The WSTC graduate wrestler know as "KHAN" (6'5", 290 LBS.) will joining the ranks of the WWF as LEVIATHAN. He is now training at Ohio Valley and should make his debut in the coming months.
Look for LEVIATHAN and remember....... you saw him here first!
You may know "Khan" by his real name, Dave Batista of WWE!
Afa The Wild Samoan and Tommy LaBarge, WXW Promoter.
This site contains information about WXW, links to the WXWmain site, Top Rope Productions and the "Wild Samoan Pro Wrestling Training Centers".
Also check out The Bald Guy's live web show w/Kiki Blaze and "Mean" Mark Clemson every Wednesday night, 8:00 EST.
There is also an archive of past WXW events available on this site!
The ROCK related his feelings to the crowd via video.
Rikishi , "Too Cool", and Y2J danced in victory following the main event.
The WXW's Shugga and Too Cold Scorpio bowed heads for the "Ten Bells" salute.
A video was shown to celebrate the life of Gary Albright, including many of Gary's famous Suplexes.
After the event, the wrestling family got together at the hotel. From left to right: Samu, Hungarian Barbarian, Chele LaBarge of WXW-WNY, Rikishi Phatu & LA Smooth.
It was a reunion of former WWF Tag Team Champions, THE HEADSHRINKERS.
The first annual "Gary Albright Memorial" was a HUGE historymaking event! The stars of the WWF, WCW, ECW, All Japan & ISPW joined with the stars of WXW to thrill a huge crowd. It was a very emotional for the entire wrestling community. On behalf of the legendary Wild Samoan, Afa Anoa'i and the entire WXW organization, we want to thank all participants and fans for making this event a major success! Click on Gary's picture or the event logo below for more details and information.
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SPECIAL OLYMPICS
Afa & Family Mourn Another Sad Loss
Rodney "Yokozuna" Anoa'i and Tommy LaBarge
The year 2000 was a very tough year for Afa Anoa'i and his pro wrestling family. After the loss of son-in-law, Gary Albright, in January, nephew Rodney "Yokozuna" Anoa'i, former WWF Heavyweight and Tag Team Champion died in his sleep on Sunday, Oct. 22, 2000, in Liverpool, England. His wrestling family includes Uncles Afa & Sika "The Wild Samoans", Cousins Superfly Jimmy Snuka, Samu, The Rock, Rikishi, LA Smooth, Matt E. Smalls, Afa Jr. "The Samoan Storm", The Tonga Kid & Solo Siaopo.
Yokozuna issurvived by his parents and two children, Keilani (13) and Justin (12), and a very large extended family. Our prayers go out to them.
The Anoa'i family asks that all cards and/or donations be sent to:
Keilani & Justin Anoa'i
c/o Top Rope Productions, Inc.
P.O. Box 251
Whitehall, PA 18052-0251
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The Yokozuna Benefit Show was held in Allentown, PA, on Wednesday, Nevember 28, 2001. As was the case for the Gary Albright Benefit, stars from all over the world came to perform and to pay their respects to the family of Rodney "Yokozuna" Anoa'i.
Click on Yoko's picture above for information, pictures and results of the show. God rest your soul Brother! We will miss you dearly!
Exciting News!
Plans have been announced to bring the life story of AFA The Wild Samoan to the movie screen. Filming of "Triumph of the Heart" is to begin in the spring of 2002 in Philadelphia and Samoa.
Check our main web site, using the link to the left, for updates and further details and to learn how YOU can be in the movie, or click HERE for the inside story.
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