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ECW TV Title History

November to Remember 93 - 11/13/93; Philadelphia, PA; ECW Arena
- Road Warrior Hawk & Sabu defeated ECW TV Champion Terry Funk & King Kong Bundy (mystery partner) at 12:00 when Sabu pinned Funk after Bundy turned on Funk; due to stipulations, Sabu won Funk's title

3/6/94; Philadelphia, PA; ECW Arena
- The Tazmaniac pinned ECW TV Champion Sabu to win the title

3/6/94; Philadelphia, PA; ECW Arena
- JT Smith pinned ECW TV Champion the Tazmaniac to win the title

4/16/94; Philadelphia, PA; ECW Arena
- The Pitbull defeated ECW TV Champion JT Smith to win the title

5/13/94; Philadelphia, PA; ECW Arena
- Mikey Whipwreck defeated ECW TV Champion the Pitbull to win the title

8/13/94; Philadelphia, PA; ECW Arena
- Jason pinned ECW TV Champion Mikey Whipwreck to win the title when the Pitbulls attacked the champion after he thought he had won the match

11/4/94; Hamburg, PA; Fieldhouse
- 2 Cold Scorpio pinned ECW TV Champion Jason to win the title

11/4/94; Hamburg, PA; Fieldhouse
- Dean Malenko pinned ECW TV Champion 2 Cold Scorpio to win the title

7/21/95; Tampa, FL; Expo Park
- Dean Malenko pinned ECW TV Champion Eddie Guerrero to win the title after a series of roll ups and blocking the champion's huracanrana attempt

7/28/95; Middletown, NY; Orange County Fairgrounds
- Eddie Guerrero pinned ECW TV Champion Dean Malenko to win the title at 14:30

House Party 96; 1/5/96; Philadelphia, PA; ECW Arena
- 2 Cold Scorpio (w/ Woman) pinned ECW TV Champion Mikey Whipwreck to win the title at 16:45 with a powerbomb and the moonsault legdrop off the top after Raven interfered and dropped the champion with the DDT

5/11/96; Philadelphia, PA; ECW Arena
- Shane Douglas pinned ECW TV Champion 2 Cold Scorpio to win the title at 26:31 with a belly to belly suplex off the top

6/1/96; Philadelphia, PA; ECW Arena
- Pitbull #2 pinned ECW TV Champion Shane Douglas to win the title

Hardcore Heaven 96; 6/22/96; Philadelphia, PA; ECW Arena
Hardcore TV - 7/4/96
- Chris Jericho pinned ECW TV Champion Pitbull #2 (w/ Francine) to win the title at 12:09 by reversing the Super Bomb into a hurricanrana off the top; late in the bout, Shane Douglas appeared ringside, grabbed the title belt, and kissed Francine, with the champion then coming to the floor and accidentally knocking Francine out when Douglas moved out of the way; moments later, Pitbull #1 appeared ringside as well; during the closing moments of the match, Douglas tried to leave ringside with the title belt but was held back by referees; after the contest, Pitbull #2 handed Jericho the belt before keeping Douglas out of the ring by using a steel chair; moments later, the two men hugged as Douglas was held back by referees

Heatwave 96; 7/13/96; Philadelphia, PA; ECW Arena
- Shane Douglas defeated ECW TV Champion Chris Jericho, 2 Cold Scorpio, and Pitbull #2 (w/ Francine) in an elimination match to win the title at 39:37; Scorpio pinned Jericho at 27:02 with a tombstone and the Tumble Weed; Pitbull #2 pinned Scorpio with the Super Bomb at 31:36; Douglas pinned Pitbull #2 with the belly to belly suplex; during the final moments of the match, Francine turned on Pitbull #2 and revealed a "Franchise" thong; Pitbull #1 then came out with the Pitbulls eventually hitting the Super Bomb on Francine through a table in the ring before the finish

Wrestlepalooza 97; 6/7/97; Philadelphia, PA; ECW Arena
Hardcore TV - 6/12/97:
- Taz defeated ECW TV Champion Shane Douglas (w/ Francine) via submission with the Tazmission to win the title in an impromptu match at 2:51; had Taz not been able to make Douglas submit within 3 minutes he would have been forced out of ECW for 60 days; after the match, Chris Candido attended to Douglas in the ring

Living Dangerously 98; 3/1/98; Asbury Park, NJ; Convention Hall
- Bam Bam Bigelow pinned ECW TV Champion Taz to win the title at 13:36 after falling backward to escape the Tazmission, with both men falling through the ring, then pulling Taz out of the hole in the canvas to score the win; after the bout, Bigelow was congratulated in the ring by Shane Douglas, Francine, & Chris Candido

4/4/98; Buffalo, NY; Flickinger Center
- Rob Van Dam (w/ Bill Alphonso) pinned ECW TV Champion Bam Bam Bigelow to win the title at around the 15-minute mark with the Van Daminator after Sabu interfered and jabbed the champion in the face with a fork

- The title was vacated after Van Dam sustained a broken leg. A 4-man tournament was designed to determine the new champion. Prior to the finals, Rhino defeated the Sandman and Super Crazy defeated Little Guido.

Living Dangerously 2000 - 3/12/00; Danbury, CT; O'Neill Center
- ECW TV Title Tournament Finals: Super Crazy pinned Rhino to win the title at 7:56

4/8/00; Buffalo, NY; Flickinger Center
ECW on TNN - 4/14/00
- Yoshihiro Tajiri defeated ECW TV Champion Super Crazy and Little Guido to win the title in an elimination match; Crazy pinned Guido; Tajiri pinned Crazy

Cyberslam 2000 - 4/22/00; Philadelphia, PA; ECW Arena
- Rhino pinned ECW TV Champion Yoshihiro Tajiri to win the title

8/26/00; New York City, NY; Hammerstein Ballroom
ECW on TNN - 9/8/00
- Kid Kash pinned ECW TV Champion Rhino to win the title at around the 5-minute mark after Rob Van Dam interfered and hit the Five Star Frog Splash while Kash hit a legdrop off the top at the same time, moments after Van Dam hit the Van Terminator; early in the bout, the Sandman came through the crowd and repeatedly canned the champion until Rhino took him down with a spear; there was no opening bell for the match and a referee didn't appear until the final pinfall

9/9/00; Mississauga, Ontario; Hershey Center
- Rhino pinned ECW TV Champion Kid Kash to win the title

- Rhino won the ECW World Title by beating the Sandman on 1/7/01 at the Hammerstein Ballroom as part of Guilty As Charged 2001.

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