World Wrestling Alliance (Massachusetts)

World Wrestling Stars/ WWA NEWENGLAND
Acronym WWS/ WWA NEWENGLAND
Founded 1996
Style American Wrestling
Headquarters Rockland, Massachusetts
Founder(s) Fred and Mike Sparta
Owner(s) Focal Point Consulting (2000-2010) Mike Sparta since October 2010 To present
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The WWS World Wrestling Stars formerly the WWA World Wrestling Alliance now WWA NEWENGLAND is a New England-based American independent professional wrestling promotion located in Massachusetts. Founded by former WWF referee Fred Sparta and his brother Mike in 1996. Fred retired in the year 2000 and the company was taken over by Focal Point Consulting. Mike Sparta recently inherited the company due to his longtime "partner" Bob Ambrose tragic passing. The company changed its name from the WWA to the WWS in 2009. The WWS now WWA NEWENGLAND has been a part of the New England "independent wrestling/indy scene" for over 15 years. It has regularly featured "Attitude Era" stars from the World Wrestling Federation including Kurt Angle, Jeff Jarrett, The Undertaker, "Psycho" Sid Vicious, Goldust, Steven Regal, Val Venis, Tom Brandi, The Patriot, Gangrel, Bart Gunn, Doink The Clown, The Godfather, Prince Albert, Scotty Too Hotty, Rosey the Superhero, Edge and Christian and The Hardy Boyz. The World Wrestling Alliance also brought The Oddities to town on numerous occasions.

Sabu, "Prime Time" Brian Lee, Spike Dudley, Stevie Richards and The Blue Meanie from Extreme Championship Wrestling have also been brought in as well as older veteran wrestlers such as "Dangerous" Danny Davis, George "The Animal" Steele, Pat Tanaka, "Dr. Death" Steve Williams, The Giant Silva, Dory Funk, Jr. and manager Jim Cornette. The WWA NEWENGLAND also hosted Jim Cornette and his New Midnight Express.

In April 1998, the World Wrestling Federation came to the WWS (then the WWA) looking for a place where the next generation of WWE stars could compete, and the WWS became the home of many of its future stars. The promotion has also developed many stars that have gone on to the WWE through the WWS/ WWA NEWENGLAND Training Camps whose past trainers have included Super Nova & Dr. Tom Prichard. Many former wrestlers for Extreme Championship Wrestling, Total Non-Stop Action, World Championship Wrestling and World Wrestling Entertainment competed in the WWS/ WWA NEWENGLAND for years before entering the pros, most notably, Kenny Dykstra, formerly of the WWE.

Last show was one year ago today, November 13, 2010.

Contents

Roster

Singles roster

  • Tre the Smooth Operatin' Gangsta
  • The Kreeper
  • "The Final Freebird" Damian H.S. Darling (wrestling wanna be and locker room thief)
  • Johnny Thunder
  • "The Reflex" Eric Dylan
  • Little Killa
  • Rob "The Giant" Araujo
  • Jason Blade
  • Bob Holly
  • "The Platinum Playboy" J. Busta
  • Disco Inferno
  • Dynamite Doug Summers
  • Josef Von Schmidt
  • Bryce Andrews
  • "The Epic" Mike Bennett
  • "Heart Attack" Tommy Mack
  • Aaron Stevens
  • Judas Young
  • Eugene
  • Goldust
  • Josh Daniels
  • Texas Outlaw
  • Brandon Webb
  • Chris Camaro
  • Rosey The Superhero
  • Manu
  • "Primetime" Anthony Sparta (Heavyweight Champion)|}
  • x pac (sean waltman)

Tag team roster

  • The Alden Brothers (Shane & Eric)
  • The DelFonzo Brothers (Tony "Da Fonz" & Eddie "Bam Bam" DelFonzo)
  • The French Connection (Antoine Roy & Rush)

Other personalities

  • Mike Sparta (OWNER & PROMOTER)
  • Bob Ambrose (former Commissioner now DECEASED)
  • Shawn O. (Ring Announcer)
  • The Skunk (Manager)
  • Zac Carter (Referee)
  • Nick Joyce (Senior Referee)
  • Keith Angelo (Referee)(Head of Security)
  • The Hecklers [Steve, Tom & Chris] (Consultants)

Championships

Title Wrestler(s) Date won Location
WWA Heavyweight Championship Anthony "Primetime" Sparta unknown unknown

References

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