Guerrero. The fifth bout was a Singapore cane match between Mikey Whipwreck and The Sandman (the then-ECW World Heavyweight Champion). Whipwreck performed a diving crossbody on Sandman to win the match. After the match, The Sandman refused to take the lashes with the cane until the referee threatened to strip him of his Championship if he did not cooperate. After The Sandman's valet Woman tried to convince him to take the lashes, he took several lashes from Whipwreck before attacking him and caning him until The Public Enemy came to the ring and chased off The Sandman. The main event was a stretcher match between The Public Enemy and The Gangstas. The Sandman interfered in the match and attacked Rocco Rock, leading to The Gangstas winning the match. After the match, Mikey Whipwreck came to the ring and caned The Sandman. Aftermath The involvement of The Sandman in Public Enemy's match against The Gangstas resulted in Mikey Whipwreck forming an alliance with Public Enemy to feud with Sandman and The Gangstas. The two teams competed in the titular Gangstas Paradise steel cage match at Gangstas Paradise. The Pitbulls and Raven's Nest continued their rivalry as Raven and Stevie Richards defended the ECW World Tag Team Championship against Pitbulls in a two-out-of-three falls dog collar match at Gangstas Paradise. Cactus Jack's betrayal of Tommy Dreamer led to the two men entering a rivalry against each other which carried on for the next few months, culminating in a tag team match where Dreamer teamed with Terry Funk to take on Jack and Raven at November to Remember. Eddie Guerrero and Dean Malenko continued their feud after the event. On the August 8 episode of Hardcore TV, Guerrero defeated Malenko to capture the ECW World Television Championship. He would lose the title to 2 Cold Scorpio at a live event on August 25. On the August 29 episode of Hardcore TV, Guerrero and Malenko competed in a two out of three falls match, which ended in a draw. This was their farewell match as they left ECW to jump ship to World Championship Wrestling (WCW). J.T. Smith was legitimately injured and was absent for several weeks. Upon his return, Smith adopted a comic persona in which he had sustained mild brain damage from the concussion, causing him to believe he was an Old World Italian and speak with an Italian accent (ultimately leading