ECW Wrestling was known by many nicknames — "The Land of the Extreme," "The Little Engine That Could," and "The Land of the Misfit Toys," but Bully Ray, who was known as Buh Buh Ray Dudley during his ...

"What If?" was one of the most popular Marvel comics of the 1970s and '80s. It'd tell hypothetical stories across the Marvel universe, like what if Spider Man joined the Fantastic Four or what if ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo Credit: All Elite Wrestling WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman’s brainchild is ECW. It was the most hardcore version of ...

When Vince McMahon relaunched ECW back in 2006, he wanted Kurt Angle to be the centerpiece of the company, but this wasn’t something the Olympic Gold Medalist was overly thrilled about. WWE Hall of ...

Extreme Championship Wrestling was a US North East fixture from 1994 to 2001, led by the charismatic Paul Heyman and gave the wrestling world mainstream hardcore wrestling. From Sabu and Rob Van Dam ...

The wrestling world was rocked Sunday morning by the death of one of the most infamous stars of the 1990s. Mike Johnson of PWInsider reported ECW legend Sabu has died. Sabu, real name Terry Brunk, was ...

From 1992 until 2001, Extreme Championship Wrestling offered fans of professional wrestling a true alternative to the mainstream. The promotion featured violent bouts with plenty of blood, weapons, ...

Both before and after the end of Extreme Championship Wrestling, a lot of top wrestlers from the company were signed by WWE. Some, such as Mick Foley, Rob Van Dam and the Dudley Boyz, among many more, ...

Angles and feuds that never happen are the most intriguing part of professional wrestling. The "what if" factor powers great debate that produces questions that have no answers. One of the most ...

Paul Heyman has no love lost for WWE’s version of ECW. During a recent interview with VGC‘s Chris Scullion, Heyman was asked how important it is to him that today’s generation of fans gets to see the ...