Triple Threat Match - Twiggy Ramirez (with Madonna Wayne Gacy) defeated Lance Diamond (with Rik Ratchet) to win the IWF Title. Diamond defended the title for the injured Ratchet. - Kevin Knight (with Donnie B) defeated Steve Corino (with Rik Ratchet and BobCat) in a Ladder Match to win American Title February 26, 1999: February Fury at Grand Slam USA, South Plainfield NJ - C.J. Summers pinned Zieg to advance to Triple Threat Finals. - Lupas pinned Biggie Biggs to advance to Triple Threat Finals. - Twiggy Ramirez pinned Judas Young to advance to Triple Threat Finals. - A.J. Sparxx defeated Donnie B. in an arm-wrestling match to win BobCat for 30 days. - IWF Champion Rik Ratchet (with BobCat) defeated Kevin Knight (with Donnie B) to retain his title in a First-Blood match - Twiggy Ramirez defeated Lupas and C.J. Summers in a Triple Threat - American Champion Steve Corino defeated Nova by disqualification to retain the title. After the bout, Nova was attacked by Ratchet and Danny Doring. January 30, 1999: Verona Vendetta at Verona High School, Verona NJ - Ace Darling pinned Mr. Puerto Rico. (Time 7:09) - Rik Ratchet (with BobCat) pinned Lupas to regain the IWF Title. (Time 8:36) - C.J. Summers pinned Zeig with a flying sunset flip off the top rope. (Time 6:40) - Kevin Knight defeated Marc Verow (with Rich Ross) in no disqualification match (Time 12:42) - Flash Wheeler defeated Judas Young by disqualification after Judas attacked the referee. (Time 10:30) - WWE Legend The Iron Sheik defeated Don Montoya by submission with the camel clutch in the Lumberjack Match Main Event. (Time 4:12) January 23, 1999: Winter Warfare '99 at Grand Slam USA, South Plainfield, NJ - Biggie Biggs pinned Zieg - Flash Wheeler pinned Rocco Dorsey - C.J. Summers no contest Judas Young - Twiggy Ramirez & Kevin Knight (with A.J. Sparxx) defeated Steve Corino & Lance Diamond - Harley Lewis pinned James Proper - Lupas upset Rik Ratchet (with Donnie B. & BobCat) in a Lumberjack Match to win the IWF Title.

WWE Hall of Famer and IWF Wrestling Superstar Tito Santana | Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey WWE Hall of Famer Tito Santana IWF Wrestling School Guest Coach WWE Hall of Famer Tito Santana is a former two-time WWE Intercontinental Champion and former two-time WWE Tag Team Champion. He was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame 2004 Class by Shawn Michaels. He wrestled in National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) and American Wrestling Association (AWA) until he joined World Wrestling Federation in 1979. He had his first taste of success in 1979 when he teamed with Ivan Putski to win the WWE Tag Team Championship at Madison Square Garden. In 1983, he engaged in a feud with WWF Intercontinental Champion Magnificent Muraco. Santana finally won the title on February 11, 1984, becoming the first Mexican-American wrestler to win the Championship. He entered into a feud over the Championship with Greg Valentine. Valentine captured the title from Santana in September 1984. In July 1985, Santana regained the Intercontinental Title in a steel cage match. In August 1987, Tito Santana formed a tag team with Rick Martel named Strike Force. The team won the Tag Team championship from The Hart Foundation. They successfully defended the titles until WrestleMania IV in March 1988 where they lost to Demolition. Santana, along with Hulk Hogan, holds the unique distinction of wrestling in the first nine WrestleMania's. This Tocula, Mexico native, now residing in New Jersey, arrived to IWF in 2005 and is a former IWF Tag Team Champion. Tito is also a Guest Instructor at IWF Wrestling School . Height : 6' 3" Weight : 244 pounds Hometown : Tocula, Mexico Birthday : May 10 Debut : 1976 Finisher : Flying Forearm & Figure-Four Leglock Titles : WWE Intercontinental (2x). WWE Tag Team (2x). IWF Tag Team.

IWF Wrestling Women's Championship Title History. Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey. IWF Women's Champion All-Star Michele Dee All-Star Michele Dee def. Skylar to win the title (4/12/25 @ Rec Center, Nutley, NJ) Women's Title History : 3) All-Star Michele Dee defeated Skylar to win the title (4/12/25 @ Rec Center, Nutley, NJ) - Title vacated by Vicki due to injury (2024) 2) Vivacious Vicki def. Notorious Mimi and All-Star Michele Dee to win vacant title in Triple Threat Elimination Match (8/22/21 @ Rec Center, Nutley, NJ) - Title vacated by Tasha Steelz upon signing with IMPACT Wrestling (2020) 1) Tasha Steelz def. All-Star Michele Dee and Red Hot Erin Winter to become first-ever IWF Women's Champion in Triple Threat Match (4/16/16 @ Rec Center, Nutley, NJ)

IWF Wrestling School Guest Coach and WWE Legend Young Stallion Jim Powers. Former partner of Paul Roma in WWF | Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey Young Stallion Jim Powers IWF Wrestling School Guest Coach Crank it up! Young Stallion Jim Powers was discovered and brought into the World Wrestling Federation (now WWE) in 1984 by Big John Studd. Powers wrestled in WWE for 11 years from 1984 to 1995. He is most famous for his Tag Team with Paul Roma called The Young Stallions. The Stallions were featured on every major event from WrestleMania to Survivor Series to Saturday Night's Main Event. The Stallions battled every team from The Hart Foundation to Demolition. In later years as a singles competitor, Jim faced off against the likes of Ric Flair, Undertaker, Randy Savage, Harley Race, Shawn Michaels, Rick Rude, Ted DiBiase, Andre The Giant, Razor Ramon, Yokozuna, Mr. Perfect, Jerry Lawler and Jake Roberts. Jim wrestled in World Championship Wrestling (WCW) from 1996 to 1998, and was managed by Theodore R. Long. Jim took to the ring against everyone from Goldberg to the NWO. Powers also wrestled for Texas All-Star Wrestling and World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW). This New York, NY, native arrived at IWF in 2010 and appears on Live Events, and provides guidance for students at IWF Wrestling School . With over 35 years of experience having wrestled every top star in the sport, Powers brings his tremendous knowledge to the IWF to further improve the skills of our wrestlers. Height : 6' 0" Weight : 235 pounds Hometown : New York, NY Birthday : January 4 Debut : 1984 Finisher : The Power Plant (Powerslam)

IWF Wrestling Star Battleborn Brandon Lima | Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey Battleborn Brandon Lima