List of Westside Xtreme Wrestling personnel

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Westside Xtreme Wrestling (wXw) is a professional wrestling promotion based in Essen, Germany. wXw has been one of the leading professional wrestling promotions in Germany, and most of its events have been held in the Ruhr district, primarily in Oberhausen. [1] Since 2013, wXw regularly tours through Germany, adding tour stops outside the country including Switzerland, the Czech Republic and the United Kingdom. [2]

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This is a list of professional wrestlers who currently work for Westside Xtreme Wrestling, as well as a list of alumni. Executive officers, referees and ring announcers are also listed. [3]

The guest wrestlers appeared due to wXw developing working relationships with several American promotions including Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, Beyond Wrestling, Combat Zone Wrestling (CZW) and several Japanese promotions including Pro Wrestling Noah, Dramatic Dream Team and Big Japan Pro Wrestling. Through the working relationship with wXw, Big Japan's World Strong Heavyweight Championship features both the CZW and wXw logos. [4] wXw has also maintained relationship withs several European-based promotions, including British promotions Progress Wrestling. [1] [5]

Roster

Active

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Axel "Axeman" Tischer
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Bobby Gunns
Ring nameReal nameNotes
Aigle Blanc [3] Cyril Coquerelle wXw European Champion
Anil Marik [3] Anil Yilmaz
Ava Everett [3] Evie Rodgerson
Axel "Axeman" Tischer [3] Axel TischerFreelancer
Aliss Ink [3] UnknownFreelancer
Baby Allison [3] Laura Fischer
Bobby Gunns [3] Robert Schild
Calypso [3] Calypso Brunel
Danny Fray [3] Unknown
Dennis "Cash" Dullnig [3] Dennis Dullnig wXw World Tag Team Champion
Elijah Blum [3] Unknown
Fast Time Moodo [3] Unknown
Gulyas Junior [3] Attila Boros
Heisenberg [3] Fabian Neitzel
Hektor Invictus [3] Christian Tscherpel wXw World Tag Team Champion
Icarus [3] Aron Kiss
Iva Kolasky [3] Emese Kolarovszki
Jacob Crane [3] Jakub Kaminski
Joseph Fenech Jr [3] Vincent Fenech
Jurn Simmons [3] Jurn Sijtzema
Laurance Roman [3] Unknown wXw Unified World Wrestling Champion
Levaniel [3] Niklas Knoche wXw Shotgun Champion
Maggot [3] Amir Wittkamp
Masha Slamovich [3] Ann Khozine
Michael Schenkenberg [3] Michael Horst
Michelle Green [3] Unknown
Mike D Vecchio [3] Mike Derudder
Nick Schreier [3] Jannik Schreier
Nikita Charisma [3] Unknown
Norman Harras [3] Norman HalberschmidtDirector of Sports
Peter Tihanyi [3] Peter Tihanyi
Robert Dreissker [3] Robert DreisskerCoach
Sebastian Hackl [3] Sebastian Hackl
The Rotation [3] Axel HalbachCoach
Zafar Ameen [3] Unknown

Other staff

NameJob
Felix Kohlenberg [6] Promoter
UnknownCreative Director
Tassilo JungHead of Talent Relations and Head Referee
Thommy GiesenRing Announcer
Sebastian HollmichelCommentator (German)
Christian BischofColour Commentator (German)
David BradshawCommentator (English)
Mett DimassiCommentator (English & German)
Robin Christopher FohrwerkColour Commentator (English & German) & Manager
Rainer RingerReferee
Felix SchulzReferee
Daniel MallmanInterviewer

See also

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References

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