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	The main event of WrestleMania XXVIII features [[Sam Simkins\|The Rock]] wrestling against [[Dustin Simpson]]. On the February 14, 2011 episode of ''[[IWE Raw\|Raw]]'', The Rock was revealed as the host of [[IWE WrestleMania 27\|WrestleMania XXVII]], and upon his return to IWE, began a feud with Dustin Simpson (and Simpson's opponent at that WrestleMania, then-IWE Champion, [[Joe Smith\|The Miz]]), which continued for weeks in terms of verbal insults, until the March 28 episode of ''Raw'', where Simpson delivered the [[Fireman's Carry Takeover\|Attitude Adjustment]] to The Rock after he fended off attacks from The Miz and [[Kevin Riley\|Alex Riley]]. At WrestleMania XXVII, The Rock got involved in the main event [[IWE Championship]] match, which initially ended in The Miz's favor via a [[Countout\|double count-out]], and after restarting the match under [[No Disqualification Match\|no disqualifications, no count-outs rules]], he delivered [[Powerslam#Lifting side slam\|The Rock Bottom]] to Simpson, thus enabling The Miz to pin the latter and win the match. The next night on ''Raw'', Simpson challenged The Rock to a [[Singles Match\|one-on-one match]] with The Rock proposing that it be held at WrestleMania XXVIII. With The Rock subsequently accepting, the match was officially announced on IWE.com. The following week, Cena announced his intent to defend the IWE Championship against The Rock in their match at WrestleMania XXVIII. On the May 2 episode of ''Raw'' celebrating The Rock's birthday, Simpson, whilst holding the IWE Championship, confronted The Rock and declared his intent to keep the title until their match. At [[IWE Survivor Series (2011)\|Survivor Series]] in November 2011, Simpson teamed with The Rock (who made his in-ring return in a match in IWE after nearly eight years, last competing at [[IWE WrestleMania 20\|WrestleMania XX]]), and billed as "the most charismatic [[Multiple Man Teamed Matches\|tag team]]", and defeated The Miz and [[Blake Wheeler\|B-Truth]], collectively known as Awesome Truth. After the match, The Rock gave a Rock Bottom to Simpson. As Simpson does not hold the IWE Championship heading into WrestleMania, it will be a regular one-on-one match.		The main event of WrestleMania XXVIII features [[Sam Simkins\|The Rock]] wrestling against [[Dustin Simpson]]. On the February 14, 2011 episode of ''[[IWE Raw\|Raw]]'', The Rock was revealed as the host of [[IWE WrestleMania 27\|WrestleMania XXVII]], and upon his return to IWE, began a feud with Dustin Simpson (and Simpson's opponent at that WrestleMania, then-IWE Champion, [[Joe Smith\|The Miz]]), which continued for weeks in terms of verbal insults, until the March 28 episode of ''Raw'', where Simpson delivered the [[Fireman's Carry Takeover\|Attitude Adjustment]] to The Rock after he fended off attacks from The Miz and [[Kevin Riley\|Alex Riley]]. At WrestleMania XXVII, The Rock got involved in the main event [[IWE Championship]] match, which initially ended in The Miz's favor via a [[Countout\|double count-out]], and after restarting the match under [[No Disqualification Match\|no disqualifications, no count-outs rules]], he delivered [[Powerslam#Lifting side slam\|The Rock Bottom]] to Simpson, thus enabling The Miz to pin the latter and win the match. The next night on ''Raw'', Simpson challenged The Rock to a [[Singles Match\|one-on-one match]] with The Rock proposing that it be held at WrestleMania XXVIII. With The Rock subsequently accepting, the match was officially announced on IWE.com. The following week, Cena announced his intent to defend the IWE Championship against The Rock in their match at WrestleMania XXVIII. On the May 2 episode of ''Raw'' celebrating The Rock's birthday, Simpson, whilst holding the IWE Championship, confronted The Rock and declared his intent to keep the title until their match. At [[IWE Survivor Series (2011)\|Survivor Series]] in November 2011, Simpson teamed with The Rock (who made his in-ring return in a match in IWE after nearly eight years, last competing at [[IWE WrestleMania 20\|WrestleMania XX]]), and billed as "the most charismatic [[Multiple Man Teamed Matches\|tag team]]", and defeated The Miz and [[Blake Wheeler\|B-Truth]], collectively known as Awesome Truth. After the match, The Rock gave a Rock Bottom to Simpson. As Simpson does not hold the IWE Championship heading into WrestleMania, it will be a regular one-on-one match.

		+	[[Image:Wrestlemania 28 Undertaker vs KKK.jpg \|right\|thumb\|250px\|[[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] takes on [[Triple K]].]]
	A second main event, billed as the "end of an era", features [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] against [[Triple K]] in a [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match. The previous year at WrestleMania XXVII, in a [[Hardcore Wrestling\|No Holds Barred match]], The Undertaker defeated Triple K via [[Submission\|submission]], in their second encounter at a [[IWE WrestleMania\|WrestleMania]] (the first being at [[IWF WrestleMania 17\|WrestleMania X-Seven]] in 2001, where The Undertaker won as well). However, in the post-match events, due to the harsh physicality suffered during the bout, The Undertaker failed to leave the [[Georgia Dome]] on his power, as he was carted away by the medical staff on a stretcher for the first time in his career, while Triple K left on his own accord. After a near ten-month long hiatus, The Undertaker returned on the January 30, 2012 edition of ''Raw'', confronting and challenging Triple K to a rematch at WrestleMania XXVIII, the reason being The Undertaker having been dissatisfied of his post-WrestleMania match scenario the previous year, stating "he did not want that scene to be a lasting memory of him" and was willing to give Triple K "another chance at immortality". After Triple K refused to accept the challenge the next week on ''Raw'', his close friend and [[IWE Hall of Fame]]r, [[Ryan Barnhart]] appeared on the February 13 episode of ''Raw'' to instigate him in accepting The Undertaker's challenge, which was in vain as Triple K stated he was willing to put his ego and personal agendas aside for the future of IWE, and viewed The Undertaker's [[Martin McAlmond#Championships and accomplishments\|19-0 undefeated WrestleMania streak]] as a "brand" to cash-in for the company, finally ending the argument saying he would not be the one to end it. Then, on the February 20 episode of ''Raw'', The Undertaker still remained adamant in getting a WrestleMania rematch with Triple K, going so far as to label Triple K as a "coward", and comparing his abilities and career to that of Ryan Barnhart. Enraged due to these comments, Triple K finally accepted The Undertaker's challenge at WrestleMania XXVIII, saying that if "he [Undertaker] wanted an end, they would go all the way", and proposed that they would compete in a Hell in a Cell match. On the March 5 episode of ''Raw'', Barnhart confronted Triple K again, this time expressing his views on the debate of who was better than the other (Barnhart or Triple K), and predicting Triple K's chances of defeating The Undertaker, in addition to announcing that he would be the [[Special Guest Referee Match\|special guest referee]] in their Hell in a Cell match at WrestleMania.		A second main event, billed as the "end of an era", features [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] against [[Triple K]] in a [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match. The previous year at WrestleMania XXVII, in a [[Hardcore Wrestling\|No Holds Barred match]], The Undertaker defeated Triple K via [[Submission\|submission]], in their second encounter at a [[IWE WrestleMania\|WrestleMania]] (the first being at [[IWF WrestleMania 17\|WrestleMania X-Seven]] in 2001, where The Undertaker won as well). However, in the post-match events, due to the harsh physicality suffered during the bout, The Undertaker failed to leave the [[Georgia Dome]] on his power, as he was carted away by the medical staff on a stretcher for the first time in his career, while Triple K left on his own accord. After a near ten-month long hiatus, The Undertaker returned on the January 30, 2012 edition of ''Raw'', confronting and challenging Triple K to a rematch at WrestleMania XXVIII, the reason being The Undertaker having been dissatisfied of his post-WrestleMania match scenario the previous year, stating "he did not want that scene to be a lasting memory of him" and was willing to give Triple K "another chance at immortality". After Triple K refused to accept the challenge the next week on ''Raw'', his close friend and [[IWE Hall of Fame]]r, [[Ryan Barnhart]] appeared on the February 13 episode of ''Raw'' to instigate him in accepting The Undertaker's challenge, which was in vain as Triple K stated he was willing to put his ego and personal agendas aside for the future of IWE, and viewed The Undertaker's [[Martin McAlmond#Championships and accomplishments\|19-0 undefeated WrestleMania streak]] as a "brand" to cash-in for the company, finally ending the argument saying he would not be the one to end it. Then, on the February 20 episode of ''Raw'', The Undertaker still remained adamant in getting a WrestleMania rematch with Triple K, going so far as to label Triple K as a "coward", and comparing his abilities and career to that of Ryan Barnhart. Enraged due to these comments, Triple K finally accepted The Undertaker's challenge at WrestleMania XXVIII, saying that if "he [Undertaker] wanted an end, they would go all the way", and proposed that they would compete in a Hell in a Cell match. On the March 5 episode of ''Raw'', Barnhart confronted Triple K again, this time expressing his views on the debate of who was better than the other (Barnhart or Triple K), and predicting Triple K's chances of defeating The Undertaker, in addition to announcing that he would be the [[Special Guest Referee Match\|special guest referee]] in their Hell in a Cell match at WrestleMania.

		+	[[File:Daniel Bryan WrestleMania 28.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|Then-reigning [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)\|World Heavyweight Champion]] [[Kody Brown]] before he was defeated by [[Kevin Farrelly\|Sheamus]] at the event.]]
	On July 17, 2011, at the [[IWE Money in the Bank (2011)\|Money in the Bank]] event, [[Kody Brown]] defeated seven other wrestlers to win the [[IWE SmackDown\|SmackDown]] [[Money in the Bank Ladder Match\|Money in the Bank ladder match]]. On the July 22 episode of ''SmackDown'', Brown declared his intentions of cashing-in his Money in the Bank contract at WrestleMania XXVIII. However, despite this claim, he attempted to cash-in his contract briefcase on the November 25 episode of ''SmackDown''. He pinned the reigning [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)\|World Heavyweight Champion]] [[Steven Larson]] to supposedly win the title and began to celebrate, but SmackDown [[Authority Figures\|General Manager]] [[Theodore Long]] informed Brown that Larson was not medically cleared to compete, and declared the match void, thereby returning the briefcase to Brown and the title back to Larson. The next week on ''Raw'', Brown acknowledged that he went back on his word, saying that headlining WrestleMania ''was'' his dream and that his "plans changed"; that the briefcase "doesn't guarantee [him] anything", since he could be put out of action at any time. IWE, however, continued to maintain the advertisement for WrestleMania, until Brown successfully cashed in his Money in the Bank contract briefcase on [[Marc Beltran\|Big Show]] at the [[IWE TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs (2011)\|TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs]] event on December 18, 2011, to become the new World Heavyweight Champion.		On July 17, 2011, at the [[IWE Money in the Bank (2011)\|Money in the Bank]] event, [[Kody Brown]] defeated seven other wrestlers to win the [[IWE SmackDown\|SmackDown]] [[Money in the Bank Ladder Match\|Money in the Bank ladder match]]. On the July 22 episode of ''SmackDown'', Brown declared his intentions of cashing-in his Money in the Bank contract at WrestleMania XXVIII. However, despite this claim, he attempted to cash-in his contract briefcase on the November 25 episode of ''SmackDown''. He pinned the reigning [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)\|World Heavyweight Champion]] [[Steven Larson]] to supposedly win the title and began to celebrate, but SmackDown [[Authority Figures\|General Manager]] [[Theodore Long]] informed Brown that Larson was not medically cleared to compete, and declared the match void, thereby returning the briefcase to Brown and the title back to Larson. The next week on ''Raw'', Brown acknowledged that he went back on his word, saying that headlining WrestleMania ''was'' his dream and that his "plans changed"; that the briefcase "doesn't guarantee [him] anything", since he could be put out of action at any time. IWE, however, continued to maintain the advertisement for WrestleMania, until Brown successfully cashed in his Money in the Bank contract briefcase on [[Marc Beltran\|Big Show]] at the [[IWE TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs (2011)\|TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs]] event on December 18, 2011, to become the new World Heavyweight Champion.

	In January 2012, at the twenty-fifth annual [[IWE Royal Rumble (2012)\|Royal Rumble]] pay-per-view, [[Kevin Farrelly\|Sheamus]] won the [[Royal Rumble#Match\|thirty-man Royal Rumble match]], giving him the right to challenge either the [[IWE Championship\|IWE Champion]] or the [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)\|World Heavyweight Champion]] at WrestleMania XXVIII. Sheamus announced on ''SmackDown'' that he would decide who he wishes to face at WrestleMania after the [[IWE Elimination Chamber (2012)\|Elimination Chamber]] pay-per-view. At the Elimination Chamber event in February, Sheamus attacked Kody Brown, after the latter successfully retained his World Heavyweight Championship in an [[Elimination Chamber Match\|Elimination Chamber]] match, thus declaring his wish to challenge Brown for his title at WrestleMania. The match was officially announced the next day on IWE.com.		In January 2012, at the twenty-fifth annual [[IWE Royal Rumble (2012)\|Royal Rumble]] pay-per-view, [[Kevin Farrelly\|Sheamus]] won the [[Royal Rumble#Match\|thirty-man Royal Rumble match]], giving him the right to challenge either the [[IWE Championship\|IWE Champion]] or the [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)\|World Heavyweight Champion]] at WrestleMania XXVIII. Sheamus announced on ''SmackDown'' that he would decide who he wishes to face at WrestleMania after the [[IWE Elimination Chamber (2012)\|Elimination Chamber]] pay-per-view. At the Elimination Chamber event in February, Sheamus attacked Kody Brown, after the latter successfully retained his World Heavyweight Championship in an [[Elimination Chamber Match\|Elimination Chamber]] match, thus declaring his wish to challenge Brown for his title at WrestleMania. The match was officially announced the next day on IWE.com.
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	Another match booked for WrestleMania is from the Raw brand, which features [[Justin Eldridge]] defending the [[IWE Championship]] against [[Khris Jericho]]. Since the summer of 2011, calling himself the "best wrestler in the world", Eldridge went on to win and successfully defend the IWE Championship numerous times. On the January 2, 2012 episode of ''Raw'', after extensive hype through several viral vignettes proclaiming the "end of the world as we know it" on that day, Khris Jericho returned to IWE after over a year, and established a [[Heel\|villainous persona]] over the next several weeks. On the February 13 episode of ''Raw'', Jericho accused Eldridge in an in-ring segment of being a copycat of him, and that he (Eldridge) stole his proclamation of being the "best in the world". While competing in the Raw Elimination Chamber match at the Elimination Chamber pay-per-view, Jericho was [[Knockout\|knocked out]] by a kick to the head by Eldridge, rendering him unable to compete any further, and Eldridge went on to win that match. This incident further fueled Jericho's animosity towards Eldridge. On the February 20 episode of ''Raw'', Jericho last eliminated Big Show to win a [[Battle Royal Match\|ten-man battle royal]] to determine the number-one contender to face Eldridge for the IWE Championship at WrestleMania XXVIII. In subsequent promos, both wrestlers expressed their desire to prove who is "the best in the world.		Another match booked for WrestleMania is from the Raw brand, which features [[Justin Eldridge]] defending the [[IWE Championship]] against [[Khris Jericho]]. Since the summer of 2011, calling himself the "best wrestler in the world", Eldridge went on to win and successfully defend the IWE Championship numerous times. On the January 2, 2012 episode of ''Raw'', after extensive hype through several viral vignettes proclaiming the "end of the world as we know it" on that day, Khris Jericho returned to IWE after over a year, and established a [[Heel\|villainous persona]] over the next several weeks. On the February 13 episode of ''Raw'', Jericho accused Eldridge in an in-ring segment of being a copycat of him, and that he (Eldridge) stole his proclamation of being the "best in the world". While competing in the Raw Elimination Chamber match at the Elimination Chamber pay-per-view, Jericho was [[Knockout\|knocked out]] by a kick to the head by Eldridge, rendering him unable to compete any further, and Eldridge went on to win that match. This incident further fueled Jericho's animosity towards Eldridge. On the February 20 episode of ''Raw'', Jericho last eliminated Big Show to win a [[Battle Royal Match\|ten-man battle royal]] to determine the number-one contender to face Eldridge for the IWE Championship at WrestleMania XXVIII. In subsequent promos, both wrestlers expressed their desire to prove who is "the best in the world.

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		+	[[Image:WMXXVIIIlive.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|An attendance record setting 78,363 fans at [[Sun Life Stadium]] for WrestleMania XXVIII]]
	The city of Miami Gardens was one of the two major contenders for hosting [[IWE WrestleMania 27\|WrestleMania XXVII]] along with Atlanta, Georgia. Ultimately in February 2010, Atlanta was awarded the right to host the event. According to the Miami-Dade Sports Commission, WWE management felt that Miami's planning for the event would have been too hectic with many other sporting events held in the area around the same time of the planning, such as [[NFL Super Bowl 44\|Super Bowl XLIV]]. However, the Miami area was reportedly considered for the next event due to its international ties, facilities, airports and experience of hosting previous major events.		The city of Miami Gardens was one of the two major contenders for hosting [[IWE WrestleMania 27\|WrestleMania XXVII]] along with Atlanta, Georgia. Ultimately in February 2010, Atlanta was awarded the right to host the event. According to the Miami-Dade Sports Commission, WWE management felt that Miami's planning for the event would have been too hectic with many other sporting events held in the area around the same time of the planning, such as [[NFL Super Bowl 44\|Super Bowl XLIV]]. However, the Miami area was reportedly considered for the next event due to its international ties, facilities, airports and experience of hosting previous major events.

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	\|[[Basic Non-Elimination Matches\|Triple Threat]] [[Multiple Man Teamed Matches\|Tag Team match]] for the [[IWE Tag Team Championship]]		\|[[Basic Non-Elimination Matches\|Triple Threat]] [[Multiple Man Teamed Matches\|Tag Team match]] for the [[IWE Tag Team Championship]]
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