Westside Xtreme Wrestling

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Westside Xtreme Wrestling
AcronymwXw
Founded2000[1]
HeadquartersEssen, Germany[1]
Founder(s)Hate[2] (Peter Wiechers)[3]
Owner(s)Hate (2000–2006)[2]
wXw Germany GbR (2006–2009)[2]
wXw Europe GmbH (2009–present)[2]

Westside Xtreme Wrestling (commonly shortened to wXw) is a German professional wrestling promotion based in Essen, North Rhine-Westphalia. wXw has been one of the leading professional wrestling promotions in Germany, and most of its events have been held in the Ruhr district, primarily in Oberhausen.[1] Since 2013, wXw regularly tours through Germany, adding tour stops outside the country including Switzerland, the Czech Republic and the United Kingdom.[4]

History[]

Westside Xtreme Wrestling was founded on December 24, 2000, by Peter Wiechers, a professional wrestler with the ring name Hate.[2] Together with , Tyrant, , , Barish, Thunder and Claudio Castagnoli he held an event called "wXw Extreme Wrestling Party" in the disco "Roxy" in Essen. wXw has become one of the most notable professional wrestling promotions in Germany.

In 2016, wXw became the first German wrestling promotion with an on demand service similar to WWE's network, called wXwNOW.[4]

wXwNOW[]

wXwNOW
Wxwnow.svg
Ownership
OwnerWestside Xtreme Wrestling
History
Launched2016
Links
Websitewxwnow.com
Availability

wXwNOW is a subscription-based video streaming service owned by German professional wrestling promotion Westside Xtreme Wrestling (wXw). In 2016, wXw announced "wXwNOW", a new worldwide streaming site for the promotion's events. All major wXw events air live on the service, which also features matches from the promotion's archives, dating back to 2002. wXwNOW Network operates similarly to WWE Network. The service has a current monthly subscription price of €9.99.[4]

Co-promotion[]

Since its creation, wXw has developed working relationships with several American promotions including Chikara, Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, Beyond Wrestling, Combat Zone Wrestling (CZW) and Evolve and several Japanese promotions including Dragon Gate, Pro Wrestling Noah, Dramatic Dream Team and Big Japan Pro Wrestling. Through the working relationship with wXw, Big Japan's World Strong Heavyweight Championship features both the CZW and wXw logos.[5] wXw has also maintained relationship withs several European-based promotions, including British promotions International Pro Wrestling: United Kingdom, Preston City Wrestling, All Star Wrestling, and Progress Wrestling.[1][6]

wXw has held several interpromotional events, including Gorefest – European King of the Death Matches 2006 took place in the United Kingdom, a hardcore-focused event co-promoted with the English-based X-Sports: Wrestling.[7] The second Gorefest, held in 2009, included a title match between Drake Younger and Devon Moore for Combat Zone Wrestling's Heavyweight Championship.[8]

The 2008 event Dead End VIII featured the Japanese-based Pro Wrestling Noah and its rosters such as KENTA, Go Shiozaki, Takashi Sugiura and Kenta Kobashi.[9] The 2009 events, Open the Spanish Gate and Open The German Gate took place in Barcelona, Spain and Oberhausen, Germany, respectively, were co-promoted with the Japanese-based Dragon Gate.[10]

On March 13, 2010, wXw held its first event in the US, The Vision took place in front of an audience of over 450 at The Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.[11] The event also featured a title match for one of CZW's titles, the CZW Ultraviolent Underground Championship, along with wXw's famous feud being between Thumbtack Jack and Drake Younger.[12]

On April 8, 9, and 10, 2011 wXw held its second and third events in the USA first with F1 vs. wXw on April 8 in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, USA at the Spontaneous Sports Complex and wXw Kreuzzug ZXI day 1 being in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in the Asylum Arena and day 2 being in Union City, New Jersey in the ACE Arena.

On July 24, 2014, wXw announced a partnership with Jeff Jarrett's Global Force Wrestling promotion which ended in 2017 due to GFW ending.[13]

On July 18, 2015, New Japan Pro-Wrestling announced a working relationship with wXw as part of New Japan's international expansion plans which ended in early 2016 due to wXw working with too many promotions, not having any collaborated events, not being in NJPW events in Europe, not having wXw titles being defended in NJPW events and no talent exchanges.[14][15]

On July 2, 2018 wXw announced a working relationship with WWNLive, with wXw becoming an official partner of the WWN Training Center. Later that year on October 1, a relationship with WWE was announced.[16][17]

On April 4, 2019 wXw held its fourth event in the US, wXw Amerika Ist Wunderbar Live From New York City took place in La Boom in Queens, New York.[18]

Tournaments and accomplishments[]

16 Carat Gold Tournament[]

16 Carat Gold Tournament
Promotion(s)Westside Xtreme Wrestling
First event2006
Event gimmickSingle-elimination tournament

16 Carat Gold Tournament is a single-elimination tournament annually held by the wXw. The sixteen-man tournament was first conceived by wXw in 2006 and has been held every year since then.

Year Winner Ref
2006 Baron von Hagen [19]
2007 Chris Hero
2008 Bad Bones
2009 Shingo Takagi
2010 Walter
2011 Sami Callihan
2012 El Generico
2013 Tommy End
2014 Chris Hero (2)
2015 Tommy End (2)
2016 Zack Sabre Jr. [20]
2017 Ilja Dragunov [21]
2018 Absolute Andy [22]
2019 Lucky Kid
2020 Cara Noir [23]

16 Carat Gold 2020[]

Cara Noir after winning the wXw 16 Carat Gold 2020 Trophy.

The wXw 16 Carat Gold Tournament of 2020 was a three-night event which started on March 6 and culminated on March 8.[24]

First round
(March 6) 		Second round
(March 7) 		Semifinals
(March 8) 		Finals
(March 8)
        
Mike Bailey 12:55
Chris Ridgeway Pin
Mike Bailey 17:36
Bandido Pin
Bandido 09:39
Julian Pace Pin
Mike Bailey 10:40
Jurn Simmons Pin
Shigehiro Irie 10:30
Black Taurus Pin
Shigehiro Irie Pin
Jurn Simmons 09:01
Jurn Simmons Pin
Lucky Kid 04:32
Mike Bailey Decision
Cara Noir 28:27
Jeff Cobb 12:44
Alexander James Pin
Jeff Cobb Pin
Cara Noir 11:40
Cara Noir 11:32
Marius Al-Ani Decision
Cara Noir 8:15
Eddie Kingston Pin
The Rotation Pin
Puma King 8:57
The Rotation 9:26
Eddie Kingston Pin
Eddie Kingston Pin
Daniel Makabe 09:33

Other accomplishments[]

Year Tournament Winner Ref
2020 Fight For Paris David Starr
2020 AMBITION 12 Daniel Makabe
2020 wXw Shotgun title Tournament Metehan
2020 Shortcut To The Top Mike Schwarz
2020 wXw Catch Grand Prix Marius Al-Ani

wXw Catch Grand Prix 2020[]

wXw Catch Grand Prix was a tournament consisting of two blocks of seven participants each. The tournament started on October 26 and culminated on December 13. The matches are disputed in five rounds and each one grants two points for the winner and one point for each competitor if the result is a draw by reaching the time limit. There is a fifteen minute time limit for each match. The digits next to the time indicate the round in which the match ended.[25]

Standings
Block A[26] Block B[26]
Cara Noir 9 Marius Al-Ani 12
Metehan 9 Senza Volto 8
Avalanche 8 Tristan Archer 8
Bobby Gunns 8 Emil Sitoci 4
Fast Time Moodo 4 Prince Ahura 4
Hektor Invictus 3 Norman Harras 4
Anil Marik 1 Vincent Heisenberg 2
Tournament overview
Block A Avalanche Noir Invictus Marik Gunns Moodo Metehan
Avalanche — Avalanche
(9:26) [4] 		Draw
(15:00) [5] 		Draw
(15:00) [5] 		Avalanche
(11:17) [4] 		Avalance
(9:58) [4] 		Metehan
(8:23) [3]
Noir Avalanche
(9:26) [4] 		— Noir
(6:23) [3] 		Noir
(6:39) [3] 		Draw
(15:00) [5] 		Noir
(6:58) [3] 		Noir
(12:38) [3]
Invictus Draw
(15:00) [5] 		Noir
(6:23) [3] 		— Invictus
(7:24) [5] 		Gunns
(7:23) [3] 		Moodo
(4:21) [2] 		Metehan
(3:50) [2]
Marik (15:00) [5] Noir
(6:39) [3] 		Invictus
(7:24) [5] 		— Gunns
(5:04) [2] 		Moodo
(0:17) [1] 		Metehan
(6:52) [3]
Gunns Avalanche
(11:17) [4] 		Draw
(15:00) [5] 		Gunns
(7:23) [3] 		Gunns
(5:04) [2] 		— Gunns
(10:22) [4] 		Double DQ[1]
(1:31) [1]
Moodo Avalance
(9:58) [4] 		Noir
(6:58) [3] 		Moodo
(4:21) [2] 		Moodo
(0:17) [1] 		Gunns
(10:22) [4] 		— Metehan
(8:44) [3]
Metehan Metehan
(8:23) [3] 		Noir
(12:38) [3] 		Metehan
(3:50) [2] 		Metehan
(6:52) [3] 		Double DQ[1]
(1:31) [1] 		Metehan
(8:44) [3] 		—
Block B Volto Heisenberg Sitoci Al-Ani Harras Ahura Archer
Volto — Volto
(8:16) [3] 		Volto
(8:47) [3] 		Al-Ani
(4:16) [2] 		Volto
(7:28) [3] 		Volto
(10:44) [4] 		Archer
(8:43) [3]
Heisenberg Volto
(8:16) [3] 		— Sitoci
(7:47) [3] 		Al-Ani
(4:51) [2] 		Harras
(8:46) [3] 		Ahura
(8:07) [3] 		Heisenberg
(7:09) [3]
Sitoci Volto
(8:47) [3] 		Sitoci
(7:47) [3] 		— Al-Ani
(9:54) [4] 		Harras
(7:43) [3] 		Sitoci[2]
(5:01) [2] 		Archer
(10:59) [4]
Al-Ani Al-Ani
(4:16) [2] 		Al-Ani
(4:51) [2] 		Al-Ani
(9:54) [4] 		— Al-Ani
(4:13) [1] 		Al-Ani
(9:36) [4] 		Al-Ani
(9:57) [4]
Harras Volto
(7:28) [3] 		Harras
(8:46) [3] 		Harras
(7:43) [3] 		Al-Ani
(4:13) [1] 		— Ahura
(8:22) [3] 		Archer
(8:02) [3]
Ahura Volto
(10:44) [4] 		Ahura
(8:07) [3] 		Sitoci[2]
(5:01) [2] 		Al-Ani
(9:36) [4] 		Ahura
(8:22) [3] 		— Archer
(11:24) [4]
Archer Archer
(8:43) [3] 		Heisenberg
(7:09) [3] 		Archer
(10:59) [4] 		Al-Ani
(9:57) [4] 		Archer
(8:02) [3] 		Archer
(11:24) [4] 		—
Final
December 13
   
A1 Cara Noir 31:10
B1 Marius Al-Ani Pin [11][27]

Notes[]

[1]Gunns and Metehan both got disqualified. This was judged as a draw on the points table with both competitors receiving a point each.
[2]Ender Kara replaced Sitoci in the match.

Contracts[]

Main article: List of Westside Xtreme Wrestling personnel

Championships and accomplishments[]

Current championships[]

As of December 28, 2021.

Championship Current champion(s) Reign Date won Days
held 		Location Notes Ref.
wXw Unified World Wrestling Championship Alexander Wolfe 16 Carat Gold 2020 N3 (4).jpg Axel Axeman Tischer 2 October 23, 2021 66 Dresden, Germany Defeated Marius Al-Ani at wXw True Colors 2021. [28]
wXw Shotgun Championship Michael Kinght 1 October 21, 2021 68 Limbach-Oberfrohna, Germany Defeated Vincent Heisenberg at wXw Live In Limbach-Oberfrohna. [29]
wXw World Tag Team Championship Arrows Of Hungary
(Dover and Icarus) 		1
(1, 1) 		July 30, 2021 151 Oberhausen, Germany Defeated Die Wrestling Academy (Anil Marik and Robert Dreissker) at wXw Shortcut To The Top 2021. [30]
wXw Women's Championship Iva Kolasky 1 October 23, 2021 66 Dresden, Germany Defeated Stephanie Maze in a best of three series match score 2-1 to win the vacant title at wXw True Colors 2021. [31]
wXw Academy Trophy Championship Goldenboy Santos 1 February 16, 2020 681 Essen, Germany Defeated Vinny Vortex and Norman Harras at wXw Academy Scouting The Next Generation 46. [32]

Defunct championships[]

Championship First Champion Final champion Date won Location Notes
wXw World Lightweight Championship Mad Cow Zack Sabre Jr. June 5, 2010 Oberhausen, Germany Defeated Steve Douglas at Dead End X to unify the Lightweight Title with the Heavyweight Title to create the wXw Unified World Wrestling Championship[33][34]
wXw Hardcore Championship Eiji Kushinawa Necro Butcher August 1, 2006 Plainfield, Indiana Defeated Ian Rotten and JC Bailey in a three-way elimination Texas Deathmatch at IWA Mid-South April Bloodshowers 2006[35][36]

Former recognized[]

DTU Alto Impacto Championship[]

DTU Alto Impacto Championship
Details
PromotionDesastro Total Ultraviolento
Westside Xtreme Wrestling
Date establishedDecember 18, 2010
Current champion(s)Ace Austin
Date wonSeptember 7, 2018
Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific champion
Days Number of days held
<1 Reign lasted less than a day
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign Days
Desastro Total Ultraviolento (DTU)
1 Flamita December 18, 2010 DTU 3. Aniversario Tlalnepantla, Mexico 1 358 Defeated Daga and Drastik Boy in a tournament final triple threat match to become the inaugural champion. [37]
2 Ciclope December 11, 2011 DTU Cuatro Cumpleanos Tlalnepantla, Mexico 1 252 This was a four-way match also involving Fénix and Pequeno Cobra. [38]
— Vacated August 19, 2012 — — — —
3 Eita September 23, 2012 DTU De Patria Extrema 2012 Veracruz, Mexico 1 149 This was a seven-way match also involving Dinastia, Eterno, Flamita, Principe Halcón, Rocky Lobo and Tribal. [39]
4 Flamita February 19, 2013 DTU Ajuste De Cuentas II Pachuca, Mexico 2 59 This was a five-way match also involving Eterno, Tribal and Hormiga. [40]
5 Drastik Boy April 19, 2013 DTU/KBW Marea Extrema Ciudad Madero, Mexico 1 121 This was a six-way match also involving Crazy Boy, Hacker, Lumino and Okuzono. [41]
6 Tomahawk August 18, 2013 House show Monterrey, Mexico 1 109 [42]
— Vacated December 5, 2013 — — — —
7 Jinzo December 21, 2013 DTU 6 Años Tlalnepantla, Mexico 1 148 This was a six-way match also involving Black Fire, Hacker, Hormiga, Poison and Septimo Dragon. [43]
8 Septimo Dragon May 18, 2014 DTU Devastador 2014 - Salamanca Salamanca, Mexico 1 97 This was a three-way match also involving Drastik Boy. [44]
9 Drastik Boy August 23, 2014 DTU Casta de Campeones 2014 - Guadalajara Guadalajara, Mexico 2 115 This was a five-way match also involving Black Fire, Ricky Marvin and Tony Rodriguez. [45]
10 Aeroboy December 16, 2014 DTU Siete Aniversario - Pachuca Pachuca, Mexico 1 4 [46]
11 Drastik Boy December 20, 2014 House show Tlalnepantla, Mexico 3 85 This was a five-way match also involving Chica Yeye, Hacker and Septimo Dragon. [46]
12 Jonathan Gresham March 15, 2015 DTU Coyotes Hambrientos Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl, Mexico 1 189 [47]
Westside Xtreme Wrestling (wXw)
13 Kim Ray September 20, 2015 wXw 15th Anniversary Tour: Bielefeld Bielefeld, Germany 1 118 This was the first time the title changed hands outside of Mexico. From this date, wXw began recognizing the title as part of the promotion's championships after Kim Ray represented wXw in the match. [48]
14 The Rotation January 16, 2016 wXw Back To The Roots XV Oberhausen, Germany 1 21 This was a triple threat match also involving Ivanov. [49]
15 Kim Ray February 6, 2016 wXw Dead End XV Hamburg, Germany 2 70 [50]
16 Black Fire April 16, 2016 wXw More Than Wrestling Tour 2016: Frankfurt Frankfurt, Germany 1 422 From this reign on, by the date of April 17, the title ceased to be recognized by wXw anymore due to Black Fire taking the championship back to DTU in Mexico. [51]
Desastro Total Ultraviolento (DTU)
17 Hormiga June 12, 2017 Wrestling In Cuautepec Cuautepec de Hinojosa, Mexico 1 125 [52]
18 Moria October 15, 2017 House show Ecatepec, Mexico 1 60 [53]
19 Dezmond Xavier December 14, 2017 DTU 10th Anniversary Pachuca, Mexico 1 6 This was a triple threat match also involving Drastik Boy. The exact length of the reign is uncertain due to the inexact airing date of the show when Moria defeated Xavier for the title. [54]
20 Moria December 20, 2017 House show N/A 2 86
21 Lokillo March 16, 2018 DTU Devastador - Day 2 Guadalajara, Mexico 1 30 [55]
22 Ace Austin April 15, 2018 House show Acapulco, Mexico 1 136 [56]
23 Alex Colon August 29, 2018 Rockstar Pro Amped Dayton, Ohio 1 9 [57]
24 Ace Austin September 7, 2018 Rockstar Pro Weekend At Murray's Dayton, Ohio 2 1,208+ This was a triple threat Winner takes All match also involving Zachary Wentz, where Colon's PWR Scramble Championship and Wentz's CZW Wired Championship were also on the line. [58]

Combined reigns[]

As of December 28, 2020.

† Indicates the current champion
Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns 		Combined days
1 Ace Austin † 2 1,344+
2 Black Fire 1 422
3 Flamita 2 417
4 Drastik Boy 3 321
5 Ciclope 1 252
6 Jonathan Gresham 1 189
7 Kim Ray 2 188
8 Eita 1 149
9 Jinzo 1 148
10 Moria 2 146
11 Hormiga 1 125
12 Tomahawk 1 109
13 Septimo Dragon 1 97
14 Lokillo 1 30
15 The Rotation 1 21
16 Alex Colon 1 9
17 Dezmond Xavier 1 6
18 Aeroboy 1 4

wXw Hall of Fame[]

The wXw Hall of Fame is a German professional wrestling hall of fame maintained by the Oberhausen-based promotion Westside Xtreme Wrestling (wXw). It was established in 2005[59] to honor wrestlers who have wrestled for the promotion.

Inductees
# Year Ring name
(Birth name)[Note 1] 		Notes[Note 2]
1 2005 Mad Cow
(Sander Rijnders) 		Inaugural wXw World Heavyweight Champion (1 time), won the wXw Hardcore Championship (3 times)
2 2009 Baron Von Hagen
(Torben Borzek) 		Won the wXw World Tag Team Championship (2 times)
3 2010 Hate
(Peter Wiechers) 		Won the wXw Hardcore Championship (9 times), wXw World Tag Team Championship (2 times), founder and former owner of wXw.
4 2010 SigMasta Rappo
(Pascal Signer) 		Won the wXw Hardcore Championship (4 times), wXw World Tag Team Championship (2 times)
5 2010 Thumbtack Jack
(Alexander Bedranowsky) 		Won the wXw Hardcore Championship (1 time)
6 2011 Marc Weingartner Longtime ringside photographer.
7 2011 Alex Pain
(Alexander Pohl) 		Won the wXw World Heavyweight Championship (1 time), wXw Hardcore Championship (1 time), wXw World Tag Team Championship (1 time)
8 2012 Iceman
(Isaac Harrop) 		Won the wXw Hardcore Championship (1 time), wXw World Tag Team Championship (1 time)
9 2015 Steve Douglas
(Steffen Leichsenring) 		Won the wXw World Lightweight Championship (1 time), wXw World Tag Team Championship (3 times), wXw World Heavyweight Championship (2 times)
10 2015 Are$
(Marco Jaggi) 		Won the wXw World Heavyweight Championship (2x), wXw World Tag Team Championship (3 times), holds record with 603 days reign as wXw World heavyweight champion.
11 2017 Karsten Beck
(Karsten Pitann) 		Won the wXw World Heavyweight Championship (2 times), wXw World Tag Team Championship (1 time)
12 2018 Doug Williams
(Douglas Durdle) 		Won the wXw World Tag Team Championship (1 time)
13 2019 Robbie Brookside
(Robert Brooks) 		Won the wXw World Heavyweight Championship (1 time)

wXw Academy[]

In 2016, wXw opened the first German wrestling academy with a seven-days course schedule in Essen.[4] The wXw Academy training is open for members as well as guests that can also book a stay in an apartment adjoined to the academy. With "Scouting the next Generation", the wXw Academy introduced a series of monthly events in 2015 that provides trainees of the academy the opportunity to perform in front of a crowd.[60]

See also[]

  • List of professional wrestling promotions in Europe

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