The World Wrestling Alliance was established in 1997. It began as an e-fed in which the best pure wrestlers were invited to be a part of and would go on strong until about 2005 when it started to go through some financial problems. Over the years there were a few attempts (some successful) to bring the WWA back to its Glory and in early 2012 it looked like the WWA would shut its doors forever but that hiatus was short lived, as "Replay" Ryan Rayne decided to not come out of retirement to fight again but yet to work on the rebirth of the WWA and Rayne's first order of business was to let the world know he is going to make WWA "A wrestling promotion whose goal is to entertain with pure wrestling".

The entertaining history WWA has with wrestlers like Shaman, Grunge, Seth Copeland, Kash, & Drew Rosen (who have all resigned contracts with the WWA) speaks for itself. The list of legends can go on and on forever but the reality is that no other fed can compete with the history and now the renewed excitement built around the WWA.

The promotion is most known for its pure approach towards an intense professional wrestling product. Though the WWA has always done extremely well in pay-per-view buys and television ratings, they are more focused on providing fans with an excellent product once again. The group has showcased many different international styles of professional wrestling, ranging from southern-style and technical wrestling, to hardcore wrestling.

In 2012 WWA Promotions implemented the "Council of Champions" creating more influence from WWA Legends to help build and mold the future of the company, this is key in assuring wrestlers have better opportunity to seek title contention. This leads to a mostly unpredictable entertaining bi-weekly show "Meltdown", and the promotion is known to make use of many surprise appearances from past and present stars of the WWA and other companies. The WWA has always been known as one of the more original and inventive groups of the past decade.

February 7, 2012|MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota-- If you weren't already excited about the new WWA, you will be after what they've just revealed.

Vaughn Babb informed us via phone call that we are allowed to reveal more information about the relaunch of the WWA, and included in what we are about to announce is the WWA's first card for their brand new show, Evolution Live!, and it's exciting.

Evolution Live! is geared toward, you guessed it, live viewership. Babb intentiona ... [ Read More ]

'BREAKING NEWS: WWA SOLD!

January 31, 2012|MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota-- Ladies and gentlemen, it is official.

The WWA is back again, and it's under new ownership. Or, at least, different ownership, as the new owner is none other than Vaughn Babb, the mysterious businessman that ran the company throughout the 2010 iteration.

Word has been making the rounds that this was going to happen, but the questions swirling instead pertained to the direction of ... [ Read More ]

Eddie Whisky, a wrestling nomad with a well-earned reputation as a "free-spirit" has confirmed on his blog he has signed with the soon-to-return World Wrestling Alliance.

Whisky, real name John Edgar Whitowsky, recently returned as a full-time wrestler after a long hiatus to sort out 'personal issues.' He has also confirmed his friend and longtime manager General Mayhem will be joining him in what will be his first dalliance with the WWA. As well, a WWA insider has also confirme ... [ Read More ]

TMZ reports that the WWA is preparing to announce the rehiring of former WWA Champion, Jack Griffiths.

Griffiths, who is perhaps best remembered for winning the WWA Championship at the Independence Day Rumble 2010, was spotted at Newark Airport two days ago, fueling speculation that he may be preparing for a return to both the USA and a soon to be relaunched WWA.  

Griffiths, who quietly retreated to Mexico during 2011, to es ... [ Read More ]

WWA Insider was informed this morning that former WWA star Jim Black has been signed to an undisclosed contract.

Jim Black has already been confirmed for the Meltdown Supershow title tournament.

In a surprising move today, Joel "Showtime" Stein has asked WWA's new owner for a release from his lucrative lifetime contract.

When asked why, Tyler K. Dunning, Stein's publicist stated:

"Who cares?"

WWA wishes Showtime all the best in... ah, who are we kidding?