IWF Wrestling Live Event Results 2022. Results 2022 IWF 'ALIVE 25' 25th Anniversary Event December 10, 2022 @ New Brunswick Middle School, New Brunswick, NJ To benefit City of New Brunswick Recreation 1. The Punisher Zay Spaulding defeated Jason Hendrix. 2. Mad King Glenn Burgess defeated Julian Mendez. 3. IWF Tag Team Champion Master of Chaos Kevin Knight (w/ WWE Hall of Famer Tito Santana) defeated Benjamin T. Asher (w/ manager East Side Dave McDonald) in a New Brunswick Brawl No Disqualification Match. 4. IWF American Champion Supersonic KC Bonilla defeated Justin Bongiovi to retain the title. 5. Rico Gold & Cacique Tone (w/ bodyguard Lethan Ray) defeated Eric Perez & Ezon Leverett in a tag team match. 6. IWF Heavyweight Champion Dark Oracle Sage defeated WWE Legend Nunzio and All-American Robert Atkins (w/ manager East Side Dave McDonald) in a Triple Threat Elimination Match to retain the title . IWF 'ALIVE 25' 25th Anniversary Event October 8, 2022 @ North Arlington High School, North Arlington, NJ To benefit Michael Robert Cammett Jr. Memorial Foundation 1. The Punisher Zay Spaulding defeated Julian Mendez. 2. Mad King Glenn Burgess defeated Ezon Leverett. 3. WWE Hall of Famer Mr. USA Tony Atlas & Master of Chaos Kevin Knight defeated Benjamin T. Asher & Jason 'The Horizon' Hendrix (w/ manager East Side Dave McDonald) to retain the IWF Tag Team Titles. Atlas defended the titles on behalf of co-holder Rik Ratchet, who suffered career-ending injury at the hands of The Atkins Brothers. 4. Supersonic KC Bonilla defeated Jayden Stehle and Justin Bongiovi in a Triangle Elimination Match to win the vacant IWF American Title. Stehle pinned Bongiovi, then Bonilla pinned Stehle. The title was vacated as champion Rick Recon was unable to defend the belt due to working with IMPACT wrestling. 5. Rico Gold & Cacique Tone (w/ bodyguard Lethan Ray) defeated All-Star Michele Dee & Eric Perez in a tag team match. 6. IWF Heavyweight Champion Dark Oracle Sage (w/ manager WWE Legend Gillberg) defeated All-American Robert Atkins (w/ manager East Side Dave McDonald) to retain the title . IWF 'ALIVE 25' 25th Anniversary Event April 23, 2022 @ Rec Center, Nutley, NJ To benefit American Cancer Society Relay For Life 1. Dark Oracle Sage defeated Jayden Stehle. 2. Supersonic KC Bonilla defeated former WWE Superstar Nunzio. 3. WWE Hall of Famer Mr. USA Tony Atlas (w/ manager Eloy Fiesta) defeated East Side Dave (with bodyguard Vin Digi) in a Bodybuilding Posedown. Ken Reedy served as Host. 4. IWF Tag Team Champion Master of Chaos Kevin Knight (w/ Bert Baron) defeated Robert Atkins (w/ Brian Atkins). 5. Justin Bongiovi & Benjamin T. Asher defeated Mad King Glenn Burgess & Zay Spaulding in a tag team match. 6. Rick Recon defeated Brian Atkins to win the IWF American Title. Atkins was defending the title on behalf of Andd Bivians. 7. Dark Oracle Sage won a 15-Person Over-The-Top-Rope RUMBLE to win the IWF Heavyweight Title. Participants included Brian Atkins, Robert Atkins, Cyborg Rick Recon, Supersonic KC Bonilla, Jayden Stehle (w/ Vin Digi), Justin Bongiovi, Benjamin T. Asher, Glenn Burgess, Zay Spaulding, American Bulldog Ken Reedy, All-Star Michele Dee (w/ Eloy Fiesta), Ezon Leverett, and Dungeon Kid.

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IWF Wrestling Star Master of Chaos Kevin Knight. Independent Wrestling Federation of New Jersey. Kevin Knight Love him or hate him, Master of Chaos Kevin Knight is a hot-tempered scoundrel and ruthless rouge with actions based on what is best for him. He is overly confident and displays a complete disregard for authority, as Knight is looking out for number one. Always scheming and plotting; turmoil and controversy fill the air wherever he goes. His sarcastic wit and reckless manner often get him into predicaments that only his foolhardy courage can get him out of. Kevin keeps everyone off kilter with his outspoken, abrasive remarks, but always gets the job done. When Knight is right...tears are falling! Kevin is a seven-time IWF Heavyweight Champion, three-time American Champion and four-time Tag Team Champion. Competed throughout the country since 1996, including bouts with WWE and NWA. Kevin wrestled notables Bob Backlund, Larry Zbyszko, Tito Santana, Honky Tonk Man, Brutus Beefcake, Jim Neidhart, JBL, Iron Sheik, Nikolai Volkoff, King Kong Bundy, Tom Prichard, Chris Candido, Stevie Richards, Nunzio, Patriot, A-Train, Sal Sincere, Nicole Bass, Viscera, Simon Dean, Charlie Haas, Joey Mercury, Darren Young, Fallah Bahh, Steve Corino, Crowbar, Simon Dean, Eliminator Kronus, Danny Doring and The Wall. Kevin teamed with Tito Santana, Honky Tonk Man, Bushwhacker Luke, Jim Powers, Darren Young, Simon Diamond, Dawn Marie and Ryan Shamrock. As IWF Coach , 60 graduates worked for WWE, NXT, AEW, ROH and TNA with 15 receiving full-time employment. Knight participated at 40 WWE events including RAW, SmackDown, Pay-Per-Views and commercials from 1999 to 2009. Appeared in WrestleMania XX as Druid for Undertaker. In 2003, competed at MSG against A-Train on SmackDown. Appeared in Survivor Series commercial in 2003. Wrestled for WWE in New London, CT in 1999 and 2000. Knight worked for JBL and Bruce Prichard as Web Manager during launch of Layfield Energy in 2009. Height : 6' 5" Weight : 252 lb. Hometown : Nutley, NJ Birthday : August 11 Debut : 1996 Finisher : Knightfall (Razor's Edge) Titles : IWF Heavyweight (7x). IWF American (3x). IWF Tag Team (4x). Trophies : Commissioner's Cup Tag Tournament 2004 & 2011. Book Kevin to Speak Personal Appearance Knight Merchandise

IWF Wrestling Hall of Famer Phat Daddy Biggie Biggs Phat Daddy Biggie Biggs The Phat-Daddy lives by the motto..."Mo' pins equal mo' wins!" Biggie Biggs remains the fun-loving big man for over 30 years in the squared circle. Biggs is a veteran of the IWF and possesses a fighting spirit unmatched by anyone. Biggs can go hold for hold, move for move, or straight up brawl if he needs to. He loves his music, he loves his fans, and most of all he loves a good fight. When he executes his signature CHOP, it takes his opponents' - and the fans - breath away. Biggie Biggs is the first IWF Triple Crown Winner, having held the Heavyweight, American and Tag Team Championships. He held the IWF Heavyweight Title twice, the American Championship three times, and the Tag Team Titles five times with five different partners. He is also the 2005 Commissioner's Cup Tag Team Tournament winner. Biggs has also successfully competed across the country. Biggs ranked annually since 1999 in Pro Wrestling Illustrated’s Top 500 wrestler list. Competed for WWE in Connecticut at live events in 1999 and 2000. Biggie was inducted into IWF Hall of Fame in June 2017 as part of the Federation's 20th Anniversary celebration. Height : 6' 4" Weight : 315 pounds Hometown : East Brunswick, NJ Birthday : June 13 Debut : 1993 Finisher : "Bigg-Bang" (Sit-out powerbomb) Titles : IWF Heavyweight (2x). IWF American (3x). IWF Tag Team (5x). Trophies : Commissioner's Cup Tournament Winner 2005. Awards : IWF Wrestler of the Year 2000 & 2002. Honors : Hall of Fame inductee 2017. The first IWF Triple Crown title holder.

IWF Wrestling Live Event October 4, 2025 at North Arlington High School, North Arlington, NJ, to benefit Michael Robert Cammett Jr. Memorial Foundation. IWF Media LLC and North Arlington Board of Education present: IWF Wrestling: I Will Not Break Saturday, October 4, 2025 Bell Time 7 PM | Doors 6 PM North Arlington High School, 222 Ridge Road, North Arlington, NJ To benefit Michael Robert Cammett Jr. Memorial Foundation Buy Tickets | VIP Sponsor | Donate Shop IWF Merch Tickets & VIP on sale now at Eventbrite - Credit & Debit Cards, PayPal, Apple Pay & Google Pay accepted - Mobile Ticket with print-at-home option. Official VIP Platinum includes in-ring photo with Kevin Knight, Premium Front Row Ticket, T-shirt, Bandana, Decal Sticker, Goodie Bag, VIP Laminate, Lanyard, Wristband. EVENT CARD : IWF Heavyweight Championship Open Challenge – One Fall, 30-Minute Time Limit Featuring All-American Chip Atkins Grudge Match – One Fall, 20-Minute Time Limit Master of Chaos Kevin Knight vs. The Standard Bearer Chris Steeler Grudge Match – One Fall, 20-Minute Time Limit Dark Oracle Sage vs. All American Brian Atkins IWF American Championship – One Fall, 20-Minute Time Limit Patrick Sanchez vs. All-American Robert Atkins Singles Match – One Fall, 15-Minute Time Limit Heavyweight Sean Royal vs. First-Class Justin Adams Tag Team Match – One Fall, 15-Minute Time Limit The Tank Aaron Hobbs & American Bulldog Ken Reedy vs. Prince Malcolm III & The Spectacle Ezon Leverett IWF Women’s Championship – One Fall, 15-Minute Time Limit All-Star Michele Dee vs. East Side Dave McDonald Card subject to change. Net proceeds benefit Michael Robert Cammett Jr Memorial Foundation 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

IWF Wrestling Tag Team Championship Title History. Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey. IWF Tag Team Champions Titles Currently Vacant Titles vacated after Knight was allowed to select a partner of his choice for defenses after Atkins Brothers forced Rik Ratchet to retire due to injury in 2022. Partners included Mr. USA Tony Atlas, KC Bonilla & Charles Gaston. Tag Team Title History : 46) Kevin Knight & Rik Ratchet def. Atkins Brothers (11/20/21 @ North Arlington High School. NJ) 45) Atkins Brothers def. Graves & Vargas (6/24/17 @ IWF Centre, Nutley, NJ) 44) Tony Graves & Juan Vargas def. Knight & Cammett (12/3/16 @ IWF Centre, Nutley, NJ) 43) Kevin Knight & Michael Cammett def. Zachary & O'Brien (3/12/16 @ IWF Centre, Nutley, NJ) 42) Roman Zachary & Shane O'Brien def. Biggs & Donavan (7/24/15 @ IWF Centre, Nutley, NJ) 41) Tito Santana & Biggie Biggs def. Dr. Hurtz & Shane O'Brien (5/2/15 @ Rec Center, Nutley, NJ) 40) Dr. Hurtz & Corey Havoc won titles in Commissioner's Cup (7/25/14 @ IWF Centre, Nutley, NJ) - Tito Santana teamed with Mr. Casino as co-champion to replace the injured Austin Williams. 39) Austin Williams & Mr. Casino def. Scoleri & Edwin (4/28/12 @ Rec Center, Nutley, NJ) 38) Frank Scoleri & Absolutely Edwin def. Williams & Sterling (10/30/11 @ IWF Centre, W. Park, NJ) 37) Austin Williams & Steven Sterling def. Stride & Foster (10/15/11 @ IWF Centre, W. Park, NJ) 36) Aaron Stride & Jarrett Foster def. Arcade & Slade (7/16/11 @ IWF Centre, Woodland Park, NJ) 35) Donte Arcade & Karson Slade def. Scoleri & Stagg (4/23/11 @ IWF Centre, Woodland Park, NJ) 34) Frank Scoleri & Kraig Stagg def. Williams & Voorhees (12/28/10 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) - Vik Voorhees teamed with Austin Williams as co-champion to replace the injured Marc Corino. 33) Marc Corino & Austin Williams def. Scoleri & Stagg (11/19/10 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 32) Frank Scoleri & Kraig Stagg def. Corino & Williams (9/25/10 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 31) Marc Corino & Austin Williams def. Scoleri & Stagg (8/28/10 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 30) Frank Scoleri & Kraig Stagg def. Blake & Corino (10/24/09 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 29) Travis Blake & Justin Corino def. Franciz & Danny E (4/26/09 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 28) Franciz & Dangerous Danny E - Dan named champ after Steeler wins Heavyweight Title (2/22/09) 27) Franciz & Chris Steeler def. West & Jennifer (10/26/08 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 26) Kareem West & Vik Voorhees def. Blake & Franciz (9/21/08 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 25) Travis Blake & Franciz def. Jenkins & Biggs (7/27/08 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 24) Mad Dawg Jenkins & Biggie Biggs def. Corino & Scoleri (3/30/08 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 23) Justin Corino & Frank Scoleri def. Jana & Camacho (9/3/07 @ Great Falls Festival, Paterson, NJ) 22) Jana & Steve Camacho def. Corino & Scoleri (9/3/07 @ Great Falls Festival, Paterson, NJ) 21) Justin Corino & Frank Scoleri def. Knight & Sabre (7/21/07 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 20) Kevin Knight & Nick Sabre def. Stride & O'Brien (5/18/07 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 19) Aaron Stride & Shane O'Brien def. Durnin & Camacho (1/20/07 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 18) Mike Durnin & Steve Camacho def. Torres & Rivera (9/22/06 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 17) Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera def. Blake & Donavan (4/22/06 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 16) Travis Blake & Shawn Donavan def. Stride & Biggs (10/22/05 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 15) Aaron Stride & Biggie Biggs def. Torres & Rivera (8/28/05 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 14) Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera def. Knight & McGuire (6/26/05 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 13) Kevin Knight & Dan McGuire def. Blake & Donavan (10/23/04 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 12) Travis Blake & Shawn Donavan def. Biggs & Fiesta (3/13/04 @ Middletown High School, NJ) 11) Eloy Fiesta & Biggie Biggs def. O’Brien & Erik Andretti (10/26/03 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 10) Shane O'Brien & Pierce St. John def. Blake & Young (5/17/03 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 9) Travis Blake & Brandon Young def. Dante & Axis (2/23/03 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 8) Dante & Axis def. Blake & Donavan (11/23/02 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 7) Travis Blake & Shawn Donavan def. St. John & Barry (6/14/02 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 6) BPA Barry & Pierce St. John def. Biggs & Eckos (5/17/02 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 5) Biggie Biggs & Robbie Eckos def. Adams & Hadrian (3/16/02 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 4) Damian Adams & Hadrian def. Danger & Biggie Biggs (9/16/01 @ JCC, West Orange, NJ) 3) Rapid-Fire Maldonado & Allison Danger def. Verow & Hurtz (3/24/01 @ JCC, West Orange, NJ) 2) Dr. Hurtz & Marc Verow won titles in Elimination Match (8/22/00 @ Grand Slam USA, S. Plainfield, NJ) 1) Brad Scott & Keith Konway won titles in Tournament (1/22/00 @ Grand Slam USA, S. Plainfield, NJ)

IWF Wrestling School Guest Coach and WWE Legend Dr. Tom Prichard. Formerly of the Bodydonnas in WWF with Chris Candido. WWE Legend Tom Prichard IWF Wrestling School Guest Coach WWE Legend Dr. Tom Prichard began his career in Los Angeles in 1979, then competed in various NWA territories before settling in the Southeast. Prichard joined Continental Wrestling Federation in the late 1980's, then moved to the United States Wrestling Association. Prichard won the USWA Southern Heavyweight Championship and USWA Texas Heavyweight Championship. Afterwards, Prichard competed in Memphis. Stan Lane and Prichard formed The Heavenly Bodies and joined Smoky Mountain Wrestling in 1992, and defeated The Fantastics to become the first SMW Tag Team Champions. Prichard reformed The Heavenly Bodies with Jimmy Del Ray, and competed in the WWF against Tag Team Champions the Steiner Brothers at SummerSlam 1993. Prichard went on to compete as Zip in The Bodydonnas. At WrestleMania XII, on March 31, 1996, they defeated The Godwins to win the WWF Tag Team Championship. Prichard then became a trainer for WWE. Tom arrived in the IWF in 2002, appears periodically on IWF Live Events, and serves as a Guest Instructor at IWF Wrestling School . With 40 years of experience having wrestled every top star in the sport, Tom brings his tremendous knowledge to the IWF to further improve the skills of students and graduates. Height : 6' 1" Weight : 230 pounds Hometown : Houston, TX Birthday : August 18 Debut : 1979 Finisher : Piledriver

IWF Wrestling Star Tommy Trouble from Yonkers, NY. Independent Wrestling Federation of New Jersey. Tommy Trouble Tommy Trouble is set to return to the IWF as a Special Guest Referee on April 11, 2026, in Nutley, NJ. Trouble, from Yonkers, NY, is the first wrestler to capture the IWF Junior-Heavyweight Championship, a title he held on two separate occasions between 2003 and 2006. He was voted IWF Wrestler of the Year by the fans in 2006. Trouble began training at IWF Wrestling School in November 2001 and graduated from the program in October 2002. Height : 5' 10" Weight : 185 pounds Hometown : Yonkers, NY Birthday : April 13 Debut : 2002 Finisher : The Troublemaker Titles : IWF Junior-Heavyweight (2x) Awards : Wrestler of the Year 2006. Honors : First Junior-Heavyweight Champion in IWF History.

Legendary Ring Announcer Gary Michael Cappetta from WWE, WWF, WCW, NWA, AWA and AEW Gary Michael Cappetta Legendary Ring Announcer Gary Michael Cappetta worked for WWE, WCW, AWA, ROH and AEW, and is now the Voice of the IWF. Gary serves as Special Guest Ring Announcer at IWF Live Events since 2018. Gary is author of the 2002 best-selling autobiography "Bodyslams!" and host of the one-man-show "Beyond Bodyslams!" Gary Cappetta, a native of Kearny, NJ, was the emcee for the main event matches at IWF Events on April 14, 2018 in Nutley, NJ; April 13, 2019 in Nutley, NJ; August 21 and 22, 2021 in Nutley, NJ; November 20, 2021 in North Arlington, NJ; and April 13, 2024 in Nutley, NJ.

WWE Hall of Famer and IWF Wrestling Superstar Tito Santana. 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.