Requiem for a Pitbull was attended by approximately 500 people.[1][2] The referees for the event were Jim Molineaux, John Finnegan, and John Moore.[3]
The event began with "troubleshooting referee" Bill Alfonso coming to the ring and stating that Shane Douglas - Pitbull #1's rival - had paid him $1,000 to stop the show. After Alfonso attempted to stop the show, ECW commissioner Tod Gordon attacked him, with multiple wrestlers coming to the ring to separate them. This drew out Taz, who German suplexed multiple wrestlers before applying the Tazmission to Gordon until being attacked by the Sandman. The Sandman and Taz then brawled until they were separated.[3]
Before the opening match, the Blue Meanie, Stevie Richards, and Super Nova (the future Blue World Order) came to the ring dressed as The Jackson 5 and danced to ABC and Billie Jean until being attacked by The Sandman. This drew out The Sandman's rival Raven, which in turn drew out the men's valets, Missy Hyatt and Lori Fullington. This led to an intergendertag team match pitting Fullington and Raven against Hyatt and the Sandman. Before the match began, Damien Kane and Lady Alexandra came to the ring and stated that they should be included in the match, only to be driven off by Hyatt and the Sandman. Hyatt and the Sandman went on to win a very short match, with the Sandman pinning Raven following a DDT.[2][3]
The fourth bout was a singles match between Buh Buh Ray Dudley and Louie Spicolli. During the match, Axl Rotten and D-Von Dudley came to ringside and attacked Sign Guy Dudley, drawing out Buh Buh Ray Dudley who they also attacked. Spicolli then pinned Buh Buh Ray Dudley using a small package. Following the match, D-Von Dudley, Rotten, and Spicolli attacked Buh Buh Ray Dudley until Sign Guy Dudley went backstage and returned with Big Dick Dudley. After Big Dick Dudley chokeslammed Rotten and Spicolli, D-Von Dudley fled.[2][3]
The seventh bout was a singles match between Brian Lee and Pablo Márquez. Lee won a short squash by pinfall following a Prime Time Slam. After the match, Lee gave Márquez a second Prime Time Slam through a table at ringside.[2][3]
