[6.0] "Mixed bag show but I slightly enjoyed it. Dusty/Corino was bloody and fun for what it was, in my view. Short tag match was ok. Awesome vs. Kash was an excellent squash, though you'd think they'd book a proper title feud for a PPV. Gedo & Jado tag match was not interesting. Crazy vs. Guido was the best proper match on the show, strong chemistry between those two as ever. Short Balls match, why? New Jack and Grimes, meh. Tag title match was choatic and parts of it were fun, though the most interesting team was eliminated first. Crazy vs. Rhino was weird, they did everything possible to pump it up in the context ECW vs. "The Network" as well as RVD being stripped of the title but still showing up injured to make sure ECW won, and the action was fairly good but it still felt strange for a PPV main event."

[3.0] "Just a bunch of short, dull matches that belonged on a mediocre TV episode, and a lot of ridiculous promos - it was over 20 minutes of nonsense before the first match started! Also, this show featured New Jack getting horrific injuries from a spot gone wrong - although watching it it was hard to see how it could have gone right. Not the worst show ever, as even at its worst ECW had entertaining moments, but there's far better shows to watch."

[3.0] "This didn? t feel like a PPV and more of an extended version of either Hardcore TV or their show on TNN at the time that just happened to air on PPV. The only thing of memory anyone remembers from this PPV is The Danbury Fall"

[4.0] "I was gonna rate this a three but i felt generous so its gonna be a 4. This was definitely ECW's worst pay-per-view for 2000, and overall the second worst behind Wrestlepalooza '98. Although Living Dangerously underperformed, the matches here weren't that bad but for a pay-per-view, the matches should've been atleast beyond average. If only Rob Van Dam didnt get injured, this pay-per-view would've been atleast somewhere good or great. Overall, a disappointing showing of ECW and i cant blame Heyman, the blame goes to RVD's injury because that proposed big money match between him and Mike Awesome would've been amazing."

[8.0] "Long been one of my favourite ECW PPVs many years ago, let's see if it still holds up. Great opening segment by James Mitchell, liked the sneaky WCW reference. Joel & Cyrus go at eachother as per usual. Funny how commentators fighting seemed to work in ECW but not in WWE isn't it? So after all of that Cyrus is "The Network's" commentator for the night. Be prepared to hear that name mentioned throughout the show. Then it's the Steve Corino/Laurie Fullington angle, which even now kinda shocks me. Corino's promo delivery was crappy and there was an audio hiccup to boot. After about 20 minutes we get our first match (the bullrope match. ) [1st match] It was ok when it was in the ring, which it wasn't always. A lot of time was spent trawling through the crowd for seemingly no reason. The rose tinted glasses weren't working here. ** FBI's backstage promo was barely audible. [2nd match] Better than it had any right to be. Finish made no sense at all though. Are DQs even possible in ECW? ! *** [3rd match] ECW Heavyweight title match was a scary & stiff-looking squash. Glad to see two of my favourites competing against eachother though. *3/4 [4th match] Nova/Chetti Vs Team No Respect was sloppy throughout, botches/miscommunications. TNR were not good heels at all, with one of them standing around when they could have been screwing over the faces or saving his partner. *3/4 [5th match] Crazy Vs Guido added some credibility for defying the odds but finish was majorly botched. **1/2 [6th match] Quick but fun **1/2 You could tell New Jack and Vic had no idea what to do for the scaffold spot but the crowd were expecting something so they just did it. Definitely extra tables may have aided a little but it was still horrible. After that Joey & Cyrus stall for a long time. [7th match] Chaotic at the beginning but later turned into an actual tag match after the champs got eliminated. Again though this finish would make sense in just about any other promotion other than ECW *** [Main] Overbooked but made Super Crazy look good at least for a little while. ** Nice easy to watch show but very little to distinguish the matches apart. ECW has their style and it featured in just about every match."

"Beulah was gone by 2000, and Francine accompanied Raven and Awesome. Tommy and Tanaka were the only team in the 3-way tag match not to have a second at ringside."

[8.0] "I enjoyed the PPV for the most part, few boring matches. But New Jack's fall off the scaffold was one of the most brutal things I've witnessed in my life."