"CoolRock" Chris Hagstrom
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 210 lbs.
Hometown: Chicago, IL
Positions: Promoter, Executive Producer, Color Commentator
Bio: Chris Hagstrom has been with All American Pro Wrestling since 2007 as a ring announcer, but over the past year and a half, he has taken a small, local wrestling company and turned it into a regional powerhouse.
After an AAPW event in October of 2010, Hagstrom began thinking why can't AAPW have TV? The wheels were set in motion and after 9 months of planning, filming, editing, and meeting with investors and sponsors, All American Pro Wrestling made its television debut on ABC affiliate WSIL on September 3, 2011.
Much of Hagstrom's spare time has been put into getting AAPW on TV. He has also taken many other backstage rolls including webmaster, director of social media, executive producer, photographer, and graphic designer just to name a few. Thanks to his connections with the media, AAPW has also garnered much more attention online, on the radio, in newspapers, and of course television.
Recently AAPW Owner Sean Chambers decided to step down as promoter and named Hagstrom as his successor. What does the future hold for Hagstrom and All American Pro Wrestling? Only time will tell.
Weight: 210 lbs.
Hometown: Chicago, IL
Positions: Promoter, Executive Producer, Color Commentator
Bio: Chris Hagstrom has been with All American Pro Wrestling since 2007 as a ring announcer, but over the past year and a half, he has taken a small, local wrestling company and turned it into a regional powerhouse.
After an AAPW event in October of 2010, Hagstrom began thinking why can't AAPW have TV? The wheels were set in motion and after 9 months of planning, filming, editing, and meeting with investors and sponsors, All American Pro Wrestling made its television debut on ABC affiliate WSIL on September 3, 2011.
Much of Hagstrom's spare time has been put into getting AAPW on TV. He has also taken many other backstage rolls including webmaster, director of social media, executive producer, photographer, and graphic designer just to name a few. Thanks to his connections with the media, AAPW has also garnered much more attention online, on the radio, in newspapers, and of course television.
Recently AAPW Owner Sean Chambers decided to step down as promoter and named Hagstrom as his successor. What does the future hold for Hagstrom and All American Pro Wrestling? Only time will tell.
