Ghosttown (Madonna song) Ellwood of HitFix who considered it to be Madonna's "most commercially friendly ballad" of the 2010s, while Jon Lisi from "PopMatters" called it "arguably the most haunting love song of [Madonna's] career. "The Dallas Morning News" Hunter Hauk complimented Madonna's "natural" vocal delivery in spite of the vocal effects added, also considering it to be a probable radio hit for Madonna. Daryl Deino from "The Inquisitr" also praised Madonna's vocals in "Ghosttown", along with "Devil Pray" and "Living for Love". Bernard Zuel from "The Sydney Morning Herald" found Madonna to be reliving her older ballads like "Live to Tell", and
Hardcore Holly the 1995 King of the Ring tournament, defeating Mantaur to qualify before losing to The Roadie in the quarterfinals. He was then the first WWF pay-per-view opponent of Hunter Hearst Helmsley, losing to him at "SummerSlam". At "Survivor Series", Holly was a part of the Underdogs team along with Marty Jannetty, Hakushi and Barry Horowitz. They were defeated by the Body Donnas team of Skip, Zip, Rad Radford and The 1-2-3 Kid. Despite lasting nearly 40 minutes in the Royal Rumble, Holly made very few television appearances in the WWF throughout 1996 and 1997. In February 1998, a newly-blonde Holly