Veteran Pro Wrestling Mens Roster

Ht5 ft 7 in 

Trained bySelina Majors &
Tessa Blanchard

Debut:  2019

  Teal is the daughter of pro wrestling legend Roddy Piper. Piper has been featured on AEW, ROH , Shine and Atomic Legacy Wrestling.  Piper teams with her fiancé Deimos as "House of Heathens". After graduating from high school in Oregon, Toombs relocated to Los Angeles, California, to work in the entertainment industry.[3][4] She graduated from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy.[5] She made her acting debut in the 2006 film Shut Up and Shoot!. She appeared alongside her father in the films Lights Out and The Portal.[6] Her roles have included an episode of CSI: NY.[7]

Check out her socials

• https://x.com/arielteal
• https://www.instagram.com/tealpiper
• https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/tealpiper

Championships

 Atomic Legacy Wrestling

• ALW Women's Championship (1 time, current)

Ht: (5 ft 5 in)

Wt:(130 lb)

Billed from: Moscow, Russia

Trained by:

• Vadim Koryagin
• IWF Wrestling School

Debut: 2007

Natalia Markova (Russian: Наталья Маркова; born 11 January 1989) is a Russian-born American professional wrestler. She works primarily with National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) in the United States and Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide in Mexico; she also wrestles on the U.S. independent circuit and has made appearances at All Elite Wrestling (AEW).

Markova began her career in 2007 with the Russian promotion Independent Wrestling Federation (NFR), where she performed until 2017. While at INR, she also toured Japan from 2011 to 2013, working mostly with DDT Pro-Wrestling and Wrestling New Classic. 

Following a two-year hiatus, Markova resumed her career in 2016, debuting in North America the following year. She has since appeared mostly in independent promotions throughout the U.S., winning several championships.

Championships

• American Combat Wrestling
  • ACW Women's Championship (1 time)[25]
• Championship Entertainment Productions
  • CEP Women's Championship (1 time, current)
• Chris Jericho's Rock 'N' Wrestling Rager at Sea
  • Jericho Cruise Women's Oceanic Championship (1 time, inaugural, current)
  • Jericho Cruise Women's Oceanic Title Tournament (2025)
• Collective League Of Adrenaline Strength And Honor
  • CLASH Women's Championship (1 time)[25]
• Dogg Pound Championship Wrestling
  • DPCW Women's Championship (1 time)
• Fight The World Wrestling
  • FTW Women's Championship (1 time, current)
• House of Glory
  • HOG Women's Championship (1 time)[25]
  • HOG Women's Title Tournament (2022)
• Independent Wrestling Federation
  • IWF Women's Championship (6 times)[25]
• Midwest All-Star Wrestling
  • MAW Women’s Championship (1 time)
  • Women's Invitational Tournament (2024)
• National Wrestling Alliance
  • Burke Invitational Gauntlet Winner (2024)
  • Queen Bee (2022)[22]
• Pro Wrestling Illustrated
  • Ranked No. 91 of the top 250 female singles wrestlers in the PWI Women's 250 in 2023[26]
• Shine Wrestling
  • Shine Championship (1 time)[25]
  • Shine Nova Championship (1 time)[25]
  • SHINE Nova Title Tournament (2019)
• Texas Style Wrestling
  • TSW Women's Championship (1 time, current)
• Women's Wrestling Hall of Fame
  • WWHOF Award (1 time)
    • Pro Wrestler of the Year (2024)[27]
• Other titles
  • Kill City Cup (2023)

Trained By: Mando Guerrero, Cynthia Peretti aka Princess Jasmine

 Ht: 5'7

Wt: 122 lb

Debut: 1985

Style: Brawler

Promotions: GLOW, NWA

WEBSITE: https://jeannebasone.com

Jeanne Marie Basone better known by her ring name Hollywood, is an American professional wrestler, actress, model and stuntwoman. She was selected for women's wrestling promotion, Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (GLOW) in 1986 by its founder, David McLane. Basone won the United States Championship in a match against Tulsa on the 1993 pay-per-view. She is the only wrestler to star in both the pilot and all four seasons of the promotion.[1]Basone's memoir Hooray for Hollywood! The True Story of the Original GLOW Girl was released on November 30, 2024.

Championships/ Honors

• Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling 
• 2017  Cauliflower Alley Club Women's Award
• 2025 Women's Wrestling Hall of Fame Inductee

Ht: 5'5''

Wt: 145 lbs

Trained by: Liz Chase &

Dusty Rhodes

From: New Jersey

Debut: 1996 

Style: Technical Master

Promotions: ECW, FCW, PGWA, WEW, WSU, NPC

Angel Orsini  is an American professional wrestler, bodybuilder and mixed martial artist. Angel is a black belt in Tae Kwon Do and Hopkido. She has competed in North American independent promotions including Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW), Women's Extreme Wrestling (WEW) and Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW), where she was known as The Prodigette who managed the stable the 'Sideshow Freaks' during the last years of the promotion. 

She began fighting professionally in 1996, winning the Florida State Continuous Fighting Championship before travelling to Japan to make her MMA debut against Yumiko Hotta in March 1996.

While in Japan, Orsini was persuaded by female wrestler Reggie Bennett to enter professional wrestling after watching Japanese female wrestling. Returning to the United States, she began training under Liz Chase in Royal Palm Beach, Florida and made her debut five months later facing Joanni Lee Lauer at the Iron Horse Saloon in Ormond Beach, Florida in October 1996.[1]

She soon began wrestling for the Fabulous Moolah's Ladies International Wrestling Federation and eventually won several championship titles including the Sunshine Wrestling Federation Women's Championship defeating Luna Vachon in 1997 and defeated her trainer Liz Chase for the Florida Championship Wrestling and Ultimate Wrestling Federation titles during the next two years. She would also train Molly Holly for a career in professional wrestling, later going on to become a popular WWE Diva in World Wrestling Entertainment during the late 1990s.

In 1999, she became less active on the independent circuit fighting a mixed martial arts match for the hybrid-MMA promotion Pancrase at the Bronco Bowl in Dallas, Texas and again competing in the South Florida Bodybuilding Championships receiving second place. She also appeared twice on The Jenny Jones Show on a segment about women who intimidate men regarding their occupation and, the following year, on women in abusive relationships.

Orsini began wrestling in international promotions during the next year, touring Peru with Lita and participated in the Trans-Atlantic Challenge while in Great Britain.

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Orsini, who had previously sent a video tape of her wrestling matches to Extreme Championship Wrestling, was hired by promoter Paul Heyman and began appearing as The Prodigette managing the stable Sideshow Freaks which included Simon Diamond, Johnny Swinger, The Muskateer, Tom Marquez and Bilvis Wesley.

Feuding with Jazz, she also confronted male wrestlers including Jerry Lynn who put her in a piledriver at her last appearance at the ECW Arena. Staying with the promotion until its close in 2001, she was forced to miss the last house show after being severely injured in a car accident.[2]

Although doctors had told Orsini that she had suffered a career-ending injury, she successfully returned to wrestling within six months and later won the PGWA Championship from Susan Green, she dedicated her victory to the memory of her trainer Liz Chase who died earlier that year.

After the demise of ECW, Orsini returned to competing in independent promotions including Women's Extreme Wrestling and Assault Championship Wrestling winning the WEW tag team titles with Simply Lucious defeating Tracy Brooks & Angel Williams.

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In 2004, she moved to Rotterdam to compete in European wrestling promotions including International Wrestling Stars (Eurostars) and Free-Style Championship Wrestling. Defeating X-Dream to win the FCW Lightweight Championship in Ghent, Belgium the next year. During this period, she also competed in an IWF Ladies Tournament as Riptide,[3] meeting Lexie Fyfe in the final.

Orsini moved back to the United States in May 2005 and returned to mixed martial arts competition and training for a professional boxing career.

While in New England Championship Wrestling, she and Alere Little Feather defeated Mercedes Martinez and Cindy Rogers on June 4 and, the following night, defeated Luscious Lilly in the opening rounds of the NECW's All-Women's Tournament before being eliminated by Martinez in the second round.

Defeating Luna Vachon at a USWO event on October 14, she began competing for Ohio Valley Wrestling, a developmental territory for World Wrestling Entertainment, attempting to gain a contract with WWE.

She would continue wrestling for various independent promotions across the US until injuring both her heels in a ladder match against Sumie Sakai at an event for Dangerous Women of Wrestling on February 2, 2006.

Forced to take 14 months off, she returned to active competition one year later teaming with Amy Lee against Mercedes Martinez and Mickie Knuckles at a Pro Wrestling Unplugged event on February 17, 2007.[4][unreliable source?][5]

Championships 

• Bodybuilding North Miami Beach Bodybuilding Championship 2nd Place Heavyweight
• South Florida Bodybuilding Championships 2nd Place Heavyweight
• Florida Championship Wrestling
  • FCW Women's Championship (4 times)
• Freestyle Championship Wrestling
  • FCW Lightweight Championship (1 time)
• Hot-TV Wrestling
  • HTVW Championship (1 time)
• Professional Girl Wrestling Association
  • PGWA Championship (1 time)
• Pro Wrestling Illustrated
  • Ranked No. 22 of the top 50 female wrestlers in the PWI Female 50 in 2009[8] and 2011[9]
• Sunshine Wrestling Federation
  • SWF Women's Championship (1 time)
• Ultimate Wrestling Federation
  • UWF Women's Championship (1 time)
• Women's Extreme Wrestling
  • WEW Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Simply Lucious
  • WEW World Championship (2 times)
• Women Superstars Uncensored
  • WSU Championship (1 time)
  • WSU Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Mercedes Martinez
  • All Guts, No Glory Championship (1 time)
  • J-Cup Tournament (2009)

Trained By: Monster Factory & Jimmy Valiant

Current Members: Pitbull #1 Gary Wolf and Pitbull # 3 Christopher Annino, Angel Orsini, Missy Hyatt (Manager), Marsha Maraschino (Valet)

Past Members:  Pitbull # 2 Anthony Durante

Honorary Members: Original GLOW Girl Jeanne Basone, Former WWE superstar Rodney Mack, Women's Wrestling Hall of Fame Inductee Jazz, ECW original Mustafa Said, Women's Wrestling Hall of Fame Inductee Sweet Saraya.

Debut: 1986

Disbanded: 2003

Returned: 2025

 Companies: NWA, WWE, ECW, New Japan, 

The Pitbull's are a championship tag team founded by ECW originals and Monster factory alumni Gary Wolf Pitbull # 1, and Anthony Durante Pitbull # 2. They began their careers in 1986 and were featured on WWE feeding against such legendary tag teams as the Hart Foundation, The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers, and The Brain Busters. 

In 1990, Wofle and Durante went to South Atlantic Pro Wrestling as the American Bulldogs and later renaming themselves the Pitbulls. They defeated The Nasty Boys for the tag team titles.

In 1991 they went to New Japan Pro-Wrestling as the Mad Bull Busters. They stayed there for a year.

The Pitbulls debuted Extreme Championship Wrestling in April 1992 both competing in battle royals to crown the first ECW Heavyweight Champion. Neither were successful. Durante left shortly after, Wolfe, became known as "the Pitbull", won the Television Championship on April 16, 1994. Later 1994, Wolfe and Durante, who became "Pitbull #2", reunited The Pitbulls and had notable feuds with Public Enemy and the Bad Breed, the feud with the Bad Breed culminated at the November to Remember in a match where the Losing team was forced to split up. The Pitbulls were victorious. The Pitbulls won their first and only Tag Team Championship on September 16, 1995, at Gangstas Paradise from Raven and Stevie Richards.[2] They were soon joined by Francine, who became their manager and dubbed herself "The Beastmaster". One month later at South Philly Jam, they lost the titles back to Raven and Richards.[2] In 1996, The Pitbulls moved into an intense feud with The Eliminators, which saw their manager Francine receive the Total Elimination on two occasions. The feud culminated at the first-ever CyberSlam in a three-on-three dog collar match, which saw Francine team with the Pitbulls against Stevie Richards with The Eliminators. The Pitbulls won the match after superbombing Richards and letting Francine pin Richards. However, The Eliminators hit the Total Elimination on Pitbull #1, Pitbull #2, and Francine after the match. After this, Pitbull #2 went on to win the ECW Television Championship on June 1 at the Fight the Power event; he held the belt for only 21 days before losing it to Chris Jericho at Hardcore Heaven.

On July 13, 1996, at Heat Wave, Francine turned on The Pitbulls and became the manager of Shane Douglas. The feud between Douglas and The Pitbulls culminated on April 13, 1997, at the first ECW pay-per-view Barely Legal, where Pitbull #2 faced Douglas for the Television Championship in a losing effort.They were one-time Tag Team Champions. In addition to tag team success, both members were each one time Television Champions as well.

The team disbanded in after the death of Anthony Durante 2003 but returned in 2025 when Gary recruited Christopher Annino. 

Championships 

• United States Wrestling Federation 

-Tag Team Championship 

Allied Powers Wrestling Federation

• APWF Tag Team Championship (1 Time)[3]
• Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre
  • Occidental Tag Team Championship (1 Time)[4]
• Extreme Championship Wrestling
  • ECW World Tag Team Championship (1 time)
  • ECW World Television Championship (2 times) – Pitbull #1 (1), and Pitbull #2 (1)
• Grande Wrestling Alliance
  • GWA Tag Team Championship (1 time)[5]
• Hardcore Hall of Fame
  • Class of 2014[6]
• Independent Pro Wrestling (Florida)
  • IPW Tag Team Championship (1 time)[7]
• High Risk Championship Wrestling
  • HRCW Tag Team Championship (1 time)
• National Wrestling Alliance
  • NWA United States Tag Team Championship (2 times)

• South Atlantic Pro Wrestling
  • SAPW Tag Team Championship (2 times)[8]

Style: High Flying  

Rewind Society are a phenomenal tag team who both have had individual singles career and have been featured on NWA. https://www.cagematch.net/?id=2&nr=28300&name=VHS Vic Hops Shaquille and Sammy C https://www.cagematch.net/?id=2&nr=20877&name=Samuel+C are phenomenal high flying tag team specialists

Pro Wrestling Tee's: https://www.prowrestlingtees.com/the-rewind-society.html?srsltid=AfmBOoo1Shy7iGsG8xxz0E_9Gm6Vy32nxFUStogATk6fsNaSV-RsP3n9

Debut: 1985

From: Tampa Bay, Florida

Education: Marymount Manhattan College

, Degree in Psychology 

Promotions: NWA, WCCW, WCW, WWF, ECW, TNA, UWF

Missy Hyatt, is an American professional wrestling valet, commentator, model and occasional professional wrestler. She is best known for her appearances with World Championship Wrestling from 1987 to 1994; she has also appeared with World Class Championship Wrestling, the Universal Wrestling Federation, the World Wrestling Federation, Extreme Championship Wrestling, and Impact Wrestling.

• !BANG!
  • !BANG! Women's Championship (2 times)[41][42]
• Apocalypse Wrestling Federation
  • AWF Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
• Women Superstars Uncensored
  • WSU Hall of Fame (Class of 2009)

• Word Championship Wrestling

-First Lady of WCW official Winner at Beach Blast 1992 

• Women's Wrestling Hall of Fame
  • Class of 2024[43]

Ring Announcer/ Comentator/ Analyst 

Nicknames: The Heavy Metal Rabbi Your Minister Of Wrestlemony  

Eric Stevens is a very valuable member of the VPW team. He is a second Generation Ring Announcer Stand Up Comedian & Radio Host 15 Years Of Broadcasting Experience.
Owner at Comics & Killers Collectibles

Comedian / Actor / Filmmaker / Radio Personality / Promoter / DJ / Ordained Minister

Official Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560912320524

Email: EricStevensAnnounces@yahoo.com

Analyst / Play By Play 

Mike is also an experienced playwright, Acting Coach, Live Event Host, and guest speaker, actor, award winning director

As an Actor, Mike has shared scenes with Meryl Streep  & Elisabeth Shue in Hope Springs, Mario Van Peebles, Wesley Snipes & Cybill Shepherd (as her son) in Hard Luck, and Frances McDormand & Richard Jenkins in Olive Kitteridge,among others.  Mike co-starred as Hank in the family comedy feature film Mr. Birthday, starring Eric Roberts.  

Website: www.mikemessier.com 

IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2142229/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@1sportsfan