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ECW World Television Championship

Current Champion

Since: January 01, 1970

Days Held: 20208 Days

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Champion

Date Won

Days Held

Observations

Rhino
September 09, 2000
213 days
Rhino was the final wrestler to hold the championship.
Kid Kash
August 26, 2000
14 days
Rhino
April 22, 2000
126 days
Yoshihiro Tajiri
April 08, 2000
14 days
Super Crazy
March 12, 2000
27 days
VACANT
March 04, 2000
8 days
Van Dam was legitimately injured, and as a result, The Network forced him to relinquish the championship.
Rob Van Dam
April 04, 1998
700 days
Van Dam's reign was the longest in the championship's history.
Bam Bam Bigelow
March 01, 1998
34 days
Taz
June 07, 1997
267 days
Shane Douglas
July 13, 1996
329 days
Chris Jericho
June 22, 1996
21 days
Pitbull #2
June 01, 1996
21 days
Shane Douglas
May 11, 1996
21 days
2 Cold Scorpio
January 05, 1996
127 days
Mikey Whipwreck
December 29, 1995
7 days
This was a match where Scorpio put both his World Television Championship and the ECW World Tag Team Championship held by Scorpio and The Sandman on the line.
2 Cold Scorpio
August 25, 1995
126 days
Eddie Guerrero
July 28, 1995
28 days
Dean Malenko
July 21, 1995
7 days
Eddie Guerrero
April 08, 1995
104 days
2 Cold Scorpio
March 18, 1995
21 days
Dean Malenko
November 04, 1994
134 days
2 Cold Scorpio
November 04, 1994
0 days
Jason
August 13, 1994
83 days
Mikey Whipwreck
May 13, 1994
92 days
Pitbull #1
April 16, 1994
27 days
J.T. Smith
March 06, 1994
41 days
Tazmaniac, The
March 06, 1994
0 days
Sabu
November 13, 1993
113 days
Terry Funk
October 01, 1993
43 days
Jimmy Snuka
March 12, 1993
203 days
VACANT
February 17, 1993
23 days
ECW forced Osbourne to vacate the championship for unknown reasons.
Glen Osbourne
September 30, 1992
140 days
VACANT
September 12, 1992
18 days
Hotbody legitimately injured his ankle, and as a result, ECW forced him to relinquish the championship.
Johnny Hotbody
August 12, 1992
31 days
Weiss was the first wrestler to hold the ECW Championship.