Established in 2000 and served as an online hub for a local professional wrestling promotion. Envisioned now to 2024, acknowledging its own past history, the All-Star Championship Wrestling online presence continues. Forever.
Founded in Green Bay, Wisconsin back in 1999 All-Star Championship Wrestling was born in the roots of the 1990s Midwest independent wrestling scene. Joining in the modern peak of pro wrestling nationally in the early 00’s, ACW was featured on local television.
The demise and fallout of the national wrestling fan base burnt out on pro wrestling in the post Y2K era, also reshaped All-Star Championship Wrestling, moving into an affiliate of the historic National Wrestling Alliance (NWA). ACW:NWA would carry into the ‘next’ era in 2003-2010.
ACW and the grassroots wrestling ties became less focused on, as the promotion was pressured into pushing the NWA Midwest (rightfully as NWA:WI was an affiliate) and the NWA:Wisconsin branding was featured from 2010-2012.
Web Capture of NWA:WI Homepage (2007)
2023-Present AcwProWrestling.com
AcwProWrestling.com Owner: Benjamin Skippon
“I am excited to revive this domain, and the online presence of ACW/NWA WI. Personally, I was a young fan of ACW in the 2k era, got involved with shows and the {NWAWisconsin} website in the mid 2000s, and later even went on to become a Commissioner of ACW/NWA WI [as the Rev. Ben Johnson].
After relocating to Washington State, I acquired the ACWProWrestling domain. For a fan of 24 years of local pro wrestling, it’s very exciting.”
“The goal is to create a valuable resource for wrestling fans, preserving the legacies of all those who were a part of the promotion, and its impact on the independent wrestling scene.”
WCWBot is a Beta project and provides data based on the world of curated wrestling (WCW). You can also visit the automated social channel of ACWProWrestling.com at: BlueSky
Much of the founding 2k timeline can be explored by visiting the ACW/NWA video library on YouTube🎦
Other notable wrestlers & events of the 2k Era:
Adam Pearce
Dino Bambino (released in August 2000, reinstated in September 2000)
Big Daddy Loker
Kujo
Eric Freedom
Ruff Ryder Rashan
Angelo Stefano
Sam Hayne
Jerry Lynn (signed for September 30th show)
Steve Corino (signed for September 30th show)
WCW’s Meng (Iron Mountain show on July 15, 2000)
R&B Security (Iron Mountain show on July 15, 2000)
Kickoff Karnage 2k1 (Taped: Sep 29, 2001)
Summer Meltdown 2001 (Taped: Aug 17, 2001)
Beat the Heat 2001 (Taped: Jun 22, 2001)
ACW at the Gravel Pit (Taped: May 18, 2001)
Battleground (Taped: May 05, 2001)
Spring Fever (Taped: Apr 07, 2001)
Titletown Takeover III (Taped: Mar 03, 2001)
Winter Warfare (Taped: Jan 20, 2001)
ACW at the Gravel Pit (Taped: Jan 19, 2001)
Season’s Beatings (Taped: Dec 09, 2000)
Road to the Gold 2000 (Taped: Nov 04, 2000)
Maximum Detention (Taped: Sep 30, 2000)
2xw Photography: (no affiliation, or involvement; only crediting the great efforts that continue today) 100% amazing photo artist
Thank you to all for various contributions to the history in the web domain, & our existence. hONor.
👨💻💳Sources and credits: WrestlingData.com, CageMatch.net, Gemini by Google, and the Wayback Machine Archive
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