Extreme Championship Wrestling Championships

Extreme Championship Wrestling title histories. The Philadelphia-based promotion that defined hardcore wrestling in the 1990s and reshaped the industry's style before folding in 2001. WWE later revived the ECW brand from 2006 to 2010 with its own championship. Active 1992–2001.

Lineages Continued Elsewhere

Championships contested in Extreme Championship Wrestling whose title lineage now lives in another promotion. The full history is kept on the lineage's current home page.

ECW Championship

Lineage now in WWE (WWE) · lineage retired — The championship of WWE’s revived ECW brand (2006–2010). It is a WWE-era title and does not carry the lineage of the original ECW World Heavyweight Championship that closed with the promotion in 2001.

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Former Championships

FTW Championship

Final champion: Taz

Taz unified the title into the ECW World Heavyweight Championship in March 1999, deactivating it. He reintroduced it in AEW in 2020, where it was defended until Hook retired it in 2024.

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ECW World Television Championship

Final champion: Rhino

Deactivated on April 11, 2001 when ECW ceased operations. Rhino held both this title and the ECW World Heavyweight Championship at the time of the company's closure. WWE did not revive this title.

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ECW World Tag Team Championship

Final champion: Danny Doring & Roadkill

Deactivated on April 11, 2001 when ECW ceased operations, with Danny Doring & Roadkill as the final champions. WWE did not revive this title.

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ECW World Heavyweight Championship

Final champion: Rhino

Deactivated in April 2001 when ECW ceased operations, with Rhino as the final champion of the company. WWE acquired ECW's assets and revived the title for its ECW brand from 2006 until 2010, when it was retired with Ezekiel Jackson as the final champion.

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