List of independent wrestling promotions in the United States

This is a list of independent wrestling promotions in the United States, sorted by regional area, and lists both active and defunct "indy promotions" from the 1990s and 2000s. This list does not include pre-1980s regional territories or present-day promotions affiliated with the National Wrestling Alliance.

New England

Connecticut

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Pro Wrestling Academy CT	Cheshire	Josef Von Schmidt	2011	Yes
Defunct
Assault Championship Wrestling	Waterbury	Jason Knight	2000–2004	Yes	[1][2]
Connecticut Championship Wrestling	Milford	Joe LaChance	1999–2007	Yes	Paul Roma was commissioner for the promotion.
Defiant Pro Wrestling	Waterbury	Mike Milano	2004–2008	Yes	[1][3]
MXW Pro Wrestling	Waterbury	Joel Gertner	2004–2010	Yes	The company operates an office in New York, NY, however, the majority of their live events have been presented in Connecticut.
Power & Glory Wrestling	Fairfield	Vito Esparo	2007-2011	Yes	[4]
CTWE	Bethany	Joey Bricco	2008-2013	Yes
Real Warrior Entertainment	South Windsor	Craig Margelony	2013-2014	Yes

Maine

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
All Out Mayhem	Portland	Christian Redinger	2006-	Yes	Ran actively from 2006-2012 all over the state of Maine. Returned to do business starting in late 2015.
Global Independent Wrestling	Maine	Ryan Michaels	2008-	No
Independent Wrestling Entertainment	Brewer	Eric Lash	2009-	Yes
North Atlantic Wrestling Association	Buxton	Sonny Roselli	2002-	Yes
Top Quality Wrestling	Waterville	Joel Andre Bouchard	2008–	Yes	Runs events under the iNTERGALACTIC Wrestling banner.
Defunct
Eastern Wrestling Alliance	Portland	James St. Jean Bob Staples	1997–2008	Yes	Was the only active wrestling promotion in Maine during its six-year existence; later sold to a Massachusetts promoter and reclocated to Charlton.[1][3][5][6]
Pro Wrestling America Live	Waterville	Joshua James Duprey Joel Andre Bouchard	2007–2010	Yes
New Era Wrestling	Presque Isle	Jamie Long & Christopher Bomar	2010-2011	Yes
North Coast Wrestling Entertainment	Bangor	Neil Day Von Taggart	2011-2013	Yes

Massachusetts

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Big Time Wrestling	Reading	Terry Allen	2006-	Yes	Is a continuation of the original Big Time Wrestling under promoter Tony Santos in the 1950s and 60s.[7][8]
Chaotic Wrestling	North Andover	Jamie Jamitowski Killer Kowalski	2000-	Yes	[3][9][10]
Eastern Wrestling Alliance	Agawam	Jeremy Baron	2010-	Yes	The promotion was previously located in Maine from 1999 to 2008 until it was sold to a Massachusetts promoter and reclocated to Charlton. The promotion was reactivated in 2010.
Millennium Wrestling Federation	Melrose	Dan Mirade Neil Manolian John Cena Sr.	2001- 11-16-2013	Yes	[3][11][12]
New Age Old Tyme Wrestling	Hadley	Richard Blake	2008-2014	No
New England Championship Wrestling	Jamaica Plain	Sheldon Goldberg	2000–	Yes	[3][13][14][15]
New World Wrestling Xtreme	Blackstone	Paulie Gilmore	2003–	Yes	Formerly known as New World Wrestling from 2003 to 2009. Co-promoted events with NWA New England in 2004 and 2005.[3][16]
Northeast Championship Wrestling	Norwood	John C. Howard	1997-	Yes	[17]
Top Rope Promotions	Fall River	Steve Ricard	1984-	Yes	Formerly known as Yankee Pro Wrestling[3][5][18] from 1997 to 2004. Its wrestling school, The Lock-Up, is run by Matt Hyson.
UFO Wrestling	Boston	Randy Carey Pat Dillon	2008-	No
World Wrestling Stars	Rockland	Mike Sparta	1998-	Yes
Defunct
American Wrestling Federation	Lowell	Gordon Scozzari	1991–1992	No	[5][19]
Century Wrestling Alliance	Revere	Ellen Magliaro Tony Rumble	1989–2007	Yes	Formerly known as NWA New England from 1998 to 2007. Is the longest-running independent promotion under a single owner in New England.[1][5][18][20][21][22]
Elite Wrestling Alliance	Beverly	Donnie Deluca	1994–2001	Yes	Promoter later formed Primal Conflict Wrestling.[1][23]
International Wrestling Federation	Reading	Killer Kowalski	1979–1995	No	Associated with Kowalski's wrestling school, a number of his early students competed in the promotion such as Perry Saturn, Joanie Laurer (later to be known as Chyna) and Paul Levesque (now better known as Triple H); later relocated to Burlington, Vermont.[1][5][18][20][24]
International World Class Championship Wrestling	Boston	Joe Savoldi	1984–1996	No	Dominant independent promotion in New England during the 1980s; succeeded by Century Wrestling Alliance prior to its close in 1996.[1][5][20][25]
New England Wrestling Association	New Bedford	Joe Eugenio	1988–1994	No	[5]
South Coast Championship Wrestling	New Bedford	Steve Ricard	1999–2002	No	Formerly a sister promotion of Yankee Pro Wrestling; later sold to and re-branded Steve Ricard's Top Rope Promotions.[3][26]

New Hampshire

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
WAW	Manchester	?	1998-	Yes
New Hampshire Championship Wrestling	Manchester	Marc Schmottlach	2010-	Yes
Defunct
Front Row Wrestling	Rochester	Scott C. Despres	2003-2010	Yes	Announced a merger with NWA Liberty States Wrestling in Massachusetts.[27]
Ringside Wrestling	Nashua	Jeff Costa	1994–1998	No	Also known as World Independent Wrestling.[1][5]
All-Star Wrestling Association	Nashua	Jeff Costa	2002–2005	No	Succeeded by Front Row Wrestling in 2005.[28]
Wrestling Federation of America	Dover	Steve Bradley	2003–2004	Yes	[29]

Rhode Island

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Power League Wrestling	Pawtucket	Jack Martin Ralph Adams	1991-	Yes	Oldest independent wrestling promotion in Rhode Island.[3][5][30]
PWF Northeast	Providence	Matthew West Spencer Jawitz Rich Bastarache	2002–2005, 2011-2013	Yes	Sister promotion of the Premiere Wrestling Federation and PWF Mid-South.[3][31]
Showcase Pro Wrestling	Woonsocket	Chris Ireland	2007-	Yes	[32][33][34][35]
Defunct
New England Wrestling Alliance	Cranston	Rocco Dellasandro	1991–2004, 2010	Yes	Revived in 2010 for one final show and started a Hall of Fame[5][24][36]
Rhode Island Wrestling Alliance	Cranston	Alfred Traveiso, Jr. Chris Sanders	1995–2004	Yes	[1][3][5]

East Coast

Delaware

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Dynamite Championship Wrestling	Dover	Johnson Joshua	2003-	Yes	Originally known as Delaware Championship Wrestling.
East Coast Wrestling Association	Newark	Jim Kettner Mike Tartaglia[37]	1967-	Yes	Longest-running independent promotion in Delaware.[5][18][20][38]
First State Championship Wrestling	Dover	Shawn Hardy	2009-	Yes
Right Coast Pro	Newark	Lisa & JJ Johnston	2012-	Yes

Maryland

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Maryland Championship Wrestling	Baltimore	Dan McDevitt Dick Caricofe Dennis Whipwrecht	1998-2003; 2006-	Yes	Originally founded by Dan McDevitt and Mark Shrader in 1998, it went on hiatus for three years before resuming operations in 2006.[5][39]
National Wrestling League	Hagerstown	Dick Caricofe John Rambo	1988-	No	Also known as NWL/HoPWF in association with sister promotion House of Pain Wrestling Federation;[40] is the longest-running independent promotion in Maryland.[5][24][41]
Defunct
Mid-Eastern Wrestling Federation	Essex	Dennis Wippercht Tim Burke	1991–2004	Yes	[5][18][24][42]

New Jersey

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
American Championship Entertainment	Union City	Mike Morgan	2001-	Yes	[43]
Bodyslam Wrestling Organization	Elmwood Park	Glenn Ulrich	2005-	Yes	[44]
East Coast Professional Wrestling	Lake Hiawatha	Gino Caruso	1992-	Yes	[5][18][20]
Empire Wrestling Alliance	Jersey Shore	Ron Post	1997-	Yes	Closed in 2007, but resumed operations in almost two years later.[5][45]
Force One Pro Wrestling	Egg Harbor City	Tommy Cairo Phil Varlese Pat DiGiacomo James Pillman John Short	2006-	Yes
Independent Superstars of Professional Wrestling	Little Falls	Tommy Fierro	1999-	Yes	[5][46]
Independent Wrestling Federation	Woodland Park	Kevin Knight	1998-	Yes	[5][47]
Jersey All Pro Wrestling	Bayonne	Frank Iadeavia	1997-	Yes	[3][5][48][49]
Jersey Championship Wrestling	Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey	Ricky Otazu	2013-	Yes
Jersey Shore Championship Wrestling	Seaside Park, New Jersey	Frank Iadeavia	2011-	Yes
Pro Wrestling Syndicate	Rahway	Eric Tapout, Pat Buck	2007-	Yes
Jersey Shore Championship Wrestling	Seaside Park, New Jersey	Frank Iadeavia	2011-	Yes
New Jersey Championship Wrestling	Williamstown, NJ	The Honorable Marsh Edwards	2007 - ?????	Yes	"The Pine Baron" William Leads, Killer Ken, Steve Farley, Nasty Nick, The Bonsall Street Bomber, Ian "The Sheriff" Good, Pat Klien, Mike Acid and featuring "Diamond" Earl Scruggs
Pro Wrestling Syndicate	Rahway	Eric Tapout, Pat Buck	2007-	Yes
Tri-State Wrestling Alliance	Sewell, New Jersey	Mike Tartaglia	1998-	Yes	[37]
United Wrestling Alliance: Elite	Metuchen	Dave Swan	2011-	Yes	[5][18][20]
United Wrestling Coalition	Jobstown	Dave and Lois Thomas	1998-	Yes	First independent promotion invited to perform at Six Flags; one of the largest and most successful collectors for the "Toys for Tots" program.[5][50]
Women Superstars Uncensored	Lake Hiawatha	Sean Hansen	2007-	Yes
Defunct
American Wrestling Council	Iselin	AJ Sparxx	1997–1998	Yes	Merged with the Independent Wrestling Federation in 1998.[5][51]
Bloody Rage American Wrestling League (B.R.A.W.L)	Somerdale	Jersey Hurricane	1999–2003	Yes	[5][52]
Jersey Championship Wrestling	Hasbrouck Heights	JCW Productions	1999–2004	Yes	[3][53]
National Wrestling Federation	Bricktown	DC Drake	1986–1994	No	[5][54]
Phoenix Championship Wrestling	Toms River	Don Bucci	2001–2003	Yes	Promoted by the twin brother of Simon Dean, Donnie B, PCW was home to a number of future WWE stars, most notably, Mike Bucci.[55]
Stars & Stripes Championship Wrestling	Belleville	Carmine Sabia	1998–2005	Yes	[56]

New York

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Buffalo Championship Wrestling	Buffalo	Pasquale Maggorie	2002-2008; 2011-	Yes	Runs shows throughout the WNY area including Buffalo, Lackawanna, North Tonawanda, and Niagara Falls. Ran from 2002 until 2008 and then closed. Returned in 2011.
Create-A-Pro Wrestling	Hicksville	Brian Myers & Pat Buck	2014-	Yes
Empire State Wrestling	Niagara Falls	Brett Stymus	2002-	Yes	Promotion known as NWA-Empire from 2006-2008, and NEW-Niagara from 2008-2009. Ran as a subsidiary under the license of Maximum Force Wrestling Inc. from 2009 - 2011.[57]
Family Wrestling Entertainment	Manhattan	Jordan Schneider	2010-	Yes
House of Hardcore	Poughkeepsie	Tommy Dreamer	2012-	Yes
Fighting Spirit Wrestling	Brooklyn	Joel Maximo	2011-	Yes	Affiliated with the Ludus Wrestling School in Brooklyn.
In Your Face Wrestling	Capital Region	Ryan Williams Scott Weinbloom	2007-	Yes
Maximum Force Wrestling Inc.	Dunkirk	David Coia, Jr.	2000 – 2005, Dormant from 2006-2008, Restarted 2009 - present	Yes	Founded on 10/10/2000 by Russell M. Wheeler Jr., Jason Carnicelli, and Eric D. Wheeler. David Coia Jr. joined ownership group in 2002. From 2000 - 2005 operated in Auburn, NY at the Booker T. Washington Community Center, as well as Memorial Hall, in Cayuga New York. Had headquarters at Action Sports & Skate in Mattydale, NY for a short time during the winter of 2002-2003. Operations shut down in 2005 due to the bad market in the Finger Lakes Region. Since the restart 2009 it now operates from the historical Floral Hall at the Chautauqua County Fairgrounds, as well as the Gowanda Moose Lodge in Gowanda, NY, Silver Creek Central School in Silver Creek, NY and Brocton High School GYM, Brocton, NY.
New York Wrestling Connection	Hicksville	John Curse Mikey Whipwreck	2002-	Yes	[3]
Northeast Wrestling	Cornwall-on-Hudson	Michael O'Brien	1995-	Yes	[5][18][58][59]
Pier 6 Wrestling	Rochester	Adam Nowak	2008-	No	[60]
Squared Circle Wrestling	Syracuse	Josh Jeanneret	2006-	Yes
Upstate Pro Wrestling	Rochester, NY	Mike Rosario	2003-	Yes	Formerly NWA Upstate (2003-2009) and NWA New York (2009-2013).
Victory Pro Wrestling	Deer Park, New York	VPW Management	2005-	Yes	Running shows in the Deer Park Community Center, Deer Park, NY and at VFW Post 4927, Centereach, NY.
Warriors of Wrestling	Staten Island	Joe Bellini	2008-	Yes	[61]
World of Unpredictable Wrestling	Brooklyn	Johnny Rodz	1980-	Yes	Run by WWE Hall of Famer Johnny Rodz at the legendary Gleason's Gym in Brooklyn, New York.
Defunct
Ballpark Brawl Wrestling	Buffalo	Chris Hill	2003–2007	Yes	Held annual supercards at Dunn Tire Park and Frontier Field.
Elite Wrestling Federation	Schenectady		2001–2002	No	[3][62]
Hardcore Wrestling Alliance	Holbrook	Paul Lauria	1999–2000	No	[63]
Impact Championship Wrestling	Queens	Jac Saboth	2000–	Yes	Recently revived[64]

Pennsylvania

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
American Championship Pro Wrestling	Philadelphia	Chris Sutton	2005-	Yes	[65]
AWA WORLD-1 South	Pottstown	Steve Corino Rob Dimension Bryan Reigel	2001-	Yes	Formerly known as Premier Wrestling Federation, parent promotion of PWF Northeast and PWF Mid-South;[66] promotion changed its name to Pro Wrestling World-1 in 2004; merging with AWA Spinebuster to form AWA WORLD-1 South in 2006.[67][68]
CHIKARA	Allentown	Mike Quackenbush	2002-	Yes	[3]
Combat Zone Wrestling	Philadelphia	DJ Hyde	1999-	Yes	[5][69]
Dragon Gate USA	Philadelphia	Satoshi Oji Gabe Sapolsky	2009-	Yes	American affiliate of the Japanese puroresu organization Dragon Gate.
International Wrestling Cartel	Pittsburgh	Justin Plummer Norm Connors Kevin Kleinrock Steve O'Neill	2001-	Yes	[3][70]
Keystone Championship Wrestling LLC	Philadelphia	The Madd Man Kahreem	2013-	Yes
Keystone Pro Wrestling	Lancaster	William Brown	2012-	Yes	[71]
Legacy Wrestling	Hershey	Adam Loncar & Mike Bloomer	2015-	Yes	[72]
Pro Wrestling Entertainment	Mechanicsburg	Tiffani Monroe	2004-	Yes	Its training faciity is run by Johnny Graham.[3][73]
Pro Wrestling eXpress	McKeesport	Jim Miller	1994-	Yes	[74]
Ring of Honor	Bristol	Cary Silkin	2002-	Yes	[75][76]
Ultimate Wrestling Experience	Harrisburg	Travis Shirk	2010-	Yes	[77]
Vicious Outcast Wrestling	Connellsville	Bill Molnar	2012-	Yes
Women's Extreme Wrestling	Philadelphia	Dave Milan	2002-	Yes	Holds events at the former ECW Arena.
World Wide Wrestling Alliance	Hatfield	Dino Sanna	1981-	Yes	Bruno Sammartino served as the promotion's first commissioner.[5][20]
World Xtreme Wrestling	Allentown	Afa Anoa'i	1996-	Yes	Associated with Afa Anoa'i's Wild Samoan Pro Wrestling Training Center.[3][5][78]
Defunct
Allied Powers Wrestling Federation	Indiana	Chris Lash Ken Brewer, Jr.	1998-	Yes	[5][79]
Extreme Championship Wrestling	Philadelphia	Tod Gordon Paul Heyman	1992–2002	Yes	[5][13][18][20][24][36]
Extreme Rising	Philadelphia	Shane Douglas Kevin Kleinrock Steve O'Neill	2012-2014	Yes
Future Wrestling Alliance	Palo Alto	Smart Mark Video	1998–2002	Yes	[5][80]
Hardway Wrestling	Bethlehem	The Bad Crew	1998–2004	Yes	[81]
International Pro Wrestling	Harrisburg	Doug Flex Brick Bronsky	1997–2004	No	[5]
KAPOW!	Philadelphia		2002–2005	Yes	[82]
Keystone Championship Wrestling	Altoona	Ken Downs	2002–2009	Yes	[83]
Major League Wrestling	Philadelphia	Court Bauer	2002–2005	No	[84][85]
Pennsylvania Championship Wrestling	Reading	Blaine DeSantis	1995–2000	No	[5][18][86]
Pittsburgh Wrestling League	North Versailles		1999–2001	No	Merged with NWA East in 2001.[5][87]
Pro-Pain Pro Wrestling	Philadelphia	The Blue Meanie Jasmin St. Claire	2002–2005	Yes	Also known as 3PW; featured many former stars from Extreme Championship Wrestling following its close in 2001.[88][89]
Pro-Wrestling 3000	Limerick	Steve Corino Ryan Kavangh Reyes Nunez	2007–2009	Yes	Also known as 3KWrestling Fighting Athletes; merged with B4W to form Pro-Wrestling WORLD-1 in 2009.[90][91]
Pro Wrestling Unplugged	Philadelphia	Tod Gordon Johnny Kashmere	2004–2010	Yes	Promotion founded after Johnny Kashmere and Trent Acid left Combat Zone Wrestling in 2004. Kashmere closed the promotion after the death of longtime tag team partner Trent Acid.[3]
Steel City Wrestling	Pittsburgh	Norm Connors	1994–2000	No	Promotion closed after Conners entered the mortuary business; became promoter for the International Wrestling Cartel in 2001.[5][18][20][92]
Tri-State Wrestling Alliance	Philadelphia	Joel Goodhart	1989–1992	Yes	[5][93][94]

Midwest

Kansas

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Metro Pro Wrestling	Kansas City	Chris Gough	2010-present	Yes	Notable roster members and guests have included ACH, Christopher Daniels, Colt Cabana, Gene Okerlund, Jim Cornette, Rhyno, and Stevie Richards

Illinois

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
All American Wrestling	Berwyn	Jim Lynam and Danny Daniels	2004-	Yes
All American Pro Wrestling	Marion	Sean Chambers	2006-2012	Yes	[95][96]
Chaos Pro Wrestling	Metropolis	Sean Ditterline Ron Zaragossa	2002-10 2012-	Yes	[97]
DREAMWAVE Wrestling	LaSalle	DREAMWAVE Entertainment, LLC	2009-	Yes
Pro Wrestling Collision	Carbondale	Chris Hagstrom	2013-	Yes	[98]
Rebellious Wrestling Federation	Ashton, Illinois & Sterling, Illinois	Sean David	2009-	Yes
Shimmer Women Athletes	Berwyn	Dave Prazak Allison Danger	2005-	Yes	[99]
Pro Championship Wrestling	Midlothian	Rick Knight	2001-2014	Yes
Defunct
American Wrestling Federation	Chicago	Paul Alperstein	1994–1996	No	Tito Santana and Sgt. Slaughter were bookers for the promotion.[5][100]
Powerhouse Championship Wrestling	LaSalle	Tim Lyle	1993–2008	Yes	[5][101]
Windy City Pro Wrestling	Chicago	Sam DeCero	1988-2010	Yes	[5][13][18][20]

Indiana

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
New Wave Pro Wrestling	Terre Haute	Mykie Guess	2013-	Yes
Championship Wrestling Alliance	Richmond	Kaidyn Kross	200? -	[No]	[102]
EMERGE Wrestling	Columbus	Dave Dynasty	2015 -	Yes
Frontier Elite Wrestling	Indianapolis	Dustin Dyson	2002-	Yes
Hoosier Pro Wrestling	Columbus	Jerry Wilson	1998-	Yes	[103]
IWA Mid-South	Clarksville	Ian Rotten	1996-	[3][5][104][105]
Insanity Pro Wrestling	Indianapolis	Greg Carey and Dave Lawson	2001-
Infinity Pro Wrestling	Bloomington		2010-	Yes
Kentuckiana Diehard Wrestling	Memphis	Danny Walker	2015-	Yes
Main Event Championship Wrestling	Evansville	Jason Daniel	2009-	Yes
Michiana Championship Wrestling	Goshen	Jeremy Parson	2008-	Yes	Has co-promoted charity events with NWA Underground.[106]
New Era Wrestling	Shelbyville	Michael Lovitt	2001-	Yes
NWA SUPREME WRESTLING	Madison	Shawn Sands	2013-		Originally known as Supreme Championship Wrestling. Now resurrected as American Wrestling All-Stars Supreme.
The Female Wrestling Channel	Lafayette	Johnny Ringo	2012-	Yes	Real female competitive mat wrestling with an unpredictable story due to the match outcomes being real.
Wild Championship Wrestling Outlaws	Indianapolis	Don Basher	1995-	Yes	[3][5][107]
XCW Mid-West Championship Wrestling	New Albany	Joseph Minton	2014-2015	No
IWX Indie Wrestling Xtreme	Scottsburg, Austin	Shawn"Spider Murphy" Kendall and Loretta Kendall	2011	Yes
Defunct
International Association of Wrestling	Mishawaka	Brian Costello	1992–2005	Yes	[20][108]
Main Event Championship Wrestling	Evansville	John Collins	2001	No	Former ECW star The Sandman was head booker for the promotion.[109][110]
New Wave Championship Wrestling	Evansville	John Collins	2001–2002	Yes	[111]
Pro Wrestling International	Indianapolis	Diamond Dan	1994–1998	Yes	Dallas Parker and R.D. Reynolds were bookers for the promotion; became inactive after 1998 but still holds occasional shows.[5][18][20]
Ringside Wrestling Federation	Indianapolis	Don White	2003–2007	Yes
Supreme Championship Wrestling	Madison	Matt Bickers	1997-2010	Yes	[112]

Iowa

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
3XWrestling	Des Moines, Iowa	Todd Countryman	2006-	Yes	Past Guests: Billy Gunn, Frank Kazarian, Jerry Lynn, Tyler Black (Seth Rollins), Bobby Eaton, Adam Pearce, Malia Hosaka, Molly Holly, Perry Saturn, Zac Gowen, Shawn Daivari, Sonjay Dutt
Pro Wrestling Phoenix	Council Bluffs, Iowa	Chris Havius	2005-	Yes
Magnum Pro Wrestling	Council Bluffs, Iowa	Jaysin Strife	2010-	Yes
Scott County Wrestling	Walcott, Iowa		2003-
Impact Pro Wrestling	Des Moines, Iowa	Troy Peterson	2001-	Yes	Past Guests: Jim Ross, Mick Foley, Terry Funk, Edge, Gerry Brisco

Michigan

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
All-World Wrestling League	Williamston	Ed Farhat Jr.	2004-	Yes	[113]
Apex Pro Wrestling	Chesterfield		2014-	Yes
CLASH Wrestling	Taylor	Keith Libra and Tim Brownlee	2008-	Yes	[114]
Detroit Style Wrestling	Wyandotte	Jonathan Nichols	2008-	Yes
Juggalo Championship Wrestling	Detroit	Shaggy 2 Dope Violent J	1999-	Yes	[115]
Metro Pro Wrestling	Southgate	John Adkins	2002-	[No]
Pro Wrestling All-Stars of Detroit	Melvindale	Anthony Rivera	2005-	[No]
Pure Pro Wrestling	Flint	Xavier Justice	2006-	Yes
Ultimate Championship Wrestling	Bay City	Commissioner Greene	2002- UPW Pro Wrestling	Escanaba	Peter B. Beautiful	1999-	Yes
Takedown Wrestling Alliance	Garden City	Keith Calhoun	2009-	Yes
Xtreme Intense Championship Wrestling	Detroit	Malcolm Monroe II	2000-	Yes
Defunct
Championship Wrestling Federation	Warren	Dave St. Onge Thomas LaPeer Art Marshall	1996–1997	No	[5][116]
International Wrestling Revolution	Detroit	Josh Movado Bubba Mackenzie	2002–2007	Yes	Commonly known as IWR Revolucha Wrestling, it is one of the few lucha libre promotions in the United States and the only one operating in Midwest.[3][117]
International Ring Of Grapplers	Lansing	Rigoberto Flores Chaz Brackx Ricky Pannell Jr.	2011-2015	Yes	[118][119]
Maximum Pro Wrestling	Livonia	Scott D'Amore Allan Young	2002–2003	Yes	Merged with Canadian promotion Border City Wrestling.[120]
Midwest Pro Wrestling Alliance	Monroe	Brian Shotwell Johnny Carruba	2009-2015	Yes
Midwest Territorial Wrestling	Dearborn	Gary Woronchak	1994–1995	No	[5][13][20][36][121]
Motor City Wrestling	Warren	Kurt Schneider	1981–2000	No	[5][13][18][20][36]
TWX Wrestling	Flint	Shawn Grugel Gordon Harris	2009-2010	No
Xtreme Wrestling Federation	Dearborn	Art Marshall	2001–2002	No	[122]

Minnesota

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
F1rst Wrestling	Minneapolis	Arik Cannon	2007-	Yes
Heavy on Wrestling	Duluth	David Sabick and Jon Wolford	2008-	Yes	Heavy on Wrestling features the widest variety of industry icons from all generations, up and coming stars, and a pay per view like atmosphere; Heavy on Wrestling currently has one champion aptly called the Undisputed Championship which is held by Sheik Ariya Daivari. A women's version of the championship will be unveiled at "Legendary" (Heavy on Wrestling's premier event) on August 23, 2014. Ric Flair, Terry Funk, Mick Foley, Booker T, Roddy Piper, Scott Steiner, Rick Steiner, Matt Hardy, Jake Roberts, Sean Waltman, Jerry Lynn, Sabu, Mr. Anderson, Lance Hoyt, Hardcore Holly, Trevor Murdoch, among numerous other industry names have all been involved with Heavy on Wrestling within the last 18 months (as of August 2014).
Steel Domain Wrestling	Lakeville	Ed Hellier	1998–	Yes	Originally known as St. Paul Championship Wrestling until 2001; CM Punk, Ace Steel, Adam Pearce, Colt Cabana, Bam Neely, Ken Anderson, ODB, all have wrestled in SDW. Steel Domain Wrestling is the longest running promotion in Minnesota second only to Verne Gagne's AWA.
Midwest Pro Wrestling	Minneapolis	Eddie Sharkey	1999–2007	Yes	[3][5]
Northern Premier Wrestling	Gibbon	J.B. Trask	1994–1999	No	[5][24]
Prime Time Wrestling Inc.	Bloomington	Gregory McDonald	2011-	Yes	Lenny Lane and Gregory McDonald came together to bring storyline wrestling back to Minnesota. After the AWA folded in 1991 the Twin Cities has been missing story-lines and characters. Minnesota boasting the best wrestlers in the nation, and an enthusiastic fan base made it an easy project. PTW runs on the last Friday of the month, every month September - May.
Pro Wrestling Battleground	St. Paul	Unknown	2007-	No
Pro Wrestling America	Minneapolis	Eddie Sharkey	1985–1998	No	[5][24][123][124]

French Lake Wrestling Alliance French Lake Sterling Noland 1991 No

Missouri

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
World League Wrestling	Eldon	Harley Race	1999-	Yes	Associated with the Harley Race Wrestling Academy; formerly affiliated with the National Wrestling Alliance.[3][5][125]
Kansas City Xtreme Wrestling	Rayown	Jordan 'Smiley' Rogers	2013-	Yes	Closely associated with the Xtreme Wrestling Center
Defunct
Midwest Renegade Wrestling	St. Louis	Mike Rogers Ty Dalton	1996–2000	No	Promotion was revived as NWA Central States in 2004.[5]

North Dakota

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Northern Outlaw Wrestling	Minot	Mark Holter	2008-2014	Yes

Ohio

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Attitude Wrestling Federation	Zanesville	Dustin Taylor	2008-	No	[3]
Dynamic Championship Wrestling	Piqua	Jim Hutchinson/Tommy Blaze	2003-	[No]
Heartland Wrestling Association	Cincinnati	Cody Hawk/Jack Kimble?Chad Dillefeld	1996-	Yes	Founded by Les Thatcher.[3][5][126][127]
International Wrestling Association	Niles	Pete Lucic	1990-	Yes	[5][20]
Legends of the Squared Circle	Monroe	Chris Ledbetter and Big T	????-	[No]
Main Event Wrestling	Sidney	Travis Robinson Tyler Robinson	2013-	Yes
Mega Championship Wrestling	Elyria	Jeff Traxler	1999-	Yes
Northern Wrestling Federation	Cincinnati	Johnny Diamond Roger Ruffen	1998-	Yes
Northwest Ohio Wrestling	Toledo	Robert Lopez	2015-	Yes
Ohio Championship Wrestling	Coshocton	Jeff Lanham	2004-	Yes	[3]
Rockstar Pro Wrestling	Dayton	Jake Crist	2012-	Yes
WAR OHIO	Lima	Thomas Williams	2003-	Yes
Defunct
Global Wrestling Association	Lima	Al Snow	1993–1999	No	Associated with Al Snow's Bodyslammer's Gym; promotion folded shortly after being sold to a Cleveland businessman in 1999.[18][20][128]
New Era Pro Wrestling	Painesville	Eddie Edwards	2001–2007	Yes	[3][129]
Outlaws of Championship Wrestling	Cleveland	William Rabbits Paul Michalski Frank Urankar II	1999–2002	Yes	[130]
World Wide Wrestling Alliance	Columbus	Richard Arpin Dave Nelson	2004–2005	No	Originally known as NWA Ohio.[131]

Wisconsin

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Brew City Wrestling	West Allis	Frankie DeFalco	2004-	Yes	Affiliated with both AWA Superstars and the National Wrestling Alliance.[132][133]
Great Lakes Championship Wrestling	Milwaukee	David Herro	1997-	Yes	[5]
Janesville Wrestling Alliance	Janesville	Jacob Sailing	2011-	Yes	[134]
Wicked F'n Wrestling	Lake Geneva	MoFoley	2010-	Yes
Wisconsin Professional Wrestling	De Pere	Ron Paprocki	1998	Yes
Under The Lights Entertainment	Northeast Wisconsin	Ryan Leisman	2014-	Yes
Defunct
Mid-American Wrestling	Milwaukee	Carmine DeSpirito	1992–2007	Yes	[5][135]

Southeast

Florida

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Enigma Pro Wrestling	Lake Worth	Darrian Dority	2012-		Florida's very own Professional Wrestling company, producing live episodic events monthly in South Florida. Live worldwide broadcast on the Enigma Pro Wrestling "On Demand Network." Website: www.enigmaprowrestling.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/enigmaprowrestling Twitter: www.twitter.com/enigmawrestling Instagram: www.instagram/enigmaprowrestling
IGNITE Wrestling	Vero Beach	Kim Artlip	2015-	Yes	IGNITE Wrestling is a Professional Wrestling Company based out of Florida, traveling across the state to entertain hundreds of its fans. We are bringing our brand of indy wrestling to the world via our streaming video network. Website: www.enigmaprowrestling.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/ignitewrestling Twitter: www.twitter.com/ignitewrestling Instagram: www.instagram/ignitewrestling
Nova Pro Wrestling	Orlando	Timothy Gilbert, Eric Child	2015-	Yes
Coastal Championship Wrestling	Coral Springs	Bruno Sassi	2004-	Yes	Associated with Jimmy Snuka's Bodyslam University and the Team 3D Wrestling Academy.
Combat Sport Pro	Pensacola/Milton	Behemoth Entertainment	2014-	Yes
Culture Shock Wrestling	Mossy Head	James Rimmer	2001-	Yes	rebranded from Hardcore Pro Wrestling (1996-2000).
NXT	Orlando	WWE	2012-	Yes	Developmental territory for World Wrestling Entertainment.
Manor Professional Wrestling Dinner Theater	Kissimmee	Bryan Smith	2012-	Yes
Florida Pro Wrestling	Sarasota	Brian Gould	2011-	Yes
Full Impact Pro	Largo	Sal Hamaoui	2004-	Yes	Sister promotion of Ring of Honor from 2003 to 2009; talent exchange agreement with Dragon Gate USA.[136][137]
I Believe in Wrestling	Orlando	Chasyn Rance	2008-	Yes
Independent Championship Wrestling	Miami	Jorge Portuondo	2008-	Yes
Shine Wrestling	Tampa	Sal Hamaoui	2012-	Yes	Sister promotion of Shimmer Women Athletes. Runs events regularly on internet pay-per-view at WWNLive.com.
USA Xtreme Pro Wrestling	Orlando	Frank Goodman	1996-	Yes	Known as USA Pro Wrestling from 1996 to 2005; relocated from New York in 2007.[138]
Florida Hardcore Wrestling	Mangonia Park, Florida	Kipp Christianson,Anderson INC.	2014-	Yes
NWA Florida Underground	Orlando	Dontay Brown	2008-	Yes	[5][18]
Un-named Promotion Coming Soon	Winter Haven	TBA	2016?	No	An exciting new wrestling promotion is coming to Winter Haven! More details will be provided soon!
Defunct
Florida Wrestling Alliance	Tampa	Cliff Anderson	1998–2004	No	[5][20]
New Era Wrestling	Fort Myers, Florida	Dustin Marler, Craig Stokes, Bruce Stokes	2009-2014
Florida Wrestling Federation	Winter Haven	Alan Hardimon	1992–2002	No	[5][20]
Future of Wrestling	Fort Lauderdale	Bobby Rogers	1998–2003	Yes	Associated with Rusty Brooks' School of Hard Knocks.[5][139]
Hardkore Championship Wrestling	Hollywood	Nick Mayberry	2002-2007	Yes	[140]
Independent Professional Wrestling	Davie	Ron Niemi Mike Pescina	1998–2003	Yes	Promotion merged with NWA Florida in 2003.[5][141]
International Championship Wrestling Association	Tampa	Square Circle Promotions	1992–1996	No	[5][20]
Southern Championship Wrestling Florida	DeBary		2003–2007	Yes	[3][142]
Sunray Pro Wrestling	Melbourne	Joe Price	2003–2004	Yes	Formerly known as NWA Florida.[143]
Xcitement Wrestling Federation	Orlando	Jimmy Hart	2001–2005	Yes	Events filmed at Universal Studios Florida; co-promoted events with the World Wrestling Council.[109][144][145]

Georgia

Name	Location	Owners	Years Active	Website	Information
Active
Atlanta Wrestling Entertainment	Atlanta, Georgia	Joshua Von Wheeler	2013-	http://atlantawrestlingentertainment.com/	Current champion: Jimmy Rave[146]
Defunct
Appalachian Championship Wrestling	Ellijay	Kevin Hensley	2010-2012	Yes
Deep South Wrestling	McDonough	Jody Hamilton	2005–2007	No	WWE developmental territory from 2005 to 2007.[147][148]
Great Championship Wrestling	Columbus	Jerry Oates	2004-2010	No	Formerly known as Georgia Championship Wrestling from 2004 to 2005; sister promotion of NWA Wildside.[149][150]
National Championship Wrestling	Cornelia	Steve Martin	1997–1999	No	Merged with NWA Georgia to form NWA Wildside.[5][151]
National Wrestling Federation	Dalton		2000–2003	No	Originally known as United States Championship Wrestling until 2002.[152]
North Georgia Wrestling Alliance	Forest Park	Sam Kent	1994–1997	No	Also known as the North Georgia Wrestling Association; promotion was a developmental territory for World Championship Wrestling during the early-1990s.[5][20][153]
Spinebuster Championship Wrestling	Valdosta		2004–2005	Yes	[154][155]
Turnbuckle Championship Wrestling	Marietta	Dusty Rhodes	2000–2003	Yes	Featured many former stars from World Championship Wrestling following its close in 2001.[156]
War Zone Wrestling Alliance	Gainesville		1997–1998	No	Formerly known as the Great American Wrestling Alliance.[5][157]

Kentucky

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Bluegrass Championship Wrestling	Paintsville	Kenneth and Lisa Cantrell	2008–present	[No]	Small company based out of Paintsville, Kentucky.
Ohio Valley Wrestling	Louisville	Danny Davis	1998-	Yes	Affiliated with the National Werstling Alliance from 1998 to 2000 and a WWE developmental territory from 2000 to 2008; also has an affiliate promotion, Derby City Wrestling, which it used to train students as its wrestling facility.[5][158][159]
Kentucky Zone Wrestling	Somerset	Dennis Spradlin	2000's-	[No]	Small company based out of Somerset, Kentucky.
Wildcat Championship Wrestling	Lawrenceburg	Bobby Helton	2000's-	Yes	Small company based out of Lawrenceburg, Kentucky.
Prime Time Wrestling	Paris	Larry Jones and Daryl Kelly	2000's-	[No]	Small company based out of northern Kentucky.
Traditional Southern Wrestling	Corbin	Myke Murphy	2000's-	[No]	Small company based out of Corbin, Kentucky.
Defunct
PWF Mid-South	Kentucky		2001–2002	No	Affiliated with Premier Wrestling Alliance and PWF Northeast.[160]
Tri-State Wrestling	Kentucky	Jeff Libolt	2000–2003	No	Originally founded by "White Lion" Jim Tanner and "Bad Religion" Maxx Burton; promotion bought by NWA Championship Wrestling in 2003.[161]
USA Main Event Wrestling	Jamestown	Dale Mann Mike Mann	1997–2000	No	[5][18]

North Carolina

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Allied Independent Wrestling Federations	Mt. Airy, North Carolina	Dean Puckett, Tim Dolan	1992-	Yes	A Sanctioning body, Also known as AIWF Wrestling.[5][18]
CWF-Mid Atlantic Wrestling	Burlington	Danny Wenkel	2000-	Yes	Also known as the Carolina Wrestling Federation; affiliated with AWA Superstars from 2005 until 2007, and Pro Wrestling International since 2009.[3][5][162][163]
East Coast Pro Wrestling - North Carolina	Thomasville	Joe Long/Jeff Barbrey	1998-		Relaunched under a management group in 2013. Member of Pro Wrestling International
OMEGA Championship Wrestling	Cameron	Matt Hardy Jeff Hardy	1997–1999 2013-	Yes	Promotion closed when Matt and Jeff Hardy joined the World Wrestling Federation, later reopened
Premiere Wrestling Xperience	Charlotte	Brian Kanabroski (Kanabrewski)	2003-	Yes	Also known as PWX Wrestling.
Sudden Thrill Wrestling	Clyde	Marty Nelson	2009-	Yes	Formerly known as Asheville Thrill Wrestling and Anarchy Wrestling.
Pure Pro Wrestling	Pelham	Jimi Love	2008-	Yes	Jimi Love has over 20 years of experience in Professional Wrestling & has worked with legends such as Ricky Morton, Boogie Woogie Man "Handsome" Jimmy Valiant, Road Warrior Animal, The Barbarian, Jerry "The King" Lawler, Shane Douglas, Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake, Jimmy Hart & more!
Danger Zone Wrestling	Aberdeen		2013-	Yes
United Professional Wrestling Association	Wilmington	Donald Brower	2005-	Yes
Defunct
Atlantic Coast Championship Wrestling	Wilmington	Dave Renegade	2000–2002	Yes
Great American Wrestling Federation	Asheville	Bill Hagan	1996–1999	No	[5][18]
Pro Wrestling Federation	Charlotte	Gary Quartanelli	1990–1999	No	[5][18][20][164]
South Atlantic Pro Wrestling	Winston-Salem	Paul Jones Frank Dusek	1990–1992	No	Originally founded as North American Wrestling Association by George Scott, John Ringley and Mike Lamberth.[5][165]
South Eastern Wrestling Alliance	Sylva		1991–1997	No	[166]
Southern Championship Wrestling	Durham	Jack Cates	1994–2004	Yes	[5][20][167]
Independent Championship Wrestling	Wilmington	Marcus Watkins (Marc Ash)	1989-	Yes	Also known as ICW Pro Wrestling.
Power Pro Wrestling	Sanford	Dick Foley	2006-2012	Yes
Squared Circle Wrestling Alliance	Eden	Mark Cates Founder: Robert Stanley	2003-	Yes	Also known as SCWA Wrestling and owner of SCWA MindShock TV. Subject of N24 reality television show in Germany in 2010.[168]

South Carolina

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
SCW Entertainment	Greenwood, South Carolina	Brandon Lawton	2011-	Yes	[169]
Defunct
C4W Xplosive Wrestling	Myrtle Beach	AC Collins	2010 - 2015	No	A.I.W.F member and the Coastal area's ONLY Local Pro Wrestling company and school.
Coastal Championship Wrestling	Myrtle Beach	Robert Hochman	2003–2005	Yes	[170]

Tennessee

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
SAW Wrestling	Nashville	Roni Rroggies Mikey Dugger	2009-	Yes	Known as Showtime All-Star Wrestling
Just Plain Wrestling	Millington	Chris Thigpen	2004-	Yes	[171]
Pride Pro Wrestling	Cookeville	Toby Farley	2012	Yes
Showtime All-Star Wrestling	Millersville	T.J. Weatherby	2006	Yes	Originally known as Southern All-Star Wrestling until 2008.
Southern States Wrestling	Kingsport	Beau James	1991-	Yes	Formerly known as NWA Championship Wrestling.[3][5][18][20][172]
New Breed Pro Wrestling Entertainment	Humboldt	James Mea	2014-	Yes	[5][173][174]
Tennessee Independent Wrestling Federation	Trenton	Randy Byrd	1991-	Yes	[5][174][175]
Tennessee Xtreme Wrestling	Knoxville	Jerry and Preston Tipton	2007-	Yes
United States Wrestling Organization	Springfield	Tony Falk	2001-	Yes	[3][176]
ERA Wrestling	Wartburg	Daniel Terry & Jon Diamond	2008-	Yes
Defunct
Appalachian Mountain Wrestling	Elizabethton	Allen Jarnagan Brian Smith	1998–1999	No	Formerly known as the Southern Wrestling Alliance.[5][177]
Crossfire Wrestling	Nashville	Marcus Pastorius	2010-2013	Yes	Also known as Crossfire Entertainment LLC. Shane Douglas served as Director of Operations.
Memphis Championship Wrestling	Memphis	Terry Golden	2000–2001	No	WWE developmental territory from 2000 to 2001; revived as Memphis Wrestling in 2003.[178]
Memphis Power Pro Wrestling	Memphis	Randy Hales	1998–2004	No	Merged with Memphis Championship Wrestling in 2001, but left two months later.[179]
Music City Wrestling	Memphis	Bert Prentice Bill Behrens	1997-	No	There were two groups which ran under the MCW name. MCW Tennessee was run by Bert Prentice while the second, MCW Georgia, was operated by Bill Behrens and affiliated with World Wrestling Entertainment.[5][180]
New Blood Wrestling	Dyersburg	Sir Mo	2006–2009	Yes	[181]
New Breed Championship Wrestling	Brownsville	James Mea	1996–2002	No	[182]
Real Wrestling Federation	Memphis		2001–2003	Yes	Events held at the Raleigh Springs Mall.[3][183]
Smoky Mountain Wrestling	Knoxville	Jim Cornette	1991–1995	No	[5][36][184][185]
TAJJ Championship Wrestling	Memphis	Adam Dunn	1997–2004	Yes
United States Wrestling Association	Memphis	Jerry Jarrett Jerry Lawler	1988–1997	No	Promotion formed when regional promotions the Continental Wrestling Association and the Dallas-based World Class Wrestling Association merged in 1989.[5][18][20][24][186][187]
USA Championship Wrestling	Nashville	Bert Prentice	2001–2003	No	Originally affiliated with the National Wrestling Alliance, but left in 2002; events held at the Nashville Fairgrounds.[188]

Virginia

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Awesome Wrestling Entertainment	Waynesboro	Marvin Ward	2011-	Yes
Ground Xero Wrestling	Richmond	Dave Cullen	2006-	Yes
Vanguard Championship Wrestling	Smithfield	Ronald Nowel Travis Bradshaw	1996-	Yes	Formerly known as Virginia Championship Wrestling and affiliated with the National Wrestling Alliance.[3][5][189]
Defunct
Independent Professional Wrestling Alliance	Arlington	Kevin Carson Cueball Carmichael	1995–1999	Yes	Also known as the Independent Pro Wrestling Alliance.[5][5][18][190]
Mid-Atlantic Wrestling Alliance	Edinburg	Doug Ward	1995–1997	No	[5][18][20]
United Wrestling Federation	Richmond	Hermie Sadler Earl Hebner Dave Hebner	2005–2009	No	Formerly associated with TNA.

West Virginia

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
BDW Black Diamond Wrestling	Wheeling	Rikk Diamond	2003-	Yes	[5][191]
all star wrestling wv	Madison,wv	Gary Damron	2007–present	http://www.aswwrestling.com
Kanawha Valley Wrestling	Southside,wv	Brad Litchfield	2013–present	https://www.facebook.com/KanawhaValleyWrestlingAssociation
XMCW	Xtreme Maximum Championship Wrestling in Cross Lanes, WV and Falls View, WV	Brandon Ashworth	2001-2011,2014–present	http://www.facebook.com/4xmcw
Championship Pro Wrestling	Martinsburg	Jamie Cave	1997-	Yes	[5][192]
Mason-Dixon Wrestling	Nutter Fort	Jim Hawkins	1997-	Yes	[5][193]
IWA East Coast	Dunbar	Mad Man Pondo	2004-	Yes	Affiliated with the Independent Wrestling Association.[194]
Savage Championship Wrestling	Charleston	JL Kyle	2014-	Yes
Defunct
Atlantic Terror Championship Wrestling	Martinsburg	Barry Casino	2000–2001	No	[5][195]

Southwest

Arkansas

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Southwest Pro Wrestling	Texarkana

Arizona

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Arizona Wrestling Federation	Glendale	Jared Devitt Gabriel Aquino	2013-	Yes

Nevada

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Adrenaline Unleashed	Las Vegas	Kent Wilson Don Laughlin	2005-2014	no	Its Las Vegas training school has been featured on television and has regularly appeared at the largest outdoor action festival in southern Nevada, Extreme Thing.[196][197] Features wrestlers from Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, World Wrestling Entertainment, and Women of Wrestling.[198]
Future Stars of Wrestling	Las Vegas	Joe DeFalco Rocky T	2009-	Yes	Airs a weekly Saturday night television show "High Octane" on The CW Las Vegas.
Reno Wrestle Factory	Reno, Nevada	Steven Pienkoski	2009-	Yes	Airs a weekly web television series "The Biggest Little Wrestling Show".
Defunct
Ladies Professional Wrestling Association	Laughlin	Tor Berg	1989–1992	Yes	Briefly revived by Tor Berg in 1998, but folded two years later.[199][200]
National Wrestling Council	Las Vegas	T.C. Martin	1994–1997	No	[5]

New Mexico

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Destiny Wrestling Organization	Albuquerque, New Mexico	Adam Otero John Gruen Joshua Thomas Matthew Roblez William Van Der Aa Keeffe	2006-	Yes

Oklahoma

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Sooner World Class Wrestling	Oklahoma City	Rick Garrett	2007-2013	Yes	Founded after Rick Garrett left the All American Championship Wrestling.[201]
Defunct
Power Zone Wrestling Alliance	Shawnee	Rick Garrett	1994–1996	No	[5][20][202]
Steel Rage Pro Wrestling	Sapulpa	Sarah Harmon	2002–	Yes	A "family friendly" company founded by Sarah Harmon. It ran continuously from 2002 to 2006 and then reopened in 2011 under new management.[3][203][204]

Texas

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Anarchy Championship Wrestling	Austin	Daryl Childress	2006-	Yes
Austin College Wrestling	Sherman	Darion McKenzie	2013-
Inspire Pro Wrestling	Austin	Justin Bissonnette	2013-	Yes
NWA: Branded Outlaw Wrestling	San Antonio	David Schulze and Jeremy Laymon	2011-	Yes	On March 16, 2013 - NWA/BOW Acting General Manager Ironman Rob Conway defeats NWA Heavyweight Champion The Tokyo Monster Kahagas to become the NEW NWA Heavyweight Champion !![5][18]
Brawl Wrestling Sindicate	Boerne	Brian Allen Christy Butler	2011-	Yes
Christian Wrestling Federation	Rockwall	Rob Vaughn	2000-	Yes	[3][205]
Deep East Texas Rasslin'	Lufkin	Lance Moore Zac Acrey	2009-	Yes
Party World Rasslin'	Austin	Jared Blondeau Chris A. Monica	2014-	Yes
Professional Championship Wrestling	Arlington	The Busseys	2000-	Yes
Reality of Wrestling	Houston	Booker T	2006-	Yes
River City Wrestling	San Antonio	Brandon Oliver	2002-	Yes
Texas All-Star Wrestling	Humble	Bob Murphy	1994-	Yes	The first successful promotion since the close of World Class Championship Wrestling in 1990 and the Global Wrestling Federation in 1994, it is currently the oldest independent promotion in Texas.[5][18]
Texas Wrestling Alliance	San Antonio	Rudy Gonzales	1999-	Yes	Founded with Shawn Michaels as part of his Texas Wrestling Academy wrestling school.[5][206]
Texas Wrestling Federation	Karnes City	Jimmy Perez	1990-Started in Amarillo,Tx	Yes	[5]
Total Championship Wrestling	Austin	John R. Peterson, Jr.	2008-	Yes
Warriors 4 Christ Wrestling	San Antonio	Curtis Stone	1999-	Yes
World of Wrestling	Houston	Charles Taylor	1998-	Yes
Wrecking Ball Wrestling	Dallas	Tony Martin	2006-	Yes	[207][208]
Defunct
Extreme Texas Wrestling	San Antonio	Rudy Boy Gonzalez	2001–2002	Yes	[3][209]
Global Wrestling Federation	Dallas	Max Andrews Grey Pierson	1991–1994	No	[5][210][211]
XCW Wrestling	Denton	Nite Davis	2000–2009	Yes
Pure Action Championship Wrestling	Wichita Falls	Ivory Carey II	2011-2014	Yes

Utah

Professional Championship Wrestling Alliance	Houston,Texas	Patrick Tornaki	2013	Website	Notes
Active
American Championship Wrestling	Salt Lake City	Nic Hardy	2003-	Yes	[212]
Ultra Championship Wrestling-Zero	Salt Lake City	Steve Neilson	2003-	Yes	Affiliated with AWA Superstars from 2005 to 2007.[213][214]
Wrestling Alliance of the Rockies	Salt Lake City	Spencer Cage	2010-	Yes

Colorado

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
NRW Sports Entertainment	Denver	Matthew Yaden	2010-	Yes	Weekly iTV show NRW Charged found online at youtube.com/NRWRevolution	Utilizes the Mercury Pro Wrestling Academy at Xtreme Gym in Sheridan, CO for talent development.
Primos Professional Wrestling	Denver	Joe McDougal	2007–	Yes
New Era Wrestling	Denver	Zack Bowman	2011–	Yes

West Coast

California

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
All Pro Wrestling	Hayward	Roland Alexander	1995-	Yes	Featured in the 1999 documentary Beyond the Mat.[5][215][216]
Empire Wrestling Federation	San Bernardino	Jesse Hernandez Bill Anderson	1996-	Yes	[5][215][217]
Insane Wrestling League	Chino	Vic Luna	2005-	Yes
Mach 1 Wrestling	Anaheim/Downey	Jon Ian	2008-	No
Millennium Pro Wrestling	Simi Valley		2001-	Yes
Pro Championship Wrestling	Oroville	James Hate	1999-	Yes	[218]
Pro Wrestling Guerrilla	Los Angeles	Excalibur Joey Ryan Scott Lost Super Dragon	2003-	Yes	[215][219]
Pacific Coast Wrestling	Los Angeles	Mikey "Freedom" Hawes Mike Scharnagl	2015-	Yes FB
SoCal Pro	Oceanside	Jeff Dino	2011-	Yes
Vendetta Pro Wrestling	Santa Maria	Billy Blade	2005-	Yes		Defunct
American Independent Wrestling Alliance	Los Angeles	Ed Aherns	1990–1998	No	[5][18][215]
Incredibly Strange Wrestling	San Francisco	Johnny Legend August Ragone	1995-2003	No
Mayhem Wrestling Entertainment	Huntington Beach	Pete Doyle	2013-2013	Yes
New American Wrestling	Pomona		1995–1996	No	[220]
New Wave Pro Wrestling	San Diego	Andrew Jassick Trevor Allen	2007-2012	Yes
Revolution Pro Wrestling	Industry	Ron Rivera	1999–2004	No	[215][221]
Slammers Wrestling Federation	Studio City	Verne Langdon El Toro Bravo	1989–1997	Yes	[5][18][215]
Ultimate Pro Wrestling	Los Angeles	Rick Bassman	1998-2007	Yes	The home promotion for many current stars of TNA, WWE and Zero One; as of 2005, is an official talent scout for the WWE.[215][222][223]
West Coast Wrestling Association	Fresno	Ward Enterprises	1990–1991	Yes	Revieved as North American Wrestling in 2000, but folded three years later.[5][224]
Women of Wrestling	Los Angeles	David McLane	2000–2001	Yes	[225]
Wrestlings Best of the West	Fresno	Matthew Sparks William Polson	2016	No
Wrestling Society X	Los Angeles	Kevin Kleinrock Cody Michaels Vampiro	2006–2007	No	Produced by Big Vision Entertainment, it was briefly aired on MTV in 2007.[226]
The West Coast Wrestling Company	Temecula	Adam Ginsberg	2008-2012	Yes
Xtreme Pro Wrestling	Sherman Oaks	Rob Zicari Tom Byron	1999–2003	Yes	[109][215][227]

Hawaii

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Action Zone Wrestling	Waipahu	Daryl Bonilla	2005-	Yes	[228]
Defunct
Hawai'i Championship Wrestling	Honolulu	Don Muraco Linda Bade	2003–2008	Yes	Formerly affiliated with AWA Superstars.[229][230]

Washington

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
Suquamish Championship Wrestling	Suquamish / Bremerton	2006-
Tulalip Championship Wrestling	Marysville	2008-	Yes		[231]
Defunct
Championship Wrestling U.S.A.	Vancouver	Sandy Barr	1992–1997	No	[5][24][232]

Oregon

Name	Location	Owner(s)	Years active	Website	Notes
Active
WrestleSport	Portland, Oregon	Unknown	2014–present	Yes
West Coast Wrestling Connection	Salem, Oregon	Jeff Manning	2005–present	Yes	Weekly television broadcast on KPDX-TV
DOA Pro Wrestling	Portland	Terry Farness	2007-	Yes
Power Pit Pro Wrestling	Roseburg	Michael Hill	2012–present	Yes

See also

• List of women's wrestling promotions in the United States

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62. Williams, Bert (2004). "Elite Wrestling Federation". Solie's Title Histories.
63. Westcott, Brian (2004). "Hardcore Wrestling Alliance". Solie's Title Histories.
64. Tsakiries, Phil; Oliver, Earl (2004). "Impact Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
65. Sutton, Chris (2008). "American Championship Pro Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
66. Roelfsema, Eric; Oliver, Earl (2004). "Premiere Wrestling Federation". Solie's Title Histories.
67. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Pro-Wrestling WORLD-1". Wrestling-Titles.com.
68. Westcott, Brian; Hisaharu Tanabe; Pulsone, Mario; Garrison, Nick; Capo, Jeff (2006). "Pro Wrestling World 1". Solie's Title Histories.
69. Westcott, Brian; Bish, Matt; Fenwick, Adam; Urbanavage, Michael (2004). "Combat Zone Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
70. Roelfsema, Eric; Westcott, Brian (2004). "International Wrestling Cartel". Solie's Title Histories.
71. Competes at the Lancaster Host Resort in Lancaster, PA.
72. Competes at In The Net Sports Complex in Palmyra, PA.
73. Capo, Jeff (2004). "Pro Wrestling Entertainment". Solie's Title Histories.
74. Competes at the WrestlePlex in McKeesport, PA.
75. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Ring of Honor". Wrestling-Titles.com.
76. Westcott, Brian; Bish, Matt (2004). "Ring of Honor". Solie's Title Histories.
77. Bristol, Jason (December 3, 2011). "Pro wrestling returns to Harrisburg's Zembo Shrine on Saturday". WHP-TV. Retrieved July 30, 2012.
78. Westcott, Brian; Shaffer, Eric; Ziek, Ben; Lazarsky, John; Clemson, Mark; Cesare, Sam (2005). "World Xtreme Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
79. Bish, Matt (2007). "Allied Powers Wrestling Federation". Solie's Title Histories.
80. Tsakiries, Phil (2004). "Future Wrestling Alliance". Solie's Title Histories.
81. Tsakiries, Phil; Urbanavage, Michael (2004). "Hardway Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
82. Roelfsema, Eric (2004). "KAPOW!". Solie's Title Histories.
83. Roelfsema, Eric; Bish, Matt (2004). "Keystone Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
84. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Major League Wrestling". Wrestling-Titles.com.
85. Pulsone, Mario (2004). "Major League Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
86. Roelfsema, Eric; Westcott, Brian (2004). "Pennsylvania Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
87. Oliver, Earl; Capo, Jeff (2004). "Pittsburg Wrestling League (NWA East)". Solie's Title Histories.
88. Westcott, Brian (2004). "3PW - Pro Pain Pro Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
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90. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Pro-Wrestling 3000". Wrestling-Titles.com.
91. Hisaharu Tanabe; Gonzalo Soto (2008). "Pro-Wrestling 3000/3KWrestling Fighting Athletes". Solie's Title Histories.
92. Roelfsema, Eric; Westcott, Brian (2004). "Steel City Wrestling (Pennsylvania)". Solie's Title Histories.
93. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Tri-State Wrestling Alliance". Wrestling-Titles.com.
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99. Fenwick, Adam (2008). "SHIMMER Women Athletes". Solie's Title Histories.
100. "Paul Alperstein's AWF". Pro Wrestling History: The Independents. ProWrestlingHistory.com.
101. Roelfsema, Eric (2004). "Powerhouse Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
102. Tsakiries 2004
103. Tsakiries, Phil (2004). "Hoosier Pro Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
104. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Independent Wrestling Association". Wrestling-Titles.com.
105. Eric Roelfsema, Brian Westcott, Adam Fenwick and Jeff Capo (2005). "Independent Wrestling Association (Indiana/Kentucky)". Solie's Title Histories.
106. Parsons, Jeremy (2008). "Michiana Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
107. Oliver, Earl (2004). "Wild Championship Wrestling Outlaws". Solie's Title Histories.
108. Westcott, Brian (2004). "Independent Association of Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
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110. Westcott, Brian (2004). "Main Event Championship Wrestling (Indiana)". Solie's Title Histories.
111. Palma, Richard (2004). "New-Wave Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
112. Westcott, Brian (2008). "Supreme Championship Wrestling". Results. OnlineWorldofWrestling.com.
113. Benaka, Matt; Westcott, Brian (2004). "All-World Wrestling League". Solie's Title Histories.
114. OWW Staff (January 27, 2015). "CLASH Wrestling". onlineworldofwrestling.com.
115. Tsakiries, Phil; Petrashek, Ethan (2004). "Juggalo Championsh*t Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
116. "Championship Wrestling Federation". Pro Wrestling History: The Independents. ProWrestlingHistory.com.
117. Fenwick, Adam (2007). "International Wrestling Revolution". Solie's Title Histories.
118. Bucqueroux, Bonnie (February 10, 2013). "international ring of grapplers". Lansing Online News.
119. Jennings, Zeke (June 22, 2013). "Rockapalooza 2013: Pro wrestling proves to be a popular side show at music festival". MLive.com.
120. Westcott, Brian (2004). "Maximum Pro Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
121. "Midwest Territorial Wrestling". Pro Wrestling History: The Independents. ProWrestlingHistory.com.
122. Oliver, Earl (2004). "Xtreme Wrestling Federation (Michigan)". Solie's Title Histories.
123. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Pro-Wrestling America". Wrestling-Titles.com.
124. Palma, Richard; Westcott, Brian (2004). "Pro-Wrestling America". Solie's Title Histories.
125. Westcott, Brian (2004). "World Legion/World League Wrestling (NWA)". Solie's Title Histories.
126. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Heartland Wrestling Association". Wrestling-Titles.com.
127. Westcott, Brian (2004). "Heartland Wrestling Association". Solie's Title Histories.
128. "Global Wrestling Alliance". Pro Wrestling History: The Independents. ProWrestlingHistory.com.
129. Westcott, Brian (2004). "New Era Pro Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
130. Urankar II, Frank (2004). "Outlaws of Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
131. Oliver, Earl (2004). "World Wide Wrestling Alliance". Solie's Title Histories.
132. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Brew City Wrestling". Wrestling-Titles.com.
133. Roelfsema, Eric (2006). "Brew City Wrestling (now affiliated with the NWA)". Solie's Title Histories.
134. Veloskey, Ken (September 13, 2011). "Local pro wrestling league making an impressive comeback". GazetteXtra. Retrieved July 30, 2012.
135. Westcott, Brian (2004). "Mid-America Wrestling (NWA Mid-West)". Solie's Title Histories.
136. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Full Impact Pro". Wrestling-Titles.com.
137. Westcott, Brian (2004). "Full Impact Pro". Solie's Title Histories.
138. Tsakiries, Phil; Westcott, Brian; Knights, Kriss (2004). "UXW USA Xtreme Pro Wrestling (formerly USAPW)". Solie's Title Histories.
139. Westcott, Brian (2004). "Future Of Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
140. Mayberry, Nick (2007). "Hardkore Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
141. Westcott, Brian; Knights, Kriss (2004). "Independent Professional Wrestling (Florida)". Solie's Title Histories.
142. Roelfsema, Eric (2004). "Southern Championship Wrestling Florida". Solie's Title Histories.
143. Roelfsema, Eric; Capo, Jeff (2004). "Sunray Pro Wrestling (formerly NWA Sunray Pro Wrestling)". Solie's Title Histories.
144. Westcott, Brian (2004). "Xtreme Wrestling Federation (Florida)". Solie's Title Histories.
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146. "Atlanta Wrestling Entertainment".
147. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Deep South Wrestling". Wrestling-Titles.com.
148. Tanabe, Hisaharu; Westcott, Brian (2006). "Deep South Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
149. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Georgia/Great Championship Wrestling". Wrestling-Titles.com.
150. Roelfsema, Eric; Westcott, Brian (2008). "Georgia Championship Wrestling/Great Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
151. Oliver, Earl (2004). "National Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
152. Roelfsema, Eric (2004). "National Wrestling Federation (formerly USCW - United States Championship Wrestling)". Solie's Title Histories.
153. Mooneyham, Mike. "Familiar wrestling names to speak this week at local crusade." The Post and Courier. 13 Oct. 2002 (Charleston, South Carolina): 10C.
154. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Spinebuster Championship Wrestling". Wrestling-Titles.com.
155. Roelfsema, Eric (2004). "Spinebuster Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
156. Westcott, Brian; Palma, Richard (2004). "Turnbuckle Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
157. Westcott, Brian (2004). "War Zone Wrestling Alliance". Solie's Title Histories.
158. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Ohio Valley Wrestling". Wrestling-Titles.com.
159. Roelfsema, Eric; Westcott, Brian; Dupree, Jim (2007). "Ohio Valley Wrestling (NWA until 10/2001)". Solie's Title Histories.
160. Roelfsema, Eric; Jawitz, Spencer (2004). "Premier Wrestling Alliance (formerly PWF - Premiere Wrestling Federation Mid-South)". Solie's Title Histories.
161. Williams, Brett (2004). "Tri-State Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
162. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Carolina Wrestling Federation". Wrestling-Titles.com.
163. Sawyer, Grant (2004). "CWF-Mid Atlantic Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
164. Eric Roelfsema, Brian Westcott, Royal Duncan and Gary Will (2004). "Pro Wrestling Federation (North/South Carolina)". Solie's Title Histories.
165. "North American Wrestling Association/South Atlantic Pro Wrestling". Pro Wrestling History: The Independents. ProWrestlingHistory.com.
166. Westcott, Brian; Palma, Richard (2004). "South Eastern Wrestling Alliance (North Carolina)". Solie's Title Histories.
167. Benaka, Matt; Westcott, Brian (2004). "Southern Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
168. Payne, Latala (January 20, 2010). "Local wrestling promotion eyed for German reality show".
169. Chancey, Scott (October 8, 2011). "Moton's alter-ego a little more aggressive in SCW ring". Index-Journal. Retrieved July 30, 2012.
170. Tsakiries, Phil (2004). "Coastal Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
171. Cresswell, Scotty; Oliver, Earl (2004). "Just Plain Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
172. Eric Roelfsema, Brian Westcott, Matt Benaka, Brett Williams, Royal Duncan and Gary Will (2004). "NWA Championship Wrestling (formerly SSW - Southern States Wrestling)". Solie's Title Histories.
173. Hunter, Steven; Morgan, James (2007). "New Breed Pro Wrestling Entertainment". Solie's Title Histories.
174. Boothby, Karen J. (April 4, 2007). "Tennessee wrestlers donate time and proceeds to people in need". The Jackson Sun.
175. Hunter, Steven; Morgan, James (2007). "Tennessee Independent Wrestling Federation". Solie's Title Histories.
176. Westcott, Brian (2004). "United States Wrestling Organization". Solie's Title Histories.
177. Westcott, Brian (2004). "Appalachian Mountain Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
178. Westcott, Brian; Knight, Kris (2004). "Memphis Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
179. Westcott, Brian; Dupree, Jim (2004). "Memphis Power Pro Wrestling (formerly Power Pro Wrestling)". Solie's Title Histories.
180. Eric Roelfsema, Brian Westcott, Hisaharu Tanabe, Earl Oliver and Jim Dupree (2004). "Music City Wrestling (NWA)". Solie's Title Histories.
181. Robertson, Tim (2007). "New Blood Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
182. Tsakiries, Jim (2004). "New Breed Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
183. Westcott, Brian (2004). "Real Wrestling Federation". Solie's Title Histories.
184. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Smoky Mountain Wrestling". Wrestling-Titles.com.
185. Matt Benaka, Brian Westcott, Royal Duncan and Gary Will (2004). "Smoky Mountain Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
186. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "United States Wrestling Association". Wrestling-Titles.com.
187. Matt Benaka, Brian Westcott, Royal Duncan and Gary Will (2004). "United States Wrestling Association". Solie's Title Histories.
188. Westcott, Brian (2004). "USA Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
189. Eric Roelfsema, Brian Westcott and Earl Oliver (2004). "Virginia Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
190. Westcott, Brian (2004). "Independent Professional Wrestling Alliance". Solie's Title Histories.
191. http://www.cagematch.net/?id=8&nr=386&page=9 (German)
192. Tsakiries, Phil (2004). "Championship Pro Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
193. Roelfsema, Eric; Westcott, Brian (2004). "Mason-Dixon Wrestling (formerly Atlantic Coast Championship Wrestling)". Solie's Title Histories.
194. Cagematch : IWA East Coast (German)
195. "Atlantic Terror Championship Wrestling".
196. Bracelin, Jason (March 30, 2007). "Extreme Thing offers youths an endurance test". Las Vegas Review-Journal.
197. "‘Extreme Thing’ Sports & Music Festival returns to Desert Breeze Skate Park". VegasNews.com. February 9, 2009.
198. Rift, Aaron (September 21, 2005). "Adrenaline Unleashed To Feature 6-Sided Ring". Wrestlezone.com.
199. Duncan, Royal; Will, Gary (2004). "Ladies Professional Wrestling Association". Solie's Title Histories.
200. "LPWA". Pro Wrestling History: The Independents. ProWrestlingHistory.com.
201. "Federations: Sooner World Class Wrestling". The Oklahoma Wrestling Fan's Resource. OklaFan.com. 2007.
202. "Federations: Power Zone Wrestling Alliance". The Oklahoma Wrestling Fan's Resource. OklaFan.com. 2003.
203. "Federations: Steel Rage Pro Wrestling". The Oklahoma Wrestling Fan's Resource. OklaFan.com. 2003.
204. Iles, Mike (2004). "Steel Rage Pro Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
205. "Federations: Christian Wrestling Federation". The Oklahoma Wrestling Fan's Resource. OklaFan.com. 2003.
206. Eanes, Samuel; Westcott, Brian (2004). "Texas Wrestling Alliance". Solie's Title Histories.
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208. William, Martin (2009-05-29). "Wrecking Ball Wrestling results from 5/24 in Dallas, TX featuring Necro Butcher". IndyWrestlingNews.com.
209. Tsakiries, Phil (2004). "Extreme Texas Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
210. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Global Wrestling Federation". Wrestling-Titles.com.
211. Matt Roelfsema, Brian Westcott, Royal Duncan and Gary Will (2004). "Global Wrestling Federation". Solie's Title Histories.
212. Nielsen, Cameron (2004). "American Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
213. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Ultra Championship Wrestling Zero". Wrestling-Titles.com.
214. Tanabe, Hisaharu (2006). "Ultra Championship Wrestling Zero". Solie's Title Histories.
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216. Samuel Eanes, Brian Westcott and Earl Oliver (2004). "All Pro Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
217. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Empire Wrestling Federation". Wrestling-Titles.com.
218. Roelfsema, Eric (2004). "Pro Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
219. Westcott, Brian (2004). "Pro Wrestling Guerrilla". Solie's Title Histories.
220. Benaka, Matt (2004). "New American Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
221. Westcott, Brian (2004). "Revolution Pro Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
222. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Ultimate Pro Wrestling". Wrestling-Titles.com.
223. Crane, David; Westcott, Brian (2004). "Ultimate Pro Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
224. Oliver, Earl (2004). "North American Wrestling (formerly known as West Coast Wrestling Association)". Solie's Title Histories.
225. Roelfsema, Eric (2004). "Women Of Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
226. "Wrestling Society X". Pro Wrestling History: The Independents. ProWrestlingHistory.com.
227. Brian Westcott, Earl Oliver and Sam Falcitelli (2004). "Xtreme Pro Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
228. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Action Zone Wrestling". Wrestling-Titles.com.
229. Puroresu Dojo (2003). "Hawai'i Championship Wrestling". Wrestling-Titles.com.
230. Westcott, Brian (2004). "Hawai'i Championship Wrestling". Solie's Title Histories.
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