In front of a fired-up Poughkeepsie crowd, Real1 made history — not just as a champion, but as the voice of a nation. This isn’t just a title. It’s a symbol of grit, passion, and the fighting spirit of America. In a night packed with unforgettable moments, ACW: Aftershock delivered one for the history books as Real1—formerly known as Enzo Amore—was crowned the first-ever ACW National Champion.
In front of a raucous hometown crowd in Poughkeepsie, Real1 walked into the ring with swagger and walked out with a title that represents more than just wrestling. The ACW National Championship is a symbol of pride, grit, and the relentless spirit that defines American wrestling—and Real1 was the perfect embodiment of that fire.
The Fatal 4-Way for Greatness
To crown the inaugural champion, ACW assembled four competitors from across the country, each bringing a different flavor of chaos and intensity to the ring: Real1 (fka Enzo Amore), the High-flying “El Jaguar” Dante Casanova, “Big Trouble” Ben Bishop and “The Good Doctor” Landon Hale. From bell to bell, it was a nonstop battle of style, strength, and strategy. But when the dust settled, Real1 stood tall, holding the ACW National Championship high for the world to see—and for Poughkeepsie to claim.
A Title with Meaning
This isn’t just another belt. The ACW National Championship represents competition on a national scale, uniting fans from coast to coast. It’s a platform for the best to rise—and for the loudest to lead.
Don’t Miss What’s Next for Real1 ACW National Champion
Who will step up to challenge Real1? How long will he hold the crown? The answers are coming—and you won’t want to miss a second of the action.
👉 Get insider updates, ticket early access, and exclusive merch deals by signing up for the ACW newsletter today!
