Scottywood and Frankie the Cameraman

Class of 2012

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Class of 2012

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Silent Witness

Class of 2011

Silent Witness’ name will forever be etched in HOW history for his association with the LSD Championship. He was the first pioneer of that title and his efforts helped transform the LSD division from a lower-card filler title into a respected Championship, equal to the ICON Title. Despite the LSD Division being predominantly a Hardcore Rules division, Silent Witness propelled to the forefront by using his unparalleled technical ability to force his opponents into submission. That blueprint has served him well throughout his career, as shown by his four LSD Title reigns, two Tag Team Title reigns and his standing within HOW as one of the greatest performers of all time. Arguably the greatest LSD Champion in the history of High Octane Wrestling, Silent Witness wears his self-proclaimed “LSD Legend” title as a badge of honor and continues to set the benchmark for others to try to emulate.

Ryan Faze

Class of 2011

Ryan Faze is renowned for his OOC contributions to HOW.  Always one to go above and beyond what is expected of your average handler, Faze quickly earned the respect and trust of Lee Best and the High Octane roster.  He has been one of HOW's most reliable and innovative match writers for years and his dedicated efforts behind the scenes permitted HOW to air two weekly shows for the latter half of 2009.  Faze is also known for his columns (Faze Forward, Power Rankings, Rag Sheet), HOR appearances and his commitment to leaving detailed and constructive feedback on every HOW show.  A true HOW lifer and asset to the federation.

Rob Michaels

Class of 2010

The man behind the start of the HOFC and the man that helped paved the way for the High Octane Scoring System...Rob did more for HOW OOC wise than most have done in over 8 years.

Shane Reynolds

Class of 2010

Shane Reynolds has won almost every title there is to win in HOW and has been instrumental in some of the biggest feuds HOW has ever seen and that is not even mentioning all the classic bouts he has taken part in.

From debuting as 2Xtreme Shane Reynolds to his last memorable moment at 2009's ICONIC PPV...Shane has seen and done it all here in High Octane Wrestling.

Joe Hoffman

Class of 2010

Joe Hoffman has called 99% of all the matches in High Octane Wrestling's long and storied history. He is the voice of reason on every broadcast and his professionalism is second to none. Joe is and always will be the moral center for each and every show that HOW puts on.

Big Buff Benny Newell

Class of 2010

Big Buff Benny Newell, like Hoffman, has called thousands of HOW matches, although he might not remember too many of them.

The self-proclaimed Indy Wrestling Legend is now enshrined as a true legend here in High Octane Wrestling.

Over the years Benny has been the non-sugar coating voice of HOW broadcasts and has amassed a cult like following of fans who love his drinking, his cursing, his no nonsense commentary and to some degree his sexual prowess?

Benny is and always will be a part of the history of this great company and now as a Hall of Famer the best days of Benny are surely on the way.

Maximillian Kael

Class of 2009

Maximillian Kael is a HOW Hall of Famer who has become a true leader in the locker room who leads by example and has been one of the most consistent performers that High Octane Wrestling has ever known. Kael has won numerous titles and finally won the World Title in late 2008. He owned half of HOW for a long period of time after investing a huge amount of his own money into the company. Max is known for his mind games and there is no telling just what Kael will do or say next.
 

Bobbinette Carey

Class of 2008

Bobbinette Carey is an HOW Hall of Famer that has spent her entire career being both a leader and an amazing performer. She is a multiple time LSD and Stable champion, and a former World Champion. She has represented HOW like few others and is certainly a pillar in HOW's storied history.
 

Graystone

Class of 2008

Graystone is an exemplary example of the 'elite' class in HOW's history, winning numerous titles, he is a multiple time ICON and World champion to go with several other now retired HOW titles. As a member of the Hall of Fame, Graystone has tried to 'pass the torch' so to speak by helping others also achieve greatness.

Although his tenure in HOW as a wrestler was shorter than any of the rest of the Hall of Fame class of 2005, Narcotic has made arguably the largest impact, supporting the company behind the scenes long after his career ended. One of the original members of HOW's first roster, Narcotic is a two time HOW World Champion, to go with several other championships. To this day he is instrumental in the graphical and website design of HOW, and without him HOW would be classified with the 'fisher price' companies that all covet HOW's look and success.

Mark O’Neal made a quick and sudden impact upon HOW, winning the World title mere months after his debut. A deliberate sound performer who sticks to the basics and uses them to perfection, Mark O’Neal may not be known for any amount of charisma, but his presence is felt nonetheless. O’Neal added several Tag Team title reigns as well as the Stable titles to an already great resume of two HOW World titles.
 

Chris Kostoff is quite possibly the most violent man in HOW history. Being well renowned for his sense of extreme violence and brutality, Kostoff's verbal skills are about as sadistic and brutal as his ring skills, and to his opponents that did not bode well in or out of the ring. Having heated rivalries with likes of Jatt Starr and Mark O’Neal, Kostoff claimed two HOW World Championships. Best known for his creation and leadership of the Legion of Darkness, a stable headed by some of HOW's greatest talents, like Darkwing and Mark O’Neal and Juggernaut, Kostoff will forever go down as the man who has had the most heated and personal rivalry in HOW history with owner Lee Best. Also winning the LSD title on two separate occasions to go with his two World titles, Kostoff is seen as one of the greater LSD champions.  Kostoff has always been a more silent lead by example type of man, but when he does speak all of HOW tends to listen to this true veteran and great in HOW history.
 

Lynx dominated HOW during its early years, beating the likes of Jatt Starr and Chris Kostoff to claim 2 HOW World Championships. Lynx is best known for his tenacity and resilience, in combination with his high level of ability. His feud with Kostoff is without question the most brutal and violent feud in HOW History.
 

Darkwing is one of the staple names in HOW's history and has been with the company from its very early days, going undefeated in singles matches for nearly two and half months en route to becoming the first ever HOW ICON champion. Darkwing is one of only 6 people to hold three of HOW's major titles, which includes the HOW World Championship. He also has participated in nearly of HOW's greatest matches, and has tons of other accolades on his resume as well, including being HOTv's first ever #1 ranked wrestler. Darkwing has performed many different roles for the company, from infamous performer to behind the scenes work to management, but has always been a key part of HOW one way or another. His feud with fellow Hall of Famer Jatt Starr is one of the great stories in wrestling.

Jatt Starr is arguably the greatest HOW performer of all time. He is the only man to hold the LSD, tag team, ICON and World titles at the same time, and is an HOW Grand Slam Champion. Having won nearly every HOW title belt ever made, from the Internet title to the Trans antic and ICON titles, this 3 time HOW Champion and former War Games winner is best known for his entertaining wit as well as his overwhelming success. He has partaken in some of the greatest rivalries in HOW history, his feuds with Darkwing still talked about to this day.