Who founded Power League Wrestling?
Power League Wrestling
By the start of the 2000s, many of the original members of PLW had retired and the promotion ceased having a "regular" roster. PLW remained a popular destination of the New England independent circuit however. The promotion often had to turn down offers from wrestlers due to the limited number of spots at PLW events. A number of regional stars had been visiting the promotion since its earliest years. Among these were former International World Class Championship Wrestling stars Tony Atlas, Chief Dave Foxx, Robbie Ellis, Gary Apollo, and The Pink Assassin. The latter three wrestlers would become semi-regulars during the next decade. PLW was particularly popular with older veterans as its events allowed them to reunite with old friends.[2] The promotion also showcased talent from Chaotic Wrestling, Century Wrestling Alliance, Eastern Wrestling Alliance, Northeast Championship Wrestling[11] and Yankee Pro Wrestling.[12] Its core group of regular performers[2] included Doink the Clown,[13] Evan Siks,[14] Michael Sain, and Rick Fuller.[15] The promotion eventually made efforts to rotate wrestlers so as to free up spots and introduce newer wrestlers. Future WWE superstars such as Johnny Curtis and Kenn Phoenix also spent their early careers in the promotion.[2]