Tonight's program opens & closes with a replay of the explosion that allegedly killed WWE Chairman Vince McMahon at the end of Raw. A closer examination of the roster backstage shows that Armando Alejandro Estrada, who hasn't been used much lately, was standing behind Dan Rodman, perhaps a hint of things to come. Joey Styles & Tazz are standing in front of the ring to queue up the footage at the top of the show, after a clip of the WWE flag flying at half-mast earlier in the day. The matches on tonight's show, and presumably also on Smackdown, will be dedicated to the "memory of Mr. McMahon". There's also a 10-bell salute.

Tommy Dreamer vs. Balls Mahoney. Two old friends hook it up to open the action. It's under extreme rules, so we're going old school. Trash cans, chairs, tables, and even a plastic kitchen sink come into play. Too bad the match was so short, although it was nice to see Mahoney rebound after getting squashed in under a minute by Umaga last night. Dreamer sets up a table about halfway. Mahoney puts Dreamer's head on the table, but misses a legdrop and goes through the wood himself. Dreamer with the Evenflow DDT. Winner: Tommy Dreamer.

Boogeyman vs. Matt Striker. Striker gets no entrance. He keeps pointing to the sky to sell the theme of the night. It's Boogey's ECW debut, and Striker is stuck as the welcoming committee. Near the end of the match, Boogey starts "hulking up", if you will, doing his funky dance as he goes. One chokebomb later, and Striker is done. Boogey serves up some regurgitated worms post-match.Winner: Boogeyman.

Footage is shown of firefighters putting out the limo fire. Took them 10 minutes and a bazillion gallons of water pressure to extinguish the flames.

New Breed (Marcus Cor Van & Elijah Burke) vs. CM Punk & Chris Benoit. In commentary, Joey & Tazz stress how the ECW title has been vacated thanks to Bobby Lashley being stripped of the title via the draft, the last spiteful act of Mr. McMahon. All four men in this match will be players for the title if they ever get around to a tournament. Punk was the face in peril, appropriately, considering the issues he's had with the Breed. The finish seemed to come out of nowhere, as Cor Van ignored the 5-count, and ref Scott Armstrong called for the bell. He had to shout his instruction to the timekeeper, who apparently wasn't aware. 2nd time in the last month that Cor Van has cost his team a match this way. Punk & Benoit ran off the Breed post-match after Burke was given the rolling Germans and an Air Canada headbutt. Winners: CM Punk & Chris Benoit via DQ.