Top Wrestlers To Make Their Mark on E.C.W?

factum1 · 09-20-2008, 08:20 PM

E.C.W. had many wrestlers that left their stamp in the original E.C.W making it what it was Extreme Champion ship wrestling.

Many wrestlers came and left from E.C.W. , but not before leaving there mark. Many ECW wretlers contributed to the extreme style E.C.W had to offer. Some more hardcore than others,
but when it was time to get extreme they all deliver and gave it all they had. Just like the die hard fans in E.C.W; Every wrestler took their hardcore style up a notch in ecw.

Many of this harcore style was embodied by wrestlers like Cactus Jack,The Sandman,Tommy dreamer,Sabu, Homicide, The Dudley Boys and Terry funk among others. when it came to be Extreme they left every thing they had in the ring. Their blood, sweat, and tears. ECW was their home, it was everything they had to live for. For the money, fame, and their own satisfaction. Many wrestlers that were nobody became somebody in E.C.W.

Stone Cold was made in E.C.W. Even though he got the name in W.W.F/E it was Paul Heyman that let him become what the wrestling business and everything he had gone through in life made him out to be. Cold, ruthless. All the anger all the rage he let it out in E.C.W. He didn't get to wrestler much due to being injured, so he took it to the Extreme not by his wrestling ability, but by his words.And once Austin started talking other started taking note.

Other wrestlers like Shane Douglas left from being a teacher(Dean Douglas) in the WWF/E to be a franchise of E.C.W. Rob Van Dam was starting to become a jobber for W.C.W., but became the hidden Crown Jewel of E.C.W. M.R. Payperview. Many Legend were reborned in E.C.W like Terry Funk, Bam Bam Bigelow & Cactus Jack. Mexicans like Eddie Guerrero, Mysterio, Juventud found another wrestling home other than AAA in mexico. Other great wrestlers like Chris Jericho and Chris Benoit found some comfort in E.C.W.( I wanted to called them Crisis in WWF/E/)

Than there was *Tazz* the human suplex machine, beat me if you can.Survive if i let you. The Awesome hardcore Matches from Masato Tanaka and Mike Awesome. Ofcourse the heart and soul of E.C.W their creator, the maniacal genius Paul Heyman.

We can mentioned all the Great E.C.W. Champions, The greatest hardcore wrestlers ECW had, or you can simply mentioned The Top 15 ECW wrestlers that left their mark in The Original Extreme ChampionShip Wrestling.

Swamps · 09-20-2008, 09:51 PM

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Why ain't Steve Corino on the list? That's my all time favorite ECW star.

factum1 · 09-20-2008, 10:29 PM

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Why ain't Steve Corino on the list? That's my all time favorite ECW star.

I was asking some of the wrestling clique moderators to change my poll question, cause of that.

You see, i had put Steve Corino in the list than i figure i wouldn't be able to put some E.C.W wrestlers that people liked. so i changed the poll, from putting the most popular E.C.W Wrestlers to putting the most Hardcore, but i forgot to change the poll question.

Still you may write down the top 10 or 15 wrestlers you feel left a mark in E.C.W.

X-Power · 09-21-2008, 07:45 AM

Rob Van Dam is number one for me, but that's just cause I mark out for him. Other wrestlers who made ECW are Taz, Raven, Tommy Dreamer and of course Paul Heyman!

King Steventon · 09-21-2008, 07:57 AM

Raven made the biggest mark on ECW and really helped elevate them and get them alot more exposure and credit.

John · 09-21-2008, 08:23 AM

Sabu and Sandman imo.

Sabu: He was never short of an OMG moment and preformed on check every time and was an amazing hardcore guy. He would jump 50 feet, Throw himself throw Tables, Ladders, Chairs ETC,.

Sandman: He was the most Hardcore, Smoking, Drinking and Drugs was his main 3. I dont have a clue how ECW got this guy on TV. They barely got a pleasant word from him... ever!

Chuck Norris · 09-21-2008, 03:07 PM

Factum, you didn't ask me, if you want something added, feel free to ask obviously.

factum1 · 09-21-2008, 05:06 PM

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Factum, you didn't ask me, if you want something added, feel free to ask obviously.

Did you take peacesells place, here. I was looking to see if Peacesells was online yesterday, because he usually the guy that does me these favors.

I Apologize for my many mistakes, many times i'm usually on the run and have to leave so i get careless. I'm not very good under pressure. I need enogh time.

So i felt bad about Steve Corino wasn't on the least of favorites.
(For those who don't know Steve corino cut his hair short.)
Their many great E.C.W superstars more than a list of 20 can take.
Some came and left, but help E.C.W along the way.

Either way fans can mentioned all their favorite superstars from the original E.C.W. Plus the most hardcore one's. And there were many wrestler's in E.C.W. that put the bodies on the line.

One of my favorite moments was R.V.D. match with Bam Bam Bigelow, where he made the flip and in to the wrestling crowd. That was a hardcore suicidal move. That's the whole F/N/ show.