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12 June 2005 (USA)
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(Credited cast)| Paul Heyman | ... | Himself | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| C.G. Afi | ... | Tony Mamaluke | |
| Bill Alfonso | ... | Himself | |
| Michael Alfonso | ... | Mike Awesome | |
| Kurt Angle | ... | Himself | |
| Steve Austin | ... | Himself | |
| Doug Basham | ... | Himself | |
| Chris Benoit | ... | Himself | |
| Eric Bischoff | ... | Himself | |
| Jeff Bradley | ... | Dudley Dudley (archive footage) | |
| Terry Brunk | ... | Sabu | |
| Charlie Bruzzese | ... | Himself | |
| Michael Bucci | ... | Nova (also archive footage) | |
| Ron Buffone | ... | Himself | |
| Chris Candido | ... | Himself (archive footage) | |
| David Cash | ... | Kid Kash | |
| Dionico Castellanos | ... | Psicosis | |
| Chris Chetti | ... | Himself | |
| Jonathan Coachman | ... | Himself | |
| Rob Conway | ... | Himself (as Robert Conway) | |
| Adam Copeland | ... | Edge (as Edge) | |
| Lou D'angeli | ... | Sign Guy Dudley (archive footage) | |
| Nancy Daus-Sullivan | ... | Woman (archive footage) | |
| Michael Depoli | ... | Amish Roadkill | |
| Shane Douglas | ... | Himself (archive footage) | |
| Anthony Durante | ... | Pitbull #2 (archive footage) | |
| Michael Durham | ... | Johnny Grunge (archive footage) | |
| Edward Farhat | ... | The Original Sheik (archive footage) | |
| Mick Foley | ... | Himself | |
| Francine Fournier | ... | Herself (also archive footage) (as Francine) | |
| Jim Fullington | ... | The Sandman | |
| Dory Funk Jr. | ... | Himself (archive footage) | |
| Terry Funk | ... | Himself (archive footage) | |
| Terry Gerin | ... | Rhino | |
| Joel Gertner | ... | Himself | |
| Terry 'Bam Bam' Gordy | ... | Himself (archive footage) | |
| Eddie Guerrero | ... | Himself | |
| Oscar Gutiérrez | ... | Rey Mysterio | |
| Trisa Hayes | ... | Beulah (as Beulah McGillicutty) | |
| Brian Heffron | ... | The Blue Meanie (also archive footage) | |
| Dan Hollie | ... | Danny Basham | |
| Maven Huffman | ... | Himself | |
| Devon Hughes | ... | D-Von Dudley (also archive footage) | |
| Matt Hyson | ... | Himself (as Spike Dudley) | |
| Mike Iorio | ... | Big Guido | |
| Francisco Islas | ... | Super Crazy | |
| Chris Jericho | ... | Himself | |
| Jason Knight | ... | Himself | |
| Brian Knighton | ... | Axl Rotten | |
| Tom Laughlin | ... | Tommy Dreamer | |
| John Layfield | ... | Himself (as John Bradshaw Layfield) | |
| Michael Lockwood | ... | Himself (archive footage) | |
| Mark LoMonaco | ... | Bubba Ray Dudley (as Bubba Ray Dudley) | |
| Jerry Lynn | ... | Himself (archive footage) | |
| Michael Manna | ... | Stevie Richards | |
| Darren Matthews | ... | William Regal | |
| James Mitchell | ... | The Sinister Minister | |
| Jim Molineaux | ... | Referee Jim Molineaux | |
| Matt Morgan | ... | Himself | |
| Dan Morrison | ... | Danny Doring | |
| Jamal Mustafa | ... | Mustafa Saed (archive footage) | |
| Ted Petty | ... | Flyboy Rocco Rock (archive footage) | |
| Al Poling | ... | 911 (archive footage) | |
| Dawn Marie Psaltis | ... | Herself (also archive footage) (as Dawn Marie) | |
| Jonathan Rachner | ... | Balls Mahoney | |
| Alex Rizzo | ... | Big Dick Dudley (archive footage) | |
| Charles Scaggs | ... | 2 Cold Scorpio (archive footage) | |
| Peter Senerchia | ... | Taz (also archive footage) (as Taz) | |
| John Smith | ... | JT Smith | |
| Tracy Smothers | ... | Himself | |
| Gene Snitsky | ... | Himself | |
| Al Snow | ... | Himself | |
| James Stone | ... | Little Guido Maritato (also archive footage) (as Nunzio) | |
| Lance Storm | ... | Himself | |
| Joey Styles | ... | Himself | |
| Yoshihiro Tajiri | ... | Himself | |
| Masato Tanaka | ... | Himself | |
| Rob Van Dam | ... | Himself | |
| P.J. Walker | ... | Justin Credible | |
| Mikey Whipwreck | ... | Himself | |
| Steve Williams | ... | Himself (archive footage) | |
| Gary Wolfe | ... | Himself | |
| Jerome Young | ... | New Jack (archive footage) | |
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ECW One Night Stand 2005 (Australia)
One Night Stand (International: English title) (alternative title)
WWE One Night Stand (International: English title) (alternative title)
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One Night Stand (International: English title) (alternative title)
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Counting the pre-show dark match at Barely Legal, there are only six wrestlers who competed at both ECW Barely Legal and ECW One Night Stand 2005. They are Little Guido Maritato, Bubba Ray Dudley, D-Von Dudley, Lance Storm, Sabu and the Sandman.
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[when Mike Awesome power bombed Tanaka through a table from the ringside apron] I think he's broken his friggin' neck!
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References "Sanford and Son" (1972)
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This was a FANTASTIC, BRILLIANT, UNBELIEVABLE PPV! I LOVED everything about this PPV, and I just hope McMahon does another one, one day.
Joey Styles was clearly emotional as he entered the ring at the beginning, and he shouted the famous catch phrase "Oh, My God!" The fans were shouting "Joey!" and "ECW, ECW!" Match one kicked off as Lance Storm took on 'Lionheart' not 'Y2J!' Chris Jericho in a fantastic battle. The Lance Storm and Dawn Marie partnership brought back fond memories. This was a fantastic technical battle, and that's a shame when you think about it because WWE will not allow Jericho to use this kind of wrestling in the WWE. Storm won when Justin Credible hit Jericho with a kendo stick. All perfectly legal! Next up one of the best Cruiswerweight matches I have seen in my 13 years as a wrestling fan, Yoshiro Tajiri took on Little Guido and Super Crazy in a crazy match! Highlights included Super Crazy jumping off the balcony onto Guido and The FBI! and Mikey Whipwreck took Little Guido out with a neck breaker off the top rope! Crazy won this amazing battle! Even though this was good, it featured too much interference from Mikey Whipwreck and The Sinister Minister and was 6 minutes long. Then the Smackdown! invaders which consisted of JBL, Kurt Angle, The Basham Brothers, Carlito, Matt Morgan and Orlando Jordan 'invaded' the arena. The fans shouted " You suck d*cks" and Angle shouted back " Yes I got that off your mothers!" This was brilliant and then RVD's music hit the arena as he made his way out with Bill Alfonso! RVD's mic skills were ace during this, as he said things like "Remember when I had a vocabulary?!" and " This is EC f*ckin W!" But then Rhyno ran in and gored RVD out of his boots until the fans shouted "Sabu, Sabu!" The lights went out and there he was the man himself! The match was on, Rhyno vs Sabu, this was a fantastic battle, which saw RVD getting involved despite his injured leg. He hit Rhyno with a Van Terminator, and this caused Sabu to jump on top off Rhyno on a table for the win! Brilliant! Next up Rey Mysterio battled Psycosis. It wasn't that good. It featured a sleeper hold from Psycosis which was booed and a non ECW move 619 which was also booed. Mysterio won. Then Eddie Guerrero battled Chris Benoit in a fantastic battle. Benoit won with the cross face. One funny moment during this match was when half the arena shouted "Lets go Benoit" whilst the other half shouted " Lets go Eddie!" LOL! Next up I just could not believe my luck. Mike Awesome took it to Masato Tanaka in a cracking battle. To be honest this was probably the best match of the night. Awesome flew out of the ring onto Tanaka, he powerbombed Tanaka out of the ring onto a table and powerbombed him again on a collapsed table in the ring! Awesome won, and the fans loved this match up, and so did I! This match was...... Awesome! Then the main event took place as the Dudley Boyz took on The Sandman and Tommy Dreamer in a blood filled match. The fans were all over The Sandman who whacked his head several times with beer cans! This was hardcore, bloody and damn right dangerous! They used cheese graters, kendo sticks and even put Tommy Dreamer through a FLAMMIN TABLE! for the win! Then at the end, the Raw and Smackdown! invaders got in the ring and had a BIG fight with the whole of the ECW locker room. But the story was that JBL actually beat up The Blue Meanie for real during the brawl. Then they all beat the crap out of Bischoff, and they all drank beers! Thank you Paul Heyman, Thank you Vince McMahon and thank you to all the wrestlers who made this very special.
The only real disappointments on the PPV were Mick Foley's awful commentary. Even though Joey Styles was fantastic, Foley wasn't. It reminded me of Art Donovan at King of the Ring 1994, but old Art had an excuse he was meant to be clueless. Secondly the repeated camera shots of the Raw and Smackdown! invaders and thirdly a WWE version 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin coming to the ring. But these details aside this was awesome.
A tribute video to those wrestlers who are no longer with us, was touching and upsetting, but thank you for showing this and making sure that are still not forgotten.
Overall Grade A**