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ECW World Heavyweight Title History

NWA Eastern Championship Wrestling Heavyweight Title
                           (April 25, 1992 - August 27, 1994)
ECW World Heavyweight Title (August 27, 1994 - April 11, 2001)

Name Date Location Notes
Jimmy Snuka April 25,
1992 Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania 1
Johnny Hot Body April 26,
1992 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jimmy Snuka (2) July 12,
1992 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Don Muraco October
24, 1992 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Sandman November
16, 1992 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Don Muraco (2) April 3,
1992 Radnor, Pennsylvania
Tito Santana August 8,
1992 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Shane Douglas September
9, 1993 Roanoke, Virginia 2
Sabu October 2, 1993 Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
Terry Funk December
26, 1993 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Shane Douglas (2) March 26,
1994 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 3
The Sandman (2) April 15,
1995 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Mikey Whipwreck October
28, 1995 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Sandman (3) December
9, 1995 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 4
Raven January 27, 1996 Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
The Sandman (4) October
5, 1996 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 5
Raven (2) December
7, 1996 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Terry Funk (2) April 13,
1997 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sabu (2) August 9,
1997 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Shane Douglas (3) August 17,
1997 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 6
Bam Bam Bigelow October
16, 1997 Queens, New York
Shane Douglas (4) November
30, 1997 Monaca, Pennsylvania
Taz January 10, 1999 Kissimmee,
Florida
Mike Awesome September 19, 1999 Villa Park, Illinois 7
Masato Tanaka December 17, 1999 Nashville, Tennessee
Mike Awesome (2) December 23, 1999 White Plains, New York
Taz (2) April 13, 2000 Indianapolis, Indiana
Tommy Dreamer April 22, 2000 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Justin Credible April 22, 2000 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jerry Lynn October 1, 2000 Saint Paul, Minnesota
Steve Corino November 5, 2000 Villa Park, Illinois 8
The Sandman (5) January 7, 2001 New York City, New York 9
Rhino January 7, 2001 New York City, New York 10
Notes:
1. Defeated Sal Bellomo in a match after they each win separate battle royals to determine
finalists.
2. Wins by forfeit when Tito Santana no-showed
for the match.
3. Pinned Terry Funk in 8-man war game
match with Douglas, Mr. Hughes, and Public Enemy vs. Funk, Hawk, Kevin Sullivan, and Tazmaniac. Defeated 2 Cold Scorpio in
the finals for the NWA World Heavyweight Title on August 27, 1994 in Philadelphia. Vacates the NWA World title and proclaimed
himself ECW World Heavyweight Champion. ECW withdraws from the NWA and renames the promotion Extreme Championhip Wrestling
in September of 1994.
4. Pinned Steve Austin in a
three way match between Mickey Whipwreck and Austin.
5.
Defeated Stevie Richards in a tag match with Sandman and Tommy Dreamer vs. Richards and Brian Lee when Raven no-showed.
6. Pinned Sabu in a Three Way Dance between Sabu and Terry Funk.
7. Mike Awesome defeated Taz and Masato Tanaka in a Three Way Dance.

8. Steve Corino defeated Justin Credible, The Sandman,
and Jerry Lynn in a "Double Jeopardy" match.
9. The
Sandman defeated Justin Credible and Steve Corino in a "three way dance: tables, ladders, chairs, and canes" match to win
the title.
10. Promotion closes in April 2001.

ECW World Television Title History

NWA Eastern Championship Wrestling Television Title (August 12, 1992 - September 1994)

Extreme Championship Wrestling World Television Title (September 1994 - April 11, 2001)

Name	Date	Location	Notes
Johnny Hotbody	August 12, 1992	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	1
Glenn Osbourne	September 30, 1992	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	2
Jimmy Snuka	March 12, 1993	Radnor, Pennsylvania	3
Terry Funk	October 1, 1993	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sabu	November 13, 1993	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	4
Tazmaniac	March 6, 1994	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
J.T. Smith	March 6, 1994	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Pitbull #1	April 16, 1994	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Mikey Whipwreck	May 13, 1994	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jason Knight	August 13, 1994	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
2 Cold Scorpio	November 4, 1994	Hamburg, Pennsylvania
Dean Malenko	November 4, 1994	Hamburg, Pennsylvania
2 Cold Scorpio (2)	March 18, 1995	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Eddy Guerrero	April 8, 1995	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Dean Malenko (2)	July 21, 1995	Tampa, Florida
Eddie Guerrero (2)	July 28, 1995	Middletown, New York
2 Cold Scorpio (3)	August 25, 1995	Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania
Mikey Whipwreck (2)	December 29, 1995	New York City, New York
2 Cold Scorpio (4)	January 5, 1996	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Shane Douglas	May 11, 1996	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Pitbull #2	June 1, 1996	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Chris Jericho	June 22, 1996	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Shane Douglas (2)	July 13, 1996	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	5
Taz (2)	June 7, 1997	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Bam Bam Bigelow	March 1, 1998	Asbury Park, New Jersey
Rob Van Dam	April 4, 1998	Buffalo, New York
Super Crazy	March 12, 2000	Danbury, Connecticut	6
Yoshihiro Tajiri	April 8, 2000	Buffalo, New York	7
Rhino	April 22, 2000	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Kid Kash	August 26, 2000	Queens, New York
Rhino (2)	September 9, 2000	Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

Notes:

1. Johnny Hotbody defeated Larry Winters for the title. Title was vacated on September 12, 1992 when Hotbody broke his ankle in his title victory.

2. Glenn Osbourne defeated The Sandman in a tournament final. Title was vacated in February of 1993.

3. Jimmy Snuka defeated Glenn Osbourne in a 8-man tournament final for the title.

4. Sabu pinned Terry Funk in a tag team match where the title can change hands.

5. Shane Douglas defeated Chris Jericho, Pitbull #2, and 2 Cold Scorpio in a 4-man elimination match.

6. Rob Van Dam was stripped of the title on March 11, 2000 due to an injury. Super Crazy defeated Rhino to win the title in a tournament final.

7. Yoshihiro Tajiri defeated Super Crazy and Little Guido to win the title in a three way match

ECW World Tag Team Title History

NWA Eastern Championship Wrestling Tag Team Titles (June 1992 - September 1994)

Extreme Championship Wrestling World Tag Team Titles (September 1994 - April 11, 2001)

Name	Date	Location	Notes
The Super Destroyers	June 23, 1992	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	1
Larry Winters and Tony Stetson	April 2, 1993	Radnor, Pennsylvania
Johnny Hotbody and Chris Candido	April 3, 1993	Radnor, Pennsylvania	2
The Super Destroyers (2)	May 15, 1993	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	3
Johnny Hotbody and Chris Michaels	May 15, 1993	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	4
Eddie Gilbert and The Dark Patriot	August 7, 1993	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	5
Johnny Hotbody and Tony Stetson	October 1, 1993		6
Tommy Dreamer and Johnny Gunn	November 13, 1993	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Kevin Sullivan and Tazmaniac	December 4, 1993	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	7
Kevin Sullivan and Tazmaniac (2)	March 5, 1994		8
Public Enemy (Rocco Rock and Johnny Grunge)	March 6, 1994	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Cactus Jack and Mikey Whipwreck	August 27, 1994	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	9
Public Enemy (Rocco Rock and Johnny Grunge) (2)	November 5, 1994	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sabu and Tazmaniac	February 4, 1995	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Chris Benoit and Dean Malenko	February 25, 1995	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Public Enemy (Rocco Rock and Johnny Grunge) (3)	April 8, 1995	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	10
Raven and Stevie Richards	October 7, 1995	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Public Enemy (Rocco Rock and Johnny Grunge) (4)	October 7, 1995	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	11
2 Cold Scorpio and The Sandman	October 28, 1995	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	12
Mikey Whipwreck and Cactus Jack (2)	December 29, 1995	New York City, New York	13
The Eliminators (Perry Saturn and John Kronus)	February 3, 1996	New York City, New York
The Gangstas (New Jack and Mustapha Saed)	August 3, 1996	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Eliminators (Perry Saturn and John Kronus) (2)	December 20, 1996	August 3, 1996
The Dudley Boyz (Buh Buh Ray and D-Von)	March 15, 1997	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Eliminators (Perry Saturn and John Kronus) (3)	April 13, 1997	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Dudley Boyz (Buh Buh Ray and D-Von) (2)	June 20, 1997	Waltham, Massachuttes
The Gangstas (New Jack and Mustapha Saed) (2)	July 19, 1997	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	14
The Dudley Boyz (Buh Buh Ray and D-Von) (3)	August 17, 1997	Fort Lauderdale, Florida	15
New Jack and John Kronus	September 20, 1997	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The FBI (Little Guido and Tracey Smothers)	October 18, 1997	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Doug Furnas and Phil Lafon	December 5, 1997	Waltham, Massachuttes
Chris Candido and Lance Storm	December 6, 1997	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	16
Sabu and Rob Van Dam	June 27, 1998	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Dudley Boyz (Buh Buh Ray and D-Von) (4)	October 24, 1998	Cleveland, Ohio
Masato Tanaka and Balls Mahoney	November 1, 1998	New Orleans, Louisiana
The Dudley Boyz (Buh Buh Ray and D-Von) (5)	November 6, 1998	New York City, New York
Sabu and Rob Van Dam (2)	December 13, 1998	Tokyo, Japan
The Dudley Boyz (Buh Buh Ray and D-Von) (6)	April 17, 1999	Buffalo, New York	17
Balls Mahoney and Spike Dudley	July 18, 1999	Dayton, Ohio
The Dudley Boyz (Buh Buh Ray and D-Von) (7)	August 13, 1999	Cleveland, Ohio
Balls Mahoney and Spike Dudley (2)	August 14, 1999	Toledo, Ohio
The Dudley Boyz (Buh Buh Ray and D-Von) (8)	August 26, 1999	Queens, New York
Raven and Tommy Dreamer	August 26, 1999	Queens, New York
Justin Credible and Lance Storm	January 9, 2000	Birmingham, Alabama
Tommy Dreamer and Masato Tanaka	February 27, 2000	Cincinatti, Ohio
Raven and Mike Awesome	March 4, 2000	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Justin Credible and Lance Storm (2)	March 12, 2000	Danbury, Connecticut	18
Mikey Whipwreck and Yoshihiro Tajiri	August 25, 2000	Queens, New York	19
Little Guido and Tony Mamaluke	August 26, 2000	Queens, New York
Danny Doring and Amish Roadkill	December 3, 2000	New York City, New York

Notes:

1. The Super Destroyers defeated Max Thrasher and Glenn Osbourne in a tournament final to win the titles.

2. Chris Michaels joins Johnny Hotbody and Chris Candido to defend the titles by using various combonations.

3. The Super Destroyers defeated Johnny Hotbody and Chris Michaels to win the titles.

4. The titles were vacated in July of 1993 when Candido left for Smoky Mountain Wrestling.

5. Eddie Gilbert and The Dark Patriot defeated The Super Destroyers for the titles.

6. The titles were awarded to Johnny Hotbody and Tony Stetson when Eddie Gilbert and Dark Patriot (Doug Gilbert) left ECW.

7. Kevin Sullivan and Tazmanaic defeated Shane Douglas and Tommy Dreamer for the titles when Douglas turned against Dreamer. The titles were then held-up with the Bruise Brothers (Ron and Don Harris) on February 5, 1994.

8. Kevin Sullivan and Tazmaniac defeated The Bruise Brothers to win the titles.

9. The titles were renamed the ECW World Tag Team Titles.

10. Public Enemy (Rocco Rock and Johnny Grunge) defeated Chris Benoit and Dean Malenko and Taz and Rick Steiner in a Triangle Match to win the titles.

11. Public Enemy (Rocco Rock and Johnny Grunge) defeated Raven and Stevie Richards and The Gangstas (New Jack and Musthapha Saed) to win the tag team titles.

12. 2 Cold Scorpio keeps the Television title and wins the World Tag Team titles over Rocco Rock of Public Enemy. Scorpio picks The Sandman as his tag team partner.

13. Mikey Whipwreck wins the television title and World Tag Team titles over 2 Cold Scorpio. Cactus Jack appoints himself as Mikey Whipwreck's tag team partnet.

14. The titles were vacated in August of 1997 when Mustapha Saed leaves the promotion.

15. The Dudley Boyz (Buh Buh Ray and D-Von) defeated PG-13 (JC Ice and Wolfie D) to win the tag team titles.

16. Chris Candido and Lance Storm defeated Doug Furnas and Phil Lafon and Balls Mahoney and Axl Rotten to win the tag team titles in a Three Way Dance.

17. D-Von Dudley defeated Rob Van Dam to win the tag team titles in a singles match.

18. The Impact Players (Justin Credible and Lance Storm) defeated Raven and Mike Awesome, Tommy Dreamer and Masato Tanaka in a three way match for the titles. Titles were vacated in May of 2000 when Lance Storm left ECW.

19. Mikey Whipwreck and Yoshihiro Tajiri defeated Tommy Dreamer and Jerry Lynn, and Simon Diamond andJohnny Swinger in a three-way dance final to win the titles in a tournament.

OTHER ECW CHAMPIONSHIPS

ECW Pennsylvania Heavyweight Title History Name

Name	Date	Location	Notes
Tommy Cairo	May 14, 1993	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	1
Tony Stetson	August 7, 1993	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	2

Notes

1. Tommy Cairo won the title in a battle royal.

2. The title was later abandoned.

ECW Maryland Heavyweight Title History

Name	Date	Location	Notes
JT Smith	October 16, 1993	North East, Maryland	1

Notes:

JT Smith won the title in a battle royal and the title was later abandoned

FTW World Heavyweight Title History

Name	Date	Location	Notes
Taz	May 15, 1998	Queens, New York	1
Sabu	December 19, 1998	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	2
Taz (2)	March 21, 1999	Asbury Park, New Jersey

Notes:

1. Declares Himself Champion.

2. Let Sabu Defeat Him For Belt.