ECW legend Justin Credible has made his return to the wrestling ring, competing in his first singles match in over three years. The former ECW World Champion participated in a "No Rule Heritage Title" match for Memphis Wrestling, which was broadcast on the promotion’s YouTube channel over the weekend.
The bout was a no-rules match for the promotion’s legacy title, with Justin Credible defeating Shicho Simon. Records indicate that Justin has maintained a consistent presence in one-on-one matches since his bout against HC LoC at the Paradise Alley Pro Wrestling event in June 2022.
Although Justin’s in-ring career is considered over, he remains a figure of controversy. He has faced several accusations from wrestling promoters claiming he failed to appear at events after being paid. Recently, he addressed these claims in a video alongside former WWE star Maven, where he denied all allegations.
Justin Credible’s comeback highlights the lasting impact of Extreme Championship Wrestling, even in special one-time matches. Many ECW alumni are still active in the wrestling world today, with appearances in AEW, Team 3D vying for the TNA tag team titles, and Paul Heyman playing a central role in WWE Raw’s main storyline.
Fan Take: Justin Credible’s return serves as a nostalgic bridge for WWE fans, reminding them of ECW’s gritty and influential legacy in professional wrestling. This moment also signals how the sport continues to honor its roots while evolving, keeping the excitement alive for both longtime followers and new audiences.
