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Eastern Championship Wrestling
Television Championship
(August 12, 1992 - August 27, 1994)
Won By: Date: Event: Location: Reign:
Johnny Hotbody Aug 12, 1992 Live Event Philadelphia, PA, USA 31 days
Johnny Hotbody defeated Larry Winters in a match to crown the first E.C.W. Television Championship.
** Title Vacated ** Sep 12, 1992 -- --
The title was vacated on September 12, 1992 after Hotbody broke his ankle in his title victory and was unable to defend the championship.
Glenn Osbourne Sep 30, 1992 Live Event Philadelphia, PA, USA 151 days
Glenn Osbourne eliminated The Sandman in a battle royal for the vacant title.
** Title Vacated ** Feb 28, 1993 -- --
Osbourne vacates the title February of 1993, reason unknown.
Jimmy Snuka Apr 20, 1993 Hardcore TV Radnor, PA, USA 164 days
Jimmy Snuka defeated Glenn Osbourne in a 8-man tournament final for the title. The tournament also included Johnny Hotbody, Eddie Gilbert, J.T. Smith, Tommy Cairo, Salvatore Bellomo and Larry Winters.
Terry Funk Oct 1, 1993 N.W.A. Bloodfest Philadelphia, PA, USA 43 days
Sabu Nov 13, 1993 November to Rem… Philadelphia, PA, USA 122 days
Sabu pinned Terry Funk in a tag team match where the title can change hands.
Taz Mar 15, 1994 Hardcore TV Philadelphia, PA, USA 7 days
J.T. Smith Mar 22, 1994 Hardcore TV Philadelphia, PA, USA 25 days
The Pitbull Apr 16, 1994 Live Event Philadelphia, PA, USA 31 days
Mikey Whipwreck May 17, 1994 Hardcore TV Philadelphia, PA, USA 88 days
Jason Aug 13, 1994 Hardcore Heaven Philadelphia, PA, USA 101 days
On August 27, 1994, Eastern Championship Wrestling separates from the N.W.A. and renames the promotion Extreme Championship Wrestling. They also keep control of their T.V. title and rename it the E.C.W. World Television Championship.
Extreme Championship Wrestling
World Television Title
(August 27, 1994 - April 11, 2001)
Won By: Date: Event: Location: Reign:
2 Cold Scorpio Nov 22, 1994 Hardcore TV Hamburg, PA, USA 7 days
Dean Malenko Nov 29, 1994 Hardcore TV Hamburg, PA, USA 109 days
2 Cold Scorpio Mar 18, 1995 Extreme Warfare Philadelphia, PA, USA 21 days
Eddy Guerrero Apr 8, 1995 Three Way Dance Philadelphia, PA, USA 115 days
Dean Malenko Aug 1, 1995 Hardcore TV Tampa, FL, USA 7 days
Eddy Guerrero Aug 8, 1995 Hardcore TV Middletown, NY, USA 17 days
2 Cold Scorpio Aug 25, 1995 Live Event Jim Thorpe, PA, USA 126 days
Mikey Whipwreck Dec 29, 1995 Holiday Hell Philadelphia, PA, USA 7 days
2 Cold Scorpio Jan 5, 1996 House Party Philadelphia, PA, USA 127 days
Shane Douglas May 11, 1996 A Matter Of Res… Philadelphia, PA, USA 21 days
Pitbull #2 Jun 1, 1996 Fight The Power Philadelphia, PA, USA 21 days
Chris Jericho Jun 22, 1996 Hardcore Heaven Philadelphia, PA, USA 21 days
Shane Douglas Jul 13, 1996 Heat Wave Philadelphia, PA, USA 329 days
Shane Douglas wins the title in a 4-Corners Elimination Match that also included the champion Chris Jericho, Pitbull #2 and 2 Cold Scorpio.
Taz Jun 7, 1997 Wrestlepalooza Philadelphia, PA, USA 267 days
Bam Bam Bigelow Mar 1, 1998 Living Dangerously Asbury Park, NJ, USA 38 days
Rob Van Dam Apr 8, 1998 Hardcore TV Buffalo, NY, USA 696 days
** Title Vacated ** Mar 4, 2000 -- --
Rob Van Dan vacated the title due to injury.
Super Crazy Mar 12, 2000 Living Dangerously Danbury, CT, USA 27 days
Super Crazy defeated Rhino in the finals of a tournament to win the title.
Tajiri Apr 14, 2000 ECW on TNN Buffalo, NY, USA 8 days
Yoshihiro Tajiri defeated Super Crazy and Little Guido in a Three-Way Dance to win the vacant title.
Rhino Apr 22, 2000 CyberSlam Philadelphia, PA, USA 126 days
Kid Kash Aug 26, 2000 Mid-Town Massac… New York, NY, USA 7 days
Rhino Richards Sep 22, 2000 ECW on TNN Mississauga, ON, Canada 201 days
On April 11, 2001, H.H.G. Corporation, the parent comapany owned by Paul Heyman declared bankruptcy. Although E.C.W. would continue to exist in the W.W.F., the titles owned by E.C.W. cease to exist.