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IWF Wrestling Star Golden Boy Michael Cammett of North Arlington, New Jersey | Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey Golden Boy Michael Cammett Donate to Memorial Foundation Nutley Chamber of Commerce Few athletes live up to the hype, but Michael Cammett proved his worth in record time and is in the fastlane on the road to glory. As captain of his former scholastic sports teams (football, indoor and outdoor track & field), The Golden Boy applied that leadership experience and athletic prowess to professional wrestling. Inside the ring, his well-rounded mat game and aerial offensive moves set a standard for all to follow. The combination of strength, quickness and high-voltage energy ignites his relentless desire for success and that keeps fans screaming for more. Cammett's determination and work-ethic sets him apart from the pack leading to championship titles, tournament trophies and a 24-karat gold future. Michael Cammett is a former IWF American Champion, former IWF Tag Team Champion with Kevin Knight, and former IWF Junior Heavyweight Champion. Michael was voted IWF 'Wrestler of the Year' by the fans in 2014, 2015 and 2016. Michael captured the 15th Annual Tournament of Champions crown in 2016. Cammett won the 11th Annual Commissioner's Cup Tag Team Tournament in 2015 with Shawn Donavan. Michael's bout with Kevin Knight from May 2, 2015 at Rec Center, Nutley, NJ was voted 'Match of the Year' by the fans. Michael began training at IWF Wrestling School on May 1, 2014, debuted on Live Events June 13, 2014, and graduated from the program December 5, 2014. Michael was head coach for IWF Wrestling School Youth Clinics, and assistant coach in the adult program. Michael was recipient of IWF Community Service Volunteer Award on June 24, 2017, along with David LaGreca of Sirius XM Radio and Bert Baron of WCTC Radio for their dedication in supporting IWF Community Outreach Program. Upon Michael's untimely passing on June 26, 2021, Michael was inducted into IWF Hall of Fame Class of 2021, and recipient of IWF Lifetime Achievement Award during IWF's 24th Anniversary Events in August 2021. Height : 5' 10" Weight : 196 lb. Hometown : North Arlington, NJ Birthday : December 22 Debut : 2014 Finisher : Flying Dropkick & Top Rope High-Cross Titles : IWF American. IWF Tag Team. IWF Junior Heavyweight. Trophies : Tournament of Champions 2016. Commissioner's Cup Tag Team Tournament 2015. Awards : Wrestler of the Year 2014, 2015 and 2016. Honors : Hall of Fame inductee 2021. Lifetime Achievement 2021. Community Service 2017. Official IWF Statement on the Passing of Michael Robert Cammett, Jr. (June 30, 2021) “When IWF Wrestling School moved from Woodland Park to Nutley, Michael Cammett was the first person who submitted an application. He submitted the application on Christmas Day in 2013, three days after his 17th birthday on December 22. He had only turned 17 years old – but applicants needed to be 18. His application was so professionally written that after speaking with him and his father, I found that he was well polished for his age, and we let him get started. Six weeks after he started training in May 2014, Michael wrestled on his first live event in June 2014 – the fastest anyone in the school’s 22-year history that a new trainee qualified to compete in a match. This while he was a senior at North Arlington High School, where he was co-captain of the football team, and co-captain of the winter and spring track teams. Michael is a former IWF American Champion, Tag Team Champion, and Junior-Heavyweight Champion. Michael was voted IWF Wrestler of the Year by the fans in 2014, 2015 and 2016. Michael captured the 15th Annual Tournament of Champions crown in 2016. Cammett also won the 11th Annual Commissioner's Cup Tag Team Tournament. In short order, Michael became assistant coach for our adult training program, became head coach of our youth clinic program, was the head of our merchandise and concessions department, coordinated our live events and birthday party fan events, appeared and signed autographs at every community outreach appearance, and assisted as facility manager at the training school and arena. Michael also represented IWF in the Nutley Chamber of Commerce and represented IWF on the Executive Leadership Team for American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life of Nutley. His parents, Jody, and Michael Sr. were front row at every event, and provided a tremendous support system and set him up for success, both in and out of the ring. When we closed our Nutley location in late-2017, Michael decided to retire from wrestling, having felt he accomplished everything he could, and wanted to focus full-time on his studies, as he was a senior at Rutgers Newark at the time. After graduating, he pursued a doctorate in physical therapy and just completed his first year this past May, with two years to go. He was a champion in the ring and in the community, a role model, an animal rights advocate, a rescue dog owner, and he will be remembered forever by everyone he encountered. We lost contact with each other for about a year after he stopped wrestling and when I went into semi-retirement, but we rekindled our friendship in 2019 and he became my little brother again, and we supported each other even though we focused on differing career paths. I last spoke to him a week ago, as he was going to be inducted into the IWF Hall of Fame at our upcoming August 21-22 Live Events in Nutley to benefit American Cancer Society. Now, those events will also be dedicated to him, and all net proceeds will be donated to Relay For Life in his name.” – Kevin Knight, IWF Founder and Head Coach at IWF Wrestling School “I love him with all my heart. I will miss his amazing smile, vibe, generosity, respect, and love to others. Rest in peace, Michael, and see you on the other side,” – Rik Ratchet, IWF Co-Founder and IWF Advisor “Mike was a bright, intelligent kid who had a passion for professional wrestling. He participated in many seminars I did for the IWF, and he always stood out. He excelled every time I watched him work in the ring. Mike was a pleasure to be around, train and work with. He was smart enough to know there was life after wrestling and pursued his education for after wrestling. I enjoyed our talks and I enjoyed training him over the years. He left us way too soon. I'm going to miss him.” – Dr. Tom Prichard, Legendary WWE Head Coach and IWF Wrestling School Guest Coach “I can't describe how heartbreaking it is to find out about the passing of Michael Cammett. An incredible young man. As a professional broadcaster I can tell you firsthand that Michael was one of the most talented young men I had the pleasure to be around. He was a natural...at everything. There was absolutely nothing he could not accomplish. He did it with confidence, ability, and strength. He also did this while staying humble and true to himself. In a word, he was GOLDEN. Michael inducted me to the IWF Hall of Fame with a Community Outreach Lifetime Achievement Award in 2017. It was an incredibly special moment. You will be missed, my friend. His life was short but long in possibilities and he gave so much!” – David LaGreca, host of Busted Open wrestling program on SIRIUS XM Radio "Anytime I had the pleasure to interact with Michael, it was obvious that he was driven, intelligent, and most importantly extremely kind and caring. I will fondly remember our talks about pro wrestling and seeing him excel. I was proud of him and the direction his life was heading. He always impressed me in every way. He’ll be greatly missed and fondly remembered with love by everyone." - Shawn Bennett, WWE Referee and IWF Wrestling School Graduate “Michael was a great guy. One of the more genuine people I have ever met. He had an infectious smile. Nobody worked harder than him in everything he did. I helped him with various nutritional programs, and he was always eager to learn. I am going to miss him dearly.” – Michael Carrubba, CEO and Founder of Allie’s Naturals and Clinical Sports Labs, and IWF Advisor

IWF Wrestling American Championship Title History. Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey. IWF American Champion Patrick Sanchez Patrick Sanchez def. Robert Atkins (10/4/25 @ North Arlington High School, NJ) American Title History : 46) Patrick Sanchez def. Robert Atkins (10/4/25 @ North Arlington High School, NJ) 45) Robert Atkins def. KC Bonilla (11/18/23 @ North Arlington High School, NJ) 44) KC Bonilla won vacant title in Triple Threat Match (10/8/22 @ North Arlington High School, NJ) 43) Rick Recon def. Brian Atkins - sub for Andd Bivians (4/23/22 @ Rec Center, Nutley, NJ) 42) Andd Bivians def. Rick Recon (11/20/21 @ North Arlington High School, North Arlington, NJ 41) Rick Recon def. Justin Adams (8/21/21 @ Rec Center, Nutley, NJ) 40) Justin Adams def. Kevin Knight for vacant title (10/25/20 @ The Dungeon, Reading, PA) - Title vacated due to injury (10/25/20) 39) Bull James Dempsey def. Justin Adams (10/11/19 @ Wayne PAL, Wayne, NJ) 38) Justin Adams def. Michael Cammett (6/24/17 @ IWF Centre, Nutley, NJ) 37) Michael Cammett def. Galindo (9/24/16 @ IWF Centre, Nutley, NJ) 36) Galindo def. Dark Oracle Sage (2/6/16 @ IWF Centre, Nutley, NJ) 35) Dark Oracle Sage def. Dan Kinnally (7/11/15 @ IWF Centre, Nutley, NJ) 34) Dan Kinnally def. Corey Havoc (5/2/15 @ Rec Center, Nutley, NJ) 33) Corey Havoc def. Biggie Biggs (9/28/14 @ IWF Centre, Nutley, NJ) 32) Biggie Biggs def. Dr. Hurtz to win vacant title (4/28/12 @ Rec Center, Nutley, NJ) - Title vacated due to injury (4/28/12) 31) Kraig Stagg def. Flex Freeman (7/30/11 @ IWF Centre, Woodland Park, NJ) 30) Flex Freeman def. Aaron Stride (11/20/10 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 29) Aaron Stride def. Chachi (5/21/10 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 28) Chachi won vacant title in Tournament of Champions (12/23/09 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) - Title vacated due to injury (12/23/09) 27) Mad Dawg Jenkins def. Franciz (11/21/09 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 26) Franciz def. Kareem West (7/26/09 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 25) Kareem West def. Damian Adams (4/25/09 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 24) Damian Adams def. Justin Corino (9/21/08 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 23) Justin Corino def. Vik Voorhees (8/31/08 @ Great Falls Festival, Paterson, NJ) 22) Vik Voorhees def. Chris Steeler (8/23/08 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 21) Chris Steeler def. Kevin Knight (5/17/08 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 20) Kevin Knight def. Travis Blake (8/18/07 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 19) Travis Blake def. Chris Steeler (1/21/07 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 18) Chris Steeler def. Travis Blake (11/17/06 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 17) Travis Blake def. Justin Corino (8/18/06 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 16) Justin Corino def. Shane O'Brien (1/21/06 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 15) Shane O'Brien def. Biggie Biggs (3/25/05 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 14) Biggie Biggs def. Kevin Knight for vacant title (4/28/04 @ Monmouth University, Long Branch, NJ) - Title vacated due to injury (4/28/04) 13) Brandon Young def. Shawn Donavan (11/22/03 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 12) Shawn Donavan def. Erik Andretti (4/12/03 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 11) Erik Andretti def. Hadrian (1/25/03 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 10) Hadrian def. Robbie Eckos for vacant title (2/23/02 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) - Title vacated due to injury (2/23/02) 9) Josh Daniels def. Damian Adams (10/7/01 @ West Orange High School, West Orange, NJ) 8) Damian Adams def. Josh Daniels (8/12/01 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 7) Josh Daniels def. Hadrian (7/8/01 @ IWF Centre, West Paterson, NJ) 6) Hadrian def. Biggie Biggs (6/3/01 @ JCC, West Orange, NJ) 5) Biggie Biggs def. Kevin Knight (3/11/00 @ Grand Slam USA, South Plainfield, NJ) 4) Kevin Knight presented title by Steve Corino (10/23/99 @ Grand Slam USA, South Plainfield, NJ) 3) Steve Corino def. Kevin Knight (10/23/99 @ Grand Slam USA, South Plainfield, NJ) 2) Kevin Knight def. Steve Corino (3/20/99 @ Nutley High School, Nutley, NJ) 1) Steve Corino def. Tom Brandi for vacant title (6/6/98 @ Grand Slam USA, South Plainfield, NJ)

IWF Wrestling Live Event Results 2002 | Independent Wrestling Federation of New Jersey Results 2002 3rd Annual Tournament of Champions (Day 2) December 29, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Quarterfinal: Kevin Knight pinned Pierce St. John to advance. Quarterfinal: American Champion Hadrian (w/ Marc Verow) pinned Shawn Donavan to advance. Quarterfinal: Roman pinned Brandon Young to advance. Quarterfinal: IWF Champion Biggie Biggs pinned Shane O'Brien to advance. Non-Tournament: Fred Sampson def. Marc Verow in a Tug-of-War Challenge. Non-Tournament: Tag Champions Dante & Axis def. Erik Andretti & Travis Blake, Eloy Fiesta & Tommy Trouble, and Dylan Black & Shawn Moore Fatal-Four-Way Final: Roman def. Kevin Knight, Biggie Biggs and Hadrian to win Tournament 3rd Annual Tournament of Champions (Day 1) December 28, 2002, West Paterson, NJ (First Round): Kevin Knight pinned Tommy Trouble to advance. Pierce St. John def. Shawn Moore to advance. Shawn Donavan pinned Axis to advance. American Champion Hadrian (w/ Marc Verow) pinned Travis Blake to advance. IWF Champion Biggie Biggs pinned Eloy Fiesta to advance Shane O'Brien pinned Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) to advance Brandon Young pinned Dante to advance. Roman (w/ Marc Verow) pinned Erik Andretti to advance. December 27, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Travis Blake pinned Pierce St. John. American Champion Hadrian & BPA Barry (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) defeated Erik Andretti & Shawn Moore Shawn Donavan pinned Nik Rage Kevin Knight defeated Tommy Trouble by disqualification Axis & Jamie Idol defeated Dan McGuire & Greg Goodman Tournament Qualifying Match: Roman (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) pinned Fred Sampson (w/ AJ Sparxx) Thanksgiving Thunder (Part 2) November 24, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Pierce St. John defeated Shawn Moore American Champion Hadrian (w/ Marc Verow) pinned Erik Andretti Biggie Biggs and Kevin Knight defeated Tag Team Champions Dante and Axis by disqualification Dylan Black, Dan McGuire and Jay Blaze def. Tommy Trouble, BPA Barry and Jamie Idol (w/ Nik Rage) Damian Adams (w/ AJ Sparxx) pinned Roman (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) in a Lumberjack Match. Thanksgiving Thunder (Part 1) November 23, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Brandon Young (w/ Alicia) pinned Tommy Trouble. Dante and Axis defeated Tag Team Champions Travis Blake and Shawn Donavan to win the titles. Erik Andretti pinned Shane O'Brien American Champion Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) pinned Damian Adams to retain the title. IWF Champion Biggie Biggs defeated Pierce St. John in a Bullrope Match to retain the title. AJ Sparxx introduced the WWE's Dr. Tom Prichard, who was in attendance observing the event. Kevin Knight defeated Roman (w/ Hadrian) in a 20-minute Marathon Match. IWF Evil Intentions Part 2 October 27, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) pinned Jamie Idol Pierce St. John and Brandon Young wrestled to a double count-out. Shane O'Brien (w/ Eloy Fiesta) pinned Tommy Trouble (w/ Alicia). Tag Team Champions Shawn Donavan & Travis Blake def. Dante & Axis to retain the titles. AJ Sparxx defeated Mr. Mike Winner in an Arm-Wrestling Challenge Frankie Finesse pinned Shawn Moore. American Champion Hadrian & Roman (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) defeated Kevin Knight & Damian Adams Evil Intentions Part 1 October 26, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Brandon Young pinned Roman with a roll-up in an upset victory. Axis pinned Travis Blake. CJ Summers pinned Shawn Donavan Kevin Knight defeated Pierce St. John & Erik Andretti in a handicap match. Johnny Toxic & Dan McGuire defeated BPA Barry & Nik Rage. American Champion Hadrian pinned Damian Adams (w/ AJ Sparxx) Shake, Rattle & Rumble October 5, 2002 West Paterson, NJ Brandon Young pinned Shane O'Brien Eloy Fiesta pinned Tommy Trouble (w/ Alicia) Tag Team Champions Shawn Donavan & Travis Blake def Dante & Axis to retain the titles IWF Champion Biggie Biggs pinned Pierce St. John (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) in a No Disqualification Match Damian Adams def Erik Andretti in a Best 2/3 Falls Match Honky Tonk Man & Kevin Knight (w/ AJ Sparxx) defeated Hadrian & Roman (w/ Mike Winner) September 29, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Shawn Moore def Frankie Finesse Eloy Fiesta def Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) Dante & Axis def Nick Rage & Jay Blaze Travis Blake def Roman by disqualification after interference by Hadrian BPA Barry & Jamie Idol def Johnny Toxic & Dan McGuire American Champion Hadrian (w/ Roman) def Damian Adams (w/ Kevin Knight) by disqualification September 15, 2002 @ West Paterson, NJ Brandon Young def Roman by count-out Erik Andretti pinned Tommy Trouble (w/ Alicia). Damian Adams def Hadrian and Josh Daniels (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) in a Handicap Match IWF Champion Biggie Biggs def Pierce St. John by disqualification Tag Team Champions Shawn Donavan & Travis Blake def Shane O'Brien & Eloy Fiesta to retain the titles. Commissioner Mike Winner introduced Kevin Knight as the newest member of The Winner's Circle. As Knight was about to sign the contract, Biggs and Adams hit the ring as Knight tore up the documents. August Annihilation (Part 2) August 18, 2002, West Paterson, NJ An inauguration ceremony was held for the new IWF Commissioner, Mr. Mike Winner Travis Blake pinned Dante Shane O'Brien & Eloy Fiesta def Dylan Black & Tommy Trouble (w/ Alicia) and Johnny Toxic & Shawn Moore Damian Adams pinned Josh Daniels Pierce St. John pinned Brandon Young IWF Champion Biggie Biggs & Kevin Knight & Damian Adams def. Hadrian & Roman & Josh Daniels (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) August Annihilation (Part 1) August 17, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Brandon Young pinned Erik Andretti CJ Summers pinned Damian Adams Pierce St. John pinned Josh Daniels Tag Team Champions Shawn Donavan & Travis Blake def. BPA Barry & Frankie Finesse Shane O'Brien pinned Tommy Trouble American Champion Hadrian & Roman (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) def IWF Champion Biggie Biggs & Kevin Knight (w/ AJ Sparxx). According to the pre-match stipulation, Mr. Mike Winner is the new IWF Commissioner. IWF & NWS August 3, 2002 @ Sewaren Park, Woodbridge, NJ (Benefit show for Woodbridge PBA 38) Travis Blake pinned Erik Andretti Shawn Donavan & Tony Flo def Hadrian & Pierce St. John Hasheem def TNT after interference by Roman Kevin Knight def Roman (with Mr. Mike Winner) Summer Sizzler (Part 2) July 28, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Tag Team Champions Shawn Donavan & Travis Blake def. Pierce St. John & Shane O'Brien Damian Adams pinned CJ Summers American Champion Hadrian pinned Josh Daniels Kevin Knight def Roman in a Best 2/3 Falls Match. BPA Barry & Frankie Finesse def Brandon Young & Shawn Moore. IWF Champion Biggie Biggs pinned Erik Andretti Summer Sizzler (Part 1) July 27, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Kevin Knight pinned Pierce St. John Erik Andretti pinned Damian Adams Shane O'Brien pinned Shawn Donavan Roman defeated Josh Daniels in a Submission Match Dante, Axis & Eloy Fiesta def Tommy Trouble, Dylan Black & Alicia. IWF Champion Biggie Biggs pinned Hadrian Retribution July 10, 2002, Community Center, Edison, NJ Damian Adams pinned Erik Andretti . Dante & Axis def. Dylan Black & Tommy Trouble (with Alicia) Roman (with Mr. Mike Winner) def. Josh Daniels in a best 2 out of 3 falls match. IWF Champion Biggie Biggs pinned Kevin Knight in No Disqualification Match. Tag Team Champions Shawn Donavan & Travis Blake def. Pierce St. John & Shane O'Brien. The Patriot (with AJ Sparxx) pinned Hadrian (with Mr. Mike Winner) in a Lumberjack Match. Desperate Measures (Part 2) June 15, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Damian Adams pinned Shane O'Brien. Shawn Donavan pinned Eloy Fiesta. Josh Daniels pinned Pierce St. John. Nicole Bass & Kevin Knight def. Hadrian & Rob Eckos (with Mr. Mike Winner) Dante & Axis defeated Dylan Black & Tommy Trouble. Biggie Biggs pinned IWF Champion Roman to win the title, ending Roman's one-year title reign. Desperate Measures (Part 1) June 14, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Erik Andretti pinned Alicia. Damian Adams def. American Champion Hadrian (with Mr. Mike Winner) by disqualification Shawn Donavan & Travis Blake def. Tag Team Champions Pierce St. John & BPA Barry to win the titles. IWF Champion Roman pinned Josh Daniels. Brandon Young (with Shawn Moore) pinned Johnny Toxic. Biggie Biggs (with Kevin Knight) pinned Rob Eckos (with Mr. Mike Winner) G.L.O.R.Y. "Girls, Girls, Girls 2002" June 8, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Allison Danger (with Roman) and Alicia (with Damian Adams) wrestled to a double count-out. Phoenix pinned Ariel. Little Jeannie pinned Tiffany Monroe. Lady Vendetta pinned Sonya Blackhawk. Valentina def Luxurious Lynne in an Arm-Wrestling Challenge. Phoenix def Lady Vendetta and Ariel in a Triple Threat Match. Damian Adams & Alicia def. Roman & Allison Danger with Kevin Knight as referee. IWA & IWF Event: June 1, 2002, Cruel School, Boyertown, PA Felix (with Alicia) def. Shane O'Brien (with Mr. Mike Winner) by disqualification. Dante & Axis defeated Dylan Black & Tommy Trouble. Kid Extreme defeated Shaggy. Tony Reyes defeated Doctor X. Shawn Donavan & Travis Blake (with Rapid Fire Maldonado) def. Pierce St. John & Din Mak (with Mr. Mike Winner). Travis Blake won a 14-Man Battle Royal Reckless Abandon (Part 2) May 19, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Rob Eckos (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) defeated Kevin Knight by disqualification. Erik Andretti pinned Tommy Trouble. Shawn Donavan & Travis Blake def. Dante & Axis. Damian Adams defeated Salvatore Sincere by disqualification. American Champion Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) pinned Felix (w/ Alicia). IWF Champion Roman pinned Biggie Biggs after outside interference by Rob Eckos. Reckless Abandon (Part 1) May 17, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Pierce St. John & BPA Barry def. Biggie Biggs & Rob Eckos to win the Tag Team Titles Shawn Donavan pinned Shane O'Brien. American Champion Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) pinned Damian Adams Kevin Knight pinned Erik Andretti in a Falls Count Anywhere Match. Felix (w/ Alicia) pinned Rob Eckos (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) after outside interference by Knight. The Patriot wrestled IWF Champion Roman to a double disqualification in Lumberjack Match officiated by Josh Daniels May 4, 2002, West Paterson, NJ (Fundraiser: Little Falls Eagle Hose Co. 1) Travis Blake & Dylan Black defeated Dante & Axis. American Champion Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) pinned Rapid Fire Maldonado. Shawn Donavan pinned Shane O' Brien. Kevin Knight def Erik Andretti in a Falls Count Anywhere Match. Alicia defeated BPA Barry by DQ in an Arm-Wrestling Challenge. Tag Team Champions Biggie Biggs & Rob Eckos def. Damian Adams & BPA Barry. April 21, 2002, West Paterson, NJ (Fundraiser: Sparta Boy Scout Troop 95) Felix w/ Alicia pinned Erik Andretti. CJ Summers pinned Travis Blake. Shawn Donavan pinned Pierce St. John. American Champion Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) pinned Rob Eckos. Kevin Knight and Biggie Biggs def. IWF Champion Roman and Damian Adams Tapped Out April 3, 2002, West Paterson, NJ American Champion Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) pinned Rob Eckos Felix (w/ Alicia) defeated Travis Blake and Dante in a Triple Threat Match Erik Andretti wrestled to a double count-out against the Prince of Pancrase Biggie Biggs (w/ Josh Daniels) pinned Damian Adams (w/ Mr. Mike Winner). Shawn Donavan pinned Pierce St. John after a top-rope fist-drop. In a Submission Match with Ken Shamrock as referee, IWF Champion Roman def. Kevin Knight March Madness (Part 2) March 16, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Erik Andretti def. Felix and Shane O' Brien in a Triple Threat Match. Brock Landers pinned Biohazard Pierce St. John pinned Shawn Donavan. Axis and Dante def Tommy Trouble and Jonnie Saxon. IWF Champion Roman wrestled Kevin Knight to a no contest. Biggie Biggs and Rob Eckos def. Tag Champions Damian Adams and Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) to win the titles March Madness (Part 1) March 15, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Pierce St. John pinned Travis Blake. Felix pinned Shane O' Brien. Dylan Black pinned BPA Barry with Alicia serving as the special guest referee. American Champion Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) pinned Kevin Knight after interference by Roman. Biggie Biggs and Rob Eckos defeated Erik Andretti and Eloy Fiesta IWF Champion Roman wrestled Damian Adams (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) to a no contest. Kevin Knight, Biggie Biggs and Rob Eckos def. Roman, Hadrian and Damian Adams. IWA-IWF March 9, 2002, Cruel School, Boyertown, PA Dylan Black & Alicia defeated Shane O'Brien & BPA Barry. Kevin Knight issued a challenge to the Blue Meanie for the next IWA event on April 28. Hadrian def. Felix and Travis Blake to retain the title. Eloy Fiesta pinned Shawn Donavan. IWA Light heavyweight Champion Damian Adams pinned Rob Eckos to retain the title. Psycho & Din Mak defeated Pierce St. John & Tony Reyes. Rapid Fire Maldonado pinned Roman (w/ Hadrian). February Fury February 24, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Biggie Biggs def Erik Andretti by disqualification in 4:16 American Champion Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) pinned Rob Eckos in 5:51 IWF Champion Roman pinned Felix (w/ AJ Sparxx) in 5:08 Dylan Black and Alicia def Shane O' Brien and BPA Barry in 6:09 Shawn Donavan, Pierce St. John and Tommy Trouble def. Frankie Finesse, Chris Klein and Dante in 7:37 Kevin Knight def. Damian Adams and Axis (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) in a handicap match in 10:39 February Fury February 23, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Eloy Fiesta pinned Shawn Donavan in 5:05 Shane O' Brien pinned Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) in 4:10 Felix and Travis Blake def Frankie Finesse and Chris Klein in 7:15 IWF Champion Roman pinned Jason Havok in 7:54 Erik Andretti pinned Kevin Knight in 6:07 Hadrian def. Rob Eckos, Biggie Biggs and Damian Adams in 7:41 in Fatal-Four-Way to win the vacant American Title IWF-IWA February 9, 2002, Cruel School, Boyertown, PA Shawn Donavan & Pierce St. John def Eloy Fiesta & JD Powers Hadrian (w/ Roman) pinned Dylan Black Bax pinned Freight Train Din Mak pinned Tony Reyes Colin Cash & Felix Leon def Erik Andretti & John Royal Psycho defeated Rob Eckos by disqualification IWF Champion Roman (w/ Hadrian) pinned Damian Adams (w/ Rapid Fire Maldonado) Wicked Winter January 27, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Frankie Finesse (w/ Chris Klein) pinned Colin Cash in 5:18 Shawn Donavan pinned Eloy Fiesta in 5:23 Kevin Knight defeated Erik Andretti and Ed Moore in a Handicap Match in 5:44 IWF Champion Roman (w/ Hadrian) pinned Rapid Fire Maldonado (w/ AJ Sparxx) in 7:04 Alicia defeated BPA Barry by disqualification in an Arm Wrestling Challenge. Jason Havok pinned Chris Klein (w/ Frankie Finesse) in 6:20 Tag Team Champions Damian Adams and Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) def Biggie Biggs and Rob Eckos in 9:04 Wicked Winter January 25, 2002, West Paterson, NJ Biggie Biggs pinned Mike Fashion (w/ Damian Adams) in 5:48 Erik Andretti pinned Felix Leon in 4:48 Shane O' Brien and Ed Moore defeated Shawn Donavan and Pierce St. John in 5:30. Rob Eckos defeated Damian Adams and Mr. Mike Winner in a Handicap Match Jason Havok pinned Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) in 5:20 John Royal pinned Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) in 6:15 after assistance from referee BPA Barry. IWF Champion Roman pinned Kevin Knight in a Street Fight to retain the title

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 Wrestling School Graduate and WWE Referee Danilo Anfibio, known as Dangerous Dan McGuire and Danny E. As seen on RAW, SmackDown, WrestleMania, SummerSlam, Survivor Series, Royal Rumble. Dangerous Dan McGuire WWE Referee / IWF Graduate Danilo Anfibio Danilo Anfibio, known in the ring as Danny E and Dangerous Dan McGuire, is one of the most beloved stars in IWF history. After enjoying five years of success and popularity from 2003 to 2007, in 2009, Rich Ross was the author of an insidious plot that paved the way for Dan to join the dreaded Ross Family. But the Family crumbled in 2010 and Dan was once again on his own. Dan is fiendishly gifted and can hold his own with some of the toughest foes. Pompous as a peacock, he is nevertheless a credible adversary. Dan has told anyone who will listen that his purpose for being in the IWF is to show others why he is the "Dangerous One." Dan is a former IWF Heavyweight Champion, former two-time IWF Tag Team Champion, and former four-time Junior Heavyweight Champion. Began training at IWF Wrestling School in 2002, and graduated from the program in 2003. Dan joined WWE and NXT as a referee in 2013, and officiates bouts on RAW, SmackDown and Pay-Per-Views. Height : 5' 9" Weight : 180 pounds Hometown : West Paterson, NJ Birthday : October 29 Debut : 2002 Finisher : After Hours (superkick) & Standing Room Only (dropkick) Titles : IWF Heavyweight. IWF Tag Team (2x). IWF Junior-Heavyweight (4x).

IWF Wrestling Hall of Famer Mr. Showmanship Rik Ratchet | Pete Maletto of Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey Rik Ratchet Mr. Showmanship Rik Ratchet is a former three-time IWF Heavyweight Champion, and was voted IWF Wrestler of the Year in 1998 and 1999. Ratchet was trained in 1994 by Legendary WWE Superstar Iron Mike Sharpe and competed throughout the NWA in the Northeast. Rik wrestled in several matches for WWE in 2000 and 2001. Ratchet passed along his knowledge as instructor and advisor to Kevin Knight. He retired from in-ring competition in 2002 to focus on outside business interests. Ratchet was inducted into IWF Hall of Fame Class of 2017 as part of the Federation's 20th Anniversary celebration. Height : 5' 11'' Weight : 205 lb. Hometown : Jersey Shore, NJ Birthday : June 30 Debut : 1994 Titles : IWF Heavyweight (3x). IWF Tag Team. Awards : IWF Wrestler of the Year 1998 and 1999. Honors : Hall of Fame inductee 2017.

IWF Wrestling Star Mr. Intensity Glenn Burgess from Newark, NJ | Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey Glenn Burgess In only four short years as a professional, Mr. Intensity Glenn Burgess has already made his hometown of Newark, New Jersey proud! Glenn began training at IWF Wrestling School in 2020 and entered the realm of competition in 2021. Since then, he has put Brick City on the map while making his mark in the professional wrestling world! Competing on IWF Events in Nutley, New Brunswick, North Arlington and Reading, PA, he is a force to be reckoned with and should never be taken lightly. Height : 5' 9" Weight : 210 lb. Hometown : Newark, NJ Birthday : December 30 Debut : 2021

IWF Wrestling Star All-American Robert Atkins of The Atkins Brothers | Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey All-American Robert Atkins A rare breed of athlete, All-American Robert Atkins brings to the professional ring 13 years of amateur wrestling experience, insurmountable dedication and a lifetime commitment to fitness. Robert is the powerhouse of IWF's twin tag team with brother Brian Atkins . With three years as captains of their amateur wrestling team, Robert and Brian have no tolerance for being second best. When this former NCAA Division 1 wrestler steps in the ring, you're left with two options, get out or get the beat down of a lifetime! Robert began training at IWF School in November 2016 and graduated from the program in June 2017. The Atkins Brothers won the 13th Annual Commissioner's Cup Tag Team Tournament on June 17, 2017. The duo then won the IWF Tag Team Titles on June 24, 2017, and embarked on a 4 1/2-year reign. Robert won the IWF American Title on November 18, 2023, in North Arlington, NJ. Robert won the Junior-Heavyweight Title on March 23, 2026, in a Dungeon Match. The Atkins Brothers were voted IWF Wrestler of the Year by the fans in 2018 and 2023. Height : 6' 0" Weight : 210 lb. Hometown : Midland Park, NJ Birthday : September 23 Debut : 2017 Finisher : Pumphandle Slam Titles : IWF American. IWF Tag Team. IWF Junior-Heavyweight. Trophies : Commissioner's Cup Tag Team Tournament 2017 Awards : IWF Wrestler of the Year 2018 and 2023

IWF Wrestling School Graduate and WWE NXT Superstar Robert Stone, known as Robbie E in TNA Impact, and Rob Eckos and Robert Strauss in Independent Wrestling Federation WWE NXT Star Robert Stone IWF Graduate Robbie E Robert Strauss, previously known as Robbie E and Rob Eckos, began training at IWF Wrestling School in June 2000 and graduated from the program in May 2001. He is a former IWF Tag Team Champion in 2002. Robbie wrestled for WWE and TNA IMPACT on numerous occasions from 2005 to 2010, before signing with IMPACT in August 2010. He is a former X-Division and Television Champion. Robbie returned home to the IWF in 2010, and makes guest appearances on Live Events. He signed with WWE NXT in 2019 and competes as Robert Stone. Height : 5' 11" Weight : 195 lb. Hometown : Jersey Shore Birthday : October 1 Debut : 2000 Titles : IWF Tag Team

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.