Assault Championship Wrestling

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Assault Championship Wrestling
AcronymACW
Founded2000
StyleAmerican Wrestling
HeadquartersMilford PA
Owner(s) Jason Knight (2001- Current)
Parent Jason Knight Productions
Sister New England Championship Wrestling
FormerlyAcid Pro Wrestling
Website AssaultWrestling.com
AcidWrestling.com (original website) http://www.assaultchampionshipwrestling.com (current website 2023)

Assault Championship Wrestling is an American independent wrestling promotion originally based in Connecticut, more recently Milford, PA, and promoted by Jason Knight, a pro wrestler and manager, best known for his time in the ECW. The first major independent promotion to operate in Connecticut, Assault Championship Wrestling became important on the independent circuit particularly after the close of Extreme Championship Wrestling in 2002 and featured many former ECW veterans including Danny Doring, Kid Kash, Justin Credible, Little Guido, Tony DeVito, Balls Mahoney, John Kronus, Francine and Joel Gertner who acted as its commissioner. [1]

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New England Championship Wrestling, a rival promotion, often held inter-promotional events as well as allowing its champions to defend their titles at ACW cards. They also had a working arraignment with Knight's wrestling dojo. A number of independent wrestlers also made frequent appearances including Matt Stryker, Julio Dinero, Wagner Brown, Matthew Kaye, Homicide, Jeff Rocker, [2] Scotty Charisma [3] [4] and The Backseat Boyz (Trent Acid and Johnny Kashmere). Popular female wrestlers included Mercedes Martinez, [5] Becky Bayless, [6] April Hunter, Nikki Roxx, Talia Madison, Ana Rocha and Angel Orsini. [7] [8]

ACW was re-launched by Knight on Aug 12, 2023 in Williamstown NJ and is currently running primary in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and returning to Connecticut in 2024.

History

Originally established under Acid Pro Wrestling, the promotion began operating in central Connecticut in early 2000 and held its first supercard, The Best Things In Life Are Free!, in Waterbury, Connecticut on May 26, 2000. It also held its first televised event in Waterbury featuring Angel Orsini, Joel Gertner and Jason Knight on November 12, 2000.

The promotion would continue holding shows in Plainville, Southington, Naugatuck and Meriden, Connecticut during 2001 with appearances by Homicide, the F.B.I., Francine, Christian York, Chris Hamrick, Julio Dinero, New Jack, Chris Candido and Tammy Lynn Sytch. On April 8, 2001, an Evening Gown match between Foxxy Dreams and Missy Hyatt took place at an ACW show in East Hartford. Hyatt was originally scheduled to face another female wrestler, however Dreams took her place when Hyatt's opponent did not arrive. Although Foxxy Dreams technically defeated Hyatt after tearing off her gown, the match official Joel Gertner stopped the match and awarded the win to Hyatt deciding to change the stipulations for the winner to be the first to lose her dress. [9] [10]

Knight had originally been the booker for the promotion, however he left to start a rival promotion after a falling out with the owners. [11] After Knight took over the promotion in August 2001, the promotion was renamed Assault Championship Wrestling and followed up on the success of the previous supercard with Second Wave and Hell to Pay later that year.

In 2002, the promotion expanded holding events in New Britain and North Haven, Connecticut. The promotion also began The House of Pain Dojo in nearby Waterbury, Connecticut. On August 9, 2002, Knight and several ACW wrestlers were at New England Championship Wrestling's second annual Birthday Bash at the Goodtimes Emporium in Somerville, Massachusetts. Knight, who was a guest commentator for iMassRadio.com, was the first ever guest celebrity to attend the event along with Traci Brooks. Students from the House of Pain Pro Wrestling school were also at the event. [12]

The following year, its main heel stable La Familia, led by assistant ACW booker Mike E. Milano, appeared on several shows with Connecticut Championship Wrestling. Although speculated that their arrival might lead to an "invasion" storyline, ACW abruptly stopped future appearances due to Knight's refusal to work with certain people in charge at CCW. [11]

In early-May, an unexpected cancellation of an outdoor show as well as its website going offline prompted internet rumors that the promotion was shutting down. This was denied by officials, specifically wrestler and part-time road agent Bulldog Blanski, who explained the show had been originally canceled due to rain and that the venue had decided to cancel its next show the following week on Mother's Day. He further explained that the website had been changing servers and announced the promotion would continue holding shows with the next event being held at Riders Cafe in Waterbury on June 6, 2003. [11]

However, the company began suffering financial trouble during its last year and held its last event in New Britain on March 21, 2004. The card featured Chi Chi Cruz, Dances with Dudley, Tony DeVito, Scotty Charisma, Mercedes Martinez and Justin Credible vs Kid Kash in the main event.

Knight's wrestling school remained open however and, in late 2004, several former ACW mainstays including Bulldog Blanski and Mike E. Milano decided to start another promotion, Defiant Pro Wrestling. The promotion was initially successful, but ran into a bump in the road causing an 8-month hiatus. Jason Knight appeared at its return show Burning Bridges in Southington, Connecticut on November 19, 2005, as the new Commissioner of the company. Knight would remain with DPW through 2008 when he and Milano parted ways once again. [13]

In August 2008 after Knight purchased DPW's Proving Grounds Dojo from Milano, ACW tried to relaunch in Waterbury, CT and started training a few wrestlers. They managed to only have 2 shows with very little attendance. They went bankrupt for a second time in December 2008, also losing the building, which has since become a church.

On March 12, 2023 Jason Knight announced the re-launch of ASSAULT CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING, on his official Facebook page & website

https://assaultchampionshipwrestling.com/

Alumni

Slyk Wagner Brown Slyck Wagner Brown.jpg
Slyk Wagner Brown
Fred Curry Jr. Rocket Fred Curry.jpg
Fred Curry Jr.
Jason Knight JasonKnightOctober2007.jpg
Jason Knight
Johnny Heartbreaker RGRitalia.jpg
Johnny Heartbreaker

Male wrestlers

Birth name: Ring name(s):Tenure:Notes
Louis AyalaBoogalou2001
Nicholas BarbieriNick Richards2002–2004 [14]
Jeremy Barron Dr. Reginald Heresy2003–2004 [14]
Beau BedugnisBeau Douglas2002 [15]
Michael Bell † Mike Bell2004 [14]
Nicholas BerkNick Berk2002 [15] [16]
Adolfo Bermudez Dances with Dudley2004
Wagner Brown Slyk Wagner Brown2002–2003 [15] [17] [18]
George Caiazzo † John Kronus2002
Chris Candido † Chris Candido2001
David Cash Kid Kash2001
2003–2004		 [16] [19] [20]
Dennis CardonaAbunai2002–2004 [14] [21] [22]
Steven Carrasquillo Monsta Mack2001 [23] [24]
Fred Koury Jr. Fred Curry2001 [23] [25]
Fred Koury IIIFred Curry Jr.2001–2002 [15] [23] [24] [26]
John Cybart IVNocturne2003
Tony DeVito Tony DeVito2001–2004 [18] [23] [27]
Eddie Edwards Eddie Edwards2002–2004 [15] [14] [21]
Nelson Erazo Homicide2001–2003 [18] [23] [24]
Paul Fuchs IIIPaul E. Normous2002–2003 [15] [17]
John GillJohnny Thunder2002–2004 [14] [15] [17] [18]
Chris Hamrick Chris Hamrick2001–2003 [17] [19] [23] [28]
Johnny Kashmere Johnny Kashmere2002 [15] [26] [29]
Matthew Kaye Matt Striker2003 [26] [30]
Ronald Knight Jason Knight2001–2003 [15] [24]
Dave LiptackDave Power2000–2001 [24]
Dean LiptackDean Power2000–2001 [24]
Dan Lopez Mafia2001 [23] [24]
James Maritato Little Guido2002
Dan Morrison Danny Doring2002 [31] [32]
Corey Peloquin Chi Chi Cruz / Debonair Cruz2002–2004 [14] [15] [21] [24] [23]
Peter Polaco Justin Credible2003–2004
Daniel Quirk † Spider2003
Louie RamosLouie Ramos2002
Jonathan Rechner † Balls Mahoney2001–2004 [17] [19] [31] [33]
Billy Reil Billy Reil2001 [23] [24]
Giovanni Roselli Johnny Heartbreaker2001–2002 [23] [34] [35] [36] [37]
Joseph RuglianoJoe Rules2002
Andrew SantosAndy Jaxx2002–2003 [15] [26]
John Stagikas John Walters2003
Michael Verdi † Trent Acid2002 [15] [16] [26] [29]
Brian Wohl Julio Dinero2001
2003		 [23]
Scott Wright Scotty Charisma2002–2004 [15] [21] [26] [38]
Jerome Young New Jack2001–2002 [16] [23]
UnknownA.C. Coaltrain2002
UnknownAdam Booker2001
UnknownAndre Lyons2004 [14]
UnknownApollo2001–2003 [15] [16] [23] [24] [25] [26]
Ed AveryAvil Graves2002–2004 [26] [15] [14] [16]
UnknownBig Daddy2001 [24]
UnknownBig Jay2002–2004 [14] [15] [16] [26]
UnknownThe Black Dragon2001 [24] [25]
UnknownBlack Ice2001 [23] [24]
UnknownBobby Panther2002–2003 [15]
UnknownBull Dredd2001–2003 [16] [18] [23] [25] [31]
UnknownBulldog Blanski2000–2001 [14] [23] [24] [39] [13] [40] [41]
UnknownCheech2004
UnknownChris Dynasty2003
UnknownCueBall2002–2003 [15]
UnknownCurt Daniels2002–2003 [15] [26]
UnknownCurtis Slamdawg2001
2004		 [23] [24]
UnknownDamien Rage2003
UnknownDanny Gonzalez2003
UnknownDanny Morales2004
UnknownDave Donovan2003–2004 [14]
UnknownD.C. Dillinger2002–2003 [15]
UnknownDel Tsunami2002–2003 [14] [15] [16] [21] [26]
UnknownDylan Kage2001–2004 [17] [23] [26] [42]
UnknownEddie Giuliani2003
UnknownEl Boriqua2003
UnknownEl Tigre2001 [25]
UnknownFrankie Starz2001–2002 [21] [23] [24] [25] [39]
UnknownHale Collins2003–2004
UnknownIceBerg2001–2003 [16] [15] [23] [24]
UnknownJamie Pain2002–2004 [14] [16] [31]
UnknownJay Lover2001 [23] [25]
UnknownJay Sull2003
UnknownJay Wood2001 [23] [25]
UnknownJeff Douglas2002 [15]
UnknownJeff Rocker2000–2003 [17] [18] [43] [44]
UnknownJeff Starr2002
UnknownJerk Jackson2004
UnknownJim Nastic2002–2004 [14] [15] [16] [21]
UnknownThe Juice2001 [23] [34]
UnknownJudas Young2001 [23] [24]
UnknownJudge Dredd2002
UnknownKaguchi2003
UnknownKevin Landry2000–2001 [23] [24] [39]
UnknownKurt Adonis2001–2002
2004		 [14] [23] [25]
UnknownLaithon2000–2001 [23] [34] [39]
UnknownLuis Ortiz2003–2004 [14]
Mark RicardoMark Gore2003
UnknownMatt Lariat2002–2004 [14] [15] [16] [26]
UnknownMatt Nelson2003
UnknownThe Mercenary2001
2004		 [18] [23]
UnknownMichael Crimson2002
UnknownMighty Mini2004 [14]
UnknownMike Roos2003
UnknownMike Xylas2002–2004 [14] [15]
UnknownMo' Sexy2003–2004 [14]
UnknownNecromancer2001 [24]
UnknownNemesis2002–2004 [14] [15]
UnknownThe Panther2002 [16]
UnknownPat Gunner2001–2002 [23] [25] [26]
UnknownPepsi Boy2001
2003		 [23] [24] [25]
UnknownThe Prowler2003
UnknownRagin' Ryan Cox2001 [25]
UnknownRed Hot Russ2002–2004 [14] [15]
UnknownRiot2002 [15]
UnknownRon Zombie2001–2004 [14] [15] [16] [17] [23] [25] [31] [45]
UnknownScott Cardinal2004
UnknownShabba White2001–2004 [14] [15] [16] [23] [24]
UnknownShamir Hussein2004
UnknownShockwave2002
UnknownThunder2000–2001 [25]
UnknownThunderbolt2003
UnknownTiger Mulligan2002–2003 [14] [21] [23]
UnknownTony Blaze2003
UnknownTony Cianci2003
UnknownTroy Nelson2003
UnknownUltimate Male #12002 [15]
UnknownUltimate Male #22002 [15]
UnknownUltimate Male #32002 [15]
UnknownVic Gun'R2003–2004 [14]
UnknownWiqued2002–2004 [14] [15]
UnknownWrecka2001–2002 [31]

Female wrestlers

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Mercedes Martinez
Birth name: Ring name(s):Tenure:Notes
Jasmine Benitez Mercedes Martinez2001–2004 [14] [15] [46] [47]
Veronica Carrejo Simply Luscious2004 [14]
Stephanie Finochio Trinity2002–2003
April Hunter April Hunter2002 [46] [47]
Melissa Hiatt Missy Hyatt2001 [23] [34] [9] [10]
Cynthia Lynch Bobcat2002
Angel Orsini Riptide2002–2003 [15] [16]
Ana Rocha Ariel2002–2003 [15] [46] [47] [48]
Sumie Sakai Sumie Sakai2003–2004 [14] [34]
UnknownFoxy2001 [23] [9] [10]
UnknownLizzy B. Sweet2002
UnknownSweet Destiny2001 [23] [34]
UnknownTHC / Trinity H. Campbell2001–2002 [23] [24] [34]

Stables and tag teams

Tag team/Stable(s) MembersTenure(s)
The Backseat Boyz Johnny Kashmere and Trent Acid 2002
Cold FrontBlack Ice and Iceburg2001
The CovenJason Knight, Dave Donovan and The Deranged Freaks2003
Da Hit Squad Monsta Mack and Mafia 2001
Demented & TwistedDave Donovan and Avil Graves2003
DreddloxBull Dredd and Shabba White2002
Mind & MatterDr. Reginald Heresy and Adam Booker2001
The Deranged FreaksBalls Mahoney and Ron Zombie2003
Heart and SoulJohnny Heartbreaker and Devin Cruz2001
Heavy ArtilleryApollo and Pat Gunner2002
Hot Commodity Julio Dinero and Chris Hamrick2003
Kappa Tappa KeggaAndy Jaxx and Curt Daniels2002–2003
La FamiliaBulldog Blanski, Bull Dredd, Eddie Edwards, Dylan Kage, Del Tsunami, The Prowlers, Mercedes Martinez, Riptide, Talia and Mike E. Milano2002–2004
The MutilatorsJaimie Pain and Nemesis2002–2003
The Natural Born SinnersBoogalou and Homicide 2001
The Nelson BrothersMatt Nelson and Troy Nelson2003
The New Strike ForceMatt Striker and Scotty Charisma2003
The New York Elite2003
The Panther BrothersBobby Panther and2002
The Power CompanyDave Power and Dean Power2000–2001
The ProwlersProwler #1 and Prowler #22002–2003
Rednecks from HellBig Jay and Matt Lariat2002–2003
The Ultimate MalesUltimate Male #1. Ultimate Male #2 and Ultimate Male #32002

Managers and valets

Birth name: Ring name(s):Tenure:Notes
Stephanie Finochio Trinity2003
Francine Fournier Francine2001–2002 [49]
April Hunter April Hunter2002 [15]
Nicole Raczynski Nikki Roxx2003
Ana Rocha Ariel2002–2003
Tammy Lynn Sytch Tammy Lynn Sytch2001
Jamie Lynn Szantyr Talia2002–2004 [14] [15]
Rebecca Treston Becky Bayless [50]
Lance WrightLance Wright2001 [24]
UnknownAlura2002–2003 [15]
UnknownBarry Ace2001
Jason Phillip WardJay P. Ward2001–2002
UnknownJessica Jaguar2001–2002
UnknownMike E. Milano2002–2004 [14] [15] [31] [13]
UnknownMiss DeVille2003 [46]
UnknownSheik Ali Abdullah2003–2004

Commentators and interviewers

Birth name: Ring name(s):Tenure:Notes
Joel Gertner Joel Gertner2001–2002 [19] [24] [34] [9] [10]
UnknownDoug Dearborne2003Ring announcer
UnknownJames Deckert
UnknownMike E. Milano
UnknownP.J.2002–2003Color commentator

Referees

Birth name: Ring name(s):Tenure:Notes
UnknownJeff "The Ref" Corona2000–2002Senior official
UnknownHolyoke Joe2001–2004 [14]
UnknownRef Hanson2001 [51]

Other personnel

Birth name: Ring name(s):Tenure:Notes
Ronald Knight Jason Knight2001–2004Booker [23] [39]
Promoter [13] [40]
UnknownBulldog Blanski2001–2004Assistant booker
Road agent [13] [40]
UnknownJohnny Promo2003–2004ACW Commissioner [14]
UnknownT. Gregs2001ACW Commissioner [25]
Company name to Year
Company name:Years:
Acid Pro Wrestling2000–2001
Assault Championship Wrestling2001–2004
Notes
† ^ Indicates they are deceased.
‡ ^ Indicates they died while they were employed with Assault Championship Wrestling.

Championships

Championship:Last Champion(s):Active From:Active Till:Notes:
ACW Heavyweight Championship Ron ZombieFebruary 15, 2004March 21, 2004 [52] [17]
ACW Junior Heavyweight Championship AbunaiFebruary 15, 2004March 21, 2004 [52] [21]
ACW Television Championship Scotty Charisma July 19, 2003March 21, 2004Won battle royal to become first champion. [52] [38]
ACW Hardcore Championship Jamie PainSeptember 7, 2003March 21, 2004 [52] [53]
ACW Great American Championship Tony Devito June 8, 2003March 21, 2004Defeated Jeff Rocker in tournament final to win the vacant title. [52] [18]
ACW Tag Team Championship Kappa Tappa Kegga (Andy Jaxx and Curt Daniels)June 8, 2003March 21, 2004 [52] [26]

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