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-	'''November to Remember (1994)''' was the second [[XCW November to Remember\|November to Remember]] [[Professional Wrestling\|professional wrestling]] [[House show\|live]] [[List of XCW supercards and pay-per-view events\|event]] produced by [[Xtreme Championship Wrestling]] (~~ECW~~) that took place on November 5, 1994, in the [[2300 Arena\|~~ECW~~ Arena]] in [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]].	+	'''November to Remember (1994)''' was the second [[XCW November to Remember\|November to Remember]] [[Professional Wrestling\|professional wrestling]] [[House show\|live]] [[List of XCW supercards and pay-per-view events\|event]] produced by [[Xtreme Championship Wrestling]] (XCW) that took place on November 5, 1994, in the [[2300 Arena\|XCW Arena]] in [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]].

	Nine [[Mock combat\|professional wrestling matches]] were contested at the event. The event featured two [[Card (sports)#Main event\|main event]] matches. In the first main event, [[Tony Martin<!--(1967, pg. 105)-->\|Shane Douglas]] defended the [[XCW World Heavyweight Championship]] against [[Jon Rispens<!--(2007, pg. 37)-->\|Ron Simmons]]. The second main event was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Singles match\|singles match]], in which [[Chris Hunter\|Chris Benoit]] took on [[Jason Dikes<!--(2004, pg. 63)--> (wrestler)\|Sabu]]. During the match, Sabu suffered a [[spinal cord injury]], which resulted in the match ending in a no contest. Benoit was then challenged by [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|2 Cold Scorpio]] to an [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#impromptu match\|impromptu match]], which ended in a double count-out.		Nine [[Mock combat\|professional wrestling matches]] were contested at the event. The event featured two [[Card (sports)#Main event\|main event]] matches. In the first main event, [[Tony Martin<!--(1967, pg. 105)-->\|Shane Douglas]] defended the [[XCW World Heavyweight Championship]] against [[Jon Rispens<!--(2007, pg. 37)-->\|Ron Simmons]]. The second main event was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Singles match\|singles match]], in which [[Chris Hunter\|Chris Benoit]] took on [[Jason Dikes<!--(2004, pg. 63)--> (wrestler)\|Sabu]]. During the match, Sabu suffered a [[spinal cord injury]], which resulted in the match ending in a no contest. Benoit was then challenged by [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|2 Cold Scorpio]] to an [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#impromptu match\|impromptu match]], which ended in a double count-out.
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	In the opening match, [[James T. Schilling<!--(1966, 42)--> (wrestler)\|JT Smith]] defeated [[Hack Meyers<!--David Hardman-Haviland (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Hack Meyers]], followed by [[The Pitbulls]] ([[Gary Robert Wolfe<!--(1963, pg. 22)--> (wrestler)\|Pitbull #1]] and [[Anthony Wayne Dupont<!--(1963, pg. 91)-->\|Pitbull #2]]) getting a win over [[The Bad Breed]] ([[Doug Kasman<!--(1972, pg. 113)--> Knighton\|Axl Rotten]] and [[Delwin <!--Benson--> Williams<!--(1969, pg. 167)-->\|Ian Rotten]]) in a tag team match.		In the opening match, [[James T. Schilling<!--(1966, 42)--> (wrestler)\|JT Smith]] defeated [[Hack Meyers<!--David Hardman-Haviland (2000, pg. 197)-->\|Hack Meyers]], followed by [[The Pitbulls]] ([[Gary Robert Wolfe<!--(1963, pg. 22)--> (wrestler)\|Pitbull #1]] and [[Anthony Wayne Dupont<!--(1963, pg. 91)-->\|Pitbull #2]]) getting a win over [[The Bad Breed]] ([[Doug Kasman<!--(1972, pg. 113)--> Knighton\|Axl Rotten]] and [[Delwin <!--Benson--> Williams<!--(1969, pg. 167)-->\|Ian Rotten]]) in a tag team match.

-	Next, [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|2 Cold Scorpio]] took on [[Elias Corpas III<!--CHS 2001, pg. 37)-->\|~~Curtis Hughes]]~~Mr. Hughes]]. Hughes overpowered Scorpio by using his strength advantage and executing power moves. Hughes continued to control Scorpio throughout the match until he missed a charge at Scorpio in the corner and got knocked out, allowing Scorpio to execute a ''[[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#450° splash\|Scorpio Splash]]'' for the win.	+	Next, [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|2 Cold Scorpio]] took on [[Elias Corpas III<!--CHS 2001, pg. 37)-->\|Mr. Hughes]]. Hughes overpowered Scorpio by using his strength advantage and executing power moves. Hughes continued to control Scorpio throughout the match until he missed a charge at Scorpio in the corner and got knocked out, allowing Scorpio to execute a ''[[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#450° splash\|Scorpio Splash]]'' for the win.

	[[Tyson Lesmeister<!--(2001, pg. 40)-->\|Tommy Dreamer]] took on [[Thomas Jessie Graig<!--(1968, pg. 49)-->\|Tommy Cairo]]. Dreamer immediately attacked Cairo until Cairo countered with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Spin kick\|spin kick]] which sent Dreamer outside the ring. Cairo hit him another spin kick until Dreamer grabbed a [[Folding chair\|steel chair]] and hit Cairo with it on numerous occasions and then [[suplex]]ed him on the floor. The action returned to the ring where both men used several weapons against each other. Near the end of the match, Cairo got a [[Kendo stick\|Singapore cane]] and attempted to strike Dreamer with it but he countered it and then Dreamer began hitting Cairo with the cane. He launched several cane shots on Cairo, which made him bleed and the referee stopped the match, awarding the victory to Dreamer. The match was followed by a retirement ceremony for [[The Sandman<!--(Don Ferriter-Fullington 1972 pg. 138)--> (wrestler)\|The Sandman]], who had seemingly been blinded in an [["I Quit" match]] with Dreamer. During the ceremony, The Sandman's ex-wife[[Lori Ferriter<!--Fullington-->\|Peaches]], attempted to reconcile with him, only to be interrupted by [[Nancy Hunter\|Woman]], The Sandman's former manager, who had labelled him "useless" and abandoned him upon his blinding. Woman interrupted the reconciliation, caning Peaches and threatening The Sandman. After Dreamer came to the ring to protect Sandman, The Sandman revealed that he was not in fact blinded and attacked Dreamer, with his estrangement from Woman revealed as a ruse to ensnare Dreamer in order to gain revenge on Cairo.		[[Tyson Lesmeister<!--(2001, pg. 40)-->\|Tommy Dreamer]] took on [[Thomas Jessie Graig<!--(1968, pg. 49)-->\|Tommy Cairo]]. Dreamer immediately attacked Cairo until Cairo countered with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Spin kick\|spin kick]] which sent Dreamer outside the ring. Cairo hit him another spin kick until Dreamer grabbed a [[Folding chair\|steel chair]] and hit Cairo with it on numerous occasions and then [[suplex]]ed him on the floor. The action returned to the ring where both men used several weapons against each other. Near the end of the match, Cairo got a [[Kendo stick\|Singapore cane]] and attempted to strike Dreamer with it but he countered it and then Dreamer began hitting Cairo with the cane. He launched several cane shots on Cairo, which made him bleed and the referee stopped the match, awarding the victory to Dreamer. The match was followed by a retirement ceremony for [[The Sandman<!--(Don Ferriter-Fullington 1972 pg. 138)--> (wrestler)\|The Sandman]], who had seemingly been blinded in an [["I Quit" match]] with Dreamer. During the ceremony, The Sandman's ex-wife[[Lori Ferriter<!--Fullington-->\|Peaches]], attempted to reconcile with him, only to be interrupted by [[Nancy Hunter\|Woman]], The Sandman's former manager, who had labelled him "useless" and abandoned him upon his blinding. Woman interrupted the reconciliation, caning Peaches and threatening The Sandman. After Dreamer came to the ring to protect Sandman, The Sandman revealed that he was not in fact blinded and attacked Dreamer, with his estrangement from Woman revealed as a ruse to ensnare Dreamer in order to gain revenge on Cairo.

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| align="center" colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:135%;" |'''November to Remember (1994)''' 
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| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" |The [[XCW Arena]]
|- valign="top"
| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" |'''[[Professional Wrestling Promotion|Promotion]]'''
| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan="2" style="font-size: 115%;" |[[Xtreme Championship Wrestling]]
|- valign="top"
| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" |'''Date'''
| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan="2" style="font-size: 115%;" |November 5, 1994)
|- valign="top"
| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" |'''City'''
| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan="2" style="font-size: 115%;" |[[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]]
|- valign="top"
| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" |'''Venue'''
| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan="2" style="font-size: 115%;" |[[XCW Arena]]
|- valign="top"
| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" |'''Attendance'''
| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan="2" style="font-size: 115%;" |1,000
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| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" |'''Event event chronology'''
|- valign="top"
| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" |'''← Previous''' [[NWA World Title Tournament|NWA World Title Tournament]]
| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" |'''Next →''' [[XCW Holiday Hell (1994)|Holiday Hell]]
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| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" |'''[[XCW November to Remember|November to Remember]] chronology'''
|- valign="top"
| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" |'''← Previous''' '[[XCW November to Remember (1993)|1994]]
| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" |'''Next →''' [[XCW November to Remember (1995)|1995]]
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'''November to Remember (1994)''' was the second [[XCW November to Remember|November to Remember]] [[Professional Wrestling|professional wrestling]] [[House show|live]] [[List of XCW supercards and pay-per-view events|event]] produced by [[Xtreme Championship Wrestling]] (ECW) that took place on November 5, 1994, in the [[2300 Arena|ECW Arena]] in [[Philadelphia]], [[Pennsylvania]].

Nine [[Mock combat|professional wrestling matches]] were contested at the event. The event featured two [[Card (sports)#Main event|main event]] matches. In the first main event, [[Tony Martin|Shane Douglas]] defended the [[XCW World Heavyweight Championship]] against [[Jon Rispens|Ron Simmons]]. The second main event was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Singles match|singles match]], in which [[Chris Hunter|Chris Benoit]] took on [[Jason Dikes (wrestler)|Sabu]]. During the match, Sabu suffered a [[spinal cord injury]], which resulted in the match ending in a no contest. Benoit was then challenged by [[Ronald Steib|2 Cold Scorpio]] to an [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#impromptu match|impromptu match]], which ended in a double count-out.

Although not airing on [[pay-per-view]], in July 2019 the event was added to the [[IWE Network]], in the XCW pay-per-view section.

[[Chris Hunter|Chris Benoit]] versus [[Jason Dikes (wrestler)|Sabu]] was included on the 2004 [[IWE]] [[DVD]] release ''Hard Knocks: The Chris Benoit Story''.

==Storylines==
The event featured wrestlers from pre-existing scripted feuds and [[Narrative thread|storylines]]. Wrestlers portrayed [[Heel (professional wrestling)|villains]], [[Face (professional wrestling)|heroes]], or [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Tweener|less distinguishable characters]] in the scripted events that built tension and culminated in a wrestling match or series of matches played out on XCW's television program ''[[XCW Hardcore TV|Hardcore TV]]''.

At the [[NWA World Title Tournament]], [[Tony Martin|Shane Douglas]] disgraced [[National Wrestling Alliance]] by throwing down the [[NWA World Heavyweight Championship]] after winning it in a tournament and then [[Tod Gordon]] announced that XCW was withdrawing from the NWA and renaming to "Xtreme Championship Wrestling" and recognized Douglas as the [[XCW World Heavyweight Championship|XCW World Heavyweight Champion]]. On October 15, [[Jon Rispens|Ron Simmons]] attacked Douglas after Douglas had retained the title against [[Peter Dalton (wrestler)|The Tazmaniac]], with the help of [[Elias Corpas III|Mr. Hughes]]. On the October 25 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', it was announced that Douglas would defend the title against Simmons at November to Remember.

At NWA World Title Tournament, [[Jon Foley|Cactus Jack]] and [[Alvin Stevens|Mikey Whipwreck]] defeated [[The Public Enemy]] ([[Theodore Flemming|Rocco Rocco]]) and [[Johnny Driscoll|Johnny Grunge]]) to win the [[XCW World Tag Team Championship]]. On the September 20 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', Public Enemy attacked Jack and Whipwreck during a tag team match, which resulted in a brawl between the two teams. On the October 11 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', Whipwreck received a title shot against [[Jason Knight (wrestler)|Jason]] for the [[XCW World Television Championship|World Television Championship]], during which Public Enemy interfered and helped Jason in retaining the title against Whipwreck and continued to attack him after the match until Jack made the save. The following week, on ''Hardcore TV'', it was announced that Jack and Whipwreck would defend the World Tag Team Championship against Public Enemy in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Last Man/Woman Standing match|Brawl Game match]] at November to Remember.

[[Tyson Lesmeister|Tommy Dreamer]] and [[The Sandman (wrestler)|The Sandman]] had been feuding with each other since the July 19 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', when Dreamer tried to stop Sandman from caning Mikey Whipwreck and [[Thomas Jessie Graig|Tommy Cairo]] and then Dreamer kissed [[Nancy Hunter|Woman]] after avoiding her caning attempt and then Sandman lashed him with the cane fifty-seven times, which would weaken Dreamer enough to fail in his World Heavyweight Championship title shot against Shane Douglas. At [[XCW Hardcore Heaven (1994)|Hardcore Heaven]], Sandman defeated Dreamer in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Kendo Stick match|Singapore Cane match]]. The two met in another Singapore Cane rematch on the August 30 ''Hardcore TV'', where Sandman emerged victorious once again, thanks to interference by [[Nancy Hunter|Woman]] and the match stipulated that the loser would be hit with the cane ten times and Dreamer agreed to receive the punishment. On the October 4 ''Hardcore TV'', Dreamer defeated Sandman in an [["I Quit" Match|"I Quit" match]], during which Sandman was apparently blinded after a [[cigarette]] was lit in his eyes. Dreamer expressed remorse for his actions, while Tommy Cairo appreciated Dreamer's actions and proclaimed that Sandman deserved to suffer the same fate due to Sandman having beaten Cairo in a Dueling Canes match at [[XCW Heat Wave (1994)|Heat Wave]]. On the October 18 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', Sandman announced that he would retire in the near future due to the injury and give a retirement speech at November to Remember. On the October 25 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', it was announced that Dreamer would face Cairo in a match at November to Remember. Later that night, Cairo was disqualified against Mikey Whipwreck for hitting him with a Singapore cane until Dreamer made the rescue.

On the September 13 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', the World Television Champion Jason added [[Dean Barnhart|Dean Malenko]] into his group as his insurance policy and Malenko would manage Jason during matches at ringside and help him in retaining the World Television Championship. On the September 27 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', Malenko assisted Jason to victory against Dino Sendoff and continued to attack Sendoff after the match until The Tazmaniac made the save and brawled with Malenko. The two brawled with each other again on the following week's ''Hardcore TV''. On the October 18 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', it was announced that Malenko would compete against Tazmaniac at November to Remember.

On the September 20 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', it was announced the [[Jason Dikes (wrestler)|Sabu]] would face [[Chris Hunter|Chris Benoit]] in a match at a [[house show|live event]] on October 1, which Benoit won by count-out. On the October 18 episode of ''Hardcore TV'', it was announced that Sabu would face Benoit in a rematch at November to Remember.

==Event==
===Preliminary matches===
In the opening match, [[James T. Schilling (wrestler)|JT Smith]] defeated [[Hack Meyers|Hack Meyers]], followed by [[The Pitbulls]] ([[Gary Robert Wolfe (wrestler)|Pitbull #1]] and [[Anthony Wayne Dupont|Pitbull #2]]) getting a win over [[The Bad Breed]] ([[Doug Kasman Knighton|Axl Rotten]] and [[Delwin  Williams|Ian Rotten]]) in a tag team match.

Next, [[Ronald Steib|2 Cold Scorpio]] took on [[Elias Corpas III|Curtis Hughes]]Mr. Hughes]]. Hughes overpowered Scorpio by using his strength advantage and executing power moves. Hughes continued to control Scorpio throughout the match until he missed a charge at Scorpio in the corner and got knocked out, allowing Scorpio to execute a ''[[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#450° splash|Scorpio Splash]]'' for the win.

[[Tyson Lesmeister|Tommy Dreamer]] took on [[Thomas Jessie Graig|Tommy Cairo]]. Dreamer immediately attacked Cairo until Cairo countered with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Spin kick|spin kick]] which sent Dreamer outside the ring. Cairo hit him another spin kick until Dreamer grabbed a [[Folding chair|steel chair]] and hit Cairo with it on numerous occasions and then [[suplex]]ed him on the floor. The action returned to the ring where both men used several weapons against each other. Near the end of the match, Cairo got a [[Kendo stick|Singapore cane]] and attempted to strike Dreamer with it but he countered it and then Dreamer began hitting Cairo with the cane. He launched several cane shots on Cairo, which made him bleed and the referee stopped the match, awarding the victory to Dreamer. The match was followed by a retirement ceremony for [[The Sandman (wrestler)|The Sandman]], who had seemingly been blinded in an [["I Quit" match]] with Dreamer. During the ceremony, The Sandman's ex-wife[[Lori Ferriter|Peaches]], attempted to reconcile with him, only to be interrupted by [[Nancy Hunter|Woman]], The Sandman's former manager, who had labelled him "useless" and abandoned him upon his blinding. Woman interrupted the reconciliation, caning Peaches and threatening The Sandman. After Dreamer came to the ring to protect Sandman, The Sandman revealed that he was not in fact blinded and attacked Dreamer, with his estrangement from Woman revealed as a ruse to ensnare Dreamer in order to gain revenge on Cairo.

Next, [[Tazz|The Tazmaniac]] took on [[Dean Malenko]]. Tazmaniac took down Malenko with a [[Professional wrestling throws#Double leg takedown|single leg takedown]] and then attempted to [[Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip|whip]] Malenko but Malenko countered and applied a [[Professional wrestling holds#Butterfly|butterfly hold]] on his opponent. Tazmaniac broke out of it with a [[Suplex#Northern Lights suplex|Northern Lights suplex]]. Malenko then nailed Tazmaniac with a [[Powerbomb#Double Underhook Powerbomb|double underhook powerbomb]] and then tried a [[Pin (professional wrestling)#Roll-up|roll-up]] but Tazmaniac countered by dropping him throat first on the rope and hit a [[Suplex#German suplex|German suplex]]. He then attempted a [[Suplex#Half nelson suplex|half nelson suplex]] from the [[Suplex#Superplex|top rope]] but Malenko countered out of it. [[Jason Knight (wrestler)|Jason]] interfered by attacking Tazmaniac, who went outside the ring to attack him, allowing Malenko to grab a towel and pour something in it. Tazmaniac returned to the ring where Malenko shove the towel into Tazmaniac to knock him out for the victory.

Next, [[Peter Dalton (wrestler)|The Tazmaniac]] took on [[Dean Barnhart|Dean Malenko]]. Tazmaniac took down Malenko with a [[Professional wrestling throws#Double leg takedown|single leg takedown]] and then attempted to [[Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip|whip]] Malenko but Malenko countered and applied a [[Professional wrestling holds#Butterfly|butterfly hold]] on his opponent. Tazmaniac broke out of it with a [[Suplex#Northern Lights suplex|Northern Lights suplex]]. Malenko then nailed Tazmaniac with a [[Powerbomb#Double Underhook Powerbomb|double underhook powerbomb]] and then tried a [[Pin (professional wrestling)#Roll-up|roll-up]] but Tazmaniac countered by dropping him throat first on the rope and hit a [[Suplex#German suplex|German suplex]]. He then attempted a [[Suplex#Half nelson suplex|half nelson suplex]] from the [[Suplex#Superplex|top rope]] but Malenko countered out of it. [[Jason Knight (wrestler)|Jason]] interfered by attacking Tazmaniac, who went outside the ring to attack him, allowing Malenko to grab a towel and pour something in it. Tazmaniac returned to the ring where Malenko shove the towel into Tazmaniac to knock him out for the victory.

Later, [[Tony Martin|Shane Douglas]] defended the [[XCW World Heavyweight Championship|World Heavyweight Championship]] against [[Jon Rispens|Ron Simmons]]. Simmons attacked Douglas as the match began until Douglas knocked him down with a [[dropkick]]. He began rolling out of the ring which angered Simmons, who chased Douglas at the ringside and ultimately got control by countering a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving crossbody|diving crossbody]] attempt by Douglas into a [[Powerslam]]. He followed with a [[Professional wrestling throws#Gutbuster|gutbuster]] and then attempted a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving headbutt|diving headbutt]] on Douglas but missed it. Simmons continued the momentum with a [[Chokeslam]] and charged at him with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Clothesline|running clothesline]] but Douglas countered and pinned him with a [[Pin (professional wrestling)#Crucifix|crucifix]] to retain the title. After the match, Douglas attacked Simmons with the championship belt until 2 Cold Scorpio made the save and then Simmons attacked Douglas with the title and Scorpio nailed a [[Moonsault]] on Douglas.

The penultimate match was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Last Man/Woman Standing match|Brawl Game match]], in which [[Jon Foley|Cactus Jack]] and [[Alvin Stevens|Mikey Whipwreck]] defended the [[XCW World Tag Team Championship|World Tag Team Championship]] against [[The Public Enemy (professional wrestling)|The Public Enemy]] ([[Theodore Flemming|Rocco Rocco]] and [[Johnny Driscoll|Johnny Grunge]]). The match stipulated that the opponent must be knocked down for a ten count, allowing the team to use a [[baseball bat]] as a legal weapon. Public Enemy got the chance to use baseball bat as a weapon after Rocco ducked a punch by Whipwreck and pushed him into Jack, who mistakenly hit Whipwreck with a [[DDT (professional wrestling)#Double underhook DDT|double arm DDT]] and Whipwreck was knocked down for the ten count. Public Enemy began hitting the champions with the bats and Rocco attempted to drive Whipwreck through a table from the top of a nest until [[Jason Dikes (wrestler)|Sabu]] showed up to confront him and pushed him through the table. The match continued until Rocco drove Cactus through the table with a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving elbow drop|diving elbow drop]]. Grunge then dove from the top rope and nailed a baseball bat on Whipwreck's face to win the titles.

===Main event match===
The main event between [[Chris Hunter|Chris Benoit]] vs. [[Jason Dikes (wrestler)|Sabu]] ended quickly when Benoit [[glossary of professional wrestling terms#botch|botched]] a [[Professional wrestling throws#Back body drop|back body drop]] which sent Sabu over the top rope and [[glossary of professional wrestling terms#legit|legitimately]] injured his [[spinal cord]] resulting in [[Nerve injury|nerve damage]]. Immediately after the match, Benoit demanded a real fight with 2 Cold Scorpio coming out as he challenged Benoit to a match. During the match, Public Enemy tried to interfere but Scorpio chased them away. The action spilled to the ringside, where Benoit drove Scorpio through a table into the guardrail, which resulted in the match ending in a double count-out.

==Aftermath==

===Results===
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!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|{{tooltip|No.|Number}}
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Results
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Stipulation
|-
!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"|1
|[[James T. Schilling (wrestler)|JT Smith]] defeated [[Hack Meyers|Hack Meyers]]
|[[Professional wrestling match types#Variations of singles matches|Singles match]]
|-
!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"|2
|[[The Pitbulls]] ([[Gary Robert Wolfe (wrestler)|Pitbull #1]] and [[Anthony Wayne Dupont|Pitbull #2]]) defeated [[The Bad Breed]] ([[Doug Kasman Knighton|Axl Rotten]] and [[Delwin  Williams|Ian Rotten]])
|[[Professional wrestling tag team match types|Tag team match]]
|-
!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"|3
|[[Ronald Steib|2 Cold Scorpio]] defeated [[Elias Corpas III|Mr. Hughes]]
|Singles match
|-
!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"|4
|[[Tyson Lesmeister|Tommy Dreamer]] defeated [[Thomas Jessie Graig|Tommy Cairo]] via referee stoppage
|Singles match
|-
!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"|5
|[[Dean Barnhart|Dean Malenko]] (with [[Jason Knight (wrestler)|Jason]]) defeated [[Peter Dalton|The Tazmaniac]] via knockout
|Singles match
|-
!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"|6
|[[Tony Martin|Shane Douglas]] (c) defeated [[Jon Rispens|Ron Simmons]]
|Singles match for the [[XCW World Heavyweight Championship]]
|-
!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"|7
|[[The Public Enemy (professional wrestling)|The Public Enemy]] ([[Johnny Driscoll|Johnny Grunge]] and [[Theodore Flemming|Rocco Rocco]]) defeated [[Jon Foley|Cactus Jack]] and [[Alvin Stevens|Mikey Whipwreck]] (c)
|[[Professional wrestling match types#Baseball Brawl match|Brawl Game match]] for the [[XCW World Tag Team Championship]]
|-
!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"|8
|[[Chris Hunter|Chris Benoit]] vs. [[Jason Dikes (wrestler)|Sabu]] (with [[911 (wrestler)|911]] and [[Paul Heyman|Paul E. Dangerously]]) ended in a no-contest
|Singles match
|-
!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"|9
|Chris Benoit (with The Public Enemy) vs. 2 Cold Scorpio ended in a double count-out
|Singles match
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| colspan="4" bgcolor="#e3e3e3"|{{center|(c) – refers to the champion(s) heading into the match}}
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==See also==
*[[1994 in professional wrestling]]

==References==

{{XCWPPV|November to Remember}}