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Castor Strife

2010-03-10T10:42:57Z

WFerraro: /* New Frontier Wrestling */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=A1E Warfare (02/04/10)
| Feds=[[New Frontier Wrestling]], [[A1E]], [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=29
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=A1E Challenge Championship
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born on October 15, 1980 in Pavia, Italy, in the region of Lombardy . At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- NFW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern(c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse(c) vs. Castor Strife went to a DRAW due to double pinfall 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 
-A1E Golden Dreams 2009 (11/24/09)- A1E CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Castor Strife d. The First, Mac Flasher, Chip Friendly, Jecht, and Big Wreck(c) in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match via pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (01/13/10)- "Extremely Bisexual" Beau Michaels and Castor Strife d. Xandor Cross and Rocko Daymon via Castor Strife's pinfall over Rocko Daymon 
-A1E Warfare (02/04/10)- "Extremely Bisexual" Beau Michaels and Castor Strife d. The American Revelation via Disqualification 
-A1E Bloody New Year 2010- A1E CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Castor Strife(c) vs. Marcus Westcott 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. The show will be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

*A1E Challenge Championship (current)

Castor Strife

2010-03-10T10:42:34Z

WFerraro: /* New Frontier Wrestling */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=A1E Warfare (02/04/10)
| Feds=[[New Frontier Wrestling]], [[A1E]], [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=29
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=A1E Challenge Championship
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born on October 15, 1980 in Pavia, Italy, in the region of Lombardy . At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- NFW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern(c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse(c) vs. Castor Strife went to a DRAW due to a double pinfall 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 
-A1E Golden Dreams 2009 (11/24/09)- A1E CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Castor Strife d. The First, Mac Flasher, Chip Friendly, Jecht, and Big Wreck(c) in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match via pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (01/13/10)- "Extremely Bisexual" Beau Michaels and Castor Strife d. Xandor Cross and Rocko Daymon via Castor Strife's pinfall over Rocko Daymon 
-A1E Warfare (02/04/10)- "Extremely Bisexual" Beau Michaels and Castor Strife d. The American Revelation via Disqualification 
-A1E Bloody New Year 2010- A1E CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Castor Strife(c) vs. Marcus Westcott 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. The show will be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

*A1E Challenge Championship (current)

Castor Strife

2010-02-05T05:28:41Z

WFerraro:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=A1E Warfare (02/04/10)
| Feds=[[New Frontier Wrestling]], [[A1E]], [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=29
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=A1E Challenge Championship
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born on October 15, 1980 in Pavia, Italy, in the region of Lombardy . At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- NFW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern(c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse(c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 
-A1E Golden Dreams 2009 (11/24/09)- A1E CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Castor Strife d. The First, Mac Flasher, Chip Friendly, Jecht, and Big Wreck(c) in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match via pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (01/13/10)- "Extremely Bisexual" Beau Michaels and Castor Strife d. Xandor Cross and Rocko Daymon via Castor Strife's pinfall over Rocko Daymon 
-A1E Warfare (02/04/10)- "Extremely Bisexual" Beau Michaels and Castor Strife d. The American Revelation via Disqualification 
-A1E Bloody New Year 2010- A1E CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Castor Strife(c) vs. Marcus Westcott 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. The show will be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

*A1E Challenge Championship (current)

Castor Strife

2010-01-15T13:18:02Z

WFerraro: /* History */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=A1E Golden Dreams 2009
| Feds=[[New Frontier Wrestling]], [[A1E]], [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=29
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=A1E Challenge Championship
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born on October 15, 1980 in Pavia, Italy, in the region of Lombardy . At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- NFW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern(c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse(c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 
-A1E Golden Dreams 2009 (11/24/09)- A1E CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Castor Strife d. The First, Mac Flasher, Chip Friendly, Jecht, and Big Wreck(c) in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match via pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (01/13/10)- "Extremely Bisexual" Beau Michaels and Castor Strife d. Xandor Cross and Rocko Daymon via Castor Strife's pinfall over Rocko Daymon 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. The show will be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

*A1E Challenge Championship (current)

Castor Strife

2010-01-15T13:08:32Z

WFerraro: /* A1E */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=A1E Golden Dreams 2009
| Feds=[[New Frontier Wrestling]], [[A1E]], [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=29
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=A1E Challenge Championship
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born on October 15, 1980 in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- NFW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern(c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse(c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 
-A1E Golden Dreams 2009 (11/24/09)- A1E CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Castor Strife d. The First, Mac Flasher, Chip Friendly, Jecht, and Big Wreck(c) in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match via pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (01/13/10)- "Extremely Bisexual" Beau Michaels and Castor Strife d. Xandor Cross and Rocko Daymon via Castor Strife's pinfall over Rocko Daymon 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. The show will be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

*A1E Challenge Championship (current)

Layne Winters

2009-11-27T23:07:04Z

WFerraro: /* Empire Pro Wrestling */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Layne Winters
| Image=
| First=EPW Aggression 43
| Last=EPW Aggression 48
| Feds=Empire Pro Wrestling
| Age=27
| birthplace=Seattle, WA
| Finisher=Green River Justice (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)
| Style=Technical/Brawler
| championships=EPW Television Title
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Layne Winters''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[Empire Pro Wrestling]]. His reputation is that of a hard-living wrestler who views it not as a business, but a sport. A creature of the independent wrestling scene, Winters' purpose is to justify past tragedies through attaining present-day glories.

__TOC__

=History=
Layne is your proto-typical "starving wrestler." He made a name for himself in a particular territory, but never earned enough money not to starve. He's seen his friends die, including his brother, he's a steroid user, and he flies into fits of rage at a moment's notice which once in a while leads to the domestic abuse of his girlfriend, Pamela. He's opposed to the idea of "gimmicks" in wrestling, and treats every match as if it's a personal battle. Often, one gets the sense that Layne does not battle other wrestlers when he's in the ring, but his own personal demons.

Winters made an immediate impact on EPW by winning the Television Title in only his fourth match with the company. At Russian Roulette III, Winters joined with [[The First]], Shawn Hart, and Anarky to form [[HOPE]], a temporary alliance with the intent of destroying Anthology and dominating the EPW title scene.

=Empire Pro Wrestling=
-EPW Aggression 43- Layne Winters d. Olvir Arsvinnar via pinfall 
-EPW Wrestleverse III- Shawn Hart d. Layne Winters via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 44- Layne Winters d. Larry Tact via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 45- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters d. Fusenshoff(c) via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 46- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) battled The First to a time limit draw 
-EPW Aggression 47- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat via Disqualification 
-EPW Russian Roulette III- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat in a ladder match. 
-EPW Aggression 48- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. "Dopesmoker" Erik Black via pinfall 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Green River Justice''' (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"I Don't Know Anything" by Mad Season

*'''Valets'''
** [[Pamela Eurice]] (former EPW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

*EPW Television Title (current)

Layne Winters

2009-11-27T23:06:19Z

WFerraro:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Layne Winters
| Image=
| First=EPW Aggression 43
| Last=EPW Aggression 48
| Feds=Empire Pro Wrestling
| Age=27
| birthplace=Seattle, WA
| Finisher=Green River Justice (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)
| Style=Technical/Brawler
| championships=EPW Television Title
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Layne Winters''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[Empire Pro Wrestling]]. His reputation is that of a hard-living wrestler who views it not as a business, but a sport. A creature of the independent wrestling scene, Winters' purpose is to justify past tragedies through attaining present-day glories.

__TOC__

=History=
Layne is your proto-typical "starving wrestler." He made a name for himself in a particular territory, but never earned enough money not to starve. He's seen his friends die, including his brother, he's a steroid user, and he flies into fits of rage at a moment's notice which once in a while leads to the domestic abuse of his girlfriend, Pamela. He's opposed to the idea of "gimmicks" in wrestling, and treats every match as if it's a personal battle. Often, one gets the sense that Layne does not battle other wrestlers when he's in the ring, but his own personal demons.

Winters made an immediate impact on EPW by winning the Television Title in only his fourth match with the company. At Russian Roulette III, Winters joined with [[The First]], Shawn Hart, and Anarky to form [[HOPE]], a temporary alliance with the intent of destroying Anthology and dominating the EPW title scene.

=Empire Pro Wrestling=
-EPW Aggression 43- Layne Winters d. Olvir Arsvinnar via pinfall 
-EPW Wrestleverse III- Shawn Hart d. Layne Winters via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 44- Layne Winters d. Larry Tact via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 45- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters d. Fusenshoff(c) via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 46- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) battled The First to a time limit draw 
-EPW Aggression 47- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat via Disqualification 
-EPW Russian Roulette 2009- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat in a ladder match. 
-EPW Aggression 48- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. "Dopesmoker" Erik Black via pinfall 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Green River Justice''' (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"I Don't Know Anything" by Mad Season

*'''Valets'''
** [[Pamela Eurice]] (former EPW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

*EPW Television Title (current)

Layne Winters

2009-11-27T23:04:54Z

WFerraro: /* Empire Pro Wrestling */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Layne Winters
| Image=
| First=EPW Aggression 43
| Last=EPW Russian Roulette III
| Feds=Empire Pro Wrestling
| Age=27
| birthplace=Seattle, WA
| Finisher=Green River Justice (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)
| Style=Technical/Brawler
| championships=EPW Television Title
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Layne Winters''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[Empire Pro Wrestling]]. His reputation is that of a hard-living wrestler who views it not as a business, but a sport. A creature of the independent wrestling scene, Winters' purpose is to justify past tragedies through attaining present-day glories.

__TOC__

=History=
Layne is your proto-typical "starving wrestler." He made a name for himself in a particular territory, but never earned enough money not to starve. He's seen his friends die, including his brother, he's a steroid user, and he flies into fits of rage at a moment's notice which once in a while leads to the domestic abuse of his girlfriend, Pamela. He's opposed to the idea of "gimmicks" in wrestling, and treats every match as if it's a personal battle. Often, one gets the sense that Layne does not battle other wrestlers when he's in the ring, but his own personal demons.

Winters made an immediate impact on EPW by winning the Television Title in only his fourth match with the company. At Russian Roulette III, Winters joined with [[The First]], Shawn Hart, and Anarky to form [[HOPE]], a temporary alliance with the intent of destroying Anthology and dominating the EPW title scene.

=Empire Pro Wrestling=
-EPW Aggression 43- Layne Winters d. Olvir Arsvinnar via pinfall 
-EPW Wrestleverse III- Shawn Hart d. Layne Winters via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 44- Layne Winters d. Larry Tact via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 45- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters d. Fusenshoff(c) via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 46- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) battled The First to a time limit draw 
-EPW Aggression 47- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat via Disqualification 
-EPW Russian Roulette 2009- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat in a ladder match. 
-EPW Aggression 48- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. "Dopesmoker" Erik Black via pinfall 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Green River Justice''' (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"I Don't Know Anything" by Mad Season

*'''Valets'''
** [[Pamela Eurice]] (former EPW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

*EPW Television Title (current)

Castor Strife

2009-11-25T07:05:08Z

WFerraro: /* New Frontier Wrestling */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=A1E Golden Dreams 2009
| Feds=[[New Frontier Wrestling]], [[A1E]], [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=29
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=A1E Challenge Championship
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born on October 15, 1980 in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- NFW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern(c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse(c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 
-A1E Golden Dreams 2009 (11/24/09)- A1E CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Castor Strife d. The First, Mac Flasher, Chip Friendly, Jecht, and Big Wreck(c) in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match via pinfall over Big Wreck 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. The show will be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

*A1E Challenge Championship (current)

Castor Strife

2009-11-25T07:01:24Z

WFerraro: /* Championships and accomplishments */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=A1E Golden Dreams 2009
| Feds=[[New Frontier Wrestling]], [[A1E]], [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=29
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=A1E Challenge Championship
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born on October 15, 1980 in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern(c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse(c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 
-A1E Golden Dreams 2009 (11/24/09)- A1E CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Castor Strife d. The First, Mac Flasher, Chip Friendly, Jecht, and Big Wreck(c) in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match via pinfall over Big Wreck 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. The show will be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

*A1E Challenge Championship (current)

Castor Strife

2009-11-25T06:58:33Z

WFerraro: /* A1E */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=A1E Golden Dreams 2009
| Feds=[[New Frontier Wrestling]], [[A1E]], [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=29
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=A1E Challenge Championship
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born on October 15, 1980 in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern(c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse(c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 
-A1E Golden Dreams 2009 (11/24/09)- A1E CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Castor Strife d. The First, Mac Flasher, Chip Friendly, Jecht, and Big Wreck(c) in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match via pinfall over Big Wreck 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. The show will be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Castor Strife

2009-11-25T06:47:28Z

WFerraro:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=A1E Golden Dreams 2009
| Feds=[[New Frontier Wrestling]], [[A1E]], [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=29
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=A1E Challenge Championship
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born on October 15, 1980 in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern(c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse(c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 
-A1E Golden Dreams 2009- A1E CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Castor Strife d. The First, Mac Flasher, Chip Friendly, Jecht, and Big Wreck(c) in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match via pinfall over Big Wreck 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. The show will be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

New Frontier Wrestling

2009-11-07T15:16:04Z

WFerraro: /* List of NFW Television Champions */

{{Infobox Company
|type= FREEform
|name=New Frontier Wrestling
|logo=[[Image:RevolutionFWCoranto.gif|132px]]
|foundation= May 31, 2000
|location=New York City, New York
|key_people=[[Eddie Mayfield]], President JK/JN, Senior Writers
|programming=[[Crash TV!]] [[SUPERCrash]] [[NFW Brawl]]
|revenue=$420 million USD
|operating_income=$42.0 million USD
|net_income=$210.0 million USD
|num_employees=419 (June 2008, including wrestlers, interns & street team)
|homepage=[http://www.nfw.fwrestling.com/ Official Site] [http://fwrestling.com/ TV & Internet Coverage] [http://community.primetimecentral.com/ Promotion Affiliate]
}}
'''New Frontier Wrestling''' is an affiliate of the [[PTC]] community.
{{sectstub}}

= Introduction =
Much like any federation associated with [[FWrestling.com]], New Frontier Wrestling's history truly starts in the early 90's on the Prodigy Online service that used to compete against AOL as a primary internet service provider. Prodigy was one of the first organized fantasy wrestling communities that produced many long-standing writers in our federation and other esteemed ones such as [[CSWA]] and the [[Fans Wrestling Organization|fWo]].

In particular importance to NFW would be the [[UWA]], a fed that paid particular homage to Philadelphia wrestling. The UWA ran on the Prodigy Service from 1992-1997 producing a revolutionary style of writing that influences NFW still to this day.

The UWA was home to many fwrestling.com legends such as [[Tom Adler]], [[Mike Randalls]], [[Craig Miles]], [[Troy Windham]], [[Avery Prosser]], [[Michael Manson]], [[Shane Southern]], [[Anarky]] and even had a special appearance by [[Hornet]], once.

In character, the UWA closed due to financial struggles that were induced by Anne Mystic's kidnapping attempt on UWA's first owner, Avery Everette. Quentin Sullivan (future NFW co-founder) tried to revamp the fed using fresh, young talent and doing away with alot of stars...but it didn't last long.

Three years passed after UWA's closure, Jamar Nicholas seemingly not interested in the politics FW was running into. Ironically, in 2000 through the magic of the blossoming internet and fantasywrestling.com community -- IMs and emails started getting traded back and forth between himself and some dude named Jon Katz.

Both agreed on many of the problems that led to Prodigy's demise, and both agreed they'd love to run a fed together. JN, always a fan of JK's Craig Miles character suggested an indy style fed founded by Miles and Sullivan. After about 9,000 different acronyms and league titles brainstormed it was settled.

New Frontier Wrestling (NFW) was officially announced to the world on May 31, 2000. Secretly stowed away on nothing, but a Yahoo Groups! message board -- a host of FW.com regulars, UWA veterans and other random applicants (wouldn't be the internet, without that) quickly joined and the journey began.

= Eras =
==Version 1==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.1]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Indy Years "Baltimore and Beyond" (2000-2002)

==Version 2==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.2]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Ultratitle Years (2003-2007) 

==Version 3==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.3]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Wrestling Revolution (2007-Present) 

= '''Current Champions''' =
{| class="wikitable"
!Championship
!Champion(s)
!Won From
!Event
!Venue/City
!Date
|-
| '''[[NFW World Heavyweight Championship]]''' || [[Joe The Plumber]] || [[Nova]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium; Memphis: TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW National Championship]]''' || [[Rook Black]] || [[Steve Knox]] and [[Teresa Quaranta]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium: Memphis, TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW World Television Championship]]''' || [[Impulse]] || N/A || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|-
| '''[[Everette Memorial Titles]]''' || [[The Hollywood Wrecking Crew]] || [[New Day Rising]] || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|}

=List of NFW World Heavyweight Champions=

1.[[Bloodhunt]] (10/28/00 to 06/1/01) 
2.[[Ricky Zane]] (06/1/01 to 11/1/01) 
3.[[Rick Ryconik]] (11/1/01)* 
4.[[Shane Southern]] (12/25/01 to 09/15/02) 
5.[[Bloodhunt]] (2) (09/15/02 and 05/21/04)** 
6.[[Michael Manson]] (05/21/04 to 06/4/05) 
7.[[Doc Silver]] (06/4/05 to 04/18/06) 
8.[[Felix Red]] (04/18/06 to 05/14/07) 
9.[[Kin Hiroshi]] (05/14/07 to 12/29/07)*** 
10.[[Dan Ryan]] (02/15/08 to 04/20/08) 
11.[[Nova]] (04/20/08 to 10/19/08) 
12.[[Joe The Plumber]] (10/19/08 to current) 
 
 
* *-Ryconik was immediately challenged and defeated by Armando Montezuma. However, Michael Manson held up the belt due to the questionable legitimacy of Montezuma's pin. The champion would be decided in a fourway bout between Ryconick, Montezuma, Bloodhunt, and Shane Southern. Southern would go on to win the match and become the undisputed champion.
 
* * *-NFW closed for a 10 month period starting from September 2002 until July 2003. The NFW World Heavyweight Title was defunct from this time and was not officially reinstated until Bloodhunt's first defense against Michael Manson at Crash 21 on May 21, 2004. Bloodhunt was the owner of the belt for the almost two year period, but his actual title reign is only recognized for the combined two days.
 
* * * *-Kin Hiroshi forfeited the title when he left the arena during a threeway dance between himself, Dan Ryan, and Felix Red at Crash 43 on December 29, 2007. The bout was then between Ryan and Red, and eventually ended inconclusively. Ryan would go on to become the undisputed champion less than two months later at SuperCrash I: Coronation.
 

=List of NFW National Champions=

1.[[Teresa Quaranta]] (02/15/08 to 08/23/08) 
2.[[Steve Knox]] (08/23/08 to 10/19/08) 
3.[[Rook Black]] (10/19/08 to current) 

=List of NFW Television Champions=

1.[[Tempesta Del Fuerte]]* 
2.[[Joe The Plumber]] and [[Shawn Jessica Hart]] (05/16/07)** 
2a.[[Joe The Plumber]] (05/16/07 to 010/19/08)*** 
3.[[Impulse]] (03/15/09 to current) 
 
* *-Dates are inconclusive due to missing archives. However, Tempesta Del Fuerte won the inaugural TV Title tournament by defeating Mister Dread in the finals. Once Season 1 began, the title was discontinued until being brought back at the conclusion of Season 2.
 
* **-After battling to a draw in the TV Title Battle Royal, JTP and SJH are declared Co-Champions. However, Hart must have disappeared or something because JTP was the sole champion thereafter.
 
* **-JTP relinquishes the TV Title upon winning the NFW World Heavyweight Title. The new champion would be decided in a Sears Tower match.

=List of NFW Mid-Atlantic Champions (Defunct)=

1.[[Alex Wylde]] (06/1/01 to 11/28/01) 
2.[[Pat Black]] (11/28/01 to 03/17/02)* 
 
* *-NFW Commissioner Michael Manson releases Pat Black from active duty, deactivates the Mid-Atlantic Title, SETS IT ON FIRE...and announces the creation of the NFW Television Title, to be decided in a tournament.

=Hall of Fame/Roster/Wrestler List?=
(Currently a list of NFW past/present wrestlers in the PTCWiki, subject to change)

[[Nova]] 
[[Castor Strife]] 
[[Jason Payne]] 
[[Steve Knox]] 
[[Hunchblack]] 
[[Impulse]] 
[[Koopa Troopa]] 
[[James Varga]] 
[[Brock Alyas]] 
[[Lord Coyner Pollard]] 

=== Special Events? ===
[[Banned 4 Life]]

[[Category:FWCentral Fed]]

{{PTC Nav}}

New Frontier Wrestling

2009-11-07T15:15:51Z

WFerraro: /* List of NFW Television Champions */

{{Infobox Company
|type= FREEform
|name=New Frontier Wrestling
|logo=[[Image:RevolutionFWCoranto.gif|132px]]
|foundation= May 31, 2000
|location=New York City, New York
|key_people=[[Eddie Mayfield]], President JK/JN, Senior Writers
|programming=[[Crash TV!]] [[SUPERCrash]] [[NFW Brawl]]
|revenue=$420 million USD
|operating_income=$42.0 million USD
|net_income=$210.0 million USD
|num_employees=419 (June 2008, including wrestlers, interns & street team)
|homepage=[http://www.nfw.fwrestling.com/ Official Site] [http://fwrestling.com/ TV & Internet Coverage] [http://community.primetimecentral.com/ Promotion Affiliate]
}}
'''New Frontier Wrestling''' is an affiliate of the [[PTC]] community.
{{sectstub}}

= Introduction =
Much like any federation associated with [[FWrestling.com]], New Frontier Wrestling's history truly starts in the early 90's on the Prodigy Online service that used to compete against AOL as a primary internet service provider. Prodigy was one of the first organized fantasy wrestling communities that produced many long-standing writers in our federation and other esteemed ones such as [[CSWA]] and the [[Fans Wrestling Organization|fWo]].

In particular importance to NFW would be the [[UWA]], a fed that paid particular homage to Philadelphia wrestling. The UWA ran on the Prodigy Service from 1992-1997 producing a revolutionary style of writing that influences NFW still to this day.

The UWA was home to many fwrestling.com legends such as [[Tom Adler]], [[Mike Randalls]], [[Craig Miles]], [[Troy Windham]], [[Avery Prosser]], [[Michael Manson]], [[Shane Southern]], [[Anarky]] and even had a special appearance by [[Hornet]], once.

In character, the UWA closed due to financial struggles that were induced by Anne Mystic's kidnapping attempt on UWA's first owner, Avery Everette. Quentin Sullivan (future NFW co-founder) tried to revamp the fed using fresh, young talent and doing away with alot of stars...but it didn't last long.

Three years passed after UWA's closure, Jamar Nicholas seemingly not interested in the politics FW was running into. Ironically, in 2000 through the magic of the blossoming internet and fantasywrestling.com community -- IMs and emails started getting traded back and forth between himself and some dude named Jon Katz.

Both agreed on many of the problems that led to Prodigy's demise, and both agreed they'd love to run a fed together. JN, always a fan of JK's Craig Miles character suggested an indy style fed founded by Miles and Sullivan. After about 9,000 different acronyms and league titles brainstormed it was settled.

New Frontier Wrestling (NFW) was officially announced to the world on May 31, 2000. Secretly stowed away on nothing, but a Yahoo Groups! message board -- a host of FW.com regulars, UWA veterans and other random applicants (wouldn't be the internet, without that) quickly joined and the journey began.

= Eras =
==Version 1==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.1]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Indy Years "Baltimore and Beyond" (2000-2002)

==Version 2==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.2]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Ultratitle Years (2003-2007) 

==Version 3==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.3]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Wrestling Revolution (2007-Present) 

= '''Current Champions''' =
{| class="wikitable"
!Championship
!Champion(s)
!Won From
!Event
!Venue/City
!Date
|-
| '''[[NFW World Heavyweight Championship]]''' || [[Joe The Plumber]] || [[Nova]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium; Memphis: TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW National Championship]]''' || [[Rook Black]] || [[Steve Knox]] and [[Teresa Quaranta]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium: Memphis, TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW World Television Championship]]''' || [[Impulse]] || N/A || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|-
| '''[[Everette Memorial Titles]]''' || [[The Hollywood Wrecking Crew]] || [[New Day Rising]] || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|}

=List of NFW World Heavyweight Champions=

1.[[Bloodhunt]] (10/28/00 to 06/1/01) 
2.[[Ricky Zane]] (06/1/01 to 11/1/01) 
3.[[Rick Ryconik]] (11/1/01)* 
4.[[Shane Southern]] (12/25/01 to 09/15/02) 
5.[[Bloodhunt]] (2) (09/15/02 and 05/21/04)** 
6.[[Michael Manson]] (05/21/04 to 06/4/05) 
7.[[Doc Silver]] (06/4/05 to 04/18/06) 
8.[[Felix Red]] (04/18/06 to 05/14/07) 
9.[[Kin Hiroshi]] (05/14/07 to 12/29/07)*** 
10.[[Dan Ryan]] (02/15/08 to 04/20/08) 
11.[[Nova]] (04/20/08 to 10/19/08) 
12.[[Joe The Plumber]] (10/19/08 to current) 
 
 
* *-Ryconik was immediately challenged and defeated by Armando Montezuma. However, Michael Manson held up the belt due to the questionable legitimacy of Montezuma's pin. The champion would be decided in a fourway bout between Ryconick, Montezuma, Bloodhunt, and Shane Southern. Southern would go on to win the match and become the undisputed champion.
 
* * *-NFW closed for a 10 month period starting from September 2002 until July 2003. The NFW World Heavyweight Title was defunct from this time and was not officially reinstated until Bloodhunt's first defense against Michael Manson at Crash 21 on May 21, 2004. Bloodhunt was the owner of the belt for the almost two year period, but his actual title reign is only recognized for the combined two days.
 
* * * *-Kin Hiroshi forfeited the title when he left the arena during a threeway dance between himself, Dan Ryan, and Felix Red at Crash 43 on December 29, 2007. The bout was then between Ryan and Red, and eventually ended inconclusively. Ryan would go on to become the undisputed champion less than two months later at SuperCrash I: Coronation.
 

=List of NFW National Champions=

1.[[Teresa Quaranta]] (02/15/08 to 08/23/08) 
2.[[Steve Knox]] (08/23/08 to 10/19/08) 
3.[[Rook Black]] (10/19/08 to current) 

=List of NFW Television Champions=

1.[[Tempesta Del Fuerte]]*
2.[[Joe The Plumber]] and [[Shawn Jessica Hart]] (05/16/07)** 
2a.[[Joe The Plumber]] (05/16/07 to 010/19/08)*** 
3.[[Impulse]] (03/15/09 to current) 
 
* *-Dates are inconclusive due to missing archives. However, Tempesta Del Fuerte won the inaugural TV Title tournament by defeating Mister Dread in the finals. Once Season 1 began, the title was discontinued until being brought back at the conclusion of Season 2.
 
* **-After battling to a draw in the TV Title Battle Royal, JTP and SJH are declared Co-Champions. However, Hart must have disappeared or something because JTP was the sole champion thereafter.
 
* **-JTP relinquishes the TV Title upon winning the NFW World Heavyweight Title. The new champion would be decided in a Sears Tower match.

=List of NFW Mid-Atlantic Champions (Defunct)=

1.[[Alex Wylde]] (06/1/01 to 11/28/01) 
2.[[Pat Black]] (11/28/01 to 03/17/02)* 
 
* *-NFW Commissioner Michael Manson releases Pat Black from active duty, deactivates the Mid-Atlantic Title, SETS IT ON FIRE...and announces the creation of the NFW Television Title, to be decided in a tournament.

=Hall of Fame/Roster/Wrestler List?=
(Currently a list of NFW past/present wrestlers in the PTCWiki, subject to change)

[[Nova]] 
[[Castor Strife]] 
[[Jason Payne]] 
[[Steve Knox]] 
[[Hunchblack]] 
[[Impulse]] 
[[Koopa Troopa]] 
[[James Varga]] 
[[Brock Alyas]] 
[[Lord Coyner Pollard]] 

=== Special Events? ===
[[Banned 4 Life]]

[[Category:FWCentral Fed]]

{{PTC Nav}}

New Frontier Wrestling

2009-11-07T15:00:45Z

WFerraro: /* List of NFW Television Champions */

{{Infobox Company
|type= FREEform
|name=New Frontier Wrestling
|logo=[[Image:RevolutionFWCoranto.gif|132px]]
|foundation= May 31, 2000
|location=New York City, New York
|key_people=[[Eddie Mayfield]], President JK/JN, Senior Writers
|programming=[[Crash TV!]] [[SUPERCrash]] [[NFW Brawl]]
|revenue=$420 million USD
|operating_income=$42.0 million USD
|net_income=$210.0 million USD
|num_employees=419 (June 2008, including wrestlers, interns & street team)
|homepage=[http://www.nfw.fwrestling.com/ Official Site] [http://fwrestling.com/ TV & Internet Coverage] [http://community.primetimecentral.com/ Promotion Affiliate]
}}
'''New Frontier Wrestling''' is an affiliate of the [[PTC]] community.
{{sectstub}}

= Introduction =
Much like any federation associated with [[FWrestling.com]], New Frontier Wrestling's history truly starts in the early 90's on the Prodigy Online service that used to compete against AOL as a primary internet service provider. Prodigy was one of the first organized fantasy wrestling communities that produced many long-standing writers in our federation and other esteemed ones such as [[CSWA]] and the [[Fans Wrestling Organization|fWo]].

In particular importance to NFW would be the [[UWA]], a fed that paid particular homage to Philadelphia wrestling. The UWA ran on the Prodigy Service from 1992-1997 producing a revolutionary style of writing that influences NFW still to this day.

The UWA was home to many fwrestling.com legends such as [[Tom Adler]], [[Mike Randalls]], [[Craig Miles]], [[Troy Windham]], [[Avery Prosser]], [[Michael Manson]], [[Shane Southern]], [[Anarky]] and even had a special appearance by [[Hornet]], once.

In character, the UWA closed due to financial struggles that were induced by Anne Mystic's kidnapping attempt on UWA's first owner, Avery Everette. Quentin Sullivan (future NFW co-founder) tried to revamp the fed using fresh, young talent and doing away with alot of stars...but it didn't last long.

Three years passed after UWA's closure, Jamar Nicholas seemingly not interested in the politics FW was running into. Ironically, in 2000 through the magic of the blossoming internet and fantasywrestling.com community -- IMs and emails started getting traded back and forth between himself and some dude named Jon Katz.

Both agreed on many of the problems that led to Prodigy's demise, and both agreed they'd love to run a fed together. JN, always a fan of JK's Craig Miles character suggested an indy style fed founded by Miles and Sullivan. After about 9,000 different acronyms and league titles brainstormed it was settled.

New Frontier Wrestling (NFW) was officially announced to the world on May 31, 2000. Secretly stowed away on nothing, but a Yahoo Groups! message board -- a host of FW.com regulars, UWA veterans and other random applicants (wouldn't be the internet, without that) quickly joined and the journey began.

= Eras =
==Version 1==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.1]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Indy Years "Baltimore and Beyond" (2000-2002)

==Version 2==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.2]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Ultratitle Years (2003-2007) 

==Version 3==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.3]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Wrestling Revolution (2007-Present) 

= '''Current Champions''' =
{| class="wikitable"
!Championship
!Champion(s)
!Won From
!Event
!Venue/City
!Date
|-
| '''[[NFW World Heavyweight Championship]]''' || [[Joe The Plumber]] || [[Nova]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium; Memphis: TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW National Championship]]''' || [[Rook Black]] || [[Steve Knox]] and [[Teresa Quaranta]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium: Memphis, TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW World Television Championship]]''' || [[Impulse]] || N/A || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|-
| '''[[Everette Memorial Titles]]''' || [[The Hollywood Wrecking Crew]] || [[New Day Rising]] || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|}

=List of NFW World Heavyweight Champions=

1.[[Bloodhunt]] (10/28/00 to 06/1/01) 
2.[[Ricky Zane]] (06/1/01 to 11/1/01) 
3.[[Rick Ryconik]] (11/1/01)* 
4.[[Shane Southern]] (12/25/01 to 09/15/02) 
5.[[Bloodhunt]] (2) (09/15/02 and 05/21/04)** 
6.[[Michael Manson]] (05/21/04 to 06/4/05) 
7.[[Doc Silver]] (06/4/05 to 04/18/06) 
8.[[Felix Red]] (04/18/06 to 05/14/07) 
9.[[Kin Hiroshi]] (05/14/07 to 12/29/07)*** 
10.[[Dan Ryan]] (02/15/08 to 04/20/08) 
11.[[Nova]] (04/20/08 to 10/19/08) 
12.[[Joe The Plumber]] (10/19/08 to current) 
 
 
* *-Ryconik was immediately challenged and defeated by Armando Montezuma. However, Michael Manson held up the belt due to the questionable legitimacy of Montezuma's pin. The champion would be decided in a fourway bout between Ryconick, Montezuma, Bloodhunt, and Shane Southern. Southern would go on to win the match and become the undisputed champion.
 
* * *-NFW closed for a 10 month period starting from September 2002 until July 2003. The NFW World Heavyweight Title was defunct from this time and was not officially reinstated until Bloodhunt's first defense against Michael Manson at Crash 21 on May 21, 2004. Bloodhunt was the owner of the belt for the almost two year period, but his actual title reign is only recognized for the combined two days.
 
* * * *-Kin Hiroshi forfeited the title when he left the arena during a threeway dance between himself, Dan Ryan, and Felix Red at Crash 43 on December 29, 2007. The bout was then between Ryan and Red, and eventually ended inconclusively. Ryan would go on to become the undisputed champion less than two months later at SuperCrash I: Coronation.
 

=List of NFW National Champions=

1.[[Teresa Quaranta]] (02/15/08 to 08/23/08) 
2.[[Steve Knox]] (08/23/08 to 10/19/08) 
3.[[Rook Black]] (10/19/08 to current) 

=List of NFW Television Champions=

1.[[Joe The Plumber]] and [[Shawn Jessica Hart]] (05/16/07)* 
1a.[[Joe The Plumber]] (05/16/07 to 010/19/08)** 
2.[[Impulse]] (03/15/09 to current) 
 
* *-After battling to a draw in the TV Title Battle Royal, JTP and SJH are declared Co-Champions. However, Hart must have disappeared or something because JTP was the sole champion thereafter.
 
* *-JTP relinquishes the TV Title upon winning the NFW World Heavyweight Title. The new champion would be decided in a Sears Tower match.

=List of NFW Mid-Atlantic Champions (Defunct)=

1.[[Alex Wylde]] (06/1/01 to 11/28/01) 
2.[[Pat Black]] (11/28/01 to 03/17/02)* 
 
* *-NFW Commissioner Michael Manson releases Pat Black from active duty, deactivates the Mid-Atlantic Title, SETS IT ON FIRE...and announces the creation of the NFW Television Title, to be decided in a tournament.

=Hall of Fame/Roster/Wrestler List?=
(Currently a list of NFW past/present wrestlers in the PTCWiki, subject to change)

[[Nova]] 
[[Castor Strife]] 
[[Jason Payne]] 
[[Steve Knox]] 
[[Hunchblack]] 
[[Impulse]] 
[[Koopa Troopa]] 
[[James Varga]] 
[[Brock Alyas]] 
[[Lord Coyner Pollard]] 

=== Special Events? ===
[[Banned 4 Life]]

[[Category:FWCentral Fed]]

{{PTC Nav}}

New Frontier Wrestling

2009-11-07T14:58:25Z

WFerraro: /* List of NFW Television Champions */

{{Infobox Company
|type= FREEform
|name=New Frontier Wrestling
|logo=[[Image:RevolutionFWCoranto.gif|132px]]
|foundation= May 31, 2000
|location=New York City, New York
|key_people=[[Eddie Mayfield]], President JK/JN, Senior Writers
|programming=[[Crash TV!]] [[SUPERCrash]] [[NFW Brawl]]
|revenue=$420 million USD
|operating_income=$42.0 million USD
|net_income=$210.0 million USD
|num_employees=419 (June 2008, including wrestlers, interns & street team)
|homepage=[http://www.nfw.fwrestling.com/ Official Site] [http://fwrestling.com/ TV & Internet Coverage] [http://community.primetimecentral.com/ Promotion Affiliate]
}}
'''New Frontier Wrestling''' is an affiliate of the [[PTC]] community.
{{sectstub}}

= Introduction =
Much like any federation associated with [[FWrestling.com]], New Frontier Wrestling's history truly starts in the early 90's on the Prodigy Online service that used to compete against AOL as a primary internet service provider. Prodigy was one of the first organized fantasy wrestling communities that produced many long-standing writers in our federation and other esteemed ones such as [[CSWA]] and the [[Fans Wrestling Organization|fWo]].

In particular importance to NFW would be the [[UWA]], a fed that paid particular homage to Philadelphia wrestling. The UWA ran on the Prodigy Service from 1992-1997 producing a revolutionary style of writing that influences NFW still to this day.

The UWA was home to many fwrestling.com legends such as [[Tom Adler]], [[Mike Randalls]], [[Craig Miles]], [[Troy Windham]], [[Avery Prosser]], [[Michael Manson]], [[Shane Southern]], [[Anarky]] and even had a special appearance by [[Hornet]], once.

In character, the UWA closed due to financial struggles that were induced by Anne Mystic's kidnapping attempt on UWA's first owner, Avery Everette. Quentin Sullivan (future NFW co-founder) tried to revamp the fed using fresh, young talent and doing away with alot of stars...but it didn't last long.

Three years passed after UWA's closure, Jamar Nicholas seemingly not interested in the politics FW was running into. Ironically, in 2000 through the magic of the blossoming internet and fantasywrestling.com community -- IMs and emails started getting traded back and forth between himself and some dude named Jon Katz.

Both agreed on many of the problems that led to Prodigy's demise, and both agreed they'd love to run a fed together. JN, always a fan of JK's Craig Miles character suggested an indy style fed founded by Miles and Sullivan. After about 9,000 different acronyms and league titles brainstormed it was settled.

New Frontier Wrestling (NFW) was officially announced to the world on May 31, 2000. Secretly stowed away on nothing, but a Yahoo Groups! message board -- a host of FW.com regulars, UWA veterans and other random applicants (wouldn't be the internet, without that) quickly joined and the journey began.

= Eras =
==Version 1==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.1]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Indy Years "Baltimore and Beyond" (2000-2002)

==Version 2==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.2]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Ultratitle Years (2003-2007) 

==Version 3==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.3]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Wrestling Revolution (2007-Present) 

= '''Current Champions''' =
{| class="wikitable"
!Championship
!Champion(s)
!Won From
!Event
!Venue/City
!Date
|-
| '''[[NFW World Heavyweight Championship]]''' || [[Joe The Plumber]] || [[Nova]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium; Memphis: TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW National Championship]]''' || [[Rook Black]] || [[Steve Knox]] and [[Teresa Quaranta]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium: Memphis, TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW World Television Championship]]''' || [[Impulse]] || N/A || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|-
| '''[[Everette Memorial Titles]]''' || [[The Hollywood Wrecking Crew]] || [[New Day Rising]] || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|}

=List of NFW World Heavyweight Champions=

1.[[Bloodhunt]] (10/28/00 to 06/1/01) 
2.[[Ricky Zane]] (06/1/01 to 11/1/01) 
3.[[Rick Ryconik]] (11/1/01)* 
4.[[Shane Southern]] (12/25/01 to 09/15/02) 
5.[[Bloodhunt]] (2) (09/15/02 and 05/21/04)** 
6.[[Michael Manson]] (05/21/04 to 06/4/05) 
7.[[Doc Silver]] (06/4/05 to 04/18/06) 
8.[[Felix Red]] (04/18/06 to 05/14/07) 
9.[[Kin Hiroshi]] (05/14/07 to 12/29/07)*** 
10.[[Dan Ryan]] (02/15/08 to 04/20/08) 
11.[[Nova]] (04/20/08 to 10/19/08) 
12.[[Joe The Plumber]] (10/19/08 to current) 
 
 
* *-Ryconik was immediately challenged and defeated by Armando Montezuma. However, Michael Manson held up the belt due to the questionable legitimacy of Montezuma's pin. The champion would be decided in a fourway bout between Ryconick, Montezuma, Bloodhunt, and Shane Southern. Southern would go on to win the match and become the undisputed champion.
 
* * *-NFW closed for a 10 month period starting from September 2002 until July 2003. The NFW World Heavyweight Title was defunct from this time and was not officially reinstated until Bloodhunt's first defense against Michael Manson at Crash 21 on May 21, 2004. Bloodhunt was the owner of the belt for the almost two year period, but his actual title reign is only recognized for the combined two days.
 
* * * *-Kin Hiroshi forfeited the title when he left the arena during a threeway dance between himself, Dan Ryan, and Felix Red at Crash 43 on December 29, 2007. The bout was then between Ryan and Red, and eventually ended inconclusively. Ryan would go on to become the undisputed champion less than two months later at SuperCrash I: Coronation.
 

=List of NFW National Champions=

1.[[Teresa Quaranta]] (02/15/08 to 08/23/08) 
2.[[Steve Knox]] (08/23/08 to 10/19/08) 
3.[[Rook Black]] (10/19/08 to current) 

=List of NFW Television Champions=

1.[[Joe The Plumber]] and [[Shawn Jessica Hart]] (05/16/07) 
1a.[[Joe The Plumber]] (05/16/07 to 010/19/08)* 
2.[[Impulse]] (03/15/09 to current) 
 
* *-After battling to a draw in the TV Title Battle Royal, JTP and SJH are declared Co-Champions. However, Hart must have disappeared or something because JTP was the sole champion thereafter.

=List of NFW Mid-Atlantic Champions (Defunct)=

1.[[Alex Wylde]] (06/1/01 to 11/28/01) 
2.[[Pat Black]] (11/28/01 to 03/17/02)* 
 
* *-NFW Commissioner Michael Manson releases Pat Black from active duty, deactivates the Mid-Atlantic Title, SETS IT ON FIRE...and announces the creation of the NFW Television Title, to be decided in a tournament.

=Hall of Fame/Roster/Wrestler List?=
(Currently a list of NFW past/present wrestlers in the PTCWiki, subject to change)

[[Nova]] 
[[Castor Strife]] 
[[Jason Payne]] 
[[Steve Knox]] 
[[Hunchblack]] 
[[Impulse]] 
[[Koopa Troopa]] 
[[James Varga]] 
[[Brock Alyas]] 
[[Lord Coyner Pollard]] 

=== Special Events? ===
[[Banned 4 Life]]

[[Category:FWCentral Fed]]

{{PTC Nav}}

New Frontier Wrestling

2009-11-07T14:55:52Z

WFerraro:

{{Infobox Company
|type= FREEform
|name=New Frontier Wrestling
|logo=[[Image:RevolutionFWCoranto.gif|132px]]
|foundation= May 31, 2000
|location=New York City, New York
|key_people=[[Eddie Mayfield]], President JK/JN, Senior Writers
|programming=[[Crash TV!]] [[SUPERCrash]] [[NFW Brawl]]
|revenue=$420 million USD
|operating_income=$42.0 million USD
|net_income=$210.0 million USD
|num_employees=419 (June 2008, including wrestlers, interns & street team)
|homepage=[http://www.nfw.fwrestling.com/ Official Site] [http://fwrestling.com/ TV & Internet Coverage] [http://community.primetimecentral.com/ Promotion Affiliate]
}}
'''New Frontier Wrestling''' is an affiliate of the [[PTC]] community.
{{sectstub}}

= Introduction =
Much like any federation associated with [[FWrestling.com]], New Frontier Wrestling's history truly starts in the early 90's on the Prodigy Online service that used to compete against AOL as a primary internet service provider. Prodigy was one of the first organized fantasy wrestling communities that produced many long-standing writers in our federation and other esteemed ones such as [[CSWA]] and the [[Fans Wrestling Organization|fWo]].

In particular importance to NFW would be the [[UWA]], a fed that paid particular homage to Philadelphia wrestling. The UWA ran on the Prodigy Service from 1992-1997 producing a revolutionary style of writing that influences NFW still to this day.

The UWA was home to many fwrestling.com legends such as [[Tom Adler]], [[Mike Randalls]], [[Craig Miles]], [[Troy Windham]], [[Avery Prosser]], [[Michael Manson]], [[Shane Southern]], [[Anarky]] and even had a special appearance by [[Hornet]], once.

In character, the UWA closed due to financial struggles that were induced by Anne Mystic's kidnapping attempt on UWA's first owner, Avery Everette. Quentin Sullivan (future NFW co-founder) tried to revamp the fed using fresh, young talent and doing away with alot of stars...but it didn't last long.

Three years passed after UWA's closure, Jamar Nicholas seemingly not interested in the politics FW was running into. Ironically, in 2000 through the magic of the blossoming internet and fantasywrestling.com community -- IMs and emails started getting traded back and forth between himself and some dude named Jon Katz.

Both agreed on many of the problems that led to Prodigy's demise, and both agreed they'd love to run a fed together. JN, always a fan of JK's Craig Miles character suggested an indy style fed founded by Miles and Sullivan. After about 9,000 different acronyms and league titles brainstormed it was settled.

New Frontier Wrestling (NFW) was officially announced to the world on May 31, 2000. Secretly stowed away on nothing, but a Yahoo Groups! message board -- a host of FW.com regulars, UWA veterans and other random applicants (wouldn't be the internet, without that) quickly joined and the journey began.

= Eras =
==Version 1==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.1]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Indy Years "Baltimore and Beyond" (2000-2002)

==Version 2==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.2]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Ultratitle Years (2003-2007) 

==Version 3==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.3]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Wrestling Revolution (2007-Present) 

= '''Current Champions''' =
{| class="wikitable"
!Championship
!Champion(s)
!Won From
!Event
!Venue/City
!Date
|-
| '''[[NFW World Heavyweight Championship]]''' || [[Joe The Plumber]] || [[Nova]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium; Memphis: TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW National Championship]]''' || [[Rook Black]] || [[Steve Knox]] and [[Teresa Quaranta]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium: Memphis, TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW World Television Championship]]''' || [[Impulse]] || N/A || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|-
| '''[[Everette Memorial Titles]]''' || [[The Hollywood Wrecking Crew]] || [[New Day Rising]] || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|}

=List of NFW World Heavyweight Champions=

1.[[Bloodhunt]] (10/28/00 to 06/1/01) 
2.[[Ricky Zane]] (06/1/01 to 11/1/01) 
3.[[Rick Ryconik]] (11/1/01)* 
4.[[Shane Southern]] (12/25/01 to 09/15/02) 
5.[[Bloodhunt]] (2) (09/15/02 and 05/21/04)** 
6.[[Michael Manson]] (05/21/04 to 06/4/05) 
7.[[Doc Silver]] (06/4/05 to 04/18/06) 
8.[[Felix Red]] (04/18/06 to 05/14/07) 
9.[[Kin Hiroshi]] (05/14/07 to 12/29/07)*** 
10.[[Dan Ryan]] (02/15/08 to 04/20/08) 
11.[[Nova]] (04/20/08 to 10/19/08) 
12.[[Joe The Plumber]] (10/19/08 to current) 
 
 
* *-Ryconik was immediately challenged and defeated by Armando Montezuma. However, Michael Manson held up the belt due to the questionable legitimacy of Montezuma's pin. The champion would be decided in a fourway bout between Ryconick, Montezuma, Bloodhunt, and Shane Southern. Southern would go on to win the match and become the undisputed champion.
 
* * *-NFW closed for a 10 month period starting from September 2002 until July 2003. The NFW World Heavyweight Title was defunct from this time and was not officially reinstated until Bloodhunt's first defense against Michael Manson at Crash 21 on May 21, 2004. Bloodhunt was the owner of the belt for the almost two year period, but his actual title reign is only recognized for the combined two days.
 
* * * *-Kin Hiroshi forfeited the title when he left the arena during a threeway dance between himself, Dan Ryan, and Felix Red at Crash 43 on December 29, 2007. The bout was then between Ryan and Red, and eventually ended inconclusively. Ryan would go on to become the undisputed champion less than two months later at SuperCrash I: Coronation.
 

=List of NFW National Champions=

1.[[Teresa Quaranta]] (02/15/08 to 08/23/08) 
2.[[Steve Knox]] (08/23/08 to 10/19/08) 
3.[[Rook Black]] (10/19/08 to current) 

=List of NFW Television Champions=

1.[[Joe The Plumber]] and [[Shawn Hart]] (05/16/07) 
1a.[[Joe The Plumber]] (05/16/07 to 010/19/08)* 
2.[[Impulse]] (03/15/09 to current) 

=List of NFW Mid-Atlantic Champions (Defunct)=

1.[[Alex Wylde]] (06/1/01 to 11/28/01) 
2.[[Pat Black]] (11/28/01 to 03/17/02)* 
 
* *-NFW Commissioner Michael Manson releases Pat Black from active duty, deactivates the Mid-Atlantic Title, SETS IT ON FIRE...and announces the creation of the NFW Television Title, to be decided in a tournament.

=Hall of Fame/Roster/Wrestler List?=
(Currently a list of NFW past/present wrestlers in the PTCWiki, subject to change)

[[Nova]] 
[[Castor Strife]] 
[[Jason Payne]] 
[[Steve Knox]] 
[[Hunchblack]] 
[[Impulse]] 
[[Koopa Troopa]] 
[[James Varga]] 
[[Brock Alyas]] 
[[Lord Coyner Pollard]] 

=== Special Events? ===
[[Banned 4 Life]]

[[Category:FWCentral Fed]]

{{PTC Nav}}

New Frontier Wrestling

2009-11-07T14:52:31Z

WFerraro: /* List of NFW Television Champions */

{{Infobox Company
|type= FREEform
|name=New Frontier Wrestling
|logo=[[Image:RevolutionFWCoranto.gif|132px]]
|foundation= May 31, 2000
|location=New York City, New York
|key_people=[[Eddie Mayfield]], President JK/JN, Senior Writers
|programming=[[Crash TV!]] [[SUPERCrash]] [[NFW Brawl]]
|revenue=$420 million USD
|operating_income=$42.0 million USD
|net_income=$210.0 million USD
|num_employees=419 (June 2008, including wrestlers, interns & street team)
|homepage=[http://www.nfw.fwrestling.com/ Official Site] [http://fwrestling.com/ TV & Internet Coverage] [http://community.primetimecentral.com/ Promotion Affiliate]
}}
'''New Frontier Wrestling''' is an affiliate of the [[PTC]] community.
{{sectstub}}

= Introduction =
Much like any federation associated with [[FWrestling.com]], New Frontier Wrestling's history truly starts in the early 90's on the Prodigy Online service that used to compete against AOL as a primary internet service provider. Prodigy was one of the first organized fantasy wrestling communities that produced many long-standing writers in our federation and other esteemed ones such as [[CSWA]] and the [[Fans Wrestling Organization|fWo]].

In particular importance to NFW would be the [[UWA]], a fed that paid particular homage to Philadelphia wrestling. The UWA ran on the Prodigy Service from 1992-1997 producing a revolutionary style of writing that influences NFW still to this day.

The UWA was home to many fwrestling.com legends such as [[Tom Adler]], [[Mike Randalls]], [[Craig Miles]], [[Troy Windham]], [[Avery Prosser]], [[Michael Manson]], [[Shane Southern]], [[Anarky]] and even had a special appearance by [[Hornet]], once.

In character, the UWA closed due to financial struggles that were induced by Anne Mystic's kidnapping attempt on UWA's first owner, Avery Everette. Quentin Sullivan (future NFW co-founder) tried to revamp the fed using fresh, young talent and doing away with alot of stars...but it didn't last long.

Three years passed after UWA's closure, Jamar Nicholas seemingly not interested in the politics FW was running into. Ironically, in 2000 through the magic of the blossoming internet and fantasywrestling.com community -- IMs and emails started getting traded back and forth between himself and some dude named Jon Katz.

Both agreed on many of the problems that led to Prodigy's demise, and both agreed they'd love to run a fed together. JN, always a fan of JK's Craig Miles character suggested an indy style fed founded by Miles and Sullivan. After about 9,000 different acronyms and league titles brainstormed it was settled.

New Frontier Wrestling (NFW) was officially announced to the world on May 31, 2000. Secretly stowed away on nothing, but a Yahoo Groups! message board -- a host of FW.com regulars, UWA veterans and other random applicants (wouldn't be the internet, without that) quickly joined and the journey began.

= Eras =
==Version 1==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.1]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Indy Years "Baltimore and Beyond" (2000-2002)

==Version 2==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.2]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Ultratitle Years (2003-2007) 

==Version 3==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.3]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Wrestling Revolution (2007-Present) 

= '''Current Champions''' =
{| class="wikitable"
!Championship
!Champion(s)
!Won From
!Event
!Venue/City
!Date
|-
| '''[[NFW World Heavyweight Championship]]''' || [[Joe The Plumber]] || [[Nova]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium; Memphis: TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW National Championship]]''' || [[Rook Black]] || [[Steve Knox]] and [[Teresa Quaranta]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium: Memphis, TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW World Television Championship]]''' || [[Impulse]] || N/A || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|-
| '''[[Everette Memorial Titles]]''' || [[The Hollywood Wrecking Crew]] || [[New Day Rising]] || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|}

=List of NFW World Heavyweight Champions=

1.[[Bloodhunt]] (10/28/00 to 06/1/01) 
2.[[Ricky Zane]] (06/1/01 to 11/1/01) 
3.[[Rick Ryconik]] (11/1/01)* 
4.[[Shane Southern]] (12/25/01 to 09/15/02) 
5.[[Bloodhunt]] (2) (09/15/02 and 05/21/04)** 
6.[[Michael Manson]] (05/21/04 to 06/4/05) 
7.[[Doc Silver]] (06/4/05 to 04/18/06) 
8.[[Felix Red]] (04/18/06 to 05/14/07) 
9.[[Kin Hiroshi]] (05/14/07 to 12/29/07)*** 
10.[[Dan Ryan]] (02/15/08 to 04/20/08) 
11.[[Nova]] (04/20/08 to 10/19/08) 
12.[[Joe The Plumber]] (10/19/08 to current) 
 
 
* *-Ryconik was immediately challenged and defeated by Armando Montezuma. However, Michael Manson held up the belt due to the questionable legitimacy of Montezuma's pin. The champion would be decided in a fourway bout between Ryconick, Montezuma, Bloodhunt, and Shane Southern. Southern would go on to win the match and become the undisputed champion.
 
* * *-NFW closed for a 10 month period starting from September 2002 until July 2003. The NFW World Heavyweight Title was defunct from this time and was not officially reinstated until Bloodhunt's first defense against Michael Manson at Crash 21 on May 21, 2004. Bloodhunt was the owner of the belt for the almost two year period, but his actual title reign is only recognized for the combined two days.
 
* * * *-Kin Hiroshi forfeited the title when he left the arena during a threeway dance between himself, Dan Ryan, and Felix Red at Crash 43 on December 29, 2007. The bout was then between Ryan and Red, and eventually ended inconclusively. Ryan would go on to become the undisputed champion less than two months later at SuperCrash I: Coronation.
 

=List of NFW National Champions=

1.[[Teresa Quaranta]] (02/15/08 to 08/23/08) 
2.[[Steve Knox]] (08/23/08 to 10/19/08) 
3.[[Rook Black]] (10/19/08 to current) 

=List of NFW Television Champions=

1.[[Joe The Plumber]] and [[Shawn Hart]] (05/16/07) 
1a.[[Joe The Plumber]] (05/16/07 to 010/19/08)* 
2.[[Impulse]] (03/15/09 to current) 

=Hall of Fame/Roster/Wrestler List?=
(Currently a list of NFW past/present wrestlers in the PTCWiki, subject to change)

[[Nova]] 
[[Castor Strife]] 
[[Jason Payne]] 
[[Steve Knox]] 
[[Hunchblack]] 
[[Impulse]] 
[[Koopa Troopa]] 
[[James Varga]] 
[[Brock Alyas]] 
[[Lord Coyner Pollard]] 

=== Special Events? ===
[[Banned 4 Life]]

[[Category:FWCentral Fed]]

{{PTC Nav}}

New Frontier Wrestling

2009-11-07T14:23:07Z

WFerraro: /* List of NFW World Heavyweight Champions */

{{Infobox Company
|type= FREEform
|name=New Frontier Wrestling
|logo=[[Image:RevolutionFWCoranto.gif|132px]]
|foundation= May 31, 2000
|location=New York City, New York
|key_people=[[Eddie Mayfield]], President JK/JN, Senior Writers
|programming=[[Crash TV!]] [[SUPERCrash]] [[NFW Brawl]]
|revenue=$420 million USD
|operating_income=$42.0 million USD
|net_income=$210.0 million USD
|num_employees=419 (June 2008, including wrestlers, interns & street team)
|homepage=[http://www.nfw.fwrestling.com/ Official Site] [http://fwrestling.com/ TV & Internet Coverage] [http://community.primetimecentral.com/ Promotion Affiliate]
}}
'''New Frontier Wrestling''' is an affiliate of the [[PTC]] community.
{{sectstub}}

= Introduction =
Much like any federation associated with [[FWrestling.com]], New Frontier Wrestling's history truly starts in the early 90's on the Prodigy Online service that used to compete against AOL as a primary internet service provider. Prodigy was one of the first organized fantasy wrestling communities that produced many long-standing writers in our federation and other esteemed ones such as [[CSWA]] and the [[Fans Wrestling Organization|fWo]].

In particular importance to NFW would be the [[UWA]], a fed that paid particular homage to Philadelphia wrestling. The UWA ran on the Prodigy Service from 1992-1997 producing a revolutionary style of writing that influences NFW still to this day.

The UWA was home to many fwrestling.com legends such as [[Tom Adler]], [[Mike Randalls]], [[Craig Miles]], [[Troy Windham]], [[Avery Prosser]], [[Michael Manson]], [[Shane Southern]], [[Anarky]] and even had a special appearance by [[Hornet]], once.

In character, the UWA closed due to financial struggles that were induced by Anne Mystic's kidnapping attempt on UWA's first owner, Avery Everette. Quentin Sullivan (future NFW co-founder) tried to revamp the fed using fresh, young talent and doing away with alot of stars...but it didn't last long.

Three years passed after UWA's closure, Jamar Nicholas seemingly not interested in the politics FW was running into. Ironically, in 2000 through the magic of the blossoming internet and fantasywrestling.com community -- IMs and emails started getting traded back and forth between himself and some dude named Jon Katz.

Both agreed on many of the problems that led to Prodigy's demise, and both agreed they'd love to run a fed together. JN, always a fan of JK's Craig Miles character suggested an indy style fed founded by Miles and Sullivan. After about 9,000 different acronyms and league titles brainstormed it was settled.

New Frontier Wrestling (NFW) was officially announced to the world on May 31, 2000. Secretly stowed away on nothing, but a Yahoo Groups! message board -- a host of FW.com regulars, UWA veterans and other random applicants (wouldn't be the internet, without that) quickly joined and the journey began.

= Eras =
==Version 1==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.1]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Indy Years "Baltimore and Beyond" (2000-2002)

==Version 2==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.2]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Ultratitle Years (2003-2007) 

==Version 3==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.3]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Wrestling Revolution (2007-Present) 

= '''Current Champions''' =
{| class="wikitable"
!Championship
!Champion(s)
!Won From
!Event
!Venue/City
!Date
|-
| '''[[NFW World Heavyweight Championship]]''' || [[Joe The Plumber]] || [[Nova]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium; Memphis: TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW National Championship]]''' || [[Rook Black]] || [[Steve Knox]] and [[Teresa Quaranta]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium: Memphis, TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW World Television Championship]]''' || [[Impulse]] || N/A || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|-
| '''[[Everette Memorial Titles]]''' || [[The Hollywood Wrecking Crew]] || [[New Day Rising]] || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|}

=List of NFW World Heavyweight Champions=

1.[[Bloodhunt]] (10/28/00 to 06/1/01) 
2.[[Ricky Zane]] (06/1/01 to 11/1/01) 
3.[[Rick Ryconik]] (11/1/01)* 
4.[[Shane Southern]] (12/25/01 to 09/15/02) 
5.[[Bloodhunt]] (2) (09/15/02 and 05/21/04)** 
6.[[Michael Manson]] (05/21/04 to 06/4/05) 
7.[[Doc Silver]] (06/4/05 to 04/18/06) 
8.[[Felix Red]] (04/18/06 to 05/14/07) 
9.[[Kin Hiroshi]] (05/14/07 to 12/29/07)*** 
10.[[Dan Ryan]] (02/15/08 to 04/20/08) 
11.[[Nova]] (04/20/08 to 10/19/08) 
12.[[Joe The Plumber]] (10/19/08 to current) 
 
 
* *-Ryconik was immediately challenged and defeated by Armando Montezuma. However, Michael Manson held up the belt due to the questionable legitimacy of Montezuma's pin. The champion would be decided in a fourway bout between Ryconick, Montezuma, Bloodhunt, and Shane Southern. Southern would go on to win the match and become the undisputed champion.
 
* * *-NFW closed for a 10 month period starting from September 2002 until July 2003. The NFW World Heavyweight Title was defunct from this time and was not officially reinstated until Bloodhunt's first defense against Michael Manson at Crash 21 on May 21, 2004. Bloodhunt was the owner of the belt for the almost two year period, but his actual title reign is only recognized for the combined two days.
 
* * * *-Kin Hiroshi forfeited the title when he left the arena during a threeway dance between himself, Dan Ryan, and Felix Red at Crash 43 on December 29, 2007. The bout was then between Ryan and Red, and eventually ended inconclusively. Ryan would go on to become the undisputed champion less than two months later at SuperCrash I: Coronation.
 

=List of NFW National Champions=

1.[[Teresa Quaranta]] (02/15/08 to 08/23/08) 
2.[[Steve Knox]] (08/23/08 to 10/19/08) 
3.[[Rook Black]] (10/19/08 to current) 

=List of NFW Television Champions=

1.[[Alex Wylde]] (10/28/00 to 06/1/01) 
2.[[Pat Black]] (06/1/01 to 11/1/01) 
3.[[Joe The Plumber]] and [[Shawn Hart]] (11/1/01) 
3a.[[Joe The Plumber]] (12/25/01 to 09/15/02) 
5.[[Impulse]] (09/15/02 and 05/21/04) 

=Hall of Fame/Roster/Wrestler List?=
(Currently a list of NFW past/present wrestlers in the PTCWiki, subject to change)

[[Nova]] 
[[Castor Strife]] 
[[Jason Payne]] 
[[Steve Knox]] 
[[Hunchblack]] 
[[Impulse]] 
[[Koopa Troopa]] 
[[James Varga]] 
[[Brock Alyas]] 
[[Lord Coyner Pollard]] 

=== Special Events? ===
[[Banned 4 Life]]

[[Category:FWCentral Fed]]

{{PTC Nav}}

New Frontier Wrestling

2009-11-07T14:22:53Z

WFerraro: /* List of NFW Television Champions */

{{Infobox Company
|type= FREEform
|name=New Frontier Wrestling
|logo=[[Image:RevolutionFWCoranto.gif|132px]]
|foundation= May 31, 2000
|location=New York City, New York
|key_people=[[Eddie Mayfield]], President JK/JN, Senior Writers
|programming=[[Crash TV!]] [[SUPERCrash]] [[NFW Brawl]]
|revenue=$420 million USD
|operating_income=$42.0 million USD
|net_income=$210.0 million USD
|num_employees=419 (June 2008, including wrestlers, interns & street team)
|homepage=[http://www.nfw.fwrestling.com/ Official Site] [http://fwrestling.com/ TV & Internet Coverage] [http://community.primetimecentral.com/ Promotion Affiliate]
}}
'''New Frontier Wrestling''' is an affiliate of the [[PTC]] community.
{{sectstub}}

= Introduction =
Much like any federation associated with [[FWrestling.com]], New Frontier Wrestling's history truly starts in the early 90's on the Prodigy Online service that used to compete against AOL as a primary internet service provider. Prodigy was one of the first organized fantasy wrestling communities that produced many long-standing writers in our federation and other esteemed ones such as [[CSWA]] and the [[Fans Wrestling Organization|fWo]].

In particular importance to NFW would be the [[UWA]], a fed that paid particular homage to Philadelphia wrestling. The UWA ran on the Prodigy Service from 1992-1997 producing a revolutionary style of writing that influences NFW still to this day.

The UWA was home to many fwrestling.com legends such as [[Tom Adler]], [[Mike Randalls]], [[Craig Miles]], [[Troy Windham]], [[Avery Prosser]], [[Michael Manson]], [[Shane Southern]], [[Anarky]] and even had a special appearance by [[Hornet]], once.

In character, the UWA closed due to financial struggles that were induced by Anne Mystic's kidnapping attempt on UWA's first owner, Avery Everette. Quentin Sullivan (future NFW co-founder) tried to revamp the fed using fresh, young talent and doing away with alot of stars...but it didn't last long.

Three years passed after UWA's closure, Jamar Nicholas seemingly not interested in the politics FW was running into. Ironically, in 2000 through the magic of the blossoming internet and fantasywrestling.com community -- IMs and emails started getting traded back and forth between himself and some dude named Jon Katz.

Both agreed on many of the problems that led to Prodigy's demise, and both agreed they'd love to run a fed together. JN, always a fan of JK's Craig Miles character suggested an indy style fed founded by Miles and Sullivan. After about 9,000 different acronyms and league titles brainstormed it was settled.

New Frontier Wrestling (NFW) was officially announced to the world on May 31, 2000. Secretly stowed away on nothing, but a Yahoo Groups! message board -- a host of FW.com regulars, UWA veterans and other random applicants (wouldn't be the internet, without that) quickly joined and the journey began.

= Eras =
==Version 1==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.1]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Indy Years "Baltimore and Beyond" (2000-2002)

==Version 2==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.2]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Ultratitle Years (2003-2007) 

==Version 3==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.3]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Wrestling Revolution (2007-Present) 

= '''Current Champions''' =
{| class="wikitable"
!Championship
!Champion(s)
!Won From
!Event
!Venue/City
!Date
|-
| '''[[NFW World Heavyweight Championship]]''' || [[Joe The Plumber]] || [[Nova]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium; Memphis: TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW National Championship]]''' || [[Rook Black]] || [[Steve Knox]] and [[Teresa Quaranta]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium: Memphis, TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW World Television Championship]]''' || [[Impulse]] || N/A || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|-
| '''[[Everette Memorial Titles]]''' || [[The Hollywood Wrecking Crew]] || [[New Day Rising]] || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|}

=List of NFW World Heavyweight Champions=

1.[[Bloodhunt]] (10/28/00 to 06/1/01) 
2.[[Ricky Zane]] (06/1/01 to 11/1/01) 
3.[[Rick Ryconik]] (11/1/01)* 
4.[[Shane Southern]] (12/25/01 to 09/15/02) 
5.[[Bloodhunt]] (2) (09/15/02 and 05/21/04)** 
6.[[Michael Manson]] (05/21/04 to 06/4/05) 
7.[[Doc Silver]] (06/4/05 to 04/18/06) 
8.[[Felix Red]] (04/18/06 to 05/14/07) 
9.[[Kin Hiroshi]] (05/14/07 to 12/29/07)*** 
10.[[Dan Ryan]] (02/15/08 to 04/20/08) 
11.[[Nova]] (04/20/08 to 10/19/08) 
12.[[Joe The Plumber]] (10/19/08 to current) 
 
 
* *-Ryconik was immediately challenged and defeated by Armando Montezuma. However, Michael Manson held up the belt due to the questionable legitimacy of Montezuma's pin. The champion would be decided in a fourway bout between Ryconick, Montezuma, Bloodhunt, and Shane Southern. Southern would go on to win the match and become the undisputed champion.
 
* * *-NFW closed for a 10 month period starting from September 2002 until July 2003. The NFW World Heavyweight Title was defunct from this time and was not officially reinstated until Bloodhunt's first defense against Michael Manson at Crash 21 on May 21, 2004. Bloodhunt was the owner of the belt for the almost two year period, but his actual title reign is only recognized for the combined two days.
 
* * * *-Kin Hiroshi forfeited the title when he left the arena during a threeway dance between himself, Dan Ryan, and Felix Red at Crash 43 on December 29, 2007. The bout was then between Ryan and Red, and eventually ended inconclusively. Ryan would go on to become the undisputed champion less than two months later at SuperCrash I: Coronation.
 
 
=List of NFW National Champions=

1.[[Teresa Quaranta]] (02/15/08 to 08/23/08) 
2.[[Steve Knox]] (08/23/08 to 10/19/08) 
3.[[Rook Black]] (10/19/08 to current) 

=List of NFW Television Champions=

1.[[Alex Wylde]] (10/28/00 to 06/1/01) 
2.[[Pat Black]] (06/1/01 to 11/1/01) 
3.[[Joe The Plumber]] and [[Shawn Hart]] (11/1/01) 
3a.[[Joe The Plumber]] (12/25/01 to 09/15/02) 
5.[[Impulse]] (09/15/02 and 05/21/04) 

=Hall of Fame/Roster/Wrestler List?=
(Currently a list of NFW past/present wrestlers in the PTCWiki, subject to change)

[[Nova]] 
[[Castor Strife]] 
[[Jason Payne]] 
[[Steve Knox]] 
[[Hunchblack]] 
[[Impulse]] 
[[Koopa Troopa]] 
[[James Varga]] 
[[Brock Alyas]] 
[[Lord Coyner Pollard]] 

=== Special Events? ===
[[Banned 4 Life]]

[[Category:FWCentral Fed]]

{{PTC Nav}}

New Frontier Wrestling

2009-11-07T14:22:41Z

WFerraro: /* List of NFW National Champions */

{{Infobox Company
|type= FREEform
|name=New Frontier Wrestling
|logo=[[Image:RevolutionFWCoranto.gif|132px]]
|foundation= May 31, 2000
|location=New York City, New York
|key_people=[[Eddie Mayfield]], President JK/JN, Senior Writers
|programming=[[Crash TV!]] [[SUPERCrash]] [[NFW Brawl]]
|revenue=$420 million USD
|operating_income=$42.0 million USD
|net_income=$210.0 million USD
|num_employees=419 (June 2008, including wrestlers, interns & street team)
|homepage=[http://www.nfw.fwrestling.com/ Official Site] [http://fwrestling.com/ TV & Internet Coverage] [http://community.primetimecentral.com/ Promotion Affiliate]
}}
'''New Frontier Wrestling''' is an affiliate of the [[PTC]] community.
{{sectstub}}

= Introduction =
Much like any federation associated with [[FWrestling.com]], New Frontier Wrestling's history truly starts in the early 90's on the Prodigy Online service that used to compete against AOL as a primary internet service provider. Prodigy was one of the first organized fantasy wrestling communities that produced many long-standing writers in our federation and other esteemed ones such as [[CSWA]] and the [[Fans Wrestling Organization|fWo]].

In particular importance to NFW would be the [[UWA]], a fed that paid particular homage to Philadelphia wrestling. The UWA ran on the Prodigy Service from 1992-1997 producing a revolutionary style of writing that influences NFW still to this day.

The UWA was home to many fwrestling.com legends such as [[Tom Adler]], [[Mike Randalls]], [[Craig Miles]], [[Troy Windham]], [[Avery Prosser]], [[Michael Manson]], [[Shane Southern]], [[Anarky]] and even had a special appearance by [[Hornet]], once.

In character, the UWA closed due to financial struggles that were induced by Anne Mystic's kidnapping attempt on UWA's first owner, Avery Everette. Quentin Sullivan (future NFW co-founder) tried to revamp the fed using fresh, young talent and doing away with alot of stars...but it didn't last long.

Three years passed after UWA's closure, Jamar Nicholas seemingly not interested in the politics FW was running into. Ironically, in 2000 through the magic of the blossoming internet and fantasywrestling.com community -- IMs and emails started getting traded back and forth between himself and some dude named Jon Katz.

Both agreed on many of the problems that led to Prodigy's demise, and both agreed they'd love to run a fed together. JN, always a fan of JK's Craig Miles character suggested an indy style fed founded by Miles and Sullivan. After about 9,000 different acronyms and league titles brainstormed it was settled.

New Frontier Wrestling (NFW) was officially announced to the world on May 31, 2000. Secretly stowed away on nothing, but a Yahoo Groups! message board -- a host of FW.com regulars, UWA veterans and other random applicants (wouldn't be the internet, without that) quickly joined and the journey began.

= Eras =
==Version 1==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.1]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Indy Years "Baltimore and Beyond" (2000-2002)

==Version 2==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.2]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Ultratitle Years (2003-2007) 

==Version 3==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.3]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Wrestling Revolution (2007-Present) 

= '''Current Champions''' =
{| class="wikitable"
!Championship
!Champion(s)
!Won From
!Event
!Venue/City
!Date
|-
| '''[[NFW World Heavyweight Championship]]''' || [[Joe The Plumber]] || [[Nova]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium; Memphis: TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW National Championship]]''' || [[Rook Black]] || [[Steve Knox]] and [[Teresa Quaranta]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium: Memphis, TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW World Television Championship]]''' || [[Impulse]] || N/A || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|-
| '''[[Everette Memorial Titles]]''' || [[The Hollywood Wrecking Crew]] || [[New Day Rising]] || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|}

=List of NFW World Heavyweight Champions=

1.[[Bloodhunt]] (10/28/00 to 06/1/01) 
2.[[Ricky Zane]] (06/1/01 to 11/1/01) 
3.[[Rick Ryconik]] (11/1/01)* 
4.[[Shane Southern]] (12/25/01 to 09/15/02) 
5.[[Bloodhunt]] (2) (09/15/02 and 05/21/04)** 
6.[[Michael Manson]] (05/21/04 to 06/4/05) 
7.[[Doc Silver]] (06/4/05 to 04/18/06) 
8.[[Felix Red]] (04/18/06 to 05/14/07) 
9.[[Kin Hiroshi]] (05/14/07 to 12/29/07)*** 
10.[[Dan Ryan]] (02/15/08 to 04/20/08) 
11.[[Nova]] (04/20/08 to 10/19/08) 
12.[[Joe The Plumber]] (10/19/08 to current) 
 
 
* *-Ryconik was immediately challenged and defeated by Armando Montezuma. However, Michael Manson held up the belt due to the questionable legitimacy of Montezuma's pin. The champion would be decided in a fourway bout between Ryconick, Montezuma, Bloodhunt, and Shane Southern. Southern would go on to win the match and become the undisputed champion.
 
* * *-NFW closed for a 10 month period starting from September 2002 until July 2003. The NFW World Heavyweight Title was defunct from this time and was not officially reinstated until Bloodhunt's first defense against Michael Manson at Crash 21 on May 21, 2004. Bloodhunt was the owner of the belt for the almost two year period, but his actual title reign is only recognized for the combined two days.
 
* * * *-Kin Hiroshi forfeited the title when he left the arena during a threeway dance between himself, Dan Ryan, and Felix Red at Crash 43 on December 29, 2007. The bout was then between Ryan and Red, and eventually ended inconclusively. Ryan would go on to become the undisputed champion less than two months later at SuperCrash I: Coronation.
 
 
=List of NFW National Champions=

1.[[Teresa Quaranta]] (02/15/08 to 08/23/08) 
2.[[Steve Knox]] (08/23/08 to 10/19/08) 
3.[[Rook Black]] (10/19/08 to current) 

=List of NFW Television Champions=

1.[[Alex Wylde]] (10/28/00 to 06/1/01) 
2.[[Pat Black]] (06/1/01 to 11/1/01) 
3.[[Joe The Plumber]] and [[Shawn Hart]] (11/1/01) 
3a.[[Joe The Plumber]] (12/25/01 to 09/15/02) 
5.[[Impulse]] (09/15/02 and 05/21/04) 
 
 

=Hall of Fame/Roster/Wrestler List?=
(Currently a list of NFW past/present wrestlers in the PTCWiki, subject to change)

[[Nova]] 
[[Castor Strife]] 
[[Jason Payne]] 
[[Steve Knox]] 
[[Hunchblack]] 
[[Impulse]] 
[[Koopa Troopa]] 
[[James Varga]] 
[[Brock Alyas]] 
[[Lord Coyner Pollard]] 

=== Special Events? ===
[[Banned 4 Life]]

[[Category:FWCentral Fed]]

{{PTC Nav}}

New Frontier Wrestling

2009-11-07T14:21:39Z

WFerraro:

{{Infobox Company
|type= FREEform
|name=New Frontier Wrestling
|logo=[[Image:RevolutionFWCoranto.gif|132px]]
|foundation= May 31, 2000
|location=New York City, New York
|key_people=[[Eddie Mayfield]], President JK/JN, Senior Writers
|programming=[[Crash TV!]] [[SUPERCrash]] [[NFW Brawl]]
|revenue=$420 million USD
|operating_income=$42.0 million USD
|net_income=$210.0 million USD
|num_employees=419 (June 2008, including wrestlers, interns & street team)
|homepage=[http://www.nfw.fwrestling.com/ Official Site] [http://fwrestling.com/ TV & Internet Coverage] [http://community.primetimecentral.com/ Promotion Affiliate]
}}
'''New Frontier Wrestling''' is an affiliate of the [[PTC]] community.
{{sectstub}}

= Introduction =
Much like any federation associated with [[FWrestling.com]], New Frontier Wrestling's history truly starts in the early 90's on the Prodigy Online service that used to compete against AOL as a primary internet service provider. Prodigy was one of the first organized fantasy wrestling communities that produced many long-standing writers in our federation and other esteemed ones such as [[CSWA]] and the [[Fans Wrestling Organization|fWo]].

In particular importance to NFW would be the [[UWA]], a fed that paid particular homage to Philadelphia wrestling. The UWA ran on the Prodigy Service from 1992-1997 producing a revolutionary style of writing that influences NFW still to this day.

The UWA was home to many fwrestling.com legends such as [[Tom Adler]], [[Mike Randalls]], [[Craig Miles]], [[Troy Windham]], [[Avery Prosser]], [[Michael Manson]], [[Shane Southern]], [[Anarky]] and even had a special appearance by [[Hornet]], once.

In character, the UWA closed due to financial struggles that were induced by Anne Mystic's kidnapping attempt on UWA's first owner, Avery Everette. Quentin Sullivan (future NFW co-founder) tried to revamp the fed using fresh, young talent and doing away with alot of stars...but it didn't last long.

Three years passed after UWA's closure, Jamar Nicholas seemingly not interested in the politics FW was running into. Ironically, in 2000 through the magic of the blossoming internet and fantasywrestling.com community -- IMs and emails started getting traded back and forth between himself and some dude named Jon Katz.

Both agreed on many of the problems that led to Prodigy's demise, and both agreed they'd love to run a fed together. JN, always a fan of JK's Craig Miles character suggested an indy style fed founded by Miles and Sullivan. After about 9,000 different acronyms and league titles brainstormed it was settled.

New Frontier Wrestling (NFW) was officially announced to the world on May 31, 2000. Secretly stowed away on nothing, but a Yahoo Groups! message board -- a host of FW.com regulars, UWA veterans and other random applicants (wouldn't be the internet, without that) quickly joined and the journey began.

= Eras =
==Version 1==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.1]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Indy Years "Baltimore and Beyond" (2000-2002)

==Version 2==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.2]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Ultratitle Years (2003-2007) 

==Version 3==
:''Main Article: [[NFW V.3]]''
{{sectstub}}
The Wrestling Revolution (2007-Present) 

= '''Current Champions''' =
{| class="wikitable"
!Championship
!Champion(s)
!Won From
!Event
!Venue/City
!Date
|-
| '''[[NFW World Heavyweight Championship]]''' || [[Joe The Plumber]] || [[Nova]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium; Memphis: TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW National Championship]]''' || [[Rook Black]] || [[Steve Knox]] and [[Teresa Quaranta]] || [[SUPERCrash II: Dawn of a Revolution]] || Liberty Bowl Stadium: Memphis, TN || 10/18/08
|-
| '''[[NFW World Television Championship]]''' || [[Impulse]] || N/A || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|-
| '''[[Everette Memorial Titles]]''' || [[The Hollywood Wrecking Crew]] || [[New Day Rising]] || [[Crash 47]] || The United Center: Chicago, IL || 3/15/09
|}

=List of NFW World Heavyweight Champions=

1.[[Bloodhunt]] (10/28/00 to 06/1/01) 
2.[[Ricky Zane]] (06/1/01 to 11/1/01) 
3.[[Rick Ryconik]] (11/1/01)* 
4.[[Shane Southern]] (12/25/01 to 09/15/02) 
5.[[Bloodhunt]] (2) (09/15/02 and 05/21/04)** 
6.[[Michael Manson]] (05/21/04 to 06/4/05) 
7.[[Doc Silver]] (06/4/05 to 04/18/06) 
8.[[Felix Red]] (04/18/06 to 05/14/07) 
9.[[Kin Hiroshi]] (05/14/07 to 12/29/07)*** 
10.[[Dan Ryan]] (02/15/08 to 04/20/08) 
11.[[Nova]] (04/20/08 to 10/19/08) 
12.[[Joe The Plumber]] (10/19/08 to current) 
 
 
* *-Ryconik was immediately challenged and defeated by Armando Montezuma. However, Michael Manson held up the belt due to the questionable legitimacy of Montezuma's pin. The champion would be decided in a fourway bout between Ryconick, Montezuma, Bloodhunt, and Shane Southern. Southern would go on to win the match and become the undisputed champion.
 
* * *-NFW closed for a 10 month period starting from September 2002 until July 2003. The NFW World Heavyweight Title was defunct from this time and was not officially reinstated until Bloodhunt's first defense against Michael Manson at Crash 21 on May 21, 2004. Bloodhunt was the owner of the belt for the almost two year period, but his actual title reign is only recognized for the combined two days.
 
* * * *-Kin Hiroshi forfeited the title when he left the arena during a threeway dance between himself, Dan Ryan, and Felix Red at Crash 43 on December 29, 2007. The bout was then between Ryan and Red, and eventually ended inconclusively. Ryan would go on to become the undisputed champion less than two months later at SuperCrash I: Coronation.
 
 
=List of NFW National Champions=

1.[[Teresa Quaranta]] (02/15/08 to 08/23/08) 
2.[[Steve Knox]] (08/23/08 to 10/19/08) 
3.[[Rook Black]] (10/19/08 to current) 
 
 
=List of NFW Television Champions=

1.[[Alex Wylde]] (10/28/00 to 06/1/01) 
2.[[Pat Black]] (06/1/01 to 11/1/01) 
3.[[Joe The Plumber]] and [[Shawn Hart]] (11/1/01) 
3a.[[Joe The Plumber]] (12/25/01 to 09/15/02) 
5.[[Impulse]] (09/15/02 and 05/21/04) 
 
 

=Hall of Fame/Roster/Wrestler List?=
(Currently a list of NFW past/present wrestlers in the PTCWiki, subject to change)

[[Nova]] 
[[Castor Strife]] 
[[Jason Payne]] 
[[Steve Knox]] 
[[Hunchblack]] 
[[Impulse]] 
[[Koopa Troopa]] 
[[James Varga]] 
[[Brock Alyas]] 
[[Lord Coyner Pollard]] 

=== Special Events? ===
[[Banned 4 Life]]

[[Category:FWCentral Fed]]

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Castor Strife

2009-11-07T10:12:55Z

WFerraro: /* New Frontier Wrestling */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=[[New Frontier Wrestling]], [[A1E]], [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=29
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born on October 15, 1980 in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern(c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse(c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 
-A1E Golden Dreams 2009- A1E CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Castor Strife vs. The First vs. Mac Flasher vs. Chip Friendly vs. Jecht vs. Big Wreck(c) in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match. 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. The show will be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Castor Strife

2009-11-07T10:12:27Z

WFerraro: /* A1E */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=[[New Frontier Wrestling]], [[A1E]], [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=29
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born on October 15, 1980 in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 
-A1E Golden Dreams 2009- A1E CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Castor Strife vs. The First vs. Mac Flasher vs. Chip Friendly vs. Jecht vs. Big Wreck(c) in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match. 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. The show will be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Castor Strife

2009-11-07T10:12:01Z

WFerraro: /* Awesome & Win Entertainment */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=[[New Frontier Wrestling]], [[A1E]], [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=29
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born on October 15, 1980 in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 
-A1E Golden Dreams 2009- CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH- Castor Strife vs. The First vs. Mac Flasher vs. Chip Friendly vs. Jecht vs. Big Wreck(c) in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match. 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. The show will be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Castor Strife

2009-11-07T10:11:12Z

WFerraro: /* A1E */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=[[New Frontier Wrestling]], [[A1E]], [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=29
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born on October 15, 1980 in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 
-A1E Golden Dreams 2009- CHALLENGE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH- Castor Strife vs. The First vs. Mac Flasher vs. Chip Friendly vs. Jecht vs. Big Wreck(c) in a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match. 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. Details as of now are sketchy, but the show is rumored to be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Layne Winters

2009-11-07T10:06:54Z

WFerraro:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Layne Winters
| Image=
| First=EPW Aggression 43
| Last=EPW Russian Roulette III
| Feds=Empire Pro Wrestling
| Age=27
| birthplace=Seattle, WA
| Finisher=Green River Justice (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)
| Style=Technical/Brawler
| championships=EPW Television Title
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Layne Winters''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[Empire Pro Wrestling]]. His reputation is that of a hard-living wrestler who views it not as a business, but a sport. A creature of the independent wrestling scene, Winters' purpose is to justify past tragedies through attaining present-day glories.

__TOC__

=History=
Layne is your proto-typical "starving wrestler." He made a name for himself in a particular territory, but never earned enough money not to starve. He's seen his friends die, including his brother, he's a steroid user, and he flies into fits of rage at a moment's notice which once in a while leads to the domestic abuse of his girlfriend, Pamela. He's opposed to the idea of "gimmicks" in wrestling, and treats every match as if it's a personal battle. Often, one gets the sense that Layne does not battle other wrestlers when he's in the ring, but his own personal demons.

Winters made an immediate impact on EPW by winning the Television Title in only his fourth match with the company. At Russian Roulette III, Winters joined with [[The First]], Shawn Hart, and Anarky to form [[HOPE]], a temporary alliance with the intent of destroying Anthology and dominating the EPW title scene.

=Empire Pro Wrestling=
-EPW Aggression 43- Layne Winters d. Olvir Arsvinnar via pinfall 
-EPW Wrestleverse III- Shawn Hart d. Layne Winters via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 44- Layne Winters d. Larry Tact via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 45- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters d. Fusenshoff(c) via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 46- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) battled The First to a time limit draw 
-EPW Aggression 47- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat via Disqualification 
-EPW Russian Roulette 2009- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat in a ladder match. 
-EPW Aggression 48- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) vs. "Dopesmoker" Erik Black 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Green River Justice''' (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"I Don't Know Anything" by Mad Season

*'''Valets'''
** [[Pamela Eurice]] (former EPW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

*EPW Television Title (current)

Layne Winters

2009-11-07T10:05:21Z

WFerraro: /* Empire Pro Wrestling */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Layne Winters
| Image=
| First=EPW Aggression 43
| Last=EPW Aggression 47
| Feds=Empire Pro Wrestling
| Age=27
| birthplace=Seattle, WA
| Finisher=Green River Justice (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)
| Style=Technical/Brawler
| championships=EPW Television Title
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Layne Winters''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[Empire Pro Wrestling]]. His reputation is that of a hard-living wrestler who views it not as a business, but a sport. A creature of the independent wrestling scene, Winters' purpose is to justify past tragedies through attaining present-day glories.

__TOC__

=History=
Layne is your proto-typical "starving wrestler." He made a name for himself in a particular territory, but never earned enough money not to starve. He's seen his friends die, including his brother, he's a steroid user, and he flies into fits of rage at a moment's notice which once in a while leads to the domestic abuse of his girlfriend, Pamela. He's opposed to the idea of "gimmicks" in wrestling, and treats every match as if it's a personal battle. Often, one gets the sense that Layne does not battle other wrestlers when he's in the ring, but his own personal demons.

Winters made an immediate impact on EPW by winning the Television Title in only his fourth match with the company. At Russian Roulette III, Winters joined with [[The First]], Shawn Hart, and Anarky to form [[HOPE]], a temporary alliance with the intent of destroying Anthology and dominating the EPW title scene.

=Empire Pro Wrestling=
-EPW Aggression 43- Layne Winters d. Olvir Arsvinnar via pinfall 
-EPW Wrestleverse III- Shawn Hart d. Layne Winters via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 44- Layne Winters d. Larry Tact via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 45- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters d. Fusenshoff(c) via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 46- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) battled The First to a time limit draw 
-EPW Aggression 47- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat via Disqualification 
-EPW Russian Roulette 2009- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat in a ladder match. 
-EPW Aggression 48- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) vs. "Dopesmoker" Erik Black 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Green River Justice''' (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"I Don't Know Anything" by Mad Season

*'''Valets'''
** [[Pamela Eurice]] (former EPW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

*EPW Television Title (current)

Layne Winters

2009-11-07T10:02:13Z

WFerraro: /* History */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Layne Winters
| Image=
| First=EPW Aggression 43
| Last=EPW Aggression 47
| Feds=Empire Pro Wrestling
| Age=27
| birthplace=Seattle, WA
| Finisher=Green River Justice (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)
| Style=Technical/Brawler
| championships=EPW Television Title
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Layne Winters''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[Empire Pro Wrestling]]. His reputation is that of a hard-living wrestler who views it not as a business, but a sport. A creature of the independent wrestling scene, Winters' purpose is to justify past tragedies through attaining present-day glories.

__TOC__

=History=
Layne is your proto-typical "starving wrestler." He made a name for himself in a particular territory, but never earned enough money not to starve. He's seen his friends die, including his brother, he's a steroid user, and he flies into fits of rage at a moment's notice which once in a while leads to the domestic abuse of his girlfriend, Pamela. He's opposed to the idea of "gimmicks" in wrestling, and treats every match as if it's a personal battle. Often, one gets the sense that Layne does not battle other wrestlers when he's in the ring, but his own personal demons.

Winters made an immediate impact on EPW by winning the Television Title in only his fourth match with the company. At Russian Roulette III, Winters joined with [[The First]], Shawn Hart, and Anarky to form [[HOPE]], a temporary alliance with the intent of destroying Anthology and dominating the EPW title scene.

=Empire Pro Wrestling=
-EPW Aggression 43- Layne Winters d. Olvir Arsvinnar via pinfall 
-EPW Wrestleverse III- Shawn Hart d. Layne Winters via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 44- Layne Winters d. Larry Tact via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 45- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters d. Fusenshoff(c) via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 46- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) battled The First to a time limit draw 
-EPW Aggression 47- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat via Disqualification 
-EPW Russian Roulette 2009- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat in a ladder match. 
-EPW Aggression 48- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) vs. "Dope Smoker" Erik Black 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Green River Justice''' (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"I Don't Know Anything" by Mad Season

*'''Valets'''
** [[Pamela Eurice]] (former EPW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

*EPW Television Title (current)

Layne Winters

2009-11-07T09:58:42Z

WFerraro: /* In Wrestling */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Layne Winters
| Image=
| First=EPW Aggression 43
| Last=EPW Aggression 47
| Feds=Empire Pro Wrestling
| Age=27
| birthplace=Seattle, WA
| Finisher=Green River Justice (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)
| Style=Technical/Brawler
| championships=EPW Television Title
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Layne Winters''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[Empire Pro Wrestling]]. His reputation is that of a hard-living wrestler who views it not as a business, but a sport. A creature of the independent wrestling scene, Winters' purpose is to justify past tragedies through attaining present-day glories.

__TOC__

=History=
Layne is your proto-typical "starving wrestler." He made a name for himself in a particular territory, but never earned enough money not to starve. He's seen his friends die, including his brother, he's a steroid user, and he flies into fits of rage at a moment's notice which once in a while leads to the domestic abuse of his girlfriend, Pamela. He's opposed to the idea of "gimmicks" in wrestling, and treats every match as if it's a personal battle. Often, one gets the sense that Layne does not battle other wrestlers when he's in the ring, but his own personal demons.

Winters made an immediate impact on EPW by winning the Television Title in only his fourth match with the company.

=Empire Pro Wrestling=
-EPW Aggression 43- Layne Winters d. Olvir Arsvinnar via pinfall 
-EPW Wrestleverse III- Shawn Hart d. Layne Winters via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 44- Layne Winters d. Larry Tact via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 45- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters d. Fusenshoff(c) via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 46- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) battled The First to a time limit draw 
-EPW Aggression 47- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat via Disqualification 
-EPW Russian Roulette 2009- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat in a ladder match. 
-EPW Aggression 48- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) vs. "Dope Smoker" Erik Black 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Green River Justice''' (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"I Don't Know Anything" by Mad Season

*'''Valets'''
** [[Pamela Eurice]] (former EPW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

*EPW Television Title (current)

Layne Winters

2009-11-07T09:58:25Z

WFerraro: /* Empire Pro Wrestling */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Layne Winters
| Image=
| First=EPW Aggression 43
| Last=EPW Aggression 47
| Feds=Empire Pro Wrestling
| Age=27
| birthplace=Seattle, WA
| Finisher=Green River Justice (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)
| Style=Technical/Brawler
| championships=EPW Television Title
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Layne Winters''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[Empire Pro Wrestling]]. His reputation is that of a hard-living wrestler who views it not as a business, but a sport. A creature of the independent wrestling scene, Winters' purpose is to justify past tragedies through attaining present-day glories.

__TOC__

=History=
Layne is your proto-typical "starving wrestler." He made a name for himself in a particular territory, but never earned enough money not to starve. He's seen his friends die, including his brother, he's a steroid user, and he flies into fits of rage at a moment's notice which once in a while leads to the domestic abuse of his girlfriend, Pamela. He's opposed to the idea of "gimmicks" in wrestling, and treats every match as if it's a personal battle. Often, one gets the sense that Layne does not battle other wrestlers when he's in the ring, but his own personal demons.

Winters made an immediate impact on EPW by winning the Television Title in only his fourth match with the company.

=Empire Pro Wrestling=
-EPW Aggression 43- Layne Winters d. Olvir Arsvinnar via pinfall 
-EPW Wrestleverse III- Shawn Hart d. Layne Winters via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 44- Layne Winters d. Larry Tact via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 45- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters d. Fusenshoff(c) via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 46- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) battled The First to a time limit draw 
-EPW Aggression 47- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat via Disqualification 
-EPW Russian Roulette 2009- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat in a ladder match. 
-EPW Aggression 48- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) vs. "Dope Smoker" Erik Black 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Green River Justice''' (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"I Don't Know Anything" by Mad Season

*'''Valets'''
** [[Pamela Eurice]]

= Championships and accomplishments =

*EPW Television Title (current)

Layne Winters

2009-11-03T06:56:50Z

WFerraro: /* Empire Pro Wrestling */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Layne Winters
| Image=
| First=EPW Aggression 43
| Last=EPW Aggression 47
| Feds=Empire Pro Wrestling
| Age=27
| birthplace=Seattle, WA
| Finisher=Green River Justice (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)
| Style=Technical/Brawler
| championships=EPW Television Title
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Layne Winters''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[Empire Pro Wrestling]]. His reputation is that of a hard-living wrestler who views it not as a business, but a sport. A creature of the independent wrestling scene, Winters' purpose is to justify past tragedies through attaining present-day glories.

__TOC__

=History=
Layne is your proto-typical "starving wrestler." He made a name for himself in a particular territory, but never earned enough money not to starve. He's seen his friends die, including his brother, he's a steroid user, and he flies into fits of rage at a moment's notice which once in a while leads to the domestic abuse of his girlfriend, Pamela. He's opposed to the idea of "gimmicks" in wrestling, and treats every match as if it's a personal battle. Often, one gets the sense that Layne does not battle other wrestlers when he's in the ring, but his own personal demons.

Winters made an immediate impact on EPW by winning the Television Title in only his fourth match with the company.

=Empire Pro Wrestling=
-EPW Aggression 43- Layne Winters d. Olvir Arsvinnar via pinfall 
-EPW Wrestleverse III- Shawn Hart d. Layne Winters via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 44- Layne Winters d. Larry Tact via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 45- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters d. Fusenshoff(c) via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 46- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) battled The First to a time limit draw 
-EPW Aggression 47- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat via Disqualification 
-EPW Russian Roulette 2009- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat in a ladder match.

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Green River Justice''' (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"I Don't Know Anything" by Mad Season

*'''Valets'''
** [[Pamela Eurice]]

= Championships and accomplishments =

*EPW Television Title (current)

Castor Strife

2009-10-24T23:08:27Z

WFerraro:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=[[New Frontier Wrestling]], [[A1E]], [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=29
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born on October 15, 1980 in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. Details as of now are sketchy, but the show is rumored to be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Castor Strife

2009-10-24T23:06:35Z

WFerraro:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=[[New Frontier Wrestling]], [[A1E]], [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=28
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. Details as of now are sketchy, but the show is rumored to be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Castor Strife

2009-10-24T23:06:19Z

WFerraro:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=[[New Frontier Wrestling]], A1E, [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=28
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. Details as of now are sketchy, but the show is rumored to be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Castor Strife

2009-10-24T23:05:50Z

WFerraro:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=New Frontier Wrestling, A1E, [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]]
| Age=28
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. Details as of now are sketchy, but the show is rumored to be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Castor Strife

2009-10-24T23:04:59Z

WFerraro:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=New Frontier Wrestling, A1E, Awesome & Win Entertainment
| Age=28
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of Awesome & Win Entertainment (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. Details as of now are sketchy, but the show is rumored to be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Castor Strife

2009-10-24T22:58:46Z

WFerraro: /* A1E */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=New Frontier Wrestling, A1E
| Age=28
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- [[The First]] d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of Awesome & Win Entertainment (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. Details as of now are sketchy, but the show is rumored to be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Castor Strife

2009-10-24T22:58:16Z

WFerraro: /* Awesome & Win Entertainment */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=New Frontier Wrestling, A1E
| Age=28
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- The First d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of Awesome & Win Entertainment (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. Details as of now are sketchy, but the show is rumored to be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Castor Strife

2009-10-24T22:57:13Z

WFerraro:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=New Frontier Wrestling, A1E
| Age=28
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- The First d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 

=Awesome & Win Entertainment=
 
In October 2009, J. Leslie voss, 51% owner of Awesome & Win Entertainment (AWE) signed Castor V. Strife to host an interview segment on their weekly show. Details as of now are sketchy, but the show is rumored to be called "15 Minutes of Castor," an ode to his former valet's old NFW segment "15 Minutes of Benjamin." 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

The First

2009-10-24T22:45:17Z

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{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The First
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=New Frontier Wrestling, A1E
| Age=28
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- The First d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Castor Strife

2009-10-24T22:39:49Z

WFerraro:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=New Frontier Wrestling, A1E
| Age=28
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/4/09)- The First d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/26/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 
-A1E Warfare (10/24/09)- Mac Flasher and The First d. Jecht and Castor Strife via Mac Flasher's pinfall over Castor. 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Starshooter]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Layne Winters

2009-10-20T05:25:43Z

WFerraro: /* Empire PRo Wrestling */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Layne Winters
| Image=
| First=EPW Aggression 43
| Last=EPW Aggression 47
| Feds=Empire Pro Wrestling
| Age=27
| birthplace=Seattle, WA
| Finisher=Green River Justice (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)
| Style=Technical/Brawler
| championships=EPW Television Title
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Layne Winters''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[Empire Pro Wrestling]]. His reputation is that of a hard-living wrestler who views it not as a business, but a sport. A creature of the independent wrestling scene, Winters' purpose is to justify past tragedies through attaining present-day glories.

__TOC__

=History=
Layne is your proto-typical "starving wrestler." He made a name for himself in a particular territory, but never earned enough money not to starve. He's seen his friends die, including his brother, he's a steroid user, and he flies into fits of rage at a moment's notice which once in a while leads to the domestic abuse of his girlfriend, Pamela. He's opposed to the idea of "gimmicks" in wrestling, and treats every match as if it's a personal battle. Often, one gets the sense that Layne does not battle other wrestlers when he's in the ring, but his own personal demons.

Winters made an immediate impact on EPW by winning the Television Title in only his fourth match with the company.

=Empire Pro Wrestling=
-EPW Aggression 43- Layne Winters d. Olvir Arsvinnar via pinfall 
-EPW Wrestleverse III- Shawn Hart d. Layne Winters via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 44- Layne Winters d. Larry Tact via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 45- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters d. Fusenshoff(c) via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 46- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) battled The First to a time limit draw 
-EPW Aggression 47- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat via Disqualification 
-EPW Russian Roulette 2009- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) vs. Copycat in a ladder match.

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Green River Justice''' (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"I Don't Know Anything" by Mad Season

*'''Valets'''
** [[Pamela Eurice]]

= Championships and accomplishments =

*EPW Television Title (current)

Layne Winters

2009-10-20T05:24:01Z

WFerraro: /* Empire PRo Wrestling */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Layne Winters
| Image=
| First=EPW Aggression 43
| Last=EPW Aggression 47
| Feds=Empire Pro Wrestling
| Age=27
| birthplace=Seattle, WA
| Finisher=Green River Justice (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)
| Style=Technical/Brawler
| championships=EPW Television Title
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Layne Winters''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[Empire Pro Wrestling]]. His reputation is that of a hard-living wrestler who views it not as a business, but a sport. A creature of the independent wrestling scene, Winters' purpose is to justify past tragedies through attaining present-day glories.

__TOC__

=History=
Layne is your proto-typical "starving wrestler." He made a name for himself in a particular territory, but never earned enough money not to starve. He's seen his friends die, including his brother, he's a steroid user, and he flies into fits of rage at a moment's notice which once in a while leads to the domestic abuse of his girlfriend, Pamela. He's opposed to the idea of "gimmicks" in wrestling, and treats every match as if it's a personal battle. Often, one gets the sense that Layne does not battle other wrestlers when he's in the ring, but his own personal demons.

Winters made an immediate impact on EPW by winning the Television Title in only his fourth match with the company.

=Empire PRo Wrestling=
-EPW Aggression 43- Layne Winters d. Olvir Arsvinnar via pinfall 
-EPW Wrestleverse III- Shawn Hart d. Layne Winters via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 44- Layne Winters d. Larry Tact via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 45- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters d. Fusenshoff(c) via pinfall 
-EPW Aggression 46- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) battled The First to a time limit draw 
-EPW Aggression 47- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat via Disqualification 
-EPW Russian Roulette 2009- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) vs. Copycat in a ladder match.

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Green River Justice''' (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"I Don't Know Anything" by Mad Season

*'''Valets'''
** [[Pamela Eurice]]

= Championships and accomplishments =

*EPW Television Title (current)

Layne Winters

2009-10-20T05:22:30Z

WFerraro: /* Empire PRo Wrestling */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Layne Winters
| Image=
| First=EPW Aggression 43
| Last=EPW Aggression 47
| Feds=Empire Pro Wrestling
| Age=27
| birthplace=Seattle, WA
| Finisher=Green River Justice (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)
| Style=Technical/Brawler
| championships=EPW Television Title
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Layne Winters''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[Empire Pro Wrestling]]. His reputation is that of a hard-living wrestler who views it not as a business, but a sport. A creature of the independent wrestling scene, Winters' purpose is to justify past tragedies through attaining present-day glories.

__TOC__

=History=
Layne is your proto-typical "starving wrestler." He made a name for himself in a particular territory, but never earned enough money not to starve. He's seen his friends die, including his brother, he's a steroid user, and he flies into fits of rage at a moment's notice which once in a while leads to the domestic abuse of his girlfriend, Pamela. He's opposed to the idea of "gimmicks" in wrestling, and treats every match as if it's a personal battle. Often, one gets the sense that Layne does not battle other wrestlers when he's in the ring, but his own personal demons.

Winters made an immediate impact on EPW by winning the Television Title in only his fourth match with the company.

=Empire PRo Wrestling=
-EPW Aggression 43- Layne Winters d. Olvir Arsvinnar via pinfall 
-EPW Wrestleverse III- Shawn Hart d. Layne Winters via pinfall
-EPW Aggression 44- Layne Winters d. Larry Tact via pinfall
-EPW Aggression 45- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters d. Fusenshoff(c) via pinfall
-EPW Aggression 46- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) battled The First to a time limit draw
-EPW Aggression 47- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat via Disqualification

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Green River Justice''' (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"I Don't Know Anything" by Mad Season

*'''Valets'''
** [[Pamela Eurice]]

= Championships and accomplishments =

*EPW Television Title (current)

Castor Strife

2009-10-20T03:24:54Z

WFerraro: /* A1E */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=New Frontier Wrestling, A1E
| Age=28
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/7/09)- The First d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/17/09)- The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Castor Strife

2009-10-20T03:24:06Z

WFerraro: /* A1E */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=New Frontier Wrestling, A1E
| Age=28
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/7/09)- The First d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/17/09)- Castor Strife, The First, and Mr. Entertainment d. Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess via The First's pinfall over Big Wreck 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Castor Strife

2009-09-13T22:41:52Z

WFerraro:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=New Frontier Wrestling, A1E
| Age=28
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

__TOC__

=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/7/09)- The First d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/17/09)- Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess vs. The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =

Layne Winters

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{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Layne Winters
| Image=
| First=EPW Aggression 43
| Last=EPW Aggression 47
| Feds=Empire Pro Wrestling
| Age=27
| birthplace=Seattle, WA
| Finisher=Green River Justice (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)
| Style=Technical/Brawler
| championships=EPW Television Title
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Layne Winters''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[Empire Pro Wrestling]]. His reputation is that of a hard-living wrestler who views it not as a business, but a sport. A creature of the independent wrestling scene, Winters' purpose is to justify past tragedies through attaining present-day glories.

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=History=
Layne is your proto-typical "starving wrestler." He made a name for himself in a particular territory, but never earned enough money not to starve. He's seen his friends die, including his brother, he's a steroid user, and he flies into fits of rage at a moment's notice which once in a while leads to the domestic abuse of his girlfriend, Pamela. He's opposed to the idea of "gimmicks" in wrestling, and treats every match as if it's a personal battle. Often, one gets the sense that Layne does not battle other wrestlers when he's in the ring, but his own personal demons.

Winters made an immediate impact on EPW by winning the Television Title in only his fourth match with the company.

=Empire PRo Wrestling=
-EPW Aggression 43- Layne Winters d. Olvir Arsvinnar via pinfall
-EPW Wrestleverse III- Shawn Hart d. Layne Winters via pinfall
-EPW Aggression 44- Layne Winters d. Larry Tact via pinfall
-EPW Aggression 45- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters d. Fusenshoff(c) via pinfall
-EPW Aggression 46- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) battled The First to a time limit draw
-EPW Aggression 47- EPW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Layne Winters(c) d. Copycat via Disqualification

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Green River Justice''' (Vertical suplex into a sit-out powerbomb)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"I Don't Know Anything" by Mad Season

*'''Valets'''
** [[Pamela Eurice]]

= Championships and accomplishments =

*EPW Television Title (current)

Castor Strife

2009-09-12T17:40:32Z

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| Character=Castor V. Strife
| Image=
| First=NFW Impact 1
| Last=NFW Crash 49
| Feds=New Frontier Wrestling, A1E
| Age=29
| birthplace=Hollywood, CA
| Finisher=Director's Cut (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
| Style=All around athlete with a focus on technical wrestling
| championships=None
| handler=Billy Ferraro
| Images=
}}

'''Castor V. Strife''' is an American professional wrestler currently competing in [[New Frontier Wrestling]] and [[A1E]]. He portrays an independently wealthy film maker and is best known for his outrageous promos which often include themes of psycho-sexual degradation, bisexual eroticism, bondage, perverse obsession, surrealness, delusion, dream sequencing, and avant garde cinema.

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=History=
Details regarding the early life of Castor V. Strife are sketchy at best. He was born in South Tyrol, Italy, at the Austrian border where the Italians speak German. At the age of 10, his parents moved to Los Angeles, California before eventually retiring in Arizona. Castor, by then 16, was working as an intern for Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer and decided to stay in Hollywood to pursue his dream of being a famous director. By the time he was in film school, he was working weekends in a local wrestling promotion where he would do video distribution in exchange for booking. Quite the prodigy in the ring, he learned the ropes rather quickly and had several tryouts for big-time organizations by the end of college.

Joining NFW's ranks in 2001, Castor set out to show the world his vision using pro-wrestling as his platform. He made his mark early, going unbeaten in his first three matches before dropping a razor close match to then NFW World Heavyweight Champion Shane Southern. During NFW's Season 1, Castor was drafted into the North Division where he enjoyed mixed success until resigning from full-time competition by Week 11. Fortunately for him, the newly established NFW Eastern Conference was in dire financial straits and in need of cash. The surplus of revenue Castor received from his films wound up funding the East's operations, and led to him being named Chairman of the Eastern Conference by Commissioner Michael Manson. Each show ended as a "Castor Von Strife Production." (Reportedly, Castor's middle name is actually Valor, although some maintain it is Virtuoso). By the time Season 2 rolled around, Castor had a ceremonial role in the NFW East (mainly handling Michael Manson's documents and such).

From 2007-2008, Castor stayed out of the business completely to focus his attention on the ever-profitable Castor V. Strife Productions until making his return to NFW in late 2008. Initially tagging with Problem Child in Jimmy Mylde's 'Bold New Disaster', Castor decided to part ways from the group to once again focus on singles competition. One noticeable difference about Castor since his former days is the change in muscle mass. Initially weighing in at around 245 pounds, Castor came back 20 pounds heavier at 265, rumored to be on banned substances supplied to him by Jimmy Mylde (who himself has been indicted on steroid trafficking charges). Some even speculate that years of blackmarket Rx abuse has turned Castor delusional (as if he wasn't already).

In early 2009, Castor had a series of unwelcome run-ins with NFW Television Champion Impulse, culminating in their upcoming title match at Crash 50.

=New Frontier Wrestling=
-NFW Impact 1 (08/2/01)- Castor Strife battled Neuromancer to a No-Contest, resulting from outside interference 
-NFW Crash 7 (11/1/01)- Castor Strife d. Torch via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 8/Crashmas II (12/25/01)- Castor Strife d. Mister Dread via pinfall 
-NFW Impact 3 (03/17/02)- WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH: Shane Southern (c) d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 10 (Season 1/Week 1) (08/1/03)- DJ Havok d. Jonathan Marx and Castor Strife via pinfall over Marx in a Threeway Dance 
-NFW Crash 12 (Season 1/Week 3) (09/1/03)- Castor Strife d. Matt Johanssen in a Coal Miner's Glove match 
-NFW Crash 13 (Season 1/Week 4) (10/1/03)- Michael Manson d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 14 (Season 1/Week 5) (11/1/03)- DC Stratton d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 15 (Season 1/Week 6) (11/15/03)- Castor Strife d. Kazuo Shizaki via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 16 (Season 1/Week 7) (12/1/03)- Match 1: Shawn Hart and 'XXX' Sean Stevens d. Armando Montezuma and Castor Strife via Hart's pinfall over Montezuma. Match 2: Castor Strife and Jonathan Marx d. Joey Melton and Jean Rabesque via Marx's pinfall over Rabesque. 
-NFW Crash 17/Crashmas III (Season 1/Week 8) (12/25/03)- Christian Sands d. Castor Strife via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 18 (Season 1/Week 9) (02/1/04)- Castor Strife d. Gabriel Poe in a Gas Mask match via pinfall 
-NFW Crash 47 (03/15/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Sicilian SWAT Team 
-NFW Crash 48 (04/26/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. The Normal Human Beings 
-NFW Crash 49 (06/13/09)- Castor Strife and Problem Child d. RookPulse 
-NFW Crash 50- NFW TELEVISION TITLE MATCH: Impulse (c) vs. Castor Strife 

=A1E=
-A1E Warfare (09/7/09)- The First d. Castor Strife via pinfall after Castor pinned Mac Flasher in a Threeway Elimination match 
-A1E Warfare (09/17/09)- Mac Flasher, Big Wreck, and Duchess vs. The First, Castor Strife, and Mr. Entertainment 

=In Wrestling=

*'''Finishing Moves'''
**'''Director's Cut''' (Snap Swinging Neckbreaker)
**'''Euthanasian Torture Hug''' (Sleeper Hold from Camel Clutch position)

*'''Entrance Music'''
**"Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground (current NFW)
**"Day of the Lords" by Joy Division (current A1E)
**"Starfuckers Inc." by Nine Inch Nails

*'''Valets'''
** [[Blanche Barnett]] (current NFW)
** [[Caitlin O'Cumdumpster]] (current A1E)
** [[Lana Dremire]] (former NFW)
** [[Benjamin 'El Puta' Hernandez]] (former NFW)

= Championships and accomplishments =