List of Major League Wrestling personnel

Major League Wrestling (MLW) is an American professional wrestling promotion based in New Rochelle, New York. Active wrestlers and on-screen talent appear on MLW Fusion and at live events. Personnel is organized below by their role in Major League Wrestling. Their ring name is on the left, and their real name is on the right. Major League Wrestling refers to its in-ring performers as "Fighters" as opposed to the traditional nomenclature "wrestlers" to separate itself from other promotions, along with referring to the traditional position of manager or valet as "Promoter."

MLW has international promotional partnerships with Dragon Gate, IWA Puerto Rico, Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide, and Pro Wrestling Noah. Wrestlers from those promotions may make occasional appearances on MLW events and programming.

Roster

Male Wrestlers

Jacob Fatu

Marshall Von Erich

Ross Von Erich

Alex Hammerstone

Ring name	Real name	Notes
ACH	Albert Hardie Jr.	[1]
Alex Hammerstone[2]	Alex Rohde	MLW National Openweight Champion[3]
Brian Pillman Jr.	Brian Zachary Pillman[lower-alpha 1]	[5]
Bu Ku Dao	Paul Nguyen	[6]
Calvin Tankman	Christopher Heyward III[7]	[8]
Daivari	Shawn Daivari	[9]
Dominic Garrini	Dominic Garrini	[10]
Gino Medina	Gino Medina	[11]
Gringo Loco	Charles Santos	[12]
Hijo de L.A. Park	Undisclosed	MLW World Tag Team Champion[13]
Ikuro Kwon	Alex Buckley	[14]
Jacob Fatu	Jacob Fatu	MLW World Heavyweight Champion[15]
Jordan Oliver	Jordan Oliver	[16]
Josef Samael	Joseph Cabibbo	[17]
Kevin Ku	Unknown	[18]
King Mo	Muhammed Lawal	[19]
Kit Osbourne	Kyle Chrupcala	[20]
L.A. Park	Adolfo Tapia	MLW World Tag Team Champion[21]
L.A. Park Jr.	Undisclosed	[22]
Laredo Kid	Undisclosed	Signed to Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide[23]
Leo Brien	Brain Brock	[24]
Lio Rush	Lionel Green	MLW World Middleweight Champion[25]
Low Ki	Brandon Silvestry	Agent[26]
Mads Krügger	Matthew Waters	[27]
Marshall Von Erich[28]	Kevin Adkisson	[29]
Michael Patrick	Michael Patrick	[30]
Mil Muertes	Gilbert Ramirez	[31]
Myron Reed	Myron Reed	[32]
Parrow	Michael Parrow Jr.[33]	[34]
Puma King	Undisclosed	Signed to Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide[20]
Richard Holliday	Joe Zimbardi	[35]
Ross Von Erich[36]	David Adkisson	[37]
Savio Vega	Juan Rivera	[38]
Séptimo Dragón	Unknown	[39]
Simon Gotch	Seth Lesser	[40]
TJP	Theodore Perkins	[41]
Tom Lawlor	Thomas Lawlor	[42]
Zenshi	Jacob McCarter	[43]

Female Wrestlers

The women’s division is on an indefinite hold due to a then injury to Zeda Zhang.[44]

Ring name	Real name	Notes
Zeda Zhang	Julia Ho	Inactive; COVID-19 travel restrictions

Referees

Ring name	Real name	Notes
Jeff Bundy	Unknown
Larry Peace	Larry Peace
Rodney Hunter	Rodney Hunter
Steven Kai Douglas	Steven Felger
Tim Donaghy[45]	Timothy Donaghy

Managers and valets

Note: MLW refers to its managers and valets as "promoters."

Ring name	Real name	Notes
Aria Blake	Nikki M. Sawyer	Manager of the Dirty Blondes[46]
Colonel Parker	Robert Welch	Founder and Lead Manager of the Stud Stable[47]
Dan Lambert	Dan Lambert	Manager of King Mo Lawal[48]
Kevin Von Erich	Kevin Ross Adkisson	Manager of The Von Erichs
Konnan	Charles Ashenoff	Manager of various AAA wrestlers[49] Agent[50]
Salina de la Renta	Natalia Guzmán Class	Manager of Mil Muertes[51]

Broadcast team

Ring name	Real name	Notes
Alicia Atout	Alicia Atout	Backstage interviewer[52]
Rich Bocchini	Rich Bocchini	Play-by-play commentator[50]
Saint Laurent	Jared St. Laurent	Color commentator Chief Operating Officer[50]
Tim Barr	Timothy Barr	Ring announcer

Off-screen personnel

Real name	Notes
Alex Greenfield	Producer
Biff Lawson	Producer
Bill Mooney	Lighting Designer Lighting Director Lighting Consultant
Charlie Bruzzese	TV Operations Crew[50]
Court Bauer	Chief Executive Officer[53] Booker[53]
George Carroll Jr.	Senior Coordinator[54]
Eddie Arocho	Digital Content Producer
Leo Artajo	Video Editor Graphic Designer
Michael Kitlas	Senior Director COVID-19 Compliance Officer
Nelson Sweglar	Head of TV Operations[50] Senior Talent Coordinator
Preston Beckman	Board of Managers
Rick Tugman	Director
Sean O’Heir	Co-Executive Producer[50]
Tom George	Publicist

Footnotes

1. The "Jr." suffix is not part of Pillman's legal name. His late father was in full Brian William Pillman.[4]

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