IWE Extreme Rules (2011) - Revision history

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	The following match was a [[Hardcore Wrestling\|no disqualification, no countout]], [[Loser Leaves Town Match\|Loser Leaves IWE match]] featuring [[Victoria Lehr\|Victoria]] and [[Amanda Johnson]]. The match started with Johnson attacking Victoria during her entrance routine. Johnson was then able to hit the [[Facebuster#Belly to back inverted mat slam\|Faithbreaker]], but her pin was reversed by Victoria into a [[Crucifix\|crucifix]] for the win. After the match, the debuting [[Tessa Smith\|Kharma]] attacked Johnson, hitting her with an [[Facebuster#Lifting double underhook facebuster\|Implant Buster]].		The following match was a [[Hardcore Wrestling\|no disqualification, no countout]], [[Loser Leaves Town Match\|Loser Leaves IWE match]] featuring [[Victoria Lehr\|Victoria]] and [[Amanda Johnson]]. The match started with Johnson attacking Victoria during her entrance routine. Johnson was then able to hit the [[Facebuster#Belly to back inverted mat slam\|Faithbreaker]], but her pin was reversed by Victoria into a [[Crucifix\|crucifix]] for the win. After the match, the debuting [[Tessa Smith\|Kharma]] attacked Johnson, hitting her with an [[Facebuster#Lifting double underhook facebuster\|Implant Buster]].

-	The next match was for the vacant [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)\|World Heayweight Championship]] featuring [[Khristian]] and [[Justin Marlen\|Alberto Del Rio]] in a [[Ladder Match\|ladder match]]. The first big spot of the match came when Khristian backdropped Del Rio onto a ladder. After a back and forth match, Del Rio was able to hit an enzuigiri on Khristian, knocking him off the top rope. Del Rio then attempted to free the championship, but was unsuccessful. About sixteen minutes into the match, Khristian used a [[Spear\|spear]] on Del Rio as a tribute to his fellow wrestler and long time friend [Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] who was recently forced to retire due to a spinal injury. After Khristian was about to unhook the championship, [[Aaron Jewels]] ran down to ringside, preventing Khristian from winning the match. Jewels was busted open after taking a shot from a ladder and then thrown to the outside by Khristian. After this, Del Rio applied the cross armbreaker on Khristian and began scaling the ladder. However, Del Rio was distracted by a car horn coming from the retired [[Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] who was in a jeep. Khristian took advantage of this and knocked Del Rio off the ladder onto Aaron Jewels and [[Ricardo Rodriguez\|Ricardo Rodriguez]] at ringside. Khristian went on to unhook the World Heavyweight Championship and become the eleventh [[Grand Slam Championship\|Grand Slam Champion]] in IWE history. Edge then celebrated in the ring with Khristian to congratulate him.	+	The next match was for the vacant [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)\|World Heayweight Championship]] featuring [[Khristian]] and [[Justin Marlen\|Alberto Del Rio]] in a [[Ladder Match\|ladder match]]. The first big spot of the match came when Khristian backdropped Del Rio onto a ladder. After a back and forth match, Del Rio was able to hit an enzuigiri on Khristian, knocking him off the top rope. Del Rio then attempted to free the championship, but was unsuccessful. About sixteen minutes into the match, Khristian used a [[Spear\|spear]] on Del Rio as a tribute to his fellow wrestler and long time friend [[Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] who was recently forced to retire due to a spinal injury. After Khristian was about to unhook the championship, [[Aaron Jewels]] ran down to ringside, preventing Khristian from winning the match. Jewels was busted open after taking a shot from a ladder and then thrown to the outside by Khristian. After this, Del Rio applied the cross armbreaker on Khristian and began scaling the ladder. However, Del Rio was distracted by a car horn coming from the retired [[Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] who was in a jeep. Khristian took advantage of this and knocked Del Rio off the ladder onto Aaron Jewels and [[Ricardo Rodriguez\|Ricardo Rodriguez]] at ringside. Khristian went on to unhook the World Heavyweight Championship and become the eleventh [[Grand Slam Championship\|Grand Slam Champion]] in IWE history. Edge then celebrated in the ring with Khristian to congratulate him.

	The next match was for the [[IWE Tag Team Championship]] which featured [[The Corre]] ([[Daniel Gonzalez]] and [[Russell Dalton]]) against [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]] and [[Marc Beltran\|Big Show]] in a lumberjack match. The finish came after Barrett tagged himself in once Dalton had Show down. After this, Gonzalez was caught by Big Show and then hit with a chokeslam for the win.		The next match was for the [[IWE Tag Team Championship]] which featured [[The Corre]] ([[Daniel Gonzalez]] and [[Russell Dalton]]) against [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]] and [[Marc Beltran\|Big Show]] in a lumberjack match. The finish came after Barrett tagged himself in once Dalton had Show down. After this, Gonzalez was caught by Big Show and then hit with a chokeslam for the win.

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	\|<small>[[Ladder Match\|Ladder match]] for the vacant [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)\|World Heavyweight Championship]] </small>		\|<small>[[Ladder Match\|Ladder match]] for the vacant [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)\|World Heavyweight Championship]] </small>
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Results

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-	\|<small>[[Khristian]] defeated [[Justin Marlen]] (with [[Ricardo Rodriguez\|Ricardo Rodriguez]] and [[Aaron Jewels]]) </small>	+	\|<small>[[Khristian]] defeated [[Justin Marlen\|Alberto Del Rio]] (with [[Ricardo Rodriguez\|Ricardo Rodriguez]] and [[Aaron Jewels]]) </small>
	\|<small>[[Ladder Match\|Ladder match]] for the vacant [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)\|World Heavyweight Championship]] </small>		\|<small>[[Ladder Match\|Ladder match]] for the vacant [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)\|World Heavyweight Championship]] </small>
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-	\|<small>[[Dustin Simpson]] defeated [[Joe Smith]] (c) and [[Joe Linderman]]	+	\|<small>[[Dustin Simpson]] defeated [[Joe Smith\|The Miz]] (c) and [[Joe Linderman]]
	\|<small>Triple Threat [[Steel Cage Match\|Steel Cage match]] for the [[IWE Championship]]		\|<small>Triple Threat [[Steel Cage Match\|Steel Cage match]] for the [[IWE Championship]]
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	===Main event matches===		===Main event matches===
		+	The following match was a [[Hardcore Wrestling\|no disqualification, no countout]], [[Loser Leaves Town Match\|Loser Leaves IWE match]] featuring [[Victoria Lehr\|Victoria]] and [[Amanda Johnson]]. The match started with Johnson attacking Victoria during her entrance routine. Johnson was then able to hit the [[Facebuster#Belly to back inverted mat slam\|Faithbreaker]], but her pin was reversed by Victoria into a [[Crucifix\|crucifix]] for the win. After the match, the debuting [[Tessa Smith\|Kharma]] attacked Johnson, hitting her with an [[Facebuster#Lifting double underhook facebuster\|Implant Buster]].
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		+	The next match was for the vacant [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)\|World Heayweight Championship]] featuring [[Khristian]] and [[Justin Marlen\|Alberto Del Rio]] in a [[Ladder Match\|ladder match]]. The first big spot of the match came when Khristian backdropped Del Rio onto a ladder. After a back and forth match, Del Rio was able to hit an enzuigiri on Khristian, knocking him off the top rope. Del Rio then attempted to free the championship, but was unsuccessful. About sixteen minutes into the match, Khristian used a [[Spear\|spear]] on Del Rio as a tribute to his fellow wrestler and long time friend [Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] who was recently forced to retire due to a spinal injury. After Khristian was about to unhook the championship, [[Aaron Jewels]] ran down to ringside, preventing Khristian from winning the match. Jewels was busted open after taking a shot from a ladder and then thrown to the outside by Khristian. After this, Del Rio applied the cross armbreaker on Khristian and began scaling the ladder. However, Del Rio was distracted by a car horn coming from the retired [[Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] who was in a jeep. Khristian took advantage of this and knocked Del Rio off the ladder onto Aaron Jewels and [[Ricardo Rodriguez\|Ricardo Rodriguez]] at ringside. Khristian went on to unhook the World Heavyweight Championship and become the eleventh [[Grand Slam Championship\|Grand Slam Champion]] in IWE history. Edge then celebrated in the ring with Khristian to congratulate him.
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		+	The next match was for the [[IWE Tag Team Championship]] which featured [[The Corre]] ([[Daniel Gonzalez]] and [[Russell Dalton]]) against [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]] and [[Marc Beltran\|Big Show]] in a lumberjack match. The finish came after Barrett tagged himself in once Dalton had Show down. After this, Gonzalez was caught by Big Show and then hit with a chokeslam for the win.
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		+	The last match of the night was a [[Cages\|steel cage]] [[Basic non-elimination Matches\|triple threat match]] for the [[IWE Championship]] featuring [[Dustin Simpson]], [[Joe Linderman]] and [[Joe Smith\|The Miz]]. The match started with Linderman and Simpson teaming up against The Miz. Simpson nailed a [[Diving Bulldog\|diving bulldog]] on the Miz from the top rope, while Linderman tried to escape the cage, only to be stopped by Simpson. As Linderman made another attempt to escape, The Miz stopped him. Simpson hit the [[Fist Drop\|Five Knuckle Shuffle]] on Linderman, but The Miz nailed Dustin Simpson with the [[Facebuster#Full nelson facebuster\|Skull Crushing Finale]]. The Miz tried to climb the cage but was, again, teamed up on by Linderman and Simpson as they hit The Miz with a [[Double Suplex\|double suplex]] from the top of the cage. Linderman then tried a variation of the [[Springboard\|flying]] [[Roundhouse Kick\|chuck]] using the cage wall instead of the ropes, aiming for Simpson, but hit The Miz instead. Simpson hit a huge [[Powerslam#Standing moonsault side slam\|standing moonsault side slam]] on Simpson, but after that was powerbombed into the steel cage wall by The Miz. Simpson then applied the [[professional wrestling holds#STF\|STF]] on The Miz as he tried exiting the ring by the door, but Linderman climbed the cage and shut the door, which nailed The Miz on the head. Simpson then pushes Linderman who landed on the door on his groin. Back in the ring, The Miz hit a [[DDT#Snap DDT\|Swift DDT]] on Simpson, and hit a [[Big boot\|running boot]] as well. As Linderman tried to escape the cage, both Simpson and The Miz tried to stop him, but Morrison hit the [[moonsault#split legged moonsault\|Starship]] [[moonsault#Corkscrew moonsault\|Pain]] from the top of the cage. Later in the match, Morrison was about to escape the cage to win the IWE Championship, when [[Blake Wheeler\|B-Truth]] came to ringside and took Linderman out with a [[High Knee\|running knee]]. He then took Linderman back into the ring and began repeatedly hitting him, finally ending the assault with the [[Facebuster#Leaping reverse STO\|What's Up]]. Truth went on to deliver a [[Corkscrew\|Truth]] [[Scissor Kick\|Axe]] on Simpson before symbolically climbing over the cage. The match ended as Simpson delivered a massive [[Fireman's Carry Takeover\|Attitude Adjustment]] on The Miz from the top rope for the pinfall victory, winning him his eighth IWE Championship (tying the record for most IWE Title wins with Triple K) and tenth world championship overall.

	==Reception==		==Reception==

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	Before the second match, in a backstage segment, the general manager of SmackDown [[Theodore Long]] informed [[Kevin Farrelly\|Sheamus]] that he would be defending the [[IWE United States Championship]] against [[Jose Serrano]] in a [[Tables Match\|tables match]]. In the match, both Superstars managed to avoid hitting the tables for quite some time. Sheamus hit the [[Bicycle kick\|Brogue Kick]] and Serrano nailed the [[540 Kick\|Trouble in Paradise]] (both moves being signature moves of each wrestler), but they both managed to not go through the tables. Serrano was finally successful in winning the United States Championship after putting Sheamus through a table with a [[Leg Drop#Double leg drop\|Boom Drop]] off the top rope, winning his second United States Championship and taking the title back to Raw.		Before the second match, in a backstage segment, the general manager of SmackDown [[Theodore Long]] informed [[Kevin Farrelly\|Sheamus]] that he would be defending the [[IWE United States Championship]] against [[Jose Serrano]] in a [[Tables Match\|tables match]]. In the match, both Superstars managed to avoid hitting the tables for quite some time. Sheamus hit the [[Bicycle kick\|Brogue Kick]] and Serrano nailed the [[540 Kick\|Trouble in Paradise]] (both moves being signature moves of each wrestler), but they both managed to not go through the tables. Serrano was finally successful in winning the United States Championship after putting Sheamus through a table with a [[Leg Drop#Double leg drop\|Boom Drop]] off the top rope, winning his second United States Championship and taking the title back to Raw.
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		+	The following match was a [[Tag Team Match\|tag team]] [[Strap Match\|Country Whipping match]] featuring [[Michael Cole]] and [[Jack Swagger]] against [[IWE Hall of Fame]]rs, [[Jerry Lawler]] and [[Jim Ross]]. Wilson and Cole dominated the match early on until Lawler made the hot tag to Ross. After taking Cole down, Ross locked in the [[Ankle lock\|AnCole lock]] in an attempt to make Cole tap out. However, Wilson entered the ring and pulled Ross off of Cole. Ross answered with a [[Low Blow\|low blow]] on Wilson, but was then rolled up by Cole for the win.
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		+	The next match pitted [[Mark Semmler]] and [[Scott Wright, Jr.\|Scott Wright]] against one another in a [[Falls Count Anywhere Match\|Falls Count Anywhere match]]. The first big spot of this match was Wright running off the entrance ramp and executing a [[Seated Senton\|seated senton]] on Semmler. The brawl then headed into the arena's concourse where Wright tackled Semmler into a stand. After getting back inside the arena, Semmler [[Hip Toss\|hip tossed]] Wright over a barricade onto the padded floor outside the ring. The finish came when Wright spit [[Asian Mist\|mist]] into Semmler's face, followed by the [[Tiger Feint Kick\|619]] and a [[Springboard\|Springboard]] [[Splash\|splash]] for the pin.

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

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	===Preliminary matches===		===Preliminary matches===
	The first televised match of the night saw [[Justin Eldridge]] taking on [[Kevin McAlmond]] in a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing Match]]. While Eldridge made his way to the ring with the members of [[The Nexus\|The New Nexus]], the anonymous Raw general manager declared that the members of The New Nexus were banned from ringside. After a back and forth match for quite some time, Eldridge brought in kendo sticks and the two proceeded to beat one another with them. After both men abandoned the use of the kendo sticks, Eldridge threw McAlmond into the exposed metal turnbuckle. The match then spilled to the matted area around the ring where McAlmond delivered a PowerSlam. At approximately ten minutes into the match, Eldridge executed a [[Go 2 Sleep\|GTS]] on McAlmond who barely managed to answer the referee's count. The match was moved back into the ring where Punk delivered a slam to McAlmond on top of a chair hoping to knock the man out and win the match to no such luck. Kevin retaliated by hitting Eldridge with the [[Cutter#Jumping cutter\|RKO]], but Eldridge managed to answer the ref's call. After going outside of the ring again, Eldridge put a chair around McAlmond's neck and drove him into the ring post. McAlmond then nailed Eldridge with an RKO on the announce table, with Eldridge again managing to get to his feet before the count of ten. Eldridge then hit McAlmond with a variation of the GTS on the steel steps. Back in the ring, Eldridge ascended to the top rope only to be caught by Orton, who repeatedly hit him with a kendo stick. After abandoning the kendo stick, McAlmond managed to hit Eldridge with a third and final RKO from the top rope. Eldridge could not answer the count following the blow, and the referee declared McAlmond the winner.		The first televised match of the night saw [[Justin Eldridge]] taking on [[Kevin McAlmond]] in a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing Match]]. While Eldridge made his way to the ring with the members of [[The Nexus\|The New Nexus]], the anonymous Raw general manager declared that the members of The New Nexus were banned from ringside. After a back and forth match for quite some time, Eldridge brought in kendo sticks and the two proceeded to beat one another with them. After both men abandoned the use of the kendo sticks, Eldridge threw McAlmond into the exposed metal turnbuckle. The match then spilled to the matted area around the ring where McAlmond delivered a PowerSlam. At approximately ten minutes into the match, Eldridge executed a [[Go 2 Sleep\|GTS]] on McAlmond who barely managed to answer the referee's count. The match was moved back into the ring where Punk delivered a slam to McAlmond on top of a chair hoping to knock the man out and win the match to no such luck. Kevin retaliated by hitting Eldridge with the [[Cutter#Jumping cutter\|RKO]], but Eldridge managed to answer the ref's call. After going outside of the ring again, Eldridge put a chair around McAlmond's neck and drove him into the ring post. McAlmond then nailed Eldridge with an RKO on the announce table, with Eldridge again managing to get to his feet before the count of ten. Eldridge then hit McAlmond with a variation of the GTS on the steel steps. Back in the ring, Eldridge ascended to the top rope only to be caught by Orton, who repeatedly hit him with a kendo stick. After abandoning the kendo stick, McAlmond managed to hit Eldridge with a third and final RKO from the top rope. Eldridge could not answer the count following the blow, and the referee declared McAlmond the winner.
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		+	Before the second match, in a backstage segment, the general manager of SmackDown [[Theodore Long]] informed [[Kevin Farrelly\|Sheamus]] that he would be defending the [[IWE United States Championship]] against [[Jose Serrano]] in a [[Tables Match\|tables match]]. In the match, both Superstars managed to avoid hitting the tables for quite some time. Sheamus hit the [[Bicycle kick\|Brogue Kick]] and Serrano nailed the [[540 Kick\|Trouble in Paradise]] (both moves being signature moves of each wrestler), but they both managed to not go through the tables. Serrano was finally successful in winning the United States Championship after putting Sheamus through a table with a [[Leg Drop#Double leg drop\|Boom Drop]] off the top rope, winning his second United States Championship and taking the title back to Raw.

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

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Preliminary matches

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	===Preliminary matches===		===Preliminary matches===
		+	The first televised match of the night saw [[Justin Eldridge]] taking on [[Kevin McAlmond]] in a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing Match]]. While Eldridge made his way to the ring with the members of [[The Nexus\|The New Nexus]], the anonymous Raw general manager declared that the members of The New Nexus were banned from ringside. After a back and forth match for quite some time, Eldridge brought in kendo sticks and the two proceeded to beat one another with them. After both men abandoned the use of the kendo sticks, Eldridge threw McAlmond into the exposed metal turnbuckle. The match then spilled to the matted area around the ring where McAlmond delivered a PowerSlam. At approximately ten minutes into the match, Eldridge executed a [[Go 2 Sleep\|GTS]] on McAlmond who barely managed to answer the referee's count. The match was moved back into the ring where Punk delivered a slam to McAlmond on top of a chair hoping to knock the man out and win the match to no such luck. Kevin retaliated by hitting Eldridge with the [[Cutter#Jumping cutter\|RKO]], but Eldridge managed to answer the ref's call. After going outside of the ring again, Eldridge put a chair around McAlmond's neck and drove him into the ring post. McAlmond then nailed Eldridge with an RKO on the announce table, with Eldridge again managing to get to his feet before the count of ten. Eldridge then hit McAlmond with a variation of the GTS on the steel steps. Back in the ring, Eldridge ascended to the top rope only to be caught by Orton, who repeatedly hit him with a kendo stick. After abandoning the kendo stick, McAlmond managed to hit Eldridge with a third and final RKO from the top rope. Eldridge could not answer the count following the blow, and the referee declared McAlmond the winner.

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

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	==Event==		==Event==
	===Pre-show===		===Pre-show===
		+	Before the event aired, a [[Dark Natch\|dark match]] took place. In this non-televised match, [[Mystico\|Sin Cara]] defeated [[Tyson Booth]] after a [[Moonsault#Moonsault slam\|moonsault side slam]].

	===Preliminary matches===		===Preliminary matches===

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Background

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	==Background==		==Background==
		+	''See also: Professional wrestling''
		+	Extreme Rules featured professional wrestling matches that involved different wrestlers from pre-existing feuds, plots, and storylines which were played out on IWE's primary television programs. Wrestlers portrayed [[Heel\|villains]] or [[Face\|heroes]] as they followed a series of events that built tension and culminated in a wrestling match or series of matches.
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		+	[[Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] was originally scheduled to defend his [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)\|World Heavyweight Championship]] against [[Justin Marlen\|Alberto Del Rio]] in a ladder match. However, Edge announced that he is forced to retire on the April 11th episode of ''Raw'' due to being diagnosed with [[cervical spinal stenosis]] stemming from his neck injury. Edge vacated the World Heavyweight Championship on the April 15th episode of ''Smackdown'' and the match was scrapped. It was later announced the winner of a 20-man [[Battle Royal Match\|battle royal]] would face Alberto in the ladder match; Edge's best friend in both the storyline and real life, [[Khristian]], won the right to face Del Rio for the title. In the interim, Del Rio was drafted to Raw in the [[IWE Draft (2011)\|2011 IWE Draft]].
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		+	On the April 11th edition of Monday Night Raw there was a 5-man gauntlet match which would decide the number one contender to face [[Joe Smith\|The Miz]] for the [[IWE Championship]]. This match featured [[Dustin Simpson]], [[Kevin McAlmond]], [[Joe Linderman]], [[Blake Wheeler\|B-Truth]] and [[Nick Kessler]]. The last two men in the final round were Dustin Simpson and B-Truth. After an interference from The Miz and [[Brian Riley\|Alex Riley]] the match was resulted in a double disqualification, which would then lead to the anonymous Raw general manager stating that both Dustin Simpson and B-Truth would compete for the IWE Championship against The Miz in a Triple Threat match. On the April 18 edition of ''Raw'', Joe Linderman challenged B-Truth for Truth's spot in the match and won the opportunity, but Truth turned [[Heel\|heel]] and attacked Linderman after the match. Later in the night, it was revealed that the match would be contested inside a steel cage.
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		+	An ongoing feud involves ''Raw'' commentators [[Michael Cole]] and [[Jerry Lawler]]. At [[IWE WrestleMania 27\|WrestleMania XXVII]], Lawler made Cole submit to the ankle lock, but the anonymous Raw General Manager reversed special guest referee [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson]]'s decision, thus making Cole the winner via disqualification. On the April 11 episode of ''Raw'', Lawler defeated Cole's trainer, [[Charlie Wilson]], allowing him to announce that he would team up with his former broadcast partner, [[Jim Ross]], to face Cole and Wilson at Extreme Rules. Two weeks later, the Raw General Manager declared that the teams would face each other in a [[Strap Mtch\|Country Whipping match]].
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		+	Another feud from the SmackDown brand is between [[Victoria Lehr\|Victoria]] and [[Amanda Johnson]], formerly known together as [[LehrSon]]. Dissension between the two divas started on the April 8 edition of ''SmackDown'' when Amanda refused to tag Victoria in a tag team match against [[Chandra Denney]] and [[Kelly Kelly]]. Also, tension grew since they failed to get back the [[IWE Divas Championship]] several times and lost a six person tag-team match in [[IWE WrestleMania 27\|WrestleMania XXVII]] against [[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]], [[Joe Linderman]], and [[Nicole Polizzi\|Snooki]] from [[Jersey Shore (TV Series)\|Jersey Shore]]. The following two weeks, the two attended couple's therapy sessions, but the latter session ended with Amanda attacking Victoria, solidifying their break up. During the [[IWE Draft (2011)\|2011 IWE Draft]], after Victoria lost her match against [[Nicole Bergman\|Nicole]], she attacked Amanda for distracting her. On the April 29 edition of ''SmackDown'', after fighting to a double count-out in their match, Victoria and Amanda agreed to have a No Count-out, No Disqualification match at Extreme Rules with the loser leaving IWE.
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		+	Another feud between Raw and SmackDown is [[Scott Wright, Jr.\|Scott Wright]] and [[Mark Semmler]]. At WrestleMania XXVII, Mark Semmler defeated Scott Wright by using Wright's knee brace, then the following Cross Rhodes. On the April 22 edition of Friday Night SmackDown, Semmler and Wright would have a rematch; however, Wright defeated Semmler. After the match, Semmler attacked Wright from behind, performed a Cross Rhodes on a concrete floor, and puts a paper bag on Wright. It was announced that Wrighto would face Semmler in a Falls Count Anywhere match at Extreme Rules. At the [[IWE Draft (2012)\|2011 IWE Draft]], Wright would be drafted from SmackDown to Raw.
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		+	Two matches were added to the card during the event. SmackDown General Manager [[Theodore Long]] added a bonus match between [[Kevin Farrelly\|Sheamus]] and [[Jose Serrano]] for the [[IWE United States Championship]]. Also a [[Lumberjack Match\|Lumberjack match]] featuring the [[IWE Tag Team Championship\|IWE Tag Team Champions]], [[Marc Beltran\|Big Show]] and [[Glenn McALmond\|Kane]] against [[The Corre]] ([[Daniel Gonzalez]] and [[Russell Dalton]]) was added.

	==Event==		==Event==

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	\| align="center" colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:150%;" \| <span style="color: #000000;">'''Extreme Rules (2011)'''</span><br>		\| align="center" colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:150%;" \| <span style="color: #000000;">'''Extreme Rules (2011)'''</span><br>
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	The following match was a [[Hardcore Wrestling\|no disqualification, no countout]], [[Loser Leaves Town Match\|Loser Leaves IWE match]] featuring [[Victoria Lehr\|Victoria]] and [[Amanda Johnson]]. The match started with Johnson attacking Victoria during her entrance routine. Johnson was then able to hit the [[Facebuster#Belly to back inverted mat slam\|Faithbreaker]], but her pin was reversed by Victoria into a [[Crucifix\|crucifix]] for the win. After the match, the debuting [[Tessa Smith\|Kharma]] attacked Johnson, hitting her with an [[Facebuster#Lifting double underhook facebuster\|Implant Buster]].		The following match was a [[Hardcore Wrestling\|no disqualification, no countout]], [[Loser Leaves Town Match\|Loser Leaves IWE match]] featuring [[Victoria Lehr\|Victoria]] and [[Amanda Johnson]]. The match started with Johnson attacking Victoria during her entrance routine. Johnson was then able to hit the [[Facebuster#Belly to back inverted mat slam\|Faithbreaker]], but her pin was reversed by Victoria into a [[Crucifix\|crucifix]] for the win. After the match, the debuting [[Tessa Smith\|Kharma]] attacked Johnson, hitting her with an [[Facebuster#Lifting double underhook facebuster\|Implant Buster]].

-	The next match was for the vacant [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)\|World Heayweight Championship]] featuring [[Khristian]] and [[Justin Marlen\|Alberto Del Rio]] in a [[Ladder Match\|ladder match]]. The first big spot of the match came when Khristian backdropped Del Rio onto a ladder. After a back and forth match, Del Rio was able to hit an enzuigiri on Khristian, knocking him off the top rope. Del Rio then attempted to free the championship, but was unsuccessful. About sixteen minutes into the match, Khristian used a [[Spear\|spear]] on Del Rio as a tribute to his fellow wrestler and long time friend [Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] who was recently forced to retire due to a spinal injury. After Khristian was about to unhook the championship, [[Aaron Jewels]] ran down to ringside, preventing Khristian from winning the match. Jewels was busted open after taking a shot from a ladder and then thrown to the outside by Khristian. After this, Del Rio applied the cross armbreaker on Khristian and began scaling the ladder. However, Del Rio was distracted by a car horn coming from the retired [[Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] who was in a jeep. Khristian took advantage of this and knocked Del Rio off the ladder onto Aaron Jewels and [[Ricardo Rodriguez\|Ricardo Rodriguez]] at ringside. Khristian went on to unhook the World Heavyweight Championship and become the eleventh [[Grand Slam Championship\|Grand Slam Champion]] in IWE history. Edge then celebrated in the ring with Khristian to congratulate him.	+	The next match was for the vacant [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)\|World Heayweight Championship]] featuring [[Khristian]] and [[Justin Marlen\|Alberto Del Rio]] in a [[Ladder Match\|ladder match]]. The first big spot of the match came when Khristian backdropped Del Rio onto a ladder. After a back and forth match, Del Rio was able to hit an enzuigiri on Khristian, knocking him off the top rope. Del Rio then attempted to free the championship, but was unsuccessful. About sixteen minutes into the match, Khristian used a [[Spear\|spear]] on Del Rio as a tribute to his fellow wrestler and long time friend [[Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] who was recently forced to retire due to a spinal injury. After Khristian was about to unhook the championship, [[Aaron Jewels]] ran down to ringside, preventing Khristian from winning the match. Jewels was busted open after taking a shot from a ladder and then thrown to the outside by Khristian. After this, Del Rio applied the cross armbreaker on Khristian and began scaling the ladder. However, Del Rio was distracted by a car horn coming from the retired [[Kevin Adams Copeland\|Edge]] who was in a jeep. Khristian took advantage of this and knocked Del Rio off the ladder onto Aaron Jewels and [[Ricardo Rodriguez\|Ricardo Rodriguez]] at ringside. Khristian went on to unhook the World Heavyweight Championship and become the eleventh [[Grand Slam Championship\|Grand Slam Champion]] in IWE history. Edge then celebrated in the ring with Khristian to congratulate him.

	The next match was for the [[IWE Tag Team Championship]] which featured [[The Corre]] ([[Daniel Gonzalez]] and [[Russell Dalton]]) against [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]] and [[Marc Beltran\|Big Show]] in a lumberjack match. The finish came after Barrett tagged himself in once Dalton had Show down. After this, Gonzalez was caught by Big Show and then hit with a chokeslam for the win.		The next match was for the [[IWE Tag Team Championship]] which featured [[The Corre]] ([[Daniel Gonzalez]] and [[Russell Dalton]]) against [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]] and [[Marc Beltran\|Big Show]] in a lumberjack match. The finish came after Barrett tagged himself in once Dalton had Show down. After this, Gonzalez was caught by Big Show and then hit with a chokeslam for the win.