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	The fourth match saw [[Dustin Simpson]] defending the [[IWE Championship]] against [[Matt Borske]] with [[Sheik Abdul Bashir\|Daivari]] as the [[Special Guest Referee Match\|special guest referee]]. Early in the match, Borske was able to apply the Ankle lock on Simpson. Simpson reached the ropes, but Daivari kicked his hand off. An angered Simpson slapped Daivari, who tried to disqualify him as a result. Borske, however, stopped him, and both men were knocked out of the ring by Simpson. As Daivari was knocked down outside, a Raw referee came out soon after to officiate. After Simpson gained the advantage, Borske knocked down the referee, and executed an illegal low blow. Borske called for another referee, but failed to get the win after executing an [[Olympic Slam\|Olympic Slam]] and a [[Suplex#Superplex\|superplex]]. After Borske missed a moonsault attempt, Simpson went for an [[Fireman's Carry Takeover\|FU]]; however, Borske countered by holding onto the referee, which led to Borske knocking down the referee. As the other referee was knocked out, a SmackDown! referee came out, Simpson then [[DDT\|hit a DDT on Daivari]]. Shortly after, Simpson executed an FU on Borske, and pinned him to win the match and retain the title.		The fourth match saw [[Dustin Simpson]] defending the [[IWE Championship]] against [[Matt Borske]] with [[Sheik Abdul Bashir\|Daivari]] as the [[Special Guest Referee Match\|special guest referee]]. Early in the match, Borske was able to apply the Ankle lock on Simpson. Simpson reached the ropes, but Daivari kicked his hand off. An angered Simpson slapped Daivari, who tried to disqualify him as a result. Borske, however, stopped him, and both men were knocked out of the ring by Simpson. As Daivari was knocked down outside, a Raw referee came out soon after to officiate. After Simpson gained the advantage, Borske knocked down the referee, and executed an illegal low blow. Borske called for another referee, but failed to get the win after executing an [[Olympic Slam\|Olympic Slam]] and a [[Suplex#Superplex\|superplex]]. After Borske missed a moonsault attempt, Simpson went for an [[Fireman's Carry Takeover\|FU]]; however, Borske countered by holding onto the referee, which led to Borske knocking down the referee. As the other referee was knocked out, a SmackDown! referee came out, Simpson then [[DDT\|hit a DDT on Daivari]]. Shortly after, Simpson executed an FU on Borske, and pinned him to win the match and retain the title.

-	The fifth match was between Raw authority figure [[Eric Bischoff]] and SmackDown! authority figure [[Theodore Long]], who was accompanied by [[Palmer Cannon]]. A referee from both shows officiated the match. Long started the match by avoiding Bischoff's attacks. As Cannon climbed on the apron, and distracted the referees, Bischoff used his obi to choke Long. Bischoff continued to choke Long and applied the sleeper hold. Cannon distracted the referees again as Long hit Bischoff with his shoe. Bischoff then hit Long with a chop to the throat. [[~~Martin Wright~~\|The Boogeyman]]'s music played with Bischoff sending the referees up the ramp to stop him. The Boogeyman was behind Bischoff, however, and he performed pumphandle slam on Bischoff. Long took advantage of that and pinned Bischoff to win the match.	+	The fifth match was between Raw authority figure [[Eric Bischoff]] and SmackDown! authority figure [[Theodore Long]], who was accompanied by [[Palmer Cannon]]. A referee from both shows officiated the match. Long started the match by avoiding Bischoff's attacks. As Cannon climbed on the apron, and distracted the referees, Bischoff used his obi to choke Long. Bischoff continued to choke Long and applied the sleeper hold. Cannon distracted the referees again as Long hit Bischoff with his shoe. Bischoff then hit Long with a chop to the throat. [[Marty Christopher\|The Boogeyman]]'s music played with Bischoff sending the referees up the ramp to stop him. The Boogeyman was behind Bischoff, however, and he performed pumphandle slam on Bischoff. Long took advantage of that and pinned Bischoff to win the match.

	[[Image:McAlmond 05.jpg\|thumb\|155px\|left\|[[Kevin McAlmond]], who was Brian McAlmond's replacement in the 5-on-5 Survivor Series match]]		[[Image:McAlmond 05.jpg\|thumb\|155px\|left\|[[Kevin McAlmond]], who was Brian McAlmond's replacement in the 5-on-5 Survivor Series match]]

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IWEWrestling2012 — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 00:40:19 GMT

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	\|[[IWE SmackDown\|Team SmackDown!]] ([[Jesse Dern\|Batista]], [[Scott Wright, Jr.\|Scott Wright]], [[John Goff\|John "Bradshaw" Goff]], [[Bobby Lashley\|Bobby Ashley]] and [[Kevin McAlmond]]<nowiki>*</nowiki>) (with [["Cowboy" Bob McAlmond, Jr.\|Bob McAlmond]] and [[Dixie Hooper]]) defeated [[IWE Raw\|Team Raw]] ([[Ryan Barnhart]], [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]], [[Marc Beltran\|The Big Show]], [[Michael Ferry\|Carlito]] and [[James (McDonald's)\|James Masters]])		\|[[IWE SmackDown\|Team SmackDown!]] ([[Jesse Dern\|Batista]], [[Scott Wright, Jr.\|Scott Wright]], [[John Goff\|John "Bradshaw" Goff]], [[Bobby Lashley\|Bobby Ashley]] and [[Kevin McAlmond]]<nowiki>*</nowiki>) (with [["Cowboy" Bob McAlmond, Jr.\|Bob McAlmond]] and [[Dixie Hooper]]) defeated [[IWE Raw\|Team Raw]] ([[Ryan Barnhart]], [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]], [[Marc Beltran\|The Big Show]], [[Michael Ferry\|Carlito]] and [[James (McDonald's)\|James Masters]])
	\|Five-on-five Survivor Series elimination match<sup>1</sup>		\|Five-on-five Survivor Series elimination match<sup>1</sup>
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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> [[Brian McAlmond]] was supposed to participate in this match, but his death forced Kevin to take his place.		<nowiki>*</nowiki> [[Brian McAlmond]] was supposed to participate in this match, but his death forced Kevin to take his place.

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	The fifth match was between Raw authority figure [[Eric Bischoff]] and SmackDown! authority figure [[Theodore Long]], who was accompanied by [[Palmer Cannon]]. A referee from both shows officiated the match. Long started the match by avoiding Bischoff's attacks. As Cannon climbed on the apron, and distracted the referees, Bischoff used his obi to choke Long. Bischoff continued to choke Long and applied the sleeper hold. Cannon distracted the referees again as Long hit Bischoff with his shoe. Bischoff then hit Long with a chop to the throat. [[Martin Wright\|The Boogeyman]]'s music played with Bischoff sending the referees up the ramp to stop him. The Boogeyman was behind Bischoff, however, and he performed pumphandle slam on Bischoff. Long took advantage of that and pinned Bischoff to win the match.		The fifth match was between Raw authority figure [[Eric Bischoff]] and SmackDown! authority figure [[Theodore Long]], who was accompanied by [[Palmer Cannon]]. A referee from both shows officiated the match. Long started the match by avoiding Bischoff's attacks. As Cannon climbed on the apron, and distracted the referees, Bischoff used his obi to choke Long. Bischoff continued to choke Long and applied the sleeper hold. Cannon distracted the referees again as Long hit Bischoff with his shoe. Bischoff then hit Long with a chop to the throat. [[Martin Wright\|The Boogeyman]]'s music played with Bischoff sending the referees up the ramp to stop him. The Boogeyman was behind Bischoff, however, and he performed pumphandle slam on Bischoff. Long took advantage of that and pinned Bischoff to win the match.
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		+	[[Image:McAlmond 05.jpg\|thumb\|155px\|left\|[[Kevin McAlmond]], who was Brian McAlmond's replacement in the 5-on-5 Survivor Series match]]
		+	The final match was the Survivor Series match between Team SmackDown! ([[Jesse Dern\|Batista]], [[Scott Wright, Jr.\|Scott Wright]], [[John Goff\|John "Bradshaw" Goff]], [[Bobby Ashley]] and [[Kevin McAlmond]]) and Team Raw ([[Ryan Barnhart]], [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]], [[Marc Beltran\|The Big Show]], [[Michael Ferry\|Carlito]] and [[James (McDonald's\|James Masters]]). The match started with both teams taking control. The first elimination occurred when Kane performed a chokeslam on Ashley and Barnhart pinning Ashley for the elimination. Kane was then eliminated by Batista after a 619 from Wright and a spinebuster from Batista. After that, Batista was eliminated after a double chokeslam by Big Show and Kane. Big Show was eliminated next after a [[Clothesline\|Clothesline From Hell]] by JBG, a 619 from Wright, an [[Cutter#Jumping cutter\|RKO]] by McAlmond, another Clothesline by JBG and a seated senton by Wright. Wright then pinned him for the elimination. Carlito was then eliminated, after JBG performed a Clothesline From Hell. The next elimination was made by Wright, as he hit a Springboard Legdrop on Masters for the elimination. Barnhart went onto eliminate both Wright and JBG, after he performed [[Superkick\|Sweet Chin Music]]. McAlmond and Barnahart were the final two men left from their respective teams. JBG then distracted Barnhart, which made Barnhart superkick JBG. As Barnhart turned around, McAlmond executed an RKO on Barnhart and pinned Barnhart to win the match for Team SmackDown!.
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		+	Following the match, SmackDown! superstars came to the ring to celebrate with McAlmond. Druids then came out carrying a casket. The casket was erected and struck by lightning before [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] emerged from the flaming casket. He entered the ring and attacked several of the superstars while McAlmond and his father [[Bob McAlmond, Jr.\|"Cowboy" Bob McAlmond]] escaped from being the ring, in process preventing the Undertaker's attack.

	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==

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	The fourth match saw [[Dustin Simpson]] defending the [[IWE Championship]] against [[Matt Borske]] with [[Sheik Abdul Bashir\|Daivari]] as the [[Special Guest Referee Match\|special guest referee]]. Early in the match, Borske was able to apply the Ankle lock on Simpson. Simpson reached the ropes, but Daivari kicked his hand off. An angered Simpson slapped Daivari, who tried to disqualify him as a result. Borske, however, stopped him, and both men were knocked out of the ring by Simpson. As Daivari was knocked down outside, a Raw referee came out soon after to officiate. After Simpson gained the advantage, Borske knocked down the referee, and executed an illegal low blow. Borske called for another referee, but failed to get the win after executing an [[Olympic Slam\|Olympic Slam]] and a [[Suplex#Superplex\|superplex]]. After Borske missed a moonsault attempt, Simpson went for an [[Fireman's Carry Takeover\|FU]]; however, Borske countered by holding onto the referee, which led to Borske knocking down the referee. As the other referee was knocked out, a SmackDown! referee came out, Simpson then [[DDT\|hit a DDT on Daivari]]. Shortly after, Simpson executed an FU on Borske, and pinned him to win the match and retain the title.		The fourth match saw [[Dustin Simpson]] defending the [[IWE Championship]] against [[Matt Borske]] with [[Sheik Abdul Bashir\|Daivari]] as the [[Special Guest Referee Match\|special guest referee]]. Early in the match, Borske was able to apply the Ankle lock on Simpson. Simpson reached the ropes, but Daivari kicked his hand off. An angered Simpson slapped Daivari, who tried to disqualify him as a result. Borske, however, stopped him, and both men were knocked out of the ring by Simpson. As Daivari was knocked down outside, a Raw referee came out soon after to officiate. After Simpson gained the advantage, Borske knocked down the referee, and executed an illegal low blow. Borske called for another referee, but failed to get the win after executing an [[Olympic Slam\|Olympic Slam]] and a [[Suplex#Superplex\|superplex]]. After Borske missed a moonsault attempt, Simpson went for an [[Fireman's Carry Takeover\|FU]]; however, Borske countered by holding onto the referee, which led to Borske knocking down the referee. As the other referee was knocked out, a SmackDown! referee came out, Simpson then [[DDT\|hit a DDT on Daivari]]. Shortly after, Simpson executed an FU on Borske, and pinned him to win the match and retain the title.
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		+	The fifth match was between Raw authority figure [[Eric Bischoff]] and SmackDown! authority figure [[Theodore Long]], who was accompanied by [[Palmer Cannon]]. A referee from both shows officiated the match. Long started the match by avoiding Bischoff's attacks. As Cannon climbed on the apron, and distracted the referees, Bischoff used his obi to choke Long. Bischoff continued to choke Long and applied the sleeper hold. Cannon distracted the referees again as Long hit Bischoff with his shoe. Bischoff then hit Long with a chop to the throat. [[Martin Wright\|The Boogeyman]]'s music played with Bischoff sending the referees up the ramp to stop him. The Boogeyman was behind Bischoff, however, and he performed pumphandle slam on Bischoff. Long took advantage of that and pinned Bischoff to win the match.

	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==

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IWEWrestling2012 — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 00:02:06 GMT

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	[[Image:Matt Borske.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|[[Matt Borske]] with [[Sheik Abdul Bashir\|Daivari]], his [[Special Guest Referee Match\|special guest referee]]]]		[[Image:Matt Borske.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|[[Matt Borske]] with [[Sheik Abdul Bashir\|Daivari]], his [[Special Guest Referee Match\|special guest referee]]]]
	Before the event began and aired live on pay-per-view, a [[Dark Match\|dark match]] was contested between [[Jose Guerrera\|Juventud]] and [[Simon Dean\|Dean Simon]], which Juventud won. After the dark match, the pay-per-view event began with [[Steven Britz\|Booker T]] (accompanied by [[Tia George-Britz\|Tia]]) facing off against [[Kevin Hunter]] in the first match of their "[[Series Variations\|Best of 7 series]]" for the vacant [[IWE United States Championship]]. The match started with Booker T exiting the ring when Hunter gained a slight advantage. The match went back and forth for the first half before Booker T took control. The match saw interference by Tia, as she distracted Hunter, who was on the top ropes. Booker T won the match with a pin and using the ropes for leverage, after Hunter missed a [[Diving Headbutt\|free fall headbutt]]. Booker T took a 1–0 lead in the series.		Before the event began and aired live on pay-per-view, a [[Dark Match\|dark match]] was contested between [[Jose Guerrera\|Juventud]] and [[Simon Dean\|Dean Simon]], which Juventud won. After the dark match, the pay-per-view event began with [[Steven Britz\|Booker T]] (accompanied by [[Tia George-Britz\|Tia]]) facing off against [[Kevin Hunter]] in the first match of their "[[Series Variations\|Best of 7 series]]" for the vacant [[IWE United States Championship]]. The match started with Booker T exiting the ring when Hunter gained a slight advantage. The match went back and forth for the first half before Booker T took control. The match saw interference by Tia, as she distracted Hunter, who was on the top ropes. Booker T won the match with a pin and using the ropes for leverage, after Hunter missed a [[Diving Headbutt\|free fall headbutt]]. Booker T took a 1–0 lead in the series.
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		+	The match that followed was between [[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]] (accompanied by [[Sari Pasma]]) and [[Denise Lynn\|Denise]] (accompanied by [[Joey Hayes]] and [[Joe Linderman\|Johnny Linderman]] for the [[IWE Women's Championship]]. The match started with Dalton immediately taken control until Deinsie fought back. Linderman and Hayes interfered during the title match, but the referee ejected them from ringside. Denise kept control over Stratus until she fought back with forearm shots. Dalton, however, executed a diving bulldog and pinning Denise to win and retain the title.
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-	The match that followed was between [[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]] (accompanied by [[Sari Pasma]]) and [[Denise Lynn\|Denise]] (accompanied by [[Joey Hayes]] and [[Joe Linderman\|Johnny Linderman]] for the [[IWE Women's Championship]]. The match started with Dalton immediately taken control until Deinsie fought back. Linderman and Hayes interfered during the title match, but the referee ejected them from ringside. Denise kept control over Stratus until she fought back with forearm shots. Dalton, however, executed a diving bulldog and pinning Denise to win and retain the title.
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	The third bout was a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing match]] between [[Triple K]] and [[Ric Flair]]. Triple K attacked Flair on his way to the ring, and gained the early advantage. After attacking Flair's head with a screwdriver, Triple K continued using foreign objects throughout the match, including a folding chair, a [[Sledgehammer\|sledgehammer]], and the steel ring steps. The match saw back and forth action between Triple K and Flair. The match saw Triple K attempt to hit Flair with a Pedigree on the announce table, but Flair countered the Pedigree into a back body drop through another announce table. Triple K, however, performed the Pedigree three times on Flair, but Flair got up each time. Triple K then hit Flair in the back with a sledgehammer, and Flair did not get to his feet before the referee's ten count, and as a result, Triple K won the match. After the match, Edge and Lita came into the ring, and Edge announced that he would be hosting a new show on ''Raw'' entitled "The Cutting Edge". Edge noted that [[Dmitri Young]] was in the audience, and proceeded to criticize the sports teams of [[Detroit, Michigan\|Detroit]]. Young replied by insulting Edge and his lack of a [[World Heavyweight Championship\|world championship]].		The third bout was a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing match]] between [[Triple K]] and [[Ric Flair]]. Triple K attacked Flair on his way to the ring, and gained the early advantage. After attacking Flair's head with a screwdriver, Triple K continued using foreign objects throughout the match, including a folding chair, a [[Sledgehammer\|sledgehammer]], and the steel ring steps. The match saw back and forth action between Triple K and Flair. The match saw Triple K attempt to hit Flair with a Pedigree on the announce table, but Flair countered the Pedigree into a back body drop through another announce table. Triple K, however, performed the Pedigree three times on Flair, but Flair got up each time. Triple K then hit Flair in the back with a sledgehammer, and Flair did not get to his feet before the referee's ten count, and as a result, Triple K won the match. After the match, Edge and Lita came into the ring, and Edge announced that he would be hosting a new show on ''Raw'' entitled "The Cutting Edge". Edge noted that [[Dmitri Young]] was in the audience, and proceeded to criticize the sports teams of [[Detroit, Michigan\|Detroit]]. Young replied by insulting Edge and his lack of a [[World Heavyweight Championship\|world championship]].

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IWEWrestling2012 — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 00:00:39 GMT

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	[[Image:Matt Borske.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|[[Matt Borske]] with [[Sheik Abdul Bashir\|Daivari]], his [[Special Guest Referee Match\|special guest referee]]]]		[[Image:Matt Borske.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|[[Matt Borske]] with [[Sheik Abdul Bashir\|Daivari]], his [[Special Guest Referee Match\|special guest referee]]]]
	Before the event began and aired live on pay-per-view, a [[Dark Match\|dark match]] was contested between [[Jose Guerrera\|Juventud]] and [[Simon Dean\|Dean Simon]], which Juventud won. After the dark match, the pay-per-view event began with [[Steven Britz\|Booker T]] (accompanied by [[Tia George-Britz\|Tia]]) facing off against [[Kevin Hunter]] in the first match of their "[[Series Variations\|Best of 7 series]]" for the vacant [[IWE United States Championship]]. The match started with Booker T exiting the ring when Hunter gained a slight advantage. The match went back and forth for the first half before Booker T took control. The match saw interference by Tia, as she distracted Hunter, who was on the top ropes. Booker T won the match with a pin and using the ropes for leverage, after Hunter missed a [[Diving Headbutt\|free fall headbutt]]. Booker T took a 1–0 lead in the series.		Before the event began and aired live on pay-per-view, a [[Dark Match\|dark match]] was contested between [[Jose Guerrera\|Juventud]] and [[Simon Dean\|Dean Simon]], which Juventud won. After the dark match, the pay-per-view event began with [[Steven Britz\|Booker T]] (accompanied by [[Tia George-Britz\|Tia]]) facing off against [[Kevin Hunter]] in the first match of their "[[Series Variations\|Best of 7 series]]" for the vacant [[IWE United States Championship]]. The match started with Booker T exiting the ring when Hunter gained a slight advantage. The match went back and forth for the first half before Booker T took control. The match saw interference by Tia, as she distracted Hunter, who was on the top ropes. Booker T won the match with a pin and using the ropes for leverage, after Hunter missed a [[Diving Headbutt\|free fall headbutt]]. Booker T took a 1–0 lead in the series.
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-	The match that followed was between [[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]] (accompanied by [[Sari Pasma]]) and [[Denise Lynn\|Denise]] (accompanied by [[Joey Hayes]] and [[Joe Linderman\|Johnny Linderman]] for the [[IWE Women's Championship]]. The match started with Dalton immediately taken control until Deinsie fought back. Linderman and Hayes interfered during the title match, but the referee ejected them from ringside. Denise kept control over Stratus until she fought back with forearm shots. Dalton, however, executed a diving bulldog and pinning Denise to win and retain the title.
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		+	The match that followed was between [[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]] (accompanied by [[Sari Pasma]]) and [[Denise Lynn\|Denise]] (accompanied by [[Joey Hayes]] and [[Joe Linderman\|Johnny Linderman]] for the [[IWE Women's Championship]]. The match started with Dalton immediately taken control until Deinsie fought back. Linderman and Hayes interfered during the title match, but the referee ejected them from ringside. Denise kept control over Stratus until she fought back with forearm shots. Dalton, however, executed a diving bulldog and pinning Denise to win and retain the title.
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	The third bout was a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing match]] between [[Triple K]] and [[Ric Flair]]. Triple K attacked Flair on his way to the ring, and gained the early advantage. After attacking Flair's head with a screwdriver, Triple K continued using foreign objects throughout the match, including a folding chair, a [[Sledgehammer\|sledgehammer]], and the steel ring steps. The match saw back and forth action between Triple K and Flair. The match saw Triple K attempt to hit Flair with a Pedigree on the announce table, but Flair countered the Pedigree into a back body drop through another announce table. Triple K, however, performed the Pedigree three times on Flair, but Flair got up each time. Triple K then hit Flair in the back with a sledgehammer, and Flair did not get to his feet before the referee's ten count, and as a result, Triple K won the match. After the match, Edge and Lita came into the ring, and Edge announced that he would be hosting a new show on ''Raw'' entitled "The Cutting Edge". Edge noted that [[Dmitri Young]] was in the audience, and proceeded to criticize the sports teams of [[Detroit, Michigan\|Detroit]]. Young replied by insulting Edge and his lack of a [[World Heavyweight Championship\|world championship]].		The third bout was a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing match]] between [[Triple K]] and [[Ric Flair]]. Triple K attacked Flair on his way to the ring, and gained the early advantage. After attacking Flair's head with a screwdriver, Triple K continued using foreign objects throughout the match, including a folding chair, a [[Sledgehammer\|sledgehammer]], and the steel ring steps. The match saw back and forth action between Triple K and Flair. The match saw Triple K attempt to hit Flair with a Pedigree on the announce table, but Flair countered the Pedigree into a back body drop through another announce table. Triple K, however, performed the Pedigree three times on Flair, but Flair got up each time. Triple K then hit Flair in the back with a sledgehammer, and Flair did not get to his feet before the referee's ten count, and as a result, Triple K won the match. After the match, Edge and Lita came into the ring, and Edge announced that he would be hosting a new show on ''Raw'' entitled "The Cutting Edge". Edge noted that [[Dmitri Young]] was in the audience, and proceeded to criticize the sports teams of [[Detroit, Michigan\|Detroit]]. Young replied by insulting Edge and his lack of a [[World Heavyweight Championship\|world championship]].

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	The match that followed was between [[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]] (accompanied by [[Sari Pasma]]) and [[Denise Lynn\|Denise]] (accompanied by [[Joey Hayes]] and [[Joe Linderman\|Johnny Linderman]] for the [[IWE Women's Championship]]. The match started with Dalton immediately taken control until Deinsie fought back. Linderman and Hayes interfered during the title match, but the referee ejected them from ringside. Denise kept control over Stratus until she fought back with forearm shots. Dalton, however, executed a diving bulldog and pinning Denise to win and retain the title.		The match that followed was between [[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]] (accompanied by [[Sari Pasma]]) and [[Denise Lynn\|Denise]] (accompanied by [[Joey Hayes]] and [[Joe Linderman\|Johnny Linderman]] for the [[IWE Women's Championship]]. The match started with Dalton immediately taken control until Deinsie fought back. Linderman and Hayes interfered during the title match, but the referee ejected them from ringside. Denise kept control over Stratus until she fought back with forearm shots. Dalton, however, executed a diving bulldog and pinning Denise to win and retain the title.
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	Before the event began and aired live on pay-per-view, a [[Dark Match\|dark match]] was contested between [[Jose Guerrera\|Juventud]] and [[Simon Dean\|Dean Simon]], which Juventud won. After the dark match, the pay-per-view event began with [[Steven Britz\|Booker T]] (accompanied by [[Tia George-Britz\|Tia]]) facing off against [[Kevin Hunter]] in the first match of their "[[Series Variations\|Best of 7 series]]" for the vacant [[IWE United States Championship]]. The match started with Booker T exiting the ring when Hunter gained a slight advantage. The match went back and forth for the first half before Booker T took control. The match saw interference by Tia, as she distracted Hunter, who was on the top ropes. Booker T won the match with a pin and using the ropes for leverage, after Hunter missed a [[Diving Headbutt\|free fall headbutt]]. Booker T took a 1–0 lead in the series.		Before the event began and aired live on pay-per-view, a [[Dark Match\|dark match]] was contested between [[Jose Guerrera\|Juventud]] and [[Simon Dean\|Dean Simon]], which Juventud won. After the dark match, the pay-per-view event began with [[Steven Britz\|Booker T]] (accompanied by [[Tia George-Britz\|Tia]]) facing off against [[Kevin Hunter]] in the first match of their "[[Series Variations\|Best of 7 series]]" for the vacant [[IWE United States Championship]]. The match started with Booker T exiting the ring when Hunter gained a slight advantage. The match went back and forth for the first half before Booker T took control. The match saw interference by Tia, as she distracted Hunter, who was on the top ropes. Booker T won the match with a pin and using the ropes for leverage, after Hunter missed a [[Diving Headbutt\|free fall headbutt]]. Booker T took a 1–0 lead in the series.

		+	The match that followed was between [[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]] (accompanied by [[Sari Pasma]]) and [[Denise Lynn\|Denise]] (accompanied by [[Joey Hayes]] and [[Joe Linderman\|Johnny Linderman]] for the [[IWE Women's Championship]]. The match started with Dalton immediately taken control until Deinsie fought back. Linderman and Hayes interfered during the title match, but the referee ejected them from ringside. Denise kept control over Stratus until she fought back with forearm shots. Dalton, however, executed a diving bulldog and pinning Denise to win and retain the title.
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-	The match that followed was between [[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]] (accompanied by [[Sari Pasma]]) and [[Denise Lynn\|Denise]] (accompanied by [[Joey Hayes]] and [[Joe Linderman\|Johnny Linderman]] for the [[IWE Women's Championship]]. The match started with Dalton immediately taken control until Deinsie fought back. Linderman and Hayes interfered during the title match, but the referee ejected them from ringside. Denise kept control over Stratus until she fought back with forearm shots. Dalton, however, executed a diving bulldog and pinning Denise to win and retain the title.
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	The third bout was a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing match]] between [[Triple K]] and [[Ric Flair]]. Triple K attacked Flair on his way to the ring, and gained the early advantage. After attacking Flair's head with a screwdriver, Triple K continued using foreign objects throughout the match, including a folding chair, a [[Sledgehammer\|sledgehammer]], and the steel ring steps. The match saw back and forth action between Triple K and Flair. The match saw Triple K attempt to hit Flair with a Pedigree on the announce table, but Flair countered the Pedigree into a back body drop through another announce table. Triple K, however, performed the Pedigree three times on Flair, but Flair got up each time. Triple K then hit Flair in the back with a sledgehammer, and Flair did not get to his feet before the referee's ten count, and as a result, Triple K won the match. After the match, Edge and Lita came into the ring, and Edge announced that he would be hosting a new show on ''Raw'' entitled "The Cutting Edge". Edge noted that [[Dmitri Young]] was in the audience, and proceeded to criticize the sports teams of [[Detroit, Michigan\|Detroit]]. Young replied by insulting Edge and his lack of a [[World Heavyweight Championship\|world championship]].		The third bout was a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing match]] between [[Triple K]] and [[Ric Flair]]. Triple K attacked Flair on his way to the ring, and gained the early advantage. After attacking Flair's head with a screwdriver, Triple K continued using foreign objects throughout the match, including a folding chair, a [[Sledgehammer\|sledgehammer]], and the steel ring steps. The match saw back and forth action between Triple K and Flair. The match saw Triple K attempt to hit Flair with a Pedigree on the announce table, but Flair countered the Pedigree into a back body drop through another announce table. Triple K, however, performed the Pedigree three times on Flair, but Flair got up each time. Triple K then hit Flair in the back with a sledgehammer, and Flair did not get to his feet before the referee's ten count, and as a result, Triple K won the match. After the match, Edge and Lita came into the ring, and Edge announced that he would be hosting a new show on ''Raw'' entitled "The Cutting Edge". Edge noted that [[Dmitri Young]] was in the audience, and proceeded to criticize the sports teams of [[Detroit, Michigan\|Detroit]]. Young replied by insulting Edge and his lack of a [[World Heavyweight Championship\|world championship]].

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Results

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	\|5		\|5

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IWEWrestling2012 — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 23:57:18 GMT

Event

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	[[Image:Matt Borske.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|[[Matt Borske]] with [[Sheik Abdul Bashir\|Daivari]], his [[Special Guest Referee Match\|special guest referee]]]]		[[Image:Matt Borske.png\|thumb\|right\|150px\|[[Matt Borske]] with [[Sheik Abdul Bashir\|Daivari]], his [[Special Guest Referee Match\|special guest referee]]]]
	Before the event began and aired live on pay-per-view, a [[Dark Match\|dark match]] was contested between [[Jose Guerrera\|Juventud]] and [[Simon Dean\|Dean Simon]], which Juventud won. After the dark match, the pay-per-view event began with [[Steven Britz\|Booker T]] (accompanied by [[Tia George-Britz\|Tia]]) facing off against [[Kevin Hunter]] in the first match of their "[[Series Variations\|Best of 7 series]]" for the vacant [[IWE United States Championship]]. The match started with Booker T exiting the ring when Hunter gained a slight advantage. The match went back and forth for the first half before Booker T took control. The match saw interference by Tia, as she distracted Hunter, who was on the top ropes. Booker T won the match with a pin and using the ropes for leverage, after Hunter missed a [[Diving Headbutt\|free fall headbutt]]. Booker T took a 1–0 lead in the series.		Before the event began and aired live on pay-per-view, a [[Dark Match\|dark match]] was contested between [[Jose Guerrera\|Juventud]] and [[Simon Dean\|Dean Simon]], which Juventud won. After the dark match, the pay-per-view event began with [[Steven Britz\|Booker T]] (accompanied by [[Tia George-Britz\|Tia]]) facing off against [[Kevin Hunter]] in the first match of their "[[Series Variations\|Best of 7 series]]" for the vacant [[IWE United States Championship]]. The match started with Booker T exiting the ring when Hunter gained a slight advantage. The match went back and forth for the first half before Booker T took control. The match saw interference by Tia, as she distracted Hunter, who was on the top ropes. Booker T won the match with a pin and using the ropes for leverage, after Hunter missed a [[Diving Headbutt\|free fall headbutt]]. Booker T took a 1–0 lead in the series.
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-	The match that followed was between [[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]] (accompanied by [[Sari Pasma]]) and [[Denise Lynn\|Denise]] (accompanied by [[Joey Hayes]] and [[Joe Linderman\|Johnny Linderman]] for the [[IWE Women's Championship]]. The match started with Dalton immediately taken control until Deinsie fought back. Linderman and Hayes interfered during the title match, but the referee ejected them from ringside. Denise kept control over Stratus until she fought back with forearm shots. Dalton, however, executed a diving bulldog and pinning Denise to win and retain the title.

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		+	The match that followed was between [[Trish Stratus\|Bailey Dalton]] (accompanied by [[Sari Pasma]]) and [[Denise Lynn\|Denise]] (accompanied by [[Joey Hayes]] and [[Joe Linderman\|Johnny Linderman]] for the [[IWE Women's Championship]]. The match started with Dalton immediately taken control until Deinsie fought back. Linderman and Hayes interfered during the title match, but the referee ejected them from ringside. Denise kept control over Stratus until she fought back with forearm shots. Dalton, however, executed a diving bulldog and pinning Denise to win and retain the title.
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	The third bout was a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing match]] between [[Triple K]] and [[Ric Flair]]. Triple K attacked Flair on his way to the ring, and gained the early advantage. After attacking Flair's head with a screwdriver, Triple K continued using foreign objects throughout the match, including a folding chair, a [[Sledgehammer\|sledgehammer]], and the steel ring steps. The match saw back and forth action between Triple K and Flair. The match saw Triple K attempt to hit Flair with a Pedigree on the announce table, but Flair countered the Pedigree into a back body drop through another announce table. Triple K, however, performed the Pedigree three times on Flair, but Flair got up each time. Triple K then hit Flair in the back with a sledgehammer, and Flair did not get to his feet before the referee's ten count, and as a result, Triple K won the match. After the match, Edge and Lita came into the ring, and Edge announced that he would be hosting a new show on ''Raw'' entitled "The Cutting Edge". Edge noted that [[Dmitri Young]] was in the audience, and proceeded to criticize the sports teams of [[Detroit, Michigan\|Detroit]]. Young replied by insulting Edge and his lack of a [[World Heavyweight Championship\|world championship]].		The third bout was a [[Last Man Standing Match\|Last Man Standing match]] between [[Triple K]] and [[Ric Flair]]. Triple K attacked Flair on his way to the ring, and gained the early advantage. After attacking Flair's head with a screwdriver, Triple K continued using foreign objects throughout the match, including a folding chair, a [[Sledgehammer\|sledgehammer]], and the steel ring steps. The match saw back and forth action between Triple K and Flair. The match saw Triple K attempt to hit Flair with a Pedigree on the announce table, but Flair countered the Pedigree into a back body drop through another announce table. Triple K, however, performed the Pedigree three times on Flair, but Flair got up each time. Triple K then hit Flair in the back with a sledgehammer, and Flair did not get to his feet before the referee's ten count, and as a result, Triple K won the match. After the match, Edge and Lita came into the ring, and Edge announced that he would be hosting a new show on ''Raw'' entitled "The Cutting Edge". Edge noted that [[Dmitri Young]] was in the audience, and proceeded to criticize the sports teams of [[Detroit, Michigan\|Detroit]]. Young replied by insulting Edge and his lack of a [[World Heavyweight Championship\|world championship]].

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	The fourth match saw [[Dustin Simpson]] defending the [[IWE Championship]] against [[Matt Borske]] with [[Sheik Abdul Bashir\|Daivari]] as the [[Special Guest Referee Match\|special guest referee]]. Early in the match, Borske was able to apply the Ankle lock on Simpson. Simpson reached the ropes, but Daivari kicked his hand off. An angered Simpson slapped Daivari, who tried to disqualify him as a result. Borske, however, stopped him, and both men were knocked out of the ring by Simpson. As Daivari was knocked down outside, a Raw referee came out soon after to officiate. After Simpson gained the advantage, Borske knocked down the referee, and executed an illegal low blow. Borske called for another referee, but failed to get the win after executing an [[Olympic Slam\|Olympic Slam]] and a [[Suplex#Superplex\|superplex]]. After Borske missed a moonsault attempt, Simpson went for an [[Fireman's Carry Takeover\|FU]]; however, Borske countered by holding onto the referee, which led to Borske knocking down the referee. As the other referee was knocked out, a SmackDown! referee came out, Simpson then [[DDT\|hit a DDT on Daivari]]. Shortly after, Simpson executed an FU on Borske, and pinned him to win the match and retain the title.		The fourth match saw [[Dustin Simpson]] defending the [[IWE Championship]] against [[Matt Borske]] with [[Sheik Abdul Bashir\|Daivari]] as the [[Special Guest Referee Match\|special guest referee]]. Early in the match, Borske was able to apply the Ankle lock on Simpson. Simpson reached the ropes, but Daivari kicked his hand off. An angered Simpson slapped Daivari, who tried to disqualify him as a result. Borske, however, stopped him, and both men were knocked out of the ring by Simpson. As Daivari was knocked down outside, a Raw referee came out soon after to officiate. After Simpson gained the advantage, Borske knocked down the referee, and executed an illegal low blow. Borske called for another referee, but failed to get the win after executing an [[Olympic Slam\|Olympic Slam]] and a [[Suplex#Superplex\|superplex]]. After Borske missed a moonsault attempt, Simpson went for an [[Fireman's Carry Takeover\|FU]]; however, Borske countered by holding onto the referee, which led to Borske knocking down the referee. As the other referee was knocked out, a SmackDown! referee came out, Simpson then [[DDT\|hit a DDT on Daivari]]. Shortly after, Simpson executed an FU on Borske, and pinned him to win the match and retain the title.

-	The fifth match was between Raw authority figure [[Eric Bischoff]] and SmackDown! authority figure [[Theodore Long]], who was accompanied by [[Palmer Cannon]]. A referee from both shows officiated the match. Long started the match by avoiding Bischoff's attacks. As Cannon climbed on the apron, and distracted the referees, Bischoff used his obi to choke Long. Bischoff continued to choke Long and applied the sleeper hold. Cannon distracted the referees again as Long hit Bischoff with his shoe. Bischoff then hit Long with a chop to the throat. [[~~Martin Wright~~\|The Boogeyman]]'s music played with Bischoff sending the referees up the ramp to stop him. The Boogeyman was behind Bischoff, however, and he performed pumphandle slam on Bischoff. Long took advantage of that and pinned Bischoff to win the match.	+	The fifth match was between Raw authority figure [[Eric Bischoff]] and SmackDown! authority figure [[Theodore Long]], who was accompanied by [[Palmer Cannon]]. A referee from both shows officiated the match. Long started the match by avoiding Bischoff's attacks. As Cannon climbed on the apron, and distracted the referees, Bischoff used his obi to choke Long. Bischoff continued to choke Long and applied the sleeper hold. Cannon distracted the referees again as Long hit Bischoff with his shoe. Bischoff then hit Long with a chop to the throat. [[Marty Christopher\|The Boogeyman]]'s music played with Bischoff sending the referees up the ramp to stop him. The Boogeyman was behind Bischoff, however, and he performed pumphandle slam on Bischoff. Long took advantage of that and pinned Bischoff to win the match.

	[[Image:McAlmond 05.jpg\|thumb\|155px\|left\|[[Kevin McAlmond]], who was Brian McAlmond's replacement in the 5-on-5 Survivor Series match]]		[[Image:McAlmond 05.jpg\|thumb\|155px\|left\|[[Kevin McAlmond]], who was Brian McAlmond's replacement in the 5-on-5 Survivor Series match]]