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As part of the attempted working relationship between WCW and NWA Eastern Championship Wrestling, then-WCW World Tag Team Champion Cactus Jack got to make his ECW debut at ECW Hostile City Showdown 1994, June 24, 1994, losing to Sabu.
[Cactus is standing in front of the ECW banner holding his WCW World Tag Team Title belt after his loss to Sabu.]
"Hello, ECW. It's your friend Cactus Jack, bringing you tidings from World Championship Wrestling. What this belt says is that Cactus Jack is one-half of the best tag team champion in the world. And it means a lot to me, because people say it's the first belt, the first title that Cactus Jack has held in a long time, and indeed it is very dear to me. [Spits on belt and throws it down] NOT ANYMORE! NOT ANYMORE! YOU MIGHT THINK IT'S NICE FOR CACTUS JACK TO COME IN, GIVE ONE OF THE PERFORMANCES OF HIS LIFE, LOSE, AND WALK AWAY SAYING I STILL GOT A TITLE! BUT IT'S NOT TRUE! BANG BANG! BECAUSE TONIGHT, I LOST THE THREE TITLES THAT I'D HELD FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS! WORLD'S MOST SUICIDAL WRESTLER, UGLIEST WRESTLER, AND JACK KEVORKIAN'S FAVORITE WRESTLER! So there's one of three paths that Cactus Jack can choose. 1.Concede the title. NEVER! BANG BANG! 2.Outdo Sabu, but looking at my battered body, it's not physically possible. And the third path, the road less traveled, that Cactus Jack must set his smelly feet upon, and that is to simply eliminate the competition, eliminate the competition, ELIMINATE THE COMPETITION! Sabu, I got nothing against you, except that you're this much better than me, but not anymore! How will you fly when you don't have a foot, how will you speak when you don't have a tongue, and how will you hear when you're missing not half of an ear, but the whole ball of wax? Paul E. Dangerously, you hurt my feelings, because when you were looking for the most gifted man to bring down WCW, you didn't call me. You've got a phone because I felt it three times, but you didn't call me. I'm sick and tired of being a family entertainer. There's such a thing as a contract in Atlanta where I come from, but it don't mean nothing to me. Because one way or another, I said it before and I say it again, Mrs. Foley's little boy is coming home! BANG BANG!"
“Jack Kevorkian’s favorite wrestler!” was produced by National Wrestling Alliance & Extreme Championship Wrestling.
Mick Foley released “Jack Kevorkian’s favorite wrestler!” on Fri Jun 24 1994.