[1] Excerpts from When Worlds Collide aired on the syndicated television show ECW Hardcore TV, while the full event was released on VHS in 1994.

[2] The main event, a tag team match pitting Arn Anderson and Terry Funk against Bobby Eaton and Sabu, was included on the compilation DVD ECW: Unreleased Vol.

[6] As part of the settlement, WCW agreed to supply three of its contracted wrestlers for an ECW event on November 18, 1994: Kevin Sullivan, Sherri Martel, and Steve Austin (later replaced by Brian Pillman).

[11] Dreamer won the match by pinfall using a Thesz Press after interference from Rockin' Rebel's manager Jason backfired.

[4][5] In the second match, Mikey Whipwreck defended his ECW Television Championship - which he had won the prior day[4] - against 911.

The Bruise Brothers, Mr. Hughes, and Shane Douglas were all eliminated from the match by countout after brawling into the audience, leaving J.T.

Smith went on to winning the match by pinning Rocco Rock and Johnny Grunge with roll-ups in quick succession.

Funk gave a promo of his own in which he pledged to bring his brother to ECW as backup, setting up a tag team bout for Hostile City Showdown the following month.

[15][17][18] Immediately after winning the match, the Gangstas defended the ECW World Tag Team Championship in a second three-on-two handicap match, this time against Stevie Richards, Super Nova, and the Blue Meanie, who were billed as "The Stamford Hillbillies"; they came to the ring wearing overalls and carrying a jug of moonshine and a bucket of "slop" to the accompaniment of "All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight" by Hank Williams Jr., then square danced in the ring.

Despite attempted interference from the Bad Crew and Julio Caesar Valentino Alfonso, the Sandman won the bout by pinfall following a DDT.

[16][17][18] The sixth bout saw ECW World Television Champion Shane Douglas defend his title against Louie Spicolli.

[16][17][18] The seventh bout saw ECW World Heavyweight Champion Raven defend his title again Pitbull #2.

[16][17][18][19] The eighth bout was a tag team match between the Can-Am Express and Rob Van Dam and Sabu.

This was a "dream partners" match that arose after Van Dam defeated Doug Furnas in a singles match at Natural Born Killaz, with Furnas choosing his long-term tag team partner Dan Kroffat and Van Dam choosing his formal rival Sabu.

Sabu and Van Dam had faced one another the prior evening at Unlucky Lottery, with the Can-Am Express attacking them afterwards.

The match ended in a time limit draw after 30 minutes, with the bell ringing just as Furnas attempted to pin Van Dam.

[16][17][18] The main event was a six-man tag team match pitting Brian Lee and The Eliminators against the Miracle Violence Connection and Tommy Dreamer.