By James Caldwell, Torch assistant editor

Tonight's episode of ECW TV featured four debuts from WWE's Florida Developmental Territory after the ECW brand's talent roster was raided as part of the 15-man "trade" announced on WWE Raw last night.

Former FCW champion Sheamus (without the O'Shaunessy) debuted in a squash match victory over Oliver John, who is currently claiming to be the NWA champion in NWA's World Title storylines.

In the opening match, Yoshi Tatsu debuted by defeating Shelton Benjamin, who was scripted to mock Yoshi's Japanese background. Yoshi then kicked Shelton in the face and pinned him for a win.

FCW personality Abraham Washington debuted with the "Abraham Washington Show." He hosted the Bella Twins in a segment trying to incorporate cheesy, poorly written lines and a personality profile on Nikki and Brie.

In non-wrestling action, Tyler Reks debuted in a backstage segment with Zack Ryder. Reks has a "California surfer" gimmick and he will face Ryder on WWE Superstars this Thursday night for his in-ring debut.

Reks just captured the FCW Title from Drew McIntyre on the June 28 episode of FCW TV. McIntyre is expected to debut on the main roster soon.

Caldwell's Analysis: FCW has taken considerable heat for not developing bonafide stars since becoming WWE's official developmental territory. Obviously, this was a knee-jerk response to that criticism by bringing up four FCW wrestlers at the same time without any build-up, explanation, pre-show vignettes, or introductions. We'll see if they develop into stars like Jack Swagger or flounder like Ricky Ortiz.

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