ECWA Super 8 Tournament

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Promotions East Coast Wrestling Association
First event1997

The Super 8 Tournament is an annual professional wrestling tournament held by the East Coast Wrestling Association. The tournament is contested by eight wrestlers in a one-night single-elimination format. [1]

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History

The ECWA Super 8 Tournament was first held in 1997 and was won by Ace Darling. [1] The 2011 tournament was broadcast live as an internet pay-per-view for the first time. [1] [2] The 2011 tournament was also the first time the tournament had been held outside of Delaware. [3] Christopher Daniels and Darius Carter are the only two time winners.

Winners

YearWinner
1997 [4] Ace Darling [1]
1998 [5] Lance Diamond [1]
1999 [6] Steve Bradley [1]
2000 Christopher Daniels [1]
2001 Low Ki [1]
2002 Donovan Morgan [1]
2003 Paul London [1]
2004 Christopher Daniels [1]
2005 Petey Williams [1]
2006 Davey Richards [1]
2007 Jerry Lynn [1]
2008 Aden Chambers [1]
2009Nick Logan [1]
2010 Austin Creed [1]
2011 Tommaso Ciampa [3]
2012Papadon [7]
2013Damian Dragon [8]
2014 Matt Cross
2015 Jason Kincaid
2016Napalm Bomb
2017 [9] Sean Carr
2018 [10] Richard Holliday
2019 [11] Lance Anoa'i
2020 [12] [13] A Very Good Professional Wrestler
2021 [13] [14] Killian Mcmurphy
2022 [15] Darius Carter
2023 [16] Joey Ace
2024Darius Carter

Past tournament results

1997

ECWA 1st Annual Super 8 Tournament
DateFebruary 22, 1997
City Wilmington, Delaware
VenueSt. Matthew's Parish

The inaugural Super 8 Tournament took part on February 22, 1997, at the St. Matthew's Parish in Wilmington, Delaware. [17] [18] In the tournament finals, Ace Darling defeated Cheetah Master (accompanied by WWE Hall of Famer Lou Albano) to win the tournament and the vacant ECWA Television Championship. [4] [17]

Quarterfinals [17] Semifinals [17] Final [17]
         
1 Billy Kidman Pin
8 Reckless Youth
Billy Kidman
Cheetah MasterPin
4 Cheetah MasterPin
5 Devon Storm
Cheetah Master
Ace DarlingPin
2 Lance Diamond Pin
7 Ravishing Ronny
Lance Diamond
Ace DarlingPin
3 Ace Darling Pin
6 Inferno Kid

1998

ECWA 2nd Annual Super 8 Tournament
DateMarch 21, 1998
City Wilmington, Delaware
VenueSaint Matthews Parish Hall

The second Super 8 Tournament took part on March 21, 1998, at the Saint Matthews Parish Hall in Wilmington, Delaware. [17] [19] Lance Diamond won the tournament after defeating Inferno Kid in the finals. [5] [20]

Quarterfinals [17] Semifinals [17] Final [17]
         
1 Ace DarlingPin
8 Mike Quackenbush 9:42
Ace Darling 8:29
Inferno KidPin
4 Inferno KidPin
5 Devon Storm 14:15
Inferno Kid 14:31
Lance DiamondPin
2 Lance Diamond Pin
7 Mark Shrader 8:55
Lance DiamondPin
Scott Taylor 9:06
3 Scott Taylor Pin
6 Reckless Youth 12:42

1999

February 27 in Wilmington, Delaware [17] [21]

Quarterfinals [17] Semifinals [17] Final [17]
         
1 Steve Bradley W
8 Ace Darling
Steve BradleyW
Devon Storm
4 Devon StormW
5 Jeff Hardy
Steve Bradley
Christopher Daniels W
2 Matt Hardy W
7 Christian York
Matt Hardy
Christopher DanielsW
3 Christopher Daniels W
6 Jeff Peterson

2000

February 26 in Newport, Delaware [17] [22]

Quarterfinals [17] Semifinals [17] Final [17]
         
1 Scoot Andrews W
8 Trent Acid
Scoot AndrewsW
Chad Collyer
4 Chad Collyer W
5 Shark Boy
Scoot Andrews
Christopher DanielsW
2 Jet JaguarW
7 Jeff Peterson
Ace Darling (replacing an injured Jet Jaguar)
Christopher DanielsW
3 Christopher DanielsW
6 Vic Capri

2001

February 24 in Wilmington, Delaware [17] [23]

Quarterfinals [17] Semifinals [17] Final [17]
         
1 Low Ki W
8 Billy Fives
Low KiW
Jayson Reign
4 Jayson ReignW
5 Tony Kozina
Low Ki
American Dragon W
2 American Dragon W
7 Spanky
American Dragon
Reckless Youth W
3 Reckless Youth W
6 Mike Sullivan

2002

March 2 in Wilmington, Delaware [17] [24]

Quarterfinals [17] Semifinals [17] Final [17]
         
1 Amazing Red W
8 Bobby Rude
Amazing Red W
A.J. Styles
4 A.J. Styles W
5 Xavier
A.J. Styles
Donovan MorganW
2 Jamie Noble W
7 Matt Stryker
Jamie Noble
Donovan MorganW
3 Donovan Morgan W
6 Pepper Parks

2003

April 5 in Wilmington, Delaware [17] [25]

Quarterfinals [17] Semifinals [17] Final [17]
         
1 Frankie Kazarian W
8 Chris Sabin
Frankie Kazarian
Paul LondonW
4 Paul London W
5 Alex Arion
Paul LondonW
Chance Beckett
2 Chance BeckettW
7 Sedrick Strong
Chance Beckett
Spanky W
3 SpankyW
6 Chris Cage

2004

April 3 in Wilmington, Delaware [17] [26]

Quarterfinals [17] Semifinals [17] Final [17]
         
1 Austin Aries W
8 Shawn Daivari †
Austin AriesW
R. J. Brewer
4 R. J. Brewer W
5 Nicho
Austin Aries
Christopher DanielsW
2 Christopher DanielsW
7 Rocky Romero
Christopher Daniels
Mike Kruel W
3 Mike KruelW
6 Ricky Reyes

†Daivari replaced the injured Tyson Dux [27]

2005

April 9 in Newark, Delaware [17] [28]

Quarterfinals [17] Semifinals [17] Final [17]
         
1 Puma W
8 Eric Matlock
PumaW
J.J. Perez
4 J. J. PerezW
5 Tyson Dux
Puma
Petey WilliamsW
2 Petey Williams W
7 Rory Fox
Petey Williams
Alex Shelley W
3 Alex Shelley W
6 Andrew Ryker

2006

April 8 in Newark, Delaware [17] [29]

Quarterfinals [17] Semifinals [17] Final [17]
         
1 Charlie Haas W
8 Xavier
Charlie HaasW
Josh Daniels
4 Josh DanielsW
5 Andre Lyonz
Charlie Haas
Davey RichardsW
2 Davey Richards W
7 Scott Lost
Davey Richards
Milano Collection A.T. W
3 Milano Collection A.T. W
6 Bryan Logan

2007

November 10 in Newark, Delaware [17]

Quarterfinals [17] Semifinals [17] Final [17]
         
1 Rob Eckos W
8 Billy Bax
Rob Eckos W
Sonjay Dutt
4 Sonjay Dutt †W
5 Human Tornado
Sonjay Dutt
Jerry LynnW
2 Jerry Lynn W
7 Brian Fury
Jerry Lynn
Matt Logan W
3 Matt LoganW
6 Rob Conway

† Dutt replaced Matt Cross, who was injured.

2008

October 25 in Newark, Delaware [17]

Quarterfinals [17] Semifinals [17] Final [17]
         
1 Aden Chambers W
8 Frankie Arion
Aden Chambers W
Maverick
4 MaverickW
5 Loca Vida
Aden Chambers
Alex Koslov W
2 Chase Del MonteW
7 Scott Reed
Chase Del Monte
Alex KoslovW
3 Alex Koslov W
6 Shannon Moore

2009

October 10 in Newark, Delaware [17]

Quarterfinals [17] Semifinals [17] Final [17]
         
1 Tommaso Ciampa W
8 Mike Tobin
Tommaso CiampaW
Dan Eckos
4 Dan EckosW
5 Metal Master
Tommaso Ciampa
Nick LoganW
2 Quiet StormW
7 Mikaze
Quiet Storm
Nick LoganW
3 Nick LoganW
6 Prince Nana

2010

July 10 in Newark, Delaware [17]

Quarterfinals [17] Semifinals [17] Final [17]
         
1 Tommaso CiampaW
8 Chase Del Monte†
Tommaso CiampaW
Chris Wylde
4 Chris WyldeW
5 Alex Reynolds
Tommaso Ciampa
Austin CreedW
2 U–Gene W
7 Scott Wright
U-Gene
Austin CreedW
3 Austin Creed W
6 Brian Milonas

† Del Monte replaced Barry Ryte, who was injured.

2011

2011 Tournament winner Tommaso Ciampa holding that year's trophy Tommaso Ciampa with awards.jpg
2011 Tournament winner Tommaso Ciampa holding that year's trophy

April 30 in Voorhees, New Jersey [30]

Quarterfinals [3] Semifinals [3] Final [3]
         
1 Adam Cole Pin
8 Sami Callihan
Adam ColeW
Austin Aries
4 Austin Aries W
5 Bobby Shields
Adam Cole
Tommaso CiampaW
2 Tommaso Ciampa W
7 Rich Swann
Tommaso CiampaW
Shiima Xion
3 Shiima Xion W
6 Shockwave the Robot

2012

April 7 in Newark, Delaware [31]

Quarterfinals [31] Semifinals [31] Final [31]
         
1 Bandido, Jr.Pin
8 Azrieal
Bandido, Jr.Pin
Gregory Iron
4 Gregory Iron Pin
5 Kyle Matthews
Bandido, Jr.
PapadonPin
2 Bobby Fish Submission
7 Kekoa “The Flyin’ Hawaiian”
Bobby Fish
PapadonPin
3 PapadonPin
6 Tony Nese

2013

April 13 in Newark, Delaware [32]

Quarterfinals [31] Semifinals [31] Final [32]
         
1 Mike Mondo W
8 VsK
Mike Mondo W
Damian Dragon
4 Damian DragonW
5 Chris Wylde
Damian Dragon
Papadon W
2 Antonio Thomas W
7 Rhett Titus
Antonio Thomas
PapadonW
3 PapadonW
6 Vordell Walker

2014

April 5 in Newark, Delaware [33]

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
         
1 John SkylerW
8 Steven Walters
John SkylerW
Kao Storm
4 Kao StormW
5 Matt Saigon
John Skyler
Matt CrossW
2 Matt Cross W
7 Gran Akuma
Matt Cross
Ricky Martinez W
3 Ricky MartinezW
6 Oliver Grimsly

2015

March 21 in Woodbury Heights, New Jersey [34]

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
         
1 Corey HollisW
8 BJ Hancock
Corey HollisW
Sean Carr
4 Sean CarrW
5 Napalm Bomb
Corey Hollis
Jason KincaidW
2 Jaxson JamesW
7 Breaker Morant
Jaxson James
Jason KincaidW
3 Jason Kincaid W
6 Kai Katana

2016

April 23 in Woodbury Heights, New Jersey [35]

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
         
1 Jason Kincaid W
8 Kekoa The Flyin Hawaiian
Jason Kincaid W
John Skyler
4 John SkylerW
5 Scotty 2 Hotty
John Skyler
Napalm BombW
2 Napalm BombW
7 Danny Inferno
Napalm Bomb
Papadon W
3 Aden Chambers W
6 Papadon

2017

April 29 in Woodbury Heights, New Jersey [36]

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
         
1 Lio Rush W
8 Anthony Bennett
Lio Rush W
Zombie King
4 Leon St. Giovanni
5 Zombie KingW
Lio Rush
"Hybrid" Sean CarrW
2 Timmy Lou Retton W
7 "Chainsaw" Joe Gacy
"Chainsaw" Joe Gacy
"Hybrid" Sean CarrW
3 Brandon Scott W
6 "Hybrid" Sean Carr

2018

April 21 in New Castle, Delaware [37]

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
         
1 Ty AwesomeW
8 Smiley
Ty Awesome W
Chase Owens
4 Mike Law W
5 Chase Owens
Chase Owens
Richard Holliday W
2 Anthony GreeneW
7 Cheeseburger
Anthony Greene
Richard Holliday W
3 Richard Holliday W
6 Bolt Brady

2019

April 20 in Philadelphia, PA

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
         
1 Lance Anoa'i W
8 Tim Zbyszko
Lance Anoa'i W
Marshall Von Erich
4 Marshall Von Erich W
5 Wes Brisco
Lance Anoa'i W
Brian Pillman Jr.
2 Leland RaceW
7 Ross Von Erich
Leland Race
Brian Pillman Jr. W
3 Brian Pillman Jr. W
6 Colby Corino

2020

September 19, 2020 in Morganville NJ

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
         
1 A Very Good Professional Wrestler W
8 Eric Martin
A Very Good Professional Wrestler W
Archadia
4 ArchadiaW
5 Vinny Pacifico
A Very Good Professional Wrestler W
KTB
2 Matt Tremont W
7 Chris Rockwell
Matt Tremont
KTBW
3 KTBW
6 Devantes

2021

May 1, 2021 in Morganville, NJ. [14] [38]

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
         
1 A Very Good Professional Wrestler
8 Alex Anthony
A Very Good Professional Wrestler
Matt Makowski
4 Matt Makowski
5 Timmy Lou Retton
A Very Good Professional Wrestler
Killian McMurphy
2 Killian McMurphy
7 Bam Sullivan
Killian McMurphy
Devon Storm
3 Devon Storm
6 Mike Law

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