notice something silly

[Guest Trivia247]

Im finishing up the ECW 1995 tapes I have and came across something strange

 

Both Hardcore Heaven and heatwave 95 have the same Identical match on it Big Val vs Hack Myers.....Same match completely.

 

Gee why?

 

Both are home video ecw tapes as were most things before the first PPV

[Fökai]

Not knowing too much about ECW, I'd assume Hardcore Heaven was a ECW home video COMPILATION of matches from events, such as November 2 Remember and the aforementioned Heatwave - hence, the reason why "Big Sal v. Hack Myers" were featured on two seperate tapes.

[Guest bort]

that was one of the worst mathes i have ever seen, and they put it on 2 tapes...

[Guest Trivia247]

Not knowing too much about ECW, I'd assume Hardcore Heaven was a ECW home video COMPILATION of matches from events, such as November 2 Remember and the aforementioned Heatwave - hence, the reason why "Big Sal v. Hack Myers" were featured on two seperate tapes.

Nope Hardcore heaven 95 was its own event with their own matches.

[Youth N Asia]

Big Val was a useless mess. He was like One Man Gang, plus another 50 lbs of fat.

[Guest ally mccoist]

Another strange thing I noticed in an ECW show from that era, on the Holiday Hell DVD, just before the godawful Buh Buh vs Meanie bout, Sign Guy Dudley is holding up a sign saying "Dudley 3:16". This show having taken place in 1995, obviously Austin was yet to use the 3:16 catchphrase. I didn't watch much wrestling during that year anyway, so maybe i'm missing something.

[Youth N Asia]

It was just a take on John 3:16, Dudley's mark. (which I was as well)

 

hell...Austin was in ECW late 95, maybe he stole it from there.

[Guest Trivia247]

95 you see the evolution of Taz

 

from the bouncing Captain Caveman Tazmaniac

 

to a Buzz hair cut tough as nails Suplex machine!