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
WrestleJam Meriden, Connecticut Michael Banks 2004-
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 No [1][3] Was brought back in 2015 as Descension Pro Wrestling
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
Aroostook Wrestling Excellence Presque Isle Von Taggart 2015- No Formerly known as Avalanche Wrestling Entertainment
Global Independent Wrestling Maine Ryan Michaels 2008- Yes
Independent Wrestling Entertainment Brewer John Bryer 2009- Yes
Limitless Wrestling Orono Randy Carver 2015- Yes
North Atlantic Wrestling Association Buxton Larry Huntley 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
Pioneer Valley Pro Wrestling
Battlefront Pro Wrestling Yes
Beyond Wrestling Worcester Drew Cordeiro 2009- Yes
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
House Of Bricks Pro Wrestling New Bedford Mike Baker
Jordan Rapoza		 2009- Yes Weekly Television product called TurnbuckleTV via Youtube at www.Youtube.com/HoBProWrestling and locally on New Bedford Cable Network
Millennium Wrestling Federation Melrose Dan Mirade
Neil Manolian
 2001-2013 Yes [3][11][12]
New Age Old Tyme Wrestling Hadley Richard Blake 2008-2014 Yes
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
Truly Independent Wrestling Pittsfield/Lanesborough Scott Fellows

Lance Madewell

 2016- Yes Weekly television on Access Pittsfield
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 Theresa Kerr 1998- Yes
Defunct
New Hampshire Championship Wrestling Manchester Marc Schmottlach 2012 Yes
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 David Kline 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]
1CW Pro Wrestling Dover 1CW Owners Group 2009- Yes
Right Coast Pro Newark Lisa & JJ Johnston 2012- Yes
302 Pro Wrestling Felton, Wilmington Ron Faison Owner, David Scherich G.M. 2016- Yes Fastest growing independent promotion in Delaware

Maryland

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
Baltimore Championship Wrestling Baltimore
Maryland Championship Wrestling Baltimore Dan McDevitt
Dick Caricofe
Dennis Whipwrecht		 1998-2003;
2006-		 Yes 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 Wrestling Federation Woodland Park Kevin Knight 1998- Yes [5][46]
Jersey All Pro Wrestling Bayonne Frank Iadeavia 1997- Yes [3][5][47][48]
Jersey Shore Championship Wrestling Seaside Park, New Jersey Frank Iadeavia 2011- Yes
New Jersey Championship Wrestling Williamstown, New Jersey The Honorable Marsh Edwards 2007 - ????? Yes
Pro Wrestling Magic New Milford, New Jersey Anthony Iovino, Steve Off 2015- Yes
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][49]
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][50]
Bloody Rage American Wrestling League (B.R.A.W.L) Somerdale Jersey Hurricane 1999–2003 Yes [5][51]
Jersey Championship Wrestling Hasbrouck Heights JCW Productions 1999–2004 Yes [3][52]
National Wrestling Federation Bricktown DC Drake 1986–1994 No [5][53]
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[54]
Stars & Stripes Championship Wrestling Belleville Carmine Sabia 1998–2005 Yes [55]

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[56]
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][57][58]
Pier 6 Wrestling Rochester Adam Nowak 2008- No [59]
Squared Circle Wrestling Syracuse Josh Jeanneret 2006-2015 No
Upstate Pro Wrestling Rochester, NY Mike Rosario 2003- Yes Formerly NWA Upstate (2003-2009) and NWA New York (2009-2013)
Xcite Wrestling Binghamton, NY Jonny Musok 2012- Yes
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 [60]
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][61]
Family Wrestling Entertainment Manhattan Jordan Schneider
 2010-2015 Yes
Hardcore Wrestling Alliance Holbrook Paul Lauria 1999–2000 No [62]
Impact Championship Wrestling Queens Jac Saboth 2000– Yes Recently revived[63]

Pennsylvania

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
American Championship Pro Wrestling Philadelphia Chris Sutton 2005- Yes [64]
American X Wrestling Reading Jan Pluto Jr.

Jared Strunk

 2016- Yes
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;[65] promotion changed its name to Pro Wrestling World-1 in 2004; merging with AWA Spinebuster to form AWA WORLD-1 South in 2006[66][67]
CHIKARA Allentown Mike Quackenbush 2002- Yes [3]
Combat Zone Wrestling Philadelphia DJ Hyde 1999- Yes [5][68]
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][69]
Keystone Championship Wrestling LLC Philadelphia The Madd Man Kahreem 2013- Yes
Keystone Pro Wrestling Lancaster William Brown 2012- Yes [70]
Keystone State Wrestling Alliance Pittsburgh Bobby O 2000- Yes
Legacy Wrestling Hershey Adam Loncar & Mike Bloomer 2015- Yes [71]
Pennsylvania Premiere Wrestling Hazleton Paul Bo, Ryan Boyle, Anthony McKeegan and Scott Fineout 2013- Yes
Pro Wrestling Entertainment Mechanicsburg Tiffani Monroe 2004- Yes Its training faciity is run by Johnny Graham[3][72]
Pro Wrestling eXpress McKeesport Jim Miller 1994- Yes [73]
Ultimate Wrestling Experience Harrisburg Travis Shirk 2010- Yes [74]
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][75]
Defunct
Allied Powers Wrestling Federation Indiana Chris Lash
Ken Brewer, Jr.		 1998- Yes [5][76]
Extreme Championship Wrestling Philadelphia Tod Gordon
Paul Heyman		 1992–2001 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][77]
Hardway Wrestling Bethlehem The Bad Crew 1998–2004 Yes [78]
International Pro Wrestling Harrisburg Doug Flex
Brick Bronsky		 1997–2004 No [5]
KAPOW! Philadelphia 2002–2005 Yes [79]
Keystone Championship Wrestling Altoona Ken Downs 2002–2009 Yes [80]
Major League Wrestling Philadelphia Court Bauer 2002–2005 No [81][82]
Pennsylvania Championship Wrestling Reading Blaine DeSantis 1995–2000 No [5][18][83]
Pittsburgh Wrestling League North Versailles 1999–2001 No Merged with NWA East in 2001[5][84]
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[85][86]
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[87][88]
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][89]
Tri-State Wrestling Alliance Philadelphia Joel Goodhart 1989–1992 Yes [5][90][91]

Midwest

Kansas

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
Mid-West Wrestling Entertainment Mount Hope Lance Chaffin 2012– Yes
Defunct
Metro Pro Wrestling Kansas City Chris Gough 2010–2016 Yes Sold to the National Wrasslin' League in December of 2016

Illinois

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
All American Wrestling Berwyn Jim Lynam and Danny Daniels 2004- Yes
Chaos Pro Wrestling Metropolis Sean Ditterline
Ron Zaragossa		 2002-10
2012-		 Yes [92]
DREAMWAVE Wrestling LaSalle DREAMWAVE Entertainment, LLC 2009- Yes
Midwest Impact Pro Lincoln
Pro Wrestling Collision Carbondale Chris Hagstrom 2013- Yes [93]
Rebellious Wrestling Federation Ashton, Illinois & Sterling, Illinois Sean David 2009- Yes
RISE Wrestling Naperville Kevin Harvey 2016- Yes
Shimmer Women Athletes Berwyn Dave Prazak
Allison Danger		 2005- Yes [94]
Defunct
Pro Championship Wrestling Midlothian Rick Knight 2001-2014 Yes
American Wrestling Federation Chicago Paul Alperstein 1994–1996 No Tito Santana and Sgt. Slaughter were bookers for the promotion[5][95]
Powerhouse Championship Wrestling LaSalle Tim Lyle 1993–2008 Yes [5][96]
Windy City Pro Wrestling Chicago Sam DeCero 1988-2010 Yes [5][13][18][20]
All American Pro Wrestling Marion Sean Chambers 2006-2012 Yes [97][98]

Indiana

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
Adrenaline Ringside Wrestling NW Indiana Ringside Entertainment, LLC. 2011- No Runs in several towns in Northwest Indiana. Known for their charity work with schools, scouting groups, and charitable organizations
New Wave Pro Wrestling Terre Haute Mykie Guess 2013- Yes
Heartland Championship Wrestling South Bend Dale Gibson and John Rosetto 2017- Yes World recognized World Championship
Pro Wrestling King South Bend Eric King 2007- Yes
Championship Wrestling Alliance Richmond Kaidyn Kross 200? - No [99]
EMERGE Wrestling Columbus Ricky Ruckus 2015 - Yes
Frontier Elite Wrestling Indianapolis Dustin Dyson 2002- Yes
Hoosier Pro Wrestling Columbus Jerry Wilson 1998- Yes [100]
IWA Mid-South Clarksville Ian Rotten 1996- [3][5][101][102]
Insanity Pro Wrestling Indianapolis Greg Carey and Dave Lawson 2001-
Infinity Pro Wrestling Lafayette Don Lechian 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[103]
New Era Wrestling Shelbyville Michael Lovitt 2001- Yes
Xplosive Championship Wrestling Shelbyville Josh Fletcher 2003- Yes
NWA SUPREME WRESTLING Madison Shawn Sands 1997- 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
Rival Showdown Pro Wrestling Bloomington Mathew Mounce, Tyler Kay, Renee Lucas 2018- Yes First show October 20th, Bloomington National Guard Armory
Wild Championship Wrestling Outlaws Indianapolis Don Basher 1995- Yes [3][5][104]
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][105]
Main Event Championship Wrestling Evansville John Collins 2001 No Former ECW star The Sandman was head booker for the promotion[106][107]
New Wave Championship Wrestling Evansville John Collins 2001–2002 Yes [108]
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

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
Central Empire Wrestling Wellman,Iowa Austin Bayliss 2007
Magnum Pro Wrestling Council Bluffs, Iowa Jaysin Strife 2010- Yes
Iowa Championship Wrestling Unknown Unknown- Mighty Molly and The Hurricane
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 [109]
Blue Collar Wrestling Alliance Wyandotte Mike Blackwell 2007- Yes
Blue Water Championship Wrestling Port Huron Andrew D'Arcy 2000- Yes
CLASH Wrestling Taylor Keith Libra and Tim Brownlee 2008- Yes [110]
Detroit Style Wrestling Wyandotte Jonathan Nichols 2008- Yes
Imperial Wrestling Entertainment Houghton Lake/Northern MI President: Rick Greene

Executive Producer: Craig Stossel

 2014- Yes
International Bigtime Wrestling Westland Mongoose 2007- Yes
Juggalo Championship Wrestling Detroit Shaggy 2 Dope
Violent J		 1999- Yes [111]
Metro Pro Wrestling Southgate John Adkins 2002- No
Pro Wrestling All-Stars of Detroit Melvindale Anthony Rivera 2005- No
Michigan Wrestling Organization Flint Jason "The Basher" Clouse 1995 - Yes
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 Bombshells of Wrestling Port Huron Andrew D'Arcy 2013- Yes
Xtreme Intense Championship Wrestling Detroit Malcolm Monroe II 2000- Yes
Defunct
Apex Pro Wrestling Chesterfield 2014-2016 Yes
Big Time Wrestling Detroit Harry Light 1945 - 1980 No
Championship Wrestling Federation Warren Dave St. Onge
Thomas LaPeer
Art Marshall		 1996–1997 No [5][112]
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][113]
International Ring Of Grapplers Lansing Rigoberto Flores
Chaz Brackx
Ricky Pannell Jr.		 2011-2015 Yes [114][115]
Maximum Pro Wrestling Livonia Scott D'Amore
Allan Young		 2002–2003 Yes Merged with Canadian promotion Border City Wrestling[116]
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][117]
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 [118]

Minnesota

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
F1rst Wrestling Minneapolis Arik Cannon 2007- No
Heavy on Wrestling Duluth David Sabick
Jon Wolford		 2007- Yes
Prime Time Wrestling Bloomington Gregory McDonald
Lenny Lane		 2011- Yes
Pro Wrestling Battleground St. Paul 2007- No
Steel Domain Wrestling Lakeville Ed Hellier 1998– Yes Originally known as St. Paul Championship Wrestling until 2001
Defunct
French Lake Wrestling Alliance French Lake Sterling Noland 2001 No
Midwest Pro Wrestling Minneapolis Eddie Sharkey 1999–2007 Yes [3][5]
Northern Premier Wrestling Gibbon J.B. Trask 1994–1999 No [5][24]
Pro Wrestling America Minneapolis Eddie Sharkey 1985–1998 No [5][24][119][120]

Missouri

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
World League Wrestling Troy Harley Race 1999- Yes Associated with the Harley Race Wrestling Academy; formerly affiliated with the National Wrestling Alliance[3][5][121]
Kansas City Xtreme Wrestling Raytown Jordan 'Smiley' Rogers 2013- Yes Closely associated with the Xtreme Wrestling Center
Defunct
Midwest Renegade Wrestling St. Louis Mike Rogers
Ty Dalton		 1997–2004 No Promotion was revived as NWA Central States in 2004[5]
National Wrasslin' League Kansas City, Missouri Major Baisden 2016-2018 Yes Defunct as of April 2018.

North Dakota

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
Elite Wrestling Initiative Mandan 2011- Yes
Fully Loaded Wrestling Minot 2014- Yes
Defunct
Northern Outlaw Wrestling Minot Mark Holter 2008-2014 No

Ohio

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
Mid Ohio Wrestling Massilon Dave Stafford 2001- Yes
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][122][123]
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
Extreme Chaos Wrestling Toledo Adam Larry, Bradley Watts 2018- Yes
Premiere Wrestling Alliance Lancaster Chris Cruit 2016- Yes
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][124]
New Era Pro Wrestling Painesville Eddie Edwards 2001–2007 Yes [3][125]
Outlaws of Championship Wrestling Cleveland William Rabbits
Paul Michalski
Frank Urankar II		 1999–2002 Yes [126]
World Wide Wrestling Alliance Columbus Richard Arpin
Dave Nelson		 2004–2005 No Originally known as NWA Ohio[127]

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[128][129]
Great Lakes Championship Wrestling Milwaukee David Herro 1997- Yes [5]
Janesville Wrestling Alliance Janesville Jacob Sailing 2011- Yes [130]
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][131]

* Midwest */ Main Event Pro Wrestling

Southeast

Alabama

Name Location Owners Years Active Website Information
Active
Revolt Pro Wrestling Gulf Coast Revolt Pro Wrestling, LLC 2013- Yes Formerly known as American Championship Wrestling

Florida

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
Tampa Bay Pro Wrestling Tampa 2017- Yes Official promotion of the Lethal Academy
IGNITE Wrestling Vero Beach Kim Artlip 2015- Yes Female owner/promoter with the Treasure Coasts ONLY pro wrestling company
Continental Championship Wrestling Jacksonville 1992- 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 Rebranded into Elite Championship Wrestling as a smaller venue for NWA Elite Championship Wrestling, who is based out of Louisiana
Culture Shock Wrestling Mossy Head James Rimmer 2001- Yes rebranded from Hardcore Pro Wrestling (1996-2000)
Manor Professional Wrestling Dinner Theater Kissimmee Unknown 2012- Yes The first pro wrestling dinner show
Ring Warriors Fort Lauderdale, Florida Howard T. Brody (Co-Owner)
Larry Brannon (Co-Owner)
Paul Jones (Owner)		 2011- No Formerly known as NWA Ring Warriors and former partners with NWA Wrestling from 2011 to 2012
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[132][133]
Full Throttle Pro Wrestling Lake Park John Dill 2016- Yes Independent organization launched in 2016 with live events starting in September

Website: www.fullthrottleprowrestling.com www.facebook.com/fullthrottleprowrestling www.twitter.com/FTPW2016

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[134]
Florida Hardcore Wrestling Mangonia Park, Florida 2014-2015
Orange City, Florida 2015-2016
Palm Springs, Florida 2016
Palm City, Florida 2016-present		 Kyle Anderson
Mitchel Anderson
Kipp Christianson		 2014– Yes
NWA Florida Underground Orlando Dontay Brown 2008- Yes [5][18]
Ronin Pro Wrestling Ft. Lauderdale Unknown 2013 Yes Performs in the Ft. Lauderdale/Miami metro areas[135]
XW2000 Milton Sika Anoa'i 2015- Yes Formerly known as Epic Championship Wrestling, originally owned by Rosey
Defunct
Florida Wrestling Alliance Tampa Cliff Anderson 1998–2004 No [5][20]
New Era Wrestling Fort Myers, Florida Craig Stokes 2009-2015
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][136]
Hardkore Championship Wrestling Hollywood Nick Mayberry 2002-2007 Yes [137]
Independent Professional Wrestling Davie Ron Niemi
Mike Pescina		 1998–2003 Yes Promotion merged with NWA Florida in 2003[5][138]
International Championship Wrestling Association Tampa Square Circle Promotions 1992–1996 No [5][20]
Southern Championship Wrestling Florida DeBary 2003–2007 Yes [3][139]
Sunray Pro Wrestling Melbourne Joe Price 2003–2004 Yes Formerly known as NWA Florida[140]
Xcitement Wrestling Federation Orlando Jimmy Hart 2001–2005 Yes Events filmed at Universal Studios Florida; co-promoted events with the World Wrestling Council[106][141][142]

Georgia

Name Location Owners Years Active Website Information
Active
Anarchy wrestling Cornelia, Georgia Rick Michaels 2005-
Atlanta Wrestling Entertainment Atlanta, Georgia Joshua Von Wheeler 2013- Yes
Championship Wrestling from GA Eatonton, Georgia Chris Nelms 2016-
Southern Fried Wrestling Monroe, Georgia David Manders 2013-
Sunbelt Wrestling Entertainment Tifton, Georgia Brooks Robinson 2016-
Viral Pro Wrestling Thomson, Georgia Joshua Hancock 2016- No
Defunct
Georgia Woodland Wrestling Mauk Tj Carmello & Christio M. Woodland 2015-2016 No Promotion failed and was not able to run anymore
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[143][144]
Great Championship Wrestling Columbus Jerry Oates 2004-2010 No Formerly known as Georgia Championship Wrestling from 2004 to 2005; sister promotion of NWA Wildside[145][146]
National Championship Wrestling Cornelia Steve Martin 1997–1999 No Merged with NWA Georgia to form NWA Wildside[5][147]
National Wrestling Federation Dalton 2000–2003 No Originally known as United States Championship Wrestling until 2002[148]
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][149]
Spinebuster Championship Wrestling Valdosta 2004–2005 Yes [150][151]
Turnbuckle Championship Wrestling Marietta Dusty Rhodes 2000–2003 Yes Featured many former stars from World Championship Wrestling following its close in 2001[152]
War Zone Wrestling Alliance Gainesville 1997–1998 No Formerly known as the Great American Wrestling Alliance[5][153]

Kentucky

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
Bluegrass Championship Wrestling Paintsville Kenneth and Lisa Cantrell 2008–present No
Ohio Valley Wrestling Louisville Danny Davis 1998- Yes Affiliated with the National Wrestling 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][154][155]
Kentucky Zone Wrestling Somerset Dennis Spradlin 2000's- No
Wildcat Championship Wrestling Lawrenceburg Bobby Helton 2000's- Yes
Prime Time Wrestling Paris Larry Jones and Daryl Kelly 2000's- No
Traditional Southern Wrestling Corbin Myke Murphy and Larry Mitchell 2000's- No
Defunct
PWF Mid-South Kentucky Shyt Pan Dan and Stinky Steve 2001–2002 No Affiliated with Premier Wrestling Alliance and PWF Northeast[156]
Tri-State Wrestling Kentucky Jeff Libolt 2000–2003 No Founded by "White Lion" Jim Tanner and "Bad Religion" Maxx Burton; promotion bought by NWA Championship Wrestling in 2003[157]
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]
AML Wrestling Winston-Salem, North Carolina Tracy Myers, Brian Hawks 2015- Yes Also known as America's Most Liked Wrestling
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][158][159]
East Coast Pro Wrestling - North Carolina Thomasville Joe Long/Jeff Barbrey 1998- Relaunched under a management group in 2013. Member of Pro Wrestling International
Fire Star Pro Wrestling Greensboro Cam LaBron Key 2012- Yes Pro Wrestling training school & promotion affiliated with Pro Wrestling International since 2013
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 2003- Yes Originally known as the Carolina Wrestling Association from 2003 to 2008 and Premiere Wrestling Showcase from 2008 to 2009
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
Danger Zone Wrestling Aberdeen 2013- Yes
United Professional Wrestling Association Wilmington Donald Brower 2005- Yes
Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling Kill Devil Hills Vinnie Vain 2012 - 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][160]
South Atlantic Pro Wrestling Winston-Salem Paul Jones
Frank Dusek		 1990–1992 No Founded as North American Wrestling Association by George Scott, John Ringley and Mike Lamberth[5][161]
South Eastern Wrestling Alliance Sylva 1991–1997 No [162]
Southern Championship Wrestling Durham Jack Cates 1994–2004 Yes [5][20][163]
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[164]

South Carolina

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
SCW Entertainment Greenwood, South Carolina Brandon Lawton 2011- No [165]
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 [166]

Tennessee

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
SWF Wrestling Tullahoma Yukon Jack 2002-Present Known as Southern Wrestling Federation
Just Plain Wrestling Millington Chris Thigpen 2004- Yes [167]
IWF-Tn Pro Wrestling Cookeville Tom Davison/Jason Womack 1996-2010 [NO]
Southern All-Star Wrestling Millersville Jason Womack 2006-present 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][168]
Old School Wrestling League Dunlap Jason Womack
 2012-Present [No] [5][169][170]
Tennessee Independent Wrestling Federation Trenton Randy Byrd
 1991- Yes [5][170][171]
Tennessee Xtreme Wrestling Knoxville Jerry and Preston Tipton 2007- Yes
United States Wrestling Organization Springfield Tony Falk 2001- Yes [3][172]
ERA Wrestling Wartburg Daniel Terry & Jon Diamond 2008- Yes
Real South Wrestling Federation Memphis Jerome Williams 2014- No
Defunct
Appalachian Mountain Wrestling Elizabethton Allen Jarnagan
Brian Smith		 1998–1999 No Formerly known as the Southern Wrestling Alliance[5][173]
Crossfire Wrestling Nashville Marcus Pastorius 2010-2013 Yes Also known as Crossfire Entertainment LLC. Shane Douglas served as Director of Operations
Global Force Wrestling Nashville Jeff Jarrett & Karen Jarrett 2014–2017 Yes
Memphis Championship Wrestling Memphis Terry Golden 2000–2001 No WWE developmental territory from 2000 to 2001; revived as Memphis Wrestling in 2003[174]
Memphis Power Pro Wrestling Memphis Randy Hales 1998–2004 No Merged with Memphis Championship Wrestling in 2001, but left two months later[175]
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][176]
New Blood Wrestling Dyersburg Sir Mo 2006–2009 Yes [177]
New Breed Championship Wrestling Brownsville James Mea 1996–2002 No [178]
Real Wrestling Federation Memphis 2001–2003 Yes Events held at the Raleigh Springs Mall[3][179]
Smoky Mountain Wrestling Knoxville Jim Cornette 1991–1995 No [5][36][180][181]
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][182][183]
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[184]

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][185]
Defunct
Independent Professional Wrestling Alliance Arlington Kevin Carson
Cueball Carmichael		 1995–1999 Yes Also known as the Independent Pro Wrestling Alliance[5][5][18][186]
Mid-Atlantic Wrestling Alliance Edinburg Doug Ward 1995–1997 No [5][18][20]
UWF Live 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
All Star Wrestling Madison Gary Damron 2007– Yes
Black Diamond Wrestling Wheeling Rikk Diamond 2003- Yes [5][187]
Championship Pro Wrestling Martinsburg Jamie Cave 1997– Yes [5][188]
IWA East Coast Nitro Mad Man Pondo 2004– Yes Affiliated with the Independent Wrestling Association[189]
International Combat Sports Charleston JL Kyle 2018- Yes Affiliated with the Allied Independent Wrestling Federations
Kanawha Valley Wrestling Southside Brad Litchfield 2013– Yes
MEGA Pro Wrestling Seth John Cooper 2003– Yes Affiliated with the Allied Independent Wrestling Federations
Mason-Dixon Wrestling Nutter Fort Jim Hawkins 1997– Yes [5][190]
Savage Championship Wrestling Charleston Geoff J Jeffries 2014–2016 Yes Formerly owned by JL Kyle
Unleashed Wrestling Alliance Milton Nada Adkins 2008– Yes
Xtreme Maximum Championship Wrestling Cross Lanes and Falls View Brandon Ashworth 2001–2011, 2014– Yes
Defunct
Atlantic Terror Championship Wrestling Martinsburg Barry Casino 2000–2001 No [5][191]


Oklahoma

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
All Star Pro Warr Acres Brandon Barricade 2017–present Yes Debuted February 18th, 2017
Buzzsaw Championship Wrestling Guthrie Terry Pantera 2015–present Yes Ran in Poteau from 2001-2003
Best Mexican Lucha Libre Tulsa Brandon Groom 2017–present Yes Runs in the same venue as Body Progression Pro Wrestling two Saturdays a month
Body Progression Pro Wrestling Sapulpa Brandon Groom 2013–present Yes Runs two Saturdays a month in the same venue as Best Mexican Lucha Libre
Compound Pro Wrestling Tulsa Mitch Baxter 2006–present Yes Oldest Promotion in Northeast Oklahoma
Lucha Americana Oklahoma City Carmine Despirto 2017–present Yes Runs in Plaza Mayor alongside Mid-South Wrestling Alliance
Mid-South Wrestling Alliance Oklahoma City Mike Crawford 2001-2011, 2012–present Yes Runs inside Plaza Mayor every Friday night
World Class Revolution Ardmore Jerry Bostic 2014–present Yes Oklahoma's first largest, and one of the nations top 10 fastest growing independent promotions. "WCR" was formerly known as Imperial Wrestling Revolution until it's renaming in 2018 in honor of World Class Championship Wrestling. Also runs shows in Texas, Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas with multiple regional T.V. deals within these states.
Defunct
Impact Zone Wrestling Lawton John Zorthos 2004–2017 Yes Closed briefly in late 2016
Power Zone Wrestling Alliance Shawnee Rick Garrett 1994–1996 No [5][20][192]
Sooner World Class Wrestling Oklahoma City Rick Garrett 2007-2013 Yes Founded after Rick Garrett left the All American Championship Wrestling.[193]
Empire Championship Wrestling Oklahoma City Rick Garrett 2015–2016 Yes The successor to Sooner World Class Wrestling
Steel Rage Pro Wrestling Sapulpa Sarah Harmon 2002–2016 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][194][195]

Texas

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
VIP Wrestling Arlington Lamont S. Williams
Keith Kovalic		 2014- Yes
Anarchy Championship Wrestling Austin Daryl Childress 2006- Yes
Austin College Wrestling Sherman Darion McKenzie 2013- No
Inspire Pro Wrestling Austin Justin Bissonnette 2013- Yes
Branded Outlaw Wrestling San Antonio 2011- Yes
Brawl Wrestling Sindicate Boerne Brian Allen
Christy Butler		 2011- Yes
Big Texas Wrestling Cleburne Lil Tony 2013- Yes
Christian Wrestling Federation Rockwall Rob Vaughn 2000- Yes [3][196]
Deep East Texas Rasslin' Lufkin Lance Moore
Zac Acrey		 2009- Yes
DFW All Pro Haltom City 2016- Yes
Metroplex Wrestling Bedford Steven Kirby 2010- Yes
O.S.W. Old School Wrestling, Inc. Odessa Fred Urban III 2010- 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][197]
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 [198][199]
WrestleCircus Austin Al Lenhart 2016- Yes
Defunct
Extreme Texas Wrestling San Antonio Rudy Boy Gonzalez 2001–2002 Yes [3][200]
Global Wrestling Federation Dallas Max Andrews
Grey Pierson		 1991–1994 No [5][201][202]
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 [203]
Ultra Championship Wrestling-Zero Salt Lake City Steve Neilson 2003- Yes Affiliated with AWA Superstars from 2005 to 2007[204][205]
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][206][207]
Big Time Wrestling Fremont Kirk White 1996- Yes
Cen-Cal Professional Wrestling San Luis Obispo Kadin Anthony

Dennis Balsamo

Dominick Balsamo

Jason Turner

 2015- Yes
Empire Wrestling Federation San Bernardino Jesse Hernandez
Bill Anderson		 1996- Yes [5][206][208]
Insane Wrestling League Chino Vic Luna 2005-
Mach 1 Wrestling Anaheim/Downey Jon Ian 2008- No
Maverick Pro Wrestling Los Angeles, CA Brandon Ficara

Stephen Wu

 2017- No
Millennium Pro Wrestling Simi Valley 2001- Yes
Pro Championship Wrestling Oroville Zack Reeb 1999- Yes [209]
Pro Wrestling Guerrilla Los Angeles Excalibur
Joey Ryan
Scott Lost
Super Dragon		 2003- Yes [206][210]
Pacific Coast Wrestling Los Angeles Joseph Cabibbo
Mike Scharnagl		 2015- Yes
SoCal Pro Oceanside Jeff Dino 2011- Yes
Vendetta Pro Wrestling Santa Maria Billy Blade 2005- Yes
Wrestlings Best of the West Fresno Matthew Sparks
William Polson		 2016 Yes
Defunct
American Independent Wrestling Alliance Los Angeles Ed Aherns 1990–1998 No [5][18][206]
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 [211]
New Wave Pro Wrestling San Diego Andrew Jassick
Trevor Allen		 2007-2012 Yes
Revolution Pro Wrestling Industry Ron Rivera 1999–2004 No [206][212]
Slammers Wrestling Federation Studio City Verne Langdon
El Toro Bravo		 1989–1997 Yes [5][18][206]
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[206][213][214]
West Coast Wrestling Association Fresno Ward Enterprises 1990–1991 Yes Revived as North American Wrestling in 2000, but folded twelve years later[5][215]
Women of Wrestling Los Angeles David McLane 2000–2001 Yes [216]
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[217]
The West Coast Wrestling Company Temecula Adam Ginsberg 2008-2012 Yes
Xtreme Pro Wrestling Sherman Oaks Rob Zicari
Tom Byron		 1999–2003 Yes [106][206][218]

Hawaii

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
Action Zone Wrestling Waipahu Daryl Bonilla 2005- Yes [219]
Defunct
Hawai'i Championship Wrestling Honolulu Don Muraco
Linda Bade		 2003–2008 Yes Formerly affiliated with AWA Superstars[220][221]

Washington

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
Cascade Championship Wrestling Spokane 2017- Yes
World Underground Wrestling Bremerton, Washington 2006-
3-2-1 Battle Seattle Yes
Defy Wrestling Seattle Yes
Defunct
Inland Pro Wrestling Spokane Jesse Lawson Yes
Championship Wrestling U.S.A. Vancouver Sandy Barr 1992–1997 No [5][24][222]
Tulalip Championship Wrestling Marysville 2008-2012 Yes [223]

Oregon

Name Location Owner(s) Years active Website Notes
Active
West Coast Wrestling Connection Salem Jeff Manning 2005–present Yes Weekly television broadcast on KPDX-TV
DOA Pro Wrestling Portland Terry Farness 2008- Yes
Prestige Wrestling Hermiston William Quintana 2017- Yes
Defunct
WrestleSport Portland 2014– Yes
Power Pit Pro Wrestling Roseburg Michael Hill 2012–2015 No

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