about this show." In 2012, Rock Star Gary of Scott's Blog of Doom stated that the event "was mediocre at best" and considered it to be a "one match (TV title) show." He commented on the main event, "while Al Snow can run with the big boys, his biggest move came against Douglas’ henchmen instead of the champion. I understand how limited Douglas was in this match but it could have been better." He commented on the other matches of the undercard, stating, "RVD-Sabu match-up was incredible with so many high spots. If you have not seen that match please locate it. Without a sufficient ending one would think these guys would have future match-ups" and stated that in the tag team match between Tommy Dreamer, The Sandman, and The Dudley Boyz, despite having "an unpredictable finish, the meat in the middle lacked some flavor." Aftermath Shane Douglas' injury kept him sidelined for the next few months after Wrestlepalooza. He continued to appear on ECW television in a non-wrestling role while recovering from his injury and kept the World Heavyweight Championship. He would ultimately return to in-ring competition in the fall of 1998. Al Snow left ECW after Wrestlepalooza and jumped to World Wrestling Federation. The feud between Tommy Dreamer, The Sandman, Spike Dudley, and The Dudley Boyz continued after Wrestlepalooza, which became intense and personal after The Dudley Boyz injured Beulah McGillicutty on the June 3 Hardcore TV. After feuding for the next two months, the two teams competed in a Street Fight at Heat Wave to end the feud. Results References Professional wrestling in Georgia (U.S. state) 1998 in Georgia (U.S. state) Events in Georgia (U.S. state) May 1998 events in the United States 1998 Extreme Championship Wrestling pay-per-view events Wrestlepalooza