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.

IWF Wrestling Star The Tank Aaron Hobbs The Tank Aaron Hobbs

IWF Wrestling Star All-Star Michele Dee All-Star Michele Dee Out of gallery Do not let her cheery pink ring attire, upbeat personality and smile mislead you. Michele is anything but nice when competing in the squared circle and considers herself to be an “All Star” athlete. She has competed in athletic endeavors since childhood and has gold medals in the following to prove it: dance, competitive cheerleading, track and field, softball, Kung Fu and powerlifting. Michele’s most recent accomplishment before joining IWF is setting a New York state record with an impressive 251-pound deadlift. Michele is also a singer and entertainer in Rockland County’s premiere cover band “SRO” (Standing Room Only) playing rock/pop tunes. SRO’s greatest achievement so far is opening for Vertical Horizon at Sky Sox Stadium in Colorado Springs, CO at the “Stand Up, Speak Out” event to raise awareness to end bullying in 2013. Michele has been training at IWF since January 2015, with her first in ring appearance in April 2015 as part of a mixed tag match. Michele captured the IWF Women's Championship on April 12, 2025 in Nutley, NJ, defeating Skylar to capture the crown! Michele was voted IWF Wrestler of the Year by the fans in 2025. Height : 5’5” Hometown : Nyack, NY Birthday : December 3 Debut : 2015 Finisher : The Game Changer Titles : IWF Women's Championship Awards : Wrestler of the Year 2025

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 : Out of gallery 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 Live Event Results 1999 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.

IWF Wrestling Hall of Famer Mr. Showmanship Rik Ratchet. 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 Live Event Results 2001. Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey. Results 2001 Tournament of Champions December 30, 2001, West Paterson, NJ Tournament Quarterfinal: American Champion Josh Daniels def. Rob Eckos to advance to the finals. Kevin Knight def. Erik Andretti to advance to the finals. Damian Adams def. Hadrian to advance to the finals. IWF Champion Roman def. Biggie Biggs to advance to the finals. Non-Tournament : BPA Barry & Ed Moore def. Shawn Donavan in a handicap match. Non-Tournament : Jason Havok & Colin Cash def. Mike Fashion & Chris Klein. Fatal-Four-Way Final: Josh Daniels def. Roman, Damian Adams and Kevin Knight in 14:03. Tournament of Champions December 29, 2001, West Paterson, NJ First-Round: Kevin Knight def John Royal to advance. Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) def Kid America to advance. Rob Eckos def Shane O' Brien to advance. Biggie Biggs def Eloy Fiesta to advance. Damian Adams (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) def Jason Havok to advance. Erik Andretti def Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) to advance. IWF Champion Roman def Felix Leon to advance. American Champion Josh Daniels (w/ AJ Sparxx) def. Mike Fashion (w/ Damian Adams) to advance. IWF-IWA December 22, 2001, Cruel School, Boyertown, PA Erik Andretti def. Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) and Shawn Donavan in a Triple Threat in 5:04. Rob Eckos pinned Colin Cash in 4:19. Psycho & Din Mak defeated Kid Extreme & Tony Reyes in 6:55. Mark Smart pinned FreighTrain in 3:42. American Champion Josh Daniels (w/ Rapid Fire Maldonado) pinned Hadrian (w/ Roman) in 8:58 as Steve Corino served as referee. December 9, 2001 IWF on News 12 New Jersey, West Paterson, NJ IWF Champion Roman and Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) def. Rob Eckos and Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) in a match taped for News 12 New Jersey television. Thanksgiving Thunder November 25, 2001 @ West Paterson, NJ Rob Eckos pinned Erik Andretti after a top-rope hurancanrana. Tag Champions Hadrian & Roman (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) def. Ryan Lockhart & Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) to retain the titles. Roman substituted for the injured Damian Adams. Ed Moore pinned Shawn Donavan after a double-arm DDT. American Champion Josh Daniels pinned Biggie Biggs to retain the title. Rapid Fire Maldonado eliminated Mr. Mike Winner to win a Battle Royal. Kevin Knight (w/ AJ Sparxx) def. IWF Champion Roman (w/ Damian Adams) by disqualification Thanksgiving Thunder November 24, 2001 @ West Paterson, NJ Joseph DelRios pinned Frankie Finesse (w/ Chris Klein). Biggie Biggs pinned CJ Summers . Jason Havok pinned Mike Fashion (w/ Damian Adams) . American Champion Josh Daniels (w/ AJ Sparxx) def. Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) John Royal pinned Felix Leon. IWF Champion Roman def. Kevin Knight and Rob Eckos in a Triple Threat IWA/IWF Cruel School, Earl, PA, November 17, 2001 Din Mak def Rob Eckos Hadrian & John Royal (w/ Kevin Knight) def Kid Extreme & Tony Reyes JD Powers def Jason Havok Roman def Colin Cash Psycho B*tch def Mike Fashion Rapid Fire Maldonado eliminated Kevin Knight to win a 14-man Battle Royal Evil Intentions October 28, 2001, JCC Edison, NJ Kevin Knight pinned Ryan Lockhart . American Champion Josh Daniels def. Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner. Biggie Biggs & Rapid Fire Maldonado def. Rich Meyer & Shane O'Brien. Gillberg (w/ AJ Sparxx) pinned Damian Adams (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) IWF Champion Roman pinned Rob Eckos to retain the title Kevin Knight eliminated Roman to win a 15-man Rumble (Order of elimination Shane O'Brien, Sir Michael, Ryan Lockhart, Biggie Biggs, Rapid Fire Maldonado, BPA Barry, Psycho B*tch, John Royal, Mr. Mike Winner, Rob Eckos, Hadrian, Josh Daniels, Damian Adams, Roman.) Rampage October 7, 2001, West Orange High School, West Orange, NJ The Patriot pinned Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner). Dylan Night (w/ Candi) pinned Rapid Fire Maldonado (w/ Allison Danger). Rob Eckos def Kasey and Ryan Lockhart (w/ Alicia) in a Triple Threat Match. Josh Daniels defeated American Champion Damian Adams (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) in a Ladder Match in 10:10 to win the title. Biggie Biggs (w/ AJ Sparxx) pinned Salvatore Sincere (w/ Candi). IWF Champion Roman pinned Kevin Knight September 16, 2001, West Paterson, NJ Ryan Lockhart w/ Alicia pinned BPA Barry w/ Mr. Mike Winner. Josh Daniels pinned Rob Eckos to determine the #1 contender for the American Title. Dylan Black w/ Alicia pinned Kevin Kage. Damian Adams & Hadrian w/ Mr. Mike Winner def Allison Danger & Biggie Biggs to win the Tag Team Titles. (Biggs defended on behalf of Rapid Fire Maldonado). Kasey & Ed Moore def Eloy Fiesta & Al Ace. Kevin Knight w/ AJ Sparxx pinned IWF Champion Roman w/ Mr. Mike Winner in a Non-Title Match. September 15, 2001, West Paterson, NJ Ryan Lockhart w/ Alicia pinned PW Stryker w/ Kasey. Damian Adams & Hadrian w/ Mr. Mike Winner def. Josh Daniels & Rob Eckos Dylan Black w/ Alicia pinned John Cafania. IWF Champion Roman pinned Biggie Biggs. Ed Wallace pinned Frank Clark w/ Chris Klein. Kevin Knight pinned Kasey in a Lumberjack Match to determine the #1 contender for the IWF Title. August 26, 2001, West Paterson, NJ Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) pinned Shane O'Brien Mike Marano pinned Ed Wallace John Cafania pinned Frank Clark Rob Eckos pinned Ryan Lockhart (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) Alicia won a Battle Royal. Kevin Knight and Biggie Biggs def. IWF Champion Roman and Damian Adams (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) August 12, 2001, West Paterson, NJ Kasey Coresh pinned Rob Eckos in 5:31 after interference by PW Stryker. Biggie Biggs (w/ AJ Sparxx) pinned Troy Buchanan Ryan Lockhart (w/ Alicia) pinned PW Stryker (w/ Kasey Coresh) Damian Adams (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) def American Champion Josh Daniels at 8:02 in a Best 2/3 Falls Match to win the title. IWF Champion Roman pinned Biggie Biggs With Steve Corino as Referee, Kevin Knight pinned Hadrian July 28, 2001, West Paterson, NJ American Champion Josh Daniels pinned Hadrian (with Roman). Rob Eckos pinned Ryan Lockhart. Kevin Knight vs. Damian Adams (with Mr. Mike Winner) was ruled a No Contest Kevin Knight, Josh Daniels and Rob Eckos def Roman, Hadrian and Damian Adams. Retribution July 26, 2001, Community Center, Edison, NJ American Champion Josh Daniels pinned Dylan Night (with Candi) Psycho B*tch pinned Tony Balboa after a chokeslam. In a Bullrope Match, Rapid Fire Maldonado def. Dr. Hurtz (with Candi). The Patriot def IWF Champion Roman by disqualification Hadrian (with Mr. Mike Winner) def Biggie Biggs (with AJ Sparxx) Rob Eckos defeated Kasey Coresh and Ryan Lockhart (with Alicia) in a Triple Threat Kevin Knight pinned Damian Adams (with Mr. Mike Winner) in a No Disqualification Match. July 8, 2001, West Paterson, NJ Damian Adams (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) pinned Kevin Knight Ryan Lockhart (w/ Alicia) pinned Shane O'Brien Biggie Biggs def Tony Balboa & BPA Barry in a handicap match Kevin Kage pinned Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) IWF Champion Roman pinned Rob Eckos to retain the title Josh Daniels def. American Champion Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) by submission to win the title July 7, 2001, Street Fair, Edison, NJ Rob Eckos defeated IWF Champion Roman by disqualification American Champion Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) pinned Josh Daniels Biggie Biggs pinned Rapid Fire Maldonado (w/ Allison Danger) Kevin Knight (w/ AJ Sparxx) pinned Damian Adams (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) June 9, 2001, Brookwood Lounge Outdoor Car Show, Jackson, NJ Mark Mest, Troy Mest & Jim Branagan def. Max Havoc, Dave Patera & Johnny Greco. Dr. Hurtz pinned Rapid Fire Maldonado . Toby Balboa pinned PW Stryker American Champion Hadrian pinned Rob Eckos Soul Brothers def. Rick Silver & Joe Rules IWF Champion Roman def. Josh Daniels and Damian Adams in a bout that saw Kevin Knight serve as referee. Lightning Crashes June 3, 2001, Community Center, West Orange, NJ Rob Eckos pinned Tony Balboa Hadrian pinned American Champion Biggie Biggs to win the title Rapid Fire Maldonado (w/ Allison Danger) pinned Dr. Hurtz Josh Daniels def. Damian Adams (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) at 7:20 in a Submission Match Biggie Biggs won a 12-man Rumble in 11:19. (Participants Dr. Hurtz, Damian Adams, Josh Daniels, Rapid Fire Maldonado, Rob Eckos, Tony Balboa, BPA Barry, Ryan Lockhart, Kasey Coresh, St. Patrick and Mr. Mike Winner) The Patriot and Roman def IWF Champion Kevin Knight and American Champion Hadrian in 11:02. Due to the pre-match stipulation, Roman is new IWF Champion. May 20, 2001, West Paterson, NJ In a special challenge match, IWF Champion Kevin Knight pinned Josh Daniels Rob Eckos defeated Hadrian by disqualification Kevin Kage (w/ Ryan Lockhart) pinned Pete Salvatore. Tony Balboa (w/ Tyler Andrews III) pinned Shane O'Brien (w/ Alicia) PW Stryker (w/ Tyler Andrews III) pinned Eloy Fiesta after a belly-to-belly. American Champion Biggie Biggs, Roman and Josh Daniels def Hadrian, Damian Adams and Mr. Mike Winner New Providence Pandemonium May 11, 2001, High School, New Providence, NJ Damian Adams (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) pinned Josh Daniels In a Commissioner's Corner interview segment with AJ Sparxx, guests Kevin Knight and Hadrian issued an impromptu challenge against Gillberg and Patriot, which saw them bring out and beat-up mini versions of Gillberg and Patriot. American Champion Biggie Biggs def. Dr. Hurtz in a falls count anywhere match Roman pinned Rich Meyer IWF Champion Kevin Knight def The Patriot by disqualification to retain the title Tag Team Champions Rapid Fire Maldonado & Allison Danger def Dylan Night & Candi Rob Eckos pinned Tony Balboa (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) Gillberg pinned Hadrian (w/ Kevin Knight) after hitting the Spear and Jackhammer combination. 4th Annual Reckless Abandon April 28, 2001, West Paterson, NJ St. Patrick pinned Kasey Coresh (w/ Tyler Andrews III). Dr. Hurtz defeated Bret Thomas (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) Dylan Night & Candi def. Tag Team Champions Rapid Fire Maldonado & Allison Danger by disqualification. Damian Adams pinned Rob Eckos American Champion Biggie Biggs pinned Hadrian. Tony Balboa (w/ Nikki Harding) pinned Ryan Lockhart (w/ Alicia). Kevin Knight defeated IWF Champion Roman in a Best 2/3 Falls Match to regain the title. IWF Live on News 12 New Jersey, April 26, 2001, West Paterson, NJ IWF Champion Roman & American Champion Biggie Biggs def. Kevin Knight & Hadrian Mr. Mike Winner won Battle Royal defeating Kevin Knight, Biggie Biggs, Roman, Hadrian, Tony Balboa, BPA Barry and Kevin Crawley. April 8, 2001, West Paterson, NJ American Champion Biggie Biggs pinned Tony Balboa (w/ Nikki Harding) PW Stryker pinned Kasey Coresh Hadrian defeated St. Patrick and Ryan Lockhart (w/ Alicia) in a Triple Threat Match IWF Champion Roman pinned Damian Adams (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) in 7:12. No Disqualification, Falls Count Anywhere Match: Rob Eckos pinned Kevin Knight Desperate Measures March 24, 2001, Community Center, West Orange, NJ Rob Eckos pinned Kasey Coresh after a top-rope crossbody. Rapid Fire Maldonado & Allison Danger won Tag Team Titles defeating "Condition: Critical" (Champions), Pleasure & Pain and Tony Balboa & St. Patrick in Gauntlet Match. Bret Thomas (with Mr. Mike Winner) pinned Josh Daniels after a fall-a-way slam. IWF Champion Roman defeated Hadrian by disqualification American Champion Biggie Biggs pinned Damian Adams (with Mr. Mike Winner) Steve Corino pinned Kevin Knight (with Dawn Marie) in a No Disqualification Match as Simon Diamond served as the Referee. March 4, 2001, West Paterson, NJ IWF Champion Roman & Kevin Knight def. Hadrian & Rob Eckos when Roman pinned Hadrian. Kasey Coresh pinned Dec Vendetta. HP Walker & Jade Divine of "Pleasure & Pain" defeated CJ Summers & Bret Thomas. Ryan Rage w/ Alicia pinned Damian Adams w/ Mr. Mike Winner. American Champion Biggie Biggs pinned "Cut-Throat" Marc Verow to retain the title. February 11, 2001, West Paterson, NJ Bret Thomas won a 5-man Survivor Match over Kasey Coresh, PW Stryker, Damian Adams and St. Patrick Tag Champions Dr. Hurtz & Marc Verow of "Condition: Critical" def. HP Walker and Jade Divine Hadrian pinned Ryan Rage Kevin Knight pinned Rob Eckos American Champion Biggie Biggs pinned Kasey Coresh IWF Champion Roman defeated Hadrian and Bret Thomas in a Triple Threat Damian Adams (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) pinned Rob Eckos Tag Champions "Condition: Critical" defeated Ryan Rage and PW Stryker High Stakes (w/ Nikki Doll) defeated JT Blaze and St. Patrick IWF Champion Roman & Jade Divine defeated Dawn Marie and Kevin Knight in a mixed-tag-team bout Winter Warfare January 21, 2001, High School, West Orange, NJ (Benefit for Tomorrows Children's Fund) Rob Eckos def. Damian Adams (w/ Mr. Mike Winner). Tag Champions Dr. Hurtz & Marc Verow of "Condition: Critical" defeated Jade Divine & HP Walker Hadrian defeated Josh Daniels. Roman def. IWF Champion Kevin Knight in a No Disqualification Match to win the title American Champion Biggie Biggs def. Kasey Coresh in a Texas Bullrope Match Rapid Fire Maldonado (w/ Allison Danger) won a 12-person Battle Royal, defeating Dr. Hurtz, Marc Verow, BJ Thomas, Rob Eckos, Damian Adams, Jade Divine, HP Walker, Hadrian, Josh Daniels, Psycho Bitch and Tony Rage. Danny Doring def. Simon Diamond (w/ Dawn Marie).

IWF Wrestling Star The Standard Bearer Chris Steeler Chris Steeler The Standard Bearer Chris Steeler is the first and only man to be an IWF Grand Slam Winner, having held the IWF Heavyweight, American, Tag Team and Junior-Heavyweight Championships. He held the Heavyweight Championship twice, the American Championship twice, and enjoyed one reign each with the Tag Team and Junior-Heavyweight Championships. Steeler was voted by the fans as IWF Wrestler of the Year in 2009. Steeler began training at IWF Wrestling School in December 2002 and graduated from the program in October 2003. Height : 6' 2" Weight : 230 lb. Hometown : Woodbridge, NJ Birthday : September 26 Debut : 2003 Finisher : Titles : IWF Heavyweight (2x). IWF American (2x). IWF Tag Team. IWF Junior-Heavyweight. Awards : Wrestler of the Year 2009. Honors : The only IWF Grand Slam title holder.

IWF Wrestling Live Event Results 2005 Results 2005 6th Annual Tournament of Champions Day 2 December 18, 2005, West Paterson, NJ 1. Quarterfinal: Travis Blake w/ Rich Ross def. Dan McGuire to advance to the Fatal-Four-Way Final 2. Quarterfinal: Kevin Knight def. Vik Voorhees to advance to the Fatal-Four-Way Final 3. Quarterfinal: Shawn Donavan w/ Rich Ross def. Aaron Stride to advance to the Fatal-Four-Way Final 4. Quarterfinal: Fred Sampson def. Biggie Biggs to advance to the Fatal-Four-Way Final 5. Non-Tournament: Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera def. Chris Steeler & Steve Off 6. Non-Tournament: Justin Corino & Nick Sabre & Mike Durnin def. Franciz & Robby Morrison & Bryan Harley w/ Rick Cataldo 7. Fatal-Four-Way Final: Shawn Donavan def. Fred Sampson & Kevin Knight & Travis Blake to win the Tournament 6th Annual Tournament of Champions Day 1 December 17, 2005, West Paterson, NJ (First Round) 1. Shawn Donavan w/ Rich Ross def. Chris Steeler to advance to the Quarterfinals 2. Junior Champion Dan McGuire def. Nick Sabre to advance to the Quarterfinals 3. Aaron Stride def. Tony Torres to advance to the Quarterfinals 4. Biggie Biggs def. IWF American Champion Shane O'Brien w/ Rich Ross via DQ 5. Fred Sampson def. Franciz to advance to the Quarterfinals 6. Travis Blake w/ Rich Ross def. Jasin Karloff to advance to the Quarterfinals 7. Vik Voorhees def. Antonio Rivera to advance to the Quarterfinals 8. IWF Champion Kevin Knight def. Justin Corino to advance to the Quarterfinals Thanksgiving Thunder Day 2 November 20, 2005, West Paterson, NJ 1. Tag Champions Shawn Donavan & Travis Blake w/ Rich Ross def. Biggie Biggs & Aaron Stride 2. Fred Sampson def. American Champion Shane O'Brien w/ Rich Ross by disqualification 3. Francis def. Justin Corino 4. Vik Voorhees & Chris Steeler def. Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera 5. Robby Morrison & Bryan Harley & Rick Cataldo def. Mike Durnin & Ed Johnson & Drew Chiminec 6. IWF Champion Kevin Knight w/ Shane O'Brien def. Dan McGuire w/ Fred Sampson Thanksgiving Thunder Day 1 November 19, 2005, West Paterson, NJ 1. Vik Voorhees def. Tony Torres 2. Biggie Biggs & Aaron Stride def. Robby Morrison & Bryan Harley 3. Chris Steeler def. Antonio Rivera & Nick Sabre in a Triple Threat Elimination Match 4. IWF Champion Kevin Knight def. Dan McGuire 5. Fred Sampson def. American Champion Shane O'Brien by count-out 6. Tag Champions Shawn Donavan & Travis Blake def. Justin Corino & Franciz Evil Intentions Day 2 October 23, 2005, West Paterson, NJ 1. Franciz def. Antonio Rivera 2. Nick Sabre & Michael Durnin def. Robby Morrison & Bryan Harley 3. Tony Torres def. Justin Corino 4. American Champion Shane O'Brien won Triple Threat Match against Fred Sampson and Sean Royal 5. Damian Adams & Biggie Biggs & Aaron Stride def. Kevin Knight & Shawn Donavan & Travis Blake in Adams last IWF match before heading to OVW Evil Intentions Day 1 October 22, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Nick Sabre def. Robby Morrison & Jasin Karloff in a Triple Threat Match American Champion Outlaw Shane O'Brien def. Sean Royal Shawn Donavan & Travis Blake w/ Rich Ross def. Tag Champions Biggie Biggs & Aaron Stride w/ Jana to win the titles Justin Corino & Franciz def. Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera Kevin Knight def. IWF Champion Damian Adams to win the title and become a four-time champion Fall Brawl Day 2 September 25, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Junior Champion Dan McGuire & Nick Sabre def. Sean Royal & Robby Morrison Tony Torres (w/ Antonio Rivera) def. Roman Biggie Biggs def. Fred Sampson IWF Champion Damian Adams def. Shawn Donavan & Travis Blake by disqualification in a Handicap Match Aaron Stride def. Antonio Rivera (w/ Tony Torres) Kevin Knight (w/ Shane O'Brien) def. Justin Corino Fall Brawl Day 1 September 24, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Junior Champion Dan McGuire def. Sean Royal in a Submission Match Tag Team Champions Biggie Biggs & Aaron Stride def. Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera Shawn Donavan def. Nick Sabre American Champion Shane O'Brien wrestled Kevin Knight to a no contest in a Texas Death Match Justin Corino & Franciz def. Bryan Harley & Jasin Karloff IWF Champion Damian Adams def. Travis Blake in a Best 2/3 Falls Match Rampage Revenge @ Jersey Truck Fest September 18, 2005 @ Flying W Airport Resort, Medford, NJ Funky White Boy def. JD Smooth Dan McGuire def. Junior Champion Sean Royal to win the title Tag Team Champions Biggie Biggs & Aaron Stride def. Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera Texas Death Match for American Title, champion Outlaw Shane O'Brien def. Kevin Knight Josh Daniels def. Fred Sampson Fatal-Four-Way Match for IWF Title, champion Damian Adams def. Roman & Shawn Donavan & Travis Blake Desperate Measures Day 2 August 28, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Shawn Donavan def. Jana American Champion Shane O'Brien def. Kevin Knight, Dan McGuire & Sean Royal in a Fatal-Four-Way Match Biggie Biggs & Aaron Stride w/ Jana def. Tag Champions Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera w/ Shayla to win the titles Robby Morrison & Jasin Karloff def. Nick Sabre & Michael Durnin IWF Title Tournament Final: Damian Adams def. Travis Blake to win the IWF Title Desperate Measures Day 1 August 27, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Junior Champion Sean Royal def. Nick Sabre Dan McGuire def. Robby Morrison Tag Champions Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera w/ Shayla def. Justin Corino & Franciz IWF Title Tournament Qualifying Match: Biggie Biggs and Aaron Stride wrestled to a no contest IWF Title Tournament Qualifying Match: Travis Blake def. Kevin Knight to advance to the finals on 8/28 IWF Title Tournament Qualifying Match: Damian Adams def. Shawn Donavan to advance to the finals on 8/28 8th Annual Rampage August 18, 2005, Tab Ramos Center, Aberdeen, NJ Dan McGuire def. Shawn Donavan Damian Adams def. Travis Blake in a Submission Match Aaron Stride w/ Jana def. Tony Torres w/ Shayla American Champion Shane O'Brien w/ Fred Sampson def. Kevin Knight w/ Tammy "Sunny" Sytch in a No DQ Match Chase Del Monte def. Tommy Penmanship, Rob Morrison and Nick Sabre in a Gauntlet Match Junior Champion Sean Royal def. Chase Del Monte in a Lumberjack Match WWE SmackDown's Nunzio serving as referee, IWF Champion Roman def. Fred Sampson in a Best 2/3 Falls Match Commissioner's Cup Tag Tournament Day 2 July 31, 2005, West Paterson, NJ (Semifinal) Kevin Knight & Dan McGuire wrestled to a double DQ with Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera w/ Shayla, therefore both teams were eliminated (Non-Tournament) IWF Champion Roman def. Damian Adams by count-out (Non-Tournament) Rob Morrison & Nick Sabre def. Anthony Castaldo & Max Powers (Non-Tournament) Junior Champion Sean Royal def. Travis Blake and Tommy Penmanship in a Triple Threat Match (Commissioner's Cup Final) Biggie Biggs & Aaron Stride def. Fred Sampson & Shane O'Brien to win the Tournament Commissioner's Cup Tag Tournament Day 1 July 30, 2005, West Paterson, NJ (First-Round) Tag Champions Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera w/ Shayla def. Jana & Nick Sabre to advance to the semifinals (First-Round) Biggie Biggs & Aaron Stride def. IWF Champion Roman & Damian Adams to advance to the semifinals (First-Round) Kevin Knight & Dan McGuire def. Travis Blake & Sean Royal to advance to the semifinals (First-Round) Fred Sampson & Shane O'Brien def. Justin Corino & Franciz to advance to the semifinals (Non-Tournament Match) Roman & Kevin Knight & Damian Adams def. Fred Sampson & Shane O'Brien & Travis Blake Summer Sizzler Day 2 June 26, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Damian Adams wrestled Junior Champion Sean Royal to a time-limit draw in a non-title match Biggie Biggs defeated Shawn Donavan Shayla defeated Jana in a Country Whipping Match American Champion Outlaw Shane O'Brien defeated Aaron Stride w/ Jana Travis Blake defeated Chris Steeler and Nick Sabre in a Triple Threat Match IWF Champion Roman defeated Fred Sampson in a Bodybuilding Posedown Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera w/ Shayla defeated IWF Tag Champions Kevin Knight & Dan McGuire to win the titles Summer Sizzler Day 1 June 25, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Travis Blake defeated Damian Adams by submission Junior Champion Sean Royal defeated Aaron Stride and Dan McGuire in a Triple Threat Match IWF American Champion Outlaw Shane O'Brien defeated Biggie Biggs Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera w/ Shayla defeated Chris Steeler & Nick Sabre IWF Champion Roman defeated Fred Sampson Chris Steeler defeated Junior Champion Sean Royal in a non-title match Shawn Donavan defeated Dan McGuire Biggie Biggs & Aaron Stride w/ Jana defeated Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera w/ Shayla by disqualification Fred Sampson defeated Nick Sabre, Robby Morrison & Anthony Castaldo in a handicap match IWF Champion Roman & Damian Adams defeated American Champion Shane O'Brien & Travis Blake. Mayhem Day 2 May 22, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Tag Champions Kevin Knight & Dan McGuire wrestled Fred Sampson & Shane O'Brien to a double count-out Junior Champion Sean Royal defeated Tommy Penmanship Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera w/ Shayla defeated Biggie Biggs & Aaron Stride w/ Jana Damian Adams defeated Travis Blake Damian Adams won a 16-man Royal Rumble to become the new number one contender for the IWF Title. (Order of elimination was Sean Royal, Chris Steeler, Antonio Rivera, Tony Torres, Aaron Stride, Eddie Johnson, Anthony Castaldo, Tommy Penmanship, Robby Morrison, Dan McGuire, Biggie Biggs, Travis Blake, Kevin Knight, Shane O'Brien, Fred Sampson) Mayhem Day 1 May 21, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Tag Team Champions Kevin Knight and Dan McGuire wrestled to a double count-out Tony Torres & Shayla defeated Chris Steeler & Jana American Champion Shane O'Brien & Travis Blake defeated Biggie Biggs in a handicap match Aaron Stride defeated Antonio Rivera and Nick Sabre in a Triple Threat Match Junior Champion Sean Royal defeated Aaron Stride IWF Champion Roman defeated Fred Sampson in a Street Fight 8th Annual Reckless Abandon (Day 2) April 17, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Aaron Stride defeated Antonio Rivera Fred Sampson & Shane O'Brien & Travis Blake defeated Robby Morrison & Tommy Penmanship & Anthony Castaldo Shayla w/ Tony Torres defeated Jana w/ Biggie Biggs Junior Champion Sean Royal defeated Dan McGuire & Psycho in a Triple Threat Match Biggie Biggs w/ Jana defeated Tony Torres w/ Shayla Fred Sampson & Shane O'Brien & Travis Blake defeated IWF Champion Roman & Kevin Knight & Hadrian in a 6-Man Tag Match 8th Annual Reckless Abandon (Day 1) April 16, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Tag Team Champions Kevin Knight & Dan McGuire defeated Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera w/ Shayla Travis Blake defeated Jana by submission American Champion Shane O'Brien defeated Biggie Biggs in a First-Blood Match Sean Royal defeated Junior Champion Aaron Stride in a Ladder Match to win the title Chris Steeler & Anthony Cheek defeated Pete Hanover & Nick Sabre Roman defeated IWF Champion Fred Sampson in a Chain Match to win the Title for the fourth-time in a bout that saw Hadrian serve as Referee March Madness Day 2 March 26, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Antonio Rivera w/ Shayla defeated Nick Sabre. Playboy Vik Voorhees defeated Chris Steeler w/ Jana. Biggie Biggs defeated Bryan Harley. Tony Torres w/ Shayla defeated Kevin Knight after interference by Antonio Rivera. Sean Royal defeated Junior Champion Aaron Stride by disqualification IWF Champion Fred Sampson defeated Robby Morrison & Anthony Cheek in a handicap match Roman & Damian Adams defeated Shane O'Brien & Travis Blake March Madness Day 1 March 25, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Sean Royal defeated Jana Damian Adams defeated Travis Blake Junior Champion Aaron Stride wrestled Chris Steeler to a no contest Shane O'Brien pinned American Champion Biggie Biggs to win the title and end Biggs' one-year reign. Dan McGuire defeated Playboy Vik Voorhees by count-out. Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera w/ Shayla defeated Pete Hanover & Chad Andrews IWF Champion Fred Sampson defeated Kevin Knight February Fury Day 2 February 20, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Vik Voorhees defeated Chris Steeler w/ Jana American Champion Biggie Biggs defeated Travis Blake Tag Team Champions Kevin Knight & Dan McGuire defeated Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera w/ Shayla IWF Champion Fred Sampson defeated Damian Adams Junior Champion Aaron Stride defeated Sean Royal Travis Blake & Vik Voorhees & Mike Capozzi defeated Robby Morrison & Chad Andrews & Nick Sabre Roman defeated Outlaw Shane O'Brien by disqualification in a Lumberjack Match February Fury Day 1 February 19, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Dan McGuire defeated Vik Voorhees Tommy Penmanship defeated Pete Hanover w/ Carrie Kevin Knight defeated Travis Blake Arch Kincaid defeated IWF American Champion Biggie Biggs by count-out Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera w/ Shayla defeated Aaron Stride & Chris Steeler w/ Jana Sean Royal defeated Eddie Krayz Roman defeated IWF Champion Fred Sampson by disqualification Winter Warfare Day 3 January 26, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Travis Blake defeated Dan McGuire Antonio Rivera & Shayla w/ Bryan Harley defeated Robby Morrison & Eddie Krayz w/ Carrie IWF Champion Fred Sampson defeated Aaron Stride Roman defeated Outlaw Shane O'Brien by disqualification IWF American Champion Biggie Biggs & Damian Adams defeated Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera Winter Warfare Day 2 January 25, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Chris Steeler w/ Jana defeated Shayla w/ Tony Torres Playboy Vik Voorhees defeated Aaron Stride Antonio Rivera defeated Nick Sabre American Champion Biggie Biggs defeated Tony Torres w/ Shayla Roman & Dan McGuire defeated IWF Champion Fred Sampson & Travis Blake Winter Warfare Day 1 January 21, 2005, West Paterson, NJ Tony Torres defeated Chris Steeler Junior Champion Aaron Stride defeated Antonio Rivera Jana defeated Shayla Tag Team Champions Kevin Knight & Dan McGuire defeated Travis Blake & Sean Royal Playboy Vik Voorhees defeated Eddie Johnson Tony Torres & Antonio Rivera defeated Pete Hanover & Mike Capozzi w/ Carrie Fred Sampson defeated IWF Champion Roman, Biggie Biggs & Outlaw Shane O'Brien in a Fatal-Four-Way to win the title

IWF Wrestling Live Event Results 2019 Results 2019 IWF FIREPOWER 2019 Live Event Friday, October 11, 2019 @ Wayne PAL, Wayne, NJ To Benefit Semper Fi Fund 1. Dark Oracle Sage defeated Ean Bush. 2. IWF Tag Team Champions The Atkins Brothers defeated Markous, M.D. & VanRondall Seabron to retain the titles. - The Dawg Pound Show saw host Mad Dawg Jenkins speak with Fifth Element Roman Zachary and IWF Heavyweight Champion Heartless Hellraiser Dracko, where it was announced that Dracko and Kareem West are not medically cleared to wrestle due to injuries. 3, Triple Main Event: WWE NXT Superstar Bull James Dempsey defeated IWF American Champion First-Class Justin Adams and Outlaw Shane O'Brien (with manager Mr. Mike Winner) in a Triple Threat Match to win the title. 4. Master of Chaos Kevin Knight defeated Juan Hernandez. 5. Triple Main Event: WWE Hall of Famer Mr. USA Tony Atlas defeated Southside Slugger Tony Graves (with managers East Side Dave & Roy Harter). 6. Triple Main Event: WWE Hall of Famer Tito Santana (with Dark Dragon Kareem West) defeated Fifth Element Roman Zachary (with manager Mr. Mike Winner & IWF Champion Heartless Hellraiser Dracko) in a Strap Match when Santana was the first man to touch all 4 corners consecutively. - Mad Dawg Jenkins was Host and Ring Announcer for the event. Referees were Barry Delaney and The Weasel. Ringside official was Mike Leotis. IWF Tournament of Champions XVI Live Event Sunday, August 25, 2019 @ Rec Center, Nutley, NJ To Benefit Nutley Recreation Football Program 1. Tournament of Champions First-Round: Outlaw Shane O'Brien (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) defeated Eloy Fiesta in 3:49 to advance to the Gauntlet Elimination Final. 2. Tournament of Champions First-Round: IWF American Champion First-Class Justin Adams defeated former WWE NXT Superstar Bull James Dempsey in 7:57 to advance to the Gauntlet Elimination Final. Adams apparently used brass knuckles to gain the win. The American Title was also on the line in this bout. 3. Tournament of Champions First-Round: Dark Oracle Sage defeated Ean Bush in 6:22 to advance to the Gauntlet Elimination Final. 4. Tournament of Champions First-Round: IWF Heavyweight Champion Heartless Hellraiser Dracko defeated wildcard entries VanRondall Seabron and Markous, M.D. in 5:51 in a Triple Threat Elimination Match to advance to the Gauntlet Elimination Final. The Heavyweight Title was also on the line in this bout. 5. Tournament of Champions First-Round: Southside Slugger Tony Graves defeated WWE Hall of Famer Tito Santana via count-out in 9:02 to advance to the Gauntlet Elimination Final. Santana was distracted by Roman Zachary who appeared at ringside to confront Santana. 6. Tournament of Champions First-Round: Dark Dragon Kareem West defeated wildcard entry Juan Hernandez in 8:18 to advance to the Gauntlet Elimination Final. 7. Tournament of Champions First-Round: Fifth Element Roman Zachary (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) defeated Master of Chaos Kevin Knight in 14:49 just prior to the time-limit expiring at the 15-minute mark to advance to the Gauntlet Elimination Final. 8. Non-Tournament Arm Wrestling Challenge: Eloy Fiesta defeated East Side Dave (w/ Roy Harter). 9. Tournament of Champions Gauntlet Elimination Final: Dark Oracle Sage defeated Southside Slugger Tony Graves to advance. First-Class Justin Adams defeated Sage to advance. Outlaw Shane O' Brien defeated Justin Adams to advance. Fifth Element Roman Zachary defeated Shane O'Brien to advance. Dark Dragon Kareem West defeated Roman Zachary to advance. Heartless Hellraiser Dracko defeated Kareem West to win Tournament of Champions XVI, thanks to an assist from Roman Zachary who remained at ringside after being eliminated by West. - Mad Dawg Jenkins was Host and Ring Announcer for the event. Referees were Barry Delaney and The Weasel. Ringside official was Mike Leotis. 22nd Annual IWF LOUD & PROUD Live Event Saturday, April 13, 2019 @ Rec Center, Nutley, NJ To Benefit American Cancer Society Relay For Life Match Results from the Sold-Out, Standing Room Only Event: 1. Dark Oracle Sage & Ean Bush defeated Outlaw Shane O'Brien & Tyler Ash in a Tag Team Match. 2. Southside Slugger Tony Graves wrestled Victor Celi to a no contest in an Amateur Wrestling Challenge. 3. WWE Legend Gillberg defeated East Side Dave (w/ Roy Harter). 4. WWE Hall of Famer Tito Santana (w/ Eloy Fiesta) defeated IWF Hall of Famer Fifth Element Roman Zachary (w/ Mr. Mike Winner). The Legendary Gary Michael Cappetta served as Guest Ring Announcer. IWF Junior Heavyweight Champion Weasel served as Guest Referee. 5. Master of Chaos Kevin Knight defeated IWF American Champion First-Class Justin Adams in a non-title No Disqualification Match. The Legendary Gary Michael Cappetta served as Guest Ring Announcer. IWF Junior Heavyweight Champion Weasel served as Guest Referee. 6. WWE Legend B. Brian Blair of The Killer Bees (w/ Eloy Fiesta) defeated Southside Slugger Tony Graves (w/ Mr. Mike Winner). 7. IWF Tag Team Champions The Atkins Brothers defeated IWF Heavyweight Champion Heartless Hellraiser Dracko & Dark Dragon Kareem West to retain the titles. - Eloy Fiesta & Mike Winner were inducted into IWF Hall of Fame Class of 2019 by Alicia. - The First Lady of IWF, Alicia, was Host and Ring Announcer for the event. Your referees were Barry Delaney and The Weasel. Ringside official was Mike Leotis.