Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW)

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ECW HARDCORE TV #35
Philadelphia, PA
March 3, 2119

YOUNG BUCKS def. BACKSEAT BOYZ

A real good tag team contest to open up Hardcore TV. A lot of fast action and tags. After Acid missed off the top the Bucks hit More Bang for your Buck to win the match.

EDDIE KINGSTON def. MIKE QUACKENBUSH

A very long, hard fought battle as Quackenbush returns to ECW after having been in Mexico for the last couple months. A lot of back and forth action as neither could keep the other man down. Kingston grabbed a pin after an inverted atomic drop.

In the ring: after the match ECW champion, and the new Mexican heavyweight champion Chris Hero came out to the ring. The champ told the crowd just how good Chris Hero really is. He is the only man to wear the ECW title belt. He just won Rey de Reyes for the Mexican title. Now, Chris Hero is looking for more. He's looking at another title, namely the United States championship. That means Chris Hero is coming to the USWA.

ULTRAMANTIS BLACK & DELIRIOUS def. DANNY DORING & ROADKILL

Doring and Roadkill did everything but win this match. They hit both finishers on both opponents. Both missed off the top and that allowed Delirious and Chemical Imbalance 2 to win the match.

CLAUDIO CASTAGNOLI def. CHRIS CANDIDO

A very good matchup that was right down the middle even. The men exchanged moves over and over. Castagnoli blocked a power attempt and hit the Ricola Bomb to win the match.

HEAD HUNTERS def. NAPTOWN DRAGONS

Last week at Cyberslam the Headhunters were awesome in their unbelievable battle with the Road Warriors. They came back to ECW and seriously put a hurting on Scotty Vortekz, who never made a tag. Headhunter B hit an amazing moonsault to win the match.

JUSTIN CREDIBLE def. BRYAN DANIELSON by C.O.

Danielson and Candido returned from Mexico last week at Cyberslam and immediately renewed hostilities between the Impact Players and Steve Corino and the American Dragon. Credible took the fight to Danielson in this one, using the cane and a DDT on the floor resulted in the countout.

TYLER BLACK & JIMMY JACOBS def. AUSTIN ARIES & RODERICK STRONG

A rematch after their short contest at Cyberslam last week. This one was an epic match. All four men in bad shape and battling back over and over. Jacobs came out the winner with a camel clutch on Aries.

ECW TELEVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
SABU def. LES THATCHER (ch)

Les Thatcher won the TV title in Mexico during the light-heavyweight title tournament. Sabu got his rematch tonight and won the belt back in a matter of seconds. Air Sabu leveled Thatcher and then the Triple Jump Moonsault put an end to Thatcher.

BARBED WIRE MATCH
STEVE CORINO def. ERICK STEVENS

Another brutal match between these two. Corino handled the hardcore environment better than Stevens though. The Old School Expulsion on the barbed wire ended the match.

BRENT ALBRIGHT & ADAM PEARCE def. BRISCOES

A super matchup here with teams in the title match last week at Cyberslam where the American Wolves took the belts from Pearce and Albright. The Briscoes really dished it out to Larry Sweeney's men, hitting multiple finishers and the Doomsday Device. The former champions were able to break up the pin attempts and Albright hit Jay Briscoe coming back in the ring with the half nelson suplex to score the three count and pull out the win.

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ECW HARDCORE TV #36
Reading, PA
March 10, 2119


MR. JL def. J.D. MICHAELS

A very exciting opening match. The newcomer to ECW Mr. JL amazed the crowd with high-risk moves. Both men took to the air and the top rope. It was J.D. paying the price for missing off the top and Mr. JL covered him for the three count.

RICKY LANDELL def. CHUCK TAYLOR

Two men that didn't fare badly in the MWE Light-heavyweight title tournament return to ECW. Taylor really controlled the match, but Landell put together a burst of offense. Multiple uses of his finishers put Taylor away.

BRODIE LEE def. DRAKE YOUNGER

A quick one for Lee as a running powerbomb and side slam put Younger down for the pin.

TYLER BLACK & JIMMY JACOBS def. YOUNG BUCKS

Nick Jackson never made a tag. Black started out putting a hurting on him, then Jacobs used his railroad spike to bush him open. Shortly after that Black took the fall.

EDDIE KINGSTON def. ERICK STEVENS

An epic battle between these two. Stevens spent most of the match in trouble but kept fighting back. Kingston wore him down with backdrop drivers and kept pounding him with the Lariat until finally winning (Stevens 5 coins).

BRISCOES def. ARIK CANNON & NECRO BUTCHER

A real fast match. The Briscoes make a statement as they want the American Wolves or Albright and Pearce in the ring. A release spinebuster and then the spike Jay Driller downed Cannon as Necro looked on.

BACKSEAT BOYZ def. AMERICAN WOLVES

A non-title confrontation that Acid and Kashmere made the most of. An awesome match as the Backseat Boyz looked tremendous, taking and giving it back to the tag team champions. Plenty of nearfalls and interference in and out of the ring. Kashmere hit a sunset flip powerbomb to beat Davey Richards. Acid and Kashmere were congratulated by the Briscoes.

STEVE CORINO & BRYAN DANIELSON def. IMPACT PLAYERS

A short match between four guys with big problems with each other. Danielson was relentless in suplexing Credible all over the ring before getting the pin.

AUSTIN ARIES & RODERICK STRONG def. BRENT ALBRIGHT & ADAM PEARCE

The former tag team champions go down in this one. Aries used the Last Chancery then Strong and the Gibson Driver put Pearce away.

CLAUDIO CASTAGNOLI def. OX BAKER

Castagnoli keeps himself at the top of the rankings with another big win. He stayed away from the power of Baker and came off the top rope for the pin.

CHRIS HERO def. SABU

A non-title match between the ECW champion and the TV champion. Sabu started fast with the Arabian facebuster. Hero and Larry Sweeney attacked him on the outside. The Hero's Welcome three straight times finally put Sabu down for the three count.

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ECW HARDCORE TV #37
Wilkes Barre, PA
March 17, 2119

NAPTOWN DRAGONS def. DANNY DORING & ROADKILL

A pretty short match as early on Dustin Lee hit the Double Dragon on Doring and that was it.

J.D. MICHAELS def. RICKY LANDELL

J.D. was on a mission and ran right through Landell. Two times with the top rope elbow smash put Landell away.

ERICK STEVENS def. DRAKE YOUNGER

A brutal hardcore battle as Younger wanted to fight on the outside and with weapons. Stevens gave it right back to him and Younger kicked out of the Doctor Bomb twice as the match kept going. Stevens planted Younger once again to finally get the pin.

EDDIE KINGSTON def. BRODIE LEE

A pretty good match until Larry Sweeney interferred. Kingston scored the win and double teamed Lee with Sweeney after the match.

IMPACT PLAYERS def. HEARTBREAK EXPRESS

A very hard-fought win. Credible was leveled repeatedly by the Express. Candido kept making the save. He fought off both opponents until putting Sean Davis down for a three count.

BRENT ALBRIGHT & ADAM PEARCE def. TYLER BLACK & JIMMY JACOBS

A real good match and win for the former tag team champions. Black suffered for awhile before Jacobs came in. Sweeney's men made a lot more tag then Black and Jacobs. The jumping piledriver finished off Black.

STEVE CORINO & BRYAN DANIELSON def. AUSTIN ARIES & RODERICK STRONG

Danielson was the victim of a lot of offense by Aries and Strong. He lived to make a tag. Corino cleaned house with any weapon he could find before pinning Strong.

ECW TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
AMERICAN WOLVES (ch) def. BACKSEAT BOYZ

Last week the champs lost in a non-title match. This week they very well should have lost the belts. The Backseat Boyz were awesome and absolutely dominated the entire match and both opponents. The Wolves barely stayed alive and a powerbomb over the knees scored a fast pin on Kashmere as they luckily retained the titles in their first defense.

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ECW HARDCORE TV #38
Clarion University
Clarion, PA
March 24, 2119

ERICK STEVENS def. J.D. MICHAELS

A really good opener. J.D. gave Stevens a great fight. Stevens took over though and Michaels had to hang on. He did for a long time but finally went down (Michaels 4 coins).

CHUCK TAYLOR def. RICKY LANDELL

Two competitors from the MWE Light-hwt. title trying to make things happen back in ECW. Taylor took the win with the Awful Waffle.

YOUNG BUCK def. HEARTBREAK EXPRESS

It's tag team night on ECW hardcore tv and this first match kicked it off right. Back and forth for some time until the More Bang for your Buck pinned Phil Davis.

DANNY DORING & ROADKILL def. IMPACT PLAYERS

A real quick match as Doring put the Danaconda on Justin Credible and that was all she wrote.

TYLER BLACK & JIMMY JACOBS def. NAPTOWN DRAGONS

A true epic tag team match. Both teams wouldn't quit fighting back and forth for over 30 minutes of action. It went to Jacobs and Black.

BRISCOES def. BACKSEAT BOYZ

Another awesome tag team match. All-out back and forth action that could have gone either way. The Spike Jay Driller finally downed Johnny Kashmere.

BRENT ALBRIGHT & ADAM PEARCE def. AUSTIN ARIES & RODERICK STRONG

How many great tag team matches can ECW produce on one show? All of them! Albright beat Strong with the Crowbar to avenge a loss two weeks ago.

AMERICAN WOLVES def. STEVE CORINO & BRYAN DANIELSON

A non-title match that Corino and Danielson showed they deserve to be in the ring with the champs. Another spectacular match that could have gone either way. The champs actually took most of the beating but still pulled out the win with a brainbuster by Davey Richards on Corino (A.Wolves 10 coins).

ECW TELEVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
SABU (ch) def. EDDIE KINGSTON

Kingston early on almost took the title. Sabu then dominated and landed the most incredible Triple Jump Moonsault by Kingston kicked out. Larry Sweeney kept interfering but Sabu was too much and won after sending Sweeney back out to the floor (Kingston 6 coins).

ECW HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
CHRIS HERO (ch) def. CLAUDIO CASTAGNOLI

Another highly competitive match between these two. Castagnoli just can never seem to get the better of Hero. The current U.S., ECW and MWE heavyweight champion put Castagnoli away with the Hero's Welcome.

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ECW HARDCORE TV #39
Philadelphia, PA
April 14, 2119

Word going around backstage has it that this might be the last edition of ECW Hardcore TV and the promotion's future is up in the air.

TYLER BLACK & JIMMY JACOBS def. ULTRAMANTIS BLACK & DELIRIOUS

Nothing short of an ass-whooping handed out by UltraMantis and Delirious. They absolutely destroyed Black and Jacobs for 20 minutes. It wasn't even a contest. Yet somehow Black powerbombed UltraMantis and a superkick scored the pin (Black/Jacobs 6 coins).

CHUCK TAYLOR def. ERICK STEVENS

In contrast, this match ended right after it started. Taylor blocked a move, enzugiri, and the Awful Waffle pinned a shocked Erick Stevens.

THREE-WAY DANCE[/u]
RODERICK STRONG def. STEVE CORINO and CHRIS CANDIDO

Corino made this a one on one match real fast. Superkick, Old School Expulsion and Candido was gone. Strong went to work and destroyed Corino's back. For a long time it was all Strong. Corino kept fighting and used anything he could find on the floor. The fight kept going but it was Strong taking the pin after several gutbusters.

DANNY DORING & ROADKILL def. BRENT ALBRIGHT & ADAM PEARCE by C.O.

The match all Albright and Pearce with Doring in major trouble. Roadkill took Pearce to the outside and a big splash against the corner post resulted in a countout.

THREE-WAY DANCE[/u]
AUSTIN ARIES def. BRYAN DANIELSON and JUSTIN CREDIBLE

Great back and forth action with Danielson taking a beating. Aries and Credible spent most of the time going at it and Aries put him away with the Last Chancery. Aries was real quick to do the same thing to Danielson and win the match.

ECW TELEVISION CHAMPIONSHIP[/u]
SABU (ch) def. BRAD ARMSTRONG

Sabu controlled the action but Armstrong was tough and had a nearfall with the Russian Leg Sweep. Sabu missed the Triple Jump Moonsault once, but just hit it later to get the pin.

ECW TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP[/u]
BRISCOES (ch) def. AMERICAN WOLVES

One of the best ECW tag team matches of all-time. The Wolves seemed on the verge of winning back the belts on so many occasions. The Briscoes were hanging on by a thread. Edwards missed off the top rope and a double team hiptoss scored the pin for the Briscoes.

ECW HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP[/u]
CHRIS HERO (ch) def. MIKE QUACKENBUSH

Hero has seen his U.S. title taken away. His MWE title taken away. All for the new North American championship tournament which he has been eliminated from. He wouldn't let Quackenbush take the belt he's held since the very inception of ECW. It was over before anyone knew it with the Hero's Welcome.

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It's heading for one year since the last time ECW opened its doors. The time for ECW to return to the wrestling world has finally arrived!

The return to action for ECW will come in the month of February when it presents Cyberslam! The show will feature the first round of the ECW heavyweight title tournament.

These tournament matches will all be a Three Way Dance with elimination rules. Of course there will be no D.Q. and no C.O.

There are 18 wrestlers entered into the tournament. There will be six first-round matches. Then the semifinals will be two more Three Way Dance elimination matches. The final will be one on one for the ECW title.

ECW TITLE TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND

CW Anderson vs. JD Michaels vs. Andy Dalton

Rob Van Dam vs. 2 Cold Scorpio vs. Brent Albright

Doug Gilbert vs. Sandman vs. Stevie Richards

Justin Credible vs. Mikey Whipwreck vs. Dan Severn

Eddie Gilbert vs. Chris Candido vs. Sabu

Homicide vs. Al Snow vs. Jerry Lynn

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ECW CYBERSLAM
The ECW Arena
Philadelphia, PA
Feb. 29, 2120

A backstage video plays and we see Chris Candido, Justin Credible and CW Anderson. They are identified as The Triple Threat, along with manager Tammy Sytch.

"Everyone in this locker room has been waiting for this moment. The return of ECW! This is our home and where we want to be. The Triple Threat is here to put everyone in there place. The ECW championships will be ours."

The ECW heavyweight title tournament gets underway right here tonight at Cyberslam!

The Texas Hangmen def. The Heartbreak Express

The masked men from Texas kick off Cyberslam. The Davis' never stood a chance. The rowdy crowd was behing the Hangmen all the way. Killer set up Phil Davis for the Hangmen Backbreaker to win the match.

The Blue Meanie is accompanied to the ring by Stevie Richards. Everyone was told the Blue World Order would be the group to take over ECW. The two engage in some in-ring shenanigans until the Meanie's opponent enters the arena.

The Blue Meanie def. Lord Zoltan

This was a great match and really got the fans into the action. Zoltan dominated for quite some time, so much that Stevie Richards interferred to keep the Meanie alive. The Meanie then took over and battled it out with Zoltan. It could have gone either way but the Meanie found a way to get to the top for the Meaniesault to win the match. (Meanie 4 coins)

Criminal Justice def. AC/DC

A solid tag team encounter with Benett Cole and Rocky Reynolds returning from a tour of Japan. Arik Cannon and Darin Corbin are looking to make things happen in the tag team division. Criminal Justice got off to a good start. Cannon and Corbin fought back but it was Rocky Reynolds power slamming Arik Cannon for the win. Words were exchanged between the teams after the match.

Rex Havoc def. Arik Royal

The Lone Wolf Rex Havoc is also coming off a tour of Japan. This was a great match as two power wrestlers squared off. It was back and forth and in and out of the ring. Havoc kept fighting back and really won over the crowd. Royal put a hurting on him with the Last Drop. Havoc won with a T-bone suplex. (Havoc 4 coins)

Michael Kai Rayne def. Erick Stevens

Another super match as Michael Kai Rayne returns from Japan. Rayne crushed Stevens for a long time. Then Stevens, who has been through the ring wars of ECW before, turned on the offense. Rayne endured a multitude of moves and covers. The two kept the pace up and it was Rayne coming away the victor with the Rayne of Pain. (Stevens 4 coins, Rayne 4 coins)

We are shown the Sandman sitting in the back, drinking a beer, and holding the Singapore Cane.

Matt Striker def. Lenny Lane

The ECW faithful didn't seem to like either of these guys. Matt Striker didn't give Lenny Lane a chance to do anything and change their mind. It was all Striker and he won with the Golden Rule.

Steve Corino and Jimmy Jacobs told the crowd they wanted to be here for the return of ECW, but they aren't sure if they're going to stick around or not.

Steve Corino & Jimmy Jacobs def. The Naptown Dragons

Corino and Jacobs made short work of the Naptown Dragons. Corino set him up and Jacobs put Scotty Vortekz away with the End of Time.

Backseat Boyz def. Roadkill & Danny Doring

The ECW fans welcomed back Doring and Roadkill. These teams turned in a tremendous match. Just great action all around. A long contest ended with the T-Gimmick on Roadkill.

We are shown Bill Alfonso in the locker room with Rob Van Dam and Sabu. "ECW! We're back! These two men right here will achieve countless glories and honors with my expert tutelege. Which of these two do you think will be the ECW champion?"

Ken Doane def. Petey Williams

An excellent matchup that was pretty even. Doane kicked out twice after the Canadian Destroyer. Doane got some offense going and grabbed a pin after a neckbreaker.

FIRST ROUND
ECW HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE TOURNAMENT

THREE-WAY DANCE ELIMINATION MATCHES

CW Anderson def. Andy Dalton and JD Michaels

Great action in the first fall. All three men have something to prove and had portions of the bout going their way. CW Anderson planted Andy Dalton with the Spinebuster for the pin.

CW Anderson didn't take much longer to win the match. The Spinebuster put away JD Michaels and CW was joined in the ring to celebrate by Tammy Sytch.

Rob Van Dam def. Brent Albright and 2 Cold Scorpio

An awesome first fall. All three men with chances to win. Brent Albright really did a number on both opponents. Rob Van Dam was able to land the Five Star Frog Splash to beat Albright.

RVD wasted no time in winning this match with the Five Star Frog Splash on 2 Cold Scorpio. (Scorpio 4 coins)

Sandman def. Stevie Richards and Doug Gilbert

Things got brutal in a hurry. Doug Gilbert showed he is no slouch and Stevie Richards took the brunt of everyone else's attacks. The Sandman blasted Richards with the Singapore Cane to get the pin.

Doug Gilbert came close to eliminating the Sandman. The two kept fighting it out until the DDT by the Sandman ended the match. The Sandman was then attacked by "Hot Stuff" Eddie Gilbert.

Justin Credible def. Mikey Whipwreck and Dan Severn

Mikey Whipwreck was all offense as he attacked Justin Credible and nearly beat him several times. After a lot of back and forth fighting between the three Justin Credible pinned Mikey Whipwreck after That's Incredible.

Justin Credible is on a mission and didn't give Dan Severn any room to breathe. That's Incredible and then a shot with the Singapore Cane sent Severn down for the three count. (Credibe 4 coins)

Eddie Gilbert def. Chris Candido and Sabu

Eddie Gilbert and Chris Candido immediately tore into one another after Gilbert's attack on the Sandman earlier. They ignored Sabu until they couldn't anymore. It was a tough first fall but Sabu took out Candido with the Triple Jump Moonsault.

An unbelievable final fall. Sabu showed how hard he is to beat. Eddie Gilbert annhilated him. Bill Alfonso interferred once but was quickly knocked to the floor by Gilbert. Sabu fought and fought but finally fatigue wore him out. (Sabu 7 coins, Gilbert 4 coins)

Al Snow def. Homicide and Jerry Lynn

A spectacular first fall. Just crazy moves and near falls for a long time. Jerry Lynn eliminated Homicide with the Cradle Piledriver. (Homicide 3 coins)

Al Snow found a way to end this one quickly. He blocked a move and a seated spinebuster got him the three on Lynn.

ECW TITLE TOURNAMENT SEMIFINALS

CW Anderson vs. Rob Van Dam vs. The Sandman

Justin Credible vs. Eddie Gilbert vs. Al Snow

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ECW LIVING DANGEROUSLY
Asbury Park, New Jersey
March 28, 2120

Criminal Justice def. The Backseat Boyz

A real good, competitive opening contest here at Living Dangerously. Things just kept going back and forth. Benett Cole was able to use the Blackout on Johnny Kashmere for the win.

Erick Stevens def. The Blue Meanie

The Blue Meanie was looking to go 2-0 in ECW. He almost did, keeping his offense going and coming close to winning. Stevens used the outside to his benefit. Meanie kicked out of the Doctor Bomb, but he knocked himself out with a corner charge and Stevens got the win.

Ken Doane def. Lenny Lane

A fast match as Doane caught Lane with a big move off the ropes for the pin.

The Naptown Dragons def. Roadkill & Danny Doring

A great back and forth tag team match. Vortekz took a nice beating, then Doring lived through the Double Dragon. The Kiss of the Dragon ended the match.

THREE-WAY DANCE ELIMINATION MATCH
Brent Albright def. Andy Dalton and JD Michaels

A lot of great action in the first fall with all three against one another. JD Michaels eliminated Andy Dalton with a flying elbow smash. Shortly afterwards Albright beat Michaels with a sharpshooter.

THREE-WAY DANCE ELIMINATION MATCH
Mikey Whipwreck def. Stevie Richards and Jerry Lynn

A very long battle in the first fall that was filled with nearfalls and breakups of pin attempts. Whipwreck finally eliminated Richards after a neck snap. (Richards 6 coins) Whipwreck wouldn't be denied and never let up on Lynn. The Whipper Snapper put him away. (Lynn 6 coins)

Chris Candido def. Sabu

Sabu never got anything going his way. He is tough to beat though, but Candido kept going to his Blonde Bomb until winning the match.

SEMIFINALS
ECW HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE TOURNAMENT

THREE-WAY DANCE ELIMINATION MATCHES

Sandman def. Rob Van Dam and CW Anderson

CW Anderson attacked with RVD and Sandman both up top. RVD kicked out of his spinebuster but a superkick eliminated RVD. CW and Sandman just pummeled each other nonstop, over and over. The Sandman got the fall after a leg drop.

Justin Credible def. Al Snow and Eddie Gilbert

A real epic first fall that was full of nearfalls. Gilbert dominated both men for a long time. Everyone had their chances for a pin. Credible went on a roll against both men and dropped Snow with the Singapore Cane. Credible then got the upperhand and battered Gilbert with the Cane until getting the pin.

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Up next for ECW is Barely Legal! The finals of the heavyweight title tournament, and the first round of the tag team championship tournament, will take place.

For the ECW heavyweight championship - the Sandman vs. Justin Credible

ECW Tag Team Title Tournament

Danny Doring & Amish Roadkill vs. Blue World Order (Stevie Richards & Blue Meanie)

Impact Players (CW Anderson & Chris Candido) vs. Criminal Justice (Benett Cole & Rocky Reynolds)

Rob Van Dam & Sabu vs. Backseat Boyz (Trent Acid & Johnny Kashmere)

Heartbreak Express (Phil & Sean Davis) vs. Naptown Dragons (Dustin Lee & Scotty Vortekz)

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ECW BARELY LEGAL
Hammerstein Ballroom
New York, NY
April 18, 2120

QUARTERFINALS
ECW TAG TEAM TITLE TOURNAMENT
The Blue World Order. def. Danny Doring & Roadkill

This match was over in a hurry! The Blue Meanie dropped Roadkill with a clothesline and then the Meaniesault brought the crowd to their feet and ended the match.

The Impact Players def. Criminal Justice

This match was spectacular! Candido and CW Anderson weren't expecting to put to the test as much as they were. CW was pounded on for quite some time. The match went back and forth and both had chances to win. Candido interferred to keep the match going. CW nailed a superkick on Benett Cole for the pin. (CW 4 coins)

Rob Van Dam & Sabu def. The Backseat Boyz

This match was completely nuts! Insane action and the Backseat Boyz nearly scored a monumental upset. RVD nearly killed Kashmere but he lived. RVD almost lost this one then Sabu almost went down. Lots of interference kept it going and changed the momentum. How Kashmere kept going like he did no one knows. An Arabian facebuster finally finished him off. (Kashmere 7 coins, RVD 5 coins)

The Heartbreak Express def. The Naptown Dragons

These two teams really tore the house down! Great action, finishers, brawling, saves, interference, and the match kept on going. Phil Davis put away Scotty Vortekz with a sleeper. (Phil Davis 4 coins)

Rex Havoc, Erick Stevens & Lenny Lane def. Redd Dogg, Michael Kai Rayne & Arik Royal by D.Q.

A pretty good back and forth six-man was taking place. Then Redd Dogg was in a lot of trouble against all three opponents. His teammates stormed the ring, causing a wild brawl and they were DQed.

Andy Dalton def. J.D. Michaels

A real good fight here. J.D. Michaels stood up against the bigger man. Dalton did batter him with some big moves until finally winning with an impaler DDT. (Michaels 3 coins)

SEMIFINALS
ECW TAG TEAM TITLE TOURNAMENT
The Impact Players def. The Blue World Order

Another great fight! The BWO went right at it with CW and Candido. Another match that could have gone either way. Candido put away the Meanie with the Blonde Bomb. (Meanie 4 coins)

Rob Van Dam & Sabu def. The Heartbreak Express

Another one that almost saw a huge upset! The Davis' controlled the vast majority of the match and hit their finisher on both men. RVD was able to land the Frog Splash on Sean Davis.

Al Snow def. Brent Albright

And another pretty good matchup. It went down the middle, back and forth. Snow used head on a few occasions and got the pin. (Albright 4 coins)

Mikey Whipwreck def. Jerry Lynn

Out of nowhere Mikey scored the pin! Jerry Lynn was doing his work but Whipwreck found an opening in the corner. The Whipper-Snapper sent Lynn down for a three count.

FINALS
ECW TAG TEAM TITLE TOURNAMENT
Rob Van Dam & Sabu def. The Impact Players

The title match was a great one! RVD was in a lot of trouble but held on. The teams went back and forth but Sabu beat Candido with a Triple Jump Moonsault.

FINALS
ECW HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE TOURNAMENT
The Sandman def. Justin Credible

The gold goes to the Sandman! These two just slugged it out the entire match. Credible took the DDT but later another one ended the match.