Extreme Championship Wrestling was a US North East fixture from 1994 to 2001, led by the charismatic Paul Heyman and gave the wrestling world mainstream hardcore wrestling. From Sabu and Rob Van Dam ...

With reports circulating that WWE could be set to bring back the Wrestlepalooza event - an iconic show from ECW’s era of boom in the late 1990s - it makes sense for us to go back and explore this ...

Both before and after the end of Extreme Championship Wrestling, a lot of top wrestlers from the company were signed by WWE. Some, such as Mick Foley, Rob Van Dam and the Dudley Boyz, among many more, ...

The following is the debut ECW on Sci-Fi TV report from PWInsider.com: There was a big ECW chant when the house lights went down. Justin Roberts is the ring announcer for ECW, not Stephen DeAngelis.

Former ECW TV and Tag Team Champion Gary Wolfe, a.k.a. Pitbull #1, was on a recent episode of The Wrestling Inc. Daily. In part two of their conversation, Wrestling Inc. Managing Editor Nick Hausman ...

With Rob Van Dam returning in fine form last week at Money in the Bank, he's become one of the hottest wrestlers in WWE. In spite of being 42 years old, he doesn't show it, doing all of his trademark ...

Before the glitz and grit of WWE's Attitude Era or the overproduced pomp of modern sports entertainment, there was a little Philadelphia-based promotion: slinging chairs, breaking taboos, and giving ...

Speaking of Rhino, the Manbeast had a hell of a run in ECW throughout 2000 and into 2001. While successfully retaining the ECW TV Title against Rob Van Dam, Jerry Lynn, Yoshihiro Tajiri and the insane ...

This was the match that started it all. On April 4, 1998, Rob Van Dam knocks off the ¿Beast from the East¿ to begin an unprecedented run with ECW¿s TV Title. RVD would hold the TV Title for nearly two ...

Just last week on ECW on TNN, Yoshihiro Tajiri won the ECW TV title from Super Crazy in a Three Way Dance that also involved Little Guido. After Tajiri's title victory, Cyrus proudly announced that ...

On June 24, 2007, Chris Benoit no-showed WWE's Vengeance: Night of Champions pay-per-view, where he'd been scheduled to wrestle CM Punk and win the ECW World Championship. Benoit was replaced that ...

Despite being the hottest star in the history of the company, ECW unfortunately closed its doors before Rob Van Dam was able to become the ECW World Champion. Of course, the Whole F'n Show would ...