Classic Wrestling Federation
From the eWrestling Encyclopedia.
| Classic Wrestling Federation | |
|---|---|
[[Image: |218px|Image of Classic Wrestling Federation]]
| |
| Information | |
| Acronym | CWF |
| Industry | Professional eWrestling Sports Entertainment |
| Headquarters | Toronto, ON |
| Theme music | Undetermined |
| Brands | {{{brands}}} |
| Show(s) | Saturday Night Showdown |
| CEO | {{{ceo}}} |
| Parent | {{{parent}}} |
| Formerly | {{{formerly}}} |
| Production | |
| Established | 1997 |
| Episodes | 26 (Showdown) 17 (Friday Night Assault) (Former programming) 70 (Sunday Night Brawl) (Former programming) 12 (Tuesday Night Attitude) (Former programming) 21 (Wednesday Night Pop) (Former programming) |
| Participants | {{{employees}}} |
| Founder(s) | Mark Xamin |
| Key people | Mark Xamin (Owner and match writer, handler of the now inactive Maniac) Dave Crader (Match-writer, also handler of Rob Osbourne) Jessie Spielberg (Match-writer, also handler of Blood) |
| Owner | Mark Xamin |
| President | {{{president}}} |
| Booker(s) | {{{booker}}} |
| Folded | {{{folded}}} |
| External links | |
| Website | http://www.mywrestlingforum.com/cwf/ |
| Wiki | http://ewrestling.wikia.com/wiki/Classic_Wrestling_Federation |
Classic Wrestling Federation (CWF) is an e-federation created in 1997. CWF features a weekly show called Saturday Night Showdown. An occasional promo show called "Late Night with Bobby Crane" may also air. CWF is based on My Wrestling Forum.
Contents |
[edit] History
The Classic Wrestling Federation started in 1997. The first main event pitted Brian Hurrt vs The Patriot. A steel cage with a top was placed around the ring, and the loser had to carry the opponent's country flag around next week. Brian Hurrt eventually won via submission. The fed would continue for a lot more time.
When 1998 arrived, the fed ran stronger than ever, this time with two weekly shows, until January of 2000, where the doors were closed for the first time. This would be a small hiatus, as the fed returned in March. The fed remained open for a small amount of time until it closed again, this time only returning in 2001.
The fed would barely stay open in 2001, running for nearly two months until it was closed again, this time only reopening four years later. The CWF also had two stints, in 2005 and 2006, until it permanently opened for The Valentine's Bash, February 14th 2009.
[edit] Roster
[edit] Wrestlers
- Alex Richards
- Blood
- Bob Osbourne
- Bruno
- Chemical X
- Chris Richards
- Darryl Devine
- Donovan Torigianni
- Dragon Blue
- Dragon Red
- Enrique Lopez
- Israel Steele
- Jacob Jett
- Jake Douglas
- James Baker
- Jaxx Harrington
- Jimmy Blast
- Jimmy Johnston
- J.T. Banks
- Keith Daniels
- Kevin Styles
- Leon Lonewolf
- Lev Mikovich
- Magnus Thunder
- Mariano Fernandez
- Paul Blair
- Pledge Alligence
- Rex Fury (*)
- Rob Osbourne
- Roland Ulv
- Sickboy
- Simon Jacobs
- T.J.
- Terry Richards
- Vincent Torigianni
(*) Officially debuting only when the Total J Cup is over.
[edit] Inactive Wrestlers
- T-Money
- Motion
- Maniac
- Freedom Jones
- Axel Way
- Brian Adams
- Glitch
- Angelus
- Christoffer Wallace Patrickson
- Chris Chandler
- Rock
- Ash
[edit] Womens Division
- Ashley Mastrangelo
- Danielle Lopez (also manager/valet of James Baker, Enrique Lopez and Da Xtreme Dynasty. Also Co-Leader of Da Xtreme Dynasty)
- Jinx
- Trixie Lee
[edit] Jobber's Division
The CWF also has it's jobbers division. Usually, wrestlers are released after consecutive no-showing, but when certain wrestlers cross the line, they get jobbed.
| Member | Reason |
|---|---|
| Kyle Sync | Failing to roleplay for the company, signed a contract again, failed again to roleplay, awful backstage conduct, threatning and spamming all over the boards |
| Jay Matthews | No-showing |
| Bobby Cale | Infiltrating in the CWF just to rip-off blatantly information and bring it to another company |
[edit] Tag Teams/Stables
- Da Xtreme Dynasty (James Baker, Danielle Lopez, Kevin Styles, J.T. Banks, Phillip Mustang, and Enrique Lopez)
- Death Squad (T.J. and Bruno)
- Degradation (Vincent and Donovan Torigianni)
- Double Dragons (Dragon Red and Dragon Blue)
- High Concept (Jacob Jett and Darryl Devine)
- The Horsemen (Rob Osbourne, Roland Ulv, Sickboy, Bob Osbourne, Chemical X and Jimmy Blast)
- Molten Lava (Ash and Rock)
- The Richards Legion (Chris, Alex, Hikari, Mariana and Terry Richards)
[edit] Non Wrestling Talent
- Mark Xamin (CWF owner/founder)
- Dennis Donnelly (CWF backstage Interviewer)
- Teddy Turnbuckle (CWF play-by-play commentator)
- Bobby Crane (CWF color commentator)
[edit] Events
The CWF holds an undetermined number of PPVs per year. Since 2009, some PPVs get replaced with three hour special TV live events, dubbed Night of Champions.
[edit] Annual pay-per-views
[edit] Special Events |
[edit] Championships and accomplishments
[edit] Champions
| Championship | Current Champion(s) | Date Won | Event |
|---|---|---|---|
| CWF World Heavyweight Championship | Magnus Thunder | 10-31-2009 | Night of Champions III: Halloween Extreme |
| CWF National Championship | Sickboy | 09-26-2009 | CWF Fall Fever |
| CWF Unified Championship | Bob Osbourne | 11-14-2009 | Saturday Night Showdown |
| CWF Tag Team Championship | Degradation | 10-31-2009 | Night of Champions III: Halloween Extreme |
[edit] Other accomplishments
| Accomplishment | Latest Winner | Date Won | Event |
|---|---|---|---|
| CWF Lord of the Ring | Magnus Thunder | 5-30-09 | Night of Champions II:Lord of the Ring |
| Pledge Alligence Memorial Cup | To Be Determined | 12/19/09 | CWF Season's Beatings 2009 |
[edit] Defunct Titles
| Championship | Last Champion | Date Won | Event |
|---|---|---|---|
| CWF Mid-Atlantic Championship | Kris Lewis | 10-30-05 | Unknown |
[edit] Hall of Fame
| Inductee | Accomplishments | Date of Induction |
|---|---|---|
| "Golden One" Jeff Jericho | - Most popular CWF wrestler to date
- 5 time Heavyweight Champion - 3 time National Champion - 2 time Unified Champion - 2 time Tag Team Champion - Involved in some of the most memorable storylines in CWF history - Had legendary feuds with Steve Dart, Triple X, Z-Pac, Paul Blair, Jimmy Blast, and others while in the CWF - Founding father of one of the best stables ever, The Superstars Corporation (TSC) - Became known as "Mr. Ratings" | Unknown |
| "Studly" Steve Dart | - 1 time Heavyweight Champion
- 3 time Unified Champion - 2 time Tag Team Champion - Former CWF Commissioner - Legendary feud with "Golden One" Jeff Jericho - Known for his electrifying interviews - Founding father of most controversial stable in e-wrestling history, X-Rated - Known for his legendary matches against Jeff Jericho, Shadow Maxx, Kevin Merrix, etc. - At Super Card II: Visions, he drew #1 in the battle royale, and lasted longer than anybody | Unknown |
| Triple X | - Voted greatest CWF wrestler in history
- 5 time Heavyweight Champion - 1 time National Champion - 1 time Unified Champion - 1 time Mid-Atlantic Champion - 5 time Tag Team Champion - Had a legendary feud with Jeff Jericho - Grand Slam Winner, and first 5 time World Champion - Held the CWF World Title for the 3rd longest reign ever - Battled Dean Warren in one of the most decorated main events of all time at Summer Smash 1999 | Unknown |
| Mark Xamin | - Founding father of the CWF
- Known for his creativity and originality - Former Interim President of MWWF - Has booked the most memorable events in CWF history - Had on camera feuds with X-Rated, Steve Duarte, Paul Blair, among others, which has led him into the ring on several occassions, most notably at Summer Smash 2005 where he battled Paul Blair in a Hell in the Cell match | Unknown |
| "Ruler" Paul Blair | - Multiple time CWF World Heavyweight Champion.
- 1 time CWF National Champion - 4 time CWF Unified Champion - Regarded backstage as the model handler and the standard which all should strive to achieve in terms of class and loyalty - Signed his first CWF contract in late 1998 - Legendary feuds with Jeff Jericho, Z-Pac, Triple X, Mark Xamin, Steve Dart, and a plethora of others - Defeated Mark Xamin in a Hell in the Cell match at Summer Smash 2005 to earn himself a spot in the Hall of Fame | Summer Smash 05 |
| Z Pac | - Known as the Legendary King of Hardcore who brought Hardcore to the next level in the CWF and revolutionized it
- Known for loving pain and fighting in some of the most brutal matches ever - Gained infamy when he turned the CWF Mid-Atlantic Title into the Mid-Atlantic Hardcore Title. - Had Legendary feuds with 2Bad, Paul Blair, Jeff Jericho, Chris Reinhardt, Steve Dart and Mike Van Pro. - 4 time CWF World Champion, 3 time CWF Mid-Atlantic Champion, 1 time CWF Tag Team Champion, and won the CWF Hardcore Trophy. | Unknown |
| "Beautiful" Bobby Crane | - Legendary broadcast partner of Teddy Turnbuckle; his one liners and biased insight rendered him extremely entertaining
- Former ECWA World Heavyweight Champion - Has wrestled in the CWF on occasion, most memorably against T-Money at Red Alert on May 13, 1999 | Supercard V |
| Teddy Turnbuckle | Legendary CWF play-by-play man
- Debuted at Thursday Night Havoc on June 11, 1998 - Has called the greatest moments in CWF history | Supercard V |
| Pledge Alligence | - After cutting his teeth in the MWWF, EWA, and SAW, Pledge Allegiance signed with the CWF, beginning a legendary career
- 2x CWF World Heavyweight Champion - 1x CWF Mid Atlantic Champion - Has battled all of the greats, including Jeff Jericho, Triple X, Jimmy Blast, Brian Adams, Rob Osbourne, Maniac, Steve Dart, Z-Pac, Paul Blair, and most others - Has taken control of the CWF on several occassions, and in 2009 assisted Rob Osbourne with his hostile take over - A consumate professional backstage, and a mentor for the younger, up and coming wrestlers | Scars and Stripes 2009 |
[edit] External Links
http://www.mywrestlingforum.com
http://www.mywrestlingforum.com/cwf/index.html
