List of Xtreme Pro Wrestling alumni

Xtreme Pro Wrestling was a professional wrestling promotion based in Los Angeles, California from 1999 to 2002, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from 2002 to 2003, and in Los Angeles from 2008 to 2009. Former employees in XPW consisted of professional wrestlers, managers, play-by-play and color commentators, announcers, interviewers and referees.

Alumni

Sabu

Colt Cabana

Sandman

Damián 666

Axl Rotten

Jack Evans

Super Dragon

Luke Hawx

Jonny Storm

New Jack

Super Crazy

Abdullah The Butcher

Male wrestlers

Birth name:	Ring name(s):	Tenure:	Notes
Tapia, AdolfoAdolfo Tapia	La Parka	2002
Schuyler Andrews	Scorpio Sky	2003 2008–2009	[1][2][3]
Joe Applebaumer	Pogo the Clown	2000–2003 2008–2009	[3][4][5][6][7][8]
Adam Birch	Joey Matthews	2002–2003
Todd Bradford	Perro Russo	2000
Terry Brunk	Sabu	2000–2001	[1][2][5][6][8][9][10]
George Caiazzo^†	John Kronus	1999–2001	[1][6][8][11][12][13][14]
Chris Candido^†	Chris Candido	2000 2002–2003	[1][5][6][8][11]
Matthew Capiccioni	Matt / Matt Cross	2002–2003 2009	[7]
Jullián Carrillo	Venom Black	2002
John Chávez	Angel	2001–2003 2008–2009	[1][2][3][8][12]
Chris Chetti	Chris Chetti	2002–2003
Michael Ciriglio	Michael Modest	1999–2000	[5][11]
Richard Clements	Quicksilver	2003
Scott Colton	Matt Classic	2009
Steve Coombs	Steve Rizzono	2000–2002
Carlos Coronado	Extasis / Xtasis	2002
Taylor Correa	El Chupacabra	2009
Daniel Covell	Christopher Daniels	1999	[6]
John Czawlytko	Maxx	2000
Miguel Díaz	Rey Misterio	2000
Juan Domínguez	Mosco de la Merced	2000 2002
Tony Drake	Babi Slymm	2009
Anthony Durante^†	Pitbull #2	1999	[1]
Michael Durham^†	Johnny Grunge	1999–2000	[1]
Robert Fimbres	Robby Phoenix	2008–2009	[3]
Timothy Fischer	Damien Steele	1999–2001	[1][5][6][8][11]
Chris Ford	Judas / Salem	2003
Jim Fullington	The Sandman	2001–2002 2008	[1][2][3][11][12][15]
Terry Funk	Terry Funk	2000 2002 2008	[2][3][6]
Leonardo Gómez	Damián 666	2000–2003	[7][8][16]
Vic Grimes	Vic Grimes	2001–2003	[2][8][12][17]
Chris Hamrick	Chris Hamrick	2002–2003	[8]
Oren Hawxhurst	Altar Boy Luke / Luke Hawx	2002–2003 2008–2009	[2][3][12]
Brian Heffron	Zebra Kid	2002
Eduardo Hernández	Juventud Guerrera	2000–2003	[1][8]
Ian Hodgkinson	Vampiro / El Beaner	2001–2002 2008	[1][2][3]
James Itow^†	Rising Son	2001
Anthony Jones	Tony Jones	2000–2001	[18]
Evan Karagias	Evan Karagias	2002
Ryan Katz	GQ Money	2001–2002 2008–2009	[1][2][3][8]
Pat Kenney	Simon Diamond	2003
Mitsunobu Kikuzawa	Kikuzawa	2001
Ronnie Killings	K-Malik Shabazz	2002	[7]
Brian Knighton^†	Axl Rotten	2000	[6][8][19]
Marc Letzman	Excalibur	2001
Levy, ScottScott Levy	Raven	2003 2008	[2][3]
Jerry Lynn	Jerry Lynn	2002–2003
Daniel Lyon	Super Dragon	2001
Kevin Lyon	Ultra Taro Jr.	1999 2001
James Maritato	Little Guido	2002
Martin, TroyTroy Martin	Shane Douglas	2000 2002–2003	[5][6][8][11][20][21]
Willie McClinton Jr.	Willie Mack	2009
Darren McMillan^†	Dynamite D / Dynamite Martel / Dynamite Warrior / Roddy Raw D / Bud-D Love / D	1999–2002	[1][3][8]
Joseph Meehan	Joey Ryan	2008–2009	[1]
Jack Miller	Jack Evans	2008	[1][2][3]
Carlos Moises	Konnan	2001–2002	[22]
Michael Mondragon	Disco Machine	2001 2008	[2][3]
Dan Morrison	Danny Doring	2002–2003
Tim Moura	Timothy Thatcher	2009
Joseph Muñoz	Kid Kaos / KAOS	1999–2003 2008	[1][2][3][4][8][22]
Jamal Mustafa	Mustafa Saed	2008	[2][3]
Kazushige Nosawa	NOSAWA	2000–2002
Manuel Partida	Halloween	2000–2003	[7][8]
Lester Perfors	Supreme / Lester	1999–2003 2008–2009	[1][2][3][5][6][8][12]
Ted Petty^†	Rocco Rock	1999–2000	[1]
Josh Piscura	Josh	2002–2003	[7]
Polaco, PeterPeter Polaco	Justin Credible	2003	[8]
Bobby Quance	Bobby Quance	2003
Rafael Reyes	El Salsero	2000
Alex Rizzo^†	Big Dick Dudley	1999–2001	[1][5][8][11]
Jerome Robinson	Jerome Robinson	2008
Jesús Rodríguez	Chimaera	2009
Dean Roll	Shark Boy	2002–2003	[23]
Francisco Rueda	Super Crazy	2002–2003	[24]
Larry Shreve	Abdullah the Butcher	2000
Sonny Siaki	Sonny Siaki	2003	[25]
Tracy Smothers	Tracy Smothers	2000 2002–2003
Jason Spence	Christian York	2003
Chris Spradlin	Chris Hero	2003
Dylan Summers	Necro Butcher	2008	[1][2][3]
Dionicio Torres	Psicosis	2001–2003
Jerry Tuite^†	Malice / Snuff	2002–2003
Joseph Utsler	Shaggy 2 Dope	2001
Gil Vasquez	BC Killer	2009	[3]
Andrew Vassos	Donovan Morgan	1999–2000	[6]
Andre Verdun	Youth Suicide	2008–2009
Sean Waltman	X-Pac / X	2003 2008	[3][22]
John Webber	The Stepfather	2008–2009	[3]
Johnny Webber	Johnny Webb	1999–2002 2008–2009	[1][2][3][4][6][8][11]
William Welch	The Messiah / The Blunatic	1999–2001	[1][4][5][6][12]
Jonathan Whitcombe	Jonny Storm	2002–2003	[26]
John Williams	Ian Rotten	2003
Christopher Wilson	Justice Pain	2003
Brian Winbush	Famous B	2009
Brian Wohl	Julio Dinero	2002–2003
Gary Wolfe	Pitbull #1	1999	[1]
Young, JeromeJerome Young	New Jack	2001–2002 2008	[1][2][3][11][27]
Unknown	Altar Boy Matthew	2002
Unknown	American Wild Child	1999 2002	[7]
Unknown	Bigg Rott / B.G. Rott	1999–2000 2008	[2][3][8]
Unknown	Boogalou	2002
Unknown	Buddy George	2002
Unknown	Carlito Montana	1999–2000	[8]
Unknown	Carnage	2008–2009	[3]
Unknown	Chronic	1999–2000 2008	[2][3][5][8]
Unknown	Crimson	2002
Unknown	Cybil	1999–2000
Unknown	Damian Arsenic	2009
Unknown	Dante	2009
Unknown	Dollaz	1999
Unknown	Dr. Shady / Shady	2002	[7]
Unknown	Felony	1999–2000
Unknown	Homeless Jimmy	1999–2001 2008–2009	[2][3][4][6]
Unknown	Jake Lawless	1999–2000	[11]
Unknown	Jardi Frantz	2003 2008	[2][3]
Unknown	Jay N	2000
Unknown	Jay Smooth	2001
Unknown	Joe Cothern	2009
Unknown	Juantastico	2002	[7]
Unknown	Khan Kussion	2008	[3]
Unknown	King Faviano	2002
Unknown	Kraq	2000–2002
Unknown	Kristian Blood	1999
Unknown	Leroy the Ring Crew Guy	2001 2008	[3]
Unknown	Low Ryda	2002
Unknown	Lucha Machine	2009
Unknown	Malcolm XL	2002
Unknown	Markus Riot	2009
Unknown	Masked Man	2002
Unknown	Monkey	2002
Unknown	Mr. California	2008	[3]
Unknown	Mr. Excitement	1999
Unknown	Pancho Killa	1999–2000
Unknown	Phenomenal Phil	1999–2000
Unknown	Piloto Suicida	2001
Unknown	Preston Scott	2001
Unknown	Raphael Muhammed	2002
Unknown	The Red-Headed Stepchild	2009
Unknown	Rico Dynamite	2009
Unknown	Rocko Castalano	2001
Unknown	The Rookie 88	2009
Unknown	Ron Rivera	2008	[2][3]
Unknown	Scott Snott	2001–2002
Unknown	Sexy Chino	2008	[3]
Unknown	Shooting Star	1999 2002
Unknown	Steve Pain	2009
Unknown	Street Style	2002
Unknown	Súper Boy	2001
Unknown	TJ Rush	2001–
Unknown	Tool	2000–2002 2009
Unknown	Top Gun Talwar	2008	[2]
Unknown	Vinnie Massaro	2002 2008–2009	[2][3][28]

Female wrestlers

Christina Von Eerie

Birth name:	Ring name(s):	Tenure:	Notes
Christina Kardooni	Christina Von Eerie	2009
Elizabeth Miklosi	Lizzy Valentine	2009
Jamie Sylvia	Thunder Kitty	2009
Unknown	Monica Massaro	2009

Stables and tag teams

Tag team/Stable(s)	Members	Tenure(s)
The Altar Boys	Altar Boy Matthew and Altar Boy Luke	2002
Aerial Express	Quicksilver and Scorpio Sky	2003
The Bad Street Boys	Christian York and Joey Matthews	2003
The Black Army	Rob Black, The Messiah, Abdullah the Butcher, Damien Steele, John Kronus, Kraq, Lizzy Borden, Steve Rizzono, Vic Grimes and Johnny Webb
Dead Presidents	Boogalou and Low Ryda	2002
The Gangstas	New Jack and Mustafa Saed	2008
Gurentai	Kikuzawa and Nosawa	2001
The Hierarchy	Damien Steele, Mike Modest, and Jake Lawless	1999
Los Vatos Locos	Felony and Pancho Killa	2000
Mexico's Most Wanted	Damián 666, Halloween and Lady Victoria	2000–2003
The New Panthers	K. Malik Shabazz, Malcolm XL, Raphael Muhammed and Smokey Charmichael	2002
The Pitbulls	Pitbull #1 and Pitbull #2	1999
The Public Enemy	Johnny Grunge and Rocco Rock	1999–2000
SoCal Wrestling Union	American Wild Child, Dynamite D and Street Style	2002
Southern Comfort	Chris Hamrick and Tracy Smothers	2003
The Stepfamily	The Red-Headed Stepchild and The Stepfather	2009
Westside NGZ	Bigg Rott and Chronic	1999–2000
Youthanazia	Matt and Josh]]	2002–2003

Managers and valets

Lucy

Birth name:	Ring name(s):	Tenure:	Notes
Nicole Bass	Nicole Bass	1999–2000	[5][29]
Tylene Buck	Major Gunns	2001
Rhea Calaveras	Jasmine St. Claire	2000	[5][6]
Elizabeth Miklosi	J-Love	2002–2003
Barrett Moore	Veronica Caine	2002	[11]
Victoria Moreno	Lady Victoria	2001–2003
Janet Romano	Lizzy Borden	2001–2003	[5][8][11][30]
Shannon Spruill	Lucy	2003	[31]
Tammy Lynn Sytch	Tammy Lynn Sytch	2000–2001	[11][32][33]
Unknown	Jessica Darlin	2000–2001	[4][6]
Unknown	Josh Lazie	2000–2001	[11]
Unknown	Kristi Myst	1999–2001	[2][8]
Unknown	Mr. McPhenom	2009	[3]

Commentators and interviewers

Birth name:	Ring name(s):	Tenure:	Notes
Joseph Bonsignore	Joey Styles	2002	[34]
Unknown	Kris Kloss		[1][6][8]
Unknown	Larry Rivera		[1][6][8]

Other personnel

Birth name:	Ring name(s):	Tenure:	Notes
Kirk Farrington	Kirk Farrington		[35]
Anthony Ruttgaizer	Anthony Ruttgaizer		[36]
Rob Zicari	Rob Black	1999–2003 2012–2013	Promoter[30][37]

Notes
^† ^ Indicates they are deceased.
^‡ ^ Indicates they died while they were employed with Xtreme Pro Wrestling.

References

General

• "The Rise and Fall of XPW". OnlineWorldofWrestling.com. June 28, 2005.
• "Results: Xtreme Pro Wrestling". OnlineWorldofWrestling.com. 2008.

Specific

1. Mackinder, Matt (March 1, 2009). "Emptying out TNA and XPW shows from the DVD bin". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Sports.
2. Mackinder, Matt (May 22, 2008). "XPW heads back to Los Angeles this weekend". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Sports.
3. Neilsen, Kurt (May 25, 2008). "XPW return violent and emotional". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Sports.
4. Woods, Wes II (September 5, 2000). "Xtreme wrestling; Insane entertainers take the sport in a bloody direction". Daily Forty-Niner. California State University, Long Beach. VIII (5).
5. Punk, CH (October 13, 2015). "Forever Heel: XPW and Rob Black PLUS Top 5 Worst Wrestling Badasses". InsidePulse.com. Inside Pulse Wrestling.
6. Mackinder, Matt (May 22, 2008). "Review: XPW TV shows heavily edited for DVD, still decent". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Sports.
7. Oliver, Earl and Brian Westcott (2003). "XPW Tag Team Title History". Solie.org. Solie's Title Histories.
8. "Classic Crap: Xtreme Pro Wrestling". OnlineWorldofWrestling.com. August 1, 2005.
9. "Sabu captures NWA World title". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Sports. November 15, 2000.
10. Mackinder, Matt (August 17, 2009). "Sabu dishes the dirt in YouShoot DVD". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Sports.
11. Oliver, Earl and Brian Westcott, and Sam Falcitelli (2003). "XPW Heavyweight Title History". Solie.org. Solie's Title Histories.
12. Oliver, Earl (2003). "XPW King of the Deathmatch Title History". Solie.org. Solie's Title Histories.
13. Waldman, Jon (July 19, 2007). "Former ECW tag champ Kronus found dead". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Sports.
14. Lentz III, Harris M. (2003). Biographical Dictionary of Professional Wrestling (2 ed.). McFarland. p. 196. ISBN 0786417544.
15. Waldman, Jon (July 30, 2001). "Sandman excited by Main Event". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Sports.
16. Lentz III, Harris M. (2003). Biographical Dictionary of Professional Wrestling (2 ed.). McFarland. p. 79. ISBN 0786417544.
17. Lentz III, Harris M. (2003). Biographical Dictionary of Professional Wrestling (2 ed.). McFarland. p. 135. ISBN 0786417544.
18. ""The Shooter" Tony Jones - Resume". TSTJ.net. 2003.
19. Fuller, Bonnie (February 5, 2016). "Axl Rotten Dead: Former Professional Wrestler Dies At 44". HollywoodLife.com.
20. Milner, John. "Shane Douglas". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Sports.
21. Leturgey, Thomas (March 13, 2014). "The "Franchise" Talks Zombies, Starting New Wrestling Promotion". Dormont-Brookline Patch.
22. Oliver, Earl and Brian Westcott, and Sam Falcitelli (2003). "XPW Television Title History". Solie.org. Solie's Title Histories.
23. "Interview with Shark Boy". Insane Plan. September 6, 2013.
24. Waldman, Jon (November 5, 2008). "Super Crazy latest WWE release". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Sports.
25. Milner, John M. (October 23, 2005). "Sonny Siaki". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Sports.
26. Williams, David (November 18, 2015). "Wrestling: Getting ready to rumble in War On the Shore". Dorset Echo.
27. Breihan, Tom (August 18, 2005). "The Most Violent Man in Wrestling Lays Down His Staple Gun". Grantland.
28. Hunt, Nathan (July 2014). "Interview With Vinnie Massaro". Eye On Wrestling.
29. Lentz III, Harris M. (2003). Biographical Dictionary of Professional Wrestling (2 ed.). McFarland. p. 29. ISBN 0786417544.
30. Reynolds, R. D. (2007). The Wrestlecrap Book of Lists!. Toronto: ECW Press. p. 252. ISBN 1554902878.
31. Kamchen, Richard (February 7, 2010). "Daffney". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Sports.
32. Altamura, Mike (December 13, 2001). "Sunny days, wintry nights; The thrills and spills of Tammy Lynn Sytch". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Sports.
33. Paulsen, Ken (October 10, 2012). "Tamara 'Sunny' Sytch, former wrestling star from Staten Island, is arrested for 5th time". Staten Island Advance.
34. Milner, John M. (June 4, 2006). "Joey Styles". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Sports.
35. Brian Park and Camilo Smith (2011). "Against The Ropes; A businessman struggles to keep lucha libre alive in New York City". Columbia.edu. Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
36. Byer, Matthew (September 15, 2013). "Anthony Ruttgaizer will give his Kingdom to be The F1rst Hero". Canadian Online Explorer. SLAM! Sports.
37. Williams, Scott E. (2013). Hardcore History: The Extremely Unauthorized Story of ECW. New York: Sports Publishing. ISBN 1613215827.

External links

• Official website
• Xtreme Pro Wrestling alumni at Cagematch.net
• Xtreme Pro Wrestling at the Internet Movie Database
• Xtreme Pro Wrestling alumni at OWW.com
• Xtreme Pro Wrestling alumni at Wrestlingdata.com