banned to compete for thirty days and J.T. Smith came out to wrestle Scorpio. Smith hit a series of elbow smashes until Scorpio knocked him out with a side slam and a Moonsault. He put up next challenge with the loser being banned from ECW for sixty days and Hack Meyers came out to accept the challenge. Scorpio finished him with a Scorpio Splash and he put up another challenge with the loser being banned from ECW for one year. Louie Spicolli accepted the challenge and hit a Spicolli Driver to defeat Scorpio and force him to leave ECW for one year. After the match, a brawl took place between Taz and Sabu. Main event matches The Sandman defended the World Heavyweight Championship against Raven in the first main event match of November to Remember. During the match, Raven brought out Sandman's wife Lori Fullington and son Tyler Fullington with him at ringside. Despite interference by Blue World Order, Sandman managed to win the match by hitting a DDT on Raven to retain the title. Next was the main event match in which Terry Funk and Tommy Dreamer took on Shane Douglas and Brian Lee. Beulah McGillicutty showed up at ringside to counter Francine's interference but Douglas took her out with a belly-to-belly suplex. The action continued in the ringside area where Funk hit a Moonsault on the floor. Lee gained control over Dreamer until Funk hit Lee in the knee with a chair and then hit Douglas with the chair as well. Funk applied a spinning toe hold which Lee broke it. Dreamer hit Lee in the head with a television camera and Funk nailed a DDT to Lee for the victory. Reception November to Remember 1996 received a huge positive response from the audiences as it had been the most successful event for ECW at that time in terms of revenue and crowd. However, critics gave mixed reviews to the event. Arnold Furious of 411Mania stated "One of those really bad ECW shows where every match was the same shit. Crowd loves the whole thing but I was bored senseless by the repeated garbage spots and lack of variety. Add to that the sheer number of mistakes. This is one of these shows that highlight the kind of constant screw up’s that Sabu would do when he wasn’t feeling terribly motivated. Those tag matches were horrible and there