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The Superstars of ECW show off their hardcore skills and in-ring technical wizardry in this one-hour television series.
Production
Production
Seasons
1. ECW Wrestling - Aug. 27, 1999
On the debut edition of ECW Wrestling, the stars of Extreme Championship Wrestling introduce themselves to a new audience with some exciting action including Rob Van Dam defending his World Television Title against Jerry Lynn at Hardcore Heaven '99. Plus, ECW Champion Taz, Rhino, and more!
2. ECW Wrestling - Sep. 03, 1999
Before The Dudley Boyz bid farewell to ECW, they look to leave with gold as they challenge Balls Mahoney and Spike Dudley for the Tag Team Titles. Plus, Taz defends his ECW Championship against Tajiri, Tommy Dreamer receives some unlikely help, and more on this edition of ECW Wrestling.
3. ECW Wrestling - Sep. 10, 1999
On this edition of ECW Wrestling, Rob Van Dam defends his World Television Championship against Jerry Lynn in an action-packed main event. Plus, Super Crazy battles Rhino, Mike Awesome in action, and much more!
4. ECW Wrestling - Sep. 17, 1999
For the first time since returning to ECW and capturing the Tag Team Championships with Tommy Dreamer in an unlikely assist, Raven speaks as he addresses his sordid history with the Innovator of Violence. Plus, Rob Van Dam defends his World Television Title against Jerry Lynn, Tajiri in action, and more!
5. ECW Wrestling - Sep. 24, 1999
Despite their current reign as Tag Team Champions, the uneasy partnership of Raven and Tommy Dreamer becomes even more complicated when they take on Danny Doring and Amish Roadkill. Plus, a look at how Mike Awesome captured the ECW Championship at Anarchy Rulz, Super Crazy battles Little Guido, and more!
6. ECW Wrestling - Oct. 01, 1999
On this edition of ECW Wrestling, problems between Raven and Tommy Dreamer continue to escalate when Dreamer goes one-on-one with Tajiri in the main event after a locker room brawl with his own tag team partner. Plus, Mike Awesome defends his ECW Championship against Rhino and much more!
7. ECW Wrestling - Oct. 08, 1999
On this edition of ECW Wrestling, Tammy Lynn Sytch sits down for an excusive interview about her regarding the personal issues that put an end to her sunny days. Plus, highlights from Anarchy Rulz featuring Lance Storm, Tajiri, Jerry Lynn, and more!
8. ECW Wrestling - Oct. 15, 1999
After Lance Storm makes some disparaging remarks regarding Tammy Lynn Sytch's past, he earns the wrath of Chris Candido as they faceoff in one-on-one action. Plus, ECW Champion Mike Awesome battles Rod Price, Tommy Dreamer takes on Steve Corino, and more!
9. ECW Wrestling - Oct. 22, 1999
On this edition of ECW Wrestling, Mike Awesome defends his coveted ECW Championship against New Jack in an action-packed battle. Plus, violence erupts when Dawn Marie tries to prove that she is the 'Queen of Extreme, Rhino's path of destruction is halted by a legend, and much more!
10. ECW Wrestling - Oct. 29, 1999
When Raven decides to cause problems for Tommy Dreamer in his match against Lance Storm, Justin Credible seizes an opportunity to make an example out of Dreamer's dysfunctional partner. Plus, Taz goes one-on-one with Sabu, Axl Rotten and Balls Mahoney come to the aid of Nova, and more!
11. ECW Wrestling - Nov. 05, 1999
On this edition of ECW Wrestling, Spike Dudley battles Super Crazy and Little Guido in a Three-Way Dance main event. Plus, New Jack targets Da Baldies, a look at The Sandman's recent return to help Tommy Dreamer and Raven, and more!
12. ECW Wrestling - Nov. 12, 1999
On this edition of ECW Wrestling, The Sandman's recent return has The Impact Players running scared while Rhino promises to take him out when they faceoff in the main event. Plus, Steve Corino battles Jerry Lynn, Tajiri takes on Super Crazy, and more!
13. ECW Wrestling - Nov. 19, 1999
Despite wanting to challenge Raven and Tommy Dreamer for the Tag Team Championships alone, Rhino ends up teaming with Chris Candido for the gold in the main event. Plus, Jerry Lynn takes on Super Crazy, Balls Mahoney and Axl Rotten battle Da Baldies, and more!
14. ECW Wrestling - Nov. 26, 1999
On this edition of ECW Wrestling, Rhino teams with The Impact Players to faceoff against The Sandman and ECW Tag Team Champions Raven and Tommy Dreamer in a Six-Man Tag Team main event. Plus, Rob Van Dam defends his World Television Title, Super Crazy in action, and more!
15. ECW Wrestling - Dec. 03, 1999
While The Impact Players problems with Chris Candido and his allies continue, a rivalry from the past is revisited when The Sandman goes one-on-one with Raven in the main event. Plus, Super Crazy, Steve Corino, and many more on this edition of ECW Wrestling!
16. ECW Wrestling - Dec. 10, 1999
On this edition of ECW Wrestling, witness Mike Awesome as he defends his ECW World Heavyweight Championship against 2 Cold Scorpio. Plus, The Sandman battles Justin Credible in the main event, Steve Corino calls out a legend, and much more!
17. ECW Wrestling - Dec. 17, 1999
On this edition of ECW Wrestling, Chris Candido and Rhino take on The Impact Players in the main event for a shot at the ECW World Tag Team Championships. Plus, ECW Champion Mike Awesome, New Jack, and many more in action!
18. ECW Wrestling - Dec. 24, 1999
On this edition of ECW Wrestling, Mike Awesome's upcoming ECW World Heavyweight Title defense against Masato Tanaka comes a little early after Cyrus gets involved. Plus, Tommy Dreamer, The Impact Players, Rhino, and many more!
19. ECW Wrestling - Dec. 31, 1999
After losing the ECW Championship to Masato Tanaka a week prior, Mike Awesome gets a chance to regain his title when he battles the new champion for the gold in the main event. Plus, Raven battles Mikey Whipwreck, Tajiri in action, and more!
Cast
John Watson
Mikey Whipwreck
Peter Polaco
Justin Credible
Vito LoGrasso
Big Vito
Mark LoMonaco
Buh Buh Ray Dudley
Michael Bucci
Nova
Devon Hughes
D-Von Dudley
Scott Bigelow
Bam Bam Bigelow
Virgil Runnels
Dusty Rhodes
Patrick Kenney
Simon Diamond
Scott Levy
Raven
Francisco Rueda
Super Crazy
Joseph Dorgan
Johnny Swinger
Donald Callis
Cyrus the Virus
Takao Yoshida
Taka Michinoku
Terry Brunk
Sabu
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