One half of the double main event was an Ultimate Jeopardy steel cage match as the Public Enemy, the Pitbulls and Tommy Dreamer faced the Heavenly Bodies, the Eliminators, Raven and Stevie Richards.

The three way dance for the ECW World Heavyweight Championship was featured in the 2007 DVD The Legacy of Stone Cold Steve Austin, while the Ultimate Jeopardy steel cage match was featured in the 2013 Blu-ray WCW War Games: WCW's Most Notorious Matches as a Blu-ray exclusive.

[2] Many ECW wrestlers congratulated Whipwreck after the contest including Cactus Jack and Axl Rotten.

After the bout, Austin, enraged about the loss, viciously attacked Whipwreck.<[5] This led to the three way dance for December to Dismember.

The undercard feud heading into December to Dismember was between two tag teams, as the Public Enemy (Rocco Rock and Johnny Grunge), the Pitbulls (#1 and #2) and Tommy Dreamer were in a rivalry against the Heavenly Bodies (Tom Prichard and Jimmy Del Ray), the Eliminators (Perry Saturn and John Kronus), Raven and Stevie Richards.

On October 28, 1995, Grunge had faced Richards, with a pre-match stipulation stating that the loser would have to wear a dress.

[3] Grunge would team up with partner Rocco Rock to form the Public Enemy, as they defeated Richards and Raven on November 3.

The opening bout was a tag team match pitting the Dudley Brothers against the Bad Crew.

[1][9] The fourth bout was a tag team match pitting the Eliminators against the Pitbulls in a rematch from November to Remember.

[1][9] The seventh bout saw ECW World Heavyweight Champion Mikey Whipwreck defended his title against the Sandman and Steve Austin in a three way dance.

The Sandman then pinned Austin after punching him using brass knuckles to win the match and the ECW World Heavyweight Championship.

[12][1][9][10] The main event was an "Ultimate Jeopardy" steel cage match pitting Tommy Dreamer, the Pitbulls, and the Public Enemy against Raven, Stevie Richards, the Eliminators, and the Heavenly Bodies.

During the match, Raven handcuffed both the Pitbulls and the Public Enemy to the ring apron, leaving Dreamer alone.

Although he originally played a character known as the Ringmaster,[14] he soon got a strong push as "Stone Cold" Steve Austin.