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-	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|Unforgiven <br> (2006)	+	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE Unforgiven (2007)\|Unforgiven<br>(2007)]]
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	'''Unforgiven (2006)''' was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by [[International Wrestling Entertainment]] (IWE), which took place on September 17, 2006 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario. It was the eighth annual [[IWE Unforgiven\|Unforgiven]] event. The show's seven matches showcased prominent IWE wrestlers, who acted out the franchise's stories in and out of the ring. The event starred talent from the [[IWE Raw\|Raw]] [[IWE Brand Extension\|brand]].		'''Unforgiven (2006)''' was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by [[International Wrestling Entertainment]] (IWE), which took place on September 17, 2006 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario. It was the eighth annual [[IWE Unforgiven\|Unforgiven]] event. The show's seven matches showcased prominent IWE wrestlers, who acted out the franchise's stories in and out of the ring. The event starred talent from the [[IWE Raw\|Raw]] [[IWE Brand Extension\|brand]].

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	[[Image:Simpson With Spinner Belt.jpg\|thumb\|right\|115px\|[[Dustin Simpson]], who defeated [[Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] to win the [[IWE Championship]]]]		[[Image:Simpson With Spinner Belt.jpg\|thumb\|right\|115px\|[[Dustin Simpson]], who defeated [[Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] to win the [[IWE Championship]]]]
	The next singles match was between [[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]] and [[Nicole Dumas\|Lita]] for the [[IWE Women's Championship]]. Dalton gained control early in the match, but Lita took it from her after she threw Balton from the top rope. Dalton won the match after she locked in the [[Sharpshooter\|Sharpshooter]] on Lita, who submitted to the move, and Dalton became Women's Champion for the last time in her career. The sixth match was between [[Kevin McAlmond]] and [[Michael Ferry\|Carlito]]. As the match came to a start, Carlito spat on McAlmond and momentarily was followed by a dropkick. Mid-way in the match, Carlito [[Moonsault#Springboard moonsault\|springboard moonsaulted]] from each side of the ring. His elbow caught McAlmond in the mouth on the second moonsault causing McAlmond to bleed from the mouth. After back and forth action, Carlito attempted an aerial maneuver, only to be countered into a mid-air ''RKO''. McAlmond then pinned Carlito for the win.		The next singles match was between [[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]] and [[Nicole Dumas\|Lita]] for the [[IWE Women's Championship]]. Dalton gained control early in the match, but Lita took it from her after she threw Balton from the top rope. Dalton won the match after she locked in the [[Sharpshooter\|Sharpshooter]] on Lita, who submitted to the move, and Dalton became Women's Champion for the last time in her career. The sixth match was between [[Kevin McAlmond]] and [[Michael Ferry\|Carlito]]. As the match came to a start, Carlito spat on McAlmond and momentarily was followed by a dropkick. Mid-way in the match, Carlito [[Moonsault#Springboard moonsault\|springboard moonsaulted]] from each side of the ring. His elbow caught McAlmond in the mouth on the second moonsault causing McAlmond to bleed from the mouth. After back and forth action, Carlito attempted an aerial maneuver, only to be countered into a mid-air ''RKO''. McAlmond then pinned Carlito for the win.
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		+	The final match of the night was for the [[IWE Championship]] between [[Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] and [[Dustin Simpson]] in a [[Tables, Ladders, and Chairs Match\|TLC match]]. At the start of the match, Simpson took the advantage over Edge. Edge, however, countered Simpson's moves with a neckbreaker. The match saw Simpson sandwich Edge in a ladder, as he applied the [[STS\|STFU]] hold on Edge, to which Edge tapped out. At one point, Simpson began to climb the ladder, as he was moments away from retrieving the title, Lita, who interfered on behalf of Edge, tipped the ladder over, making Simpson fall off the ladder and crash through a table at ringside. Lita's interference was short, as Simpson performed an [[Fireman's Carry Slam\|FU]] on her. Simpson then began to make his way up the ladder, as did Edge when he re-entered the ring. The two exchanged right-hands, until Simpson lifted Edge for the FU and dropped Edge through two tables that were stacked together by Simpson. Simpson then grabbed the belt down from the loop and became champion for the third time.

	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==

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		+	[[Image:Simpson With Spinner Belt.jpg\|thumb\|right\|115px\|[[Dustin Simpson]], who defeated [[Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] to win the [[IWE Championship]]]]
		+	The next singles match was between [[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]] and [[Nicole Dumas\|Lita]] for the [[IWE Women's Championship]]. Dalton gained control early in the match, but Lita took it from her after she threw Balton from the top rope. Dalton won the match after she locked in the [[Sharpshooter\|Sharpshooter]] on Lita, who submitted to the move, and Dalton became Women's Champion for the last time in her career. The sixth match was between [[Kevin McAlmond]] and [[Michael Ferry\|Carlito]]. As the match came to a start, Carlito spat on McAlmond and momentarily was followed by a dropkick. Mid-way in the match, Carlito [[Moonsault#Springboard moonsault\|springboard moonsaulted]] from each side of the ring. His elbow caught McAlmond in the mouth on the second moonsault causing McAlmond to bleed from the mouth. After back and forth action, Carlito attempted an aerial maneuver, only to be countered into a mid-air ''RKO''. McAlmond then pinned Carlito for the win.

	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==

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	[[Image:Edge-IWEChamp-2006.jpg\|right\|thumb\|215px\|Edge as [[IWE Championship\|IWE Champion]]]]		[[Image:Edge-IWEChamp-2006.jpg\|right\|thumb\|215px\|Edge as [[IWE Championship\|IWE Champion]]]]
-	The main feud heading into Unforgiven was between [[Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] and [[Dustin Simpson]] over the [[IWE Championship]]. The two were evenly matched, with one victory each. Simpson defeated Edge by disqualification at ''[[IWE Saturday Night's Main Event results#Saturday Night's Main Event XXXIII\|Saturday Night's Main Event]]'', and Edge had beaten Cena at [[IWE SummerSlam (2006)\|SummerSlam]] to retain his championship. On the August 21, 2006 edition of ''Raw'', [[Nicole Dumas\|Lita]], Edge's girlfriend, threw Simpson's customized belt, which had a spinning center plate of the IWE logo, into the [[Long Island Sound]]. Afterwards, Edge proclaimed that it was the end of the "Simpson era" in his life. Edge went on to unveil a new version of the belt, which had a spinning center plate of his "Rated-R Superstar" logo. Later in the evening, Edge had a match with the returning [[Josh Hooper]]; however, the match ended in a no-contest after Simpson interfered and attacked Edge. After the match, the two fought outside the arena, and Simpson tossed Edge into the Long Island Sound. On the August 28, 2006 edition of ''Raw'', Edge demanded that [[Shane McMahon\|Lewis Wright]], who was in charge of ''Raw'' that night, fire Cena for his actions the week before. Simpson, however, interrupted and told Edge that if he got another IWE Championship match and lost, he would sign a contract with [[IWE SmackDown\|SmackDown!]] and leave Edge's life. Edge agreed, but on the condition that he decided when, where, and what type of match it would be. After Simpson defeated [[James (McDonald's)\|James Masters]] later that night, Edge hit Simpson with a chair, a ladder, and later put him through a table. Following his attack, Edge told Simpson that the match was going to be a [[Tables, Ladders and Chairs Match\|Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match]] at Unforgiven in his hometown of Toronto.	+	The main feud heading into Unforgiven was between [[Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] and [[Dustin Simpson]] over the [[IWE Championship]]. The two were evenly matched, with one victory each. Simpson defeated Edge by disqualification at ''[[IWE Saturday Night's Main Event results#Saturday Night's Main Event XXXIII\|Saturday Night's Main Event]]'', and Edge had beaten Cena at [[IWE SummerSlam (2006)\|SummerSlam]] to retain his championship. On the August 21, 2006 edition of ''Raw'', [[Nicole Dumas\|Lita]], Edge's girlfriend, threw Simpson's customized belt, which had a spinning center plate of the IWE logo, into the [[Long Island Sound]]. Afterwards, Edge proclaimed that it was the end of the "Simpson era" in his life. Edge went on to unveil a new version of the belt, which had a spinning center plate of his "Rated-R Superstar" logo. Later in the evening, Edge had a match with the returning [[Josh Hooper]]; however, the match ended in a no-contest after Simpson interfered and attacked Edge. After the match, the two fought outside the arena, and Simpson tossed Edge into the Long Island Sound. On the August 28, 2006 edition of ''Raw'', Edge demanded that [[Shane McMahon\|Lewis Wright]], who was in charge of ''Raw'' that night, fire Cena for his actions the week before. Simpson, however, interrupted and told Edge that if he got another IWE Championship match and lost, he would sign a contract with [[IWE SmackDown\|SmackDown!]] and leave Edge's life. Edge agreed, but on the condition that he decided when, where, and what type of match it would be. After Simpson defeated [[James (McDonald's)\|James Masters]] later that night, Edge hit Simpson with a chair, a ladder, and later put him through a table. Following his attack, Edge told Simpson that the match was going to be a [[Tables, Ladders, and Chairs Match\|Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match]] at Unforgiven in his hometown of Toronto.

	The other main match on the card was [[D-Generation X]] (DX) ([[Triple K]] and [[Ryan Barnhart]]) versus [[Team McMahon\|The Wrights]] ([[Vince McMahon\|Gary]] and Lewis) and [[Marc Beltran\|The Big Show]] in a [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match. At SummerSlam, DX defeated The Wrights in a tag team match. On the August 21, 2006 edition of ''Raw'', as part of the storyline, DX vandalized the IWE headquarters and Gary Wright's personal jet plane and limousine. On the August 28 edition of ''Raw'', The Wrights viciously attacked DX after their 3-on-2 handicap match with their SummerSlam opponents, [[Tarry Anderson\|Mr. Kennedy]], [[Dan Hooper\|Finlay]] and [[William Kapphan]]. But before Gary and Lewis proceeded to attack DX, Big Show attacked DX, giving the advantage to The Wrights. Moments after the assault, Gary booked a match at Unforgiven, where he teamed up with Lewis and Big Show to take on DX in a 3-on-2 handicap Hell in a Cell match.		The other main match on the card was [[D-Generation X]] (DX) ([[Triple K]] and [[Ryan Barnhart]]) versus [[Team McMahon\|The Wrights]] ([[Vince McMahon\|Gary]] and Lewis) and [[Marc Beltran\|The Big Show]] in a [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match. At SummerSlam, DX defeated The Wrights in a tag team match. On the August 21, 2006 edition of ''Raw'', as part of the storyline, DX vandalized the IWE headquarters and Gary Wright's personal jet plane and limousine. On the August 28 edition of ''Raw'', The Wrights viciously attacked DX after their 3-on-2 handicap match with their SummerSlam opponents, [[Tarry Anderson\|Mr. Kennedy]], [[Dan Hooper\|Finlay]] and [[William Kapphan]]. But before Gary and Lewis proceeded to attack DX, Big Show attacked DX, giving the advantage to The Wrights. Moments after the assault, Gary booked a match at Unforgiven, where he teamed up with Lewis and Big Show to take on DX in a 3-on-2 handicap Hell in a Cell match.

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	The match that followed was between [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]] and [[Keith Coleman\|Umaga]]. The match was taken to the outside of the ring. Kane performed a clothesline on Umaga into the crowd for a double countout called by the referee. The third match was for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|World Tag Team Championship]] between the [[Spirit Squad]] ([[Kenny Dykstra\|Jason]] and [[Michael Fonger\|Mikey]]) and [[The Highlanders\|The Highlanders]]. back and forth action was seen by both teams. The members of the Squad, who were at ringside, interfered in the match and gave the upper hand to their teammates, as Mikey was able to pin Rory after a Facebuster, thus able to retain the World Tag Team Championship.		The match that followed was between [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]] and [[Keith Coleman\|Umaga]]. The match was taken to the outside of the ring. Kane performed a clothesline on Umaga into the crowd for a double countout called by the referee. The third match was for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|World Tag Team Championship]] between the [[Spirit Squad]] ([[Kenny Dykstra\|Jason]] and [[Michael Fonger\|Mikey]]) and [[The Highlanders\|The Highlanders]]. back and forth action was seen by both teams. The members of the Squad, who were at ringside, interfered in the match and gave the upper hand to their teammates, as Mikey was able to pin Rory after a Facebuster, thus able to retain the World Tag Team Championship.

-	The [[Hell in a ~~Hell~~ Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match between [[Shane McMahon\|Lewis]], [[Vince McMahon\|Gary Wright]], and [[Marc Beltran\|the Big Show]] versus [[Triple K]] and [[Ryan Barnhart]] (DX) was next. At first, DX was able to get the upper hand over the Wrights and Big Show. Back and forth action took place between the teams. During the match, Triple K wrapped a chair around Lewis' neck, which followed with Barnahrt hitting an elbow drop onto the chair, which resulted in Lewis being [[Kayfabe\|kayfabe]] injured. Barnahrt proceeded to perform [[Superkick\|Sweet Chin Music]] on Big Show. DX then pulled Big Show's trunks down and shoved Gary's head up Big Show's buttocks. DX won the match, after Barnhart performed Sweet Chin Music, which was followed by Triple K hitting Wright over the back with a sledgehammer and covering him for the win.	+	The [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match between [[Shane McMahon\|Lewis]], [[Vince McMahon\|Gary Wright]], and [[Marc Beltran\|the Big Show]] versus [[Triple K]] and [[Ryan Barnhart]] (DX) was next. At first, DX was able to get the upper hand over the Wrights and Big Show. Back and forth action took place between the teams. During the match, Triple K wrapped a chair around Lewis' neck, which followed with Barnahrt hitting an elbow drop onto the chair, which resulted in Lewis being [[Kayfabe\|kayfabe]] injured. Barnahrt proceeded to perform [[Superkick\|Sweet Chin Music]] on Big Show. DX then pulled Big Show's trunks down and shoved Gary's head up Big Show's buttocks. DX won the match, after Barnhart performed Sweet Chin Music, which was followed by Triple K hitting Wright over the back with a sledgehammer and covering him for the win.

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

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	The match that followed was between [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]] and [[Keith Coleman\|Umaga]]. The match was taken to the outside of the ring. Kane performed a clothesline on Umaga into the crowd for a double countout called by the referee. The third match was for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|World Tag Team Championship]] between the [[Spirit Squad]] ([[Kenny Dykstra\|Jason]] and [[Michael Fonger\|Mikey]]) and [[The Highlanders\|The Highlanders]]. back and forth action was seen by both teams. The members of the Squad, who were at ringside, interfered in the match and gave the upper hand to their teammates, as Mikey was able to pin Rory after a Facebuster, thus able to retain the World Tag Team Championship.		The match that followed was between [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]] and [[Keith Coleman\|Umaga]]. The match was taken to the outside of the ring. Kane performed a clothesline on Umaga into the crowd for a double countout called by the referee. The third match was for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|World Tag Team Championship]] between the [[Spirit Squad]] ([[Kenny Dykstra\|Jason]] and [[Michael Fonger\|Mikey]]) and [[The Highlanders\|The Highlanders]]. back and forth action was seen by both teams. The members of the Squad, who were at ringside, interfered in the match and gave the upper hand to their teammates, as Mikey was able to pin Rory after a Facebuster, thus able to retain the World Tag Team Championship.
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		+	The [[Hell in a Hell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match between [[Shane McMahon\|Lewis]], [[Vince McMahon\|Gary Wright]], and [[Marc Beltran\|the Big Show]] versus [[Triple K]] and [[Ryan Barnhart]] (DX) was next. At first, DX was able to get the upper hand over the Wrights and Big Show. Back and forth action took place between the teams. During the match, Triple K wrapped a chair around Lewis' neck, which followed with Barnahrt hitting an elbow drop onto the chair, which resulted in Lewis being [[Kayfabe\|kayfabe]] injured. Barnahrt proceeded to perform [[Superkick\|Sweet Chin Music]] on Big Show. DX then pulled Big Show's trunks down and shoved Gary's head up Big Show's buttocks. DX won the match, after Barnhart performed Sweet Chin Music, which was followed by Triple K hitting Wright over the back with a sledgehammer and covering him for the win.

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

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	\|[[Tables, Ladders and Chairs Match\|Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match]] for the [[IWE Championship]]		\|[[Tables, Ladders and Chairs Match\|Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match]] for the [[IWE Championship]]
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	===Preliminary matches===		===Preliminary matches===
	The first match was between [[Josh Hooper]] and [[Joe Linderman\|Johnny Linderman]] for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|Intercontinental Championship]]. In the start of the match, Hooper gained the advantage over Linderman by countering his attacks. Hooper performed the ''Swanton Bomb'', but Linderman put his foot on the rope to break a pinfall attempt by Hooper. [[Denise Lynn\|Denise]], however, hit Hooper with her boot, giving the upper hand to Linderman as he pinned Hooper and retained the title.		The first match was between [[Josh Hooper]] and [[Joe Linderman\|Johnny Linderman]] for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|Intercontinental Championship]]. In the start of the match, Hooper gained the advantage over Linderman by countering his attacks. Hooper performed the ''Swanton Bomb'', but Linderman put his foot on the rope to break a pinfall attempt by Hooper. [[Denise Lynn\|Denise]], however, hit Hooper with her boot, giving the upper hand to Linderman as he pinned Hooper and retained the title.
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		+	[[Image:D-Generation X.jpg\|thumb\|right\|195px\|[[D-Generation X]] (DX) ([[Triple K]] and [[Ryan Barnhart]]), who were scheduled in a handicap Hell in a Cell match]]
		+	The match that followed was between [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]] and [[Keith Coleman\|Umaga]]. The match was taken to the outside of the ring. Kane performed a clothesline on Umaga into the crowd for a double countout called by the referee. The third match was for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|World Tag Team Championship]] between the [[Spirit Squad]] ([[Kenny Dykstra\|Jason]] and [[Michael Fonger\|Mikey]]) and [[The Highlanders\|The Highlanders]]. back and forth action was seen by both teams. The members of the Squad, who were at ringside, interfered in the match and gave the upper hand to their teammates, as Mikey was able to pin Rory after a Facebuster, thus able to retain the World Tag Team Championship.

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

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-	\|-	+	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE SummerSlam (2006)\|SummerSlam<br>(2006)]]
-	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE SummerSlam (2006)\|SummerSlam <br> (2006)]]	+	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|'''Unforgiven<br>(2006)'''
-	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|Unforgiven <br> (2006)	+	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWE No Mercy (2006)\|No Mercy<br>(2006)]]
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	'''Unforgiven (2006)''' was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by [[International Wrestling Entertainment]] (IWE), which took place on September 17, 2006 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario. It was the eighth annual [[IWE Unforgiven\|Unforgiven]] event. The show's seven matches showcased prominent IWE wrestlers, who acted out the franchise's stories in and out of the ring. The event starred talent from the [[IWE Raw\|Raw]] [[IWE Brand Extension\|brand]].		'''Unforgiven (2006)''' was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by [[International Wrestling Entertainment]] (IWE), which took place on September 17, 2006 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario. It was the eighth annual [[IWE Unforgiven\|Unforgiven]] event. The show's seven matches showcased prominent IWE wrestlers, who acted out the franchise's stories in and out of the ring. The event starred talent from the [[IWE Raw\|Raw]] [[IWE Brand Extension\|brand]].

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-	The main feud heading into Unforgiven was between [[Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] and [[Dustin Simpson]] over the [[IWE Championship]]. The two were evenly matched, with one victory each. Simpson defeated Edge by disqualification at ''[[IWE Saturday Night's Main Event results#Saturday Night's Main Event XXXIII\|Saturday Night's Main Event]]'', and Edge had beaten Cena at [[IWE SummerSlam (2006)\|SummerSlam]] to retain his championship. On the August 21, 2006 edition of ''Raw'', [[Nicole Dumas\|Lita]], Edge's girlfriend, threw Simpson's customized belt, which had a spinning center plate of the IWE logo, into the [[Long Island Sound]]. Afterwards, Edge proclaimed that it was the end of the "Simpson era" in his life. Edge went on to unveil a new version of the belt, which had a spinning center plate of his "Rated-R Superstar" logo. Later in the evening, Edge had a match with the returning [[Josh Hooper]]; however, the match ended in a no-contest after Simpson interfered and attacked Edge. After the match, the two fought outside the arena, and Simpson tossed Edge into the Long Island Sound. On the August 28, 2006 edition of ''Raw'', Edge demanded that [[Shane McMahon\|Lewis Wright]], who was in charge of ''Raw'' that night, fire Cena for his actions the week before. Simpson, however, interrupted and told Edge that if he got another IWE Championship match and lost, he would sign a contract with [[IWE SmackDown\|SmackDown!]] and leave Edge's life. Edge agreed, but on the condition that he decided when, where, and what type of match it would be. After Simpson defeated [[James (McDonald's)\|James Masters]] later that night, Edge hit Simpson with a chair, a ladder, and later put him through a table. Following his attack, Edge told Simpson that the match was going to be a [[Tables, Ladders and Chairs Match\|Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match]] at Unforgiven in his hometown of Toronto.	+	The main feud heading into Unforgiven was between [[Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] and [[Dustin Simpson]] over the [[IWE Championship]]. The two were evenly matched, with one victory each. Simpson defeated Edge by disqualification at ''[[IWE Saturday Night's Main Event results#Saturday Night's Main Event XXXIII\|Saturday Night's Main Event]]'', and Edge had beaten Cena at [[IWE SummerSlam (2006)\|SummerSlam]] to retain his championship. On the August 21, 2006 edition of ''Raw'', [[Nicole Dumas\|Lita]], Edge's girlfriend, threw Simpson's customized belt, which had a spinning center plate of the IWE logo, into the [[Long Island Sound]]. Afterwards, Edge proclaimed that it was the end of the "Simpson era" in his life. Edge went on to unveil a new version of the belt, which had a spinning center plate of his "Rated-R Superstar" logo. Later in the evening, Edge had a match with the returning [[Josh Hooper]]; however, the match ended in a no-contest after Simpson interfered and attacked Edge. After the match, the two fought outside the arena, and Simpson tossed Edge into the Long Island Sound. On the August 28, 2006 edition of ''Raw'', Edge demanded that [[Shane McMahon\|Lewis Wright]], who was in charge of ''Raw'' that night, fire Cena for his actions the week before. Simpson, however, interrupted and told Edge that if he got another IWE Championship match and lost, he would sign a contract with [[IWE SmackDown\|SmackDown!]] and leave Edge's life. Edge agreed, but on the condition that he decided when, where, and what type of match it would be. After Simpson defeated [[James (McDonald's)\|James Masters]] later that night, Edge hit Simpson with a chair, a ladder, and later put him through a table. Following his attack, Edge told Simpson that the match was going to be a [[Tables, Ladders, and Chairs Match\|Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match]] at Unforgiven in his hometown of Toronto.

	The other main match on the card was [[D-Generation X]] (DX) ([[Triple K]] and [[Ryan Barnhart]]) versus [[Team McMahon\|The Wrights]] ([[Vince McMahon\|Gary]] and Lewis) and [[Marc Beltran\|The Big Show]] in a [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match. At SummerSlam, DX defeated The Wrights in a tag team match. On the August 21, 2006 edition of ''Raw'', as part of the storyline, DX vandalized the IWE headquarters and Gary Wright's personal jet plane and limousine. On the August 28 edition of ''Raw'', The Wrights viciously attacked DX after their 3-on-2 handicap match with their SummerSlam opponents, [[Tarry Anderson\|Mr. Kennedy]], [[Dan Hooper\|Finlay]] and [[William Kapphan]]. But before Gary and Lewis proceeded to attack DX, Big Show attacked DX, giving the advantage to The Wrights. Moments after the assault, Gary booked a match at Unforgiven, where he teamed up with Lewis and Big Show to take on DX in a 3-on-2 handicap Hell in a Cell match.		The other main match on the card was [[D-Generation X]] (DX) ([[Triple K]] and [[Ryan Barnhart]]) versus [[Team McMahon\|The Wrights]] ([[Vince McMahon\|Gary]] and Lewis) and [[Marc Beltran\|The Big Show]] in a [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match. At SummerSlam, DX defeated The Wrights in a tag team match. On the August 21, 2006 edition of ''Raw'', as part of the storyline, DX vandalized the IWE headquarters and Gary Wright's personal jet plane and limousine. On the August 28 edition of ''Raw'', The Wrights viciously attacked DX after their 3-on-2 handicap match with their SummerSlam opponents, [[Tarry Anderson\|Mr. Kennedy]], [[Dan Hooper\|Finlay]] and [[William Kapphan]]. But before Gary and Lewis proceeded to attack DX, Big Show attacked DX, giving the advantage to The Wrights. Moments after the assault, Gary booked a match at Unforgiven, where he teamed up with Lewis and Big Show to take on DX in a 3-on-2 handicap Hell in a Cell match.