you like the idea of watching guys sloppily hit each other with ladders and go through tables for twenty minutes, then this was your match, but as far as I'm concerned it just sucked. But then the show was saved by that great main event, which I think is absolutely worth tracking down if you haven't seen it. So as bad as Sabu/Sandman was, I still think there's enough good here to call it a Thumbs Up for November to Remember 1997." In 2014, TJ Hawke of 411Mania gave it a score rating of 2.5 [Very Bad], stating, "This was another awful PPV from ECW. The unintentional comedy of the Sabu/Sandman match absolutely made this whole show worth watching." In 2017, Brock Allen of Wrestling DVD Network stated "It’s not a terrible show by any means but it’s no classic either. It appeased the PPV providers, still looking for any reason to boot ECW, and sent the local crowd home happy. But for ECW fans around the country this was seen as a letdown. The opener is worth watching and so is the chaos of the “flag match”, but everything else is average, for ECW, at best. As always, if you haven’t seen it it’s worth sitting through at least once." In 2018, Wrestling 20 Years Ago staff rated it 5 out of 10 and recommended the final two matches of the event watchable. According to Wrestling Revolution staff, "this was a great show from ECW if you fast-forward through the dreck in the middle." Aftermath Mikey Whipwreck continued his feud with Justin Credible after November to Remember as Whipwreck defeated Credible in a rematch at Better Than Ever. Full Blooded Italians dropped the World Tag Team Championship to Chris Candido and Lance Storm in a three-way Dance also involving Hardcore Chair Swingin' Freaks. After losing the World Heavyweight Championship, Bam Bam Bigelow continued his feud with Triple Threat, which had gained Lance Storm as the third member in place of Bigelow. At Hostile City Showdown on January 31, 1998, Bigelow turned on his tag team partner Taz in a handicap match against Shane Douglas, Chris Candido and Lance Storm, thus re-joining Triple Threat while Storm was kicked out of the group. Sabu and Sandman continued their feud after November to Remember as the two competed in a Stairway to Hell match at House Party. Results Four-Way Dance eliminations See