The following is from ECW.com:
Mark Henry made the most of his first appearance as the new ECW Champion on ECW on Sci Fi, referring to himself as the “savior of ECW,” before being interrupted by a former ECW Champion – Tommy Dreamer.
Alongside Colin Delaney, Dreamer challenged Henry for the gold, but the World’s Strongest Man had other ideas, defeating Delaney in a one-on-one match, preventing Dreamer from earning his opportunity.
What is next for Tommy Dreamer as he looks to regain the title he once held? Will Mark Henry’s hold on the gold be short-lived?
And what about WWE Tag Team Champions The Miz & John Morrison? At Night of Champions, the duo was able to defeat Finlay & Hornswoggle to retain their gold, but the Irishman and his son teamed with United States Champion Matt Hardy in a Six-Man Tag Team Match and defeated the champs and Chavo Guerrero. Will Miz & Morrison be able to keep the gold as Finlay & Hornswoggle continue to give chase? Will Chavo Guerrero’s sudden rivalry with Matt Hardy keep moving forward or will someone else in the Land of the Extreme step up and make a play at the gold?
ECW’s newest Superstar, Atlas Ortiz, defeated Armando Estrada in his debut match, hoping to make a splash on Tuesday nights. After the success of former ECW Superstar, and current Intercontinental Champion, Raw’s Kofi Kingston, can Atlas carve a name for himself in ECW? Will Estrada continue to fight for his ECW life as General Manager Theodore Long continues to throw obstacles in his way?
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