Martel sided with Shane Douglas and the arguments continued in the locker room. By August 1994, when ECW broke away from the NWA and renamed itself Extreme Championship Wrestling, Dangerously formed the last incarnation of the Dangerous Alliance composed of The Tazmaniac, Sabu, and 911. Tazmaniac and Sabu wound up winning the ECW World Tag Team Championship in February 1995, before losing the titles three weeks later. In April 1995, Sabu was fired by Dangerously, due to choosing a tour with New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) over a booking on April 8. In July 1995, The Tazmaniac, now under the name Taz, suffered a serious neck injury during a tag team match in Florida. With Sabu fired and Taz injured, Dangerously finally disbanded The Dangerous Alliance. Members AWA members Adrian Adonis Dennis Condrey – one half of the original Midnight Express Paul E. Dangerously – leader and manager of the Alliance Randy Rose – one half of the original Midnight Express CWA/ Continental members Eddie Gilbert Paul E. Dangerously – manager of Gilbert Missy Hyatt - valet and wife (both in real life and onscreen) of Gilbert WCW members Paul E. Dangerously – Leader and manager of the Alliance Arn Anderson Bobby Eaton Larry Zbyszko Madusa – Director of Covert Operations / Valet Michael "P.S." Hayes – Manager Rick Rude Steve Austin ECW members Paul Heyman – Manager / Senior Partner 911 The Dark Patriot Don Muraco Eddie Gilbert Jimmy Snuka Shane Douglas - Partner Sherri Martel - Director of Covert Operations Sabu Taz/Tazmaniac The New Dangerous Alliance Billy Wiles CW Anderson Erik Watts Elektra – Valet Lou E. Dangerously – Manager Johnny Swinger Simon Diamond Championships American Wrestling Association AWA World Tag Team Championship (1 time) – Randy Rose and Dennis Condrey Extreme Championship Wrestling ECW World Heavyweight Championship (1 time) – Don Muraco ECW World Tag Team Championship (2 times) – The Dark Patriot and Eddie Gilbert (1), The Tazmaniac and Sabu (1) ECW World Television Championship (1 time) – Jimmy Snuka World Championship Wrestling WCW United States Heavyweight Championship (1 time) – Rick Rude WCW World Tag Team Championship (2 times) – Bobby Eaton and Arn Anderson (1), Arn Anderson and Larry Zbyszko (1) WCW World Television Championship (3 times) – Steve Austin (2), Arn Anderson (1) See also Diamond Exchange The Enforcers The Heenan Family The Hollywood Blonds The Midnight Express The Stud Stable Team Madness References