Kiwi Pro Wrestling
On 23 June 2006, Damage made his debut for Kiwi Pro Wrestling during their first-ever show Storm Warning. Similar to Damage's debut in NZWPW, he was part of an eight man elimination tournament to crown the first challenger to the KPW NZ Heavyweight Championship. He lost in the first round to H-Flame due to interference by Jeremiah. He became #1 contender for the KPW NZ Championship after beating H-Flame on Off The Ropes (KPW's Nation-wide TV Show). On the series finale (Episode 13 being a highlight episode) Max Damage wrestled the Championship from Inferno to become the 3rd ever KPW NZ Heavyweight Champion.
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