ECW Hardcore Heaven 2000

Hardcore Heaven 2000 was a professional wrestling event produced by Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW). The main event saw ECW World Heavyweight Champion Justin Credible defend his title against Tommy Dreamer in a singles match. Other notable matches included Rob Van Dam defending his ECW World Television Championship against Jerry Lynn, and the ECW Tag Team Championship being contested.

As a professional wrestling event, Hardcore Heaven 2000 is primarily remembered by fans for its intense in-ring action and hardcore style that ECW was known for. While not critically reviewed in the traditional sense, it is often cited by long-time ECW followers as a memorable event within the promotion's history, particularly for the performances of its top stars.

• Praised for delivering the signature ECW hardcore style that fans expected.
• The main event match between Justin Credible and Tommy Dreamer was a significant draw for the event.
• Rob Van Dam and Jerry Lynn's matches were consistently highlights for their athleticism and innovation.

Google audience: Audience reception for ECW events like Hardcore Heaven 2000 is typically enthusiastic among wrestling fans, who appreciate the raw, unscripted feel and the high-impact action. Specific feedback often centers on the memorable moments and the passionate performances of the wrestlers.

None notable in terms of mainstream awards, but considered a significant event in ECW's history by wrestling enthusiasts.

This event marked the final ECW pay-per-view appearance for Rob Van Dam, who would later achieve major success in WWE.