Of course, no conversation about ECW's humor would be complete without mentioning all things pertaining to Al Snow and The Head!

Thank you for taking the time to review it. I wanted to make sure that it loads properly when people are seeing it on various browsers & devices + the playback is smooth. I know that this is a rather

You are right about low morale. However, it still was a solid PPV and the CW Anderson-Tommy Dreamer "I Quit" match still holds up today as a great end to a feud. Sadly the internal situation

This was an interesting choice for them to debut in Middletown, especially when it wasn't a full TV taping. Steve Austin especially due to his exit at the time from WCW and his not yet having done the

The big challenge to these kinds of video game mods is, from the talent's perspective, if anyone has the rights to use their likenesses in this manner + if there is any compensation for the wrestlers &

He set the tone with that appearance in Middletown New York, bringing the "bad *** Texan" personna to the Upstate NY/Northeast area. He is one of the few who could pull off that in the mid-1990's

Being at that show, at the end there was no indication that it would have been the final Arena show for ECW. There was no "thank you" to the fans, nor was there any indication of what would have

Thanks to RVD for liking the mention of his lone tag team match with Jericho in ECW. Here is confirmation:

Also it is interesting to see what could have been main event matches in some then-WWF arenas be booked as main event matches at the ECW Arena. Assuming that the ECW pay for such a match would be much

I talked with a wrestling promoter this morning - who runs a local promotion in a US city of roughly 1 million people. He is considering an offshoot of this concept by creating a fictional character who

And also support what WOO is doing on HIVE to help bring awareness to the body of work - and now the recovery from surgery - by Perry Saturn.

The Eliminators were fun to watch, especially live. Very little (if any) wasted motion, and they always brought a "fight" feel to the ECW Arena or wherever they wrestled. That level of authenticity

One of the big differentiators showing the ECW Arena crowd as being truly unique in wrestling - and perhaps other sports - was the night Santa Claus went to the ring and threw out caps to the crowd...

There were times like that + so many other organic moments in ECW which just worked. The end of the Gangstas first match at the ECW Arena, against the Public Enemy, shows the crowd entering the ring to

I had a chance to meet him briefly and he was articulate & passionate about his colleagues, especially in ECW. Most people don't know that he also won the Republican primary for the Michigan House's

They had tried several things before this regarding spoofs/parodies including imitating Public Enemy, Baron Von Raschke, KISS, Lord Stevie, and Stevie Alexander Bagwell: They weren't sure if the bWo spoof

Thanks! There is so much more that I know can be done with the Earth-based metaverse platforms as the fact that it doesn't require anyone else to be in the metaverse location at that point in time is a

He definitely did his part in those later years of ECW. Since the show needed to entertain fans for 3+ hours every time, his ability to be a workhorse in the undercard got him exposure on the two TV shows

Jerry also talked about his being adopted and how it affected him years later. Interesting story and not something well-known.

ECW also did bus trips from places like New York City to the show, and occasionally the wrestlers would go on those trips as well. That added to the connection which the fans had with the wrestlers and