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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
-	:a. {{note\|1}} Two matches were taped elsewhere. The Boneyard match was taped on location in the Orlando area while the Firefly Fun House match was taped at [[Titan Towers\|~~WWE~~ Headquarters]] in [[Stamford, Connecticut]].	+	:a. {{note\|1}} Two matches were taped elsewhere. The Boneyard match was taped on location in the Orlando area while the Firefly Fun House match was taped at [[Titan Towers\|IWE Headquarters]] in [[Stamford, Connecticut]].
-	:b. {{note\|2]] The event was held without a live audience due to the [[2019–20 Coronavirus Pandemic\|2020 coronavirus pandemic in the United States.]].<br>	+	:b. {{note\|2}} The event was held without a live audience due to the [[2019–20 Coronavirus Pandemic\|2020 coronavirus pandemic in the United States.]].<br>
	:c {{note\|3}} This match was scheduled to be a tag team Triple Threat match with six participants ([[John Morrison and The Miz]], [[The Usos]], and [[The New Day]]). Due to The Miz contracting an illness, he was removed from the card and the match was changed to a standard Triple Threat match with one participant from each of the three teams. The match winner's team would be awarded the IWE SmackDown Tag Team Championship.		:c {{note\|3}} This match was scheduled to be a tag team Triple Threat match with six participants ([[John Morrison and The Miz]], [[The Usos]], and [[The New Day]]). Due to The Miz contracting an illness, he was removed from the card and the match was changed to a standard Triple Threat match with one participant from each of the three teams. The match winner's team would be awarded the IWE SmackDown Tag Team Championship.
	:d. {{note\|4}} Originally, Kevin Owens defeated Seth Rollins by disqualification, but Owens restarted the match as a No Disqualification match.		:d. {{note\|4}} Originally, Kevin Owens defeated Seth Rollins by disqualification, but Owens restarted the match as a No Disqualification match.

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	====Pre-show====		====Pre-show====
		+	During the WrestleMania 36 Kickoff Part 1 pre-show, [[Rob Gutowski\|Drew Gulak]] faced [[Eric Malstrom (wrestler)\|Cesaro]]. The climax saw Cesaro perform a U.F.O. on Gulak, followed by a pin to win the match.

	====Preliminary matches====		====Preliminary matches====
		+	The actual pay-per-view portion of Part 1 opened with host Rob Gronkowski hyping WrestleMania, who was then joined by his friend [[Nathaniel Nelson\|Mojo Rawley]].
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		+	In the first match, The Kabuki Warriors ([[Shane Leung (wrestler)\|Asuka]] and [[Kairi <!--Aimi--> Yamada\|Kairi Sane]]) defended the [[IWE Women's Tag Team Championship]] against [[Allison Hunthausen\|Alexa Bliss]] and [[Cassandra Davidson\|Nikki Cross]]. In the end, Cross performed The Purge on Sane followed by Bliss performing a Twisted Bliss to win and become the first two-time champions in the titles' history.
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		+	Next, [[Tyler Shull (wrestler)\|Elias]] faced [[Greg Romine\|King Corbin]]. In the end, as Corbin attempted a pin on Elias with his legs on the rope, the referee noticed it and voided the pin; Elias then performed a roll-up on a distracted Corbin, who was arguing with the referee, to win the match.
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		+	After that, Becky Lynch defended the Raw Women's Championship against Shayna Baszler. In the closing moments, as Baszler applied the Kirifuda Clutch on Lynch, Lynch countered into a roll-up to retain the title.
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		+	In the fourth match, [[Ryan Sebei\|Sami Zayn]] (c) (accompanied by Cesaro and [[Shinsuke McKinnon\|Shinsuke Nakamura]]) defended the Intercontinental Championship against [[Kody BrownDaniel Bryan]] (accompanied by Drew Gulak). In the first half of the match, Zayn refused to face Bryan and continuously scurried away from him. Bryan would run after Zayn only for Cesaro and Nakamura to get in his way. This led to Gulak getting involved and temporarily taking out Cesaro and Nakamura. As Zayn wanted a countout victory, Bryan brought Zayn back into the ring and eventually started to perform his offensive attacks on him. In the end, Cesaro and Nakamura recovered and attacked Gulak. As Bryan attempted a slam on Zayn, Zayn performed a Helluva Kick in mid-air to retain the title.
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		+	Next, the SmackDown Tag Team Championship was defended in a Triple Threat Ladder match. The match was originally scheduled as a tag team Triple Threat Ladder match in which The Miz and John Morrison were to defend the title against [[The New Day (professional wrestling)\|The New Day]] ([[Cory Elliot (wrestler)\|Big E]] and Kofi Kingston) and [[The Usos]] (Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso), but due to The Miz becoming ill, the match was contested between Morrison, Jimmy, and Kingston, each representing their respective team. In the end, all three competitors, who were atop ladders, managed to unhook the gold hook with the titles still intact. After a scuffle, Jimmy and Kingston performed a headbutt on Morrison, who fell down atop a ladder wedged between the rope and a second ladder. As Morrison fell, he grasped the titles, unhooking them as he fell, thus Morrison retained the title.
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		+	After that, Kevin Owens faced Seth Rollins. The match ended via a disqualification win for Owens, as Rollins attacked him with the ring bell. Owens then taunted Rollins to face him again in a [[Professional wrestling match types#No Disqualification match\|No Disqualification match]], which was accepted. During the match, Owens attacked Rollins with the ring bell and performed a diving elbow drop off the WrestleMania sign. In the end, Owens performed a Stunner on Rollins to win the match.
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		+	In a small segment, [[IWE 24/7 Championship\|24/7 Champion]] [[Blake Wheeler\|R-Truth]] joined Gronkowski and Rawley, who were standing atop a viewing podium. Gronkowski attempted to pin Truth to win the title, however, Rawley moved Gronkowski and pinned Truth instead to win the 24/7 title for the seventh time.
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		+	In the penultimate and final match from the Performance Center, Goldberg defended the Universal Championship against Braun Strowman. As Strowman attempted a Running Powerslam on Goldberg, Goldberg countered and performed three Spears for a near fall. Goldberg then performed a fourth Spear on Strowman. As Goldberg attempted the Jackhammer, Strowman countered and performed four Running Powerslams on Goldberg to win the title for the first time, as well as his first world championship.<ref name="WM36Part1"/>

	====Main event====		====Main event====
		+	In the main event of Part 1, The Undertaker faced KJ Styles in a Boneyard match, which was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Buried Alive match\|Boneyard match]] set at an undisclosed [[Cemetery\|cemetery]] and warehouse in the Orlando area. A hearse arrived at the cemetery to The Undertaker's theme music, however, Styles emerged from the casket. The Undertaker then arrived riding a motorcycle (reminiscent of his [[Martin McAlmondr#American Bad Ass (2000–2001)\|"American Bad Ass" gimmick]]) to the tune of [[Metallica]]'s "[[Now That We're Dead (Metallica song)\|Now That We're Dead]]". Halfway through the match, Styles' O.C. teammates Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson appeared in an attempt to assist Styles, but The Undertaker fought them off. The Undertaker then fought a group of druids before Styles gained the upper hand again. Styles attacked Undertaker with a spade which caused Undertaker to fall in the grave. As Styles was preparing to drop dirt on Undertaker to bury him and win, Undertaker appeared behind Styles and started to attack him. Undertaker and Styles fought all over the graveyard and atop the warehouse rooftop. Undertaker then fought Gallows and Anderson on the rooftop. He then threw Gallows off the rooftop, performed a Tombstone Piledriver on Anderson, and chokeslammed Styles off the rooftop. Undertaker then threw Styles into the grave, started the tractor, and dumped all the dirt in the grave to win the match. Following the match, as the camera panned on the grave, Styles' hand was sticking out from the dirt, while Undertaker then departed on his motorcycle, again to the Metallica song.

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	====Pre-show====		====Pre-show====
		+	During the WrestleMania 36 Kickoff Part 2 pre-show, [[Ravyn Scott\|Liv Morgan]] faced [[Shannon Furlong (wrestler)\|Natalya]]. In the end, Morgan pinned Natalya with a roll-up to win the match.

	====Preliminary matches====		====Preliminary matches====
		+	The actual pay-per-view portion of Part 2 opened with Rhea Ripley defending the NXT Women's Championship against Charlotte Flair. In the climax, After a back-and-forth match, Flair forced Ripley to tap out to the Figure-Eight Leglock to win the title for a second time – and the first time since [[NXT TakeOver (2014)\|NXT TakeOver]] in 2014. Flair also became the first wrestler to win an NXT championship before and after NXT became one of IWE's three main brands.
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		+	Next, Aleister Black faced [[Jules Washington-Ladd\|Bobby Lashley]] (accompanied by [[Kara Perry (wrestling)\|Lana]]). In the end, as Lashley attempted a Spear on Black, Black performed a Black Mass on Lashley to win the match.
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		+	After that, Otis faced Dolph Ziggler (accompanied by Sonya Deville). In the closing moments, as Otis attempted to perform the Caterpillar on Ziggler, Deville distracted Otis on the ring apron, which allowed Ziggler to attack Otis with a low blow from behind. Deville's tag team partner, Mandy Rose, came out and attacked Deville. With the referee distracted, Rose also performed a low blow on Ziggler. Otis then performed the Caterpillar on Ziggler to win the match. Following the match, Otis and Rose shared a kiss in the ring.
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		+	In the fourth match, Edge faced Kevin Orton in a Last Man Standing match. As Edge waited for Orton to make his entrance, Orton – who had been disguised as a cameraman – attacked Edge from behind with an RKO. Orton then attacked Edge with a second RKO and a camera, but Edge rose to his feet. Edge and Orton then fought in the Performance Center's gym area, where Orton placed Edge's arms in a sling and proceeded to attack him. As Orton attempted to attack Edge with a weight, Edge performed a dropkick on him. The two then fought back to the ringside area, where Orton threw Edge into a barricade off a raised platform. After fighting all throughout the Performance Center, they eventually fought atop a production truck where Edge performed a spear on Orton and Orton performed an RKO on Edge. In the end, Edge applied a sleeper hold on Orton, who passed out on a chair. A conflicted Edge then performed the Conchairto on Orton. Edge won the match after Orton was unable to answer the referee's 10 count.
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		+	Next, The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) defended the Raw Tag Team Championship against Angel Garza and Austin Theory (with Zelina Vega). In the closing moments, Ford performed a Springboard Frogsplash on Theory, who was then pinned by Dawkins. After the match, Garza, Theory, and Vega attacked the Street Profits. NXT's [[Melissa Cirillo\|Bianca Belair]] then ran out and attacked Vega, clearing the ring.
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		+	In a small segment, new 24/7 Champion Mojo Rawley ran away from multiple wrestlers into the Performance Center. They cornered Rawley near the podium host Rob Gronkowski was standing on. Gronkowski witnessed this and performed a dive on top of the wrestlers. Gronkowski then pinned Rawley to win the 24/7 Championship.
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		+	After that, Bayley defended the SmackDown Women's Championship in a fatal five-way elimination match against Sasha Banks, Lacey Evans, Naomi, and Tamina. Tamina was the first eliminated after all the other wrestlers piled on top of her for the pin. Banks applied the Bank Statement on Naomi to eliminate her. As Bayley attempted a dropkick on Evans in the corner, Evans moved out of the way and Bayley attacked Banks instead. After Bayley tried apologizing, Bayley pushed Banks out of the way of an attack from Evans, who performed the Woman's Right on Banks to eliminate her. Bayley did not attempt to break up the pin to save Banks. In the end, as Evans was about to perform the Woman's Right on Bayley, Banks returned to the ring and performed a Backstabber on Evans. Bayley then performed a DDT on Evans to retain the title.
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		+	The penultimate match was the Firefly Fun House match between Dustin Simpson and "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt. Simpson came out for his match in the Performance Center, assuming his match was taking place in the ring. Wyatt was then shown in the Firefly Fun House, stating that Simpson would actually be facing himself before exiting through the fun house's door. Simpson was then teleported to the Firefly Fun House. After also going through the door, Simpson was transported through a series of [[Dream Sequence\|dream sequence]]s where Wyatt demonstrated his perceived personality flaws (such as being a bully who did not have to work for his achievements like Wyatt did), including his debut appearance on ''SmackDown'' (with Wyatt acting as [[Matt Borske\|Kurt Angle]], and Cena seemingly unable to say anything but "[[History of IWE#Ruthless Aggression Era (2002-2008)\|ruthless aggression]]"), and a spoof of ''[[IWF Saturday Night's Main Event\|Saturday Night's Main Event]]'' (where Wyatt introduced Simpson as his tag team partner "Johnny Largemeat", who was tired out from repeatedly lifting weights). Appearing as his old [[The Wyatt Family\|Wyatt Family]] self, Wyatt then reminisced about his loss to Simpson at [[IWE WrestleMania 30\|WrestleMania XXX]], and pledged to right his previous wrong. Back in a ring, Simpson reversed out of an attempted Sister Abigail by Wyatt, and was (as in that previous match) coerced into using a chair against him. However, as he did so, Wyatt disappeared, and Simpson was suddenly transported to ''[[WCW Monday Night Nitro\|nWo Monday Nitro]]''—with Simpson acting as [[Hulk Hogan\|"Hollywood" Hulk Hogan]] and Wyatt acting as [[Eric Bischoff]]. In the ring, Cena tackled Wyatt. After a fury of fists, Wyatt disappeared and was replaced by the Huskus the Pig Boy puppet. The Fiend then snuck up from behind and performed Sister Abigail and the Mandible Claw on Cena to win the match, with Wyatt's normal self counting the pin. Just before The Fiend performed Sister Abigail, the audio of Simpson's promo from ''SmackDown'' was played, where Simpson had stated that at WrestleMania, he would end the existence of the "most over hyped, over valued, over privileged IWE Superstar".

	====Main event====		====Main event====
		+	In the main event of Part 2, Tob Lesnar (accompanied by [[Paul Heyman]]) defended the IWE Championship against Drew McIntyre. McIntyre started off with a Claymore Kick on Lesnar for a nearfall. Lesnar performed three German suplexes and an F-5, but McIntyre kicked out at one. Lesnar then performed two more F-5's, both of which again resulted in nearfalls. As Lesnar went for a fourth F-5, McIntyre countered and performed three more Claymore Kicks on Lesnar to win the title, capturing his first world championship in IWE and becoming the first-ever British-born world champion in IWE history, as well as IWE's thirty-first [[Triple Crown (professional wrestling)#IWE\|Triple Crown]] champion. After the show went off the air, McIntyre was confronted by [[Marc Beltran\|Big Show]], who McIntyre then faced in a title defense described by IWE as the "hidden WrestleMania main event." McIntyre performed a Claymore Kick on Big Show to retain the title. Marking his first successful title defense. This dark match aired on the April 6 episode of ''Raw''.

	==Reception==		==Reception==

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
-	{{note\|1}} The event will be held without a live audience due to the [[2019–20 Coronavirus Pandemic\|2019–20 coronavirus pandemic]].	+	:1. {{note\|1}} The event will be held without a live audience due to the [[2019–20 Coronavirus Pandemic\|2019–20 coronavirus pandemic]].<br>
		+	:2. {{note\|2]] Originally, Kevin Owens defeated Seth Rollins by disqualification, but Owens restarted the match as a No Disqualification match.

	==References==		==References==

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
-	:a. {{note\|1}} Two matches were taped elsewhere. The Boneyard match was taped on location in the Orlando area while the Firefly Fun House match was taped at [[Titan Towers\|~~WWE~~ Headquarters]] in [[Stamford, Connecticut]].	+	:a. {{note\|1}} Two matches were taped elsewhere. The Boneyard match was taped on location in the Orlando area while the Firefly Fun House match was taped at [[Titan Towers\|IWE Headquarters]] in [[Stamford, Connecticut]].
-	:b. {{note\|2]] The event was held without a live audience due to the [[2019–20 Coronavirus Pandemic\|2020 coronavirus pandemic in the United States.]].<br>	+	:b. {{note\|2}} The event was held without a live audience due to the [[2019–20 Coronavirus Pandemic\|2020 coronavirus pandemic in the United States.]].<br>
	:c {{note\|3}} This match was scheduled to be a tag team Triple Threat match with six participants ([[John Morrison and The Miz]], [[The Usos]], and [[The New Day]]). Due to The Miz contracting an illness, he was removed from the card and the match was changed to a standard Triple Threat match with one participant from each of the three teams. The match winner's team would be awarded the IWE SmackDown Tag Team Championship.		:c {{note\|3}} This match was scheduled to be a tag team Triple Threat match with six participants ([[John Morrison and The Miz]], [[The Usos]], and [[The New Day]]). Due to The Miz contracting an illness, he was removed from the card and the match was changed to a standard Triple Threat match with one participant from each of the three teams. The match winner's team would be awarded the IWE SmackDown Tag Team Championship.
	:d. {{note\|4}} Originally, Kevin Owens defeated Seth Rollins by disqualification, but Owens restarted the match as a No Disqualification match.		:d. {{note\|4}} Originally, Kevin Owens defeated Seth Rollins by disqualification, but Owens restarted the match as a No Disqualification match.

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