Forever Hardcore

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Forever Hardcore is a professional wrestling documentary that interviews wrestlers who participated in Hardcore Homecoming on June 10, 2005. It was produced by Big Vision Entertainment and TNA booker Jeremy Borash and can be seen as a counterpoint to the WWE documentary The Rise and Fall of ECW, and has generally received positive reviews among the Internet Wrestling Community. It is particularly noteworthy for the interviews with Shane Douglas, Sandman, and Raven, wrestlers who were integral to the history of ECW but who were not featured on The Rise and Fall of ECW because they weren't under contract to WWE. It also featured another ECW alumnus Sabu in what was at the time, a rare speaking role. The two disc set also includes bonus matches from former ECW wrestlers who competed in the now-defunct XPW.

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