ECW Excess - April 5, 2003

No-Countout-No-DQ-Falls-Count-Anywhere Match:
C.W. Anderson made Spike Dudley submit to a chokehold in 0:06:05.
Rating: * 1/4
(C.W. Anderson won the ECW TV Title.)

No-Countout-No-DQ-Falls-Count-Anywhere Match:
Sabu pinned The Sandman with the Triple Jump Moonsault in 0:08:12.
Rating: -3/4*

No-Countout-No-DQ-Falls-Count-Anywhere Match:
Tazz and Rhyno defeated Tommy Dreamer and Too Cold Scorpio when Tazz pinned Dreamer after a tiger suplex in 0:19:50.
Rating: **
(Tazz and Rhyno retained the ECW World Tag-Team Titles.)

No-Countout-No-DQ-Falls-Count-Anywhere Match:
Steve Corino pinned Mike Awesome after hitting him with a keyboard in 0:18:42.
Rating: *** 1/2

No-Countout-No-DQ-Falls-Count-Anywhere Match:
Maise made Jerry Lynn submit to a camel clutch in 0:10:17.
Rating: ****

No-Countout-No-DQ-Falls-Count-Anywhere Match:
Steve Corino pinned Raven after a roll away in 0:13:45.
Rating: ***
(Steve Corino won the ECW World Heavyweight Title.)

Notes:

Now the "REAL WCW" invasion of ECW. C.W. Anderson and Spike Dudley went off without a hitch. Spike had been the TV champ for a long time, and now C.W. wanted it back. He wins it because I think he has the look to be a future ECW World champ.
Next was Sabu and Sandman. Yes, the match sucked, but hey, they're two ECW legends. But in my wrestling world, there is no time, so Hulk Hogan just may be wrestling The Ultimate Warrior at WrestleMania XXXXI. Maybe not, but hey. Anyway, Sabu beats The Sandman because it's Excess, not a PPV, so the match doesn't matter.
Tazz and Rhyno are the tag champs because ECW doesn't have any real tag-teams at this point except for the Dudley Boyz, and they're out with injuries for now. I'll be bringing in old ECW tag-teams to fill the ranks later. Tazz and Rhyno retain because I like the idea of them being a kickass tag-team (so as to not overload the main event scene, since basically everyone in ECW has won the World title).
Steve Corino and Mike Awesome go at it to find out which one will get an ECW title shot later in the show. Corino recieves some outside help from a man known as Bill Goldberg! Goldberg and the RWCW make their ECW debut when Goldberg hits Awesome with a spear, and then throws Corino a keyboard. Corino proceeds to bash Awesome's head before pinning him to get the title shot.
Jerry Lynn is just upper-mid-card, and Maise is Maven Huffman, the winner of Tough Enough 1. However, he's just gonna train here before going to the WWF. Maise beats Lynn in a great match.
Corino gets his title shot against Raven, and Raven has the upper hand most of the match. In the end, Raven put Corino down with the DDT and then was going for a chairshot from the top rope, but Goldberg emerged again and nailed Raven in the back. Corino rolled out of the way before Raven almost fell on him, and then pinned him. After the match, Corino went to shake Goldberg's hand, and Goldberg speared him! This is a direct attempt to get Corino against Goldberg at ECW Wrestlepalooza in May.