Today in Pro Wrestling History: On March 21st, 1999, at the Convention Center, a significant title unification match took place at the ECW Living Dangerously ’99 pay-per-view.
Taz, known as the Human Suplex Machine, faced off against Sabu in a clash for the ECW and FTW World Heavyweight Championships.
Today in Pro Wrestling History: March 21st – Taz Puts Sabu to Sleep
The bout was contested under Extreme Deathmatch rules, showcasing the hardcore essence of ECW. In a display of technical prowess and resilience, Taz emerged victorious through a technical knockout.
Sabu, rendered unconscious, succumbed to the Tazmission, leading to Taz unifying the championships in a memorable encounter.
These stories may also interest you:
- Sabu – Hardcore Wrestlers Feel Pain, Too
- 11 Strangest WCW Fantasy Gimmicks That Baffled Fans
- Hidden Gems of ECW: 10 Appearances You May Have Missed
Canโt get enough pro wrestling history in your life? Sign up to unlock ten pro wrestling stories curated uniquely for YOU, plus subscriber-exclusive content. A special gift from us awaits after signing up!
Want More? Choose another story!
Be sure to follow us on Facebook, X/Twitter, Instagram, Threads, YouTube, TikTok, and Flipboard!
Pro Wrestling Stories is committed to accurate, unbiased wrestling content rigorously fact-checked and verified by our team of researchers and editors. Any inaccuracies are quickly corrected, with updates timestamped in the article's byline header.
Got a correction, tip, or story idea for Pro Wrestling Stories? Contact us! Learn about our editorial standards here. Ever wanted to learn more about the people behind Pro Wrestling Stories? Meet our team of authors!
This post may contain affiliate links, which means we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. This helps us provide free content for you to enjoy!