I enjoyed the chaotic, fast speed of Rhino vs. I’d say this leaned more towards their WCW speed than their rip-roaring, something to prove speed from ECW. Mysterio was consistent as usual and they did the usual stuff they would do before. Storm but Psicosis just wasn’t as consistent in-ring as he used to be, so some stuff flubbed. Rey Mysterio vs. Psicosis was another solid and exciting match. Super Crazy was going to be at this show just because there was a match there for him.

You knew we were getting this match because WWE had Tajiri and Little Guido. It was short like the opener-and honestly could’ve been the opener-but lacked that “This is something special” to it that would’ve warranted a minimum of ten minutes. The problem here was that it could’ve been a solid 8-minute bout instead of shooting under six. The trio has chemistry with each other in matches with Tajiri having good chemistry with Little Guido and Super Crazy in one-on-ones. Of these matches, the triple threat featuring Tajiri, Super Crazy, and Little Guido could’ve probably gone into “The Best” category. These matches are only here because the above three just really stood out. That was not the case with ECW One Night Stand.

When I started doing “Into the Vault” and other reviews with a “The Best” and “The Rest” split, often “the rest” was trash-to-mediocre matches.

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