List of former Major League Wrestling personnel explained

This is a list of former employees of the professional wrestling promotion Major League Wrestling. Launched in 2002, Major League Wrestling would air locally in Florida and hold major shows in the style of pay-per-views which would run for two hours. After going on an extended hiatus in 2004, Major League Wrestling would run live shows featuring top independent talent worldwide beginning again in 2017 and following the success of their live shows would obtain a one-hour television show named Fusion which currently airs on BeIN Sports as well as their YouTube channel. This list is organized alphabetically by the wrestlers' real family names. In the case of wrestlers originating from Spanish-speaking countries, who most often have two surnames, the paternal (first) surname is used.

Male wrestlers

Birth name:	Ring name(s):	Tenure:	Notes
	Bill Alfonso	sort	2003
	Mike Awesome	sort	2002–2003	^[1] ^[2] ^[3]
Edward Annis	Teddy Hart	2018-2019	^[4]
	MVP	sort	2017-2018
	Prince Nana	sort	2002
	Michael Shane	sort	2003–2004	^[5]
	Sonjay Dutt	sort	2003–2004	^[6] ^[7]
	Joey Styles	sort	2003–2004
	CM Punk	sort	2003
	EZ Money	sort	2002
	Sabu	sort	2002–2004	^[8]
	Chris Candido	sort	2002
	M-Dogg 20	sort	2004
	Michael Modest	sort	2004
	Monsta Mack	sort	2003
	Jeff Cobb	sort	2017-2018
	Chad Collyer	sort	2004
	Eddie Colón	sort	2003
	D-Lo Brown	sort	2003
	Steve Corino	sort	2002–2004
	Christopher Daniels	sort	2002–2003
	James Storm	2018	^[9]
	B-Boy	sort	2003
	Bryan Danielson	sort	2004
	Ricky Reyes	sort	2004
	Masada	sort	2002–2003
	Ekmo	sort	2003
Fénix	Rey Fénix	2018-2019
Maxwell Friedman	Maxwell Jacob Friedman/MJF	2018-2020	^[10]
	Fuego Guerrero	sort	2002–2003
	Devon Storm	sort	2002
	Francine	sort	2003
	The Sandman	sort	2002–2003
	Terry Funk	sort	2002–2004
	Juventud Guerrera	sort	2003
	Jake Hager	sort	2017-2018
	Hack Meyers	sort	2002
	John Hennigan	sort	2017-2018
	Ikuto Hidaka	sort	2002–2003
	Vampiro	sort	2002–2004
	Super Crazy	sort	2002
	Shocker	sort	2002
	Joey Janela	sort	2017-2018
Samuel Johnston	Sami Callihan	2017-2019
	Matt Rite / Matt Martel	sort	2003–2004
	Simon Diamond	sort	2002–2004	^[11]
Kevin Kesar	Killer Kross	2020
Eric Koenreich	Erick Stevens	2020
	Satoshi Kojima	sort	2002–2003
	Jerry "The King" Lawler	sort	2003
	Raven	sort	2003–2004
	Roderick Strong	sort	2004
	Paul London	sort	2003
	Mafia	sort	2003
	Jerry Lynn	sort	2002–2004
	Super Dragon	sort	2003
	Shane Douglas	sort	2002
James McAhren	Jimmy Havoc	2017-2020
	Dark Fuego	sort	2004
	Pete Wilson	sort	2004
Timothy Moura	Timothy Thatcher	2019
	Taiyo Kea	sort	2002
	NOSAWA	sort	2002–2003
Pentagón Jr.	Pentagón Jr.	2018-2019
	Puma	sort	2004
	Seth Petruzelli	sort	2017-2018
	P.J. Walker	sort	2003
	Joel Maximo	sort	2002–2004
	Jose Maximo	sort	2002–2004
	Matt Riddle	sort	2017-2018
	Rocky Romero	sort	2004
	Afterburn	sort	2002
	Kid Romeo	sort	2003
	Dusty Rhodes	sort	2002
	Dick Togo	sort	2002
	Joe Seanoa	sort	2003
	Mike Shane	sort	2004
	Todd Shane	sort	2004
	Abdullah the Butcher	sort	2003
	Norman Smiley	sort	2002–2004
Samuel Johnston	Sami Callihan	2017-2019
Jacob Southwick	Fulton	sort	2017-2018
	Austin Aries	sort	2017
	Tony Mamaluke	sort	2003
	Chris Hero	sort	2004
	Kenzo Suzuki	sort	2003
	Masato Tanaka	sort	2003
	The Wall	sort	2002
	Mikey Whipwreck / Young Dragon #2	sort	2003
	"Dr. Death" Steve Williams	sort	2002–2003	^[12]
	TJ Wilson	sort	2004
	Barry Windham	sort	2003
	Julio Dinero / Julio Fantastico	sort	2002
	C. W. Anderson	sort	2002–2004
	Jimmy Yang	sort	2002–2003

Notes
^† Indicates they are deceased.
^‡ Indicates they died while they were employed with Major League Wrestling.

Commentators

• Rich Bocchini
• Jim Cornette
• A.J. Kirsch
• Saint Laurent
• Tony Schiavone
• Matt Striker

Notes and References

1. Book: Hornbaker, Tim . 2012 . Legends of Pro Wrestling: 150 Years of Headlocks, Body Slams, and Piledrivers . New York . Sports Publishing . 978-1613210758 .
2. Web site: Major League Wrestling: The Rise and Fall of the Hybrid Underground . https://web.archive.org/web/20160822173903/http://www.ign.com/blogs/xspenance/2013/10/28/major-league-wrestling-the-rise-and-fall-of-the-hybrid-underground . dead . August 22, 2016 . October 28, 2013 . .
3. Web site: MLW World Heavyweight Title . 2003 . Puroresu Dojo . Wrestling-Titles.com.
4. Web site: Teddy Hart released. MLW.com. 2019-12-06. MLW: Major League Wrestling®. en-US. 2020-03-01.
5. Web site: MLW: Major League Wrestling a look back . George, Justin . August 14, 2013 . LastWordOnSports.com .
6. Web site: MLW World Junior Heavyweight Title . 2003 . Puroresu Dojo . Wrestling-Titles.com.
7. News: Karerat, Raif . October 16, 2015 . Indian fans are probably the rowdiest of the rowdy: Indian American pro wrestler Sonjay Dutt . The American Bazaar .
8. Web site: Sabu Profile. Online World of Wrestling.
9. Web site: 411Mania.
10. Web site: While my time with @MLW is over I can assure you the Dynasty will live on....forever. I had the best tan btw, it's just the camera angle.pic.twitter.com/tSHszAkd4d. Friedman ™️. Maxwell Jacob. 2020-01-13. @The_MJF. en. 2020-03-01.
11. Web site: MLW Global Tag Team Crown. 2003. Wrestling-Titles.com. Puroresu Dojo.
12. Book: Williams, Steve . "Dr. Death" Steve Williams . 2013 . Steve Williams: How Dr. Death Became Dr. Life . New York . Sports Publishing . 978-1613215173 .