FEEDBACK: ECW Massacre on 34th Street (Dec. 2000)

Alex From Minneapolis
I luckily was able to watch the original version of this PPV and not the network version. I was spared from hearing awful dubbed music over Highway To Hell, Bawitdaba, and Enter Sandman. Jokes aside, this was a pretty solid PPV that kept the live crowd excited. Don Callis had a great showing on commentary and enhanced the storylines, while Joey Styles kept the show on track. I feel Tommy Dreamer will go down as the most selfless guy in the business for always putting over young guys regardless of In-ring ability while also getting himself over by losing. ECW in its final weeks is very reminiscent to WCW as it featured many young talent on the rise with the popular stars either gone or phased down the card.

2 questions

  1. Given the unfortunate circumstances that caused his departure from the business, do you think Joey Styles will ever come back to commentary in a one off for AEW or New Japan?

  2. is it fair to say that the Hammerstein Ballroom has been to ROH, what the ECW Arena was to ECW as far as a home venue full of long lasting moments?