World Wrestling Coalition

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The World Wrestling Coaltion is an independent professional wrestling promotion based in Adams County, Ohio and Brown County, Ohio that promotes its own shows.

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The WWC was started by Michael “Superstar” Shawn Parks and is currently run by Jeremiah L. Young. It was started by Parks as a family friendly wrestling group in response to the ultra violent over the top independent wrestling groups that he felt parents wouldn’t take their children.

WWC held its first show in 2003 in Manchester, Ohio, built around an appearance of WWE Superstar Al Snow. Snow teamed with Dark Angel to defeat WWC Tag Team Champions The Dream Team (Superstar and Keith News) in a non-title match. WWC ran monthly shows through out 2004-2006. And featured a large number of independent wrestlers from around the world including Shark Boy, Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka and Doink the Clown.

In 2006 Parks announced his retirement and turned the company over to announcer and part time booker Jeremiah L. Young. Since then the WWC have been running more shows and are on their way to their first DVD taping King of Extreme on March 31, 2007.

Kimera (current WWC Champion), JT Stahr, “Buffalo Bad Boy” Brian Jennings, Astonishing Aaron Williams, Jon Moxley, Jake Ashworth, “Big Kahuna” Kenny Lucas, Ric Byrne (co-holder of the WWC Tag Titles), “Re-Enforcer” Devlin Anderson, Dave Nevada (co-holder of the WWC Tag Titles), “High IQ” Quentin Lee (current WWC North American Strong Style Champion), Terek the Legend, The Solution Alan Wasylychyn, Cannonball Sami Callihan, Matt Lowery, Andre Heart, Déjà Vu, Scary Gary, Onyx,

Demonika, Kara Kildare, Janelle Sinclair, Mary Elizabeth, Naughtia News, Ivanna Profit.

Will Profit, Violent Bob.

Jeremiah L. Young and Patrick Black

  • Current
  • WWC Heavyweight Championship: Kimera- Defeats JT Stahr on Friday February 16, 2007 for the Championship in Decatur, OH.
  • WWC Tag Team Championship: Ric Byrne & Dave Nevada defeated Kenny Lucas & Devlin Anderson on Friday February 16, 2007 in Decatur, OH
  • WWC North American Strong Style: Quentin Lee defeated Kenny Lucas for the title on Friday February 9, 2007 in Decatur, OH
  • Defunct
  • WWC United States Title Inactive 2003-2006
  • WWC Cruiserweight Title — Inactive 2003-2006
  • WWC Womens Title, Inactive 2005-2006

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