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Jul 21, 2023 · Gordon’s new book, "Tod is God: The Authorized Story of How I Created Extreme Championship Wrestling" is set to hit bookstands on Tuesday. The book was co-written by Sean Oliver and includes a ...
Keep your WWE collection up-to-date with the latest ECW gear including Extreme Championship Wrestling accessories, apparel and collectibles from shop.wwe.com. In addition to ECW T-shirts, hoodies and more featuring your beloved stars’ name and iconic graphics, you can be sure you’re showing some support for your favorite WWE contender.
May 12, 2016 · A Deeper Look Inside The Final Days Of Extreme Championship Wrestling. Extreme Championship Wrestling was both destined to be great and doomed to fail. Throughout the mid to late ‘90s, the ...
Mar 26, 2024 · As the wrestling world turns its focus to Philly for WrestleMania XL, a look back at the legacy of the city’s love affair with Extreme Championship Wrestling. Get your daily rundown of Philly ...
Tod Gordon started Eastern Championship Wrestling in 1992, with the first event being held on February 25, at the Original Sports Bar in Philadelphia, PA as a member of the National Wrestling Alliance. Memphis legend "Hot Stuff" Eddie Gilbert was the original booker, but he split from the company in October 1993, right before Ultra Clash.
WWE acquired the Extreme Championship Wrestling name and video library in 2003 and later began reintroducing ECW through a series of DVDs and books. The most notable example is The Rise and Fall of ECW, a documentary (and later a book) of the promotion's history. The enormous popularity of this and other ECW merchandise; along with a suggestion from Rob Van Dam prompted WWE to organize an ECW ...
Jimmy Snuka. 1992–1994. Ernie Ribeiro [1] Ernesto Benefica / Herve' Renesto. 1992–1993. A running gag was announcers mispronouncing his Benefica character, leading some sources to misspell it Benefico. Thomas Richardson. Tommy Rich. 1996–2000.
