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December 2002: Wins third AWA World Title.<br> | December 2002: Wins third AWA World Title.<br> | ||
January 2003: Caldera suffers major knee injury at the hands of AWA star Hangman. Retires officially from active competition.<br> | January 2003: Caldera suffers major knee injury at the hands of AWA star Hangman. Retires officially from active competition.<br> | ||
February 2005: Reopens GCW to huge audience.<br> | February 2005: Reopens GCW to huge audience.<br><br> | ||
Caldera finished his professional career with an in-ring record of 98 wins and 18 losses.<br> | |||
Revision as of 04:38, 11 July 2007
Steven James Caldera is the founder, owner and President of Global Championship Wrestling and Caldera Enterprises, Incorporated.
Career
Steven Caldera got his start in the ACWF in 2000. He progressed quickly, managing to capture the federation's World Title in one month, becoming the first and only ACWF World Champion.
Career Highlights
2000: Breaks into wrestling with the ACWF, wins World Title.
October 2000: Suffers major knee injury that plagues the remainder of his active career.
November 2000: Named Commissioner of CWU.
February 2001: CWU closes. Caldera founds Global Championship Wrestling.
December 2001: Returns to the ring with the AWA, wins AWA World Title.
February 2002: Wins second AWA World Title.
May 2002: GCW closes. Caldera manages Kimbusa through GTT3. Becomes FSW Color Commentator.
December 2002: Wins third AWA World Title.
January 2003: Caldera suffers major knee injury at the hands of AWA star Hangman. Retires officially from active competition.
February 2005: Reopens GCW to huge audience.
Caldera finished his professional career with an in-ring record of 98 wins and 18 losses.