Although it was kinda cool seeing James Mitchell there. Dislike the large amount of has been hanging out at ringside. Next on the card was the three way dance between Super Crazy & Little Guido and Tajiri. Both wrestle very well regardless with the screwy ending being anticlimax for Storm's last match. It was decent even with Storm's lack of charisma and Jericho's depressing uninterested look. The night start out with match between Lance Storm & Chris Jericho with a semi pregnant, but limited action Dawn Marie at ringside. Although, original ECW also did the same thing as it never really bother letting its own fans know the undercard of its pay per view, in order to leave a surprised experience. It was pretty sad that many of the individual matches announced on the card got no build up on any of McMahon's weekly programs.

While, the taunting between them and the brawl was indeed pretty awesome despite Blue Meanie getting serious bloody by JBL in a shoot fight. It certainly did as several of McMahon's superstars enter the building that night to make their presence. The storyline conflict between them invading Smackdown and Raw in the buildup for this show really help the hype that something cool was about to go down. Third, the mixer of promotion talents allow dream matches scenarios. Second, it had the majority of the respectable veterans' alumni wrestlers still able to show up in the show despite Shane Douglas's extreme crappy wrestling like reunion 'Hardcore Homecoming' airing two days earlier. Why? For one, the extreme promotion still had a diehard niche fan base begging for more, despite the company going under. Wrestlers Rob Van Dam, Tommy Dreamer and promoter Paul Heyman help Vince McMahon organize an ECW reunion at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City called 'One Night Stand'. It was one of the highest selling wrestling DVDs of all time. The documentary got great acclaim for in depth informative value & honest interviews with various performers who worked in the promotion. In its wake, WWE release the 2004 direct to video film 'The Rise and Fall of ECW' for its remaining loyal fans. In early 2003, World Wrestling Entertainment acquired the rights to Extreme Championship Wrestling's trademarks and video library after the promotion folded in 2001, after it was unable to secure a new national television contract.

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