ECW World Television Championship/Champion history

The following champion history features the ECW World Television Championship.
==Champion history==
Wrestler: 	Times: 	Date: 	Location: 	Notes: 	Defences:
Johnny Hotbody 	1 	August 12, 1992 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Defeated Larry Winters to win vacant title at Philadelphia Show (Aug '92 no.1) 	0
Vacated due to injury on September 12, 1992. 	Vacated due to injury on September 12, 1992. 	Vacated due to injury on September 12, 1992. 	Vacated due to injury on September 12, 1992. 	Vacated due to injury on September 12, 1992. 	Vacated due to injury on September 12, 1992.
Glen Osbourne 	1 	September 30, 1992 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Defeated Mr. Sandman to win the vacant title at Philadelphia Show (Sep '92 no.2) 	3
Forced to vacated the title for unknown reasons.	Forced to vacated the title for unknown reasons.	Forced to vacated the title for unknown reasons.	Forced to vacated the title for unknown reasons.	Forced to vacated the title for unknown reasons. 	Forced to vacated the title for unknown reasons.
Jimmy Snuka 	1 	March 12, 1993 	Radnor, Pennsylvania 	 	8
Terry Funk 	1 	October 1, 1993 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Won in a Steel Cage match at NWA Bloodfest - Day 1 	0
Sabu 	1 	November 13, 1993 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Won in a tag team match with partner Road Warrior Hawk against King Kong Bundy & Terry Funk at November to Remember 1993	2
The Tazmaniac 	1 	March 6, 1994 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Match broadcast on March 15, 1994 ECW Hardcore TV results 	0
JT Smith 	1 	March 6, 1994 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Match broadcast on March 22, 1994 ECW Hardcore TV results 	1
Pitbull #1 	1 	April 16, 1994 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Won in a dark match before May 10, 1994 ECW Hardcore TV results 	0
Mikey Whipwreck 	1 	May 13, 1994 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Match broadcast on May 17, 1994 ECW Hardcore TV results 	15
Jason Knight 	1 	August 13, 1994 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Won at Hardcore Heaven 1994 	8
2 Cold Scorpio 	1 	November 4, 1994 	Hamburg, Pennsylvania 	Won at Hamburg Show (Nov '94) 	0
Dean Malenko 	1 	November 4, 1994 	Hamburg, Pennsylvania 	Won at Hamburg Show (Nov '94) 	7
2 Cold Scorpio 	2 	March 18, 1995 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Match broadcast on March 21, 1995 ECW Hardcore TV results 	0
Eddie Guerrero 	1 	April 8, 1995 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Won at Three Way Dance 1995 	8
Dean Malenko 	2 	July 21, 1995 	Tampa, Florida 	Won at Tampa Show (Jul '95) 	1
Eddie Guerrero 	2 	July 28, 1995 	Middletown, New York 	Match broadcast on August 8, 1995 ECW Hardcore TV results 	1
2 Cold Scorpio 	3 	August 25, 1995 	Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania 	Won at Jim Thorpe Show (Oct '95) 	9
Mikey Whipwreck 	2 	December 29, 1995 	New York City, New York 	Won at Holiday Hell 1995 	1
2 Cold Scorpio 	4 	January 5, 1996 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Won at House Party 1996 	12
Shane Douglas 	1 	May 11, 1996 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Won at A Matter of Respect 1996 	6
Pitbull #2 	1 	June 1, 1996 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Won at Fight The Power 1996 	3
Chris Jericho 	1 	June 22, 1996 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Won at Hardcore Heaven 1996 	2
Shane Douglas 	2 	July 13, 1996 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Won in a Fatal 4-Way Elimination match involving Chris Jericho, Pitbull #2, and 2 Cold Scorpio at Heat Wave 1996 	37
Taz 	2 	June 6, 1997 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Won at Wrestlepalooza 1997 	47
Bam Bam Bigelow 	1 	March 1, 1998 	Asbury Park, New Jersey 	Won at Living Dangerously 1998 	6
Rob Van Dam 	1 	April 4, 1998 	Buffalo, New York 	Match broadcast on April 8, 1998 ECW Hardcore TV results 	130
Vacated on March 4, 2000 due to injury. 	Vacated on March 4, 2000 due to injury. 	Vacated on March 4, 2000 due to injury. 	Vacated on March 4, 2000 due to injury. 	Vacated on March 4, 2000 due to injury. 	Vacated on March 4, 2000 due to injury.
Super Crazy 	1 	March 12, 2000 	Danbury, Connecticut 	Won a tournament final over Rhino at Living Dangerously 2000 	8
Yoshihiro Tajiri 	1 	April 8, 2000 	Buffalo, New York 	Won in a Three Way Dance involving Little Guido and Super Crazy broadcast on April 14, 2000 ECW on TNN results 	1
Rhino 	1 	April 22, 2000 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	Broadcast on April 30, 2000 ECW Hardcore TV results 	18
Kid Kash 	1 	August 26, 2000 	New York, New York 	Won at New York City Show (Aug '00) 	3
Rhino 	2 	September 9, 2000 	Mississauga, Ontario 	Match broadcast on September 24, 2000 ECW Hardcore TV results 	9
==List of reign lengths==
Wrestler 	Days Held	Date Won 	Date Lost
Rob Van Dam 	700 	April 4, 1998 	March 4, 2000
Shane Douglas (2) 	329 	July 13, 1996 	June 7, 1997
Taz (2) 	267 	June 7, 1997 	March 1, 1998
Rhino (2) 	214 	September 9, 2000	April 11, 2001
Jimmy Snuka 	203 	March 12, 1993 	October 1, 1993
Dean Malenko 	134 	November 4, 1994 	March 18, 1995
2 Cold Scorpio (4) 	127 	January 5, 1996 	May 11, 1996
2 Cold Scorpio (3) 	126 	August 25, 1995 	December 29, 1995
Rhino 	126 	April 22, 2000 	August 26, 2000
Sabu 	113 	November 13, 1993	March 6, 1994
Eddie Guerrero 	104 	April 8, 1995 	July 21, 1995
Mikey Whipwreck 	92 	May 13, 1994 	August 13, 1994
Jason Knight 	83 	August 13, 1994 	November 4, 1994
Terry Funk 	43 	October 1, 1993 	November 13, 1993
JT Smith 	41 	March 6, 1994 	April 16, 1994
Bam Bam Bigelow 	34 	March 1, 1998 	April 4, 1998
Johnny Hotbody 	31 	August 12, 1992 	September 12, 1992
Eddie Guerrero (2) 	28 	July 28, 1995 	August 25, 1995
Pitbull #1 	27 	April 16, 1994 	May 13, 1994
Super Crazy 	27 	March 12, 2000 	April 8, 2000
2 Cold Scorpio (2) 	21 	March 18, 1995 	April 8, 1995
Shane Douglas 	21 	May 11, 1996 	June 1, 1996
Pitbull #2 	21 	June 1, 1996 	June 22, 1996
Chris Jericho 	21 	June 22, 1996 	July 13, 1996
Yoshihiro Tajiri 	14 	April 8, 2000 	April 22, 2000
Kid Kash 	14 	August 26, 2000 	September 9, 2000
Dean Malenko (2) 	7 	July 21, 1995 	July 28, 1995
Mikey Whipwreck (2)	7 	December 29, 1995	January 5, 1996
The Tazmaniac 	0 	March 6, 1994 	March 6, 1994
2 Cold Scorpio 	0 	November 4, 1994 	November 4, 1994
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