This was the match that started it all. On April 4, 1998, Rob Van Dam knocks off the ¿Beast from the East¿ to begin an unprecedented run with ECW¿s TV Title. RVD would hold the TV Title for nearly two ...

The going round is that the WWE production team is working overtime on the ECW One Night Stand DVD, which is being worked on quick for a June 28 release. It will be interesting to see if they allow ...

Grand Theft Auto developer Rockstar Games was set to produce an Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) video game in 2000 at the peak of the hardcore wrestling promotion’s popularity. That’s according ...

The ECW Alumni. Tommy Dreamer, Steven Richards, Raven, and Rhino. For the past few weeks, these kings of extreme have been showing up on TNA IMPACT, to a rousing chorus of “ECW” chants from the fans.

The follow-up to ECW Hardcore Revolution, "ECW Anarchy Rulz," is set to hit the Playstation with an August 2000 release date. While the first ECW game was just a copy of the WWF Attitude engine, ...

For context, this match was added at the very last minute, being put on the card during the final episode of "ECW Hardcore TV" before the pay-per-view, and with a New Jack match, you kind of know what ...

Ex-WWE and ECW original Lance Storm said he and other performers had to record "all the grunting and groaning" for Acclaim's ECW Hardcore Revolution video game back in the late-90s. They also had to ...

Video game titles such as WWF Warzone and WWF Attitude were wildly successful in the late-90's on Sony's Playstation, even if the gameplay was pretty archaic and hard to just pick up and play. Complex ...

I can't say this was my idea. I'm going to post my card for ECW every week until I get bored. I know I can write a better program then what we're getting, so stay tuned. A) I can't bring in new titles ...

As discovered by Hard4Games on YouTube (via, VGC), the interview with Dreamer, who was one of ECW’s top talents at the turn of the millennium, sees the wrestler discuss how Acclaim came to develop the ...

Welcome to another edition of Wrestling Inc.'s retro reviews, where we take notable wrestling shows from the past and apply our universally celebrated loved/hated format! This time around, we're going ...