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IWEWrestling2012: /* Results */

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Results

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-	\|[[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]] (c) defeated [[Ashley Massaro\|Ashley Bates]] , [[Sari Pasma]], [[Maria Kanellis~~\|Amy Ketchum~~]], [[Candice Michelle~~\|Ali Richards~~]] and [[Tara\|Courtney Savoie]]	+	\|[[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]] (c) defeated [[Ashley Massaro\|Ashley Bates]] , [[Sari Pasma]], [[Ali Richards\|Maria Kanellis]], [[Amy Ketchum\|Candice Michelle]] and [[Tara\|Courtney Savoie]]
	\|[[Battle Royal Match\|Fulfill Your Fantasy Battle Royal]] for the [[IWE Women's Championship]]		\|[[Battle Royal Match\|Fulfill Your Fantasy Battle Royal]] for the [[IWE Women's Championship]]
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-	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|Taboo Tuesday <br> (2005)	+	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|'''Taboo Tuesday <br> (2005)'''
	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE Survivor Series (2005)\|Survivor Series <br> (2005)]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE Survivor Series (2005)\|Survivor Series <br> (2005)]]
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	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE Taboo Tuesday (2004)\|Taboo Tuesday <br> (2004)]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE Taboo Tuesday (2004)\|Taboo Tuesday <br> (2004)]]
-	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|Taboo Tuesday <br> (2005)	+	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|'''Taboo Tuesday <br> (2005)'''
	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE Cyber Sunday (2006)\|Cyber Sunday <br> (2006)]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE Cyber Sunday (2006)\|Cyber Sunday <br> (2006)]]
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IWEWrestling2012: /* Voting results */

2012-03-24T07:56:11Z

Voting results

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	* The Big Marc (16%)		* The Big Marc (16%)
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		+	==Notes==
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		+	==References==
		+	*(2005). ''Taboo Tuesday [DVD]. International Wrestling Entertainment''.
		+	*(2008). ''Triple K: The King of Kings [DVD]. International Wrestling Entertainment.''
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		+	==External links==

IWEWrestling2012: /* Main event matches */

2012-03-24T07:54:52Z

Main event matches

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	[[Image:Ryan Barnhart in England.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|Ryan Barnhart, who was voted to be part of the Triple Threat match for the IWE Championship]]		[[Image:Ryan Barnhart in England.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|Ryan Barnhart, who was voted to be part of the Triple Threat match for the IWE Championship]]
	The main match was a singles match between Ric Flair and Triple K. The match was a Steel Cage match, which gained 83% of the vote. During the match, Triple K sent Flair head-first into the steel cage, causing Flair to bleed from the head, the blood loss results from previous cuts that wrestlers perform before a match called blading. A spot in the match saw Triple K retrieve a steel chain in which he wrapped around his fist and attempted a diving fist drop from the top turnbuckle. Flair, however, countered as he raised his foot to hit Triple K in the face and performed a series of chops to Triple K's chest. Triple K controlled most of the match, until he attempted to apply the figure four leglock, a signature move of Flair's, which resulted in Flair sending him towards the steel cage. Flair followed this by biting the head of Triple K, resulting in him bleeding from his forehead, this often results when a wrestler is trapped, either in a corner of the ring or in a submission hold, as a desperation move. The match concluded after Flair reversed a move where Triple K would have [[Facebuster#Double underhook facebuster\|tucked his head between his knees and jumped up]] to slam his head to the mat, with a back body drop and three chair shots to the head. This allowed Flair to escape through the steel cage door to win the match and thus retain his Intercontinental title.		The main match was a singles match between Ric Flair and Triple K. The match was a Steel Cage match, which gained 83% of the vote. During the match, Triple K sent Flair head-first into the steel cage, causing Flair to bleed from the head, the blood loss results from previous cuts that wrestlers perform before a match called blading. A spot in the match saw Triple K retrieve a steel chain in which he wrapped around his fist and attempted a diving fist drop from the top turnbuckle. Flair, however, countered as he raised his foot to hit Triple K in the face and performed a series of chops to Triple K's chest. Triple K controlled most of the match, until he attempted to apply the figure four leglock, a signature move of Flair's, which resulted in Flair sending him towards the steel cage. Flair followed this by biting the head of Triple K, resulting in him bleeding from his forehead, this often results when a wrestler is trapped, either in a corner of the ring or in a submission hold, as a desperation move. The match concluded after Flair reversed a move where Triple K would have [[Facebuster#Double underhook facebuster\|tucked his head between his knees and jumped up]] to slam his head to the mat, with a back body drop and three chair shots to the head. This allowed Flair to escape through the steel cage door to win the match and thus retain his Intercontinental title.
		+
		+	The main event was the IWE Championship match, in which Dustin Simpson defended the title against Matt Borske and Ryan Barnhart, who received the fans' vote to be part of the Triple Threat match. During the beginning of the match, Cena performed a back body drop on Borske, sending him to outside. Barnhart, who had been thrown out of the ring, received the upper hand over Simpson until Borske returned to the match and performed a variety of suplexes on both Barnhart and Simpson. Mid-way in the match, Borske and Barnhart teamed Simpson, lifting him in the air crashing face-first on the Spanish announce table. Back in the ring, Borske [[Olympic slam\|lifted Barnhart on his shoulders and spinned 90°]] to slam him down to the mat, a move Borske calls the Borske Slam, from the top of the turnbuckles. Borske then tried to apply the ankle lock hold on Barnhart, but Simpson came into the ring and clotheslined Borske out of the ring. Simpson proceeded by executing a back body drop on Barnhart and attempting to perform a fist drop with theatrics, but was pulled out of the ring by Borske, who tossed him over the security barricade. The match concluded when Borske caught Simpson in the ankle lock. Barnhart, who was on the outside, climbed the top rope and drove his cocked elbow onto Borske's chest, who was lying on the mat holding onto Simpson's ankle. Barnhart performed a superkick, which saw the sole of his foot strike Borske's chin, a move in which Barnhart calls Sweet Chin Music. Following this, Simpson lifted Barnhart over his shoulders and threw him down to execute the ''FU''. Simpson got the pinfall victory and thus retained his title.

	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==

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	===Main event matches===		===Main event matches===
		+	[[Image:Ryan Barnhart in England.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|Ryan Barnhart, who was voted to be part of the Triple Threat match for the IWE Championship]]
		+	The main match was a singles match between Ric Flair and Triple K. The match was a Steel Cage match, which gained 83% of the vote. During the match, Triple K sent Flair head-first into the steel cage, causing Flair to bleed from the head, the blood loss results from previous cuts that wrestlers perform before a match called blading. A spot in the match saw Triple K retrieve a steel chain in which he wrapped around his fist and attempted a diving fist drop from the top turnbuckle. Flair, however, countered as he raised his foot to hit Triple K in the face and performed a series of chops to Triple K's chest. Triple K controlled most of the match, until he attempted to apply the figure four leglock, a signature move of Flair's, which resulted in Flair sending him towards the steel cage. Flair followed this by biting the head of Triple K, resulting in him bleeding from his forehead, this often results when a wrestler is trapped, either in a corner of the ring or in a submission hold, as a desperation move. The match concluded after Flair reversed a move where Triple K would have [[Facebuster#Double underhook facebuster\|tucked his head between his knees and jumped up]] to slam his head to the mat, with a back body drop and three chair shots to the head. This allowed Flair to escape through the steel cage door to win the match and thus retain his Intercontinental title.

	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==

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2012-03-24T07:45:08Z

Preliminary matches

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	The voting results for Dustin Simpson and Matt Borske's opponent for the IWE Championship were then revealed, with Ryan Barnhart winning. [[Big Show and Kane]], who were also contenders for the IWE title match, faced the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|World Tag Team Champions]] [[Collin McCullough and Phillip Legg]] for the World Tag Team Championship. The match began with [[Big Show and Kane]] dominating McCullough and Legg early on. McCullough and Legg fought back after Legg shoved Kane off the top turnbuckle. They performed a running chop block combination on Kane and taking the upper hand. The Big Show, who was tagged in, stood at 7 feet 0 inches (2.13 m) and weighed 500 pounds (230 kg), used his body size to his advantage as he squashed, or easily and quickly performed moves on, McCullough and Legg. The match concluded after Big Show and Kane [[Chokeslam#Double chokeslam\|grabbed and lifted McCullough by the throat and slammed him down]] into the mat, a move called the chokeslam. This allowed the Big Show to pin McCullough and become the new World Tag Team champions with Kane. After the match, Big Show and Kane double teamed Legg, as they performed a chokeslam.		The voting results for Dustin Simpson and Matt Borske's opponent for the IWE Championship were then revealed, with Ryan Barnhart winning. [[Big Show and Kane]], who were also contenders for the IWE title match, faced the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|World Tag Team Champions]] [[Collin McCullough and Phillip Legg]] for the World Tag Team Championship. The match began with [[Big Show and Kane]] dominating McCullough and Legg early on. McCullough and Legg fought back after Legg shoved Kane off the top turnbuckle. They performed a running chop block combination on Kane and taking the upper hand. The Big Show, who was tagged in, stood at 7 feet 0 inches (2.13 m) and weighed 500 pounds (230 kg), used his body size to his advantage as he squashed, or easily and quickly performed moves on, McCullough and Legg. The match concluded after Big Show and Kane [[Chokeslam#Double chokeslam\|grabbed and lifted McCullough by the throat and slammed him down]] into the mat, a move called the chokeslam. This allowed the Big Show to pin McCullough and become the new World Tag Team champions with Kane. After the match, Big Show and Kane double teamed Legg, as they performed a chokeslam.
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		+	[[Image:Batista with World Heavyweight Championship.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|Batista, who faced off against Jonathan Coachman at Taboo Tuesday]]
		+	The next match was a [[Hardcore Wrestling#Rules\|Street Fight]], a match without disqualifications and where scoring conditions can occur anywhere, between [[Jonathan Coachman]] and SmackDown! [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)\|World Heavyweight Champion]] [[Jesse Dern\|Batista]]. [[James Thomas\|Goldust]] and [[Big Van Steven\|Steven]], were scripted to take part in the match, on behalf of Coachman. In the beginning of the match, Batista fought both Goldust and Steven, where they proceeded to beat him down in the corner. Batista, however, fought back with a series of shoulder block takedowns. Coachman, who stood on the outside, entered the ring, but did not last long, as Batista performed a clothesline on him. Batista attempted to perform a suplex on Steven, a move that consists of one wrestler picking up his opponent off the ground and then using a large portion of his or her own body weight to drive the opponent down on the mat, but Goldust managed to hit Batista with a kendo stick. This allowed Coachman to receive the advantage over Batista. The match concluded after Batista performed a [[Powerbomb#Sitout powerbomb\|sitout powerbomb]] on Coachman, a move Batista calls the Batista Bomb, to gain the win.
		+
		+	The sixth match was a [[Battle Royal Match\|Battle Royal]], a multi-competitor match type in which wrestlers are eliminated until one is left and declared the winner, for the [[IWE Women's Championship]] between [[Ashley Bates\|Ashley]], [[Candice Michelle\|Ali Richards]], [[Sari Pasma]], [[Tara\|Courtney Savioe]], [[Maria Kanellis\|Amy Ketchum]] and [[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]], all of whom wore lingerie, which was voted by the fans' with 43%. In the match, Psma, as part of a storyline angle involving her being a devoted fan of Dalton, saved Dalton from being eliminated from the match, after Courtney tried eliminating her. Amy was tossed over the top rope by Dalton and Pasma, thus being the first to be eliminated. Afterward, Richards applied a submission move on Ashley on the top rope. Richards turned around and was knocked off the ring apron by Ashley, making the second elimination of the match. Following the elimination of Richards, Ashley was then eliminated by Courtney. The match concluded after Courtney hesitantly tried to eliminate Dalton, but Pasma stopped her from doing so. Pasma eliminated herself along with Courtney to allow Dalton to win and retain her Women's title.

	===Main event matches===		===Main event matches===

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	The third match was between Carlito and [[Mick Foley\|Mankind]], which was the gimmick chosen for Foley by the fans' vote with 52%. The match began with Carlito performing a dropkick on Mankind. Mankind, however, got the advantage over Carlito. Mid-way through the match, Mankind tried to use a steel chair on Carlito, but Carlito avoided getting hit, as he executed a drop toe-hold, sending Mankind to hit the steel steps. Mankind rose to his feet, which led Carlito to perform a standing dropkick, resulting in Mankind to hit the back of his head into the steel steps. Back in the ring, Mankind received the upper hand after he [[DDT#Double underhook DDT\|bended Carlito forward and hooked each arm behind Carlito's back, tucked his head under one of Mankind's arms, and then fell back to pull Carlito]] down flat on his face which caused Carlito to roll over. He then forced Carlito to [[Submission\|submit]] with the ''Mandible claw'' and win the match.		The third match was between Carlito and [[Mick Foley\|Mankind]], which was the gimmick chosen for Foley by the fans' vote with 52%. The match began with Carlito performing a dropkick on Mankind. Mankind, however, got the advantage over Carlito. Mid-way through the match, Mankind tried to use a steel chair on Carlito, but Carlito avoided getting hit, as he executed a drop toe-hold, sending Mankind to hit the steel steps. Mankind rose to his feet, which led Carlito to perform a standing dropkick, resulting in Mankind to hit the back of his head into the steel steps. Back in the ring, Mankind received the upper hand after he [[DDT#Double underhook DDT\|bended Carlito forward and hooked each arm behind Carlito's back, tucked his head under one of Mankind's arms, and then fell back to pull Carlito]] down flat on his face which caused Carlito to roll over. He then forced Carlito to [[Submission\|submit]] with the ''Mandible claw'' and win the match.
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		+	The voting results for Dustin Simpson and Matt Borske's opponent for the IWE Championship were then revealed, with Ryan Barnhart winning. [[Big Show and Kane]], who were also contenders for the IWE title match, faced the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|World Tag Team Champions]] [[Collin McCullough and Phillip Legg]] for the World Tag Team Championship. The match began with [[Big Show and Kane]] dominating McCullough and Legg early on. McCullough and Legg fought back after Legg shoved Kane off the top turnbuckle. They performed a running chop block combination on Kane and taking the upper hand. The Big Show, who was tagged in, stood at 7 feet 0 inches (2.13 m) and weighed 500 pounds (230 kg), used his body size to his advantage as he squashed, or easily and quickly performed moves on, McCullough and Legg. The match concluded after Big Show and Kane [[Chokeslam#Double chokeslam\|grabbed and lifted McCullough by the throat and slammed him down]] into the mat, a move called the chokeslam. This allowed the Big Show to pin McCullough and become the new World Tag Team champions with Kane. After the match, Big Show and Kane double teamed Legg, as they performed a chokeslam.

	===Main event matches===		===Main event matches===

IWEWrestling2012: /* Results */

2012-03-24T07:33:10Z

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	\|[[Jesse Dern\|Batista]] defeated [[Jonathan Coachman]] (with [[Big Van Steven\|Steven]] and [[James Thomas\|Goldust]])		\|[[Jesse Dern\|Batista]] defeated [[Jonathan Coachman]] (with [[Big Van Steven\|Steven]] and [[James Thomas\|Goldust]])
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	\|[[Jesse Dern\|Batista]] defeated [[Jonathan Coachman]] (with [[Big Van Steven\|Steven]] and [[James Thomas\|Goldust]])		\|[[Jesse Dern\|Batista]] defeated [[Jonathan Coachman]] (with [[Big Van Steven\|Steven]] and [[James Thomas\|Goldust]])
-	\|[[~~Street Fight Match~~\|Street Fight]]	+	\|[[Hardcore Wrestling\|Street Fight]]
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2012-03-24T07:32:10Z

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	===Preliminary matches===		===Preliminary matches===
	The first televised match was a tag team match in which Edge and James Masters (representing Raw) faced off against Scott Wright and [[Matt Hooper]] (representing SmackDown!). Before the match, it was revealed that Edge refused to wrestle, saying he did not care about representing Raw and choosing [[Dominic]] as his replacement. Masters and Snitsky quickly gained the early advantage in the match, as they took the upper hand over Wright. Wright fought back with a tilt-a-whirl, a counter attack hold. Afterwards, Hooper and Dominic were tagged in, leading to Hooper getting the advantage as he [[Powerslam#Side slam\|grabbed Dominic by the side]] and [[DDT\|drove Dominic's head]] onto the wrestling mat. Back and forth action took place between both teams. The match ended when Wright performed the 619 on Masters, followed by Hooper [[Cutter#Twist of Fate\|grabbing Dominic's head in a forward position and forcefully pulling it down over his shoulders]]. Wright pinned Masters and giving SmackDown! the win over Raw.		The first televised match was a tag team match in which Edge and James Masters (representing Raw) faced off against Scott Wright and [[Matt Hooper]] (representing SmackDown!). Before the match, it was revealed that Edge refused to wrestle, saying he did not care about representing Raw and choosing [[Dominic]] as his replacement. Masters and Snitsky quickly gained the early advantage in the match, as they took the upper hand over Wright. Wright fought back with a tilt-a-whirl, a counter attack hold. Afterwards, Hooper and Dominic were tagged in, leading to Hooper getting the advantage as he [[Powerslam#Side slam\|grabbed Dominic by the side]] and [[DDT\|drove Dominic's head]] onto the wrestling mat. Back and forth action took place between both teams. The match ended when Wright performed the 619 on Masters, followed by Hooper [[Cutter#Twist of Fate\|grabbing Dominic's head in a forward position and forcefully pulling it down over his shoulders]]. Wright pinned Masters and giving SmackDown! the win over Raw.
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		+	The next match was another tag team match involving [[Rob Conway\|Rob Rogge]] and [[Tyson Kanta]] versus [[Kip Grant\|Eugene]] and [[Jimmy Snuka]], who won the fans' vote with 42%. The team of Rogge and Kanta dominated Eugene in the early start of the match. Eugene, however, fought back by avoiding Kanta's attacks. Eugene tagged Snuka in and performed a series of chops to Rogge's chest and headbutted him in the process. In retaliation, Kanta attacked Snuka from behind, but Eugene fought him off, as he [[Professional wrestling attacks#Clothesline\|extended his arm out]] and knocked him out of the ring and out of the match. Eugene performed a jawbreaker on Rogge, which proceeded with Eugene to [[Powerslam#Side slam\|lift Rogge by holding his back horizontally and slamming]] it down, termed as a side slam. Snuka covered Rogge for the pinfall victory. After the match, Kanta attacked Snuka and Eugene until [[Jim Duggan]] and [[Kenny Harris\|Kamala]] came down and fought off Kanta.
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		+	[[Image:Mick-foley-at-signing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Mick Foley who was scheduled in a match against Carlito]]
		+	The third match was between Carlito and [[Mick Foley\|Mankind]], which was the gimmick chosen for Foley by the fans' vote with 52%. The match began with Carlito performing a dropkick on Mankind. Mankind, however, got the advantage over Carlito. Mid-way through the match, Mankind tried to use a steel chair on Carlito, but Carlito avoided getting hit, as he executed a drop toe-hold, sending Mankind to hit the steel steps. Mankind rose to his feet, which led Carlito to perform a standing dropkick, resulting in Mankind to hit the back of his head into the steel steps. Back in the ring, Mankind received the upper hand after he [[DDT#Double underhook DDT\|bended Carlito forward and hooked each arm behind Carlito's back, tucked his head under one of Mankind's arms, and then fell back to pull Carlito]] down flat on his face which caused Carlito to roll over. He then forced Carlito to [[Submission\|submit]] with the ''Mandible claw'' and win the match.

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	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE No Mercy (2005)\|No Mercy (2005)]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE No Mercy (2005)\|No Mercy (2005)]]
-	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|Taboo Tuesday <br> (2005)	+	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|'''Taboo Tuesday <br> (2005)'''
	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE Survivor Series (2005)\|Survivor Series <br> (2005)]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE Survivor Series (2005)\|Survivor Series <br> (2005)]]
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	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" \| '''[[IWE Cyber Sunday\|Cyber Sunday]] chronology'''		\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" \| '''[[IWE Cyber Sunday\|Cyber Sunday]] chronology'''
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	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE Taboo Tuesday (2004)\|Taboo Tuesday <br> (2004)]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE Taboo Tuesday (2004)\|Taboo Tuesday <br> (2004)]]
-	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|Taboo Tuesday <br> (2005)	+	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|'''Taboo Tuesday <br> (2005)'''
	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE Cyber Sunday (2006)\|Cyber Sunday <br> (2006)]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE Cyber Sunday (2006)\|Cyber Sunday <br> (2006)]]
	\|}		\|}