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Yesterday on the official Rob Van Dam YouTube channel, a video was uploaded featuring a match between RVD & Sabu (with Bill Alfonso) against The Pit Bulls. This took place in June 1997 in Waltham, MA.
The match later saw appearances from Tommy Dreamer, The Sandman, and Taz. The referee was Jim Molineaux.
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On May 11 1998, Steve Corino teamed with a future ECW wrestler when the two were in the WWF to face the New Midnight Express on then-WWF television (Shotgun Saturday Night). Who was Corino’s tag team partner?
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Julio Sanchez who later became Julio Dinero in ECW. The two also faced each other in the dark match for WWF Shotgun Saturday night in July 1998 at the Continental Airlines Arena (The Meadowlands) in New Jersey.
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*** Credit for this trivia question goes to ECW fan BigBadDude12 on X.com
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Earlier today on his YouTube channel, The Franchise Shane Douglas answered a fan’s question about why the Triple Threat (Shane, Chris Candido, and Bam Bam Bigelow) lost a 6-man tag team match against Rob Van Dam, Sabu, and Taz.
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Earlier this week on his YouTube channel, Rob Van Dam uploaded a video from an ECW show at the Elks Lodge from April 1997. He faced Pitbull #2, accompanied to ringside by Gary Wolf (Pitbull #1), and the referee is John Finegan. The ring announcer was Joey Styles.
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Today on his YouTube channel, Rob Van Dam uploaded a video from a house show in Rochester New York. It took place on December 11, 1997 where RVD (with Bill Alfonso) faced The Sandman. Toward the end, Beulah appeared and entered the ring. The referee was Jim Molineaux.
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