HISTORY

Founded by the enigmatic and mysterious Stranger X, Fed X was launched on January 1, 2003 with the business governance operated by a team of experienced commissioners known as The Powerbase. At the launch that team consisted of Lars Magnuson, Richard Grayson and Sneaky Jensen.

Originally conceived as a renegade federation within the Wrassle network, as Fed X rose to prominence in the wrestling world The Powerbase chose to sever their relationship with Wrassle and to break out on their own.

With Wrassle’s closure, and Fed X‘s hiatus from promoting due to legal challenges, the Smartest Man In Wrestling Marlowe saw an opportunity. In 2015, he secretly used the finances of one of his clients to acquire Fed X and all its assets.

Shortly after Fed X‘s re-emergence as a wrestling brand in 2020, Marlowe succumbed to a battle with cancer. It was in the wake of this terrible loss that his estate’s executor revealed that the owner of the company was Alan Scott. This marked a new direction for the company, as Alan stepped back from his other business pursuits and invested his time in rebuilding the brand.

Since that time Federation X has returned to its former status as the global wrestling brand, acting as a governing body for territories from across North America, and around the world. Under Alan’s guidance longtime wrestling territories like CCW, MAW, SHOW and CWA resurfaced, while new territories like CRW, MGW, BWA and UKEW emerged.

In 2025 the CEO quietly started a reorganization of the company and its subsidiaries. These changes positioned Fed X as the international brand for all territories operating under the new entity name of Cyberslam. This means that the company can and does host cards globally, despite having a corporate home base in Toronto, Canada.

The CEO has been known to appoint interim (*) CEO status to other commissioners from across the Cyberslam network from time to time. This puts the direction of the Fed X brand temporarily under their control.