Championship Wrestling from Hollywood is just days away from celebrating its 400th Episode with a Television Event at the Oceanview Pavilion in Port Hueneme, CA on January 6th. As we look forward to 400 and beyond, let’s take a look back at the very first episode of the broadcast that became Championship Wrestling from Hollywood.

Keep an eye out for some familiar faces and enjoy a glance at our program’s history. Championship Wrestling from Hollywood is set to hold its 400th Episode Television Event on Sunday, January 6th at the Oceanview Pavilion. Be there!

With the year coming to a close, Championship Wrestling From Hollywood competitors are turning their eyes toward new opportunities in 2019.  The Percival Pringle III Memorial Cup Tournament serves as a proving ground for wrestlers to compete for “Percy’s Privilege;” a guaranteed shot at any title defended within the United Wrestling Network.

At Milestone on December 9th, Championship Wrestling From Hollywood will wrap up 2018 with an epic 10-person Battle Royal to choose the final entrant for the 2019 PP3 Cup Tournament.  The winner of this whirlwind of a contest will join esteemed wrestlers who have already qualified for next year’s PP3 Cup Tournament including Steven Tresario, Bateman, Adrian Quest, Danny “Limelight” Rivera, Fidel Bravo, Dan “D-MAN” Parker, and Richie Slade.

Viewers have not seen a Battle Royal on the program since Episode 200, where El Leoniño (who was later revealed to be PP3 Cup Bearer YUMA) was crowned the victor. Along with YUMA, past winners of the PP3 Cup Tournament include stellar competitors like Rocky Romero, Dicky Mayer, Ryan Taylor, Suede Thompson, and Ricky Mandel.

Multiple illustrious titles are scattered across the United Wrestling Network, rendering the PP3 Cup Tournament a monumental opportunity.  “Percy’s Privilege” will enable one triumphant Cup Bearer to take fate into their own hands and issue a challenge for the title of their choice.  In just a matter of hours, ten eager competitors will lay it all on the line for the final spot in the PP3 Cup Tournament.  Be sure to tune in for this wild clash at Milestone to see who will enter the fray and who will leave victorious.

The United Wrestling Network in association with Championship Wrestling from Hollywood and New Japan Pro Wrestling are ecstatic to be holding an exclusive Meet & Greet with NJPW star Katsuyori Shibata on Sunday December 9th at the Oceanview Pavilion. This opportunity to meet the Japanese star will begin at 2pm with a ticket price of $30. Following the signing, the free CWFH Milestone Blockbuster Event will open doors at 3pm and seating will be assigned on a first-come first-served basis. Come out to the Oceanview Pavilion on December 9th to meet Katsuyori Shibata and enjoy the huge Blockbuster Event as Championship Wrestling from Hollywood presents Milestone!

The clouds have parted above Los Angeles and that means that it must be time for a brand new episode of Championship Wrestling from Hollywood! This week the RockNES Monsters continue their investigation of Vermin by kicking off the program against former Vermin members Ryan Taylor and Joey Ryan. Taylor hasn’t had his head on straight since the mysterious disappearance of Tomaste and this could play into the hands of BHK and YUMA. However, viewers shouldn’t count Taylor and Ryan out, as they held the Heritage Tag Team Championship while members of Vermin! Will the investigation continue smoothly for the RockNES Monsters or will former champs Ryan Taylor and Joey Ryan reunite in their winning ways?

Next we will see “The Killer Bae” Heather Monroe square off against Arizona’s Morgan. Morgan has returned to Hollywood after spending years training in the deserts of the Southwest with The Tribe. This is a welcomed challenge for Heather Monroe, who is eager to embarrass anyone who considers herself a “seasoned” competitor. Will Morgan have a successful return to Hollywood or will she be forced to tap out to the Seven Year Stretch?

In our Main Event, Willie Mack makes his first defense of the NWA National Championship against “Uptown” Andy Brown. Riding high off of the momentum of the NWA 70 event in Nashville, Mack looks to make a statement with every title defense put in front of him. Andy Brown is a worthy contender to the National Championship, having won the 2018 Red Carpet Rumble and steamrolling into big opportunities in CWFH ever since. This Main Event will be one you won’t want to miss, so make sure you catch this week’s edition of Championship Wrestling from Hollywood!

By Weston Browning

On December 9th at the Oceanview Pavillion in beautiful Port Hueneme, CA, Championship Wrestling from Hollywood will host its final Blockbuster Event of the year, Milestone. It’s no surprise that all of the matches announced are sure to be instant crowd pleasers, but one match in particular has set itself apart from the rest: the confrontation between one of Hollywood’s hottest new tag teams and one of it’s most decorated champions. “The CEO of Suederade” and 2018 PP3 Cup Bearer Suede Thompson teams up with “The Best Thing” and the winner of the United Wrestling Network’s Best of Seven Series Chris Bey (together known as Double Platinum) to face off against “Big Nasty” WATTS and a mystery partner who will be revealed Sunday.

Recently we’ve seen Double Platinum make waves on Championship Wrestling from Hollywood by launching a vicious assault on the only man to single handedly hold the United World Tag Team Championship. Hollywodwrestling.com reached out to Thompson and Bey to find out why exactly they have gone after WATTS.

“WATTS for a long time has been presented as a major player in Hollywood. We, on the other hand, have been treated like lower class citizens. We are the top players,” boasts Chris Bey, full of confidence, spite and no shortage of attitude going into their match at Milestone. “We must treat Sunday like we treat every other Sunday at home and take out the trash.” The man with the record for most Red Carpet Rumble “kills” did not take kindly to being referred to as “trash,” and when prompted for a response to Double Platinum’s comments WATTS had this to say:

“Suede and Bey came at the King but they missed. Now the King is coming with reinforcements.” Double Platinum may feel like this is a “big kid in the school yard getting jumped by the stud hoodlums” kind of situation, but if they think that taking down “Big Nasty” is going to be easy they’re in for a big surprise.

Milestone kicks off at 3 P.M. this Sunday December 9th and as always the event is FREE. Come and join in on the festivities and make sure you don’t miss out on this history-making event as Championship Wrestling from Hollywood presents Milestone!

By Bobby Rockman

This Sunday December 9th at the annual Blockbuster Television Event Milestone, the United Wrestling Network and New Japan Pro Wrestling are proud to showcase two matches featuring three Young Lions from the NJPW LA Dojo. Will they be able to impress head trainer Katsuyori Shibata as he watches on in attendance?

First, in a tag team match two tough competitors who have been making a name for themselves over the last few months Clark Connors and Alex Coughlin will team together to take on two of Championship Wrestling From Hollywood’s best: fast rising star Adrian Quest and former UWN Television Champion Ray Rosas. Connors and Coughlin were featured in a special attraction singles contest at the most recent NJPW event at the Walter Pyramid in Long Beach. Can these two sparring partners come together as one cohesive unit to take down two of the most athletic competitors in CWFH history or will Rosas and Quest “win one for the homies”?

Also in action will be Bateman, who goes one-on-one with the returning NJPW Young Lion Karl Fredericks. Considered one of the top blue chip athletes in professional wrestling today, Fredericks has always been an impressive competitor inside the squared circle. Can Karl bring glory and honor to the NJPW LA Dojo or will former Red Carpet Rumble Champion Bateman send Fredericks packing with a “Chelsea Smile”?

Join us for the Blockbuster Television Event Milestone at the Oceanview Pavillion on December 9th at 3 pm!

“I have every intention of beating Heather Monroe down and humbling her on one of the biggest events of the year,” says Ayoka Muhara, determined to make her presence felt at Milestone on December 9^th. 2018 has been a tough year for Muhara, who came back from an injured orbital bone to build tremendous momentum in the second half of the year on Championship Wrestling from Hollywood. Fans of our program haven’t seen a wrestler with the power of Ayoka since long before Heather Monroe’s rise to stardom. With the strict training regimen that Muhara has adopted in preparation for this match combined with her hard-hitting offense in the ring, all eyes will be glued to this bout to see if she will be the one to knock Heather on her hindquarters. HollywoodWrestling.com caught up with “The Killer Bae” to ask if she thinks that Ayoka just might have her number.

“Ayoka couldn’t even dream about being on my level,” snaps Monroe. “So no, she doesn’t have my number. She has strength on her side, but brains over brawn always.” Heather Monroe has used those brains to pick up some major victories in 2018 against names like Shotzi Blackheart, Zaida, and most notably Barbi Hayden on the historic United Wrestling Network broadcast from Wenzhou, China. If Heather wants to overcome the strength of her opponent, she will have to be thinking steps ahead of Ayoka or she will fall victim to the running powerslam that left Monroe laying the last time these competitors met.

Winning at Milestone will set the pace for 2019 and will be a launching pad into the next step of the winner’s career. It will be a must-win situation for Ayoka Muhara and a can’t-lose situation for Heather Monroe. Who will leave the Oceanview Pavilion with her hand raised? Make sure to be there live on December 9^th as Championship Wrestling from Hollywood presents Milestone!