Rumors circulated that WWE would hold a September Premium Live Event, but nobody knew what it was. Finally, the company announced that an old ECW pay-per-view will be revived from the ashes in the form of WrestlePalooza.

A new WWE pay-per-view is on the calendar. WWE Wrestlepalooza takes place Sept. 20 in Indianapolis with John Cena headlining, the company announced on Wednesday. WWE Wrestlepalooz

WWE is reportedly planning to bring back the old ECW event Wrestlepalooza for its September premium live event. AEW will hold its All Out pay-per-view in Toronto on September 20. It was reported by Dave Metlzer that WWE plans to run a premium live event on the same day.

Wrestlepalooza was initially a special TV event. Cactus Jack turned heel to cost Tommy Dreamer a big victory over Raven. Overall, Wrestlepalooza began as a good concept for ECW. Back when ECW was beginning to gain some momentum,

A name has reportedly been chosen for WWE's new September premium live event, and it is a throwback to the extreme era of the 1990s. According to a new report, WWE will be reviving the classic ECW pay-per-view name, "Wrestlepalooza."

AEW is heading to the birthplace of ECW later this month in Philadelphia for a residency at the 2300 Arena. And it appears a new trademark filing will be utilized during their stay. On August 18, AEW filed for a new trademark with the USPTO for the name “September to Remember.

RAW took place at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, which is the same city that was the birthplace of ECW. Paul Heyman hyped up a Street Fight between Bron Breakker and Jey Uso by recalling some of the biggest names in ECW history.

With it previously reported that WWE was looking to counter-program AEW All Out with its own special event on 20 September, it appears that the market leader is turning to ECW for inspiration. Per WrestleVotes, it looks like WWE is reintroducing the Wrestlepalooza name for this show:

The Vision has stood tall over WWE Raw since establishing itself as an unstoppable force on Monday nights after WrestleMania 41.

Spike Dudley has spoken his mind about the WWE Hall of Fame. Matthew Jonathan Hyson, otherwise known as Spike Dudley, is considered one of the toughest superstars to compete in the squared circle. He gained notoriety for putting his body through extreme punishment in ECW before bringing his talents to WWE.