Federations

Active 1996–2014 · Hybrid · FWrestling

Crash TV from 2000, then Brawl and Reloaded to 2014, with the Ultratitle seasons and Wrestlebowl; roots in the UWA and AAWC back to 1996.

Active 1997–2016 · Roleplay · Primetime Central

A roleplay fed from 1997 to 2016, with 348 shows and the full run of its rosters, teams and titles.

Active 1998–2009 · Roleplay

Wednesday Warfare and Sunday Slaughter from 1998, Monday Night Ruahh~! and Uprising from 2003, the Disney era to the end of 2005 and the reAction return of 2009, with the Survivor tournaments along the way.

Active 1999–2006 · Roleplay · Primetime Central

Wednesday Night Universal, then Underground, and Sunday Afternoon Supremacy from January 2002 to August 2006, carrying on the GIWF and the IWF before it.

Active 1999–2003 · Hybrid · Primetime Central, FedWars, Wrestleonline

Cyberspace Championship Wrestling in three eras, 1999 to 2003: 123 shows, nearly 400 characters, and the champions of an early FedWars fed.

Active 2000–2001, 2009–2011 · Roleplay

Dream Wrestling Federation in two runs, 2000-01 and 2009-10: 80 shows, the roster and champions, and a Hall of Fame of 11.

Active 2000–2002 · Roleplay · Primetime Central, Wrestleonline

Two runs of an e-fed: the independent FSW of 2000 and 2001 (weekly Glory and Maximum Velocity, with pay-per-views) and its 2002 return on Wrestleonline.

Active 2000–2004 · Roleplay · Primetime Central, FedWars, Wrestleonline

The oldest fed in the museum: weekly Fusion and Turmoil from September 2000 to April 2004.

Active 2000–2003, 2005–2012 · Roleplay · Primetime Central, FedWars

Meltdown from 2001, dormant through 2003 and 2004, then WorldWide from 2005 until it closed in 2012.

Active 2000–2026 · Roleplay

A fed in several runs from 2000 to 2026: 259 shows, the roster and champions, and a Hall of Fame of 39.

Active 2001–2004 · Roleplay

A roleplay fed that opened in February 2001: weekly Showdown and Wednesday Night War shows, monthly pay-per-views.

Active 2001–2003 · Hybrid · Primetime Central, Revolution Studios, Wrestleonline

A Canadian e-fed in three eras, reopened in 2001, relaunched in June 2002 and moved to Revolution Studios in December 2002: its shows, news, roleplays, title histories and roster survive.

Active 2002 · Angle · Primetime Central, Wrestleonline

Weekly Slam from February to September 2002, with Crowning Glory, Head on Collision, Ascension and By Any Means Necessary.

Active 2002–2004 · Angle

An angle fed: weekly Pressure Point and monthly pay-per-views, written in summary style, from March 2002 to April 2004.

Active 2002–2003 · Angle · eWe

An angle fed of 2002 and 2003: Sunday Night Flaw and the ReLoad pay-per-view in spring 2002, then Flaw on Showtime, Malevolence, Payback and Double Or Nothing from April to September 2003.

Active 2002–2003 · Angle · Primetime Central, Wrestleonline

Brian C's puroresu fed among the PTC feds: Ikusa from April 2002, PURE v2.0 with the Gekito house shows, then UPN, Axcess and the Final Destinies pay-per-view at the Tokyo Dome in March 2003.

Active 2002 · Roleplay · Primetime Central, Wrestleonline

Weekly Adrenaline from May to October 2002, with the Ignition and Crossroads pay-per-views.

Active 2002–2004 · Angle · FedWars, eWe

An angle fed on the eWe network: weekly Legends and a pay-per-view every month from July 2002 into 2004, with tours of England, Japan and Australia.

Active 2002–2011 · Roleplay · Primetime Central

Weekly Courage in three eras: 2002 to 2003, the 2004 to 2006 revival, and the 2009 to 2011 return, with a European tour in 2010 and a run in Mexico in 2011.

Active 2002–2003 · Hybrid · Primetime Central, Wrestleonline

A Wrestleonline fighting fed from November 2002: three weekly Jurisdiction shows in December, then a relaunch as a cage-fighting promotion in São Paulo announced for January 2003.

Active 2003 · Angle · Wrestleonline

Weekly PWC TV from February to June 2003, with Capitol Punishment and Last Man Standing.

Active 1999–2007 · Hybrid · Primetime Central

Founded in 1999 as the Global Wrestling Federation, with weekly Fusion and Evolution through to its last shows in December 2007.

Active 2003–2004 · Roleplay · Primetime Central

Owned and run by Pete of Primetime Central: weekly Adrenaline from Charlotte, November 2003 to July 2004.

Active 2005–2012 · Roleplay · Primetime Central

Number One By Definition. Weekly ReVolution from 2005 until the farewell tour of 2012.

Active 2005–2006 · Roleplay · Primetime Central

A Primetime Central roleplay fed: weekly Fresh! from the Zero To Hero tournament in May 2005 to Triangles in November 2006, with the summer 2006 split into Fresh!east and Fresh!west.

Active 2005–2010 · Roleplay · Primetime Central

Opened as FUSE with Wired in November 2005 and became Sin City Championship Wrestling in February 2008.