were three tag matches on the same show that followed the exact same ECW “anything goes” formula, which essentially ruined all of them. Aside from a half decent opening match showcasing a younger Kid Kash there really is nothing to see here wrestling wise. Taz is quite entertaining but the thing with Sabu was an ongoing deal so there are other shows that demonstrate that great dynamic they had going on." Wrestling 20 Years Ago staff gave the event a score rating of 6.5 out of 10 and stated "The BWO debut was fun, and this show is often solid, but there’s nothing in here that was massively memorable or brilliantly done." Aftermath 2 Cold Scorpio legitimately left ECW after losing the loser leaves town match at November to Remember as he had signed a contract with World Wrestling Federation (WWF), where he debuted the following night at Survivor Series as "Flash Funk". He returned to ECW after his one-year ban was completed at the 1998 House Party event, where he lost to Taz. Several rivalries from November to Remember continued into ECW's next event Holiday Hell. On the November 26 episode of Hardcore TV, several matches were announced for Holiday Hell including The Sandman defending the title against Raven in a barbed wire match, Shane Douglas and Francine taking on Tommy Dreamer and Beulah McGillicutty and Rob Van Dam facing Taz at the event. The Gangstas and The Eliminators continued their feud over the World Tag Team Championship, culminating in Eliminators finally beating Gangstas to begin their third tag title reign on the January 4, 1997 episode of Hardcore TV. The internal feud between the Dudley family finally concluded at Crossing the Line Again when Buh Buh Ray Dudley turned heel by attacking The Sandman after D-Von Dudley lost a match to Sandman. Buh Buh and D-Von then formed the tag team Dudley Boyz, which would go on to become the most decorated tag team in professional wrestling history. Results See also 1996 in professional wrestling References November to Remember 1996 in professional wrestling 1996 in Pennsylvania Events in Philadelphia Professional wrestling in Philadelphia November 1996 events in the United States