When was ECW/WCW bought out?

**SOLE SURVIVOR** · 09-16-2004, 08:56 PM

In 2001 after ECW went out of business. Vince bought in Dreamer and RVD. From this moment on Vince tried to purchase the rights to the ECW name. Unfortunatly Todd Gordon who still owned the rights declined the offer and restricted Vince's use. hence the reason it became known as the Alliance. Vince was alowed to use the name but sparingly. So The WCW logo was seen more and it became The Alliance. Finally last year Todd Gordon folded and sold the name, rights and tape library to Vince.

Regarding Clark/Adams. After the debalce of the Unforgiven 2001 match between them and Taker VS Kane. Where Taker's frustration was clear to see with the almighty "FUCK SAKE" Vince after the match told Kronick that they were to be sent down to OVW. Adams who considered himself a veteran found this an insult. Both parties parted ways on that night

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09-16-2004, 08:56 PM	#27
SOLE SURVIVOR Posts: 29	In 2001 after ECW went out of business. Vince bought in Dreamer and RVD. From this moment on Vince tried to purchase the rights to the ECW name. Unfortunatly Todd Gordon who still owned the rights declined the offer and restricted Vince's use. hence the reason it became known as the Alliance. Vince was alowed to use the name but sparingly. So The WCW logo was seen more and it became The Alliance. Finally last year Todd Gordon folded and sold the name, rights and tape library to Vince. Regarding Clark/Adams. After the debalce of the Unforgiven 2001 match between them and Taker VS Kane. Where Taker's frustration was clear to see with the almighty "FUCK SAKE" Vince after the match told Kronick that they were to be sent down to OVW. Adams who considered himself a veteran found this an insult. Both parties parted ways on that night