Innovate Pro Wrestling

Innovate Pro Wrestling (formerly Championship Wrestling Alliance and NWA Smoky Mountain) is an American independent professional wrestling promotion based in Kingsport, Tennessee.[1] The company was established in 2004 and until 2017 it was associated with the National Wrestling Alliance. During its time in the NWA, NWA Smoky Mountain Wrestling was considered the flagship promotion of the National Wrestling Alliance.

Innovate Pro Wrestling
Founded2004
StyleProfessional wrestling
HeadquartersKingsport, Tennessee
Owner(s)Tony Givens
FormerlyChampionship Wrestling Alliance
(2004-2011)
NWA Smoky Mountain/NWA Smoky Mountain Wrestling
(2011-2017)
Websitewww.innovatewrestling.com

History
Logo when the promotion was NWA Smoky Mountain

The promotion was founded by wrestler Tony Givens in 2004, as the Championship Wrestling Alliance, after breaking away from Southern States Wrestling. That same year, Championship Wrestling TV began airing locally on WCYB-DT2 and was later syndicated nationally on AMG-TV. It held weekly television tapings at the National Guard Armory in Morristown, Tennessee as well as house shows throughout East Tennessee. The promotion joined the National Wrestling Alliance as NWA Smoky Mountain Wrestling in early-2011.[2] The announcement was made by CWA Commissioner Robbie Cassidy on the March 13th TV taping of Championship Wrestling TV in Gray, Tennessee.[3] On July 7, 2012, an unidentified fan attacked Cassidy and Tony Givens at an interpromotional show co-hosted by the Pro Wrestling Federation. The fan was subdued by Cassidy and police escorted him out of the building.[4]

On April 6, 2013, NWA Smoky Mountain drew its biggest crowd to date with 2,017 fans attending a NWA Smoky Mountain TV television taping at Elizabethton High School.[5] In October 2013, Givens attempted to raise $15,000 on Kickstarter.com to improve the production values for NWA Smoky Mountain TV. The appeal raised only $1,485 before the 60-day deadline.[6] The show became available on YouTube the following year.

NWA Smoky Mountain is advertised as a "spiritual successor" of the original Smoky Mountain Wrestling and has used a mix of SMW alumni and younger Southern independent wrestlers since its inception. Among the SMW talent to appear for the promotion include, most notably, Bunkhouse Buck, Eddie Golden, Tom Prichard, Tracy Smothers and Ricky Morton. On January 6, 2014, Morton defeated Chase Owens at an NWA Smoky Mountain show to win the NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship.[7]

A number of top NWA stars have also visited the promotion. In February 2015, Jason Kincaid was interviewed on Pipebomb Radio. He was billed as the longest-reigning NWA Southeastern Heavyweight Championship in the company's history.[8] On April 17, 2015, Jax Dane won the Smoky Mountain Cup and earned a title shot for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship.[9] He defeated then champion Hiroyoshi Tenzan for the title four months later. NWA Smoky Mountain's "Collision Course 10", held on May 9, 2015, nearly sold out the Civic Auditorium in Kingsport, Tennessee. Bobby Eaton also made a special appearance managing Eddie Golden against Jeff Tankersley on the undercard. Larry Goodman of GeorgiaWrestlingHistory.com claimed that the show, headlined by an A.J. Styles versus Chase Owens bout, "[shattered] the company's attendance and gate records".[10] NWA President R. Bruce Tharpe visited Kingsport for the first time at this event.[11]

On October 17, 2015, NWA Smoky Mountain held a special tribute show, "Enter the Dragon", for Ricky Steamboat. Steamboat served as Ricky Morton's cornerman in a "student vs. teacher" grudge match against Kid Kash as part of Kash's retirement tour. This turned a no-holds-barred grudge match after a falling out between the two during a tag team bout.[12][13]

At ReGenesis on August 19, 2017; promoter Tony Givens announced that NWA Smoky Mountain Wrestling was leaving the NWA, and thus the promotion was changing their name to Innovate Wrestling.

Championships and accomplishments

Current championships and accomplishments
Championship Champion Previous Date won Days held Location
Innovate United States Tag Team Championship The Adkins Boys
(Alex and Wayne Adkins)		 Inglorious
(Aden Cross and Jeff Connelly)		 March 4th, 2023 79+ Kingsport, Tennessee
Smoky Mountain Cup Chase Owens Jason Kincaid April 29th, 2023 Kingsport, Tennessee
Innovate Grand Championship Caleb Courageous Tobey Farley April 29th, 2023 23+ Kingsport, Tennessee

Retired championships
Championship Final champion Date retired Notes
NWA Southeastern Heavyweight Championship Chase Owens August 19, 2017 At ReGenesis, promoter Tony Givens announced that NWA Smoky Mountain Wrestling was leaving the NWA thus the promotion was changing their name to Innovate Wrestling and the NWA Southeastern Heavyweight Championship was officially retired as a result.
NWA United States Tag Team Championship The Ugly Ducklings
(Rob Killjoy, Coach Mikey, & Lance Lude)		 August 19, 2017 At ReGenesis, promoter Tony Givens announced that NWA Smoky Mountain Wrestling was leaving the NWA thus the promotion was changing their name to Innovate Wrestling and the NWA United States Tag Team Championship was officially retired as a result.
NWA Mountain Empire Championship Toby Farley August 19, 2017 At ReGenesis, promoter Tony Givens announced that NWA Smoky Mountain Wrestling was leaving the NWA thus the promotion was changing their name to Innovate Wrestling and the NWA Mountain Empire Championship was officially retired as a result. Farley defeated Timmy Lou Retton to become the Interim Innovate United States Heavyweight Championship as a result.
NWA Smoky Mountain Television Championship Chris Richards August 19, 2017
AWA World Heavyweight Championship/CWA World Heavyweight Championship (American Wrestling Affiliates/Championship Wrestling Alliance) Chris Richards February 4, 2011
Innovative United States Heavyweight Championship Toby Farley May 29, 2021

Other championships
Championship Current Champion(s) Held since Days
NWA Tennessee Tag Team Championship The Heatseekers (Sigmon and Elliot Russell) June 21, 2014[14] 3,413

Roster

Current roster
Ring name Notes
Aden Cross
Arawn
Austin Tyler Morris Innovate United States Tag Team Champion
Austin West
Chance Rizer
Chase Owens
Chris Richards
Christian Cross
Cody Blades
Cooper Jones
Devon Driscoll
Dylan Wayne Sizemore
Evan Golden
Elliot Russell
Gavin Daring
Garrett Coleman
Hogan Jones
Jason Kincaid
Jax Dane
Jeff Connelly Innovate United States Heavyweight Champion
Jordan Kage Innovate United States Tag Team Champion
Lance Lude
Lenny Stratton Innovate Television Champion
Mickey Midas
Myron Reed
Nick Hammonds
Robbie Cassidy
Rob Conway
Rob Killjoy
Sigmon
Skylar Kruze
Timmy Lou Retton
Toby Farley
Travis Dykes
Travis Lee
Tyler Foshie
Tyler Thorn
Wayne Adkins
Wild Bill

Managers
Ring name Notes
Dylan Sizemore Manager
Kaela Valet
Mr. Cicero Manager of Austin West
Rob Knight Manager of Tobey Farley

Other personnel
Ring name Notes
Tony Givens Owner
Matt Rhoades Commentator

Former personnel

Male wrestlers

E. Z. Money
Sabu
Kid Kash
Caprice Coleman
Rob Conway
Johnny Punch
Bobby Eaton
Davey Richards
Adam Pearce
Ricky Morton
Wolfie D
Rhett Titus
Billy Gunn
Tracy Smothers
Chase Owens
Jason Kincaid
Angelina Love
Birth name: Ring name(s): Tenure: Notes
Brandon Blevins Skylar Kruze 2010– [15][16][17]
Jason Broyles E. Z. Money 2007, 2014–
Terry Brunk Sabu 2015 [18]
David Cash Kid Kash 2007, 2015 [17][19]
Robert Cassidy, Jr. Robbie Cassidy / The Disciple 2004–2012, 2014
Mike Cichowicz Facade 2014
Caprice Coleman Caprice Coleman 2013–2014
Rob Conway Rob Conway 2013– NWA [15][16][17][19][20][21]
Kerry Cooper Kerry Awful 2014
Harold Cox Eddie Golden 2006, 2010–2011, 2013–
Tom Demers Johnny Punch 2009
Bobby Eaton† Bobby Eaton 2007–2008
Kasey Geyer K. C. Thunder 2005–2006
Tony Givens Tony Givens 2004–2014
Jimmy Golden Bunkhouse Buck 2014
Ryan Gray Ryan Dookie 2005–2007, 2009, 2014
Frank Greco Frank the Tank 2009
Kyle Greenwood Kyle O'Reilly 2011–2013
Juan Guillen El Blue Inferno 2008
Andrew Hankinson Luke Gallows 2014
Daniel Harnsberger Dan Richards 2005
Jon Heidenreich Heidenreich 2006
Lance Hoyt Lance Hoyt 2014
Cederick Johnson Cedric Alexander 2013–2014 [20][21]
Allen Jones A.J. Styles 2005, 2008, 2015 [16]
Brian Kees Brian Logan 2008–2009
Kevin King Kole Layton King 2009–2013
Matt Korklan Matt Sydal 2015 [20][21]
Eric Maher Eddie Edwards 2014
Eric Matlock Rudy Switchblade 2009
Jacob McCarter Shynron 2013–2014 [15]
Gilberto Melendez Gypsy Joe 2006
Justin Morris Austin Tyler Morris 2015–
John Morrison John Morrison 2015 [16]
Ricky Morton Ricky Morton 2004–2005, 2008– [16][17][19]
Joey Nelson Chance Prophet 2004, 2011
James Nutter Jimmy Nutts 2014
Adam Pearce Adam Pearce 2013
Frank Parker Frank Parker 2011–2012
Tom Prichard Tom Prichard 2005
Eric Raley Shane Andrews 2006, 2012–2014
Davey Richards Davey Richards 2011–2014 [20][21]
Terry Ring Tanner Reynolds 2015–
Raymond Rowe Ray Rowe 2015 [22]
Charles Matthew Sigmon C.M. Sigmon / Sigmon 2005, 2009– [15][16][17]
Tracy Smothers† Tracy Smothers 2004–2005
Monty Sopp Billy Gunn 2013
Brandon Tate Brandon Tate 2014– [16]
Brent Tate Brent Tate 2014– [16]
William Tatum † Chase Tatum 2007
Everett Titus Rhett Titus 2014
Eddie Walker Vordell Walker 2013
David Williams David Young 2008, 2011
Wesley Williams Shane Williams 2005
Carl Wilson Sugar Dunkerton 2014
Kelly Wolfe Wolfie D 2013
Benjamin Wood Ben Woods 2009
Unknown Aaron Bolo 2013
Unknown Adam Page 2014
Unknown Ali Shabazz 2014– [16][17]
Unknown Alyx Winters 2004– [15]
Unknown Andrew Boyd 2014– [16]
Unknown Anthony Henry 2014
Unknown Arrick Andrews 2015 [22]
Unknown Axton Ray 2013, 2015 [17]
Unknown Beau James 2004–2009, 2011–2012
Unknown Benny Conley 2014– [16]
Unknown Bobo Brown 2008–2009
Unknown Brad Cash 2012–2013
Unknown Brian Compton 2005–2007
Unknown Bryan Montgomery 2015– [17]
Unknown Buddy Delmar 2009
Unknown Chase Owens 2007– [15][16][17][19]
Unknown Chris Richards 2004– [15][16][17]
Cody Clark Cody Blade 2012– [15][16]
Unknown Cody Matthews 2013 [15]
Unknown Damien Wayne 2013–2014 [15][16]
Unknown Daniel Mulligan 2012– [15][16]
Unknown Dan Morrow 2005
Unknown Danny Ray 2004–2005
Unknown Derik Billings 2011–2012
Unknown Derrick Neal 2012
Unknown Doug Gibson 2012
Unknown Eddie Browning 2006
Unknown Elliot Russell 2012– [15][16]
Unknown Eric Darkstorm 2004, 2006–2009, 2012, 2014
Unknown Fred Yehi 2013–2014
Unknown Gavin Darring 2013–2014 [15][16]
Unknown The Giant Arawn 2014– [16]
Unknown Jason Gory 2014
Unknown Jason Kincaid 2009– NWA [15][16][17][19]
Unknown Jax Dane 2014– NWA [16][17][19]
Unknown Jeff Connelly 2010– [15][16][17]
Unknown Jock Samson 2008
Unknown John Noble 2004
Unknown Jon Zavaleta 2015 [16]
Unknown Jordan Kage 2014– [16][17]
Unknown Josh Crawford 2006– [15]
Unknown J.V. Insanity 2006–2008
Unknown Keith Knox 2008–2013
Unknown Kelly Charles 2006
Unknown Ken Carson 2012
Unknown Kevin Douglas 2012
Unknown Kyle Matthews 2012
Unknown Lance Erikson 2012–2014 [15]
Unknown Lani Kia Loha 2008
Unknown Lou Marconi 2014
Unknown Mathias Grimm 2006–2007
Unknown Matt Boyce 2008
Unknown Matt Conard 2012–2014 [15]
Unknown Menace 2005–2006, 2011–2013
Unknown Michael Starr 2012– [16]
Unknown Mikey Dugger 2015– [16]
Unknown Nick Iggy 2014
Unknown Nick Hammonds 2004– [15][16][17][19]
Unknown O-Dogg 2012, 2014–2015 [16]
Unknown Onslaught 2015– [17]
Unknown Ray Idol / The Great Magnifico 2004–2014
Unknown Rex Atkins 2011
Unknown Rickey Brewer 2015
Unknown Ron Mathis 2014
Unknown Scott Cardinal 2015–
Unknown Scotty McKeever 2005–2006
Unknown Shane Daniels 2012–2013
Unknown Shane Matthews 2004–2006
Unknown Shaun Tempers 2012
Unknown Shawn Adams 2013–2014
Unknown Shawn Schultz 2006, 2008, 2011–2012, 2014– [16][17]
Unknown Shockwave the Robot 2009
Unknown Stryder 2015–
Unknown Thorn 2004–2008, 2010–
Unknown TJ Cannon 2006
Unknown Toby Farley 2015– [17]
Unknown Tony Kozina 2012–2014
Unknown 2 Damn Badd 2014
Unknown Travis Lee 2015– [17]
Unknown Trevor Lee 2014
Unknown Troy Buchanan 2011
Vince Brent Vince Brent 2009, 2012– [15][16][17]
Unknown War Machine 2004
Unknown Wayne Adkins 2004– [16]
Unknown Wild Bill 2015– [17]
Unknown Zac Vincent 2012–2014

Female wrestlers

Birth name: Ring name(s): Tenure: Notes
Tiffany Gravile Jessie Belle / Jessie Belle Smothers 2014
Rachel Kelvington Ray Lyn 2014
Lauren Ann Williams Angelina Love 2015 [20][21]
Unknown Kacee Carlisle 2014
Unknown Misty James 2011–2012
Unknown Roni Nicole 2014–2015
Unknown Saradox 2015– [17]
Unknown Sarah Lynn 2006–2007, 2009
Unknown Tasha Simone 2012

Stables and tag teams

Tag team/Stable(s) Members Tenure(s)
The Agency Dylan Wayne Sizemore, Jordan Kage, Shawn Shultz, Toby Farley, and The Heatseekers 2015–
Air America Gavin Darring and Skylar Kruze 2013–2014
The American Wolves Davey Richards and Eddie Edwards 2014
Black Hollywood Blake Broadway and Phil Brown 2014
The Bombers Big Daddy Gordy and Thorn 2004–2005, 2007
C&C Wrestle Factory Caprice Coleman and Cedric Alexander 2013
The Cabal Jason Kincaid, Chris Richards, Travis Lee and Saradox 2015–
Cruel Intentions Chris Richards and Josh Cody 2004–2005, 2011
Diamonds in the Rough David Young and Sigmon 2011
The 501st The Jin and The Super Jin 2008
G1 Nick Hammonds and Tony Givens 2010
The Heatseekers Shawn Schultz and Sigmon 2014–
The Hillbillies Mountain Goat Jack and Daniel Mulligan 2013
The Hit Squad Adam York and The Jin 2008–2010
The Illuminati Alyx Winters, Chris Richards, Chase Owens, Nick Hammonds and Tony Givens 2011–
The IronGodz Jax Dane and Rob Conway 2014
John Hawkins Promotions Jason Kincaid, Bryan Kyle, Derik Billings, Steve Fury and John Hawkins 2012–
KMF Inc. Chris Richards and Steve Fury 2006, 2008–2009
The Knights of the Round Table Chris Richards, Jeff Baker and Lukas Angel 2011
Legit Dynamite Bryan Kyle and Derik Billings 2011–2012
The Lords of K.A.O.S. Damien Wayne and Lance Erikson 2013–2014
OMF Chris Richards and Jason Kincaid 2009–2010
Parental Advisory Brian Compton and J.V. Insanity 2006–2007
The Party Boys Keith Knox and Wayne Adkins 2009, 2011–2012
Party Money Kole Layton King and Keith Knox 2013
Pineapple Express Nick Hammonds and Bryan Wayne 2009
Real Money Inc. Chase Owens and Kole Layton King 2009
Revolution X Big Daddy Freddie and Shane Daniels 2012–2013
Rhythm & Booze Buddy Delmar and Frank the Tank 2009
The Russian Assassins Russian Assassin #1 and Russian Assassin #2 2006
T-Rex Express Rex Atkins and Troy Buchanan 2011
The Tate Twins Brent Tate and Brandon Tate 2014–
Team IOU Nick Iggy and Kerry Awful 2014
The Tennessee Rednecks Chris Richards and Wayne Adkins 2006–2007, 2014
Triple Crown Adam York and Ryan Dookie 2006–2007
Varsity Shooters Society Alyx Winters and Chase Owens 2008–2009
Wayne Inc. Josh Crawford, Will Huckaby and Shawn Adams) 2013

Managers and valets

Birth name: Ring name(s): Tenure: Notes
Unknown Dylan Wayne Sizemore 2012– [16]
Unknown John Hawkins 2011–

Commentators and interviewers

Birth name: Ring name(s): Tenure: Notes
Unknown Bobby Mac 2008–2011,2014 Ring announcer
Unknown Cyrus Fees 2012 [23]
Unknown Jonathan Darwin 2015–
Unknown Matt Rhodes 2009–
Unknown Rip Elliott 2014– Ring announcer

Referees

Birth name: Ring name(s): Tenure: Notes
Smoke Carver Smoke Carver 2013– Senior referee
Brandon Cox Brandon Cox 2011–
Austin West Austin West 2011–

Other personnel

Birth name: Ring name(s): Tenure: Notes
John Moorehouse John Moorehouse Commissioner
Terry Maples Terry Maples Photographer
Will Trotter Will Trotter Digital media director
Scott Hall Scott Hall Security director
Company name to Year
Company name: Years:
Championship Wrestling Alliance 2004–2011
NWA Smoky Mountain Wrestling 2011–
Notes
† ^ Indicates they are deceased.
‡ ^ Indicates they died while they were employed with NWA Smoky Mountain Wrestling.
NWA ^ Indicates they were part of a talent exchange with the National Wrestling Alliance.
NWA-SAW ^ Indicates they were part of a talent exchange with the NWA Southern All-Star Wrestling.

The Finale

The Finale is an annual professional wrestling event held by NWA Smoky Mountain Wrestling in the month of December.

List of The Finale events, dates, locations and venues
Event Date City Venue Ref. Main Event
1 The Finale (2013) September 7, 2013 Rogersville, Tennessee National Guard Armory [24] Josh Crawford (c) vs. Vince Brent in a Steel Cage match for the NWA Mountain Empire Championship
2 The Finale (2014) December 27, 2014 Kingsport, Tennessee Civic Auditorium [25] Rob Conway (c) vs. Jason Kincaid in a singles match for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship
3 The Finale (2015) December 19, 2015 Kingsport, Tennessee Civic Auditorium [26] Jason Kincaid (c) w/ Sara Dox vs. Nick Hammonds in a Cabal Christmas Steel Cage match for the NWA Southeastern Heavyweight Championship

The Finale (2013)
The Finale (2013)
PromotionNWA Smoky Mountain Wrestling
DateSeptember 7, 2013
CityRogersville, Tennessee
VenueNational Guard Armory
The Finale chronology
← Previous
First Event		 Next →
The Finale (2014)
No. Results Stipulations
1. Sigmon defeated Elliot Russell Singles match
2. Winner: Mike Blade 10 Man Battle Royal
3. Nick Hammonds defeated Mike Blades Singles match
4. Air America (Gavin Daring and Skylar Kruze) (c) vs. The Illuminati (Chase Owens and Chris Richards) ended in a Time Limit Draw Tag Team match for the NWA Tennessee Tag Team Championships
5. Jason Kincaid (c) defeated Daniel Mulligan Singles match for the NWA Smoky Mountain Heavyweight Championship
6. Vince Brent defeated Josh Crawford (c) Steel Cage match for the NWA Mountain Empire Championship

The Finale (2014)
The Finale (2014)
PromotionNWA Smoky Mountain Wrestling
DateDecember 27, 2014
CityKingsport, Tennessee
VenueCivic Auditorium
The Finale chronology
← Previous
The Finale (2013)		 Next →
The Finale (2015)
No. Results Stipulations
1. Jason Kincaid (c) defeated Chase Owens Singles match for the NWA Southeastern Heavyweight Championship
2. Ali Shabazz defeated Daniel Mulligan Singles match
3. Nick Hammonds defeated Jeff Connelly (c) Singles match for the NWA Smoky Mountain Television Championship
4. Vince Brent defeated Jordan Kage Street Fight
5. Ricky Morton and Wayne Adkins defeated Michael Starr and O-Dog Tag team match
6. Chris Richards defeated The Giant Arawn Singles match
7. The Heatseekers (Elliot Russell and Sigmon) defeated Air America (Gavin Daring and Skylar Kruze) (c) Tag Team match for the NWA United States Tag Team Championship
8. Rob Conway (c) defeated Jason Kincaid Singles match for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship

The Finale (2015)
The Finale (2015)
PromotionNWA Smoky Mountain Wrestling
DateDecember 19, 2015
CityKingsport, Tennessee
VenueCivic Auditorium
The Finale chronology
← Previous
The Finale (2014)		 Next →
The Finale (2016)
No. Results Stipulations
1. Wild Bill defeated Octavius Black w/ Dylan Wayne Sizemore Singles match
2. Vince Brent vs. Toby Farley w/ Dylan Wayne Sizemore Singles match; Match ended in a draw
3. Ali Shabazz and Referee Austin West defeated Jordan Kage and Dylan Wayne Sizemore Tag Team match
4. The Giants of Gehenna (Chris Richards and Travis Lee) defeated Skylar Kruze and Axton Ray (c) Tag Team match for the NWA United States Tag Team Championship
5. The Heatseekers (Elliott Russell and Sigmon) defeated Jeff Connelly and Bryan Montgomery Tag team match
6. Jax Dane (c) defeated Rob Conway Singles match for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship
7. Chase Owens w/ Ricky Morton defeated Kid Kash Career vs. Career match Kash's Career and Morton's Career were on the line
8. Jason Kincaid (c) w/ Sara Dox defeated Nick Hammonds Cabal Christmas Steel Cage match for the NWA Southeastern Heavyweight Championship

See also

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