hit a lariat to Whipwreck. The penultimate match of the event featured Sabu in his comeback match in ECW against Hack Myers. Sabu dominated the entire match and then drove him through a table with a somersault plancha placing a chair beneath him outside the ring. The action then returned to the ring, where Sabu nailed an Arabian Facebuster for the win. Main event match The team of Terry Funk and Tommy Dreamer took on Raven's Nest members Raven and Cactus Jack in the main event. Raven and Cactus prevented Dreamer and Funk from entering the ring to start. They managed to enter the ring and both teams brawled with each other using various weapons against each other and brawling throughout the floor. Funk knocked out the referee by nailing him with a dust pan and both teams continued their fight which turned out to be a brutal and vicious brawl. Cactus eventually hit a double arm DDT to Funk on a chair and Raven knocked out Dreamer with a springboard senton outside the ring. Bill Alfonso and Taz interfered in the match by attacking Funk but Dreamer prevented them from attacking him, allowing Raven to attack him from behind. Taz and Alfonso left while Dreamer drove Raven with two DDTs and Funk hit a Piledriver to Raven on a steel chair to win the match. Both teams continued to brawl with each other after the match. Reception November to Remember largely received positive reviews from critics. Dylan Diot of 411Mania rated the event 7 out of 10, stating "This show is widely regarded as one of the best shows in the history of the promotion.", with "It was a collection of fun ECW brawls but nothing was blow away. However, this show has huge historical significance in the landscape of ECW. We had the return of Sabu from WCW, the heel turn of Taz that gave him the human submission machine gimmick, the early stages of the B.W.O, and the early emergence of future megastars in the sport such as Steve Austin and Rey Mysterio. This is one of ECW's must watch events regardless of the quality, which is solid but nothing spectacular. I say this show is worth a look and is a good example of how hot the company was at the time and how influence they ended up in the landscape of pro wrestling." The heel