Chaotic Wrestling
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| Acronym | CW |
| Established | 2000 |
| Style | Professional wrestling |
| Location | North Andover, Massachusetts |
| Founder(s) | Jamie Jamitowski |
| Owner(s) | Jamie Jamitowski and Killer Kowalski |
| Website | ChaoticWrestling.com Chaotic Training Center |
Chaotic Wrestling (CW) is an American independent wrestling promotion based in North Andover, Massachusetts owned by Jamie Jamitowski and Killer Kowalski. In addition to the promotion is the Chaotic Training Center, a professional wrestling school where Kowalski oversees the training of ambitious wrestlers.
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[edit] History
[edit] Chaotic Wrestling
In it's time Chaotic Wrestling has hosted both legends of wrestlings past, the recently unemployed, and the up-and-incoming new wrestlers of the business, ranging from Tony Atlas,[1] to Matt "Spike Dudley" Hyson, and Nikki Roxx.
In May 2007, Chaotic Wrestling and Fabulous Productions announced a special charity event featuring then-World Wrestling Entertainment Champion John Cena acting as special guest referee between two of CW's wrestlers, Brian Milonas and "Big" Rick Fuller.[2] During the match, WWE CEO Vince McMahon made a surprise appearance, attacking Cena, only to receive an FU from him.[3] Funds from the event went to the Newbury Police Association and several other charities.[2]
[edit] Chaotic Training Center
The Chaotic Training Center, which trains males and females over the age of 18—or 16 with parental permission—is run by Killer Kowalski.[4] In addition to Kowalski it boasts of a number of trainers with various levels of experience in the business, including; Todd Smith, and Brian Milonas.[5]
The school was featured in the third season of the joint MTV/WWE production Tough Enough.
[edit] Notable graduates
Several graduates have appeared on WWE television, wrestled tryout matches, or signed developmental contracts.
- Jonah Adelman [6]
- Kofi Kingston[7]
- Chris Nowinski[8]
- Aaron Stevens[9]
- "Hurricane" John Walters[10]
- Chad Wicks[9]
[edit] Current Champions
Chaotic Wrestlings current championships and the wrestlers holding them are:[11]
| Championship | Current champion(s) | Previous champion(s) | Date won | Location |
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| Chaotic Wrestling Heavyweight Championship | "The Golden Greek" Alex Arion | Bryan Logan | June 6, 2008 | Lowell, Massachusetts |
| Chaotic Wrestling New England Championship | "The Golden Greek" Alex Arion | "Straight Edge" Brian Fury | October 20, 2007 | Derry, New Hampshire |
| Chaotic Wrestling Tag Team Championship | The Blowout Boys (Danny E. & Tommy T.) | Jason Blade & Kid Mikaze | August 10, 2007 | Lowell, Massachusetts |
[edit] Current Roster
Alex Arion
Brandon Locke
Brian Fury
Brian Milonas
Bryan Logan
Chase Del Monte
Cherry Payne
Danny E.
"The Duke of Elegance" Don Chesterfield
Dr. Reginald Hersey
Fred Sampson
Johnny Fabulous
Lexxus
Matt Logan
Maverick Wild
Max Bauer
Mikaze
Mike Nice
Psycho
Rich Palladino
Rick Fuller
Rudiger J. DeLuise
Scott Reed
Sledge
Tommaso Ciampa
Tommy T.
Tony Omega
[edit] Notes
- ^ "Once Hailed As "Mr. USA" On The Independent Circuit, Tony Atlas", Boston Globe, December 2, 2001. Retrieved on 2007-12-10.
- ^ a b Medalis, Kara A. (May 25, 2007). The Champ to make a Homecoming in Massachusetts. WWE. Retrieved on 2007-12-10.
- ^ Milner, John; Mark Xamin (February 25, 2005). John Cena. Bios. SLAM! Sports - Wrestling. Retrieved on 2007-12-10.
- ^ Chaotic Training Center - main page. Retrieved on 2007-12-10.
- ^ Trainers. Chaotic Training Center. Retrieved on 2007-12-10.
- ^ Detore, Rennie (February 9, 2003). Jones no different than any other wrestler.
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- ^ "Harvard graduate dreams of WWF Ex-Hersey standout pursues pro wrestling career on MTV". Daily Herald August 22, 2001
- ^ a b Making It Big. Chaotic Training Center. Retrieved on 2007-12-10.
- ^ Clevett, Jason (April 22, 2002). John Walters building a 'Killer' career. SLAM! Sports - Wrestling. Retrieved on 2007-04-05.
- ^ Title Histories. Chaotic Wrestling. Retrieved on 2008-03-16.
[edit] References
- "Wrestling event to build skating programs for youths". The Berkshire Eagle. 06 May 2002
- "Sports". Providence Journal. 07 Aug 2004
- "Throwing His Weight Around". Boston Globe 29 Aug 2004
- "Art Ring masters; Exhibit reveals the dreams, struggles of aspiring pro-wrestlers". Boston Herald 06 Nov 2003
