The disco-dancing assassin who plies his trade in Alberta says the promotion has made huge leaps in the three years that it has been in operation and hopes it can explode across the country and beyond. Fever attributes a lot of the CAWF's reasonable success to amount of talent available on the fledgling company's roster. And the CAWF definitely believes in promoting their product. They are firmly established in the Western Canadian market, performing up to five shows a week, from Manitoba to British Columbia.
Fever says there's plans to make it to Ontario, and even south of border in the very near future.
It shouldn't be too difficult. After all, the CAWF isn't a one-dimensional promotion, according to Fever. With their hand in every bag of tricks, the CAWF incorporates the traditional stylings of the old school of wrestling, but incorporates the hard-core crunch of the '90's, something, Fever says, which had to be done, judging by the number of ECW fans in Edmonton. We try to come up with our own style. We're a little more hardcore than most promotions, and a little more down to earth than others.