The F.B.I. -- Little Guido & Tracy Smothers -- took on the duo of Chris Chetti & Jerry Lynn in the opening contest on the Living Dangerously 1998 pay-per-view.
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Making his ECW debut, Masato Tanaka battled Doug Furnas in 1998.
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After being defeated by Tanaka, Furnas attacked Mr. Wright and announced he had left WWE and was in ECW for good.
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Two innovator aerial attackers, Rob Van Dam and 2 Cold Scorpio, met in the ring at Living Dangerously 1998.
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Following the hard-fought battle, Van Dam offered a handshake to Scorpio out of respect.
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Mr. Pay-Per-View pulled his hand away and received a post-match attack from Scorpio.
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Sabu came to the aid of his longtime pal and attacked Scorpio on RVD's behalf.
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Jenna Jameson attempted to interview Justin Credible prior to his match, but was snubbed by Credible and interviewed Tommy Dreamer instead who gave her a kiss.
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Dreamer checks on the well being of Jenna Jameson.
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Credible is helped up to his feet by his associates, Nicole Bass and Jason.
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In one of the most iconic matches in ECW history, Bam Bam Bigelow challenged Tazz for ECW Television Championship in Bam Bam's hometown of Asbury Park, N.J.
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With The Beast from the East hoisted up, Tazz fell backward, sending both competitors through the mat.
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Hometown favorite Bigelow climbed out first, sending the Jersey Shore crowd into a frenzy.
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Bam Bam pinned Tazz to win the title and was helped up by his Triple Threat cohorts, Chris Candido, Shane Douglas and Francine.
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Paul Heyman makes the executive order that the show must go on, despite a hole in the canvas.
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In the main event of Living Dangerously 1998, members of The Triple Threat -- Shane Douglas & Chris Candido -- faced off with Lance Storm and a mystery opponent.
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Storm and Candido were the reigning ECW Tag Team Champions at the time, but were on opposite sides of the ring.
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Francine and Tammy Sytch did not quite get along.
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Al Snow was revealed as Storm's partner, much to the delight of the ECW faithful.
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Super Crazy took on Yoshihiro Tajiri in the opening contest of the Living Dangerously 1999 pay-per-view and received the green mist in the face after winning the match.
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In an untelevised match before Living Dangerously 2000 went on the air, Mikey Whipwreck collided with Pitbull No. 1.
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Dusty Rhodes entered The Land of Extreme for 2000's Living Dangerously event and battled The King of Old School, Steve Corino, in a brutal Bull Rope Match.
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Tag team standouts from New Japan Pro Wrestling, Jado & Gedo, faced off with the popular duo of Chris Chetti & Nova in 2000.
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In an epic Three-Way Dance at Living Dangerously 2000, The Impact Players -- Lance Storm & Justin Credible -- defeated the tandems of ECW Champion Mike Awesome & Raven and Tommy Dreamer & Masato Tanaka to win the ECW Tag Team Championship.
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New Jack always lived dangerously, but things got especially dicey in 2000 when both he and Vic Grimes fell off a scaffold.
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Rhyno advanced to the final of the ECW Television Championship Tournament at Living Dangerously 2000, but first he brutalized Spike Dudley.