Wrestling Information Archive - ECW World Television Title History

NWA Eastern Championship Wrestling Television Title (August 12, 1992 - September 1994)
Extreme Championship Wrestling World Television Title (September 1994 - April 11, 2001)

Name	Date	Location	Notes
Johnny Hotbody	August 12, 1992	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	1
Glenn Osbourne	September 30, 1992	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	2
Jimmy Snuka	March 12, 1993	Radnor, Pennsylvania	3
Terry Funk	October 1, 1993	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sabu	November 13, 1993	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	4
Tazmaniac	March 6, 1994	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
J.T. Smith	March 6, 1994	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Pitbull #1	April 16, 1994	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Mikey Whipwreck	May 13, 1994	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jason Knight	August 13, 1994	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
2 Cold Scorpio	November 4, 1994	Hamburg, Pennsylvania
Dean Malenko	November 4, 1994	Hamburg, Pennsylvania
2 Cold Scorpio (2)	March 18, 1995	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Eddy Guerrero	April 8, 1995	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Dean Malenko (2)	July 21, 1995	Tampa, Florida
Eddie Guerrero (2)	July 28, 1995	Middletown, New York
2 Cold Scorpio (3)	August 25, 1995	Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania
Mikey Whipwreck (2)	December 29, 1995	New York City, New York
2 Cold Scorpio (4)	January 5, 1996	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Shane Douglas	May 11, 1996	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Pitbull #2	June 1, 1996	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Chris Jericho	June 22, 1996	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Shane Douglas (2)	July 13, 1996	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	5
Taz (2)	June 7, 1997	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Bam Bam Bigelow	March 1, 1998	Asbury Park, New Jersey
Rob Van Dam	April 4, 1998	Buffalo, New York
Super Crazy	March 12, 2000	Danbury, Connecticut	6
Yoshihiro Tajiri	April 8, 2000	Buffalo, New York	7
Rhino	April 22, 2000	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Kid Kash	August 26, 2000	Queens, New York
Rhino (2)	September 9, 2000	Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

1. Johnny Hotbody defeated Larry Winters for the title. Title was vacated on September 12, 1992 when Hotbody broke his ankle in his title victory.

2. Glenn Osbourne defeated The Sandman in a tournament final. Title was vacated in February of 1993.

3. Jimmy Snuka defeated Glenn Osbourne in a 8-man tournament final for the title.

5. Shane Douglas defeated Chris Jericho, Pitbull #2, and 2 Cold Scorpio in a 4-man elimination match.

6. Rob Van Dam was stripped of the title on March 11, 2000 due to an injury. Super Crazy defeated Rhino to win the title in a tournament final.

7. Yoshihiro Tajiri defeated Super Crazy and Little Guido to win the title in a three way match.

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