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# ECW: Bloodsport - The Most Violent Matches

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WWE: Bloodsport ECW's Most Violent Matches (2-Disc)(DVD) This 2-DVD set features 19 of the most brutal matches in the history of "ECW - Extreme Championship Wrestling," hand-selected by the evil genius of wrestling, Paul Heyman, who introduces every violent match. Whether you're looking for barbed wire, flaming tables, branding irons or death-defying lucha libre, this collection is sure to satisfy the most extreme ECW enthusiasts. All your favorite ECW stars appear, including Sabu, Tazz, Tommy, Dreamer, Cactus Jack, the Dudley Boyz, Raven, Sandman, Terry Funk and many more - and they're all out for blood. Be warned - this package isn't for the faint of heart! But if it's the most extreme of the extreme that you desire, look no further! Disc 1 - "ECW World Tag Team Championship Match" - Hardcore TV 8/27/94 - Cactus Jack & Mikey Whipwreck vs. Public Enemy. "Extreme Warfare, Vol. 1" - 3/18/95 - Sandman & Terry Funk vs. Cactus Jack & Shane Douglas. "Taipei Death Match" - Hardcore Heaven 7/1/95 - Ian Rotten vs. Axl Rotten "Mexican Death Match" - November 2 Remember 11/18/95 - Rey Misterio Jr. vs. Psicosis "Four Corners Match For The ECW Television Title" - Heatwave 6/13/96 - Shane Douglas vs. Chris Jericho vs. 2 Cold Scorpio vs. Pitbull #2 "Weapons Match" -Hardcore Heaven 6/22/96 - Tommy Dreamer vs. Brian Lee "Stretcher Match" - The Doctor Is In 8/3/96 - Rob Van Dam vs. Sabu "3-Way Dance #1 Contender's Match for the ECW World Heavyweight Championship" - Barely Legal 4/13/97 - Terry Funk vs. Sandman vs. Stevie Richards Disc 2 - "Barbed Wire Match For The ECW World Heavyweight Championship" - Born to be Wired 8/9/97 - Sabu vs. Terry Funk "Intergender Match" - As Good As It Gets 9/20/97 - Beulah McGillicutty vs. Bill Alfonso "ECW Death Match" - Heatwave 8/2/98 - Tazz vs. Bam Bam Bigelow "ECW World Heavyweight Championship Match" - Hardcore TV 1/17/99 - Tazz vs. Shane Douglas "Chicago Street Fight Falls Count Anywhere Match For The ECW Tag Team Championship" - Hardcore TV 7/5/99 - Dudley Boyz vs. Spike Dudley & Balls Mahoney "ECW World Heavyweight Championship Match" - Guilty As Charged 1/9/00 - Mike Awesome vs. Spike Dudley "ECW On TNN 2/25/00" - Rhino vs. Sandman "3-Way Dance" - ECW On TNN 3/3/00 - Super Crazy vs. Yoshihiro Tajiri vs. Little Guido "'I Quit' Match" - Guilty As Charged 1/7/01 - Tommy Dreamer vs. C.W. Anderson - Alternate Commentary with Tommy Dreamer and Jonathan Coachman "ECW One Night Stand" 6/12/05 - Mike Awesome vs. Masato Tanaka.

Review: "Oh my God!!!" A wrestling lesson from ECW - I've been a wrestling fan for some 30 years now. I remember the great bloodbaths between Jerry Lawler and Austin Idol/Tommy Rich in mid-80's Memphis. The "I Quit" match between Magnum TA and Tully Blanchard that set a new standard for brutality in American pro wrestling. The Shiek. Abdullah the Butcher. Bruiser Brody. And of course the bosses of the blade, the giants of the gig, the two most prolific mainstream bleeders in history, Ric Flair and Dusty Rhodes. In the past, there were 2 ways to know you were watching an important match: announcer Jim Ross/Gordon Solie/Lance Russell getting really excited/distraught, and seeing blood. If a guy was gigging on TV, it usually meant a beginning, an end, or an escalation of a big feud. I could never, ever have imagined a wrestling promotion like ECW. Not coincidentally, the aforementioned Lawler/Idol/Rich bouts in 1985-87 Mid-Southern wrestling out of Memphis were nasty affairs; brilliant booking that led to brutal bladings. The manager of the despised Idol and Rich was a new kid on the block who first went by Paul E. Dangerously, then briefly Paul E Dangerly, back to Dangerously, and finally to the brash loudmouth's birth name-Paul Heyman. I love this guy. I missed the original ECW explosion. I heard about it-but I new of no way to see it, and besides, it was just another pro wrestling group, how good could it be? Answer: For about 5 shining years, it was the greatest promotion in the history of the business. ECW;BLOODSPORT was the first true, clear taste I had of Heyman's boys in action. I'd seen YouTube's videos, but most were grainy, and frankly I don't like watching things on my computer. I was blown away instantly. Heyman narrates wonderfully, using that natural carny shill and his earnest love of ECW to draw us in. Then it's up to Cactus Jack, Mikey Whipwreck, and Public Enemy to keep us. And do they, and everyone that follows, deliver. Almost all of the Hardcore greats are here-Mick Foley, who became a legend when he fell from the 'Hell in a Cell' cage in 1998, is here a couple of times. His hero and mentor, former NWA champion turned 53 year old Hardcore newcomer, Terry Funk, shows why he's adored by fans and fellow workers the world over. You'll see The Sandman, pounding beers, smokin cigarettes and swingin kendo sticks. There's Tommy Dreamer, perhaps the heart and soul of ECW. Future hall of famer Chris Jericho bumps with "The Franchise" Shane Douglas, 2 Cold Scorpio, and Pitbull #2. Every match is brutal, bloody, and decidedly NOT for the WWE's current target audience. If Dad pops into Best Buy to buy 8 year old Timmy that Jeff Hardy or John Cena DVD he's been begging for, and they're sold out, Dad might just bring little Timmy this instead, assuming all wrestling to be about the same. And he'll happily hand his sensitive boy 5 hours and fifteen minutes of nightmares. Two matches deserve special mention. The outrageous "Taipei Death Match" featuring Ian vs Axl Rotten-a family feud Richard Dawson would have steered clear of. The rules are simple: Put on gloves, put superglue on gloves, dip gloves in broken glass. Saying this is not for the squeamish doesn't quite do it justice. Suffice to say, there's not much hidden blading going on-the bros. Rotten just slash each other up with the glass. This is not Lou Thesz vs Whipper Billy Watson...or Chavo Guerrero vs Hornswaggle, thank God. Lastly, and my personal favorite, features the "Hardcore Legend" Funk against high-flying, insane-risk-taking Sabu. This little delight takes place in a ring surrounded by barbed wire, and not some phony, "non-painful" kind, either. Both men get their bodies completely immersed in the wire, the barbs piercing flesh without forgiveness. Halfway through Sabu rips his bicep open on one of the sharp barbs. The muscle literally exposed, screaming "My Arm!!" Sabu does what any sane man would do-pushes the muscle back in the arm, gets some tape, and wraps his mangled bicep back together. No time outs, no medical help. Just more agonizing bumps ahead. It's simple: If you're a true fan of this business, this DVD should be the first one you buy. Period.
Review: Extreme Blood Battles from the ECW! - Experience the classic glory days of the ECW in this compilation of some of the bloodiest matches in pro wrestling history. If you have never seen an ECW match before then you are in for a big treat of gory action violence, epic matches that contain real blood and paralyzing feats of daring. ECW wrestlers did lots of different kinds of hardcore such as barbed wire matches, cane beatings, fire tables, chairs to the head, daring leaps of courage, all out brawls in the crowd, and lots of tables. See some hardcore action from greats such as Taz, Rob Van Damme, The Dudley Boyz, Tommy Dreamer, Mick Foley, Terry Funk, Sandman, Sabu, Bam Bam Bigelow, and other legends. If you're a fan of Pro Wrestling and want to see how far it can go, this dvd is a must have for the collection.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Paul Heyman |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 173 Reviews |
| Format | Color, NTSC |
| Genre | Sports |
| Language | English |
| Number Of Discs | 2 |

## Product Details

- **Genre:** Sports
- **Format:** Color, NTSC
- **Contributor:** Paul Heyman
- **Language:** English
- **Number Of Discs:** 2

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Oh my God!!!" A wrestling lesson from ECW
*by I***2 on August 21, 2009*

I've been a wrestling fan for some 30 years now. I remember the great bloodbaths between Jerry Lawler and Austin Idol/Tommy Rich in mid-80's Memphis. The "I Quit" match between Magnum TA and Tully Blanchard that set a new standard for brutality in American pro wrestling. The Shiek. Abdullah the Butcher. Bruiser Brody. And of course the bosses of the blade, the giants of the gig, the two most prolific mainstream bleeders in history, Ric Flair and Dusty Rhodes. In the past, there were 2 ways to know you were watching an important match: announcer Jim Ross/Gordon Solie/Lance Russell getting really excited/distraught, and seeing blood. If a guy was gigging on TV, it usually meant a beginning, an end, or an escalation of a big feud. I could never, ever have imagined a wrestling promotion like ECW. Not coincidentally, the aforementioned Lawler/Idol/Rich bouts in 1985-87 Mid-Southern wrestling out of Memphis were nasty affairs; brilliant booking that led to brutal bladings. The manager of the despised Idol and Rich was a new kid on the block who first went by Paul E. Dangerously, then briefly Paul E Dangerly, back to Dangerously, and finally to the brash loudmouth's birth name-Paul Heyman. I love this guy. I missed the original ECW explosion. I heard about it-but I new of no way to see it, and besides, it was just another pro wrestling group, how good could it be? Answer: For about 5 shining years, it was the greatest promotion in the history of the business. ECW;BLOODSPORT was the first true, clear taste I had of Heyman's boys in action. I'd seen YouTube's videos, but most were grainy, and frankly I don't like watching things on my computer. I was blown away instantly. Heyman narrates wonderfully, using that natural carny shill and his earnest love of ECW to draw us in. Then it's up to Cactus Jack, Mikey Whipwreck, and Public Enemy to keep us. And do they, and everyone that follows, deliver. Almost all of the Hardcore greats are here-Mick Foley, who became a legend when he fell from the 'Hell in a Cell' cage in 1998, is here a couple of times. His hero and mentor, former NWA champion turned 53 year old Hardcore newcomer, Terry Funk, shows why he's adored by fans and fellow workers the world over. You'll see The Sandman, pounding beers, smokin cigarettes and swingin kendo sticks. There's Tommy Dreamer, perhaps the heart and soul of ECW. Future hall of famer Chris Jericho bumps with "The Franchise" Shane Douglas, 2 Cold Scorpio, and Pitbull #2. Every match is brutal, bloody, and decidedly NOT for the WWE's current target audience. If Dad pops into Best Buy to buy 8 year old Timmy that Jeff Hardy or John Cena DVD he's been begging for, and they're sold out, Dad might just bring little Timmy this instead, assuming all wrestling to be about the same. And he'll happily hand his sensitive boy 5 hours and fifteen minutes of nightmares. Two matches deserve special mention. The outrageous "Taipei Death Match" featuring Ian vs Axl Rotten-a family feud Richard Dawson would have steered clear of. The rules are simple: Put on gloves, put superglue on gloves, dip gloves in broken glass. Saying this is not for the squeamish doesn't quite do it justice. Suffice to say, there's not much hidden blading going on-the bros. Rotten just slash each other up with the glass. This is not Lou Thesz vs Whipper Billy Watson...or Chavo Guerrero vs Hornswaggle, thank God. Lastly, and my personal favorite, features the "Hardcore Legend" Funk against high-flying, insane-risk-taking Sabu. This little delight takes place in a ring surrounded by barbed wire, and not some phony, "non-painful" kind, either. Both men get their bodies completely immersed in the wire, the barbs piercing flesh without forgiveness. Halfway through Sabu rips his bicep open on one of the sharp barbs. The muscle literally exposed, screaming "My Arm!!" Sabu does what any sane man would do-pushes the muscle back in the arm, gets some tape, and wraps his mangled bicep back together. No time outs, no medical help. Just more agonizing bumps ahead. It's simple: If you're a true fan of this business, this DVD should be the first one you buy. Period.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Extreme Blood Battles from the ECW!
*by B***E on January 12, 2013*

Experience the classic glory days of the ECW in this compilation of some of the bloodiest matches in pro wrestling history. If you have never seen an ECW match before then you are in for a big treat of gory action violence, epic matches that contain real blood and paralyzing feats of daring. ECW wrestlers did lots of different kinds of hardcore such as barbed wire matches, cane beatings, fire tables, chairs to the head, daring leaps of courage, all out brawls in the crowd, and lots of tables. See some hardcore action from greats such as Taz, Rob Van Damme, The Dudley Boyz, Tommy Dreamer, Mick Foley, Terry Funk, Sandman, Sabu, Bam Bam Bigelow, and other legends. If you're a fan of Pro Wrestling and want to see how far it can go, this dvd is a must have for the collection.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ECW!ECW!ECW!ECW!
*by M***E on August 30, 2010*

The fans even in the WWE and TNA still chant this league's f'n name! THE MOST VIOLENT, DECADENT, BLOODY, BANNED FROM TV WRESTLING LEAGUE OF ALL TIME. Funk vs. Sabu IN... BARBED.. WIRE... was banned from television and even pay-per-view and can be seen only on DVD. Van Dam vs. Sabu(my personal favorite), Tazz vs. Bigelow, Cactus Jack vs. assorted,etc. The Rottens in a match nearly banned for levels of blood displayed as well. TV MA IS AN UNDERSTATEMENT. Paul Heyman states "we never had another barbed wire match because we felt the Funk vs. Sabu match coud never be topped and also because it is the only match to EVER make me feel disturbed due to the level of animal violence displayed". Need I say more? The other leagues FEAR the ECW and TNA is already finding this out(Dudleys, Tazz, Van Dam, Abyss, Richards, Dreamer, Sandman, etc.). You have never seen or possibly will ever see again the LEVELS of blood, skill, and animal instinct the ECW is still known and feared for. If you want violence, in the immortal words of Arn Anderson:"be careful what you wish for because you just might get it and the life you save may be your own". The way I would say it:"Hulk Hogan, Steve Austin, Sid Vicious, all of those overated bums got TRASHED the day they set one foot in the ECW or WCW. Trashed and run out of the league. NUFF'...SAID...PUNK.

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