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The FTW Championship has formally retired from tonight's AEW Grand Slam Dynamite in New York, marking the end of an important era in the history of professional wrestling. In a fierce battle, HOOK, who has upheld the title's tradition victoriously defended it against Roderick Strong. Though it was never formally acknowledged by any major organization, Taz's creation, the FTW Championship, has long maintained a special position in wrestling history from his days in ECW.
From the inception of the title at a New York Elks Lodge to its contemporary rebirth, it has consistently been associated with the rebellious attitude.
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"All good things must come to an end" - HOOK
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) September 26, 2024
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In 1998, the FTW Championship was debuted by ECW. Taz established the title and retained it during his tenure at the organization. After Taz joined AEW, the FTW Championship was brought to the organization. After Jon Moxley missed a world title bout due to interaction with a person who tested positive for COVID-19, Taz restored the belt. At AEW All In, HOOK was in his third reign as champion after defeating Chris Jericho to take home the crown. Cage, Ricky Starks, Jack Perry, and Chris Jericho were among the other champions during the title's tenure in AEW.
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