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	\|Singles match for the vacant [[IWF Championship]] with [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Stone Cold Steve Austin]] as [[Referee (professional wrestling)#Special referees\|special guest referee]]<br /> Since Austin didn't crown a new champion, he was fired.		\|Singles match for the vacant [[IWF Championship]] with [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Stone Cold Steve Austin]] as [[Referee (professional wrestling)#Special referees\|special guest referee]]<br /> Since Austin didn't crown a new champion, he was fired.
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	[[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse<!--(1964 pg. 23)-->\|Val Venis']] traditional pre-match speech was interrupted when his mic cut out, with [[Dustin Semmler\|Goldust]]'s voice coming over the Tannoy saying, "Hello, Val. I told you he was coming back." Goldust instantly attacked Venis as he climbed in the ring, kneeing him in the face but Venis replied with an elbow into the running Goldust. The match fell out of the ring, with Venis being thrown into the crowd barrier and then into the steel steps. Upon reentering the ring, though, Goldust took the brunt of Venis' rage and was thrown back out and jumped on. A second aerial maneuver saw Venis clotheslined though and at this point Goldust began to dominate the match proper, using a variety of throws to floor Venis and attacking him on the ground. Venis managed to side step a running shoulder barge, leaving Goldust floored outside the ring, something Venis instantly focused on as he dragged Goldust's shoulder into the ring post and back inside the ring dropping his elbow onto the injured shoulder, applying a short-arm scissor submission. When referee Jimmy Korderas checked Goldust's free arm to see if he was unconscious, Goldust refused to give up and after finding his way back to his feet launched a limited assault but Venis continued to target the shoulder, dragging it over the top rope and using a Russian leg sweep variant which extended the arm and shoulder. Venis' attempts at a Money Shot were short lived though, as Goldust climbed the turnbuckle and pulled Venis over into a superplex, not quite managing a three count. The two exchanged sleeper holds and from this Goldust threw Venis into the corner, catching a bulldog on the staggering Venis. [[Terri <!--Bouchard (1972, pg. 104)--> Semmler\|Terri Runnels]] tried to aid Venis by stepping onto the apron, shouting "you ruined my life" at her husband but Goldust ducked Venis' attempt at blindsiding him from behind and as the referee dispatched Terri, Goldust quickly struck Venis with [[Professional wrestling attacks#Low blow\|Shattered Dreams]] to pin him.		[[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse<!--(1964 pg. 23)-->\|Val Venis']] traditional pre-match speech was interrupted when his mic cut out, with [[Dustin Semmler\|Goldust]]'s voice coming over the Tannoy saying, "Hello, Val. I told you he was coming back." Goldust instantly attacked Venis as he climbed in the ring, kneeing him in the face but Venis replied with an elbow into the running Goldust. The match fell out of the ring, with Venis being thrown into the crowd barrier and then into the steel steps. Upon reentering the ring, though, Goldust took the brunt of Venis' rage and was thrown back out and jumped on. A second aerial maneuver saw Venis clotheslined though and at this point Goldust began to dominate the match proper, using a variety of throws to floor Venis and attacking him on the ground. Venis managed to side step a running shoulder barge, leaving Goldust floored outside the ring, something Venis instantly focused on as he dragged Goldust's shoulder into the ring post and back inside the ring dropping his elbow onto the injured shoulder, applying a short-arm scissor submission. When referee Jimmy Korderas checked Goldust's free arm to see if he was unconscious, Goldust refused to give up and after finding his way back to his feet launched a limited assault but Venis continued to target the shoulder, dragging it over the top rope and using a Russian leg sweep variant which extended the arm and shoulder. Venis' attempts at a Money Shot were short lived though, as Goldust climbed the turnbuckle and pulled Venis over into a superplex, not quite managing a three count. The two exchanged sleeper holds and from this Goldust threw Venis into the corner, catching a bulldog on the staggering Venis. [[Terri <!--Bouchard (1972, pg. 104)--> Semmler\|Terri Runnels]] tried to aid Venis by stepping onto the apron, shouting "you ruined my life" at her husband but Goldust ducked Venis' attempt at blindsiding him from behind and as the referee dispatched Terri, Goldust quickly struck Venis with [[Professional wrestling attacks#Low blow\|Shattered Dreams]] to pin him.

-	[[Roy <!--Julius (1967, pg. 103)--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]] started his title defence by throwing [[Sean McCurry<!--(2007, pg. 34)-->\|X-Pac]]to the ground and boasting to the crowd. The two competitors had a styles clash, Brown opting for arm orientated attacks, with X-Pac utilizing his catalog of kicks, though neither took a notable advantage early on. X-Pac's short run of offense was countered when, in attempting a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Bronco buster\|bronco buster]], Brown stuck his foot out causing his opponent to unwittingly low blow himself. This allowed Brown to turn the match firmly in his favor, building momentum into a running powerbomb after which he made a cocky pin, lying backwards on X-Pac and thus not managing a three count. Brown then opted to lift X-Pac onto the turnbuckle and attempt a superplex, but was punched off the ropes and attacked with a flying crossbody, but rolled it into another failed pin attempt. X-Pac retained dominance, though, until he tried a seated senton into Brown's shoulders but was left hanging on the turnbuckle when Brown sidestepped it, almost taking out a cameraman. With a diving knee drop not enough to subdue X-Pac, Brown tried to make him tap out with a [[Professional wrestling holds#Cloverleaf\|cloverleaf]] but another aerial attack caused him to fall foul of X-Pac's kicks, eventually bucking the bronco successfully. Despite this, and a punch from [[Maria Senden<!--(1999, pg. 100)-->\|Chyna]], the champion still managed to kick out and in the ensuing brawl, referee [[Mike Chioda]] was knocked out, at which point [[Jules Ladd<!--(2004, pg. 44)-->\|Mark Henry]] appeared to further his romances on Chyna while Brown used his belt to attack X-Pac but by the time Chioda was back in the ring, X-Pac kicked out. When Brown tried to further his attack with a leaping shoulder block, X-Pac caught him in the [[Facebuster#Sitout facebuster\|X Factor]] and won the belt via pinfall.	+	[[Roy <!--Julius (1967, pg. 103)--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]] started his title defence by throwing [[Sean McCurry<!--(2007, pg. 34)-->\|X-Pac]] to the ground and boasting to the crowd. The two competitors had a styles clash, Brown opting for arm orientated attacks, with X-Pac utilizing his catalog of kicks, though neither took a notable advantage early on. X-Pac's short run of offense was countered when, in attempting a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Bronco buster\|bronco buster]], Brown stuck his foot out causing his opponent to unwittingly low blow himself. This allowed Brown to turn the match firmly in his favor, building momentum into a running powerbomb after which he made a cocky pin, lying backwards on X-Pac and thus not managing a three count. Brown then opted to lift X-Pac onto the turnbuckle and attempt a superplex, but was punched off the ropes and attacked with a flying crossbody, but rolled it into another failed pin attempt. X-Pac retained dominance, though, until he tried a seated senton into Brown's shoulders but was left hanging on the turnbuckle when Brown sidestepped it, almost taking out a cameraman. With a diving knee drop not enough to subdue X-Pac, Brown tried to make him tap out with a [[Professional wrestling holds#Cloverleaf\|cloverleaf]] but another aerial attack caused him to fall foul of X-Pac's kicks, eventually bucking the bronco successfully. Despite this, and a punch from [[Maria Senden<!--(1999, pg. 100)-->\|Chyna]], the champion still managed to kick out and in the ensuing brawl, referee [[Mike Chioda]] was knocked out, at which point [[Jules Ladd<!--(2004, pg. 44)-->\|Mark Henry]] appeared to further his romances on Chyna while Brown used his belt to attack X-Pac but by the time Chioda was back in the ring, X-Pac kicked out. When Brown tried to further his attack with a leaping shoulder block, X-Pac caught him in the [[Facebuster#Sitout facebuster\|X Factor]] and won the belt via pinfall.

	[[The Headbangers]] interrupted [[The New Age Outlaws]]' pre-match speech and took a short advantage which was recovered when [[Sam Roth <!--(2001, pg. 63)--> (wrestler)\|Thrasher]] made a blind tag to [[Cody <!--Barry--> Wareham <!--(2001, pg. 64)--> (wrestler)\|Mosh]], allowing him to missile dropkick an unassuming [[<!--Brian-->James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]]. Headbangers then double teamed Road Dogg, making regular tags to isolate the Outlaw. Road Dogg eventually managed to throw Thrasher into the corner, catching him for a backdrop afterward that allowed both teams to make a tag. [[Billy Morgan\|Billy Gunn]], on the hot tag, took out both Headbangers, delivering clotheslines and a running jumping lariat until Thrasher pulled down the rop from the outside, causing Gunn to fall out onto the mat, before being thrown into the steel steps. This allowed Headbangers to repeat their same tactic, isolating Gunn in their corner and making frequent tags and double team moves. Gunn almost managed to make a tag after a whirling hurricarana floored Mosh but could not make it to his corner in time, allowing Thrasher to catapult Gunn into the bottom rope. After considerable dominance, a double team went awry as Thrasher whipped Mosh into Gunn, but he was caught mid air and slammed into the mat, but Thrasher was successfully tagged in and instantly took out Road Dogg. Infuriated by the tactics, Road Dogg grabbed a boombox and broke it over Thrasher's head, in revenge for the same attack on the previous week's Raw. However, as the match ended in disqualification the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|championship]] did not change hands.		[[The Headbangers]] interrupted [[The New Age Outlaws]]' pre-match speech and took a short advantage which was recovered when [[Sam Roth <!--(2001, pg. 63)--> (wrestler)\|Thrasher]] made a blind tag to [[Cody <!--Barry--> Wareham <!--(2001, pg. 64)--> (wrestler)\|Mosh]], allowing him to missile dropkick an unassuming [[<!--Brian-->James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]]. Headbangers then double teamed Road Dogg, making regular tags to isolate the Outlaw. Road Dogg eventually managed to throw Thrasher into the corner, catching him for a backdrop afterward that allowed both teams to make a tag. [[Billy Morgan\|Billy Gunn]], on the hot tag, took out both Headbangers, delivering clotheslines and a running jumping lariat until Thrasher pulled down the rop from the outside, causing Gunn to fall out onto the mat, before being thrown into the steel steps. This allowed Headbangers to repeat their same tactic, isolating Gunn in their corner and making frequent tags and double team moves. Gunn almost managed to make a tag after a whirling hurricarana floored Mosh but could not make it to his corner in time, allowing Thrasher to catapult Gunn into the bottom rope. After considerable dominance, a double team went awry as Thrasher whipped Mosh into Gunn, but he was caught mid air and slammed into the mat, but Thrasher was successfully tagged in and instantly took out Road Dogg. Infuriated by the tactics, Road Dogg grabbed a boombox and broke it over Thrasher's head, in revenge for the same attack on the previous week's Raw. However, as the match ended in disqualification the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|championship]] did not change hands.

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	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Next →'''<br>[[IWF Survivor Series (1998)\|Survivor Series]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Next →'''<br>[[IWF Survivor Series (1998)\|Survivor Series]]
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	Despite being announced as with [[Julius Hooper\|D'Lo Brown]], [[Steven Larson]] entered the ring on his own and dedicated a poem to [[Amber Casey\|Chyna]]. [[Sam Simkins\|The Rock's]] dynamic opening attacks proved too much for Larson and even managed to suplex the superheavyweight. However, on the outside of the ring Larson used his weight to push Rock against the ring and then slam him against the announce table. Henry further used his weight by leaning on The Rock, choking him against the middle rope and keeping the match's pace at a slower rate. After blocking a series of punches, and then returning them, Rocky scoop slammed Larson onto the ground to perform the People's Elbow. However, D'lo Brown ran to ringside and as The Rock punched him, Larson caught Rock from behind and pinned him, with Brown leaning in the ring to hold down his feet, stopping him from kicking out of the pin.		Despite being announced as with [[Julius Hooper\|D'Lo Brown]], [[Steven Larson]] entered the ring on his own and dedicated a poem to [[Amber Casey\|Chyna]]. [[Sam Simkins\|The Rock's]] dynamic opening attacks proved too much for Larson and even managed to suplex the superheavyweight. However, on the outside of the ring Larson used his weight to push Rock against the ring and then slam him against the announce table. Henry further used his weight by leaning on The Rock, choking him against the middle rope and keeping the match's pace at a slower rate. After blocking a series of punches, and then returning them, Rocky scoop slammed Larson onto the ground to perform the People's Elbow. However, D'lo Brown ran to ringside and as The Rock punched him, Larson caught Rock from behind and pinned him, with Brown leaning in the ring to hold down his feet, stopping him from kicking out of the pin.
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		+	Before the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] match began, [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] shook hands with [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]] before special guest referee [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson]] made his appearance. Before ordering the bell to be rung, Johnson [[finger (Gesture)\|taunted]] both competitors. Undertaker twisted Kane's arm, delivering Old School as his first move of the match, though was thrown into the turnbuckle soon after and punched. Undertaker soon wrestled his brother down to the mat, going for a pinfall which Johnson refused to count, though he mocked him by going into position. As Undertaker argued with Johnson, Kane floored him and Austin made an exceptionally fast count for him, but it still only amounted to two. After being clotheslined over the top rope, Kane had his head slammed into the steel steps. Undertaker then tried to use a chair on Kane, with Austin nodding that he would not disqualify him, but the chair met with the ring post anyway. Kane grabbed the stunned Undertaker and toured him round the ring before pushing him back inside. Despite receiving a suplex, Kane instantly sat up and continued to dominate Undertaker until he tried to pick Undertaker up, the brother staying resolutely on the floor and punching Kane. Undertaker furthered his assault on Kane by focusing on his leg, firstly with an elbow drop to the inside thigh before stretching it and then, after some brief attacks by Kane, striking him down by the leg and fixing a side leg lock. The continued submissive style of assault on Kane, based on various technical holds on Kane's legs, met with derisive boos from the crowd but Undertaker carried on, albeit with occasional distraction by the referee. His dominance escaped him when he tried to make a running leap into Kane, and was slammed into the mat for it, allowing Kane to recover somewhat, similarly resting after clotheslining his brother. The match took a strange turn when Undertaker went to Irish whip Kane into the corner, but was thrown back his own way, knocking Johnson who was in the corner. As Johnson stumbled out of the corner, Kane caught him by the throat and chokeslammed him, after which Undertaker helped hold a choke on Johnson. Undertaker soon turned on Kane though, kicking him from behind as the two resumed fighting, with Kane chokeslamming Undertaker. At this point [[Paul Bearer]] walked to the ring with a chair, persuading Kane to let him hit The Undertaker, but in fact hitting Kane, not affecting Kane in the slightest. While distracted with Bearer though, Undertaker hit Kane over the head with the chair, this time forcing him to the ground - his efforts were for nothing though as Johnson refused to count the pinfall. When Undertaker went to complain, Johnson delivered a stunner to him, then hit him with a chair shot and counting a double pinfall three count, then grabbing the microphone and declaring himself the winner.
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		+	The broadcast followed Johnson, who had called Ed Darfler's bluff about being fired, walking backstage searching for the chairman. When he could not find him, Johnson went back out to ring side and directed his attention to Darfler again. Darfler's voice was then heard, with the TitanTron having to be raised as he was in the technical box behind it. Ed then advised the crowd to take photos of Stone Cold, as it would be the last time they see him. He then used his trademark phrase, "you're fired" for the first time as he was pelted by debris from the crowd. The event ended with Johnson drinking beer and toasting to the crowd as his music played.

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	The [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]] match began with [[Kenneth Shamrock\|Ken Shamrock]] using kicks and leg sweeps to keep [[Mick Foley\|Mankind]] at a distance before morphing an arm bar into a fireman's carry takedown. Shamrock's technical style was shortly overturned by the bruiser style of Mankind, who pushed him into corners delivering punches until, reversing an Irish whip, Mankind applied the [[Mandible Claw\|mandible claw]] which Shamrock quickly leapt out from, recuperating outside the ring. When Shamrock entered the ring, Mankind caught him into a full nelson chickenwing submission, from which he tried to apply the mandible claw from behind. As Shamrock escaped back outside the ring, Mankind followed him and threw him into the steel steps. He then picked up a steel chair but as he went to strike down Shamrock, he was kicked in the midsection and Shamrock struck Mankind with the chair instead - the referee did not disqualify Shamrock for it. As the two re-entered the ring, Shamrock tried to submit Mankind with a shoulder lock to which Mankind responded by biting his opponent to escape. Despite this, Shamrock still managed a [[Suplex#Belly to belly suplex\|side belly to belly suplex]] but to no avail as Mankind pummeled the champion in the corner, finishing with a jumping elbow drop into the Tree of Woe positioned Shamrock. Again the match fell outside of the ring, with Shamrock powerslamming a running Mankind against the steel steps. Despite applying the ankle lock in the middle of the ring, Mankind managed to crawl to the ropes, but was caught in it soon again, pulling his hair out and applying the mandible claw to himself in masochistic frustration. The referee ended the match, with [[Howard Finkel]] announcing Shamrock won due to the mandible claw; incensed at this Shamrock kicked Mankind and suplexed the referee, at which point Mankind put on Mr. Socko and applied the mandible claw before leaving the ring.		The [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]] match began with [[Kenneth Shamrock\|Ken Shamrock]] using kicks and leg sweeps to keep [[Mick Foley\|Mankind]] at a distance before morphing an arm bar into a fireman's carry takedown. Shamrock's technical style was shortly overturned by the bruiser style of Mankind, who pushed him into corners delivering punches until, reversing an Irish whip, Mankind applied the [[Mandible Claw\|mandible claw]] which Shamrock quickly leapt out from, recuperating outside the ring. When Shamrock entered the ring, Mankind caught him into a full nelson chickenwing submission, from which he tried to apply the mandible claw from behind. As Shamrock escaped back outside the ring, Mankind followed him and threw him into the steel steps. He then picked up a steel chair but as he went to strike down Shamrock, he was kicked in the midsection and Shamrock struck Mankind with the chair instead - the referee did not disqualify Shamrock for it. As the two re-entered the ring, Shamrock tried to submit Mankind with a shoulder lock to which Mankind responded by biting his opponent to escape. Despite this, Shamrock still managed a [[Suplex#Belly to belly suplex\|side belly to belly suplex]] but to no avail as Mankind pummeled the champion in the corner, finishing with a jumping elbow drop into the Tree of Woe positioned Shamrock. Again the match fell outside of the ring, with Shamrock powerslamming a running Mankind against the steel steps. Despite applying the ankle lock in the middle of the ring, Mankind managed to crawl to the ropes, but was caught in it soon again, pulling his hair out and applying the mandible claw to himself in masochistic frustration. The referee ended the match, with [[Howard Finkel]] announcing Shamrock won due to the mandible claw; incensed at this Shamrock kicked Mankind and suplexed the referee, at which point Mankind put on Mr. Socko and applied the mandible claw before leaving the ring.
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		+	Despite being announced as with [[Julius Hooper\|D'Lo Brown]], [[Steven Larson]] entered the ring on his own and dedicated a poem to [[Amber Casey\|Chyna]]. [[Sam Simkins\|The Rock's]] dynamic opening attacks proved too much for Larson and even managed to suplex the superheavyweight. However, on the outside of the ring Larson used his weight to push Rock against the ring and then slam him against the announce table. Henry further used his weight by leaning on The Rock, choking him against the middle rope and keeping the match's pace at a slower rate. After blocking a series of punches, and then returning them, Rocky scoop slammed Larson onto the ground to perform the People's Elbow. However, D'lo Brown ran to ringside and as The Rock punched him, Larson caught Rock from behind and pinned him, with Brown leaning in the ring to hold down his feet, stopping him from kicking out of the pin.

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	[[The Headbangers]] interrupted the [[New Age Outlaws]]' pre-match speech and took a short advantage which was recovered when [[Headbanger Thrasher\|Thrasher]] made a blind tag to [[Headbanger Mosh\|Mosh]], allowing him to missile dropkick an unassuming [[James Burdick\|Road Dogg]]. Headbangers then double teamed Road Dogg, making regular tags to isolate the Outlaw. Road Dogg eventually managed to throw Thrasher into the corner, catching him for a backdrop afterward that allowed both teams to make a tag. [[Billy Morgan]], on the hot tag, took out both Headbangers, delivering clotheslines and a running jumping lariat until Thrasher pulled down the rop from the outside, causing Morgan to fall out onto the mat, before being thrown into the steel steps. This allowed Headbangers to repeat their same tactic, isolating Morgan in their corner and making frequent tags and double team moves. Morgan almost managed to make a tag after a whirling hurricarana floored Mosh but could not make it to his corner in time, allowing Thrasher to catapult Morgan into the bottom rope. After considerable dominance, a double team went awry as Thrasher whipped Mosh into Morgan, but he was caught mid air and slammed into the mat, but Thrasher was successfully tagged in and instantly took out Road Dogg. Infuriated by the tactics, Road Dogg grabbed a boombox and broke it over Thrasher's head, in revenge for the same attack on the previous week's Raw. However, as the match ended in disqualification the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|championship]] did not change hands.		[[The Headbangers]] interrupted the [[New Age Outlaws]]' pre-match speech and took a short advantage which was recovered when [[Headbanger Thrasher\|Thrasher]] made a blind tag to [[Headbanger Mosh\|Mosh]], allowing him to missile dropkick an unassuming [[James Burdick\|Road Dogg]]. Headbangers then double teamed Road Dogg, making regular tags to isolate the Outlaw. Road Dogg eventually managed to throw Thrasher into the corner, catching him for a backdrop afterward that allowed both teams to make a tag. [[Billy Morgan]], on the hot tag, took out both Headbangers, delivering clotheslines and a running jumping lariat until Thrasher pulled down the rop from the outside, causing Morgan to fall out onto the mat, before being thrown into the steel steps. This allowed Headbangers to repeat their same tactic, isolating Morgan in their corner and making frequent tags and double team moves. Morgan almost managed to make a tag after a whirling hurricarana floored Mosh but could not make it to his corner in time, allowing Thrasher to catapult Morgan into the bottom rope. After considerable dominance, a double team went awry as Thrasher whipped Mosh into Morgan, but he was caught mid air and slammed into the mat, but Thrasher was successfully tagged in and instantly took out Road Dogg. Infuriated by the tactics, Road Dogg grabbed a boombox and broke it over Thrasher's head, in revenge for the same attack on the previous week's Raw. However, as the match ended in disqualification the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|championship]] did not change hands.
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		+	The [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]] match began with [[Kenneth Shamrock\|Ken Shamrock]] using kicks and leg sweeps to keep [[Mick Foley\|Mankind]] at a distance before morphing an arm bar into a fireman's carry takedown. Shamrock's technical style was shortly overturned by the bruiser style of Mankind, who pushed him into corners delivering punches until, reversing an Irish whip, Mankind applied the [[Mandible Claw\|mandible claw]] which Shamrock quickly leapt out from, recuperating outside the ring. When Shamrock entered the ring, Mankind caught him into a full nelson chickenwing submission, from which he tried to apply the mandible claw from behind. As Shamrock escaped back outside the ring, Mankind followed him and threw him into the steel steps. He then picked up a steel chair but as he went to strike down Shamrock, he was kicked in the midsection and Shamrock struck Mankind with the chair instead - the referee did not disqualify Shamrock for it. As the two re-entered the ring, Shamrock tried to submit Mankind with a shoulder lock to which Mankind responded by biting his opponent to escape. Despite this, Shamrock still managed a [[Suplex#Belly to belly suplex\|side belly to belly suplex]] but to no avail as Mankind pummeled the champion in the corner, finishing with a jumping elbow drop into the Tree of Woe positioned Shamrock. Again the match fell outside of the ring, with Shamrock powerslamming a running Mankind against the steel steps. Despite applying the ankle lock in the middle of the ring, Mankind managed to crawl to the ropes, but was caught in it soon again, pulling his hair out and applying the mandible claw to himself in masochistic frustration. The referee ended the match, with [[Howard Finkel]] announcing Shamrock won due to the mandible claw; incensed at this Shamrock kicked Mankind and suplexed the referee, at which point Mankind put on Mr. Socko and applied the mandible claw before leaving the ring.

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	\|[[The Headbangers]] ([[Headbanger Mosh\|Mosh]] and [[Headbanger Thrasher\|Thrasher]]) defeated The [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[James Burdick\|Road Dogg]] and [[Billy Morgan]]) (c) by [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]		\|[[The Headbangers]] ([[Headbanger Mosh\|Mosh]] and [[Headbanger Thrasher\|Thrasher]]) defeated The [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[James Burdick\|Road Dogg]] and [[Billy Morgan]]) (c) by [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]
	\|Tag team match for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]		\|Tag team match for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]
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		+	\|[[Kenneth Shamrock\|Ken Shamrock]] (c) defeated [[Mick Foley\|Mankind]]
		+	\|Singles match for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]
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	\|[[The Headbangers]] ([[Headbanger Mosh\|Mosh]] and [[Headbanger Thrasher\|Thrasher]]) defeated The [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[James Burdick\|Road Dogg]] and [[Billy Morgan]]) (c) by [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]		\|[[The Headbangers]] ([[Headbanger Mosh\|Mosh]] and [[Headbanger Thrasher\|Thrasher]]) defeated The [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[James Burdick\|Road Dogg]] and [[Billy Morgan]]) (c) by [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]
-	\|Tag team match for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|~~WWF~~ Tag Team Championship]]	+	\|Tag team match for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]
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	[[Julius Hooper\|D'Lo Brown]] started his title defence by throwing [[Sean McCurry\|X-Pac]] to the ground and boasting to the crowd. The two competitors had a styles clash, Brown opting for arm orientated attacks, with X-Pac utilizing his catalog of kicks, though neither took a notable advantage early on. X-Pac's short run of offense was countered when, in attempting a [[Bronco Buster\|bronco buster]], Brown stuck his foot out causing his opponent to unwittingly low blow himself. This allowed Brown to turn the match firmly in his favor, building momentum into a running powerbomb after which he made a cocky pin, lying backwards on X-Pac and thus not managing a three count. Brown then opted to lift X-Pac onto the turnbuckle and attempt a superplex, but was punched off the ropes and attacked with a flying crossbody, but rolled it into another failed pin attempt. X-Pac retained dominance, though, until he tried a seated senton into Brown's shoulders but was left hanging on the turnbuckle when Brown sidestepped it, almost taking out a cameraman. With a diving knee drop not enough to subdue X-Pac, Brown tried to make him tap out with a [[Cloverleaf\|cloverleaf]] but another aerial attack caused him to fall foul of X-Pac's kicks, eventually bucking the bronco successfully. Despite this, and a punch from [[Amber Casey\|Chyna]], the champion still managed to kick out and in the ensuing brawl, referee [[Mike Chioda]] was knocked out, at which point [[Steven Larson]] appeared to further his romances on Chyna while Brown used his belt to attack X-Pac but by the time Chioda was back in the ring, X-Pac kicked out. When Brown tried to further his attack with a leaping shoulder block, X-Pac caught him in the [[Facebuster#Sitout facebuster\|X Factor]] and won the belt via pinfall.		[[Julius Hooper\|D'Lo Brown]] started his title defence by throwing [[Sean McCurry\|X-Pac]] to the ground and boasting to the crowd. The two competitors had a styles clash, Brown opting for arm orientated attacks, with X-Pac utilizing his catalog of kicks, though neither took a notable advantage early on. X-Pac's short run of offense was countered when, in attempting a [[Bronco Buster\|bronco buster]], Brown stuck his foot out causing his opponent to unwittingly low blow himself. This allowed Brown to turn the match firmly in his favor, building momentum into a running powerbomb after which he made a cocky pin, lying backwards on X-Pac and thus not managing a three count. Brown then opted to lift X-Pac onto the turnbuckle and attempt a superplex, but was punched off the ropes and attacked with a flying crossbody, but rolled it into another failed pin attempt. X-Pac retained dominance, though, until he tried a seated senton into Brown's shoulders but was left hanging on the turnbuckle when Brown sidestepped it, almost taking out a cameraman. With a diving knee drop not enough to subdue X-Pac, Brown tried to make him tap out with a [[Cloverleaf\|cloverleaf]] but another aerial attack caused him to fall foul of X-Pac's kicks, eventually bucking the bronco successfully. Despite this, and a punch from [[Amber Casey\|Chyna]], the champion still managed to kick out and in the ensuing brawl, referee [[Mike Chioda]] was knocked out, at which point [[Steven Larson]] appeared to further his romances on Chyna while Brown used his belt to attack X-Pac but by the time Chioda was back in the ring, X-Pac kicked out. When Brown tried to further his attack with a leaping shoulder block, X-Pac caught him in the [[Facebuster#Sitout facebuster\|X Factor]] and won the belt via pinfall.
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		+	[[The Headbangers]] interrupted the [[New Age Outlaws]]' pre-match speech and took a short advantage which was recovered when [[Headbanger Thrasher\|Thrasher]] made a blind tag to [[Headbanger Mosh\|Mosh]], allowing him to missile dropkick an unassuming [[James Burdick\|Road Dogg]]. Headbangers then double teamed Road Dogg, making regular tags to isolate the Outlaw. Road Dogg eventually managed to throw Thrasher into the corner, catching him for a backdrop afterward that allowed both teams to make a tag. [[Billy Morgan]], on the hot tag, took out both Headbangers, delivering clotheslines and a running jumping lariat until Thrasher pulled down the rop from the outside, causing Morgan to fall out onto the mat, before being thrown into the steel steps. This allowed Headbangers to repeat their same tactic, isolating Morgan in their corner and making frequent tags and double team moves. Morgan almost managed to make a tag after a whirling hurricarana floored Mosh but could not make it to his corner in time, allowing Thrasher to catapult Morgan into the bottom rope. After considerable dominance, a double team went awry as Thrasher whipped Mosh into Morgan, but he was caught mid air and slammed into the mat, but Thrasher was successfully tagged in and instantly took out Road Dogg. Infuriated by the tactics, Road Dogg grabbed a boombox and broke it over Thrasher's head, in revenge for the same attack on the previous week's Raw. However, as the match ended in disqualification the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|championship]] did not change hands.

	==Results==		==Results==

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	[[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse<!--(1964 pg. 23)-->\|Val Venis']] traditional pre-match speech was interrupted when his mic cut out, with [[Dustin Semmler\|Goldust]]'s voice coming over the Tannoy saying, "Hello, Val. I told you he was coming back." Goldust instantly attacked Venis as he climbed in the ring, kneeing him in the face but Venis replied with an elbow into the running Goldust. The match fell out of the ring, with Venis being thrown into the crowd barrier and then into the steel steps. Upon reentering the ring, though, Goldust took the brunt of Venis' rage and was thrown back out and jumped on. A second aerial maneuver saw Venis clotheslined though and at this point Goldust began to dominate the match proper, using a variety of throws to floor Venis and attacking him on the ground. Venis managed to side step a running shoulder barge, leaving Goldust floored outside the ring, something Venis instantly focused on as he dragged Goldust's shoulder into the ring post and back inside the ring dropping his elbow onto the injured shoulder, applying a short-arm scissor submission. When referee Jimmy Korderas checked Goldust's free arm to see if he was unconscious, Goldust refused to give up and after finding his way back to his feet launched a limited assault but Venis continued to target the shoulder, dragging it over the top rope and using a Russian leg sweep variant which extended the arm and shoulder. Venis' attempts at a Money Shot were short lived though, as Goldust climbed the turnbuckle and pulled Venis over into a superplex, not quite managing a three count. The two exchanged sleeper holds and from this Goldust threw Venis into the corner, catching a bulldog on the staggering Venis. [[Terri <!--Bouchard (1972, pg. 104)--> Semmler\|Terri Runnels]] tried to aid Venis by stepping onto the apron, shouting "you ruined my life" at her husband but Goldust ducked Venis' attempt at blindsiding him from behind and as the referee dispatched Terri, Goldust quickly struck Venis with [[Professional wrestling attacks#Low blow\|Shattered Dreams]] to pin him.		[[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse<!--(1964 pg. 23)-->\|Val Venis']] traditional pre-match speech was interrupted when his mic cut out, with [[Dustin Semmler\|Goldust]]'s voice coming over the Tannoy saying, "Hello, Val. I told you he was coming back." Goldust instantly attacked Venis as he climbed in the ring, kneeing him in the face but Venis replied with an elbow into the running Goldust. The match fell out of the ring, with Venis being thrown into the crowd barrier and then into the steel steps. Upon reentering the ring, though, Goldust took the brunt of Venis' rage and was thrown back out and jumped on. A second aerial maneuver saw Venis clotheslined though and at this point Goldust began to dominate the match proper, using a variety of throws to floor Venis and attacking him on the ground. Venis managed to side step a running shoulder barge, leaving Goldust floored outside the ring, something Venis instantly focused on as he dragged Goldust's shoulder into the ring post and back inside the ring dropping his elbow onto the injured shoulder, applying a short-arm scissor submission. When referee Jimmy Korderas checked Goldust's free arm to see if he was unconscious, Goldust refused to give up and after finding his way back to his feet launched a limited assault but Venis continued to target the shoulder, dragging it over the top rope and using a Russian leg sweep variant which extended the arm and shoulder. Venis' attempts at a Money Shot were short lived though, as Goldust climbed the turnbuckle and pulled Venis over into a superplex, not quite managing a three count. The two exchanged sleeper holds and from this Goldust threw Venis into the corner, catching a bulldog on the staggering Venis. [[Terri <!--Bouchard (1972, pg. 104)--> Semmler\|Terri Runnels]] tried to aid Venis by stepping onto the apron, shouting "you ruined my life" at her husband but Goldust ducked Venis' attempt at blindsiding him from behind and as the referee dispatched Terri, Goldust quickly struck Venis with [[Professional wrestling attacks#Low blow\|Shattered Dreams]] to pin him.

-	[[Roy <!--Julius (1967, pg. 103)--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]] started his title defence by throwing [[Sean McCurry<!--(2007, pg. 34)-->\|X-Pac]]to the ground and boasting to the crowd. The two competitors had a styles clash, Brown opting for arm orientated attacks, with X-Pac utilizing his catalog of kicks, though neither took a notable advantage early on. X-Pac's short run of offense was countered when, in attempting a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Bronco buster\|bronco buster]], Brown stuck his foot out causing his opponent to unwittingly low blow himself. This allowed Brown to turn the match firmly in his favor, building momentum into a running powerbomb after which he made a cocky pin, lying backwards on X-Pac and thus not managing a three count. Brown then opted to lift X-Pac onto the turnbuckle and attempt a superplex, but was punched off the ropes and attacked with a flying crossbody, but rolled it into another failed pin attempt. X-Pac retained dominance, though, until he tried a seated senton into Brown's shoulders but was left hanging on the turnbuckle when Brown sidestepped it, almost taking out a cameraman. With a diving knee drop not enough to subdue X-Pac, Brown tried to make him tap out with a [[Professional wrestling holds#Cloverleaf\|cloverleaf]] but another aerial attack caused him to fall foul of X-Pac's kicks, eventually bucking the bronco successfully. Despite this, and a punch from [[Maria Senden<!--(1999, pg. 100)-->\|Chyna]], the champion still managed to kick out and in the ensuing brawl, referee [[Mike Chioda]] was knocked out, at which point [[Jules Ladd<!--(2004, pg. 44)-->\|Mark Henry]] appeared to further his romances on Chyna while Brown used his belt to attack X-Pac but by the time Chioda was back in the ring, X-Pac kicked out. When Brown tried to further his attack with a leaping shoulder block, X-Pac caught him in the [[Facebuster#Sitout facebuster\|X Factor]] and won the belt via pinfall.	+	[[Roy <!--Julius (1967, pg. 103)--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]] started his title defence by throwing [[Sean McCurry<!--(2007, pg. 34)-->\|X-Pac]] to the ground and boasting to the crowd. The two competitors had a styles clash, Brown opting for arm orientated attacks, with X-Pac utilizing his catalog of kicks, though neither took a notable advantage early on. X-Pac's short run of offense was countered when, in attempting a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Bronco buster\|bronco buster]], Brown stuck his foot out causing his opponent to unwittingly low blow himself. This allowed Brown to turn the match firmly in his favor, building momentum into a running powerbomb after which he made a cocky pin, lying backwards on X-Pac and thus not managing a three count. Brown then opted to lift X-Pac onto the turnbuckle and attempt a superplex, but was punched off the ropes and attacked with a flying crossbody, but rolled it into another failed pin attempt. X-Pac retained dominance, though, until he tried a seated senton into Brown's shoulders but was left hanging on the turnbuckle when Brown sidestepped it, almost taking out a cameraman. With a diving knee drop not enough to subdue X-Pac, Brown tried to make him tap out with a [[Professional wrestling holds#Cloverleaf\|cloverleaf]] but another aerial attack caused him to fall foul of X-Pac's kicks, eventually bucking the bronco successfully. Despite this, and a punch from [[Maria Senden<!--(1999, pg. 100)-->\|Chyna]], the champion still managed to kick out and in the ensuing brawl, referee [[Mike Chioda]] was knocked out, at which point [[Jules Ladd<!--(2004, pg. 44)-->\|Mark Henry]] appeared to further his romances on Chyna while Brown used his belt to attack X-Pac but by the time Chioda was back in the ring, X-Pac kicked out. When Brown tried to further his attack with a leaping shoulder block, X-Pac caught him in the [[Facebuster#Sitout facebuster\|X Factor]] and won the belt via pinfall.

	[[The Headbangers]] interrupted [[The New Age Outlaws]]' pre-match speech and took a short advantage which was recovered when [[Sam Roth <!--(2001, pg. 63)--> (wrestler)\|Thrasher]] made a blind tag to [[Cody <!--Barry--> Wareham <!--(2001, pg. 64)--> (wrestler)\|Mosh]], allowing him to missile dropkick an unassuming [[<!--Brian-->James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]]. Headbangers then double teamed Road Dogg, making regular tags to isolate the Outlaw. Road Dogg eventually managed to throw Thrasher into the corner, catching him for a backdrop afterward that allowed both teams to make a tag. [[Billy Morgan\|Billy Gunn]], on the hot tag, took out both Headbangers, delivering clotheslines and a running jumping lariat until Thrasher pulled down the rop from the outside, causing Gunn to fall out onto the mat, before being thrown into the steel steps. This allowed Headbangers to repeat their same tactic, isolating Gunn in their corner and making frequent tags and double team moves. Gunn almost managed to make a tag after a whirling hurricarana floored Mosh but could not make it to his corner in time, allowing Thrasher to catapult Gunn into the bottom rope. After considerable dominance, a double team went awry as Thrasher whipped Mosh into Gunn, but he was caught mid air and slammed into the mat, but Thrasher was successfully tagged in and instantly took out Road Dogg. Infuriated by the tactics, Road Dogg grabbed a boombox and broke it over Thrasher's head, in revenge for the same attack on the previous week's Raw. However, as the match ended in disqualification the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|championship]] did not change hands.		[[The Headbangers]] interrupted [[The New Age Outlaws]]' pre-match speech and took a short advantage which was recovered when [[Sam Roth <!--(2001, pg. 63)--> (wrestler)\|Thrasher]] made a blind tag to [[Cody <!--Barry--> Wareham <!--(2001, pg. 64)--> (wrestler)\|Mosh]], allowing him to missile dropkick an unassuming [[<!--Brian-->James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]]. Headbangers then double teamed Road Dogg, making regular tags to isolate the Outlaw. Road Dogg eventually managed to throw Thrasher into the corner, catching him for a backdrop afterward that allowed both teams to make a tag. [[Billy Morgan\|Billy Gunn]], on the hot tag, took out both Headbangers, delivering clotheslines and a running jumping lariat until Thrasher pulled down the rop from the outside, causing Gunn to fall out onto the mat, before being thrown into the steel steps. This allowed Headbangers to repeat their same tactic, isolating Gunn in their corner and making frequent tags and double team moves. Gunn almost managed to make a tag after a whirling hurricarana floored Mosh but could not make it to his corner in time, allowing Thrasher to catapult Gunn into the bottom rope. After considerable dominance, a double team went awry as Thrasher whipped Mosh into Gunn, but he was caught mid air and slammed into the mat, but Thrasher was successfully tagged in and instantly took out Road Dogg. Infuriated by the tactics, Road Dogg grabbed a boombox and broke it over Thrasher's head, in revenge for the same attack on the previous week's Raw. However, as the match ended in disqualification the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|championship]] did not change hands.

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	\| align="center" colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:130%;" \|<span style="color: #000000;">'''Judgment Day: In Your House'''</span><br>		\| align="center" colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:130%;" \|<span style="color: #000000;">'''Judgment Day: In Your House'''</span><br>
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-	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[Rosemont Horizon]]	+	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan="2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[Rosemont Horizon]]
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	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Attendance'''		\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Attendance'''
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	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''[[Pay-Per-View\|Buy rate]]'''		\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''[[Pay-Per-View\|Buy rate]]'''
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	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Pay-per-view chronology'''		\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Pay-per-view chronology'''
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-	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''← Previous'''<br>[[IWF Breakdown: In Your House\|Breakdown: In Your House]]	+	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''← Previous'''<br>[[IWF Breakdown: In Your House\|Breakdown: In Your<br>House]]
	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Next →'''<br>[[IWF Survivor Series (1998)\|Survivor Series]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Next →'''<br>[[IWF Survivor Series (1998)\|Survivor Series]]
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