Difference between revisions of "Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW)"
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Revision as of 18:28, 11 June 2017
Note: the WWE television program/brand WWE ECW, ECW videos that aired on WWE 24/7 (Classics on Demand) and the WWE Network, and WWE Home Video releases covering ECW are not included in these lists.
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ECW TV
ECW's flagship television program began airing in 1993 on Sports Channel Philadelphia as NWA Eastern Championship Wrestling. In 1994, Eastern Championship Wrestling withdrew from the NWA and was rebranded Extreme Championship Wrestling. In 1999, with the advent of ECW on TNN, the program was once again rebranded as ECW Hardcore TV.
