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Latest Events Seawatch Character Profile - Updated by SirSkelly Monday, January 12, 2026  ...[See More]Write a new Comment Sandman Character Profile - Updated by Devitciiu Sunday, January 11, 2026  The Sandman first washed into ECW as a laid‑back surfer, a man who looked more at home on a boardwalk than in a fight. But beneath the sunglasses and beach‑bum swagger was a competitor with a stubborn streak. His first major test came when he entered the Tournament Semi‑Final Battle Royal for the ECW Heavyweight Title. The match was ultimately won by Jimmy Snuka, but it marked the moment The Sandman realized he wasn’t just passing through — he wanted to dominate this world.Seven months later, he proved it. In a gritty showdown, The Sandman defeated Don Muraco and captured the ECW Heavyweight Championship, shedding the last remnants of the surfer persona. The beach was gone. The beer, the cigarette, and the kendo stick were coming. As ECW grew more violent, so did The Sandman. The surfer veneer cracked, revealing a man who thrived on chaos. He began entering the arena through the crowd, beer in hand, cigarette burning, smashing cans against his own forehead as if pain were a ritual he needed to feel alive. The kendo stick became his signature — not a weapon, but an extension of his will. He didn’t out‑wrestle opponents; he out‑lasted them, out‑bled them, and out‑suffered them. His matches became endurance trials, and his title reigns were framed as proof that he simply refused to stay down....[See More] |
