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Fan photo taken from the crowd during the last Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) show at the ECW Arena (South Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) from the promotion's original run. The event took place on December 23, 2000. Chairs were thrown into the ring by fans after being prompted to do so by one of the participants in the three-way main event for the ECW world heavyweight championship (Sandman, Justin Credible, and Steve Corino). You may confirm that by clicking the associated link (YouTube video) and scrolling to just after the 16-minute mark. All ECW copyrights of video go to WWE, and the associated video was not uploaded by anyone known by parties associated with this collection. The photo is owned by the fan who was in the at the time, and the was not derived in any way from any other entity's work (including those owned by WWE).
This collection of NFT's pertains specifically to owned or licensed content specific to the original ECW professional wrestling promotion. ECW went by two names from 1992 to 2001: "Eastern Championship Wrestling" and "Extreme Championship Wrestling". The promotion had a loyal and rabid fan following across the United States, Canada, Japan and Europe - with the promotion producing several future champions in WWE (then WWF), WCW, TNA (now Impact), New Japan Pro Wrestling, Ring of Honor, and other major wrestling companies across the world.
ECW's primary "home base" was the ECW Arena (formerly Viking Hall, now the 2300 Arena) in South Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Other primary venues for shows and TV tapings (including pay per view events) were the Elks Lodge (Queens, NY) and the Hammerstein Ballroom (Manhattan, New York). Many ECW alumni have confirmed that the loyal and vocal fan base was unlike any other in their careers.
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Fan photo taken from the crowd during the last Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) show at the ECW Arena (South Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) from the promotion's original run. The event took place on December 23, 2000. Chairs were thrown into the ring by fans after being prompted to do so by one of the participants in the three-way main event for the ECW world heavyweight championship (Sandman, Justin Credible, and Steve Corino). You may confirm that by clicking the associated link (YouTube video) and scrolling to just after the 16-minute mark. All ECW copyrights of video go to WWE, and the associated video was not uploaded by anyone known by parties associated with this collection. The photo is owned by the fan who was in the at the time, and the was not derived in any way from any other entity's work (including those owned by WWE).
This collection of NFT's pertains specifically to owned or licensed content specific to the original ECW professional wrestling promotion. ECW went by two names from 1992 to 2001: "Eastern Championship Wrestling" and "Extreme Championship Wrestling". The promotion had a loyal and rabid fan following across the United States, Canada, Japan and Europe - with the promotion producing several future champions in WWE (then WWF), WCW, TNA (now Impact), New Japan Pro Wrestling, Ring of Honor, and other major wrestling companies across the world.
ECW's primary "home base" was the ECW Arena (formerly Viking Hall, now the 2300 Arena) in South Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Other primary venues for shows and TV tapings (including pay per view events) were the Elks Lodge (Queens, NY) and the Hammerstein Ballroom (Manhattan, New York). Many ECW alumni have confirmed that the loyal and vocal fan base was unlike any other in their careers.
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