ECW 2006

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Extreme Championship Wrestling 2006

Roster (27):

Faces
Al Snow
Axl Rotten
Beulah McGuillicutty
Big Show
Danny Doring
Kelly
Kurt Angle
Roadkill
Rob Van Dam
Sabu
Stevie Richards
Tajiri
The Sandman
Tommy Dreamer

Tweeners
Masato Tanaka

Heels
Balls Mahoney
Big Guido
Chris Jericho
CM Punk
Gangrel
Jazz
Johnny Devine
Justin Credible
Lance Storm
Little Guido
Tony Mamaluke
Trinity

Tag Teams/Stables
FBI (Big Guido, Little Guido, Tony Mamaluke, Trinity)
Team Canada (Johnny Devine, Lance Storm, Chris Jericho)

TV Shows
ECW on Sci-Fi

PPV’s
January 14th-Guilty As Charged
Febuary 25th-Cyberslam
March 18th-Living Dangerously
April 8th-Barely Legal
May 27th-Wrestlepalooza
June 17th-One Night Stand
July 29th-Heatwave
August 19th-Hardcore Heaven
September 17th-Anarchy Rulz
November 26th-November To Remember
December 31st-Nightmare On 34th Street

Titles and Champions
ECW Heavyweight Title
Rob Van Dam
0 Defenses
Won on June 11, 2006 at ECW One Night Stand 2


ECW on Sci-Fi Night 1 Card

“Hotshot” Johnny Devine Vs Sabu

CM Punk Vs Masato Tanaka

Tajiri Vs Steven Richards

ECW Heavyweight Title Triple Threat Match
Kurt Angle Vs Rob Van Dam © Vs

ECW is proud to announce that several new superstars have signed contracts to participate in the new era of ECW. Joining the stars of old are the following people:

“Hotshot” Johnny Devine
CM Punk
Kevin Fertig

World Wrestling Entertainment have officially broke ties with Extreme Championship Wrestling. While managing to keep stars like Kurt Angle, RVD, Sabu and others, World Wrestling Entertainment have announced that Ex-ECW wrestler Terry Funk has signed a deal exclusively to WWE. WWE also acquired the recent free agent Raven from TNA before ECW could grab hold. When asked about these two signings, Paul Heyman merely shrugged off these signings, being quoted as saying “They have two of my stars but I’ve got money in the bank for ECW and it just so happens to be a former WWE talent…” One can only ponder as to what exactly Mr. Heyman meant by these comments.

Extreme Championship Wrestling has announced it’s first official PPV under it’s own umbrella, ECW Hardcore Heaven. Stay tuned to ECW on Sci-Fi as more information towards this PPV develop.

It has been reported that ECW scouts have been attending more and more TNA, RoH and other independent shows apparently looking for more talent for the new breed of ECW. The scouts are keeping open ears to the ground on some WWE superstars as well, waiting for news on contracts and unhappiness. It is said they appear most interested in superstars like Samoa Joe, Rhino, Edge, Paul London, Christopher Daniels, and Homicide.

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I find it odd that both our rosters started at 27, before hirings, etc. It looks interesting enough, I'll definately read on.

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A limo pulls up in the arena. The limo driver steps out and opens the door in the back. Paul Heyman came running to where the limo was with a huge smile on his face. All of a sudden, out stepped Chris Jericho who looked at Paul and shook his hand before walking into the arena to start the show.


Match #1, “Hotshot” Johnny Devine Vs Sabu
In an extremely back and forth battles, one of the best up and coming superstars in the new ECW took on one of the best ECW superstars of old. The match was very back and forth with a handful of close calls. The finish came when Sabu began to rise to the top turnbuckle with a chair in hand. Sabu got ready to jump for the Arabian Face crusher. Just before he could leap however, Lance Storm ran onto the ring apron and super kicked Sabu off the top turnbuckle. Johnny Devine then positioned Sabu and climbed the turnbuckle. Devine came off with a fantastic moonsault that he calls the Love Generation Moonsault. Devine picks up the three and rolls out of the ring. Devine and Storm shake hands as they walk to the back.

Commercial

We come back as Devine and Storm are rushing around backstage and notice the camera. They stop to talk about how Canada just made a huge impact and by the end of the night, there impact will be felt for a very long time.

Back to ringside


Match #2, CM Punk Vs Masato Tanaka
One of the most technically sound/extreme matches in recent memory occurred between these two widely recognized superstars. CM Punk was making his debut and wasted no time in showing why he is in ECW. Punches were thrown as well as chinlocks effectively locked in, this was a match for the ages. The finish came when CM Punk locked in the Anaconda Vice. Tanaka tried valiantly to escape the hold but soon succumb to the pain and tapped out. CM Punk made his debut a memorable one.

Backstage, Chris Jericho is seen inside the office of ECW’s head honcho, Paul Heyman. Chris Jericho talks about how excited he is to be in ECW and that he believes a reward is in order for his good will and service. Paul Heyman agrees with Chris and puts him into the main event of the evening as the third participant in the Triple Threat Match. Chris Jericho guarantees that after tonight RVD, Kurt Angle or ECW would never EVER be the same… again.

Commercial


Match #3, Tajiri vs. Stevie Richards
The only match on the card with two old school ECW alumni dueling it out. The match was dominated by Tajiri who continually sent flurries of punches, kicks and holds at Richards. Tajiri finally sent Richards packing with a Buzzsaw kick. Tajiri looked down at Richards but instead of covering, sent another Buzzsaw Kick to the temple of Big Stevie Cool. Tajiri walked out of the ring triumphantly with his arms in the air

Again, we head backstage where Kurt Angle is standing. Kurt starts talking about how the reason he came to ECW is the competition factor. He mentions that Paul E is failing to disappoint him as he believes that Jericho adds something else to ECW. Kurt guarantees that he will walk out of the arena with the ECW title around his waist and neither RVD or Jericho could stop him.


Main Event, ECW Heavyweight Title Match Triple Threat Elimination
A hands down Match Of The Year candidate, this match pitted “The Wrestling Machine” Kurt Angle, the newest ECW signing in Chris Jericho, and Mr. Pay Per View and ECW Champion Rob Van Dam. The match started with Jericho, Van Dam and Angle all staring each other down. Angle got the match started with a double leg take down on Jericho. After this, it was evident no partnerships were going to be forged. Jericho locked RVD in the Walls, Angle grabbed Jericho and slammed him with the Angle Slam. Angle locked the Ankle Lock on RVD but Jericho recovered to deliver a face buster followed by the Lionsault. RVD tripped up Jericho and hit Rolling Thunder. With Jericho and Angle both down, RVD climbed the turnbuckle and looked out at his opponents. RVD dove off with the 5-Star Frog Splash on Angle to get the three and eliminate Angle from the match. RVD got up to be met with an attempted running Enziguri but RVD ducked just in time. RVD hit a flipping Senton onto Jericho and then climbed the turnbuckle and tried the 5-Star. Jericho moved out of the way and wasted no time in locking in the Walls. Angle slid into the ring with the ECW title and clocked Jericho in the back of the head. RVD stood up and went for another 5-Star which hit. RVD made the cover 1.…..2.………3! RVD rolled out of the ring as Angle made his way back into the ring. Suddenly, two men came running down from behind and double clotheslined Angle in the back. The two men were Johnny Devine and Lance Storm. The two started laying the boots to Angle as Jericho made his way to his feet he simply shrugged his shoulders and went to grab a chair. RVD came running back out to help but Jericho clobbered him with the chair. Jericho then set up the chair in the corner and watched as Devine climbed the turnbuckle. Angle staggered to his feet and was met with a super kick from Lance Storm followed up closely by the Love Generation Moonsault from Devine. Jericho turned on the microphone.

Jericho: Hey Kurt, I told you that you, Rob and ECW would never… EEEEEEEVER be the same again. And this here proves it, ladies and gentlemen what you just witnessed was a little diddy known as the Love Generation Chin Music and what you see here as the dominate force in this ring is something truly great. From Winnipeg, Manitoba, CANADA, “Hotshot” Johnny Devine, From Calgary… Alberta Canada, Lance Storm and also from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, “Lionheart” Chris Jericho. We are Team CANADA!

Jericho tossed down the microphone has all three men held there hands in the air in triumph as the Canadian National Anthem played in the background. The ECW logo flashed on the screen as the show came to a close

Overall Rating: 77%

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Major Coup for ECW!

Paul Heyman recently arrived back in New York from a meeting somewhere in Canada. Paul Heyman guarenteed that yet another former WWE superstar will make there debut next Tuesday night when ECW airs it’s second episode on Sci Fi. Be sure to watch this Tuesday to find out who this mystery man is...

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ECW on Sci-Fi Night 2

Sabu Vs CM Punk

Tajiri Vs Little Guido

Justin Credible Vs The Sandman

Main Event: Hardcore Tornado Tag Team match
Johnny Devine and Chris Jericho Vs Kurt Angle and Rob Van Dam