for the ECW Heavyweight Championship. In May 1993, he took part in a battle royal to crown the inaugural ECW Pennsylvania Champion that was won by Tommy Cairo. In June 1993, he wrestled at ECW's first supercard, the Super Summer Sizzler Spectacular, teaming with Super Destroyer #1 and Stevie Wonderful to defeat the Suicide Blondes and Hunter Q. Robbins III. In the same month, he had a brief rivalry with the Super Destroyers after he began impersonating them, calling himself "Super Destroyer #3". In August 1993, Bellomo and The Sandman entered a tournament for the vacant ECW Tag Team Championship, first defeating Sir Richard Michaels and Tony Stetson, then defeating Ivan Koloff and Vladimir Koloff, before losing to The Dark Patriot and Eddie Gilbert in the finals. A short feud between Bellomo and Sir Richard Michaels culminated in a strap match at UltraClash that was won by Bellomo. Bellomo went on to feud with Rockin' Rebel, defeating him in a chairs match at November to Remember by forfeit. At The Night the Line Was Crossed in February 1994, Bellomo lost to Mr. Hughes. Bellomo continued to appear on ECW Hardcore TV until leaving ECW in May 1994. Bellomo returned to Eastern Championship Wrestling - since renamed Extreme Championship Wrestling - in June 1996. At Hardcore Heaven that month, he joined the stable the Full Blooded Italians, accompanying them for their match against J.T. Smith and Little Guido. In September 1996 at When Worlds Collide II, Bellomo, J.T. Smith, and Little Guido unsuccessfully challenged the Gangstas for the ECW World Tag Team Championship. Bellomo left ECW once more later that year. Late career (1994–2018) After leaving ECW, Bellomo wrestled on the independent circuit until 2018. He continued to be active in the business up to his death, working as a trainer for the Belgian Wrestling School located in Terhagen and Flémalle (Belgium). He often tried to send his kids home with his trademarked expression of saying "Cha Cha!". Bellomo also ran the Belgian Catch Wrestling Federation. In April 2015, Bellomo sent several of his students to audition for Belgium's Got Talent; the students passed the auditions and wrestled live on Belgian television. Professional wrestling style and persona Although he was born in Belgium, Bellomo was of Italian descent, and his professional wrestling persona reflected this. In the World Wrestling Federation, his character was that of an Italian immigrant who spoke broken