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Dan Maff

Daniel Lopez (born October 28, 1973), better known by his ring name Dan Maff, is an American professional wrestler renowned for his powerhouse style and extensive career on the independent circuit. Maff debuted in 1999 and quickly rose to prominence in the Northeast independent scene, particularly with (JAPW) and (ROH), where he formed the hardcore Da Hit Squad alongside Monsta Mack. He captured the twice with BJ Whitmer—on May 15, 2004, and February 19, 2005—establishing himself as a key figure in ROH's early tag division. His in-ring persona, often billed as "The Badass," emphasized brutal brawling and high-impact maneuvers like the Burning Hammer, earning him a reputation for intense, physical matches across promotions such as (CZW), Pro Wrestling Syndicate (PWS), and even a stint in (NJPW) in 2011. Following a in March 2005 due to injuries and personal challenges, Maff returned to the ring in , revitalizing his career with multiple heavyweight and title reigns in regional promotions. Over the years, he has secured over 20 championships, including the JAPW Heavyweight Championship (multiple times), , and ICW World Heavyweight Championship. As of November 2025, Maff remains an active freelancer at age 52, holding the WXW Heavyweight Championship (since September 29, 2024), ACE Tag Team Championship with Shawn Donovan (since March 29, 2025), and WAW Grand Championship (since April 26, 2024), while competing in events for organizations like Maple Leaf Pro-Wrestling and WrestlePro. His enduring presence underscores his status as a of the American independent wrestling landscape.

Early life and training

Background and debut

Daniel Lopez, better known by his ring name Dan Maff, was born on October 28, 1973, in Newark, New Jersey. Lopez entered the professional wrestling industry in 1999, debuting under the ring name "Mafia" in his first recorded match on August 29 of that year. He initially competed as "Mafia" and "Mafia Mack" during his early independent circuit appearances before transitioning to the ring name "Dan Maff" in 2003.

Initial training

Dan Maff began his formal wrestling training in late 1998 at the Jersey All Pro Wrestling (JAPW) Training School, marking the start of his preparation for a professional career. After several months of foundational work there, he transitioned to 's renowned facility, The Doghouse, in , where he honed his skills under the guidance of Homicide and . This period of intensive training, culminating in early 1999, laid the groundwork for Maff's entry into the ring. During his time at The , Maff developed a distinctive powerhouse wrestling style, emphasizing raw strength and aggressive execution over technical finesse. His training focused on building proficiency in brawling techniques, which allowed him to dominate through relentless physicality and crowd-engaging intensity, as well as high-impact that showcased his 280-pound frame. A signature element of this style became the Burning Hammer, a brutal inverted death valley driver finisher adapted from strong style influences, which Maff mastered as his primary go-to for securing victories. As Maff progressed, he earned the moniker "The Bayonne Badass," reflecting his tough, no-nonsense persona rooted in his New Jersey origins near . This nickname encapsulated the gritty, street-smart edge instilled during his initial preparation, setting him apart as a formidable presence in the independent scene.

Professional wrestling career

Da Hit Squad formation

In 1999, following the completion of his training at the , Dan Maff adopted the Mafia and partnered with fellow trainee Monsta Mack to form the Da Hit Squad on the independent circuit. The duo, both hailing from the area, quickly established themselves as a formidable unit, leveraging their shared background in intense, physical preparation to create a cohesive . Da Hit Squad made their initial appearances in (JAPW) and other regional independents throughout late 1999, competing in multi-man tags and standard bouts that showcased their chemistry. Their team style emphasized brawling and hard-hitting power moves, drawing from their powerhouse training roots to dominate opponents through relentless aggression and wild exchanges. This approach allowed them to assert dominance in the tri-state area's indie scene, positioning them as repeat offenders in brutal, crowd-pleasing encounters. By 1999-2000, Da Hit Squad pursued their first significant title opportunities, challenging established teams in JAPW for the championships and building momentum through high-stakes matches that highlighted their physicality. These early pursuits solidified their reputation as a disruptive force, setting the stage for greater success in the promotion.

Jersey All Pro Wrestling tenure

Dan Maff debuted in (JAPW) in 1999 as part of the Da Hit Squad alongside Monsta Mack, quickly establishing themselves as a dominant force in the promotion's tag division through their hard-hitting brawling style. Over the next four years, Da Hit Squad rose to prominence, capturing the JAPW Tag Team Championship multiple times and engaging in intense rivalries that highlighted their street-fight oriented matches, solidifying Maff's reputation as a tough, no-nonsense competitor in the independent scene. Their tenure from 1999 to 2003 marked a period of consistent success, with Maff's performances contributing to JAPW's growing popularity during the early indy boom. In 2003, Maff transitioned to a singles role and formed the stable La Familia, aligning with The Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (EC Negro and KC Blade) to dominate JAPW's heavyweight landscape and protect his interests amid escalating threats from rivals. This group provided Maff with strategic backing during his JAPW Heavyweight Championship pursuits, emphasizing loyalty and brute force in storylines that played into his Mafia persona. A major feud developed with , rooted in personal and professional tensions, featuring brutal matches that escalated into backstage confrontations and culminated in Maff's abrupt retirement in March 2005 after Homicide publicly threatened to promotions booking Maff, forcing JAPW to part ways with him and vacate the heavyweight title. During his initial 2003 heavyweight title run, Maff delivered standout defenses that showcased his resilience, including a successful retention against Slyk Wagner Brown in April, where he overcame interference from La Familia rivals to secure the victory via pinfall. Another pivotal match came in December at JAPW Seasons Beatings, where Maff reclaimed the title in a three-way bout against champion and , pinning Lawler after a chaotic exchange of high-impact maneuvers. These performances underscored Maff's peak as a main event draw, blending technical prowess with hardcore elements central to JAPW's identity. Maff returned to JAPW in 2009 following a brief hiatus, competing in high-profile events and recapturing the title, notably defending it against in November with a hard-fought submission victory that reignited his in the promotion. His post-return appearances emphasized veteran and alliances with longtime partners, culminating in his induction into the JAPW Hall of Fame in as part of Da Hit Squad, recognizing his foundational contributions to the company's and singles divisions from the late 1990s onward.

Ring of Honor early involvement

Dan Maff made his (ROH) debut on February 23, 2002, at the inaugural event The Era of Honor Begins, where he, performing under the ring name as part of Da Hit Squad alongside Monsta Mack, defeated The Christopher Street Connection in a match. This appearance marked his entry into ROH following his established base in , providing a platform to showcase his hard-hitting style on a larger independent stage. In mid-2003, Maff transitioned by aligning with ' dominant faction, , adopting the ring name Dan Maff and serving as its enforcer or "assassin." This affiliation positioned him as a key antagonist within ROH storylines, often clashing with top competitors while advancing 's agenda of control over the promotion. As part of the group, Maff began regular tag team partnerships, particularly with , forming a formidable duo that emphasized brutal, high-impact maneuvers. Together, they captured the twice—first briefly during a Challenge on May 15, 2004, and again on February 19, 2005, by defeating Ricky Reyes and . Their teamwork highlighted Maff's power-based offense, including signature moves like the Burning Hammer, in defenses against teams such as and Generation Next. Maff's tenure also involved intense rivalries, including multi-man encounters with ROH World Champion , such as a four-way match on July 17, 2004, at Reborn: Completion also featuring Daniels and Mo Sexton. These bouts underscored The Prophecy's challenges to Danielson's technical mastery and championship reign, blending faction warfare with personal stakes. A pivotal moment came at Glory by Honor III on September 11, 2004, where Maff and Whitmer prevailed in an Ultimate Endurance scramble cage match, eliminating multiple teams including The Carnage Crew and Generation Next to earn a title opportunity. Maff's final ROH appearance before his departure occurred on March 12, 2005, at Back to Basics, where he and Whitmer retained the tag titles against and in a hard-fought contest.

First retirement

In March 2005, Dan Maff announced his retirement from following the culmination of his intense feud with in (JAPW). The feud, which had been building throughout late 2004 and early 2005, highlighted Maff's status as JAPW Heavyweight Champion but ended amid escalating tensions. The primary circumstances surrounding Maff's departure stemmed from a legitimate and acrimonious falling out with , his longtime trainer and rival, who publicly declared he would refuse to appear for any promotion booking Maff, effectively sidelining him from major independent circuits. This personal conflict was compounded by the cumulative physical toll of Maff's hard-hitting strong style matches over nearly a decade, including nagging knee issues that had worsened from repeated high-impact maneuvers and brawls. On March 24, 2005, JAPW vacated the Heavyweight Championship Maff had held since 2004, marking the official end of his active run with the promotion. Maff's retirement hiatus extended until 2008, though he made a one-off appearance in on October 8, 2005, unsuccessfully challenging for the IWA Puerto Rico Heavyweight Championship. During this period, he prioritized recovery from injuries and addressed personal and professional fallout. In the immediate aftermath, the wrestling community speculated on his future, with promotional hints teasing his potential comeback. This extended break allowed Maff to reflect on his career while the independent scene adjusted to his absence, paving the way for renewed interest in his hard-edged persona.

Independent circuit return

Following his first retirement, Maff focused on recovering from the physical toll of his early career, including injuries from high-impact matches. He made a gradual return to the in late 2008, debuting with (JAPW) on October 18, where he and Rhino defeated Danny Demanto and Grim Reefer in a match. This appearance marked the beginning of sporadic bookings across Northeast promotions, emphasizing his power-based style in both singles and tag formats. In 2009, Maff solidified his JAPW comeback with key victories, including a win over on May 9 at the Holy Ouch II event, showcasing his resilience in environments. He captured the JAPW Heavyweight Championship on June 27 in Jersey City, defeating inside a steel cage match to claim his third reign with the title. Maff defended the belt successfully against challengers like on November 21, holding it for 511 days until losing it in a four-way match on November 20, 2010. These feuds highlighted his veteran presence, often involving brutal stipulations that reinforced his credentials. Maff expanded his independent work into 2011, winning the vacant ICW Heavyweight Championship on August 19 by defeating Danny Demanto in the tournament final after earlier victories over Azrieal and Devon Moore. In May 2011, Maff took part in New Japan Pro-Wrestling's Invasion Tour in the United States, where he competed in matches and participated in the tournament, losing in the first round to on May 13. He retained the ICW title against competitors including on October 29 and held it for 407 days until dropping it to on September 29, 2012. This run featured intense defenses that blended technical with brawling, further establishing him as a reliable draw for title pursuits. Throughout the 2010s up to 2018, Maff's schedule remained intermittent, with appearances in promotions like Northeast Wrestling (NEW), Beyond Wrestling, and (WXW), where he competed in multi-man bouts and contests. Notable examples include his 2013 WXW stint, where he defeated Joe Gomez on July 21 to win the Ultimate Survival Title after a prior tag loss with on June 29. In Beyond Wrestling, he reunited with Monsta Mack as Da Hit Squad for the GIGANTIC event on May 29, 2016, engaging in high-energy tag warfare. These outings, often against rising talents, helped cultivate his image as a hardcore veteran mentor, prioritizing hard-hitting narratives over frequent bookings. By 2018, Maff's selective schedule had cemented his legacy in the Northeast indie scene for durability and impactful performances.

Ring of Honor second stint

In November 2019, Dan Maff returned to for the first time since 2005, appearing at the ROH The Experience event on November 2, where he teamed with members of — and PCO—to successfully defend the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship against , , and in a fan-voted match. The following night at ROH Unauthorized on November 3, Maff competed in his return singles match against PCO, showcasing a hard-hitting style that highlighted his veteran presence and drew positive reception from the promotion. Following the strong performance against PCO, announced on November 11, 2019, that Maff had signed a full-time two-year contract with the promotion, marking a significant commitment to his comeback after years on the independent circuit. This deal positioned Maff as a key roster addition, leveraging his experience from earlier ROH runs and recent indie momentum to bolster the midcard and tag division. During his second stint, Maff engaged in notable feuds and tag team opportunities, including an initial rivalry with PCO that extended to on-screen confrontations, such as a post-match standoff on the November 25, 2019, episode of ROH Wrestling after Maff joined Villain Enterprises in a six-man tag victory. He later formed a temporary alliance with Jeff Cobb, challenging established teams like the Briscoe Brothers; on the March 25, 2020, episode of ROH Wrestling, Cobb and Maff fell to the Briscoes in a high-impact tag match that emphasized Maff's brawling prowess against veteran opponents. Additional tag work included partnering with Cobb against Villain Enterprises on the January 6, 2020, episode, further integrating Maff into ongoing storylines with ROH's top heavyweights. Maff's time with ROH concluded abruptly when his profile was removed from the promotion's official website in late October 2020, coinciding with internal restructuring and roster adjustments amid broader organizational changes. This departure ended his second stint after less than a year of active competition, during which he contributed to several key events and television tapings.

Recent independent appearances

Following his second stint with Ring of Honor concluding in 2020, Dan Maff transitioned to a full-time freelance role on the independent circuit, increasing his bookings across multiple promotions. Maff has appeared regularly in WrestlePro events in recent years, competing in events such as the April 29 Anarchy show where he participated in a four-way TLC match for the WrestlePro Gold Title, and the September 21, 2025 Killer Smokeshow event alongside tag partner Shawn Donavan. His appearances in Warriors of Wrestling (WOW) have highlighted his powerhouse style, including a victory over at the October 5, 2024 Come Out To Play event. In Pro-Wrestling (MLP), he engaged in intense bouts, notably facing PCO in a House of Pain match at the July 5, 2025 Resurrection event in . Key highlights from 2023 to 2025 include Maff's win over in a singles match at WOW's New Breed on March 15, 2025, in . He also competed against KC Navarro in a singles match at Phantom Six Wrestling's on May 4, 2025. As of November 2025, Maff operates as a , forming alliances such as with Chris Benne in , where they executed a post-match beatdown on Tony Booze and Mike Datello following a July 17, 2025 event.

Championships and accomplishments

Tag team titles

Throughout his career, Dan Maff has captured multiple championships, most notably as part of the Da Hit Squad alongside Monsta Mack during the early . In (JAPW), Maff and Monsta Mack won the JAPW Tag Team Championship on seven occasions between 2000 and 2010, with their first reign beginning on November 17, 2000, and lasting 182 days. Their subsequent JAPW title victories occurred on June 3, 2001 (42 days), July 7, 2001 (42 days), August 24, 2001 (252 days), August 10, 2002 (161 days), January 18, 2003 (7 days), and December 10, 2010 (1 day). Maff also secured the JCW Tag Team Championship once with Monsta Mack on April 22, 2000, holding it for 259 days. In the USA Pro Wrestling promotion, the duo claimed the USA Pro Tag Team Championship twice: first on June 3, 2001, for 42 days, and again on February 16, 2002, for 112 days. With as part of stable in (ROH), Maff won the twice—on May 15, 2004 (less than one day) and February 19, 2005 (37 days). On the independent circuit, Maff and Monsta Mack captured additional titles, including the WXW Tag Team Championship twice (May 27, 2001, for 47 days; February 10, 2002, for 152 days) and the ICW Tag Team Championship once on January 25, 2002, for 138 days. Other pre-2018 independent tag team reigns include the PPW Tag Team Championship on August 23, 2014, with The Rican Hate Club and , and the once with Monsta Mack on May 14, 2016, for 210 days. In 2025, under the ring name Danny Maff and partnering with Shawn Donavan as Sent2Slaughter, he won the ACW Championship on May 17, holding it until October 18 for 154 days. Maff also won the ACE Championship with Shawn Donavan on March 29, 2025, ongoing as of November 15, 2025 (231 days).

Singles titles

Dan Maff has secured several singles championships throughout his career on the independent circuit, showcasing his prowess as a hardcore and technical wrestler in promotions across the and beyond. His most notable reigns include multiple victories in (JAPW), where he captured the JAPW Heavyweight Championship four times, establishing himself as a dominant force during the promotion's peak years. Maff first won the JAPW Heavyweight Championship on February 22, 2003, in Woodbridge, New Jersey, under the ring name Mafia, holding the title for 181 days before losing it to Al Snow. He reclaimed the title on December 13, 2003, in Rahway, New Jersey, defeating Jerry Lawler in a three-way match also involving Shane Douglas; this reign lasted 467 days until he vacated it upon retiring in March 2005. His third JAPW Heavyweight Championship victory came on June 27, 2009, at Caged Destiny in Jersey City, New Jersey, where he defeated Low Ki, maintaining the belt for 511 days until dropping it to Sami Callihan in 2010. His fourth reign began on April 14, 2012, at the 14th Anniversary Show in Rahway, New Jersey, defeating Low Ki for the vacant title, and lasted 203 days until vacated on November 3, 2012. These reigns highlighted Maff's resilience in grueling matches, often involving weapons and high-stakes feuds central to JAPW's storytelling during his tenure. In addition to JAPW, Maff captured the Impact Championship Wrestling (ICW) Heavyweight Championship on August 19, 2011, by winning a one-night in Ridgewood, , defeating Danny Demanto in the finals after earlier victories over Azrieal and The ; he held the title for 407 days, defending it in intense no-holds-barred bouts that aligned with ICW's style. More recently, Maff won the We Are Wrestling (WAW) Grand Championship on April 26, 2024, defeating Rob Killjoy in , and has held it ongoing as of November 15, 2025, for 569 days, solidifying his status as a veteran champion in regional promotions with successful defenses against challengers like Jarett Diaz. He also claimed the inaugural Fight Factory Premier Championship on July 16, 2024, at War on the Shore in , and continues to defend it, reaching 487 days as of November 15, 2025, with notable matches against rising talents. Maff won the WXW Heavyweight Championship on September 29, 2024, ongoing as of November 15, 2025 (412 days). Among other regional singles titles, Maff won the WrestlePro Silver Championship on November 18, 2017, in , via a for the vacant title, holding it for 202 days before losing to Bear Bronson; this reign underscored his adaptability in WrestlePro's competitive midcard scene from the mid-2000s onward. While active in Beyond Wrestling events spanning 2006 to 2025, Maff's contributions there primarily focused on success rather than singles gold. Maff's individual accomplishments include being ranked #260 in the (PWI) 500 in 2003, recognizing his breakout year amid JAPW dominance. He was also inducted into the JAPW Hall of Fame in 2016 as part of Da Hit Squad, honoring his legacy in the promotion despite the context.

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