Thread: How did the '24/7' rule for the Hardcore title start and end?
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Old 09-01-2010, 01:35 AM   #4
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Yeah, Crash said he would defend the title anytime, anywhere because he was so excited to win.

It officially ended when Eric Bischoff came into power as the General Manager. He ordered a final hardcore championship scramble that was won by Tommy Dreamer.

That title was then unifed with the European and IC Champions within a few weeks. At the end Rob Van Dam ended up as the actual holder of the Hardcore title belt. That was until RVD gave it to Mick Foley in a celebration who later gave half of that championship to Edge.
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