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Taz lost the title only once, intentionally pulling an unconscious [[Terry Brunk|Sabu]] over himself on [[December 19]] [[1998]] (he was confident that he would defeat Shane Douglas in an upcoming title bout, and thus no longer needed the FTW Heavyweight Championship). Taz regained the title at [[Living Dangerously]] on [[March 21]], [[1999]], where he unified the FTW Heavyweight Championship with the ECW World Heavyweight Championship (which he then held) by defeating Sabu in a title versus title match. Taz then began using only the ECW Heavyweight Championship title belt.
Taz lost the title only once, intentionally pulling an unconscious [[Terry Brunk|Sabu]] over himself on [[December 19]] [[1998]] (he was confident that he would defeat Shane Douglas in an upcoming title bout, and thus no longer needed the FTW Heavyweight Championship). Taz regained the title at [[Living Dangerously]] on [[March 21]], [[1999]], where he unified the FTW Heavyweight Championship with the ECW World Heavyweight Championship (which he then held) by defeating Sabu in a title versus title match. Taz then began using only the ECW Heavyweight Championship title belt.


The FTW title was resurrected by Taz's cousin [[Chris Chetti]], who introduced the title to [[National Wrestling Alliance|NWA]] Midwest on [[November 23]], [[2002]] after losing the promotion's BMF Championship (essentially a [[hardcore wrestling|hardcore championship]]). Chetti defended it in [[Maryland Championship Wrestling]] in 2003 and lost it to [[Dan Morrison (wrestler)|Danny Doring]] on the final MCW show on [[July 16]], [[2003]]. Doring defeated MEWF Champ Romeo Valentino and Chetti in a 3-way match to unify their titles with his MCW Title. The FTW Title was then abandoned.
The FTW title was resurrected by Taz's cousin [[Chris Chetti]], who introduced the title to [[National Wrestling Alliance|NWA]] Midwest on [[November 23]], [[2002]] renaming it the '''BMF (Bad Mother Fucker) Championship''' (essentially the promotion's [[hardcore wrestling|hardcore championship]]). Chetti defended it in [[Maryland Championship Wrestling]] in 2003 and lost it to [[Dan Morrison (wrestler)|Danny Doring]] on the final MCW show on [[July 16]], [[2003]]. Doring defeated MEWF Champ Romeo Valentino and Chetti in a 3-way match to unify their titles with his MCW Title. The BMF (FTW) Title was then abandoned.


===Title Lineage===
===Title Lineage===
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# Unified with [[ECW World Heavyweight Championship]].
# Unified with [[ECW World Heavyweight Championship]].
# Reinstated by Chris Chetti.
# Reinstated by Chris Chetti.
# Doring unified the FTW title with the Maryland Championship Wrestling Title and the MEWF Title and it was abandoned.
# Doring unified the BMF title with the Maryland Championship Wrestling Title and the MEWF Title and it was abandoned.


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 09:59, 7 September 2005

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The first version of the ECW FTW Heavyweight Championship. This belt was actually an old ECW World Television Title belt, with the strap painted orange and an "FTW" sticker covering the "Televison" designation.

The ECW FTW (Fuck The World) Heavyweight Championship was an alternate World Heavyweight Championship contested in the professional wrestling promotion Extreme Championship Wrestling.

History

Taz announced the creation of the FTW Heavyweight Championship on May 14, 1998. Frustrated by his inability to win the ECW World Heavyweight Championship from Shane Douglas, who was at the time absent and refusing to face him, Taz created and defended his own World title, billing himself as the "real" World champion.

Taz lost the title only once, intentionally pulling an unconscious Sabu over himself on December 19 1998 (he was confident that he would defeat Shane Douglas in an upcoming title bout, and thus no longer needed the FTW Heavyweight Championship). Taz regained the title at Living Dangerously on March 21, 1999, where he unified the FTW Heavyweight Championship with the ECW World Heavyweight Championship (which he then held) by defeating Sabu in a title versus title match. Taz then began using only the ECW Heavyweight Championship title belt.

The FTW title was resurrected by Taz's cousin Chris Chetti, who introduced the title to NWA Midwest on November 23, 2002 renaming it the BMF (Bad Mother Fucker) Championship (essentially the promotion's hardcore championship). Chetti defended it in Maryland Championship Wrestling in 2003 and lost it to Danny Doring on the final MCW show on July 16, 2003. Doring defeated MEWF Champ Romeo Valentino and Chetti in a 3-way match to unify their titles with his MCW Title. The BMF (FTW) Title was then abandoned.

Title Lineage


Wrestler: Reigns: Date: Place:
Taz 1 May 14, 1998 Queens, New York, New York
Sabu 1 December 19, 1998 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Taz 1 2 March 21, 1999 Asbury Park, New Jersey
Chris Chetti 2 1 November 23, 2002 Grayslake, Illinois
Danny Doring 3 1 July 16, 2003 Glen Burnie, Maryland


  1. Unified with ECW World Heavyweight Championship.
  2. Reinstated by Chris Chetti.
  3. Doring unified the BMF title with the Maryland Championship Wrestling Title and the MEWF Title and it was abandoned.

References