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IWF Wrestling School Graduate and WWE Superstar Darren Young, known as BoneCrusher Fred Sampson and Fred Rosser in NWA and NJPW | Independent Wrestling Federation 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) Trophies : Tournament of Champions 2004. Commissioner's Cup Tag Tournament 2003, 2004, 2006. Awards : Wrestler of the Year 2003, 2005 and 2007. Honors : Hall of Fame inductee 2017.

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

IWF Wrestling Live Event Results 2019 | Independent Wrestling Federation of New Jersey 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.

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

IWF Wrestling Live Event Results 2003 | Independent Wrestling Federation of New Jersey Results 2003 4th Annual Tournament of Champions (Day 2) December 28, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Quarterfinal: IWF Champion Fred Sampson def. Shane O'Brien to advance. Quarterfinal: Kevin Knight def. Travis Blake to advance. Quarterfinal: Roman def. Dan McGuire to advance. Quarterfinal: American Champion Brandon Young def. Shawn Donavan to advance. Non-Tournament : Aaron Stride def. Vik Voorhees. Non-Tournament : Jay Blaze & Sean Royal (w/ Alicia) def. Tony Torres & Chris Steeler (w/ Mike Winner) Fatal-Four-Way Final: Roman def. Fred Sampson, Kevin Knight & Brandon Young to win tournament. 4th Annual Tournament of Champions (Day 1) December 27, 2003, West Paterson, NJ (First Round): Travis Blake def. Tony Torres to advance. Shawn Donavan def. Jay Blaze to advance. American Champion Brandon Young def. Vik Voorhees to advance. Shane O'Brien def. Aaron Stride to advance. IWF Champion Fred Sampson def. CJ Summers to advance. Kevin Knight def. Sean Royal to advance Junior Champion Dan McGuire (w/ Kev Kage) def. Tommy Trouble (w/ Alicia) to advance. Roman def. Eloy Fiesta to advance. IWF Open House December 7, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Shane O'Brien def. Travis Blake. American Champion Brandon Young def. Shawn Donavan. IWF Champion Fred Sampson def. Roman by disqualification. Thanksgiving Thunder (Day 2) November 23, 2003, @ West Paterson, NJ Six-Man Tag: Biggie Biggs, Eloy Fiesta & Jay Blaze (w/ Alicia) def. Shane O'Brien, Erik Andretti & Dan McGuire Vik Voorhees (w/ Chris Steeler) def. Eddie Andrews. Aaron Stride (w/ Shayla) def. Tony Torres. Six-Man Tag: Roman, Kevin Knight & Shawn Donavan def. Fred Sampson, Brandon Young & Travis Blake Thanksgiving Thunder (Day 1) November 22, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Tag Team Champions Biggie Biggs & Eloy Fiesta def. Shane O'Brien & Erik Andretti Roman def. Travis Blake Junior Champion Dan McGuire def. Jay Blaze Brandon Young def. American Champion Shawn Donavan to win the title. Vik Voorhees, Tony Torres & Chris Steeler def. Aaron Stride, David Delgado & Sean Royal. IWF Champion Fred Sampson def. Kevin Knight to retain the title in a match that saw WWE's Dr. Tom Prichard serve as ref Evil Intentions Day 2 October 26, 2003, West Paterson, NJ CJ Summers (w/ Sienna Blaze) def. Travis Blake American Champion Shawn Donavan def. Brandon Young Aldo and Joey Sheer def. Vik Voorhees and Chris Steeler by disqualification IWF Champion Fred Sampson def. Kevin Knight by disqualification in BodyBuilding Posedown Junior Champion Dan McGuire def. Sean Royal Biggie Biggs and Eloy Fiesta def. Shane O'Brien and Erik Andretti to win Tag Team Titles Evil Intentions Day 1 October 25, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Travis Blake def. Erik Andretti Jay Blaze (w/ Alicia) def. Vik Voorhees Tony Torres def. Aaron Stride Biggie Biggs def. Shane O'Brien by disqualification after Erik Andretti attacked Biggs Junior Champion Dan McGuire def. Eddie Andrews IWF Champion Fred Sampson def. Brandon Young and Shawn Donavan in Triple Threat Fall Brawl Day 2 September 28, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Brandon Young def. Roman by disqualification. American Champion Shawn Donavan def. Greg Goodman Biggie Biggs def. Shane O'Brien in a Bunkhouse Match. Junior Champion Dan McGuire (w/ Kev Kage) def. Alicia (w/ Jay Blaze) IWF Champion Fred Sampson def. Pierce St. John in a Straight-Jacket Match Vik Voorhees and Chris Steeler def. Aldo and Joey Sheer (w/ Shayla). Kevin Knight vs. Travis Blake ruled a no-contest Kevin Knight, Roman and Shawn Donavan def. Fred Sampson, Brandon Young and Travis Blake Fall Brawl Day 1 September 27, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Junior Champion Dan McGuire def. Alicia, Jay Blaze and Dylan Black in a Fatal-Four-Way Kevin Knight def. Brandon Young after interference by Mikhail Verow. Tyler Mann def. Tony Torres. American Champion Shawn Donavan def. Travis Blake in a Lumberjack Match Aaron Stride def. Vik Voorhees. Tag Champions Shane O'Brien and Pierce St. John def. IWF Champion Fred Sampson and Biggie Biggs NWS & IWF August 27, 2003 Wildwood Boardwalk, Wildwood, NJ Kevin Knight defeated Brandon Young Roman defeated TNT NWS Champion Biggie Biggs defeated Travis Blake Hasheem Ali defeated Fred Sampson Fred Sampson & TNT defeated Roman & Hasheem Ali The Clown & Travis Blake defeated Kevin Knight & Brandon Young Retribution (Day 2) August 24, 2003, West Paterson, NJ American Champion Shawn Donavan def. Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) Biggie Biggs defeated TNT. Greg Goodman def. IWF Junior Champion Dan McGuire by disqualification. Kevin Knight & Roman (w/ Mikhail Verow) def. Brandon Young & Travis Blake. Tag Champions Shane O'Brien & Pierce St. John def. Tony Torres & Aldo (w/ Shayla). Main Event: IWF Champion Fred Sampson def. Tommy Trouble Retribution (Day 1) August 23, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Junior Champion Dan McGuire def. Jay Blaze Travis Blake def. IWF American Champion Shawn Donavan by count-out Roman def. Greg Goodman. Tag Team Champions Shane O'Brien & Pierce St. John def. Biggie Biggs & Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) IWF Champion Fred Sampson def. Tommy Trouble by disqualification Tyler Mann & Aaron Stride def. Nik Rage & Chris Steeler. Main Event: Kevin Knight (w/ Mikhail Verow) def. Brandon Young (w/ Dr. Hurtz). Summer Sizzler Day 2 July 20, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) def. Junior Champion Dan McGuire (w/ Nik Rage) by disqualification Roman def. CJ Summers American Champion Shawn Donavan def. Travis Blake Tag Team Champions Shane O'Brien & Pierce St. John def. Axis & Eloy Fiesta Tony Torres def. Jay Blaze IWF Champion Fred Sampson def. Kevin Knight, Brandon Young and Tommy Trouble in a Fatal Four Way Summer Sizzler Day 1 July 19, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Axis pinned Pierce St. John American Champion Shawn Donavan pinned Tyler Mann in a non-title match Travis Blake (w/ Dr. Hurtz) def. Roman (w/ Mikhail Verow) IWF Champion Fred Sampson def. Shane O'Brien Dylan Black & Greg Goodman (w/ Alicia) def. Junior Champion Dan McGuire & Nik Rage (w/ Kev Kage) Chris Steeler def. Aaron Stride Tommy Trouble def. Kevin Knight and Brandon Young in a Triple Threat Match Commissioner's Cup Tag Tournament (Day 2) June 29, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Semifinals: IWF Champion Fred Sampson & Hadrian def. American Champion Shawn Donavan & Tommy Trouble Semifinals: Tag Champions Shane O'Brien & Pierce St. John def. Biggie Biggs & Brandon Young Non-Tournament: Axis pinned Tony Torres Non-Tournament: Junior Champion Dan McGuire (w/ Kev Kage) def. Dylan Black, Travis Blake and Jay Blaze Non-Tournament : Roman pinned Kevin Knight Commissioner's Cup Final: Fred Sampson & Hadrian def. Shane O'Brien & Pierce St. John to win the Tournament Commissioner's Cup Tag Tournament (Day 1) June 28, 2003, West Paterson, NJ First-Round: Tag Champions Shane O'Brien & Pierce St. John def Eloy Fiesta & Axis (w/ Sabrina) First-Round: American Champion Shawn Donavan & Tommy Trouble def Dylan Black & Greg Goodman (w/ Alicia) Commissioner's Corner with AJ Sparxx: Former Tag Team Champions Dr. Hurtz and Mikhail Verow's attempt at reconciliation failed when Verow blind-sided Hurtz First-Round: Biggie Biggs & Brandon Young def Junior Champion Dan McGuire & Nik Rage First-Round: IWF Champion Fred Sampson & Hadrian (w/ Dr. Hurtz) def Kevin Knight & Roman (w/ Mikhail Verow) June 27, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Junior Champion Dan McGuire def Alicia Justin Casey pinned Pierce St. John Nik Rage & BPA Barry def Chris Maddux & Joey Sheer Biggie Biggs def American Champion Shawn Donavan by Disqualification Tony Torres & Shane Perry def Jay Blaze & Chris Steeler IWF Champion Fred Sampson def Roman (w/ Mikhail Verow) by Disqualification 6th Annual Reckless Abandon (Day 2) May 18, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Jamie Idol def Greg Goodman (w/ Sabrina) Pierce St. John def Brandon Young Dan McGuire def Junior Champion Dylan Black Travis Blake def Shane O'Brien Nik Rage & Dan McGuire def Shawn Moore & Johnny Toxic & Jay Blaze (w/ Alicia) in a Handicap Match American Champion Shawn Donavan def Axis IWF Champion Fred Sampson & Biggie Biggs (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) def Kevin Knight & Roman (w/ Mikhail Verow) 6th Annual Reckless Abandon (Day 1) May 17, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Axis def Dante Shane O'Brien & Pierce St. John def Tag Team Champions Brandon Young & Travis Blake to win the titles Junior Champion Dylan Black def Tommy Trouble in a Ladder Match American Champion Shawn Donavan def Eloy Fiesta Nik Rage & Dan McGuire def Shawn Moore & Greg Goodman Roman (w/ Mikhail Verow) def Biggie Biggs (w/ Dr. Hurtz) Fred Sampson def IWF Champion Kevin Knight to win the title May 10, 2003 West Paterson, NJ (Fundraiser for Little Falls Fire Department) Junior Champion Dylan Black def Dante to retain the title Pierce St. John def Tony Torres Nik Rage & Dan McGuire def Johnny Toxic & Jay Blaze Eloy Fiesta def American Champion Shawn Donavan by disqualification Shane O'Brien def Travis Blake BPA Barry def Tommy Trouble IWF Champion Kevin Knight & Roman def Fred Sampson & Brandon Young April Annihilation (Day 2) April 13, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Junior Champion Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) def Dan McGuire American Champion Shawn Donavan def Greg Goodman (w/ Sabrina) CJ Summers def Travis Blake IWF Champion Kevin Knight def Brandon Young Tommy Trouble (w/ Kev Kage) def Shawn Moore Pierce St. John & Shane O'Brien def Biggie Biggs & Erik Andretti and Axis & Dante in a Triple Threat Tag Fred Sampson def Roman April Annihilation (Day 1) April 12, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Brandon Young def Pierce St. John Jamie Idol def Greg Goodman Axis def Travis Blake Biggie Biggs def Shane O'Brien Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) def Junior Champion Tommy Trouble to win the title Shawn Donavan def American Champion Erik Andretti to win the title WWE's Dr. Tom Prichard & Fred Sampson def IWF Champion Kevin Knight & Roman April 11, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Axis def Johnny Toxic Angel def Jay Blaze Tony Torres def Nik Rage Fred Sampson def Kevin Knight in a Tug-of-War Challenge Tommy Trouble, Dan McGuire & Shane Perry def CJ & JC Maddox Pierce St. John & BPA Barry def Justin Casey & Chris Steeler Biggie Biggs def Shane O'Brien by disqualification March Madness Day 2 March 23, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Brandon Young, Travis Blake & Shawn Donavan def Pierce St. John, Shane O'Brien & Eloy Fiesta Fred Sampson def Mikhail Verow Biggie Biggs vs. Roman was declared a no contest after interference by Mikhail Verow IWF Champion Kevin Knight def Erik Andretti Fred Sampson won a 16-Man Rumble to become number one contender for IWF Title. (Order of elimination Dylan Black, Shawn Donavan, Shane O'Brien, Eloy Fiesta, Jay Blaze, Nik Rage, Axis, Johnny Toxic, Tommy Trouble, Brandon Young, Travis Blake, Pierce St. John, Biggie Biggs, Mikhail Verow, Roman) March Madness Day 1 March 22, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Mikhail Verow def Fred Sampson by disqualification Shawn Donavan def Eloy Fiesta Tag Team Champions Brandon Young & Travis Blake def Axis & Dante The Patriot (w/ Fred Sampson) def Roman (w/ Mikhail Verow) American Champion Erik Andretti def Pierce St. John to retain the title Dylan Black & Greg Goodman def Junior Champion Tommy Trouble & Dan McGuire Kevin Knight def IWF Champion Biggie Biggs in a No Disqualification Match to win title March 21, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Travis Blake pinned Jamie Idol American Champion Erik Andretti def Nik Rage Axis pinned Tony Torres (w/ Sabrina) Junior Champion Tommy Trouble & Dan McGuire (w/ Kev Kage) def Dylan Black & Alicia Pierce St. John, BPA Barry & Shane Perry def Shawn Moore, Jay Blaze & Angel Fred Sampson def Roman by disqualification after interference by Mikhail Verow February Fury (Day 2) February 23, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Fred Sampson pinned Pierce St. John Junior Champion Tommy Trouble (w/ Kev Kage) pinned Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) Shane O'Brien pinned Shawn Donavan Brandon Young & Travis Blake def IW Tag Champions Dante & Axis, and Erik Andretti & Kevin Knight in a Triple Threat to win titles Eloy Fiesta & Jamie Idol def Shawn Moore & Greg Goodman IWF Champion Biggie Biggs def Roman by disqualification February Fury (Day 1) February 22, 2003, West Paterson, NJ IWF Champion Biggie Biggs & Kevin Knight vs. Roman & Mikhail Verow was No Contest Fred Sampson pinned Eloy Fiesta Junior Champion Tommy Trouble (w/ Kev Kage) def Brandon Young (w/ Alicia) American Champion Erik Andretti (w/ AJ Sparxx) def Pierce St. John and Shawn Donavan in a Triple Threat Nik Rage & Dan McGuire def Johnny Toxic & Greg Goodman The Patriot (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) def Kevin Knight by disqualification after interference by Roman and Mikhail Verow February 21, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Shawn Donavan def Jamie Idol Pierce St. John pinned Tony Torres Dylan Black & Shawn Moore def Junior Champion Tommy Trouble & Dan McGuire (w/ Kev Kage) Travis Blake def Shane O'Brien by submission Nik Rage & BPA Barry def Johnny Toxic & Jay Blaze (w/ Sabrina) IWF Champion Biggie Biggs def Roman (w/ Mikhail Verow) & Erik Andretti in a Triple Threat Match. Winter Warfare (Part 2) January 26, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Fred Sampson & Dan McGuire def Eloy Fiesta & Nik Rage. American Champion Erik Andretti pinned Shawn Donavan to retain the title. Tag Team Champions Dante & Axis def Brandon Young & Travis Blake IWF Champion Biggie Biggs (w/ AJ Sparxx) pinned Shane O'Brien (w/ Pierce St. John) Tommy Trouble (w/ Kev Kage) pinned Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) in the tournament final to become Junior Champion Hadrian (w/ Mr. Mike Winner) pinned Roman Winter Warfare (Part 1) January 25, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Dylan Black (w/ Alicia) pinned Dante to advance to the final round of Junior Title Tournament Tommy Trouble (w/ Kev Kage) pinned Shawn Moore to advance to final round of Junior Title Tournament Fred Sampson pinned Axis. Roman & Mikhail Verow def Kevin Knight & Shawn Donavan in a Flag Match. Shane O'Brien def Brandon Young, Pierce St. John, Travis Blake and Eloy Fiesta in a 5-man Gauntlet Match Erik Andretti def American Champion Hadrian to win the title. The loss ends Hadrian's 11-month reign. January 24, 2003, West Paterson, NJ Axis pinned Fred Sampson. Dante pinned Johnny Toxic to advance to the semifinal round of Junior Title Tournament Jamie Idol pinned Alberto. Shawn Moore pinned Nik Rage to advance to the semifinal round of Junior Title Tournament Tommy Trouble pinned Greg Goodman to advance to the semifinal round of Junior Title Tournament Pierce St. John & BPA Barry def Dan McGuire & Angel (w/ Sabrina). IWF Champion Biggie Biggs def Roman by disqualification after interference by Mikhail Verow

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 Hall of Fame and Lifetime Achievement Award Winners | Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey IWF Hall of Fame AJ Sparxx - 2017 Barry Delaney - 2017 Biggie Biggs - 2017 Eloy Fiesta - 2019 Fred Rosser/Sampson - 2018 Hadrian - 2020 Mad Dawg Jenkins - 2017 Michael Cammett - 2021 Michael Travis Blake - 2017 Mike Winner - 2019 Richard Ross - 2017 Rik Ratchet - 2017 Roman Zachary - 2017 Shane O’Brien - 2017 Shawn Bennett - 2017 Shawn Donavan - 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award IWF Lifetime Achievement Award : Golden Boy Michael Cammett Community Service Award Community Service Award : Bert Baron : WRNJ Radio Dan Leon : Nutley Chamber of Commerce David LaGreca : Sirius XM Radio Michael Cammett : IWF Wrestling

IWF Wrestling Star Tommy Trouble from Yonkers, NY | Independent Wrestling Federation in New Jersey Tommy Trouble The Perfect Ten Tommy Trouble returned to the IWF as a Special Guest Referee during the 30th Anniversary Event on April 11, 2026, in Nutley, NJ. Trouble, from Yonkers, NY, is the first wrestler to capture the IWF Junior-Heavyweight Championship, a title he held on two separate occasions between 2003 and 2006. Trouble has also held numerous titles across the Northeast. He was voted IWF Wrestler of the Year by the fans in 2006. Trouble began training at IWF Wrestling School in November 2001 and graduated from the program in October 2002. Height : 5' 11" Weight : 185 pounds Hometown : Yonkers, NY Birthday : April 13 Debut : 2002 Finisher : The Troublemaker Titles : IWF Junior-Heavyweight (2x) Awards : Wrestler of the Year 2006 Honors : First Junior-Heavyweight Champion in IWF History.

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