generally negative reviews from critics. In 2011, David of Wrestling Recaps gave the event "thumbs down," stating, "What’s with all the tag team stuff on this card? Only two one-on-one matches? I never cease to be confused by ECW booking. If you can ignore Sunny’s handiwork, Lance Storm vs. Jerry Lynn is very good, but there’s not much else of note from this pay-per-view. Thumbs down." In 2018, Kevin Pantoja of 411Mania gave the event a rating of 4.5 [Poor], stating, "A disappointment of a show. Heatwave was incredible, then we get this. It felt like it wasn’t a special show, mostly due to there being so many tag team matches. The disappointment came from several issues. For one, the main event didn’t deliver. Then, things like the mystery partners and the over focus on shenanigans in an otherwise strong Lynn/Storm match didn’t help. I didn’t see the point of Rogers/Smothers, but was pleasantly surprised by the Tag Title match." In 2022, Paul Matthews of Classic Wrestling Review described the event as "forgettable," stating, "Heat Wave was great, but this show was forgettable and uneventful. I get they’re holding off on the Taz/Douglas match, but nothing felt important on this show. It wasn’t terrible. None of the bouts were actively bad. But it’s a PPV you forget about at the end of the day. How ironic!" Aftermath On the November 13 episode of Hardcore TV, Taz confronted Sabu for stealing the win from him at November to Remember and then Shane Douglas came and provoked Taz into attacking and injuring Sabu and offered him a spot in Triple Threat in place of the departed Bam Bam Bigelow, who left ECW for WCW. Taz pretended to be Douglas' ally until he laid down in a match and put Sabu on top of him for the FTW Heavyweight Championship on the December 25 episode of Hardcore TV. At Guilty as Charged, Taz finally defeated Douglas to win the World Heavyweight Championship. Justin Credible and Tommy Dreamer continued their feud after November to Remember as Credible defeated Dreamer in a Stairway to Hell match at Guilty as Charged after Terry Funk nailed Dreamer with a trashcan. On the December 13 episode of Hardcore TV, Dudley Boyz defeated Masato Tanaka and Balls Mahoney in a rematch to regain the World Tag Team Championship. Results See also 1998 in professional wrestling References External links November