World Xtreme Wrestling
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World Xtreme Wrestling (WXW) is an independent professional wrestling promotion that has held events across the United States, American Samoa, Guam, and many other countries. WXW is owned and operated by Afa Anoai, otherwise known as Afa "The Wild Samoan."
WXW also contains the Wild Samoan Pro Wrestling Training Center, which has developed such known talent as Batista, Chris Kanyon, Billy Kidman, Gene Snitsky, and many others.
WXW has a weekly television program called Rage TV, which features a variety of WXW talent, including Afa, Afa, Jr., LA Smooth, Havoc, Nuissance, Supreme Lee Great, Samu and many others and features a rotating commentary team that has included Doc Daniels, Saul Steinberk, Gerry Strauss, Nate Stein, and others.
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