The January to July AWF season is over and it was quite an interesting one. Steve Ravenous ended Dean Draven’s nine month AWF Australian Championship reign, and successfully defended the title to come in strong at the start of the new season as AWF Champion… Jay Law (formerly Mislead Youth) did similar, and eliminated Gravity and the rest of the Young Lion’s to come away as Young Lion’s Champion and Young Lion of the Half Season... Mark Hilton won the first annual Australia’s Cup by defeating Rick Oshea in the final, and for this and other outstanding bouts during the January to July period was named Wrestler of the Half Season… Many new wretlers made debuts in AWF rings during the season, including Massive Q, Shane Annigans, Boadie Jaden and Shorty. More new AWF talent will debut in the July to December Season… AWF would like to thank all of it’s wrestlers and the fans who helped make the season successful and enjoyable, and look forward to their continued participation and support in the upcoming July to December Season, which promises to be bigger, better and badder.

July 1 saw a packed AWF Dojo, with a fun night had by all. It was a good closure to the first season, and good new start for the second. Some new names also appeared, including Powerhouse Theo, Arson 3 and Toxin. Overall a kick start for things to come in the July to December Season.

Scotty Club has returned with a bang, defeating Kid Dynamite, Zander Bathory, and Chris X upon his return. His former undefeated reign as young Lion’s Champion and recent wins have stepped him into AWF Title contention, and he will receive a shot at Steve Ravenous’ Australian Championship on 2 September at Blacktown.

The AWF School of Pro-Wrestling’s new Beginners classes will commence 2 September, so all those interested please get there applications in before the end of August to secure your placement. To receive an application email info@awfwrestling.com.au. To view the course outline visit the training school link.

AWF Dreamcamp will be held  3-6 October, 2006 at the AWF Dojo at Minto. For those 12 and above interested, please see full details by clicking here, or to receive an application email info@awfwrestling.com.au.

Kid Dynamite has an injured elbow and will be out of action for a few months as a result. The injury occurred during his bout with Jay Law at Blacktown on June 24 as he went for his Nitroglycerine finishing. Law countered and took out Dynamite leading to victory shortly after. Dynamite has commented that he is livid, and will be back. He screamed he hasn’t forgotten about Hilton, and Jay Law’s Young Lion’s Title is back on his mind also. Dynamite has began physiotherapy and will return when healed.

TNT will be representing AWF in Japan in July and August wrestling for the Zero-1 Max organization. TNT will wrestle on numerous events, including a 3 day Junior Heavyweight Tournament 24-26 August. TNT commented This has been a long time coming, and I am glad to be finally making my way to Japan to wrestle. Zero-1 Max is an excellent company, and I look forward to building a working relationship with them for the AWF. TNT will return for the September 2 Blacktown event.

If you wish to be part of the AWF street team and reside in the Sydney or Newcastle areas, please send an email to info@awfwrestling .com.au with Street Team as the Heading and your details and we will get back to you. You must be 16 years and over and have a vehicle.

The 2 September Blacktown and 16 September Campbelltown events will be huge and filled with surprises so make sure you make it along and support AWF Wrestling. Tickets are on sale at the venues now.

There will be an additional show on 15 September for our diehard fans at Thomas Reddall High School. For tickets please contact the school on 024625 4404. Tickets are $15 and limited.