Rob Van Dam’s experiences with WWE, ECW, and TNA Wrestling proved to be greatly different, according to the WWE Hall of Famer.
After ECW’s demise in 2001, RVD joined the WWF, which became WWE the next year, before debuting for TNA Wrestling (now Impact) in 2010.
On the latest edition of his “1 Of A Kind” podcast, RVD, a former WWE, ECW, and TNA World Champion, shared what made his runs with each company different. He said,
“From my perspective, I always say ECW was the most fun for me. WWE made me the biggest star and the most money. And TNA was the easiest job that I had. In other words, [it was] the least amount of work for that money, especially when I first went there when we were doing it once every two weeks at Universal Studios. That was cake,” he added, “especially when you’re getting off the road from WWE, and you would’ve done eight to ten matches on average in those same two weeks.”
More recently, Rob Van Dam has been competing for AEW and was victorious on this week’s episode of AEW Dynamite.
