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| - The ECW World Television Championship was the secondary title in Extreme Championship Wrestling from 1992 until it folded in 2001. The title was almost on level with the ECW World Title when Rob Van Dam held it due to the calibre of matches he had. He had a 23-month reign as champion that only ended due to an injury. His title reign had propelled him into the World Title picture when the injury occurred. The last ECW World Television Champion was Rhino, who held it until ECW folded. According to Rhino, the physical title belt was stolen from the ECW locker room. World Wrestling Entertainment resurrected the promotion into one of their brands in 2006 and, although they haven't reactivated the title, they renamed it on their website the ECW Television Championship. Three former TV champs, Eddie Guerrero, Chris Jericho and Rob Van Dam, would go on to win the WWE Championship. In addition, five wrestlers have won the ECW Heavyweight Championship, Television, and Tag Team championships. The first to accomplish this was Johnny Hotbody, who won the Tag title with The Suicide Blondes on April 3 1993. Next was Sabu, after he won the Tag title with The Tazmaniac on February 4, 1995. Mikey Whipwreck was the next man to do this, after winning the Heavyweight title on October 28 1995. Next was Taz, after winning the heavyweight title on January 10 1999. Rob Van Dam did so after being awarded the ECW Championship on June 13 2006. The only to win both the WCW and ECW Television Championships is Chris Jericho, having won the WCW World Television Championship on September 10 1998 and the ECW TV title on June 22 1996. Paul Heyman originally intended the TV title to be a belt held by pure wrestlers from all over the world, and they would graduate to main event status when the fans gained interest. (en)
- El ECW Televisión Championship fue un título secundario en la Extreme Championship Wrestling desde 1992 hasta el 2001. El título alcanzó prestigio al nivel del ECW World Heavyweight Championship, cuando Rob Van Dam protagonizó excelentes luchas mientras tuvo el campeonato. Van Dam tuvo un reinado de 23 meses que sólo finalizó debido a una lesión. Su reinado lo lanzó a la categoría mundial, cuando ocurrió la lesión. El último campeón fue Rhino, quien tuvo el campeonato hasta el cierre de la empresa en el 2001. De acuerdo con Rhino, la correa oficial del campeonato fue robada del camarín de la ECW. La World Wrestling Entertainment en 2006 revivió la promoción ECW, a pesar de que no han reactivado el campeonato, lo renombraron en su página web, pasando de ECW World Televisión Championship a ECW Televisión Championship. (es)
- L'ECW Television Championship era il secondo Titolo per importanza della Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW), federazione statunitense di wrestling. Inizialmente noto come ECW World Television Championship, in concomitanza con la rinascita della ECW ad opera della World Wrestling Entertainment nel 2006 il titolo assunse la denominazione attuale, anche se non è mai stato utilizzato negli show WWE. Il picco massimo di importanza fu raggiunto durante il regno di Rob Van Dam, quando il titolo poté essere paragonato addirittura all'ECW World Heavyweight Championship. Questo regno durò 23 mesi, record assouluto per un titolo di wrestling, e finì solo a causa di un infortunio. L'ultimo campione fu Rhyno che il 7 gennaio 2001 unificò la cintura con l'ECW World Heavyweight Championship, prima del fallimento della ECW. (it)
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