Only versatile competitors were able to hold onto the PWF Extreme Championship for long. Each month, a different type of match was used at the PWF's monthly pay-per-view event as a means to determine the holder of this title. Originally, these were eight-men matches, a true test of skill. For nearly six months, though, there was no Extreme Championship -- PWF president Eric Bischoff eliminated the title as a response to Raven winning it. When the title returned in August 2006, the matches for it were usually four-man bouts, and entry into the title matches became a prize of its own, as competitors had to win their way in, ensuring the champion would face only the hungriest contenders. Ironically, Raven recaptured the title only two months after its resurrection, but President Bischoff would this time permit the title to remain in existence. Raven's second reign as Extreme Champion would be lengthy and would only end when he captured the Federation Championship exactly nine months later. He would, due to PWF policy, have to vacate the Extreme title; this would mark the end of one of professional wrestling's most unique and action-oriented championships as word would make its way down, confirming the fact that Mr. Bischoff was choosing not to crown a new champion.