IWF Wrestling Live Event Results 2002 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 Independent Wrestling Federation star Tommy Trouble from Yonkers, NY Tommy Trouble Height : 5' 9" Weight : 185 pounds Hometown : Yonkers, NY Birthday : April 13 Debut : 2002 Finisher : The Troublemaker Titles : IWF Junior-Heavyweight (2x) Awards : IWF Wrestler of the Year 2006. First Junior-Heavyweight Champion in IWF History.

IWF Wrestling Live Event Results 2020. Results 2020 IWF FIREPOWER 2020 Event December 27, 2020 @ The Dungeon, Reading, PA Free Online-Only Event Exclusively at CampIWF.com 1. Dark Oracle Sage defeated Southside Slugger Tony Graves by disqualification after outside interference by First-Class Justin Adams. 2. Carnov (w/ Camryn) defeated VanRondall (w/ Nick ‘Too Sharp’ Thompson). 3. IWF Tag Team Champions Brian Atkins & Robert Atkins fought Dark Dragon Kareem West & Master of Chaos Kevin Knight to a double disqualification. 4. IWF American Champion First-Class Justin Adams defeated Manos de Plata Juan Hernandez to retain the title. 5. IWF Heavyweight Champion Heartless Hellraiser Dracko battled The Standard-Bearer Chris Steeler to a no-contest after both men attacked Special Guest Referee Dark Dragon Kareem West. IWF HELL ON EARTH East Side Dave Show on Compound Media Network @ East Side Dave Arena, New York, NY Online-Only Matches Exclusively at CompoundMedia.com 1. Tuesday, December 1, 2020 : IWF Heavyweight Champion Heartless Hellraiser Dracko defeated Manos de Plata Juan Hernandez via submission in a Bayonne Brawl to retain the title. 2. Tuesday, December 8, 2020 : The Standard-Bearer Chris Steeler defeated Master of Chaos Kevin Knight to become #1 Contender for an IWF Heavyweight Title Match at FIREPOWER on December 27. 3. Tuesday, December 15, 2020 : Dark Oracle Sage defeated Carnov (w/ Camryn). 4. Tuesday, December 22, 2020 : Dark Dragon Kareem West defeated IWF American Champion First-Class Justin Adams in a Non-Title Match. 23rd Annual IWF LOUD & PROUD Anniversary Event October 25, 2020 @ The Dungeon, Reading, PA Free Online-Only Event Exclusively at CampIWF.com 1. Juan Hernandez defeated Carnov (w/ Camryn) in a bout to determine the #1 Contender for an IWF American Title Match at FIREPOWER. 2. Dark Oracle Sage defeated Nick ‘Too Sharp’ Thompson (w/ VanRondall). - The ‘Rap Battle From Hell’ between Eloy Fiesta and East Side Dave, aka: ‘Father David’ (w/ The Organist Roy Harter), was interrupted by Outlaw Shane O’Brien. In an IWF Twitter Poll, East Side Dave was declared the winner by the fans with 60% of the vote. 3. Brian Atkins wrestled Robert Atkins to a no-contest in a Battle of IWF Tag Team Champions after interference by Tony Graves and Justin Adams. 4. Southside Slugger Tony Graves (w/ Barry) defeated Dark Dragon Kareem West. - IWF Heavyweight Champion Heartless Hellraiser Dracko participated in a Special Interview featuring a sit-down conversation regarding his triumphant battle against Leukemia. 5. First-Class Justin Adams defeated Master of Chaos Kevin Knight to win the vacant IWF American Title. - Mad Dawg Jenkins served as host for the event. Referee was Mat Greene.

IWF Wrestling Live Event Results 2021. Results 2021 IWF 25th Anniversary Event Afternoon Card November 20, 2021 @ North Arlington High School, North Arlington, NJ To Benefit Michael Robert Cammett Jr. Memorial Foundation 1. IWF American Champion Cyborg Rick Recon defeated Andd Bivians to retain the title. After the bout, Bivians struck Recon in the head with the American Title Belt. 2. IWF Women's Champion Vivacious Vicki defeated All-Star Michele Dee to retain the title. 3. Mad King Glenn Burgess defeated Isaiah Lewis. 4. Jay Stehle defeated Supersonic KC Bonilla. 5. Justin Bongiovi defeated Matt Quay (substitute for Sgt. Cash). 6. In a Battle of IWF Tag Team Champions, Brian and Robert Atkins wrestled to a time-limit-draw. After the final bell, both brothers refused to stop striking each other with punches. Master of Chaos Kevin Knight and Mr. Showmanship Rik Ratchet broke up the fight, the Atkins Brothers reconciled, then attacked Knight and Ratchet. 7. IWF Heavyweight Champion Live Wire Charles Gaston wrestled Dark Oracle Sage to a double disqualification and had to be separated by the entire roster as they refused to stop fighting. WWE & WCW Legend Gary Michael Cappetta served as Guest Ring Announcer for this contest. - Golden Boy Michael Cammett, IWF Hall of Fame Class of 2021 and North Arlington High School Class of 2015, was honored during the event that raised funds for his Memorial Foundation. IWF 25th Anniversary Event Evening Card November 20, 2021 @ North Arlington High School, North Arlington, NJ To Benefit Michael Robert Cammett Jr. Memorial Foundation 1. Andd Bivians defeated IWF American Champion Cyborg Rick Recon to win the title. 2. Justin Bongiovi defeated Jay Stehle. 3. Eloy Fiesta vs. All-Star Michele Dee in an Arm Wrestling Challenge was declared a no contest after interference by Andd Bivians. Ken Reedy served as Guest Referee. 4. IWF Heavyweight Champion Live Wire Charles Gaston wrestled Dark Oracle Sage to a draw. 5. Isaiah Lewis defeated Mad King Glenn Burgess. 6. Supersonic KC Bonilla defeated Jay Stehle (substitute for Sgt. Cash). 7. Master of Chaos Kevin Knight & Mr. Showmanship Rik Ratchet (w/ Eloy Fiesta) defeated IWF Tag Team Champions Atkins Brothers (w/ Andd Bivians) to win the titles. WWE & WCW Legend Gary Michael Cappetta served as Guest Ring Announcer for this contest. - Golden Boy Michael Cammett, IWF Hall of Fame Class of 2021 and North Arlington High School Class of 2015, was honored during the event that raised funds for his Memorial Foundation. 24th Annual IWF LOUD & PROUD Event Night 1 August 21, 2021 @ Rec Center, Nutley, NJ To benefit American Cancer Society Relay For Life 1. Master of Chaos Kevin Knight defeated Sgt. Cash. 2. All-Star Michele Dee defeated East Side Dave in an Intergender Arm Wrestling Challenge. 3. 'Live Wire' - Charles Gaston & Isaih Vega defeated Montana Downs & Glenn Burgess in a Tag Team Match. 4. The Cyborg Rick Recon defeated IWF American Champion Justin Adams to win the title. 5. IWF Tag Team Champions Atkins Brothers w/ WWE Legend Dr. Tom Prichard defeated Dark Oracle Sage & Supersonic KC Bonilla w/ Eloy Fiesta to retain the titles. 6. WWE & ECW Legend Nunzio w/ All-Star Michele Dee defeated Southside Slugger Tony Graves w/ East Side Dave. WWE & WCW Legend Gary Michael Cappetta served as Guest Ring Announcer for this contest. 7. Charles Gaston won a Gauntlet Elimination Match to win the vacant IWF Heavyweight Title. Participants included Gaston, Isaih Vega, Sgt. Cash, Montana Downs, Ian Bush & Justin Adams. - Golden Boy Michael Cammett's family was presented with Memorial Resolution Plaques from Essex County Board of County Commissioners, and Township of Nutley Board of Commissioners. * Young Stallion Jim Powers, Heartless Hellraiser Dracko & Outlaw Shane O'Brien were unable to appear due to injury. 24th Annual IWF LOUD & PROUD Event Night 2 August 22, 2021 @ Rec Center, Nutley, NJ To benefit American Cancer Society Relay For Life 1. Master of Chaos Kevin Knight defeated Justin Adams w/ East Side Dave in a Special Challenge Match. 2. Vivacious Vicki defeated Notorious Mimi and All-Star Michele Dee in a Triple Threat Elimination Match to win the vacant IWF Women's Championship. Mimi eliminated Michele, then Vicki eliminated Mimi. 3. Dark Oracle Sage & Supersonic KC Bonilla defeated Montana Downs & Glenn Burgess in a Tag Team Match. 4. IWF Tag Team Champions Atkins Brothers w/ WWE Legend Dr. Tom Prichard battled 'Live Wire' - IWF Heavyweight Champion Charles Gaston & Isaih Vega w/ WCW Legend Gary Michael Cappetta to a no-contest after interference by Montana Downs & Glenn Burgess. Gaston's Heavyweight Title was also on the line if he was pinned by either Brian or Robert Atkins. 5. WWE & ECW Legend Nunzio defeated Justin Adams. Gary Michael Cappetta served as Guest Ring Announcer for this contest. 6. IWF American Champion The Cyborg Rick Recon defeated Southside Slugger Tony Graves w/ East Side Dave to retain the title. - Golden Boy Michael Cammett was inducted into IWF Hall of Fame, and his family was presented with his IWF Lifetime Achievement Award. * Young Stallion Jim Powers, Heartless Hellraiser Dracko & Outlaw Shane O'Brien were unable to appear due to injury. IWF raised $6,366.35 in net proceeds for American Cancer Society from Tickets, Concessions & Golden Boy Merchandise during 24th Annual Loud & Proud Live Events at Rec Center, Nutley, NJ. Hayden’s Heart INC and Special Olympics New Jersey also each receive $586.91 from split of Golden Boy Merchandise. Marketing Muscle purchased $960 in VetTix for Military Veterans. Bloomfield & Montclair Animal Shelters each received $500 in goods and supplies collected by Noble Strength Animal Rescue Resource. Gary Michael Cappetta, Rik Ratchet and Kevin Knight contributed $500 for Michael Cammett IWF Wrestling School Scholarship. Grand Total $10,000.17 on behalf of Golden Boy. IWF HELL ON EARTH East Side Dave Show on Compound Media Network @ East Side Dave Arena, New York, NY Online-Only Matches Exclusively at CompoundMedia.com 1. Tuesday, June 1, 2021 : IWF Tag Team Champions Atkins Brothers & Cyborg Rick Recon defeated KC Bonilla & Montana Downs & Glenn Burgess in a Six-Man Tag Team Match. 2. Tuesday, July 13, 2021 : IWF Tag Team Champions Atkins Brothers defeated Montana Downs & Glenn Burgess to retain the titles. 3. Tuesday, August 3, 2021 : Dark Oracle Sage defeated KC Bonilla. 4. Tuesday, September 7, 2021 : Dark Oracle Sage defeated Glenn Burgess.

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.

IWF Pro Wrestling School trains WWE RAW, SmackDown, NXT, AEW, TNA Impact, NJPW, ROH and NWA stars in New Jersey. IWF School had 60 graduates receive WWE tryouts with 15 signed. IWF is best pro wrestling schools near me in NYC, and is WWE wrestlers wrestlepro school. TM IWF Wrestling School Private Training Camp, Nutley NJ Nationally-Accredited Training since 1999 Apply Below! TRAINING PROGRAM DETAILS : Aspiring wrestlers ready to rumble into sports-entertainment and be a superstar can now fulfill their dream. The nationally-accredited IWF Wrestling School, based in Woodland Park, NJ (formerly West Paterson) from 1999 to 2012, and Nutley, NJ from 2014 to present, had 60 graduates receive WWE, NXT, AEW, IMPACT, NJPW, ROH and NWA tryouts with 15 receiving full-time employment. IWF School offers first-rate instruction in a friendly and safe environment, and trains hundreds of wrestlers, referees and managers from 20 states and 9 countries that perform in bouts worldwide. Head Coach is 25-year pro Kevin Knight , who worked for major companies including WWE and NWA, battling countless Hall of Famers and Legends since 1996. He has experience in all aspects of sports, entertainment and marketing, and combines his knowledge into formulating a strategy for success. Semester length is 12-weeks, with small group classes 2 days a week. We offer wrestler, referee and manager training, whether it’s a hobby or your career aspiration. Classes cover basic holds, fundamentals, mat wrestling, character development and interview skills to help you reach maximum potential. You'll build self-confidence, learn discipline, feel energized and get into great shape. Top trainees wrestle at Live Events, and we assist you in making valuable industry connections. APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS : To be considered, you MUST be at least 18 years old, in good physical and mental health with no pre-existing medical conditions, and have a sports or fitness background . No previous wrestling experience required, but you must be an athlete and commit to weight-training and healthy-eating lifestyle. To apply for 12-Week Semester , submit application below if you meet ALL requirements . A decision will soon be made regarding your approval, and you will be notified by e-mail with tuition info and the link to make payment. To expedite the approval process after applying, please EMAIL US photos documenting your current physique and sports or fitness background, plus a short video telling us about yourself . IWF School Application First Name Last Name Email Phone Street Address State Birthday City Zip Code Height & Weight Select class interest * Required Wrestler Referee Manager Announcer Staff/Crew How did you find us? * Required Web Search Social Media Referral Attended Event Other Sports / Fitness Background Why do you want to have a career in wrestling? I certify I am physically & mentally fit, have no pre-existing conditions, and will provide Sports Physical / Doctor Clearance prior to participation I will email CampIWF@aol.com photos documenting my current physique and sports/fitness background after I apply Apply Now > Thanks for applying to IWF. We’ll get back to you soon. 60 IWF Graduates worked for WWE, NXT, AEW, IMPACT, NJPW, ROH & NWA with 15 signed : * Tasha Steelz joined IMPACT in 2020. * Fallah Bahh (Franciz in IWF) joined IMPACT in 2019. * Shawn Bennett joined WWE as a Referee in 2013. * Danilo Anfibio (Dangerous Dan McGuire in IWF) joined WWE as a Referee in 2013. * Kevin Crawley (Kev Kage in IWF) joined WWE Creative Services in 2012. * Dante Dash (Flex Freeman in IWF) joined WWE in 2011. * Angelina Pivarnick from MTV's Jersey Shore joined Impact in 2011. * Fahd Rakman (Fady The Arabian Bull in IWF) joined WWE in 2010. * Robert Stone/Robert Strauss (Robbie E. Eckos in IWF) joined Impact in 2010 & WWE in 2019. * Darren Young/Fred Rosser (Fred Sampson in IWF) joined WWE in 2009. * Rich Ross supervises WWE Program Operations for USA Network & NBC Universal since 2008. * Vladimir Kozlov joined WWE in 2005. * Dawn Marie had first-ever match at IWF in 2001 before joining WWE. TESTIMONIALS & ENDORSEMENTS : "Kevin Knight does a great job of training future stars of sports-entertainment. To make it in professional wrestling today is tough because there are no more minor leagues...this is why what Kevin does is the future of the sport. Kevin has the best facility and methods for training I have seen...I wish I had this when I started." - WWE Hall of Famer John Bradshaw Layfield (2009) “If you want the best school to become a professional wrestler, it’s all about the IWF. From learning how to wrestle, from learning how to do interviews. There have been many wrestlers who have had the door opened for them in the WWE, why, because they know what they are doing in the IWF. They give you the time and the training that you need. The number one school is the IWF, and I am a part of the IWF. I guarantee you, the students do learn.” - WWE Hall of Famer Tito Santana (2011) "IWF School continues to provide top-notch training necessary to become a successful professional wrestler. Desire comes from the heart and Kevin Knight is passionate about making sure these students are aware of the dedication you must possess…both mentally and physically…to work hard every day to improve in the ring as a performer." - WWE Hall of Famer Honky Tonk Man (2009) "IWF impresses me in many ways. Kevin Knight and everyone involved are constantly looking for ways to improve and help their students be the best. I enjoy doing clinics at IWF because I know the students are hungry and looking to better themselves. Kevin has taught these students the respect for the business and this is why I would recommend his people for extras and training partners for WWE Superstars." - Legendary WWE Head Coach Dr. Tom Prichard (2015) "Just wrestled for IWF in West Paterson, NJ, with old ring rival, now amigo, Tom Prichard, and had a great time. Anyone interested in becoming a wrestler in the area, this is the company. They have a great training facility and Tom Prichard, WWE head trainer at FCW in Tampa, frequents the school and does clinics. Check it out mates! The greatest training camp in the world." - WWE Hall of Famer Bushwhacker Luke (2011) "I've traveled all over the world countless times. I've been in every gymnasium and wrestling school...I've been everywhere. But now, I find the IWF and their training facility. Bar none, this is the finest training facility and wrestling camp that I have ever come across. A tremendous facility with all the potential to be world-class. I have attached myself to the Independent Wrestling Federation, to this facility, and to Kevin Knight, and I will make sure that we produce nothing but champions!" - WWE Legend Young Stallion Jim Powers (2010) "Tom Prichard (IWF School Guest Coach) can get it done. Wish I could go to IWF. Never too old to learn!" - WWE Hall of Famer Jake 'The Snake' Roberts (2016) "Everyone here is on the right track. Hopefully one day soon, I'll see some of you students in the big leagues." - WWE Legend & UFC Champion Ken Shamrock (2002) "Never forget where you came from. Salute to IWF School for giving me my first start." - WWE Superstar & IWF Graduate Darren Young (2018) "A proper start in pro wrestling is imperative. I am thankful for mine at IWF School." - WWE Referee & IWF Graduate Shawn Bennett (2020) "It was an honor to work (as a Guest Coach) here. Thanks for your hard work and dedication to pro wrestling. Guys like Kevin Knight don't come along very often. Kevin has run a top wrestling school for 20 years. Hope you get the respect you are due." - Legendary WWE & OVW Coach Rip Rogers (2017) "Thank you for everything, without you guys I would be lost." - WWE Diva & IWF School Graduate Dawn Marie (2001) "Camp IWF has a heck of a program. Kevin Knight is doing it right and these other fly-by-night schools should take an afternoon and see how it is supposed to be done." - Former ECW Champion & WWE Producer Steve Corino (2001) "Good luck with your school, it is one of the better places to learn today." - WWE & ECW Superstar Nunzio (2005) "I have been to Camp IWF and was quite shocked when I walked in the door. Kevin Knight runs a great operation. He has a great team of people. Everyone is helpful and nobody is full of themselves. It feels like family. Everyone brings something to the table." - WWE Superstar & World's Strongest Female Bodybuilder Nicole Bass (2002) "In 2000, I began training at IWF. The IWF is in a class of its own when it comes to safety, cleanliness and professionalism. When I first began training at the age of 18, I was unsure of what to expect. I was only 5'3" and not an incredible athlete. My parents were nervous that I was making the wrong decision. All of our concerns were relieved within the first day of training. Kevin Knight is not a fly-by-night "promoter" with a sketchy background. He's a college graduate who truly dedicates his life to the craft. And there aren't many wrestling organizations who provide the community service and philanthropy that the IWF does. The real proof of the school's ability, however, is in the results: at the time of this writing, (several) WWE and Impact stars laid the foundation of their of pro wrestling careers in the IWF. If you are looking for a first-class place to train, in a safe environment by true professionals, the IWF is the place for you." - WWE Creative Services Copywriter & IWF Graduate Kev Kage (2012) Did You Know ? Since 1999, students from 20 states trained with IWF from Alabama, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. Students traveled from 9 countries, including Canada, England, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Nigeria, Puerto Rico and USA. Previous IWF Wrestling Training Seminars with Hall of Famers & Legends : * WWE Hall of Famer Honky Tonk Man * WWE Hall of Famer Tito Santana * WWE Hall of Famer Bushwacker Luke * WWE Hall of Famer John Bradshaw Layfield * WWE Hall of Famer Ricky Steamboat * WWE Hall of Famer Cowboy Bob Orton * WWE Legend Dr. Tom Prichard * WWE Legend Young Stallion Jim Powers * WWE Legend B. Brian Blair * WWE & UFC Legend Ken Shamrock * WWE & OVW Coach Rip Rogers * WWE Superstar Darren Young * WWE Referee Shawn Bennett * WWE & ECW Superstar Stevie Richards * WWE & ECW Superstar Nunzio * WWE & ECW Superstar Dawn Marie * WWE & WCW Legend Chris Candido * ECW & NWA Legend Steve Corino * Legendary Coach Mike Hollow * Legendary Coach Les Thatcher

IWF Wrestling Hall of Famer Biggie Biggs. Biggie Biggs The Phat-Daddy lives by his motto..."Mo' pins equal mo' wins!" Biggie Biggs remains the fun-loving big-man for over 25 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 rap 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 continues to compete in other organizations 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 Class of 2017 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). Awards : Commissioner's Cup Tournament Winner 2005. IWF Wrestler of the Year 2002.

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

IWF Wrestling School Graduate and WWE Superstar Darren Young, known as BoneCrusher Fred Sampson and Fred Rosser in NWA. WWE Superstar Darren Young IWF Graduate Fred Rosser / Fred Sampson Darren Young (aka: Fred Rosser) signed with WWE in May 2009, appeared on NXT Season 1, joined Nexus on RAW, and was part of the Prime Time Players. Darren was inducted into IWF Hall of Fame Class of 2017 as part of the Federation's 20th Anniversary celebration. Darren Young, as BoneCrusher Fred Sampson, began training at IWF Wrestling School in September 2002, and graduated in May 2003. He is a former two-time IWF Heavyweight Champion, having become the youngest man to ever hold the belt on May 17, 2003. Won the 2004 IWF Tournament of Champions competition. Young is a 2003, 2004 and 2006 IWF Commissioner's Cup Tag Team Tournament winner, with three different partners. Prior to joining WWE, Darren appeared in Survivor Series football-themed commercial in Fall 2003, and served as a police detective in a segment with Eddie Guerrero on SmackDown in 2003. Appeared in WrestleMania XX from Madison Square Garden as a Druid for The Undertaker. Appeared on an October 2004 edition of Raw from Madison Square Garden as a security guard in a segment with Ric Flair, Batista and Randy Orton. Served as police officer for Kurt Angle to protect his Olympic Medal. Wrestled on a March 2005 edition of Velocity in a tag match against Bob Holly and Charlie Haas. Wrestled on WWE Heat in 2006 and 2007. Height : 6' 1" Weight : 241 lb. Hometown : Union, NJ Birthday : November 2 Debut : 2002 Finisher : "BoneCrusher Powerslam" Titles : IWF Heavyweight (2x) Awards : IWF Tournament of Champions 2004. Commissioner's Cup Tag Team Tournament 2003, 2004, 2006. IWF Wrestler of the Year 2003, 2005, 2007.

IWF Wrestling School Graduate and WWE NXT Superstar Robert Stone, known as Robbie E in TNA Impact, and Rob Eckos and Robert Strauss in IWF. 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 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