With all the talk about WCW's comparable product, here's what ECW was cranking out at the time:
Heat Wave 2000
* Sal E. Graziano (with Tony Mamaluke) defeated Balls Mahoney (1:39)
o Graziano pinned Mahoney after a Belly to Belly Suplex.
* Kid Kash, Danny Doring and Amish Roadkill defeated Simon Diamond, C.W. Anderson and Johnny Swinger (11:03)
o Kash pinned Swinger after a Money Maker.
* Jerry Lynn defeated Steve Corino (with Jack Victory) (15:25)
o Lynn pinned Corino after a Cradle Piledriver.
* Chris Chetti and Super Nova defeated Da Baldies (Tony DeVito and Angel) (4:39)
o Nova pinned Angel after a Tidal Wave.
* Yoshihiro Tajiri defeated Mikey Whipwreck, Little Guido and Psicosis in a Four-Way Dance (9:17)
o Guido pinned Whipwreck with a Bridging German Suplex (1:36)
o Tajiri pinned Psicosis after a Dragon Suplex (4:28)
o Tajiri pinned Guido after a Brainbuster onto a steel chair (9:17)
* Rhino defeated The Sandman to retain the ECW World Television Championship (8:39)
o Rhino pinned Sandman after a Piledriver onto a steel guardrail.
* Rob Van Dam (with Bill Alfonso) defeated Scotty Anton (19:02)
o Van Dam pinned Anton after a Van Terminator.
* Justin Credible (with Francine) defeated Tommy Dreamer (with Jazz and George) in a Stairway to Hell match to retain the ECW World Heavyweight Championship (14:58)
o Credible pinned Dreamer after a That's Incredible! onto barbed wire.
I had personally given up on following ECW regularly after their May PPV, because I disliked their product that much. I bought their next PPV (this one) two months later just to see if things had gotten any better or if this PPV was the launching pad for anything better. It wasn't. The rest of ECW's existence after this PPV until it dies in January is actually completely foreign to me, besides knowing about title changes.
The only time I've EVER abandoned a wrestling company. Good work, Justin Credible!
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Thank you, Eddie Guerrero.
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