According to their site:  The JPWA was created in January 1998 to help a young California man...who was paralyzed in an automobile accident. Originally, the JPWA wrestled at The Monster Factory in Woodbury, NJ,  with "Pretty Boy" Larry Sharpe as their host,  and were taught by the Factory's best talent, including some great WWA stars. The JPWA released its first tape in June '98. "Originally created as a short-term fundraiser, the JPWA experienced a surge in popularity which has allowed it to flourish. After a super first year, the JPWA continues to help support the charity, while offering a venue for new wrestling talent and providing quality sports entertainment. A portion of the proceeds from tape and photograph sales will be donated to the [young man's] Fund.  The [young man's] family has no insurance and insurmountable medical bills."

According to the press: After releasing 50 tapes they came under scrutiny by the media. Seems the person behind the organization was a catholic priest, the parents of the young man never recieved any money from it, there were questions of whether it was a non-profit, not-for-profit, or for-profit organization and last but not least...whether it's appropriate for under aged young men to wear speedos, clothespins on their nipples, wear dog collars, or hit each other with possibly phalic objects.

According to us: Well...*clearing throat*... we have a LOT to say on this subject so it's best you just go to the Editorial section and see what we think.