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-	\|[[Kevin<!--Glenn--> Nash\|Diesel]] (c) (with [[Pamela Anderson]]) defeated [[Ryan Barnhart<!--McDonalds)-->\|Shawn Michaels]] (with [[Bret Eby<!--(2000, pg. 57)-->\|Sid]] and [[Jenny McCarthy]]) by pinfall	+	\|[[Kevin<!--Glenn--> Nash\|Diesel]] (c) (with [[Pamela Anderson]]) defeated [[Ryan Barnhart<!--(McDonalds)-->\|Shawn Michaels]] (with [[Bret Eby<!--(2000, pg. 57)-->\|Sid]] and [[Jenny McCarthy]]) by pinfall
	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Singles match\|Singles match]] for the [[IWF Championship]]		\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Singles match\|Singles match]] for the [[IWF Championship]]
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-	\|	+	\|[[The Allied Powers (professional wrestling)\|The Allied Powers]] ([[<!--Larry--> Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]] and [[Davey Boy Aldrich\|The British Bulldog]]) defeated [[Holden Brothers\|The Blu Brothers]] ([[Holden Brothers\|Jacob Blu]] and [[Holden Brothers\|Eli Blu]]) (with [[Dutch Mantel\|Uncle Zebekiah]])
-	\|	+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Tag team match\|Tag team match]]
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-	\|	+	\|[[Scott Cummins\|Razor Ramon]] (with [[Sean McCurry\|The 1–2–3 Kid]]) defeated [[Benjamin Moss\|Jeff Jarrett]] (c) (with [[James Burdick\|The Roadie]]) by [[Disqualification (professional wrestling)\|disqualification]]
-	\|	+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Singles match\|Singles match]] for the [[IWF Intercontinental Championship]]
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-	\|	+	\|[[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] (with [[Paul Bearer]]) defeated [[Christopher LeGreca\|King Kong Bundy]] (with [[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle DiBiase]])
-	\|	+	\|Singles match with [[Larry Young (Umpire)\|Larry Young]] as [[Referee (professional wrestling)#Special referees\|special guest referee]]
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-	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|	+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|4
-	\|	+	\|[[Owen Hart and Yokozuna]] (with [[Harry Fuji\|Mr. Fuji]] and [[Jim Cornette]]) defeated [[The Smoking Gunns]] ([[Billy Morgan\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Mike <!--John--> Prendergast\|Bart Gunn]]) (c)
-	\|	+	\|Tag team match for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]
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-	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|	+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|5
-	\|	+	\|[[Bret Heart]] defeated [[Bob Backlund]]
-	\|	+	\|[["I Quit" Match\|"I Quit" match]] with [[Roddy Piper]] as [[Referee (professional wrestling)#Special referees\|special guest referee]]
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-	\|	+	\|[[Kevin Nash\|Diesel]] (c) (with [[Pamela Anderson]]) defeated [[Ryan Barnhart\|Shawn Michaels]] (with [[Bret Eby\|Sid]] and [[Jenny McCarthy]])
-	\|	+	\|Singles for the [[IWF Championship]]
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		+	\|[[Lawrence Taylor]] (with [[Carl Banks]], [[Rickey Jackson]], [[Steve McMichael]], [[Ken Norton Jr.]], [[Chris Spielman]], and [[Reggie White]]) defeated [[Derrick <!--Reintjes--> Bigelow\|Bam Bam Bigelow]] (with [[Christopher LeGreca\|King Kong Bundy]], [[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle DiBiase]], [[Charles Warren (wrestler)\|Kama]], [[Jay Hellbusch\|Irwin R. Schyster]], [[Jessie Craig<!--(1969, P129)--> (wrestler)\|Tatanka]], and [[Joseph <!--John--> Driscoll-Peruzović<!--(1990, pg. 197)-->\|Nikolai Volkoff]])
		+	\|Singles match
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	[[File:IWE - Wembley Arena 140994 (6).jpg\|thumb\|left\|[[Oewen Hart]] teamed with [[Taylor Anoa'i (wrestler)\|Yokozuna]] to become [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Champions]]]]		[[File:IWE - Wembley Arena 140994 (6).jpg\|thumb\|left\|[[Oewen Hart]] teamed with [[Taylor Anoa'i (wrestler)\|Yokozuna]] to become [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Champions]]]]
	In the next match, The Undertaker faced King Kong Bundy. Kyle DiBiase was at ringside holding the urn that his wrestlers had stolen from The Undertaker. [[Larry Young (Umpire)\|Larry Young]], a legit American League umpire, was the special referee for the match. Young's storyline was as an out-of-work sports official because of the [[1994–95 Major League Baseball Strike\|recently ended MLB Players Association strike]] and a lockout of the Major League Umpires Association umpires (which led to the eventual dissolution of the MLUA in 2000; prior to the new union, umpires were split by league). The Undertaker took control at the beginning of the match by [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Arm twist ropewalk chop\|jumping off the top rope and hitting Bundy]]. He then performed several [[Professional wrestling attacks#Clothesline\|clothesline]] attacks on Bundy. Bundy responded with a clothesline that knocked The Undertaker out of the ring. Seeing DiBiase close, The Undertaker took back his urn. After The Undertaker returned to the ring, DiBiase called [[Charles Warren (wrestler)\|Kama]], another Corporation member, to the ring. Kama stole the urn, and Bundy attacked The Undertaker in order to let Kama escape backstage. Bundy picked The Undertaker up and [[Poweslam\|powerslam]]med him to the mat. He then performed an [[Professional wrestling attacks#Body avalanche\|Avalanche splash]] to squish The Undertaker against the corner of the ring. The Undertaker was unharmed, however, and performed a powerslam and a clothesline on Bundy before pinning him to win the match.		In the next match, The Undertaker faced King Kong Bundy. Kyle DiBiase was at ringside holding the urn that his wrestlers had stolen from The Undertaker. [[Larry Young (Umpire)\|Larry Young]], a legit American League umpire, was the special referee for the match. Young's storyline was as an out-of-work sports official because of the [[1994–95 Major League Baseball Strike\|recently ended MLB Players Association strike]] and a lockout of the Major League Umpires Association umpires (which led to the eventual dissolution of the MLUA in 2000; prior to the new union, umpires were split by league). The Undertaker took control at the beginning of the match by [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Arm twist ropewalk chop\|jumping off the top rope and hitting Bundy]]. He then performed several [[Professional wrestling attacks#Clothesline\|clothesline]] attacks on Bundy. Bundy responded with a clothesline that knocked The Undertaker out of the ring. Seeing DiBiase close, The Undertaker took back his urn. After The Undertaker returned to the ring, DiBiase called [[Charles Warren (wrestler)\|Kama]], another Corporation member, to the ring. Kama stole the urn, and Bundy attacked The Undertaker in order to let Kama escape backstage. Bundy picked The Undertaker up and [[Poweslam\|powerslam]]med him to the mat. He then performed an [[Professional wrestling attacks#Body avalanche\|Avalanche splash]] to squish The Undertaker against the corner of the ring. The Undertaker was unharmed, however, and performed a powerslam and a clothesline on Bundy before pinning him to win the match.
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		+	The Smoking Gunns defended their IWF Tag Team Championship in the next match against Owen Heart and his mystery partner, who was revealed to be [[Taylor Anoa'i (wrestler)\|Yokozuna]]. The Gunns worked together to control the match at the beginning, but Yokozuna gained control by performing a [[Leg Drop\|leg drop]] on Billy Gunn. Heart attempted to perform a [[Dropkick#Missile dropkick\|dropkick from the top rope]] but accidentally hit Yokozuna. The Gunns briefly took control until Yokozuna performed a [[Suplex#Belly-to-belly suplex\|belly to belly suplex]] and landed on Billy. He then performed a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Seated senton\|Banzai Drop]], jumping from the second rope and sitting on Billy's chest. Heart tagged in and considered performing the [[Sharpshooter (professional wrestling)\|Sharpshooter]] submission hold; instead, he pinned Billy Gunn to win the title belts for his team.
		+
		+	The next match, an "I Quit" match, took place between Bret Heart and Bob Backlund, with [[Roddy Piper]] as the guest referee. It was explained that, in order to win the match, a wrestler must force his opponent to say "I quit" into a microphone held by Piper. Heart attempted to perform the Sharpshooter early in the match; when Backlund blocked it, Heart executed a [[Professional wrestling holds#Figure four leglock\|figure four leglock]] instead. Backlund escaped the hold and began trying to injure Heart's arm with an [[Professional wrestling holds#Armbar\|armbar]] hold. Hart then tried to attack Backlund in the corner of the ring, but Backlund moved and Heart hit his shoulder against the ring post. Backlund tried to perform the [[Professional wrestling holds#Crossface chickenwing\|crossface chickenwing]], his signature submission hold. Hart blocked him and performed the same hold on Backlund instead. Backlund made an unintelligible sound into the microphone, and Piper determined that he had submitted. As a result, the win was awarded to Bret Heart.
		+
		+	In the next match, which was for the IWF Championship, challenger Shawn Michaels was accompanied to the ring by [[Jenny McCarthy]] and Diesel, the champion, was escorted by [[Pamela Anderson]]. Michaels relied on his quickness in the opening stages, while Diesel used his strength advantage against Michaels. Diesel threw Michaels out of the ring and onto the arena floor, but Michaels later performed a clothesline that knocked Diesel out of the ring. Michaels capitalized on his advantage by performing several aerial moves, including a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving crossbody\|flying crossbody]], [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving bulldog\|flying bulldog]] throw, and a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving elbow drop\|diving elbow drop]]. He was unable to pin Diesel, however, so he performed a sleeper hold to wear Diesel down. They brawled outside the ring, after which Michaels performed a [[superkick]], his finishing move, but [[Bret Eby\|Sid]], Michaels's bodyguard, had the referee distracted and unable to count the pinfall. Diesel recovered and controlled the remainder of the match with power moves before throwing Michaels to the mat with a botched [[Powerbomb#Release powerbomb\|Jackknife]] powerbomb and getting the pinfall victory.
		+
		+	The final bout of the event was the main event match between Bam Bam Bigelow and Lawrence Taylor. Bigelow was accompanied by the members of DiBiase's Million Dollar Corporation: King Kong Bundy, Tatanka, Irwin R. Schyster, Kama, and [[Joseph <!--John--> Driscoll-Peruzović<!--(1990, pg. 197)-->\|Nikolai Volkoff]]. To prevent the Corporation members from interfering, Taylor brought several football players: [[Ken Norton Jr.]], [[Chris Spielman]], [[Rickey Jackson]], [[Carl Banks]], [[Reggie White]], and [[Steve McMichael]]. Taylor gained the advantage early and performed a clothesline that knocked Bigelow out of the ring. Once he returned to the ring, Bigelow took control of the match by kicking Taylor repeatedly and performing a [[Boston Crab\|Boston crab]] submission hold to hurt Taylor's back. Taylor got out of the hold and threw Bigelow with a [[Suplex\|suplex]]. Bigelow recovered and performed several headbutts on Taylor before executing a [[Moonsault\|moonsault]] flip to knock Taylor down to the mat. Taylor began to take control of the match again, but Bigelow kicked him in the back of the head and then performed a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving headbutt\|headbutt from the top rope]]. Bigelow was unable to pin Taylor, however. Taylor climbed to the second rope, jumped off, and used his forearm to hit Bigelow. He then covered Bigelow to win the match.

	==Reception==		==Reception==

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-	\|[[The Allied Powers (professional wrestling)\|The Allied Powers]] ([[<!--Larry--> Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]] and [[Davey Boy Aldrich\|The British Bulldog]]) defeated [[Holden Brothers\|The Blu Brothers]] ([[Holden Brothers\|Jacob Blu]] and [[Holden Brothers\|Eli Blu]]) (with [[Dutch Mantel\|Uncle Zebekiah]])
-	~~\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Tag team match\|Tag team match]]~~
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-	\|[[Scott Cummins\|Razor Ramon]] (with [[Sean McCurry\|The 1–2–3 Kid]]) defeated [[Benjamin Moss\|Jeff Jarrett]] (c) (with [[James Burdick\|The Roadie]]) by [[Disqualification (professional wrestling)\|disqualification]]
-	~~\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Singles match\|Singles match]] for the [[IWF Intercontinental Championship]]~~
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-	~~\|[[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] (with [[Paul Bearer]]) defeated [[Christopher LeGreca\|King Kong Bundy]] (with [[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle DiBiase]])~~
-	~~\|Singles match with [[Larry Young (Umpire)\|Larry Young]] as [[Referee (professional wrestling)#Special referees\|special guest referee]]~~
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	\|[[Kevin Nash\|Diesel]] (c) (with [[Pamela Anderson]]) defeated [[Shawn Michaels]] (with [[Sid Eudy\|Sid]] and [[Jenny McCarthy]])		\|[[Kevin Nash\|Diesel]] (c) (with [[Pamela Anderson]]) defeated [[Shawn Michaels]] (with [[Sid Eudy\|Sid]] and [[Jenny McCarthy]])
-	\|Singles match for the [[~~WWE~~ Championship\|~~WWF~~ Championship]]	+	\|Singles match for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]]
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-	\|[[The Allied Powers (professional wrestling)\|The Allied Powers]] ([[Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]] and [[Davey Boy Aldrich\|The British Bulldog]]) defeated [[Harris Brothers\|The Blu Brothers]] (~~Josh~~ and ~~Zack~~) (with [[Dutch Mandel\|Uncle Zebekiah]])	+	\|[[The Allied Powers (professional wrestling)\|The Allied Powers]] ([[Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]] and [[Davey Boy Aldrich\|The British Bulldog]]) defeated [[Harris Brothers\|The Blu Brothers]] (Jacob Blu and Eli Blu) (with [[Dutch Mandel\|Uncle Zebekiah]])
	\|[[Professional wrestling tag team match types\|Tag team match]]		\|[[Professional wrestling tag team match types\|Tag team match]]
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	\|[[Professional wrestling tag team match types\|Tag team match]]		\|[[Professional wrestling tag team match types\|Tag team match]]
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-	In the opening match, [[The Allied Powers]] ([[Davey Boy Aldrich]] and [[Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]]) faced the [[Harris Brothers\|Blu Brothers]] (Zack and Josh). Aldrich started out on the offensive, but Josh gained control with a [[Professional wrestling throws#Bulldog\|running bulldog]] throw. The Blus capitalized on the fact that they are identical twins by switching places while the referee was not looking. Luger came into the match near the end and performed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Forearm smash\|running forearm smash]] on Zack. Josh tried to throw Luger with a [[Powerbomb\|powerbomb]], but Luger tagged in Smith, who performed a sunset flip to pin Josh and win the match.	+	In the opening match, [[The Allied Powers (professional wrestling)\|The Allied Powers]] ([[Davey Boy Aldrich]] and [[Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]]) faced the [[Harris Brothers\|Blu Brothers]] (Zack and Josh). Aldrich started out on the offensive, but Josh gained control with a [[Professional wrestling throws#Bulldog\|running bulldog]] throw. The Blus capitalized on the fact that they are identical twins by switching places while the referee was not looking. Luger came into the match near the end and performed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Forearm smash\|running forearm smash]] on Zack. Josh tried to throw Luger with a [[Powerbomb\|powerbomb]], but Luger tagged in Smith, who performed a sunset flip to pin Josh and win the match.

	The second match featured Razor Ramon, with the 1–2–3 Kid in his corner, facing IWF Intercontinental Champion Jeff Jarrett, who had The Roadie in his corner. Ramon took control at the beginning of the match by using power moves against Jarrett. Jarrett tried to leave the match, but the 1–2–3 Kid forced him back into the ring. Jarrett took advantage of one of Ramon's mistakes to gain the advantage. He applied a [[Rear naked choke#"Sleeper Hold" in professional wrestling\|sleeper hold]] on Ramon, who used his strength advantage to escape the move. After Ramon threw Jarrett, the Kid attempted to interfere but was kicked by Jarrett. Ramon jumped off the ropes to attack Jarrett, but Jarrett avoided the move and applied a [[Professional wrestling holds#Figure four leglock\|figure four leglock]] on Ramon. Ramon reversed the move to place the pressure on Jarrett's legs. He then threw Jarrett to the mat with a [[Suplex#Belly to back suplex\|suplex from the second rope]] and prepared to execute the [[Powerbomb#Crucifix powerbomb\|Razor's Edge]], his finishing move. The Roadie entered the ring and attacked Ramon, prompting the referee to disqualify Jarrett; because titles cannot change hands on a disqualification, Jarrett retained his championship.		The second match featured Razor Ramon, with the 1–2–3 Kid in his corner, facing IWF Intercontinental Champion Jeff Jarrett, who had The Roadie in his corner. Ramon took control at the beginning of the match by using power moves against Jarrett. Jarrett tried to leave the match, but the 1–2–3 Kid forced him back into the ring. Jarrett took advantage of one of Ramon's mistakes to gain the advantage. He applied a [[Rear naked choke#"Sleeper Hold" in professional wrestling\|sleeper hold]] on Ramon, who used his strength advantage to escape the move. After Ramon threw Jarrett, the Kid attempted to interfere but was kicked by Jarrett. Ramon jumped off the ropes to attack Jarrett, but Jarrett avoided the move and applied a [[Professional wrestling holds#Figure four leglock\|figure four leglock]] on Ramon. Ramon reversed the move to place the pressure on Jarrett's legs. He then threw Jarrett to the mat with a [[Suplex#Belly to back suplex\|suplex from the second rope]] and prepared to execute the [[Powerbomb#Crucifix powerbomb\|Razor's Edge]], his finishing move. The Roadie entered the ring and attacked Ramon, prompting the referee to disqualify Jarrett; because titles cannot change hands on a disqualification, Jarrett retained his championship.

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-	\|	+	\|[[The Allied Powers (professional wrestling)\|The Allied Powers]] ([[<!--Larry--> Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]] and [[Davey Boy Aldrich\|The British Bulldog]]) defeated [[Holden Brothers\|The Blu Brothers]] ([[Holden Brothers\|Jacob Blu]] and [[Holden Brothers\|Eli Blu]]) (with [[Dutch Mantel\|Uncle Zebekiah]])
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-	\|	+	\|[[Scott Cummins\|Razor Ramon]] (with [[Sean McCurry\|The 1–2–3 Kid]]) defeated [[Benjamin Moss\|Jeff Jarrett]] (c) (with [[James Burdick\|The Roadie]]) by [[Disqualification (professional wrestling)\|disqualification]]
-	\|	+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Singles match\|Singles match]] for the [[IWF Intercontinental Championship]]
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-	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|	+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|3
-	\|	+	\|[[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] (with [[Paul Bearer]]) defeated [[Christopher LeGreca\|King Kong Bundy]] (with [[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle DiBiase]])
-	\|	+	\|Singles match with [[Larry Young (Umpire)\|Larry Young]] as [[Referee (professional wrestling)#Special referees\|special guest referee]]
	\|-		\|-
-	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|	+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|4
-	\|	+	\|[[Owen Hart and Yokozuna]] (with [[Harry Fuji\|Mr. Fuji]] and [[Jim Cornette]]) defeated [[The Smoking Gunns]] ([[Billy Morgan\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Mike <!--John--> Prendergast\|Bart Gunn]]) (c)
-	\|	+	\|Tag team match for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]
	\|-		\|-
-	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|	+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|5
-	\|	+	\|[[Bret Heart]] defeated [[Bob Backlund]]
-	\|	+	\|[["I Quit" Match\|"I Quit" match]] with [[Roddy Piper]] as [[Referee (professional wrestling)#Special referees\|special guest referee]]
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-	\|	+	\|[[Kevin Nash\|Diesel]] (c) (with [[Pamela Anderson]]) defeated [[Ryan Barnhart\|Shawn Michaels]] (with [[Bret Eby\|Sid]] and [[Jenny McCarthy]])
-	\|	+	\|Singles for the [[IWF Championship]]
		+	\|-
		+	!bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|7
		+	\|[[Lawrence Taylor]] (with [[Carl Banks]], [[Rickey Jackson]], [[Steve McMichael]], [[Ken Norton Jr.]], [[Chris Spielman]], and [[Reggie White]]) defeated [[Derrick <!--Reintjes--> Bigelow\|Bam Bam Bigelow]] (with [[Christopher LeGreca\|King Kong Bundy]], [[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle DiBiase]], [[Charles Warren (wrestler)\|Kama]], [[Jay Hellbusch\|Irwin R. Schyster]], [[Jessie Craig<!--(1969, P129)--> (wrestler)\|Tatanka]], and [[Joseph <!--John--> Driscoll-Peruzović<!--(1990, pg. 197)-->\|Nikolai Volkoff]])
		+	\|Singles match
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	[[File:IWE - Wembley Arena 140994 (6).jpg\|thumb\|left\|[[Oewen Hart]] teamed with [[Taylor Anoa'i (wrestler)\|Yokozuna]] to become [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Champions]]]]		[[File:IWE - Wembley Arena 140994 (6).jpg\|thumb\|left\|[[Oewen Hart]] teamed with [[Taylor Anoa'i (wrestler)\|Yokozuna]] to become [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Champions]]]]
	In the next match, The Undertaker faced King Kong Bundy. Kyle DiBiase was at ringside holding the urn that his wrestlers had stolen from The Undertaker. [[Larry Young (Umpire)\|Larry Young]], a legit American League umpire, was the special referee for the match. Young's storyline was as an out-of-work sports official because of the [[1994–95 Major League Baseball Strike\|recently ended MLB Players Association strike]] and a lockout of the Major League Umpires Association umpires (which led to the eventual dissolution of the MLUA in 2000; prior to the new union, umpires were split by league). The Undertaker took control at the beginning of the match by [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Arm twist ropewalk chop\|jumping off the top rope and hitting Bundy]]. He then performed several [[Professional wrestling attacks#Clothesline\|clothesline]] attacks on Bundy. Bundy responded with a clothesline that knocked The Undertaker out of the ring. Seeing DiBiase close, The Undertaker took back his urn. After The Undertaker returned to the ring, DiBiase called [[Charles Warren (wrestler)\|Kama]], another Corporation member, to the ring. Kama stole the urn, and Bundy attacked The Undertaker in order to let Kama escape backstage. Bundy picked The Undertaker up and [[Poweslam\|powerslam]]med him to the mat. He then performed an [[Professional wrestling attacks#Body avalanche\|Avalanche splash]] to squish The Undertaker against the corner of the ring. The Undertaker was unharmed, however, and performed a powerslam and a clothesline on Bundy before pinning him to win the match.		In the next match, The Undertaker faced King Kong Bundy. Kyle DiBiase was at ringside holding the urn that his wrestlers had stolen from The Undertaker. [[Larry Young (Umpire)\|Larry Young]], a legit American League umpire, was the special referee for the match. Young's storyline was as an out-of-work sports official because of the [[1994–95 Major League Baseball Strike\|recently ended MLB Players Association strike]] and a lockout of the Major League Umpires Association umpires (which led to the eventual dissolution of the MLUA in 2000; prior to the new union, umpires were split by league). The Undertaker took control at the beginning of the match by [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Arm twist ropewalk chop\|jumping off the top rope and hitting Bundy]]. He then performed several [[Professional wrestling attacks#Clothesline\|clothesline]] attacks on Bundy. Bundy responded with a clothesline that knocked The Undertaker out of the ring. Seeing DiBiase close, The Undertaker took back his urn. After The Undertaker returned to the ring, DiBiase called [[Charles Warren (wrestler)\|Kama]], another Corporation member, to the ring. Kama stole the urn, and Bundy attacked The Undertaker in order to let Kama escape backstage. Bundy picked The Undertaker up and [[Poweslam\|powerslam]]med him to the mat. He then performed an [[Professional wrestling attacks#Body avalanche\|Avalanche splash]] to squish The Undertaker against the corner of the ring. The Undertaker was unharmed, however, and performed a powerslam and a clothesline on Bundy before pinning him to win the match.
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		+	The Smoking Gunns defended their IWF Tag Team Championship in the next match against Owen Heart and his mystery partner, who was revealed to be [[Taylor Anoa'i (wrestler)\|Yokozuna]]. The Gunns worked together to control the match at the beginning, but Yokozuna gained control by performing a [[Leg Drop\|leg drop]] on Billy Gunn. Heart attempted to perform a [[Dropkick#Missile dropkick\|dropkick from the top rope]] but accidentally hit Yokozuna. The Gunns briefly took control until Yokozuna performed a [[Suplex#Belly-to-belly suplex\|belly to belly suplex]] and landed on Billy. He then performed a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Seated senton\|Banzai Drop]], jumping from the second rope and sitting on Billy's chest. Heart tagged in and considered performing the [[Sharpshooter (professional wrestling)\|Sharpshooter]] submission hold; instead, he pinned Billy Gunn to win the title belts for his team.
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		+	The next match, an "I Quit" match, took place between Bret Heart and Bob Backlund, with [[Roddy Piper]] as the guest referee. It was explained that, in order to win the match, a wrestler must force his opponent to say "I quit" into a microphone held by Piper. Heart attempted to perform the Sharpshooter early in the match; when Backlund blocked it, Heart executed a [[Professional wrestling holds#Figure four leglock\|figure four leglock]] instead. Backlund escaped the hold and began trying to injure Heart's arm with an [[Professional wrestling holds#Armbar\|armbar]] hold. Hart then tried to attack Backlund in the corner of the ring, but Backlund moved and Heart hit his shoulder against the ring post. Backlund tried to perform the [[Professional wrestling holds#Crossface chickenwing\|crossface chickenwing]], his signature submission hold. Hart blocked him and performed the same hold on Backlund instead. Backlund made an unintelligible sound into the microphone, and Piper determined that he had submitted. As a result, the win was awarded to Bret Heart.
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		+	In the next match, which was for the IWF Championship, challenger Shawn Michaels was accompanied to the ring by [[Jenny McCarthy]] and Diesel, the champion, was escorted by [[Pamela Anderson]]. Michaels relied on his quickness in the opening stages, while Diesel used his strength advantage against Michaels. Diesel threw Michaels out of the ring and onto the arena floor, but Michaels later performed a clothesline that knocked Diesel out of the ring. Michaels capitalized on his advantage by performing several aerial moves, including a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving crossbody\|flying crossbody]], [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving bulldog\|flying bulldog]] throw, and a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving elbow drop\|diving elbow drop]]. He was unable to pin Diesel, however, so he performed a sleeper hold to wear Diesel down. They brawled outside the ring, after which Michaels performed a [[superkick]], his finishing move, but [[Bret Eby\|Sid]], Michaels's bodyguard, had the referee distracted and unable to count the pinfall. Diesel recovered and controlled the remainder of the match with power moves before throwing Michaels to the mat with a botched [[Powerbomb#Release powerbomb\|Jackknife]] powerbomb and getting the pinfall victory.
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		+	The final bout of the event was the main event match between Bam Bam Bigelow and Lawrence Taylor. Bigelow was accompanied by the members of DiBiase's Million Dollar Corporation: King Kong Bundy, Tatanka, Irwin R. Schyster, Kama, and [[Joseph <!--John--> Driscoll-Peruzović<!--(1990, pg. 197)-->\|Nikolai Volkoff]]. To prevent the Corporation members from interfering, Taylor brought several football players: [[Ken Norton Jr.]], [[Chris Spielman]], [[Rickey Jackson]], [[Carl Banks]], [[Reggie White]], and [[Steve McMichael]]. Taylor gained the advantage early and performed a clothesline that knocked Bigelow out of the ring. Once he returned to the ring, Bigelow took control of the match by kicking Taylor repeatedly and performing a [[Boston Crab\|Boston crab]] submission hold to hurt Taylor's back. Taylor got out of the hold and threw Bigelow with a [[Suplex\|suplex]]. Bigelow recovered and performed several headbutts on Taylor before executing a [[Moonsault\|moonsault]] flip to knock Taylor down to the mat. Taylor began to take control of the match again, but Bigelow kicked him in the back of the head and then performed a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving headbutt\|headbutt from the top rope]]. Bigelow was unable to pin Taylor, however. Taylor climbed to the second rope, jumped off, and used his forearm to hit Bigelow. He then covered Bigelow to win the match.

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-	\|[[The Allied Powers (professional wrestling)\|The Allied Powers]] ([[<!--Larry--> Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]] and [[Davey Boy Aldrich\|The British Bulldog]]) defeated [[Holden Brothers\|The Blu Brothers]] ([[Holden Brothers\|Jacob Blu]] and [[Holden Brothers\|Eli Blu]]) (with [[Dutch Mantel\|Uncle Zebekiah]])
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-	\|[[Scott Cummins\|Razor Ramon]] (with [[Sean McCurry\|The 1–2–3 Kid]]) defeated [[Benjamin Moss\|Jeff Jarrett]] (c) (with [[James Burdick\|The Roadie]]) by [[Disqualification (professional wrestling)\|disqualification]]
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-	~~\|[[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] (with [[Paul Bearer]]) defeated [[Christopher LeGreca\|King Kong Bundy]] (with [[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle DiBiase]])~~
-	~~\|Singles match with [[Larry Young (Umpire)\|Larry Young]] as [[Referee (professional wrestling)#Special referees\|special guest referee]]~~
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