Micro Wrestling Federation

The Micro Wrestling Federation (MWF) is a nationally touring professional wrestling promotion featuring an entire roster of athletes under five feet tall. Founded in 2000, MWF is recognized as the longest-running organization dedicated exclusively to little person professional wrestling and has become one of the most recognizable specialty wrestling attractions in the United States. The promotion presents more than 500 live events annually while also operating its own permanent venue, the Microtorium, in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.

MWF combines the athleticism and storytelling of traditional professional wrestling with a unique presentation that has attracted audiences well beyond the wrestling community. Its performers have been featured on Discovery Channel’s Big Little Brawlers, as well as in Sports Illustrated, on Country Music Television, and through appearances connected with WWE programming. The promotion’s fast-paced, family-friendly events have helped introduce thousands of new fans to live professional wrestling.

Although based in Tennessee, the Micro Wrestling Federation is a frequent visitor to Ohio, regularly bringing its touring production to venues throughout the state. From fairs and ballparks to entertainment venues and special events, MWF has established a consistent presence in Ohio by offering fans a distinctive live wrestling experience unlike any other touring promotion.

The Micro Wrestling Federation continues to tour across the United States while expanding its audience through television, streaming, and social media. Its combination of high-energy competition, charismatic personalities, and nationwide touring schedule has made MWF one of the most successful and recognizable specialty promotions in professional wrestling.

Ohio Connection: Although headquartered in Tennessee, the Micro Wrestling Federation has strong ties to Ohio through head trainer and tour manager Cody Hawk, one of Ohio’s most respected professional wrestlers and trainers. MWF regularly tours the Buckeye State, bringing its nationally recognized brand of professional wrestling to audiences across Ohio.