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Independent wrestling promotion bringing the sport to New Jersey town for first time in over a decade

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Titan Championship Wrestling is returning professional wrestling to Spotswood, New Jersey, for the first time in nearly 11 years. Its Resurrection event is intended as a family-friendly show combining different wrestling styles and entertainment, bringing a local live event back to the area.

Former WWE wrestler Jay Tha Gawd, Joey Janela and TCW heavyweight champion Michael Fain are among those scheduled to appear. Co-promoter Charles DeLutri described Fain as an up-and-coming performer who has been with the promotion since its early days; the event starts at 7 p.m. ET at the Spotswood Columbian Club.

  • Wrestling returns to Spotswood after nearly 11 years.
  • Titan Championship Wrestling is staging its Resurrection event.
  • Jay Tha Gawd, Joey Janela and Michael Fain are due to appear.

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Independent wrestling promotions organise live professional wrestling outside the largest television companies, often staging events in local venues. Their shows can combine scripted rivalries and matches with different wrestling styles, alongside entertainment for audiences of varying ages.

Titan Championship Wrestling is a New Jersey-based promotion, and Spotswood is a town in Middlesex County. The scheduled performers include Jay Tha Gawd, who previously wrestled for WWE, Joey Janela and Michael Fain, the promotion’s heavyweight champion. Such events bring live wrestling to local audiences and give performers a platform beyond the major companies.

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