Where it all began..

DOA Wrestling was the brain child of founder Alec Burnitt who for sometime had been looking to create a unique wrestling company offering value for money family entertainment.  After months of hard work, he turned the idea of DOA into a reality with the launch of its first show at the United Services club in his hometown of March, Cambridgeshire in 2013.  It was a packed show with the first set of DOA champions being crowned, Special Edition (Kip Sabian and Brad Slayer) became the tag team champions, meanwhile Zac Zodiac was crowned the first ever DOA Heavyweight Champion.  This show built the foundations of DOA and for the first year of operation, The United Services Club in March was the home of DOA with all shows coming from there. 

It was not until November 2014 when DOA started to branch out to other areas and started to run shows in Suffolk, slowly building up a loyal following.  In 2015, DOA arrived in Great Yarmouth for the first time, a town that it would later go on to call home, although things have changed a lot since then.  DOA used to be held in the Lichfield Community Centre whilst it started to grow a local following.  In the years that followed it started to out grow the venue and that is when it moved to the current venue in Great Yarmouth, the quirky Drill House.  

Over the years, DOA has continued to expand and has been consistent in offering top value entertainment to audiences across Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire.  In addition to consistent home grown talent, a number of UK and over seas stars have featured on DOA shows including - Jody Fleisch, Doug Williams, Jonny Storm, Luke Hawx and Hernandez.  

Today, DOA has built up a colorful and action packed history and has five official championships - Heavyweight, Woman's, Adrenaline, Tag Team and Pandemonium.  The shows are broadcast by FITE, and feature a range of regular consistent DOA talent along with guests from across the country and beyond.  A milestone show came at the Drill House in Great Yarmouth on the 7th October 2023 when DOA celebrated its 10 year anniversary in front of a packed audience.     

Heavyweight championship history

Zak Knight
LJ Heron
Cy Gregory
Richard Parliament
Scott Fusion
Damien
​Doug Williams
Ash Draven
Peter Nixon
Danny Darko
Brad Slayer
Winston
Brett Semtex
Big Joe
​Sullivan King
Hex
Brad O'Brien
Sunset Skip

ADRENALINE CHAMPIONSHIP

Alex Young
Peter Nixon
Ash Draven
The Banker Marc Lloyd
Ali-Ok
Jody Fleisch
Ashley Dunn
Kelly Sixx
Dexter
CJ Carter
AJ Boogie Benjamin
Cali Gray
​Ty Hazard
​AJ Boogie Benjamin (2)
​Furio
​Robbie X
Dillon Slade
​Sir Ryan Matthews
​Vinnie Kray

WOMENS CHAMPIONSHIP

Miss Mina
Penelope
Saraya Knight
Lady Lory
Voodoo Queen Amarah
Nightshade
Voodoo Queen Amarah (2)
Charlie Morgan (formerly Penelope) (2)
Addy Starr
Maddison Miles
Vanessa
Leia Elise
Princess
Leia Elise (2)
Artemis
​Leia Elise (3)

Tag team championships

Special Edition (Kip Sabian & Brad Slayer)
Kip Sabian & Peter Nixon
The Bourne Starrs (Joey Ozbourne & Mitchell Starr)
Oblivion (Dowan & Dracuul)
BG Thrilliams & Peace
Oblivion (Dowan & Dracuul) (2)
The Ruckers (Nick Andreas & Jordan Wade)
The Rebellion (Taylor James & Jack Toreno)
The Forgotten (Jack E. Hyde & HeX)
The Rebellion (Taylor James & Jack Toreno) (2)
Danny Darko & Big Joe
The Lads (Alex Ecco & Ben Jones)
The Wylde Kings (Rexx Wylde & Sullivan King)
The Lads (Alex Ecco & Ben Jones) (2)
The Wylde Kings (Rexx Wylde & Sullivan King) (2)
Danny Darko & Dillon Slade
The N.L.P (Crowley & Mitch Basher)
​Hot & HeXy (Hotstuff & HeX)
​The Farrell Family

PANDEMONIUM CHAMPIONSHIP

Xander
The Banker Marc Lloyd
Xander (2)
Ali-Ok
Danny Darko
Damien
Big Joe
Lord Steven Farrell
HeX
Jack E. Hyde
​Hex (2)
Artemis
Sir Ryan Matthews
​Danny Darko
Sassy Bear Clarence
Moldark