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-	\|[[Stone Cold Steve Johnson<!--Kevin Austin (2006, pg. 56)-->\|Stone Cold Steve Austin]] (c) defeated [[Martin McAlmond<!--(2000, pg. 89)-->\|The Undertaker]]	+	\|[[Stone Cold Steve Johnson<!--Kevin Austin (2006, pg. 56)-->\|Stone Cold Steve Austin]] (c) defeated [[Martin McAlmond<!--(2000, pg. 89)-->\|The Undertaker]]
	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#First Blood match\|First Blood match]] for the [[IWF Championship]]<br />{{small\|Since The Undertaker lost, [[Vince Matteson<!--(Father of Kaila Matteson)-->\|Vince Matteson]] could no longer appear on IWF television. Had Austin lost, he would [[Professional wrestling match types#Last Chance Match\|never have been able to challenge for the]] [[IWF Championship]] again.}}		\|[[Professional wrestling match types#First Blood match\|First Blood match]] for the [[IWF Championship]]<br />{{small\|Since The Undertaker lost, [[Vince Matteson<!--(Father of Kaila Matteson)-->\|Vince Matteson]] could no longer appear on IWF television. Had Austin lost, he would [[Professional wrestling match types#Last Chance Match\|never have been able to challenge for the]] [[IWF Championship]] again.}}
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	\|[[The Acolytes]] ([[Jon Rispens<!--(2007, pg. 37)-->\|Faarooq]] and [[John Goff<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Bradshaw]]) defeated [[The Hooper Boyz]] ([[Matt Hooper<!--(Facebook or 2004, pg. 75)-->\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper<!--(Facebook: Matt Hooper brother)-->\|Josh Hooper]]) (c) and [[Michael Ed Standley <!--(1999, pg. 117)--> (wrestler)\|Michael Hayes]]		\|[[The Acolytes]] ([[Jon Rispens<!--(2007, pg. 37)-->\|Faarooq]] and [[John Goff<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Bradshaw]]) defeated [[The Hooper Boyz]] ([[Matt Hooper<!--(Facebook or 2004, pg. 75)-->\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper<!--(Facebook: Matt Hooper brother)-->\|Josh Hooper]]) (c) and [[Michael Ed Standley <!--(1999, pg. 117)--> (wrestler)\|Michael Hayes]]
-	\|[[Handicap match\|Acolyte Rules match]] for the [[IWF Tag Team Championship]]	+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Handicap match\|Acolyte Rules match]] for the [[IWF Tag Team Championship]]
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	\|[[Brandon Traylor (<!--McDonalds-->wrestler)\|Big Boss Man]] defeated [[Allen<!--Steve--> Spaulding <!--(1972, pg. 122)-->\|Al Snow]] (c)		\|[[Brandon Traylor (<!--McDonalds-->wrestler)\|Big Boss Man]] defeated [[Allen<!--Steve--> Spaulding <!--(1972, pg. 122)-->\|Al Snow]] (c)
-	\|[[~~Hardccore Wrestling~~\|Hardcore match]] for the [[IWF Hardcore Championship]]	+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Hardcore-based variations\|Hardcore match]] for the [[IWF Hardcore Championship]]
	\|10:13		\|10:13
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	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''[[Professional Wrestling Promotion\|Promotion]]'''		\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''[[Professional Wrestling Promotion\|Promotion]]'''
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	\|[[The Acolytes]] ([[Jon Rispens<!--(2007, pg. 37)-->\|Faarooq]] and [[John Goff<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Bradshaw]]) defeated [[The Hooper Boyz]] ([[Matt Hooper<!--(Facebook or 2004, pg. 75)-->\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper<!--(Facebook: Matt Hooper brother)-->\|Josh Hooper]]) (c) and [[Michael Ed Standley <!--(1999, pg. 117)--> (wrestler)\|Michael Hayes]]		\|[[The Acolytes]] ([[Jon Rispens<!--(2007, pg. 37)-->\|Faarooq]] and [[John Goff<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Bradshaw]]) defeated [[The Hooper Boyz]] ([[Matt Hooper<!--(Facebook or 2004, pg. 75)-->\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper<!--(Facebook: Matt Hooper brother)-->\|Josh Hooper]]) (c) and [[Michael Ed Standley <!--(1999, pg. 117)--> (wrestler)\|Michael Hayes]]
-	\|[[Handicap match\|Acolyte Rules match]] for the [[IWF Tag Team Championship]]	+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Handicap match\|Acolyte Rules match]] for the [[IWF Tag Team Championship]]
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	\|[[Brandon Traylor (<!--McDonalds-->wrestler)\|Big Boss Man]] defeated [[Allen<!--Steve--> Spaulding <!--(1972, pg. 122)-->\|Al Snow]] (c)		\|[[Brandon Traylor (<!--McDonalds-->wrestler)\|Big Boss Man]] defeated [[Allen<!--Steve--> Spaulding <!--(1972, pg. 122)-->\|Al Snow]] (c)
-	\|[[~~Hardccore Wrestling~~\|Hardcore match]] for the [[IWF Hardcore Championship]]	+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Hardcore-based variations\|Hardcore match]] for the [[IWF Hardcore Championship]]
	\|10:13		\|10:13
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	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Next →'''<br>[[IWF SummerSlam (1999)\|SummerSlam]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Next →'''<br>[[IWF SummerSlam (1999)\|SummerSlam]]
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-	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Fully Loaded chronology'''	+	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''[[IWF Fully Loaded\|Fully Loaded]] chronology'''
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	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''← Previous'''<br>[[IWF Fully Loaded: In Your House\|In Your House]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''← Previous'''<br>[[IWF Fully Loaded: In Your House\|In Your House]]

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	\| align="center" colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:130%;" \| <span style="color: #000000;">'''Fully Loaded (1999)'''</span><br>		\| align="center" colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:130%;" \| <span style="color: #000000;">'''Fully Loaded (1999)'''</span><br>

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	===Preliminary matches===		===Preliminary matches===
		+	The first match that aired live on pay-per-view was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Variations of singles matches\|standard wrestling match]] for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]. [[Kevin Copeland (wrestler)\|Edge]] defended the title against [[Benjamin Moss\|Jeff Jarrett]]. After a back and forth action, Jarrett targeted Edge's legs and shoulder, injuring it and continued to dominate Jarrett, until Edge performed an ''[[DDT (professional wrestling)#Lifting DDT\|Impaler]]'' on Jarrett and attempted to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Spear\|spear]], but Jarrett threw him outside the ring, where Gangrel attacked Edge as the lights went off. When the lights came back, Gangrel was shown laying down on the floor. Edge returned to the ring and performed a spear on Jarrett while Jarrett's [[Valet (professional wrestling)\|valet]] [[Debra <!--Debbie (1972 pg. 118)--> Nigg\|Debra]] distracted both Edge and the [[Referee (professional wrestling)\|referee]]. Debra was eventually thrown off the ring apron as Edge and Jarrett attacked each other. Gangrel interfered in the match and attacked Edge, allowing Jarrett to perform a ''Stroke'' to win the Intercontinental Championship.
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		+	In the second match, [[The Hooper Boyz]] ([[Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper]]) teamed with their [[Manager (professional wrestling)\|manager]] [[Michael Ed Standley (wrestler)\|Michael Hayes]] to defend the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]] against [[The Acolytes Protection Agency\|The Acolytes]] ([[Jon Rispens\|Faarooq]] and [[John Goff\|Bradshaw]]) in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Handicap match\|Handicap match]]. The Hooper Boyz and the Acolytes started battling in the entrance way. The two teams made it to the ring where Hardy Boyz dominated the Acolytes through their high-flying moves until the Acolytes took control by using their strength and power. The Hooper Boyz controlled the Acolytes until Bradshaw performed a [[Suplex#Superplex\|superplex]] on Matt and attempted to pin him, but Josh hit Bradshaw with a cane. Josh then tried to perform a high-flying move but Bradshaw performed a ''[[Professional wrestling attacks#Lariat\|Clothesline from Hell]]'' on Josh. Faarooq tossed the Hooper Boyz over the top rope and then dominated Hayes and finished him with a [[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers#Aided powerbomb\|Double Powerbomb]] to win the tag team championship.
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		+	The third match was a standard wrestling match for the [[IWE European Championship\|IWF European Championship]]. [[<!--Kermit-->Dennis Kraemer<!--(1965 pg. 39)-->\|Mideon]] defended the title against [[Roy <!--Julius--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]]. Brown dominated Mideon for the earlier part of the match by performing a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Clothesline\|clothesline]] and a [[Dropkick#Baseball slide\|baseball slide]] until Mideon attacked Brown and dominated him outside the ring by ramming him into the ring steps. The action returned to the ring where Mideon controlled the match. Brown eventually regained his control and performed a ''[[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Frog splash\|Low Down]]'' on Mideon to win the European Championship.
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		+	In the next match, [[Allen <!--Steve--> Spaulding\|Al Snow]] defended the [[IWE Hardcore Championship\|IWF Hardcore Championship]] against [[Brandon Traylor (<!--McDonald's-->wrestler)\|Big Boss Man]]. Snow asked Boss Man in the entrance way to hit him with the nightstick but Bossman started attacking [[Mannequin\|Head]], which angered Snow and he started attacking Boss Man but was thrown into a closed steel trunk. The two started fighting each other and their action spilled to the backstage, where Snow and Boss Man hit each other with numerous objects and fought each other throughout the arena. Boss Man threw Snow into a gate and handcuffed him to the gate, where Boss Man hit him with a bottle and a metal rod and then pinned him to win the Hardcore Championship.
		+
		+	The fifth match was a standard wrestling match between [[Marc Beltran\|Big Show]] and [[Glenn McAlmond (wrestler)\|Kane]]. [[Michael Haub\|Hardcore Holly]] served as the [[referee (professional wrestling)#Special guest referee\|special guest referee]]. Show started dominating the match as he performed a [[Professional wrestling throws#Gorilla press slam\|military press slam]] over the top rope, sending Kane outside the ring. Kane returned to the ring where Big Show continued to dominate him. Big Show performed a [[Powerslam#Sidewalk slam\|Sidewalk Slam]] on Kane and attempted to pin him but got a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Near-fall\|near-fall]]. Show attempted to perform an [[Professional wrestling attacks#Elbow drop\|elbow drop]], but Kane avoided the move and started dominating the match. He performed a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Flying clothesline\|flying clothesline]] and attempted to perform a [[Chokeslam\|chokeslam]] on Show, but Holly attacked Kane's knee, allowing Big Show to take advantage and he thus chokeslammed Kane and attempted a pinfall. Holly made a fast count and thus Big Show won the match. After the match, The Undertaker came to the ring and attacked Kane. As he returned to the backstage area, he was attacked by Stone Cold Steve Austin, whom he had attacked earlier on ''Sunday Night Heat''. The Undertaker was lacerated by Austin, evening up the sides for their main event confrontation.
		+
		+	The next contest was an [[Hardcore Wrestling\|Iron Circle match]]. It was contested in a parking garage. The rules of the match were that the first wrestler to get out of the cars would be declared the winner. [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968 pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]] competed against [[Ronald W. Bickford<!--(1965 pg. 20)-->\|Steve Blackman]]. Shamrock and Blackman entered the circle and started fighting each other. Blackman tried to use a chain and a tire iron, but he missed both. Shamrock used a trashcan and the same steel chain wrapped around his hand as weapons as the car's horns sounded. Shamrock then choked out Blackman with the chain to win.

	===Main event matches===		===Main event matches===
		+	The seventh match was a [[Tag Team\|tag team]] match pitting [[Billy Morgan\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Maria Senden\|Chyna]] against [[James Burdick\|Road Dogg]] and [[Sean McCurry\|X-Pac]]. The winning team would legally win the rights to the [[D-Generation X]] (DX) copyright. Chyna was hit with a [[Dropkick\|dropkick]] into Billy Gunn by Road Dogg until Gunn was tagged in. Dogg and Gunn battled each other while Chyna continued her interference. X-Pac was tagged in, but he was dominated by Gunn. X-Pac tagged Dogg and entered the ring, but the referee did not see the tag and Dogg was sent outside the ring. X-Pac was the legal competitor and was dominated by Chyna and Gunn. Chyna started dominating X-Pac until X-Pac performed a clothesline on her. Dogg and X-Pac started dominating the match as Dogg threw Gunn out of the ring while X-Pac performed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Bronco buster\|bronco buster]] on Chyna. Gunn tried to perform a clothesline on X-Pac, but Chyna accidentally pulled X-Pac out of the way and was hit by Gunn. Dogg took advantage and performed a [[Professional wrestling throws#Pumphandle drop\|pumphandle drop]] on Gunn to win the rights to the DX name.
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		+	The final match on the [[Card (Sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] was a [[Professional wrestling match types#strap match\|strap match]] between [[Jayme Johnson\|The Rock]] and [[Triple K]], with the winner becoming the number one contender for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] and earning the title shot at [[IWF SummerSlam (1999)\|SummerSlam]]. Rock and Triple K were both tied to a strap that connected both men. Both men used the leather strap to their advantage by attacking each other in the ring and outside the ring. Chyna eventually interfered in the match and distracted the referee, allowing Rock to perform a ''[[Powerslam#Side slam\|Rock Bottom]]'' on Triple K and attempted to pin him, but Triple K choked him through the strap. However, Rock performed a [[Professional wrestling throws#Hip toss\|hip toss]] and a [[Professional wrestling throws#Samoan drop\|Samoan drop]] to keep his momentum. Triple K eventually took the strap off as he grabbed a chair, but he was hit with straps by Rock. Chyna distracted the referee again, allowing Billy Gunn to interfere and attack Rock with a club as Triple H got a near-fall. Rock then performed a [[Groin Attack\|low blow]] and a ''People's Elbow'' on Triple K and attempted to pin him, but Gunn pulled him off. Rock performed a ''Rock Bottom'' on Gunn, but as he turned around Triple K took advantage and performed a ''[[Facebuster#Double underhook facebuster\|Pedigree]]'' on Rock to win the match.
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		+	The [[Card (Sports)#Main event\|main event]] was a [[Professional wrestling match types#First Blood match\|First Blood match]] for the IWF Championship. [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Stone Cold Steve Austin]] defended the title against [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]]. The match stipulated that if Undertaker won, Austin would [[professional wrestling match types#Last Chance match\|never]] receive a IWF Championship title shot and if Austin won, IWF Chairman [[Vince Matteson]] would never appear on IWF television again. The match started when Undertaker and Austin started battling each other in the entrance way and battled each other throughout the ringside area. Undertaker then picked up a chair and tried to [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|hit Austin with it]]. He attempted it four times, but he failed to hit it even a single time. Austin then threw Undertaker into the steel steps, but Undertaker did not bleed. [[Shane Matteson]] then interfered in the match and Austin hit him with a chair. Austin tried to hit Undertaker with it, but Undertaker avoided it. Austin then performed a ''[[Stunner (professional wrestling)\|Stone Cold Stunner]]'' on Undertaker. Vince Matteson then interfered in the match and tried to attack Austin with his crutch, but Austin avoided it and attacked Matteson. Undertaker proceeded to hit Austin with a chair in the head. X-Pac then interfered and kicked the chair into Undertaker's head. Austin then picked up a television camera and hit Undertaker with it. When Undertaker rose to his feet, he was visibly bleeding. The two men continued to fight since the referee had been knocked out and unable to call for the bell. Undertaker then tried to perform a ''[[Piledriver (professional wrestling)#kneeling reverse piledriver\|Tombstone Piledriver]]'' on Austin, but the referee came to and noticed Undertaker bleeding and called for the bell. The referee awarded the match to Austin and declared him the winner. As a result, Vince Matteson could no longer appear on IWF television. After the match, Austin nailed Undertaker with a stunner. Afterwards, Triple K came out and attacked Austin. While Triple K was attacking Austin, The Rock came to save Austin and got revenge on Triple K from earlier in the night. While Triple K and The Rock brawled, Undertaker nailed Austin with a chair, causing Austin to bleed profusely. This started a brawl between Austin and Undertaker which caused every IWF official and Shane Matteson to try to stop them, but to no avail. Finally, both men stopped fighting and Undertaker tried to leave, but Austin climbed through the ring and attacked Undertaker in the aisle before they were pulled apart by officials. However, Undertaker continued up the aisle way. While watching all this in the ring, it all started to set in that Vince Matteson could no longer appear on IWF television, then Austin came into the ring and shook hands with Matteson and gave him a goodbye ''Stone Cold Stunner'' with Undertaker standing in the aisle way looking on.

	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==
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-	\|[[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse\|Val Venis]] defeated [[Jason <!--Jim--> Beneventi\|Joey Abs]]	+	\|[[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse\|Val Venis]] defeated [[Jason <!--Jim--> Beneventi\|Joey Abs]] (with [[Rodney <!--Gil--> Longmire (wrestler)\|Rodney]] and [[Pete <!--Jim--> Gumeringer\|Pete Gas]])
	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Variations of singles matches\|Singles match]]		\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Variations of singles matches\|Singles match]]
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-	!2{{small\|<sup>H</sup>}}	+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|2{{small\|<sup>H</sup>}}
	\|[[Charles Warren (wrestler)\|The Godfather]] defeated [[John Root\|Meat]]		\|[[Charles Warren (wrestler)\|The Godfather]] defeated [[John Root\|Meat]]
	\|Singles match		\|Singles match
	\|-		\|-
-	!3{{small\|<sup>H</sup>}}	+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|3{{small\|<sup>H</sup>}}
	\|[[Ryan <!--Barnhart--> Reso (wrestler)\|Christian]] defeated [[Nelson <!--Rodney--> Ferrant<!--,Jr.--> (wrestler)\|Viscera]]		\|[[Ryan <!--Barnhart--> Reso (wrestler)\|Christian]] defeated [[Nelson <!--Rodney--> Ferrant<!--,Jr.--> (wrestler)\|Viscera]]
	\|Singles match		\|Singles match
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-	\|colspan="4"\|{{center\|(c) – refers to the champion heading into the match<br>{{small\|'''H'''}} – indicates the match was broadcast prior to the pay-per-view on [[IWE Heat\|Sunday Night Heat]]}}	+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|4
		+	\|[[Benjamin Moss\|Jeff Jarrett]] (with [[Debra <!--Debbie (1972 pg. 118)--> Nigg\|Debra]]) defeated [[Kevin Copeland (wrestler)\|Edge]] (c)
		+	\|Singles match for the [[IWF Intercontinental Championship]]
		+	\|-
		+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|5
		+	\|[[The Acolytes]] ([[John Goff\|Bradshaw]] and [[Jon Rispens\|Faarooq]]) defeated [[The Hooper Boyz]] ([[Josh Hooper]] and [[Matt Hooper]]) (c) and [[Michael Ed Standley (wrestler)\|Michael Hayes]]
		+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Handicap match\|Acolyte Rules match]] for the [[IWF Tag Team Championship]]
		+	\|-
		+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|6
		+	\|[[Roy <!--Julius--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]] defeated [[<!--Kermit-->Dennis Kraemer<!--(1965 pg. 39)-->\|Mideon]] (c)
		+	\|Singles match for the [[IWF European Championship]]
		+	\|-
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		+	\|[[Brandon Traylor (<!--McDonald's-->wrestler)\|Big Boss Man]] defeated [[Allen <!--Steve--> Spaulding\|Al Snow]] (c)
		+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#No Disqualification match\|Hardcore match]] for the [[IWF Hardcore Championship]]
		+	\|-
		+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|8
		+	\|[[Marc Beltran\|Big Show]] defeated [[Glenn McAlmond (wrestler)\|Kane]]
		+	\|Singles match with [[Michael Haub\|Hardcore Holly]] as [[Referee (professional wrestling)#Special referees\|special guest referee]]
		+	\|-
		+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|9
		+	\|[[Ken Sherman<!--(1968 pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]] defeated [[Ronald W. Bickford<!--(1965 pg. 20)-->\|Steve Blackman]]
		+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#No Disqualification match\|Iron Circle match]]
		+	\|-
		+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|10
		+	\|[[James Burdick\|Road Dogg]] and [[Sean McCurry\|X-Pac]] defeated [[Billy Morgan\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Maria Senden\|Chyna]]
		+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Tag team match\|Tag team match]] for the rights to [[D-Generation X]]
		+	\|-
		+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|11
		+	\|[[Triple K]] (with [[Maria Senden\|Chyna]]) defeated [[Jayme Johnson\|The Rock]]
		+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Strap match\|Fully Loaded Strap match]] to determine the number one contender to the [[IWF Championship]] at [[IWF SummerSlam (1999)\|SummerSlam]]
		+	\|-
		+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|12
		+	\|[[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Stone Cold Steve Austin]] (c) defeated [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]]
		+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#First Blood match\|First Blood match]] for the [[IWF Championship]]<br>Due to The Undertaker losing, [[Vince Matteson]] could no longer appear on IWF television<br>Had Austin lost, he would [[Professional wrestling match types#Last Chance match\|never have had another shot]] at the [[IWF Championship]]
		+	\|-
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		+	Before the event aired live on pay-per-view, the pre-show ''[[IWE Heat\|Sunday Night Heat]]'' aired live featuring three matches. In the first match, [[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse\|Val Venis]] defeated [[Jason <!--Jim--> Beneventi\|Joey Abs]] by [[Pin (professional wrestling)\|pin]]ning him after a [[Powerbomb\|powerbomb]]. In the second match, [[Charles Warren (wrestler)\|The Godfather]] defeated [[John Root\|Meat]] by pinning him after performing a [[Professional wrestling throws#Death Valley driver\|Death Valley Driver]], which he called ''Pimp Drop''. In the final match, [[Ryan <!--Barnhart--> Reso (wrestler)\|Christian]] defeated [[Nelson <!--Rodney--> Ferrant<!--,Jr.--> (wrestler)\|Viscera]] by pinning Viscera with a [[Pin (professional wrestling)#Roll-up\|roll-up]] after Christian's [[The Brood (professional wrestling)\|The Brood]] teammate [[Wayne A. Waltz <!--Heath--> (wrestler)\|Gangrel]] attacked Viscera. At the end of the ''Sunday Night Heat'' broadcast, IWF Champion [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Stone Cold Steve Austin]] was set to do an interview regarding his match later in the evening. As he was making comments, he was attacked from behind by his opponent, [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]]. Austin was lacerated, giving him a disadvantage in the First Blood match.

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	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==
-	~~:''Main article: [[IWF SummerSlam (1999)\|SummerSlam (1999)]]''~~

	==Results==		==Results==

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2020-05-26T06:29:38Z

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	\|[[The Acolytes]] ([[Jon Rispens<!--(2007, pg. 37)-->\|Faarooq]] and [[John Goff<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Bradshaw]]) defeated [[The Hooper Boyz]] ([[Matt Hooper<!--(Facebook or 2004, pg. 75)-->\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper<!--(Facebook: Matt Hooper brother)-->\|Josh Hooper]]) (c) and [[Michael Ed Standley <!--(1999, pg. 117)--> (wrestler)\|Michael Hayes]]		\|[[The Acolytes]] ([[Jon Rispens<!--(2007, pg. 37)-->\|Faarooq]] and [[John Goff<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Bradshaw]]) defeated [[The Hooper Boyz]] ([[Matt Hooper<!--(Facebook or 2004, pg. 75)-->\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper<!--(Facebook: Matt Hooper brother)-->\|Josh Hooper]]) (c) and [[Michael Ed Standley <!--(1999, pg. 117)--> (wrestler)\|Michael Hayes]]
-	\|[[Handicap match\|Acolyte Rules match]] for the [[IWF Tag Team Championship]]	+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Handicap match\|Acolyte Rules match]] for the [[IWF Tag Team Championship]]
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	\|[[Brandon Traylor (<!--McDonalds-->wrestler)\|Big Boss Man]] defeated [[Allen<!--Steve--> Spaulding <!--(1972, pg. 122)-->\|Al Snow]] (c)		\|[[Brandon Traylor (<!--McDonalds-->wrestler)\|Big Boss Man]] defeated [[Allen<!--Steve--> Spaulding <!--(1972, pg. 122)-->\|Al Snow]] (c)
-	\|[[~~Hardccore Wrestling~~\|Hardcore match]] for the [[IWF Hardcore Championship]]	+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Hardcore-based variations\|Hardcore match]] for the [[IWF Hardcore Championship]]
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	===Preliminary matches===		===Preliminary matches===
		+	The first match that aired live on pay-per-view was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Variations of singles matches\|standard wrestling match]] for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]. [[Kevin Copeland (wrestler)\|Edge]] defended the title against [[Benjamin Moss\|Jeff Jarrett]]. After a back and forth action, Jarrett targeted Edge's legs and shoulder, injuring it and continued to dominate Jarrett, until Edge performed an ''[[DDT (professional wrestling)#Lifting DDT\|Impaler]]'' on Jarrett and attempted to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Spear\|spear]], but Jarrett threw him outside the ring, where Gangrel attacked Edge as the lights went off. When the lights came back, Gangrel was shown laying down on the floor. Edge returned to the ring and performed a spear on Jarrett while Jarrett's [[Valet (professional wrestling)\|valet]] [[Debra <!--Debbie (1972 pg. 118)--> Nigg\|Debra]] distracted both Edge and the [[Referee (professional wrestling)\|referee]]. Debra was eventually thrown off the ring apron as Edge and Jarrett attacked each other. Gangrel interfered in the match and attacked Edge, allowing Jarrett to perform a ''Stroke'' to win the Intercontinental Championship.
		+
		+	In the second match, [[The Hooper Boyz]] ([[Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper]]) teamed with their [[Manager (professional wrestling)\|manager]] [[Michael Ed Standley (wrestler)\|Michael Hayes]] to defend the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]] against [[The Acolytes Protection Agency\|The Acolytes]] ([[Jon Rispens\|Faarooq]] and [[John Goff\|Bradshaw]]) in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Handicap match\|Handicap match]]. The Hooper Boyz and the Acolytes started battling in the entrance way. The two teams made it to the ring where Hardy Boyz dominated the Acolytes through their high-flying moves until the Acolytes took control by using their strength and power. The Hooper Boyz controlled the Acolytes until Bradshaw performed a [[Suplex#Superplex\|superplex]] on Matt and attempted to pin him, but Josh hit Bradshaw with a cane. Josh then tried to perform a high-flying move but Bradshaw performed a ''[[Professional wrestling attacks#Lariat\|Clothesline from Hell]]'' on Josh. Faarooq tossed the Hooper Boyz over the top rope and then dominated Hayes and finished him with a [[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers#Aided powerbomb\|Double Powerbomb]] to win the tag team championship.
		+
		+	The third match was a standard wrestling match for the [[IWE European Championship\|IWF European Championship]]. [[<!--Kermit-->Dennis Kraemer<!--(1965 pg. 39)-->\|Mideon]] defended the title against [[Roy <!--Julius--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]]. Brown dominated Mideon for the earlier part of the match by performing a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Clothesline\|clothesline]] and a [[Dropkick#Baseball slide\|baseball slide]] until Mideon attacked Brown and dominated him outside the ring by ramming him into the ring steps. The action returned to the ring where Mideon controlled the match. Brown eventually regained his control and performed a ''[[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Frog splash\|Low Down]]'' on Mideon to win the European Championship.
		+
		+	In the next match, [[Allen <!--Steve--> Spaulding\|Al Snow]] defended the [[IWE Hardcore Championship\|IWF Hardcore Championship]] against [[Brandon Traylor (<!--McDonald's-->wrestler)\|Big Boss Man]]. Snow asked Boss Man in the entrance way to hit him with the nightstick but Bossman started attacking [[Mannequin\|Head]], which angered Snow and he started attacking Boss Man but was thrown into a closed steel trunk. The two started fighting each other and their action spilled to the backstage, where Snow and Boss Man hit each other with numerous objects and fought each other throughout the arena. Boss Man threw Snow into a gate and handcuffed him to the gate, where Boss Man hit him with a bottle and a metal rod and then pinned him to win the Hardcore Championship.
		+
		+	The fifth match was a standard wrestling match between [[Marc Beltran\|Big Show]] and [[Glenn McAlmond (wrestler)\|Kane]]. [[Michael Haub\|Hardcore Holly]] served as the [[referee (professional wrestling)#Special guest referee\|special guest referee]]. Show started dominating the match as he performed a [[Professional wrestling throws#Gorilla press slam\|military press slam]] over the top rope, sending Kane outside the ring. Kane returned to the ring where Big Show continued to dominate him. Big Show performed a [[Powerslam#Sidewalk slam\|Sidewalk Slam]] on Kane and attempted to pin him but got a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Near-fall\|near-fall]]. Show attempted to perform an [[Professional wrestling attacks#Elbow drop\|elbow drop]], but Kane avoided the move and started dominating the match. He performed a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Flying clothesline\|flying clothesline]] and attempted to perform a [[Chokeslam\|chokeslam]] on Show, but Holly attacked Kane's knee, allowing Big Show to take advantage and he thus chokeslammed Kane and attempted a pinfall. Holly made a fast count and thus Big Show won the match. After the match, The Undertaker came to the ring and attacked Kane. As he returned to the backstage area, he was attacked by Stone Cold Steve Austin, whom he had attacked earlier on ''Sunday Night Heat''. The Undertaker was lacerated by Austin, evening up the sides for their main event confrontation.
		+
		+	The next contest was an [[Hardcore Wrestling\|Iron Circle match]]. It was contested in a parking garage. The rules of the match were that the first wrestler to get out of the cars would be declared the winner. [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968 pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]] competed against [[Ronald W. Bickford<!--(1965 pg. 20)-->\|Steve Blackman]]. Shamrock and Blackman entered the circle and started fighting each other. Blackman tried to use a chain and a tire iron, but he missed both. Shamrock used a trashcan and the same steel chain wrapped around his hand as weapons as the car's horns sounded. Shamrock then choked out Blackman with the chain to win.

	===Main event matches===		===Main event matches===
		+	The seventh match was a [[Tag Team\|tag team]] match pitting [[Billy Morgan\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Maria Senden\|Chyna]] against [[James Burdick\|Road Dogg]] and [[Sean McCurry\|X-Pac]]. The winning team would legally win the rights to the [[D-Generation X]] (DX) copyright. Chyna was hit with a [[Dropkick\|dropkick]] into Billy Gunn by Road Dogg until Gunn was tagged in. Dogg and Gunn battled each other while Chyna continued her interference. X-Pac was tagged in, but he was dominated by Gunn. X-Pac tagged Dogg and entered the ring, but the referee did not see the tag and Dogg was sent outside the ring. X-Pac was the legal competitor and was dominated by Chyna and Gunn. Chyna started dominating X-Pac until X-Pac performed a clothesline on her. Dogg and X-Pac started dominating the match as Dogg threw Gunn out of the ring while X-Pac performed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Bronco buster\|bronco buster]] on Chyna. Gunn tried to perform a clothesline on X-Pac, but Chyna accidentally pulled X-Pac out of the way and was hit by Gunn. Dogg took advantage and performed a [[Professional wrestling throws#Pumphandle drop\|pumphandle drop]] on Gunn to win the rights to the DX name.
		+
		+	The final match on the [[Card (Sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] was a [[Professional wrestling match types#strap match\|strap match]] between [[Jayme Johnson\|The Rock]] and [[Triple K]], with the winner becoming the number one contender for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] and earning the title shot at [[IWF SummerSlam (1999)\|SummerSlam]]. Rock and Triple K were both tied to a strap that connected both men. Both men used the leather strap to their advantage by attacking each other in the ring and outside the ring. Chyna eventually interfered in the match and distracted the referee, allowing Rock to perform a ''[[Powerslam#Side slam\|Rock Bottom]]'' on Triple K and attempted to pin him, but Triple K choked him through the strap. However, Rock performed a [[Professional wrestling throws#Hip toss\|hip toss]] and a [[Professional wrestling throws#Samoan drop\|Samoan drop]] to keep his momentum. Triple K eventually took the strap off as he grabbed a chair, but he was hit with straps by Rock. Chyna distracted the referee again, allowing Billy Gunn to interfere and attack Rock with a club as Triple H got a near-fall. Rock then performed a [[Groin Attack\|low blow]] and a ''People's Elbow'' on Triple K and attempted to pin him, but Gunn pulled him off. Rock performed a ''Rock Bottom'' on Gunn, but as he turned around Triple K took advantage and performed a ''[[Facebuster#Double underhook facebuster\|Pedigree]]'' on Rock to win the match.
		+
		+	The [[Card (Sports)#Main event\|main event]] was a [[Professional wrestling match types#First Blood match\|First Blood match]] for the IWF Championship. [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Stone Cold Steve Austin]] defended the title against [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]]. The match stipulated that if Undertaker won, Austin would [[professional wrestling match types#Last Chance match\|never]] receive a IWF Championship title shot and if Austin won, IWF Chairman [[Vince Matteson]] would never appear on IWF television again. The match started when Undertaker and Austin started battling each other in the entrance way and battled each other throughout the ringside area. Undertaker then picked up a chair and tried to [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|hit Austin with it]]. He attempted it four times, but he failed to hit it even a single time. Austin then threw Undertaker into the steel steps, but Undertaker did not bleed. [[Shane Matteson]] then interfered in the match and Austin hit him with a chair. Austin tried to hit Undertaker with it, but Undertaker avoided it. Austin then performed a ''[[Stunner (professional wrestling)\|Stone Cold Stunner]]'' on Undertaker. Vince Matteson then interfered in the match and tried to attack Austin with his crutch, but Austin avoided it and attacked Matteson. Undertaker proceeded to hit Austin with a chair in the head. X-Pac then interfered and kicked the chair into Undertaker's head. Austin then picked up a television camera and hit Undertaker with it. When Undertaker rose to his feet, he was visibly bleeding. The two men continued to fight since the referee had been knocked out and unable to call for the bell. Undertaker then tried to perform a ''[[Piledriver (professional wrestling)#kneeling reverse piledriver\|Tombstone Piledriver]]'' on Austin, but the referee came to and noticed Undertaker bleeding and called for the bell. The referee awarded the match to Austin and declared him the winner. As a result, Vince Matteson could no longer appear on IWF television. After the match, Austin nailed Undertaker with a stunner. Afterwards, Triple K came out and attacked Austin. While Triple K was attacking Austin, The Rock came to save Austin and got revenge on Triple K from earlier in the night. While Triple K and The Rock brawled, Undertaker nailed Austin with a chair, causing Austin to bleed profusely. This started a brawl between Austin and Undertaker which caused every IWF official and Shane Matteson to try to stop them, but to no avail. Finally, both men stopped fighting and Undertaker tried to leave, but Austin climbed through the ring and attacked Undertaker in the aisle before they were pulled apart by officials. However, Undertaker continued up the aisle way. While watching all this in the ring, it all started to set in that Vince Matteson could no longer appear on IWF television, then Austin came into the ring and shook hands with Matteson and gave him a goodbye ''Stone Cold Stunner'' with Undertaker standing in the aisle way looking on.

	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==
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-	\|[[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse\|Val Venis]] defeated [[Jason <!--Jim--> Beneventi\|Joey Abs]]	+	\|[[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse\|Val Venis]] defeated [[Jason <!--Jim--> Beneventi\|Joey Abs]] (with [[Rodney <!--Gil--> Longmire (wrestler)\|Rodney]] and [[Pete <!--Jim--> Gumeringer\|Pete Gas]])
	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Variations of singles matches\|Singles match]]		\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Variations of singles matches\|Singles match]]
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	\|[[Charles Warren (wrestler)\|The Godfather]] defeated [[John Root\|Meat]]		\|[[Charles Warren (wrestler)\|The Godfather]] defeated [[John Root\|Meat]]
	\|Singles match		\|Singles match
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	\|[[Ryan <!--Barnhart--> Reso (wrestler)\|Christian]] defeated [[Nelson <!--Rodney--> Ferrant<!--,Jr.--> (wrestler)\|Viscera]]		\|[[Ryan <!--Barnhart--> Reso (wrestler)\|Christian]] defeated [[Nelson <!--Rodney--> Ferrant<!--,Jr.--> (wrestler)\|Viscera]]
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		+	\|[[Benjamin Moss\|Jeff Jarrett]] (with [[Debra <!--Debbie (1972 pg. 118)--> Nigg\|Debra]]) defeated [[Kevin Copeland (wrestler)\|Edge]] (c)
		+	\|Singles match for the [[IWF Intercontinental Championship]]
		+	\|-
		+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|5
		+	\|[[The Acolytes]] ([[John Goff\|Bradshaw]] and [[Jon Rispens\|Faarooq]]) defeated [[The Hooper Boyz]] ([[Josh Hooper]] and [[Matt Hooper]]) (c) and [[Michael Ed Standley (wrestler)\|Michael Hayes]]
		+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Handicap match\|Acolyte Rules match]] for the [[IWF Tag Team Championship]]
		+	\|-
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		+	\|[[Roy <!--Julius--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]] defeated [[<!--Kermit-->Dennis Kraemer<!--(1965 pg. 39)-->\|Mideon]] (c)
		+	\|Singles match for the [[IWF European Championship]]
		+	\|-
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		+	\|[[Brandon Traylor (<!--McDonald's-->wrestler)\|Big Boss Man]] defeated [[Allen <!--Steve--> Spaulding\|Al Snow]] (c)
		+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#No Disqualification match\|Hardcore match]] for the [[IWF Hardcore Championship]]
		+	\|-
		+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|8
		+	\|[[Marc Beltran\|Big Show]] defeated [[Glenn McAlmond (wrestler)\|Kane]]
		+	\|Singles match with [[Michael Haub\|Hardcore Holly]] as [[Referee (professional wrestling)#Special referees\|special guest referee]]
		+	\|-
		+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|9
		+	\|[[Ken Sherman<!--(1968 pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]] defeated [[Ronald W. Bickford<!--(1965 pg. 20)-->\|Steve Blackman]]
		+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#No Disqualification match\|Iron Circle match]]
		+	\|-
		+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|10
		+	\|[[James Burdick\|Road Dogg]] and [[Sean McCurry\|X-Pac]] defeated [[Billy Morgan\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Maria Senden\|Chyna]]
		+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Tag team match\|Tag team match]] for the rights to [[D-Generation X]]
		+	\|-
		+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|11
		+	\|[[Triple K]] (with [[Maria Senden\|Chyna]]) defeated [[Jayme Johnson\|The Rock]]
		+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Strap match\|Fully Loaded Strap match]] to determine the number one contender to the [[IWF Championship]] at [[IWF SummerSlam (1999)\|SummerSlam]]
		+	\|-
		+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|12
		+	\|[[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Stone Cold Steve Austin]] (c) defeated [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]]
		+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#First Blood match\|First Blood match]] for the [[IWF Championship]]<br>Due to The Undertaker losing, [[Vince Matteson]] could no longer appear on IWF television<br>Had Austin lost, he would [[Professional wrestling match types#Last Chance match\|never have had another shot]] at the [[IWF Championship]]
		+	\|-
		+	\|bgcolor="#e3e3e3" colspan="4"\|{{center\|(c) – refers to the champion heading into the match<br>{{small\|'''H'''}} – indicates the match was broadcast prior to the pay-per-view on [[IWE Heat\|Sunday Night Heat]]}}
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