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The Dudleys talk about how Public Enemy sold ECW out. They show footage backing up the Dudleys' claims. Call it a burial. They also run down their history of running off The Gangstas and The Eliminators, among other guys. I'm guessing fans were starting to cheer the Dudleys and this was an attempt to steer them back because they end up going off on the fans.

 

New Jack ends up interrupting from the entrance with a mic in hand. What is this, the WWF? This all leads to Mustafa Saed returning to ECW and reuniting with New Jack. In a turn I could see coming from a mile away, Mustafa turns on Jack and sides with the Dudleys. Spike attempts a save and doesn't get very far. It turns out that Mustafa has been the "mysterious benefactor" coming after Denzel's Friend.

I liked Bubba talking about how Grunge was high and overweight. The beatdown of New Jack lasts too long but I like Mustafa in Dudley glasses.

Dudleys pretty much end PE run of relevance anywhere in the wrestling scene. We then get Mustafa turning on New Jack which is the latest in a feud of former tag partners that no one really wants to see.

PE are buried and turfed from ECW, as they didn't want to go along with Paul E.'s plan to drop two straight matches to the Dudleys instead of going 1-1. The Dudleys proclaim the best tag team of the past, present, and future, which draws out New Jack. Mustafa's with him, but he immediately turns on Jack and we get yet another long Dudley beatdown. Second verse, same as the first. Mustafa is a "mysterious benefactor," which is a role for him that defies credibility. Before the reveal I had to laugh at Joey Styles wondering just WHO WOULD HAVE PAID OFF MUSTAFA? Like it would have taken a seven-figure payout and not a $50 check guaranteed not to bounce. I can think of about 9 million matches I'd want to see before getting to New Jack vs. Mustafa.