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2000
In
the spring of 2000, New Frontier Wrestling debuted as an independent promotion
based out of Baltimore, Maryland. Commonly referred to as the genesis
of the NFW "1.0" era, co-founders Craig Miles and Quentin Sullivan
hoped to bring back a style of entertainment not seen since the UWA in
Philadelphia. With their hardcore, yet five-star skilled wrestlers...the
journey began.
Beginning with the wild triple threat feud of Wild(5)star, Alex Wylde and 'The Wild Child' Aidan Campbell, NFW quickly positions itself as some of the greatest wrestling action in the United States. Soon after, Bloodhunt captures the World Heavyweight Championship in the amazing Random Rumble event to cement himself as a cornerstone of the federation.
Show |
# |
Date |
Location |
Venue |
Attendance |
Notes |
1 |
7/4/00 |
Baltimore, MD |
The Vault |
3,000 |
ME: Wildstar vs. AC I |
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2 |
7/24/00 |
Baltimore, MD |
The Vault |
3,000 |
ME: Wildstar vs. AC II |
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3 |
10/28/00 |
Baltimore, MD |
The Vault |
3,000 |
Bloodhunt first NFW World Champion |
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4 |
11/29/00 |
Baltimore, MD |
The Vault |
3,000 |
ME: Bloodhunt (c) vs. Torch |
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5 |
12/25/00 |
Baltimore, MD |
The Vault |
3,000 |
Special Event: Crashmas I |
2001
In
2001, New Frontier Wreslting continued its rising success as an independent
promotion on the Mid-Atlantic seaboard. Honoring the fanbase, the Mid-Atlantic
Title was conceived, but ultimately failed. Meanwhile, Bloodhunt's first
reign as World Champion ended amongst much controversy. The title belt
goes thru many changes, but ultimately ends up in the cradle of the arms
of one man that just Ain't Goin' Down. Meanwhile, lurking in the shadows
Michael Manson is groomed to lead the New Frontier into the next millenium
after suffering paralysis.
Impact TV! debuts in this time, shortly after the first ever NFW PPV Banned 4 Life, which is the direct cause of Maryland state authorities banning the federation from its borders. This leads to a landmark 3 year agreement between Paul Tsongas Arena and NFW to broadcast their television programming.
Show |
# |
Date |
Location |
Venue |
Attendance |
Notes |
6 |
3/9/01 |
Baltimore, MD |
The Vault |
4,500 |
Fed banned by Fire Marshall |
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PPV |
6/6/01 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arena |
8,000 |
Ricky Zane wins World Title |
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1 |
8/2/01 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arena |
8,200 |
Manson crippled in War Games |
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7 |
11/1/01 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arena |
9,000 |
- |
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2 |
11/28/01 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arena |
8,500 |
- |
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8 |
12/25/01 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arena |
10,000 |
Crashmas 2: Shane Southern wins NFW World Championship |
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2002
In 2002, New Frontier Wrestling found itself tumbling out of its peak as one of the most respected indy-circuit federations in the United States of America. However, things wouldn't last in the sunshine as several events eventually brought the federation to a hiatus in the summer...what lied ahead was the crossroads and one final decision: To fold, or to expand nationally.
Show |
# |
Date |
Location |
Venue |
Attendance |
Notes |
3 |
3/17/02 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arena |
8,500 |
- |
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9 |
4/24/02 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arena |
9,000 |
- |
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Impact TV |
4 |
7/15/02 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arena |
9,500 |
Not Archived |
Futureshock |
PPV |
- |
- |
- |
- |
FBI Investigation leads to NFW 8 month hiatus, Bloodhunt captures World Title for second reign. Not Archived |
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2003
2003. To say that New Frontier Wrestling returned to the limelight after an eight month absence would be an understatement. Craig Miles and Quentin Sullivan wanted to be different, yet innovative. What sprung from their lips in early spring was the concept of something thought to be impossible. To combine the best of wrestling with the best of today's professional sports. Divide wrestlers into conferences, award points for victories allowing for standings to be kept to determine playoffs standings after sixteen scheduled shows for each conference. Then, a 12-man playoffs to crown the wrestler the ULTRATITLE Champion -- a trophy first introduced in the CSWA, now found its way to a new fed in the national spotlight. The future was bright and the past was behind everyone...
...or so everyone thought.
Show |
# |
Date |
Location |
Venue |
Attendance |
Notes |
| 1 |
June 2003 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arena |
- |
The Season 1 Draft |
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| 10 |
July 2003 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arena |
11,000 |
Season 1 - Week 1 |
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| 11 |
August 2003 |
North Charleston, SC |
North Charleston Colesium |
15,000 |
Season 1 - Week 2 |
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| Crash TV |
12 |
Fall 2003 |
North Charleston, SC |
North Charleston Colesium |
15,000 |
Season 1 - Week 3; Not Archived |
| 13 |
Fall 2003 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arena |
11,000 |
Season 1 - Week 4 |
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| 14 |
Fall 2003 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arena |
11,000 |
Season 1 - Week 5 |
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| 15 |
Fall 2003 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arena |
11,000 |
Season 1 - Week 6 |
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16 |
December 2003 |
Lowel, MA |
Tsongas Arena |
11,000 |
Season 1 - Week 7 |
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17 |
12/25/03 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arena |
12,000 |
Crashmas 3: Season 1 - Week 8 |
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2004
Show |
# |
Date |
Location |
Venue |
Attendance |
Notes |
| All-Star Week |
PPV |
1/11-18/04 |
Las Vegas, NV |
Frontier Casino |
75,000 (total) |
Avery Prosser unveils SDS, War Games Explodes, Eddy Love returns; Not Archived |
| 18 |
Winter 2004 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arna |
12,000 |
Season 1 - Week 9 |
|
| 19 |
Spring 2004 |
North Charleston, SC |
North Charleston Colesium |
15,000 |
Season 1 - Week 10 |
|
| 20 |
Spring 2004 |
North Charleston, SC |
North Charleston Colesium |
15,000 |
Season 1 - Week 11 |
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| 21 |
Spring 2004 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arena |
12,000 |
Season 1 - Week 12 |
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| 22 |
Spring 2004 |
Lowell, MA |
Tsongas Arnea |
12,000 |
Season 1 - Week 13 |
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23 |
Summer 2004 |
Dublin, Ireland |
RDS Areana |
20,000 |
Season 1 - Week 14 |
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24 |
Summer 2004 |
Dublin, Ireland |
RDS Arena |
20,000 |
Season 1 - Week 15 |
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25 |
Fall 2004 |
Various |
Various |
62,000 (total) |
Season 1 - Week 16 |
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1 |
Fall 2004 |
North Charleston, SC |
North Charleston Colesium |
20,000 |
Season 1 Playoffs Begin, El Toro Story |
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1 |
Late 2004 |
North Charleston, SC |
North Charleston Colesium |
20,000 |
Conference Semifinals |
|
26 |
12/25/04 |
North Charleston, SC |
North Charleston Colesium |
20,000 |
Michael Manson vs. Jonathan Marx, Shane Southern
vs. Joey Melton |
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2005
Show |
# |
Date |
Location |
Venue |
Attendance |
Notes |
| 1 |
Winter 2005 |
North Charleston, SC |
North Charleston Colesium |
20,000 |
Shane Southern vs.
Michael Manson |
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| 1 |
5/30/05 |
Philadelphia, PA |
Viking Hall |
1,200 |
The 2nd Season for the Ultratitle begins from the infamous 'UWA' arena, where Tom Adler and Troy Windham face off in a Lumberjack Main Event |
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| 27 |
6/4/05 |
Tokyo, Japan |
FZM Arena |
22,000 |
Main Event: |
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| 1 |
6/18/05 |
Oakland, CA |
Oakland Arena |
23,000 |
Main Event:
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| 28 |
7/4/05 |
Tokyo, Japan |
FZM Arena |
23,000 |
Main Event:
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2 |
7/30/05 |
Cheyenne, WY |
Frontier Days Arena |
22,000 |
2005 MOTY Main Event: |
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29 |
8/13/05 |
Tokyo, Japan |
FZM Arena |
23,000 |
Main Event: |
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3 |
8/28/05 |
Las Vegas, NV |
The Joint at the Hard Rock |
10,000 |
Main Event: |
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30 |
10/9/05 |
Tokyo, Japan |
FZM Arena |
25,000 |
Interleague Main Event: |
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4 |
10/11/05 |
Las Vegas, NV |
The Joint at the Hard Rock |
10,000 |
Interleague Main Event: |
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31 |
11/11/05 |
Tokyo, Japan |
FZM Arena |
24,000 |
Main Event: |
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5 |
11/18/05 |
Albequerque, NM |
The PIT |
20,000 |
Main Event: |
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1 |
12/25/05 |
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Main Event: |
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32 |
12/25/05 |
Tokyo, Japan |
FZM Arena |
23,000 |
Main Event: |
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2006
Show |
# |
Date |
Location |
Venue |
Attendance |
Notes |
| 6 |
1/1/06 |
Tijuana, Mexico |
Plaza International |
22,000 |
Main Event: |
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| 33 |
2/17/06 |
Tokyo, Japan |
FZM Arena |
25,000 |
Main Event: |
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| 7 |
2/18/06 |
San Diego, CA |
Pacific Beach Boardwalk |
27,000 |
Main Event: |
|
| 34 |
3/17/06 |
Tokyo, Japan |
FZM Arena |
25,000 |
Main Event: |
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| 8 |
3/18/06 |
Venice Beach, CA |
Venice Beach |
20,000 |
Main Event: |
|
Crash TV |
35 |
4/18/06 |
Tokyo, Japan |
FZM Arena |
25,000 |
Main Event: |
1 |
4/20/06 |
Big Sur, CA |
Andew Molina State Park |
52,000 |
Main Event: |
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36 |
6/20/06 |
Tokyo, Japan |
FZM Arena |
22,000 |
Main Event: |
|
9 |
6/21/06 |
Vancouver, BC |
Pacific Colesium |
19,000 |
Main Event: |
|
37 |
8/1/06 |
Tokyo, Japan |
FZM Arena |
25,000 |
Main Event: |
|
10 |
8/11/06 |
Los Angeles, CA |
The Forum |
21,000 |
Main Event: |
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UNITED STATES FEDERAL COMMUNCATIONS COMMISSION
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2007
Show |
# |
Date |
Location |
Venue |
Attendance |
Notes |
| 38 |
1/7/07 |
Tokyo, Japan |
FZM Arena |
25,000 |
Main Event: |
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| 11 |
1/8/07 |
San Francisco, CA |
Cow Palace |
19,750 |
Main Event: |
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| 39 |
3/15-16/07 |
Tokyo, Japan |
FZM Arena |
61,000 Total |
Main Events: |
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| 2A |
4/15/07 |
Dallas, TX |
Reunion Arena |
27,500 |
Main Events: |
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| 2B |
4/16/07 |
Dallas, TX |
Reunion Arena |
27,500 |
Season 2 Ultratitle Championship: |
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NEW FRONTIER WRESTLING ANNOUNCES SHIFT AWAY FROM
ULTRATITLE FORMAT
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