The Mass Transit Incident - The Night The Line was Crossed

Wrestling lists presents The Mass Transit Incident - The Night The Line Was Crossed ** THIS HAS BEEN REUPLOADED IN ACCORDANCE TO WWE'S COPYRIGHT POLICIES ** A Special Thanks goes to Wrestling Rarities on YouTube for providing footage for this video. Wrestling history buffs will find all sorts of gems on their channel. Check it out! Wrestling Rarities: http://www.youtube.com/prowrestlingrarities One of the most infamous, controversial and shocking moments in Pro Wrestling history, this is the story of New Jack and The Mass Transit incident. The Mass Transit Incident occured in an ECW house show in November 1996. Erich Kulas managed to talk his way into a match with New Jack and Mustafa, known in ECW as The Gangstas. What Paul Heyman didn't know though, was Erich was not old enough to wrestle and had no proper wrestling experience. What happened in the match was brutal, and it resulted in court trials, hospital visits, and even the possibility of the first ECW PPV being pulled by providers. The Mass Transit incident can easily be described as one of the darkest days in wrestling history. All music in this video is completely original and created specifically for this video. This video has been edited to ensure compliance within YouTube's guidelines. This video has been uploaded for educational purposes, and serves as an information piece regarding the Mass Transit ECW match, New Jack and ECW's first PPV show. The fair use doctrine in U.S. copyright law allows individuals to use copyrighted material to create original works. It includes criticism, education, news reporting, research, and derivative works. The uploader fully believes this video, and it's contents, falls under fair use. Section 107 of the Copyright Act provides the statutory framework for determining whether something is a fair use and identifies certain types of uses—such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research—as examples of activities that may qualify as fair use. #ECW #Wrestling #controversial