[2][7] Following the match, Pillman gave a promo in which he referred to the African American tag team the Gangstas as "Niggas With Attitudes", legitimately angering them.

[9][10] The third bout was a tag team match between the Dudley Boyz and the Full Blooded Italians in a follow-up to their confrontation at Massacre on Queens Boulevard in April 1995.

[6][9][11] The fourth bout was a "shoot fight" between Jason Helton (a Muay Thai fighter) and Taz, with the rules being that the only way to win was by knockout or submission.

Following the match, Taz brawled with mixed martial artist Paul Varelans, who was seated at ringside, setting up a bout between them at Hardcore Heaven later that month.

[2][6][9][11] The fifth bout was a falls count anywhere six-man tag team elimination match pitting Raven's Nest members Brian Lee and the Bruise Brothers against The Pitbulls and Tommy Dreamer.

Pitbull #1 (who went into the match with an injured arm) was the first wrestler eliminated, being pinned by Lee after having his crotch repeatedly driven into the ring post.

[2][6][9] As a result of winning the match, Pitbull #2 was to receive a future title shot against ECW World Heavyweight Champion Raven.

[2][8][9] Following the seventh bout, the Gangstas gave a promo in which New Jack criticized Pillman, accusing him of having had a homosexual relationship with his former tag team partner Tom Zenk, and criticized other gimmicks that he considered racist, such as the World Wrestling Federation's Gangstas in Paradise and World Championship Wrestling's Z-Gangsta.

He went on to win four matches in quick succession, pinning El Puerto Riqueño, Don E. Allen, and Devon Storm following belly-to-back suplexes, and defeating Mikey Whipwreck by submission using the Texas cloverleaf.

Pitbull #2 went on to win the impromptu match, pinning Douglas after reversing a super belly-to-belly suplex into a superbomb, therefore becoming the new ECW World Television Champion.