10 ECW Wrestlers You Don't Remember
You definitely don't remember these ECW wrestlers
2. Rod Price
Texas mainstay ‘Rugged’ Rod Price wrestled over 50 matches for ECW in 1998 and ’99. Price was mainly used as an enhancement talent to put other, bigger stars over and only appeared a few times on television.
Like many a follicly-challenged member of the hardcore crew, Price was, inevitably, made a member of Da Baldies. Not for long, mind, because a month after his last tag match with PN Neuz, Rod Price said goodbye to ECW.
We probably didn’t get to see the best of Rod Price in ECW, as injuries (in particular a serious one to his neck) had taken their toll – and would soon take him out of the ring for good.
In his prime, he was supposedly pretty damn good and people say he could have been a bigger deal with better timing and the right push.
When it came time to round out his career in Paul Heyman’s promotion, he was more or less filling up a place on the card.
