ECW 3 Way Dance

ECW 3 Way Dance was a professional wrestling event held by Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) in 1995. The main event featured a triple threat match for the ECW World Heavyweight Championship between Shane Douglas, The Sandman, and Chris Benoit. The show also included other notable matches and moments that defined ECW's hard-hitting and innovative style.

As a professional wrestling event, 'ECW 3 Way Dance' was primarily reviewed by wrestling fans and critics within the industry. It is generally regarded as a solid entry in ECW's history, showcasing the promotion's signature intense style and providing memorable performances from its top stars. The event is often highlighted for its main event match and the overall energy of the ECW fanbase.

• Praised for its intense and hard-hitting in-ring action.

• The main event between Douglas, Sandman, and Benoit is often cited as a highlight.

• Showcased ECW's unique brand of extreme wrestling effectively.

Google audience: As this was a professional wrestling event, it does not have typical Google user reviews. Fan reactions within wrestling communities generally reflect appreciation for the exciting and often brutal matches ECW was known for.

None notable (as a single wrestling event)

The main event of ECW 3 Way Dance saw Shane Douglas successfully defend his ECW World Heavyweight Championship against both The Sandman and Chris Benoit in a triple threat match.