times and then hit an Evenflow to Raven and pinned him for the win. In the main event, Sabu competed against Chris Candido. Candido attempted a diving headbutt but Sabu blocked it with a chair to Candido's face and nailed a triple jump leg drop to win the match. Reception Reviewing on the February 21 show, Bob Colling of Wrestling Recaps wrote "An average show for ECW, but there wasn’t overly awful on the show. The Gangstas stuff was just the usual from them and has its place on the show since it is over with the crowd. The main event delivered a fine bout and the tag match involving Raven, Richards, Sandman and Dreamer was good in advancing an angle. There’s just nothing that makes the show memorable or must-see." Wrestling 20 Years Ago staff rated the event 7 out of 10, writing "Sabu/Van Dam vs The Eliminators, the Pitbulls angle, The Dudleys/The Gangstas and the main event are all good or noteworthy." Aftermath Terry Funk would become the number one contender for Raven's World Heavyweight Championship and began feuding with Raven over the title. Funk defeated Raven to win the title at ECW's first-ever pay-per-view event Barely Legal. Shane Douglas and Triple Threat continued their feud with The Pitbulls. At Barely Legal, Douglas defeated Pitbull #2 to retain the ECW World Television Championship. Chris Chetti and Little Guido continued their rivalry as Chetti teamed with Tracy Smothers to compete against Guido and Tommy Rich at Hostile City Showdown, where Smothers turned on Chetti to cost him the match and joined Full Blooded Italians. Results February 21, 1997 – Lost Battalion Hall in Queens, New York February 22, 1997 – ECW Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania References External links CyberSlam Night 1 CyberSlam Night 2 CyberSlam 1997 in professional wrestling 1997 in Pennsylvania 1997 in New York City 1990s in Queens Events in Philadelphia Events in New York City Professional wrestling in New York City Professional wrestling in Philadelphia February 1997 events in the United States