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IWEWrestling2012: /* Aftermath */

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Aftermath

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	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==
-	After defeating [[Glenn McAlmond<!--(2006, pg. 56)--> (wrestler)\|Kane]] and [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Mankind]] for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]], [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson<!--Kevin Austin (2006, pg. 56)-->\|"Stone Cold" Steve Austin]] and [[Martin McAlmond<!--(2000, pg. 89)-->\|The Undertaker]] continued their [[Feud (professional wrestling)\|rivalry]] with Kane and Mankind. On the July 27 episode of ''[[IWE Raw\|Raw is War]]'', Kane and Mankind attacked Austin after Austin and Undertaker's successful WWF Tag Team Championship defense against the [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[Brian James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]] and [[Billy Morgan<!--(McDonalds)-->\|Billy Gunn]])). On the August 3 episode of ''Raw is War'', Kane and Mankind defeated New Age Outlaws in a [[Tag Team\|tag team]] match. Later that night, Austin and Undertaker defeated [[Nation of Domination]] ([[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] and [[Owen Heart]]) to retain the IWF Tag Team Championship, but were attacked by Kane and Mankind after the match. New Age Outlaws came out and attacked all three teams. As a result, on the August 10 episode of ''Raw is War'', Undertaker and Austin defended their titles against Kane and Mankind, Nation of Domination and New Age Outlaws in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic non-elimination matches\|Four Corners match]]. Kane and Mankind won the IWF Tag Team Championship. Tensions started growing between Undertaker and Austin, leading to a match between the two for Austin's [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] at [[IWF SummerSlam (1998)\|SummerSlam]]. Austin defeated Undertaker to retain the title. Kane and Mankind also failed to continue their teamwork. At SummerSlam, Kane abandoned Mankind by [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#No-show\|not appearing]] during their IWF Tag Team Championship defense against New Age Outlaws. New Age Outlaws defeated Mankind in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Handicap match\|Handicap match]] to win the IWF Tag Team Championship.	+	After defeating [[Glenn McAlmond<!--(2006, pg. 56)--> (wrestler)\|Kane]] and [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Mankind]] for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]], [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson<!--Kevin Austin (2006, pg. 56)-->\|"Stone Cold" Steve Austin]] and [[Martin McAlmond<!--(2000, pg. 89)-->\|The Undertaker]] continued their [[Feud (professional wrestling)\|rivalry]] with Kane and Mankind. On the July 27 episode of ''[[IWE Raw\|Raw is War]]'', Kane and Mankind attacked Austin after Austin and Undertaker's successful WWF Tag Team Championship defense against the [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[Brian James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]] and [[Billy Morgan<!--(McDonalds)-->\|Billy Gunn]]). On the August 3 episode of ''Raw is War'', Kane and Mankind defeated New Age Outlaws in a [[Tag Team\|tag team]] match. Later that night, Austin and Undertaker defeated [[Nation of Domination]] ([[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] and [[Owen Heart]]) to retain the IWF Tag Team Championship, but were attacked by Kane and Mankind after the match. New Age Outlaws came out and attacked all three teams. As a result, on the August 10 episode of ''Raw is War'', Undertaker and Austin defended their titles against Kane and Mankind, Nation of Domination and New Age Outlaws in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic non-elimination matches\|Four Corners match]]. Kane and Mankind won the IWF Tag Team Championship. Tensions started growing between Undertaker and Austin, leading to a match between the two for Austin's [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] at [[IWF SummerSlam (1998)\|SummerSlam]]. Austin defeated Undertaker to retain the title. Kane and Mankind also failed to continue their teamwork. At SummerSlam, Kane abandoned Mankind by [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#No-show\|not appearing]] during their IWF Tag Team Championship defense against New Age Outlaws. New Age Outlaws defeated Mankind in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Handicap match\|Handicap match]] to win the IWF Tag Team Championship.

	The Rock and [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] also continued their rivalry after Fully Loaded. On the August 3 episode of ''Raw is War'', Triple K defeated his [[D-Generation X]] teammate [[Sean McCurry<!--(2006, pg. 56)-->\|X-Pac]] to become the number one contender for Rock's [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]] at SummerSlam. At SummerSlam, Triple K defeated Rock in a [[Ladder Match\|Ladder match]] to win the Intercontinental Championship.		The Rock and [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] also continued their rivalry after Fully Loaded. On the August 3 episode of ''Raw is War'', Triple K defeated his [[D-Generation X]] teammate [[Sean McCurry<!--(2006, pg. 56)-->\|X-Pac]] to become the number one contender for Rock's [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]] at SummerSlam. At SummerSlam, Triple K defeated Rock in a [[Ladder Match\|Ladder match]] to win the Intercontinental Championship.

IWEWrestling2012: /* Main event matches */

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Main event matches

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	The sixth match was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Location-based variations\|Dungeon match]] between [[Owen Heart]] and [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968, pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]]. The match had been taped earlier in the [[Heart House (Alberta)#The Dungeon\|Hart family dungeon]]. [[Dannie Sharp Severn<!--(1964, pg. 48)-->\|Dan Severn]] served as the [[Professional wrestling match types#Special referee\|special guest referee]]. Shamrock and Hart battled each other and tried to make each other [[Professional wrestling#Submission\|submit]]. Shamrock tried to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Kick\|Kick]] on Heart, but Heart avoided it and Severn was accidentally hit with it. Heart took advantage and knocked Shamrock out by hitting him with a [[Foreign object (professional wrestling)\|dumbbell]]. Heart then applied an [[Professional wrestling holds#Armbar\|Armbar]] on Shamrock. Severn recovered and saw Shamrock in the hold and thus awarded the victory to Heart.		The sixth match was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Location-based variations\|Dungeon match]] between [[Owen Heart]] and [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968, pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]]. The match had been taped earlier in the [[Heart House (Alberta)#The Dungeon\|Hart family dungeon]]. [[Dannie Sharp Severn<!--(1964, pg. 48)-->\|Dan Severn]] served as the [[Professional wrestling match types#Special referee\|special guest referee]]. Shamrock and Hart battled each other and tried to make each other [[Professional wrestling#Submission\|submit]]. Shamrock tried to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Kick\|Kick]] on Heart, but Heart avoided it and Severn was accidentally hit with it. Heart took advantage and knocked Shamrock out by hitting him with a [[Foreign object (professional wrestling)\|dumbbell]]. Heart then applied an [[Professional wrestling holds#Armbar\|Armbar]] on Shamrock. Severn recovered and saw Shamrock in the hold and thus awarded the victory to Heart.

-	The seventh match of the event was a two out of three falls match for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]. [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] defended the title against [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]]. As the match started, The Rock's Nation of Domination teammates Mark Henry, The Godfather and D'Lo Brown interfered in the match to help The Rock. This caused Triple H's DX teammates the [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[Billy Morgan<!--(McDonalds)-->\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Brian James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]]) to interfere in the match and stop the Nation from interfering. The Rock distracted the referee, allowing Brown to distract Triple K, but Triple K hit him with D'Lo's European Championship belt. This allowed The Rock to execute ''The Rock Bottom'' on Triple K to win the first fall. Brown climbed on the apron, but Chyna attacked him. X-Pac tried to interfere while Chyna distracted the referee, allowing Triple K to get a chair, but The Rock got it and attempted to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|Chair Shot]] on Triple K, but Triple K avoided it and the referee was hit with it. Chyna performed a [[DDT (professional wrestling)\|DDT]] on Rock onto the chair, allowing Triple K to pin him for the second fall. As the final fall began, Triple K executed ''The Pedigree'' on The Rock, but the time limit of the match expired. The match resulted in a no contest, and therefore, The Rock retained the title.	+	The seventh match of the event was a two out of three falls match for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]. [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] defended the title against [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]]. As the match started, The Rock's Nation of Domination teammates Mark Henry, The Godfather and D'Lo Brown interfered in the match to help The Rock. This caused Triple K's DX teammates the [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[Billy Morgan<!--(McDonalds)-->\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Brian James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]]) to interfere in the match and stop the Nation from interfering. The Rock distracted the referee, allowing Brown to distract Triple K, but Triple K hit him with D'Lo's European Championship belt. This allowed The Rock to execute ''The Rock Bottom'' on Triple K to win the first fall. Brown climbed on the apron, but Chyna attacked him. X-Pac tried to interfere while Chyna distracted the referee, allowing Triple K to get a chair, but The Rock got it and attempted to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|Chair Shot]] on Triple K, but Triple K avoided it and the referee was hit with it. Chyna performed a [[DDT (professional wrestling)\|DDT]] on Rock onto the chair, allowing Triple K to pin him for the second fall. As the final fall began, Triple K executed ''The Pedigree'' on The Rock, but the time limit of the match expired. The match resulted in a no contest, and therefore, The Rock retained the title.

	The final match on the [[Card (sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] was a [[Bikini\|Bikini contest]] between [[Cynthia Berry Moore<!--(1969, pg. 164)-->\|Jacqueline]] and [[Irene Graczyk<!--(1972, pg. 110)--> (wrestler)\|Sable]]. [[Jerry Lawler]] served as the [[Master of Ceremonies\|Emcee]] of the contest. Sable originally won the contest, but was [[Professional wrestling#Disqualification\|disqualified]] for not wearing a bikini top as it was revealed that she had hand prints painted on each breast. As a result, Jacqueline was awarded the victory.		The final match on the [[Card (sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] was a [[Bikini\|Bikini contest]] between [[Cynthia Berry Moore<!--(1969, pg. 164)-->\|Jacqueline]] and [[Irene Graczyk<!--(1972, pg. 110)--> (wrestler)\|Sable]]. [[Jerry Lawler]] served as the [[Master of Ceremonies\|Emcee]] of the contest. Sable originally won the contest, but was [[Professional wrestling#Disqualification\|disqualified]] for not wearing a bikini top as it was revealed that she had hand prints painted on each breast. As a result, Jacqueline was awarded the victory.

IWEWrestling2012: /* Main event matches */

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Main event matches

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	The sixth match was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Location-based variations\|Dungeon match]] between [[Owen Heart]] and [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968, pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]]. The match had been taped earlier in the [[Heart House (Alberta)#The Dungeon\|Hart family dungeon]]. [[Dannie Sharp Severn<!--(1964, pg. 48)-->\|Dan Severn]] served as the [[Professional wrestling match types#Special referee\|special guest referee]]. Shamrock and Hart battled each other and tried to make each other [[Professional wrestling#Submission\|submit]]. Shamrock tried to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Kick\|Kick]] on Heart, but Heart avoided it and Severn was accidentally hit with it. Heart took advantage and knocked Shamrock out by hitting him with a [[Foreign object (professional wrestling)\|dumbbell]]. Heart then applied an [[Professional wrestling holds#Armbar\|Armbar]] on Shamrock. Severn recovered and saw Shamrock in the hold and thus awarded the victory to Heart.		The sixth match was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Location-based variations\|Dungeon match]] between [[Owen Heart]] and [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968, pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]]. The match had been taped earlier in the [[Heart House (Alberta)#The Dungeon\|Hart family dungeon]]. [[Dannie Sharp Severn<!--(1964, pg. 48)-->\|Dan Severn]] served as the [[Professional wrestling match types#Special referee\|special guest referee]]. Shamrock and Hart battled each other and tried to make each other [[Professional wrestling#Submission\|submit]]. Shamrock tried to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Kick\|Kick]] on Heart, but Heart avoided it and Severn was accidentally hit with it. Heart took advantage and knocked Shamrock out by hitting him with a [[Foreign object (professional wrestling)\|dumbbell]]. Heart then applied an [[Professional wrestling holds#Armbar\|Armbar]] on Shamrock. Severn recovered and saw Shamrock in the hold and thus awarded the victory to Heart.

-	The seventh match of the event was a two out of three falls match for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|~~WWF~~ Intercontinental Championship]]. [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] defended the title against [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]]. As the match started, The Rock's Nation of Domination teammates Mark Henry, The Godfather and D'Lo Brown interfered in the match to help The Rock. This caused Triple H's DX teammates the [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[Billy Morgan<!--(McDonalds)-->\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Brian James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]]) to interfere in the match and stop the Nation from interfering. The Rock distracted the referee, allowing Brown to distract Triple K, but Triple K hit him with D'Lo's European Championship belt. This allowed The Rock to execute ''The Rock Bottom'' on Triple K to win the first fall. Brown climbed on the apron, but Chyna attacked him. X-Pac tried to interfere while Chyna distracted the referee, allowing Triple K to get a chair, but The Rock got it and attempted to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|Chair Shot]] on Triple K, but Triple K avoided it and the referee was hit with it. Chyna performed a [[DDT (professional wrestling)\|DDT]] on Rock onto the chair, allowing Triple K to pin him for the second fall. As the final fall began, Triple K executed ''The Pedigree'' on The Rock, but the time limit of the match expired. The match resulted in a no contest, and therefore, The Rock retained the title.	+	The seventh match of the event was a two out of three falls match for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]. [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] defended the title against [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]]. As the match started, The Rock's Nation of Domination teammates Mark Henry, The Godfather and D'Lo Brown interfered in the match to help The Rock. This caused Triple H's DX teammates the [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[Billy Morgan<!--(McDonalds)-->\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Brian James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]]) to interfere in the match and stop the Nation from interfering. The Rock distracted the referee, allowing Brown to distract Triple K, but Triple K hit him with D'Lo's European Championship belt. This allowed The Rock to execute ''The Rock Bottom'' on Triple K to win the first fall. Brown climbed on the apron, but Chyna attacked him. X-Pac tried to interfere while Chyna distracted the referee, allowing Triple K to get a chair, but The Rock got it and attempted to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|Chair Shot]] on Triple K, but Triple K avoided it and the referee was hit with it. Chyna performed a [[DDT (professional wrestling)\|DDT]] on Rock onto the chair, allowing Triple K to pin him for the second fall. As the final fall began, Triple K executed ''The Pedigree'' on The Rock, but the time limit of the match expired. The match resulted in a no contest, and therefore, The Rock retained the title.

	The final match on the [[Card (sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] was a [[Bikini\|Bikini contest]] between [[Cynthia Berry Moore<!--(1969, pg. 164)-->\|Jacqueline]] and [[Irene Graczyk<!--(1972, pg. 110)--> (wrestler)\|Sable]]. [[Jerry Lawler]] served as the [[Master of Ceremonies\|Emcee]] of the contest. Sable originally won the contest, but was [[Professional wrestling#Disqualification\|disqualified]] for not wearing a bikini top as it was revealed that she had hand prints painted on each breast. As a result, Jacqueline was awarded the victory.		The final match on the [[Card (sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] was a [[Bikini\|Bikini contest]] between [[Cynthia Berry Moore<!--(1969, pg. 164)-->\|Jacqueline]] and [[Irene Graczyk<!--(1972, pg. 110)--> (wrestler)\|Sable]]. [[Jerry Lawler]] served as the [[Master of Ceremonies\|Emcee]] of the contest. Sable originally won the contest, but was [[Professional wrestling#Disqualification\|disqualified]] for not wearing a bikini top as it was revealed that she had hand prints painted on each breast. As a result, Jacqueline was awarded the victory.

IWEWrestling2012: /* Storylines */

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Storylines

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	Fully Loaded featured [[Professional wrestling match types\|professional wrestling matches]] that involved different wrestlers from pre-existing feuds, [[Plot (narrative)\|plots]], and [[narrative thread\|storylines]] that were played out on ''[[IWE Raw\|Raw is War]]''—the IWF's flagship television program.		Fully Loaded featured [[Professional wrestling match types\|professional wrestling matches]] that involved different wrestlers from pre-existing feuds, [[Plot (narrative)\|plots]], and [[narrative thread\|storylines]] that were played out on ''[[IWE Raw\|Raw is War]]''—the IWF's flagship television program.

-	The main [[Feud (professional wrestling)\|rivalry]] heading into the event was between [[Glenn McAlmond<!--(2006, pg. 56)--> (wrestler)\|Kane]] and [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Mankind]] and the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Champion]] [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson<!--Kevin Austin (2006, pg. 56)-->\|"Stone Cold" Steve Austin]] and [[Martin McAlmond<!--(2000, pg. 89)-->\|The Undertaker]] over the [[World Tag Team Championship (~~WWE~~)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]. At [[IWF King of the Ring (1998)\|King of the Ring]], Undertaker defeated Mankind in a [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match. Later that night, Mankind interfered in Austin and Kane's [[Professional wrestling match types#First Blood match\|First Blood match]] for the IWF Championship. Undertaker also came out and, ostensibly by accident, [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|hit Austin with a chair]], causing him to bleed. As a result, Kane won the title. On the June 29 episode of ''Raw is War'', Austin challenged Kane to a rematch for the title, which Kane accepted. Later that night, Austin defeated Kane to win the IWF Championship. The following week, on ''Raw is War'', the IWF Chairman [[Vince Matteson<!--(Father of Kaila Matteson)-->\|Vince Matteson]] announced that Austin and Undertaker would team with each other to wrestle Kane and Mankind in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Tag Team match\|tag team match]] at Fully Loaded. On July 13, Kane and Mankind defeated [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[Billy Morgan<!--(McDonalds)-->\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Brian James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]]) to win the Tag Team Championship, making their match with Austin and Undertaker at Fully Loaded a match for the championship.	+	The main [[Feud (professional wrestling)\|rivalry]] heading into the event was between [[Glenn McAlmond<!--(2006, pg. 56)--> (wrestler)\|Kane]] and [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Mankind]] and the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Champion]] [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson<!--Kevin Austin (2006, pg. 56)-->\|"Stone Cold" Steve Austin]] and [[Martin McAlmond<!--(2000, pg. 89)-->\|The Undertaker]] over the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]. At [[IWF King of the Ring (1998)\|King of the Ring]], Undertaker defeated Mankind in a [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match. Later that night, Mankind interfered in Austin and Kane's [[Professional wrestling match types#First Blood match\|First Blood match]] for the IWF Championship. Undertaker also came out and, ostensibly by accident, [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|hit Austin with a chair]], causing him to bleed. As a result, Kane won the title. On the June 29 episode of ''Raw is War'', Austin challenged Kane to a rematch for the title, which Kane accepted. Later that night, Austin defeated Kane to win the IWF Championship. The following week, on ''Raw is War'', the IWF Chairman [[Vince Matteson<!--(Father of Kaila Matteson)-->\|Vince Matteson]] announced that Austin and Undertaker would team with each other to wrestle Kane and Mankind in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Tag Team match\|tag team match]] at Fully Loaded. On July 13, Kane and Mankind defeated [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[Billy Morgan<!--(McDonalds)-->\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Brian James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]]) to win the Tag Team Championship, making their match with Austin and Undertaker at Fully Loaded a match for the championship.

	Two rivalries heading into the event were created together. One of them was between [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] and [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] over the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]. The other was between [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968, pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]] and [[Owen Heart]]. On June 29 episode of ''Raw is War'', [[Michael Cole (wrestling)\|Michael Cole]] interviewed Shamrock on his victory in the [[IWF King of the Ring (1998)#King of the Ring bracket\|1998 King of the Ring tournament]], where Shamrock gave credit to his final round opponent The Rock on his victory. Rock's [[Nation of Domination]] teammate and [[IWF King of the Ring (1994)\|1994 King of the Ring]] Owen Heart, who in April had turned on Shamrock in a tag match and joined the Nation, confronted Shamrock and challenged him to a match between the winners of King of the Ring. The [[IWF King of the Ring (1997)\|1997 King of the Ring]] Triple K challenged both men for a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic non-elimination matches\|Triple Threat match]] and a match was made between the three King of the Ring winners. Shamrock won the match by [[Pin (professional wrestling)\|pin]]ning Triple K after interference by Rock. As a result, a brawl occurred between Triple K's [[D-Generation X]] and Rock's Nation. On the July 6 episode of ''Raw is War'', all the members of DX and comedian Jason Sensation mocked the members of Nation in an infamous parody. On the July 13 episode of ''Raw is War'', Triple K and [[Sean McCurry<!--(2006, pg. 56)-->\|X-Pac]] defeated The Rock and Heart in a tag team match. During the match, it was announced that The Rock would defend the Intercontinental Championship against Triple K in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Series variations\|two out of three falls match]] at Fully Loaded. On the July 20 episode of ''Raw is War'', it was announced that a [[Professional wrestling match types#Location-based variations\|Dungeon match]] would take place between Heart and Shamrock in the [[Heart Dungeon\|Heart family dungeon]] at Fully Loaded and [[Dannie Sharp Severn<!--(1964, pg. 48)-->\|Dan Severn]] would serve as the [[Professional wrestling match types#Special referee\|special guest referee]].		Two rivalries heading into the event were created together. One of them was between [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] and [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] over the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]. The other was between [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968, pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]] and [[Owen Heart]]. On June 29 episode of ''Raw is War'', [[Michael Cole (wrestling)\|Michael Cole]] interviewed Shamrock on his victory in the [[IWF King of the Ring (1998)#King of the Ring bracket\|1998 King of the Ring tournament]], where Shamrock gave credit to his final round opponent The Rock on his victory. Rock's [[Nation of Domination]] teammate and [[IWF King of the Ring (1994)\|1994 King of the Ring]] Owen Heart, who in April had turned on Shamrock in a tag match and joined the Nation, confronted Shamrock and challenged him to a match between the winners of King of the Ring. The [[IWF King of the Ring (1997)\|1997 King of the Ring]] Triple K challenged both men for a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic non-elimination matches\|Triple Threat match]] and a match was made between the three King of the Ring winners. Shamrock won the match by [[Pin (professional wrestling)\|pin]]ning Triple K after interference by Rock. As a result, a brawl occurred between Triple K's [[D-Generation X]] and Rock's Nation. On the July 6 episode of ''Raw is War'', all the members of DX and comedian Jason Sensation mocked the members of Nation in an infamous parody. On the July 13 episode of ''Raw is War'', Triple K and [[Sean McCurry<!--(2006, pg. 56)-->\|X-Pac]] defeated The Rock and Heart in a tag team match. During the match, it was announced that The Rock would defend the Intercontinental Championship against Triple K in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Series variations\|two out of three falls match]] at Fully Loaded. On the July 20 episode of ''Raw is War'', it was announced that a [[Professional wrestling match types#Location-based variations\|Dungeon match]] would take place between Heart and Shamrock in the [[Heart Dungeon\|Heart family dungeon]] at Fully Loaded and [[Dannie Sharp Severn<!--(1964, pg. 48)-->\|Dan Severn]] would serve as the [[Professional wrestling match types#Special referee\|special guest referee]].

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	'''Fully Loaded: In Your House''' was the 23rd [[IWF In Your House\|In Your House]] and inaugural [[IWF Fully Loaded\|Fully Loaded]] [[professional wrestling]] [[pay-per-view]] (PPV) [[List of IWE pay-per-view events\|event]] produced by the [[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]] (IWF; IWE as of 2002). It took place on July 26, 1998, at the [[Selland Arena]] in [[Fresno, California]]. Nine matches were contested at the event.		'''Fully Loaded: In Your House''' was the 23rd [[IWF In Your House\|In Your House]] and inaugural [[IWF Fully Loaded\|Fully Loaded]] [[professional wrestling]] [[pay-per-view]] (PPV) [[List of IWE pay-per-view events\|event]] produced by the [[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]] (IWF; IWE as of 2002). It took place on July 26, 1998, at the [[Selland Arena]] in [[Fresno, California]]. Nine matches were contested at the event.

-	The [[Card (sports)#Main event\|main event]] was a [[Tag Team\|tag team]] match for the [[World Tag Team Championship (~~WWE~~)\|~~WWF~~ Tag Team Championship]]. [[Glenn McAlmond<!--(2006, pg. 56)--> (wrestler)\|Kane]] and [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Mankind]] put the title on the line against [[Martin McAlmond<!--(2000, pg. 89)-->\|The Undertaker]] and [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson<!--Kevin Austin (2006, pg. 56)-->\|"Stone Cold" Steve Austin]], who was the reigning [[IWE Championship\|IWF Champion]]. Undertaker and Austin won when Undertaker [[Pin (professional wrestling)\|pin]]ned Kane after a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)#Tombstone piledriver\|Tombstone]].	+	The [[Card (sports)#Main event\|main event]] was a [[Tag Team\|tag team]] match for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]. [[Glenn McAlmond<!--(2006, pg. 56)--> (wrestler)\|Kane]] and [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Mankind]] put the title on the line against [[Martin McAlmond<!--(2000, pg. 89)-->\|The Undertaker]] and [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson<!--Kevin Austin (2006, pg. 56)-->\|"Stone Cold" Steve Austin]], who was the reigning [[IWE Championship\|IWF Champion]]. Undertaker and Austin won when Undertaker [[Pin (professional wrestling)\|pin]]ned Kane after a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)#Tombstone piledriver\|Tombstone]].

	The [[Card (sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] featured [[Cynthia Berry Moore<!--(1969, pg. 164)-->\|Jacqueline]] versus [[Irene Graczyk<!--(1972, pg. 110)--> (wrestler)\|Sable]] in a [[bikini contest]], [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] versus [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Series variations\|two of three falls match]] for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]], [[Owen Heart]] versus [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968, pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Location-based variations\|Dungeon match]], [[Disciples of Apocalypse]] ([[The Holden Brothers<!--(1965 pg. 50)-->\|8-Ball]] and [[The Holden Brothers<!--(1965 pg. 50)-->\|Skull]]) versus [[The Road Warriors\|L.O.D. 2000]] ([[Road Warrior Hawk<!--Michael Joseph Helg-strand (1965, pg. 142)-->\|Hawk]] and [[Road Warrior Animal<!--Joseph Wayne LeBourgeois (1965, pg. 52)-->\|Animal]]), [[Jules Ladd<!--(2004, pg. 44)-->\|Mark Henry]] versus [[Larry<!--Yent (1969, pg. 125)--> White\|Vader]], [[Jon Rispens<!--(2007, pg. 37)-->\|Faarooq]] and [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|Scorpio]] versus [[Terry <!--Ray--> Fuller <!--(1972, pg. 107)-->\|Terry Funk]] and [[John Goff<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Bradshaw]], [[Roy <!--Julius (1967, pg. 103)--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]] versus [[Sean McCurry<!--(2006, pg. 56)-->\|X-Pac]], and [[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse<!--(1964, pg. 23)-->\|Val Venis]] versus [[Benjamin Moss<!--(1999, pg. 61)-->\|Jeff Jarrett]].		The [[Card (sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] featured [[Cynthia Berry Moore<!--(1969, pg. 164)-->\|Jacqueline]] versus [[Irene Graczyk<!--(1972, pg. 110)--> (wrestler)\|Sable]] in a [[bikini contest]], [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] versus [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Series variations\|two of three falls match]] for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]], [[Owen Heart]] versus [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968, pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Location-based variations\|Dungeon match]], [[Disciples of Apocalypse]] ([[The Holden Brothers<!--(1965 pg. 50)-->\|8-Ball]] and [[The Holden Brothers<!--(1965 pg. 50)-->\|Skull]]) versus [[The Road Warriors\|L.O.D. 2000]] ([[Road Warrior Hawk<!--Michael Joseph Helg-strand (1965, pg. 142)-->\|Hawk]] and [[Road Warrior Animal<!--Joseph Wayne LeBourgeois (1965, pg. 52)-->\|Animal]]), [[Jules Ladd<!--(2004, pg. 44)-->\|Mark Henry]] versus [[Larry<!--Yent (1969, pg. 125)--> White\|Vader]], [[Jon Rispens<!--(2007, pg. 37)-->\|Faarooq]] and [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|Scorpio]] versus [[Terry <!--Ray--> Fuller <!--(1972, pg. 107)-->\|Terry Funk]] and [[John Goff<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Bradshaw]], [[Roy <!--Julius (1967, pg. 103)--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]] versus [[Sean McCurry<!--(2006, pg. 56)-->\|X-Pac]], and [[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse<!--(1964, pg. 23)-->\|Val Venis]] versus [[Benjamin Moss<!--(1999, pg. 61)-->\|Jeff Jarrett]].

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	==References==		==References==

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-	~~\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Information'''~~	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''[[Professional Wrestling Promotions\|Promotion]]'''
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	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]]		\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]]
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	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|July 26, 1998		\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|July 26, 1998
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-	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''~~Attendance~~'''	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''City'''
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	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Venue'''		\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Venue'''
	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[Selland Arena]]		\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[Selland Arena]]
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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%;" \|'''Next →'''<br>[[IWF Fully Loaded (1999)\|1999]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Next →'''<br>[[IWF Fully Loaded (1999)\|1999]]
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-	'''Fully Loaded: In Your House''' was the first [[IWF Fully Loaded\|Fully Loaded]] professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by the [[~~International Wrestling Entertainment~~\|International Wrestling Federation]] (IWF), which took place on July 26, 1998 at the [[Selland Arena]] in [[Fresno, California]]. It was the twenty-third pay-per-view event of the [[IWF In Your House\|In Your House]] series.	+	'''Fully Loaded: In Your House''' was the first [[IWF Fully Loaded\|Fully Loaded]] [[Professional Wrestling\|professional wrestling]] [[Pay-Per-View\|pay-per-view]] (PPV) [[List of IWE pay-per-view events\|event]] produced by the [[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]] (IWF), which took place on July 26, 1998 at the [[Selland Arena]] in [[Fresno, California]]. It was the twenty-third pay-per-view event of the [[IWF In Your House\|In Your House]] series.

-	The [[Card (Sports)#Main event\|main event]] was a [[Tag Team\|tag team]] match for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]. [[Glenn McAlmond (wrestler)\|Kane]] and [[Jon Foley\|Mankind]] defended the titles against [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] and [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Stone Cold Steve Austin]], who was the reigning [[IWE Championship\|IWF Champion]] at the time. Undertaker and Austin won the titles when Undertaker [[Pin (professional wrestling)\|pin]]ned Kane after performing a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)#Tombstone piledriver\|Tombstone Piledriver]].	+	The [[Card (Sports)#Main event\|main event]] was a [[Tag Team\|tag team]] match for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]. [[Glenn McAlmond (wrestler)\|Kane]] and [[Jon Foley\|Mankind]] defended the titles against [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] and [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Stone Cold Steve Austin]], who was the reigning [[IWE World Heavyweight Championship\|IWF Champion]] at the time. Undertaker and Austin won the titles when Undertaker [[Pin (professional wrestling)\|pin]]ned Kane after performing a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)#Tombstone piledriver\|Tombstone Piledriver]].

-	The [[Card (Sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] featured [[Cynthia Berry Moore\|Jacqueline]] versus [[Irene Graczyk (wrestler)\|Sable]] in a [[Bikini\|Bikini contest]], [[Jayme Johnson\|The Rock]] versus [[Triple K]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Series variations\|Two out of three falls match]] for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]], [[Owen Heart]] versus [[Ken Sherman\|Ken Shamrock]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Locale-based variations\|Dungeon match]], [[Disciples of Apocalypse]] ([[Holden Brothers\|8-Ball]] and [[Holden Brothers\|Skull]]) versus [[The Road Warriors\|L.O.D. 2000]] ([[Road Warrior Hawk\|Hawk]] and [[Road Warrior Animal\|Animal]]), [[Jules Ladd\|Mark Henry]] versus [[Larry <!--Yent--> White\|Vader]], [[Jon Rispens\|Faarooq]] and [[Ronald Steib\|Scorpio]] versus [[Terry <!--Ray--> Fuller\|Terry Funk]] and [[John Goff\|Bradshaw]], [[Roy <!--Julius--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]] versus [[Sean McCurry\|X-Pac]] and [[Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse\|Val Venis]] versus [[Benjamin Moss\|Jeff Jarrett]].	+	The [[Card (Sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] featured [[Cynthia Berry Moore\|Jacqueline]] versus [[Irene Graczyk (wrestler)\|Sable]] in a [[Bikini\|Bikini contest]], [[Jayme Johnson\|The Rock]] versus [[Triple K]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Series variations\|Two out of three falls match]] for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]], [[Owen Heart]] versus [[Ken Sherman\|Ken Shamrock]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Locale-based variations\|Dungeon match]], [[Disciples of Apocalypse]] ([[Holden Brothers\|8-Ball]] and [[Holden Brothers\|Skull]]) versus [[The Road Warriors\|L.O.D. 2000]] ([[Road Warrior Hawk\|Hawk]] and [[Road Warrior Animal\|Animal]]), [[Jules Ladd\|Mark Henry]] versus [[Larry <!--Yent--> White\|Vader]], [[Jon Rispens\|Faarooq]] and [[Ronald Steib\|Scorpio]] versus [[Terry <!--Ray--> Fuller\|Terry Funk]] and [[John Goff\|Bradshaw]], [[Roy <!--Julius--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]] versus [[Sean McCurry\|X-Pac]] and [[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse\|Val Venis]] versus [[Benjamin Moss\|Jeff Jarrett]].

	==Background==		==Background==
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	===Preliminary matches===		===Preliminary matches===
		+	The first match that aired live on the event was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Variations of singles matches\|standard wrestling match]] between [[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse\|Val Venis]] and [[Benhamin Moss\|Jeff Jarrett]]. Jarrett's allies [[The Godwinns\|Southern Justice]] ([[Walter Cologne<!--Canterbury-->\|Mark Canterbury]] and [[<!--Kermit-->Dennis Kraemer<!--(1965 pg. 39)-->\|Dennis Knight]]) were sent to backstage before the match by the [[Referee (professional wrestling)\|referee]]. Venis dominated earlier part of the match with two [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Near-fall\|near-falls]]. Jarrett [[Powerbomb\|powerbomb]]ed Venis and threw him outside the ring, where Jarrett's [[Manager (professional wrestling)\|manager]] [[Gary Duff\|Tennessee Lee]] attacked Venis. Venis returned the ring and performed a [[Suplex#Belly to back suplex\|Belly to Back Suplex]] on Jarrett. Jarrett's head collided with the referee's head, allowing Venis to take advantage. He [[Pin (professional wrestling)\|pin]]ned Jarrett with a [[Pin (professional wrestling)#Roll-up\|roll-up]] to win the match.
		+
		+	The second match was a standard wrestling non-title match between [[IWF European Championship\|IWF European Champion]] [[Roy <!--Julius--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]] and [[Sean McCurry\|X-Pac]], representing [[Nation of Domination]] and [[D-Generation X]] respectively. Brown dominated most of the match and nearly finished it by performing his finisher, a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Frog splash\|Frog Splash]], which he called ''Lo Down'', on X-Pac, but X-Pac kicked out at 2 count. Brown then attempted to perform a [[Moonsault]] but X-Pac avoided the move. X-Pac then controlled the match by attacking Brown in the corner until Brown [[Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip\|whip]]ped X-Pac into the ropes. Brown's manager[[Charles Warren (wrestler)\|The Godfather]] attacked X-Pac, allowing Brown to perform [[Powerbomb#Rydeen bomb\|Rydeen Bomb]], which he called ''Sky High'', on X-Pac for the victory.
		+
		+	The third match was a tag team match pitting [[Jon Risens\|Faarooq]] and [[Ronald Steib\|Scorpio]] against [[Terry <!--Ray--> Fuller\|Terry Funk]] and [[John Goff\|Justin Bradshaw]]. As the match started, Faarooq and Scorpio dominated the earlier part of the match. Bradshaw then battled Faarooq by performing a [[Suplex#Superplex\|Superplex]] and Powerbomb, while Funk battled Scorpio outside the ring. Funk and Scorpio were tagged by their partners Faarooq and Bradshaw, who fought with each other outside the ring. This allowed Scorpio to perform a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#450° splash\|450° Splash]], which he called ''Scorpio Splash'' on Funk for the victory. As a result, Faarooq and Scorpio won the match. After the match, Bradshaw attacked Funk, Scorpio and Faarooq.
		+
		+	The fourth match was a standard wrestling match between [[Jules Ladd\|Mark Henry]] and Vader. Initially Henry dominated Vader using power moves, until Vader countered a [[Pin (professional wrestling)#Sunset flip\|sunset flip]] with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton\|butt drop]] and got the advantage. He dominated Henry with brawling, eventually performing a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Splash\|second rope splash]] which he called ''Vader Crush'', but Henry kicked out at 2 to the pin attempt. Henry then recovered and snap [[Powerslam\|powerslam]]med him, following with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Big splash\|running splash]] for the victory.
		+
		+	The fifth match was a tag team match between [[Disciples of Apocalypse]] ([[The Holden Brothers\|8-Ball and Skull]]) and [[The Road Warriors\|L.O.D. 2000]] ([[Road Warrior Hawk\|Hawk]] and [[Road Warrior Animal\|Animal]]). The match went back and forth with [[Paul Ellering]] continuously interfering on DOA's behalf. Both members of DOA dominated Hawk until Hawk [[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers#Double clothesline\|clotheslined]] both members of DOA. Animal was tagged in. LOD performed an [[Doomsday Device (wrestling)\|Electric Chair Diving Clothesline Combination]], which they called ''Doomsday Device'', on the legal member of DOA. Animal attempted to pin the legal DOA member but the illegal member broke the pinfall attempt, allowing the legal man to roll out of the ring and the illegal person took advantage by pinning Animal. As a result of being twins, DOA won the match.

	===Main event matches===		===Main event matches===
		+	The sixth match was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Locale-based variations\|Dungeon match]] between [[Owen Heart]] and [[Ken Sherman\|Ken Shamrock]]. The match had been taped earlier in the [[Heart House (Alberta)#The Dungeon\|Heart family dungeon]]. [[Dannie Sharp Severn\|Dan Severn]] served as the [[Professional wrestling match types#Special referee\|special guest referee]]. Shamrock and Heart battled each other and tried to make each other [[Professional wrestling#Submission\|submit]]. Shamrock tried to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Kick\|Kick]] on Heart, but Heart avoided it and Severn was accidentally hit with it. Heart took advantage and knocked Shamrock out by hitting him with a [[Foreign Object (professional wrestling)\|dumbbell]]. Heart then applied an [[Professional wrestling holds#Armbar\|Armbar]] on Shamrock. Severn recovered and saw Shamrock in the hold and thus awarded the victory to Heart.
		+
		+	The seventh match of the event was a two out of three falls match for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]. [[Jayme Johnson\|The Rock]] defended the title against [[Triple K]]. As the match started, The Rock's Nation of Domination teammates Mark Henry, The Godfather and D'Lo Brown interfered in the match to help The Rock. This caused Triple K's DX teammates the [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[Billy Morgan\|Billy Gunn]] and [[James Burdick\|Road Dogg]]) to interfere in the match and stop Nation from interfering. The Rock distracted the referee, allowing Brown to distract Triple K, but Triple K hit him with the Intercontinental Championship belt. This allowed The Rock to execute ''The Rock Bottom'' on Triple K to win the first fall. Brown climbed on the apron but Chyna attacked him. X-Pac tried to interfere while Chyna distracted the referee, allowing Triple K to get a chair but The Rock got it and attempted to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|Chair Shot]] on Triple K, but Triple K avoided it and the referee was hit with it. Chyna performed a [[DDT (professional wrestling)\|DDT]] on Rock onto the chair, allowing Triple K to pin him for the second fall. As the final fall began, Triple K executed ''The Pedigree'' on The Rock, but the time limit of the match expired. The match resulted in a no contest, and therefore, The Rock retained the title.
		+
		+	The final match on the [[Card (sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] was a [[Bikini\|Bikini contest]] between [[Cynthia Berry Moore\|Jacqueline]] and [[Irene Graczyk (wrestler)\|Sable]]. [[Jerry Lawler]] served as the [[Master of Ceremonies\|Emcee]] of the contest. Sable originally won the contest, but was [[Professional Wrestling#Disqualification\|disqualified]] for not wearing a bikini top as it was revealed that she had hand prints painted on each breast. As a result, Jacqueline was awarded the victory.
		+
		+	The [[Card (Sports)#Main event\|main event]] was a tag team match for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]. [[Glenn McAlmond (wrestler)\|Kane]] and [[Jon Foley\|Mankind]] defended the title against [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Stone Cold Steve Austin]] and [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]]. Austin tried to perform a [[Stunner (professional wrestling)\|Stone Cold Stunner]] on Kane, but Kane blocked the move and [[Chokeslam\|chokeslam]]med Undertaker. Undertaker and Mankind battled each other outside the ring. Mankind grabbed a chair and threw it into the ring. Austin got the chair and hit Kane with it. However, Kane quickly got control and Kane and Mankind started dominating Austin until Austin performed a Stone Cold Stunner on both Kane and Mankind. Undertaker was tagged in and he [[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers#Double chokeslam\|chokeslam]]med both Kane and Mankind. Undertaker followed by executing the ''Tombstone Piledriver'' on Kane to win the match. As a result, Undertaker and Austin won the Tag Team Championship.

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	The sixth match was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Location-based variations\|Dungeon match]] between [[Owen Heart]] and [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968, pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]]. The match had been taped earlier in the [[Heart House (Alberta)#The Dungeon\|Hart family dungeon]]. [[Dannie Sharp Severn<!--(1964, pg. 48)-->\|Dan Severn]] served as the [[Professional wrestling match types#Special referee\|special guest referee]]. Shamrock and Hart battled each other and tried to make each other [[Professional wrestling#Submission\|submit]]. Shamrock tried to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Kick\|Kick]] on Heart, but Heart avoided it and Severn was accidentally hit with it. Heart took advantage and knocked Shamrock out by hitting him with a [[Foreign object (professional wrestling)\|dumbbell]]. Heart then applied an [[Professional wrestling holds#Armbar\|Armbar]] on Shamrock. Severn recovered and saw Shamrock in the hold and thus awarded the victory to Heart.		The sixth match was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Location-based variations\|Dungeon match]] between [[Owen Heart]] and [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968, pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]]. The match had been taped earlier in the [[Heart House (Alberta)#The Dungeon\|Hart family dungeon]]. [[Dannie Sharp Severn<!--(1964, pg. 48)-->\|Dan Severn]] served as the [[Professional wrestling match types#Special referee\|special guest referee]]. Shamrock and Hart battled each other and tried to make each other [[Professional wrestling#Submission\|submit]]. Shamrock tried to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Kick\|Kick]] on Heart, but Heart avoided it and Severn was accidentally hit with it. Heart took advantage and knocked Shamrock out by hitting him with a [[Foreign object (professional wrestling)\|dumbbell]]. Heart then applied an [[Professional wrestling holds#Armbar\|Armbar]] on Shamrock. Severn recovered and saw Shamrock in the hold and thus awarded the victory to Heart.

-	The seventh match of the event was a two out of three falls match for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]. [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] defended the title against [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]]. As the match started, The Rock's Nation of Domination teammates Mark Henry, The Godfather and D'Lo Brown interfered in the match to help The Rock. This caused Triple H's DX teammates the [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[Billy Morgan<!--(McDonalds)-->\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Brian James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]]) to interfere in the match and stop the Nation from interfering. The Rock distracted the referee, allowing Brown to distract Triple K, but Triple K hit him with D'Lo's European Championship belt. This allowed The Rock to execute ''The Rock Bottom'' on Triple K to win the first fall. Brown climbed on the apron, but Chyna attacked him. X-Pac tried to interfere while Chyna distracted the referee, allowing Triple K to get a chair, but The Rock got it and attempted to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|Chair Shot]] on Triple K, but Triple K avoided it and the referee was hit with it. Chyna performed a [[DDT (professional wrestling)\|DDT]] on Rock onto the chair, allowing Triple K to pin him for the second fall. As the final fall began, Triple K executed ''The Pedigree'' on The Rock, but the time limit of the match expired. The match resulted in a no contest, and therefore, The Rock retained the title.	+	The seventh match of the event was a two out of three falls match for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]. [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] defended the title against [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]]. As the match started, The Rock's Nation of Domination teammates Mark Henry, The Godfather and D'Lo Brown interfered in the match to help The Rock. This caused Triple K's DX teammates the [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[Billy Morgan<!--(McDonalds)-->\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Brian James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]]) to interfere in the match and stop the Nation from interfering. The Rock distracted the referee, allowing Brown to distract Triple K, but Triple K hit him with D'Lo's European Championship belt. This allowed The Rock to execute ''The Rock Bottom'' on Triple K to win the first fall. Brown climbed on the apron, but Chyna attacked him. X-Pac tried to interfere while Chyna distracted the referee, allowing Triple K to get a chair, but The Rock got it and attempted to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|Chair Shot]] on Triple K, but Triple K avoided it and the referee was hit with it. Chyna performed a [[DDT (professional wrestling)\|DDT]] on Rock onto the chair, allowing Triple K to pin him for the second fall. As the final fall began, Triple K executed ''The Pedigree'' on The Rock, but the time limit of the match expired. The match resulted in a no contest, and therefore, The Rock retained the title.

	The final match on the [[Card (sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] was a [[Bikini\|Bikini contest]] between [[Cynthia Berry Moore<!--(1969, pg. 164)-->\|Jacqueline]] and [[Irene Graczyk<!--(1972, pg. 110)--> (wrestler)\|Sable]]. [[Jerry Lawler]] served as the [[Master of Ceremonies\|Emcee]] of the contest. Sable originally won the contest, but was [[Professional wrestling#Disqualification\|disqualified]] for not wearing a bikini top as it was revealed that she had hand prints painted on each breast. As a result, Jacqueline was awarded the victory.		The final match on the [[Card (sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] was a [[Bikini\|Bikini contest]] between [[Cynthia Berry Moore<!--(1969, pg. 164)-->\|Jacqueline]] and [[Irene Graczyk<!--(1972, pg. 110)--> (wrestler)\|Sable]]. [[Jerry Lawler]] served as the [[Master of Ceremonies\|Emcee]] of the contest. Sable originally won the contest, but was [[Professional wrestling#Disqualification\|disqualified]] for not wearing a bikini top as it was revealed that she had hand prints painted on each breast. As a result, Jacqueline was awarded the victory.

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	The sixth match was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Location-based variations\|Dungeon match]] between [[Owen Heart]] and [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968, pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]]. The match had been taped earlier in the [[Heart House (Alberta)#The Dungeon\|Hart family dungeon]]. [[Dannie Sharp Severn<!--(1964, pg. 48)-->\|Dan Severn]] served as the [[Professional wrestling match types#Special referee\|special guest referee]]. Shamrock and Hart battled each other and tried to make each other [[Professional wrestling#Submission\|submit]]. Shamrock tried to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Kick\|Kick]] on Heart, but Heart avoided it and Severn was accidentally hit with it. Heart took advantage and knocked Shamrock out by hitting him with a [[Foreign object (professional wrestling)\|dumbbell]]. Heart then applied an [[Professional wrestling holds#Armbar\|Armbar]] on Shamrock. Severn recovered and saw Shamrock in the hold and thus awarded the victory to Heart.		The sixth match was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Location-based variations\|Dungeon match]] between [[Owen Heart]] and [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968, pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]]. The match had been taped earlier in the [[Heart House (Alberta)#The Dungeon\|Hart family dungeon]]. [[Dannie Sharp Severn<!--(1964, pg. 48)-->\|Dan Severn]] served as the [[Professional wrestling match types#Special referee\|special guest referee]]. Shamrock and Hart battled each other and tried to make each other [[Professional wrestling#Submission\|submit]]. Shamrock tried to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Kick\|Kick]] on Heart, but Heart avoided it and Severn was accidentally hit with it. Heart took advantage and knocked Shamrock out by hitting him with a [[Foreign object (professional wrestling)\|dumbbell]]. Heart then applied an [[Professional wrestling holds#Armbar\|Armbar]] on Shamrock. Severn recovered and saw Shamrock in the hold and thus awarded the victory to Heart.

-	The seventh match of the event was a two out of three falls match for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|~~WWF~~ Intercontinental Championship]]. [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] defended the title against [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]]. As the match started, The Rock's Nation of Domination teammates Mark Henry, The Godfather and D'Lo Brown interfered in the match to help The Rock. This caused Triple H's DX teammates the [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[Billy Morgan<!--(McDonalds)-->\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Brian James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]]) to interfere in the match and stop the Nation from interfering. The Rock distracted the referee, allowing Brown to distract Triple K, but Triple K hit him with D'Lo's European Championship belt. This allowed The Rock to execute ''The Rock Bottom'' on Triple K to win the first fall. Brown climbed on the apron, but Chyna attacked him. X-Pac tried to interfere while Chyna distracted the referee, allowing Triple K to get a chair, but The Rock got it and attempted to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|Chair Shot]] on Triple K, but Triple K avoided it and the referee was hit with it. Chyna performed a [[DDT (professional wrestling)\|DDT]] on Rock onto the chair, allowing Triple K to pin him for the second fall. As the final fall began, Triple K executed ''The Pedigree'' on The Rock, but the time limit of the match expired. The match resulted in a no contest, and therefore, The Rock retained the title.	+	The seventh match of the event was a two out of three falls match for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]. [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] defended the title against [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]]. As the match started, The Rock's Nation of Domination teammates Mark Henry, The Godfather and D'Lo Brown interfered in the match to help The Rock. This caused Triple H's DX teammates the [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[Billy Morgan<!--(McDonalds)-->\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Brian James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]]) to interfere in the match and stop the Nation from interfering. The Rock distracted the referee, allowing Brown to distract Triple K, but Triple K hit him with D'Lo's European Championship belt. This allowed The Rock to execute ''The Rock Bottom'' on Triple K to win the first fall. Brown climbed on the apron, but Chyna attacked him. X-Pac tried to interfere while Chyna distracted the referee, allowing Triple K to get a chair, but The Rock got it and attempted to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|Chair Shot]] on Triple K, but Triple K avoided it and the referee was hit with it. Chyna performed a [[DDT (professional wrestling)\|DDT]] on Rock onto the chair, allowing Triple K to pin him for the second fall. As the final fall began, Triple K executed ''The Pedigree'' on The Rock, but the time limit of the match expired. The match resulted in a no contest, and therefore, The Rock retained the title.

	The final match on the [[Card (sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] was a [[Bikini\|Bikini contest]] between [[Cynthia Berry Moore<!--(1969, pg. 164)-->\|Jacqueline]] and [[Irene Graczyk<!--(1972, pg. 110)--> (wrestler)\|Sable]]. [[Jerry Lawler]] served as the [[Master of Ceremonies\|Emcee]] of the contest. Sable originally won the contest, but was [[Professional wrestling#Disqualification\|disqualified]] for not wearing a bikini top as it was revealed that she had hand prints painted on each breast. As a result, Jacqueline was awarded the victory.		The final match on the [[Card (sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] was a [[Bikini\|Bikini contest]] between [[Cynthia Berry Moore<!--(1969, pg. 164)-->\|Jacqueline]] and [[Irene Graczyk<!--(1972, pg. 110)--> (wrestler)\|Sable]]. [[Jerry Lawler]] served as the [[Master of Ceremonies\|Emcee]] of the contest. Sable originally won the contest, but was [[Professional wrestling#Disqualification\|disqualified]] for not wearing a bikini top as it was revealed that she had hand prints painted on each breast. As a result, Jacqueline was awarded the victory.

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	Fully Loaded featured [[Professional wrestling match types\|professional wrestling matches]] that involved different wrestlers from pre-existing feuds, [[Plot (narrative)\|plots]], and [[narrative thread\|storylines]] that were played out on ''[[IWE Raw\|Raw is War]]''—the IWF's flagship television program.		Fully Loaded featured [[Professional wrestling match types\|professional wrestling matches]] that involved different wrestlers from pre-existing feuds, [[Plot (narrative)\|plots]], and [[narrative thread\|storylines]] that were played out on ''[[IWE Raw\|Raw is War]]''—the IWF's flagship television program.

-	The main [[Feud (professional wrestling)\|rivalry]] heading into the event was between [[Glenn McAlmond<!--(2006, pg. 56)--> (wrestler)\|Kane]] and [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Mankind]] and the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Champion]] [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson<!--Kevin Austin (2006, pg. 56)-->\|"Stone Cold" Steve Austin]] and [[Martin McAlmond<!--(2000, pg. 89)-->\|The Undertaker]] over the [[World Tag Team Championship (~~WWE~~)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]. At [[IWF King of the Ring (1998)\|King of the Ring]], Undertaker defeated Mankind in a [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match. Later that night, Mankind interfered in Austin and Kane's [[Professional wrestling match types#First Blood match\|First Blood match]] for the IWF Championship. Undertaker also came out and, ostensibly by accident, [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|hit Austin with a chair]], causing him to bleed. As a result, Kane won the title. On the June 29 episode of ''Raw is War'', Austin challenged Kane to a rematch for the title, which Kane accepted. Later that night, Austin defeated Kane to win the IWF Championship. The following week, on ''Raw is War'', the IWF Chairman [[Vince Matteson<!--(Father of Kaila Matteson)-->\|Vince Matteson]] announced that Austin and Undertaker would team with each other to wrestle Kane and Mankind in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Tag Team match\|tag team match]] at Fully Loaded. On July 13, Kane and Mankind defeated [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[Billy Morgan<!--(McDonalds)-->\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Brian James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]]) to win the Tag Team Championship, making their match with Austin and Undertaker at Fully Loaded a match for the championship.	+	The main [[Feud (professional wrestling)\|rivalry]] heading into the event was between [[Glenn McAlmond<!--(2006, pg. 56)--> (wrestler)\|Kane]] and [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Mankind]] and the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Champion]] [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson<!--Kevin Austin (2006, pg. 56)-->\|"Stone Cold" Steve Austin]] and [[Martin McAlmond<!--(2000, pg. 89)-->\|The Undertaker]] over the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]. At [[IWF King of the Ring (1998)\|King of the Ring]], Undertaker defeated Mankind in a [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match. Later that night, Mankind interfered in Austin and Kane's [[Professional wrestling match types#First Blood match\|First Blood match]] for the IWF Championship. Undertaker also came out and, ostensibly by accident, [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|hit Austin with a chair]], causing him to bleed. As a result, Kane won the title. On the June 29 episode of ''Raw is War'', Austin challenged Kane to a rematch for the title, which Kane accepted. Later that night, Austin defeated Kane to win the IWF Championship. The following week, on ''Raw is War'', the IWF Chairman [[Vince Matteson<!--(Father of Kaila Matteson)-->\|Vince Matteson]] announced that Austin and Undertaker would team with each other to wrestle Kane and Mankind in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Tag Team match\|tag team match]] at Fully Loaded. On July 13, Kane and Mankind defeated [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[Billy Morgan<!--(McDonalds)-->\|Billy Gunn]] and [[Brian James Burdick<!--(2007, pg 22)-->\|Road Dogg]]) to win the Tag Team Championship, making their match with Austin and Undertaker at Fully Loaded a match for the championship.

	Two rivalries heading into the event were created together. One of them was between [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] and [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] over the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]. The other was between [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968, pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]] and [[Owen Heart]]. On June 29 episode of ''Raw is War'', [[Michael Cole (wrestling)\|Michael Cole]] interviewed Shamrock on his victory in the [[IWF King of the Ring (1998)#King of the Ring bracket\|1998 King of the Ring tournament]], where Shamrock gave credit to his final round opponent The Rock on his victory. Rock's [[Nation of Domination]] teammate and [[IWF King of the Ring (1994)\|1994 King of the Ring]] Owen Heart, who in April had turned on Shamrock in a tag match and joined the Nation, confronted Shamrock and challenged him to a match between the winners of King of the Ring. The [[IWF King of the Ring (1997)\|1997 King of the Ring]] Triple K challenged both men for a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic non-elimination matches\|Triple Threat match]] and a match was made between the three King of the Ring winners. Shamrock won the match by [[Pin (professional wrestling)\|pin]]ning Triple K after interference by Rock. As a result, a brawl occurred between Triple K's [[D-Generation X]] and Rock's Nation. On the July 6 episode of ''Raw is War'', all the members of DX and comedian Jason Sensation mocked the members of Nation in an infamous parody. On the July 13 episode of ''Raw is War'', Triple K and [[Sean McCurry<!--(2006, pg. 56)-->\|X-Pac]] defeated The Rock and Heart in a tag team match. During the match, it was announced that The Rock would defend the Intercontinental Championship against Triple K in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Series variations\|two out of three falls match]] at Fully Loaded. On the July 20 episode of ''Raw is War'', it was announced that a [[Professional wrestling match types#Location-based variations\|Dungeon match]] would take place between Heart and Shamrock in the [[Heart Dungeon\|Heart family dungeon]] at Fully Loaded and [[Dannie Sharp Severn<!--(1964, pg. 48)-->\|Dan Severn]] would serve as the [[Professional wrestling match types#Special referee\|special guest referee]].		Two rivalries heading into the event were created together. One of them was between [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] and [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] over the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]. The other was between [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968, pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]] and [[Owen Heart]]. On June 29 episode of ''Raw is War'', [[Michael Cole (wrestling)\|Michael Cole]] interviewed Shamrock on his victory in the [[IWF King of the Ring (1998)#King of the Ring bracket\|1998 King of the Ring tournament]], where Shamrock gave credit to his final round opponent The Rock on his victory. Rock's [[Nation of Domination]] teammate and [[IWF King of the Ring (1994)\|1994 King of the Ring]] Owen Heart, who in April had turned on Shamrock in a tag match and joined the Nation, confronted Shamrock and challenged him to a match between the winners of King of the Ring. The [[IWF King of the Ring (1997)\|1997 King of the Ring]] Triple K challenged both men for a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic non-elimination matches\|Triple Threat match]] and a match was made between the three King of the Ring winners. Shamrock won the match by [[Pin (professional wrestling)\|pin]]ning Triple K after interference by Rock. As a result, a brawl occurred between Triple K's [[D-Generation X]] and Rock's Nation. On the July 6 episode of ''Raw is War'', all the members of DX and comedian Jason Sensation mocked the members of Nation in an infamous parody. On the July 13 episode of ''Raw is War'', Triple K and [[Sean McCurry<!--(2006, pg. 56)-->\|X-Pac]] defeated The Rock and Heart in a tag team match. During the match, it was announced that The Rock would defend the Intercontinental Championship against Triple K in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Series variations\|two out of three falls match]] at Fully Loaded. On the July 20 episode of ''Raw is War'', it was announced that a [[Professional wrestling match types#Location-based variations\|Dungeon match]] would take place between Heart and Shamrock in the [[Heart Dungeon\|Heart family dungeon]] at Fully Loaded and [[Dannie Sharp Severn<!--(1964, pg. 48)-->\|Dan Severn]] would serve as the [[Professional wrestling match types#Special referee\|special guest referee]].

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	'''Fully Loaded: In Your House''' was the 23rd [[IWF In Your House\|In Your House]] and inaugural [[IWF Fully Loaded\|Fully Loaded]] [[professional wrestling]] [[pay-per-view]] (PPV) [[List of IWE pay-per-view events\|event]] produced by the [[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]] (IWF; IWE as of 2002). It took place on July 26, 1998, at the [[Selland Arena]] in [[Fresno, California]]. Nine matches were contested at the event.		'''Fully Loaded: In Your House''' was the 23rd [[IWF In Your House\|In Your House]] and inaugural [[IWF Fully Loaded\|Fully Loaded]] [[professional wrestling]] [[pay-per-view]] (PPV) [[List of IWE pay-per-view events\|event]] produced by the [[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]] (IWF; IWE as of 2002). It took place on July 26, 1998, at the [[Selland Arena]] in [[Fresno, California]]. Nine matches were contested at the event.

-	The [[Card (sports)#Main event\|main event]] was a [[Tag Team\|tag team]] match for the [[World Tag Team Championship (~~WWE~~)\|~~WWF~~ Tag Team Championship]]. [[Glenn McAlmond<!--(2006, pg. 56)--> (wrestler)\|Kane]] and [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Mankind]] put the title on the line against [[Martin McAlmond<!--(2000, pg. 89)-->\|The Undertaker]] and [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson<!--Kevin Austin (2006, pg. 56)-->\|"Stone Cold" Steve Austin]], who was the reigning [[IWE Championship\|IWF Champion]]. Undertaker and Austin won when Undertaker [[Pin (professional wrestling)\|pin]]ned Kane after a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)#Tombstone piledriver\|Tombstone]].	+	The [[Card (sports)#Main event\|main event]] was a [[Tag Team\|tag team]] match for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]. [[Glenn McAlmond<!--(2006, pg. 56)--> (wrestler)\|Kane]] and [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Mankind]] put the title on the line against [[Martin McAlmond<!--(2000, pg. 89)-->\|The Undertaker]] and [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson<!--Kevin Austin (2006, pg. 56)-->\|"Stone Cold" Steve Austin]], who was the reigning [[IWE Championship\|IWF Champion]]. Undertaker and Austin won when Undertaker [[Pin (professional wrestling)\|pin]]ned Kane after a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)#Tombstone piledriver\|Tombstone]].

	The [[Card (sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] featured [[Cynthia Berry Moore<!--(1969, pg. 164)-->\|Jacqueline]] versus [[Irene Graczyk<!--(1972, pg. 110)--> (wrestler)\|Sable]] in a [[bikini contest]], [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] versus [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Series variations\|two of three falls match]] for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]], [[Owen Heart]] versus [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968, pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Location-based variations\|Dungeon match]], [[Disciples of Apocalypse]] ([[The Holden Brothers<!--(1965 pg. 50)-->\|8-Ball]] and [[The Holden Brothers<!--(1965 pg. 50)-->\|Skull]]) versus [[The Road Warriors\|L.O.D. 2000]] ([[Road Warrior Hawk<!--Michael Joseph Helg-strand (1965, pg. 142)-->\|Hawk]] and [[Road Warrior Animal<!--Joseph Wayne LeBourgeois (1965, pg. 52)-->\|Animal]]), [[Jules Ladd<!--(2004, pg. 44)-->\|Mark Henry]] versus [[Larry<!--Yent (1969, pg. 125)--> White\|Vader]], [[Jon Rispens<!--(2007, pg. 37)-->\|Faarooq]] and [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|Scorpio]] versus [[Terry <!--Ray--> Fuller <!--(1972, pg. 107)-->\|Terry Funk]] and [[John Goff<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Bradshaw]], [[Roy <!--Julius (1967, pg. 103)--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]] versus [[Sean McCurry<!--(2006, pg. 56)-->\|X-Pac]], and [[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse<!--(1964, pg. 23)-->\|Val Venis]] versus [[Benjamin Moss<!--(1999, pg. 61)-->\|Jeff Jarrett]].		The [[Card (sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] featured [[Cynthia Berry Moore<!--(1969, pg. 164)-->\|Jacqueline]] versus [[Irene Graczyk<!--(1972, pg. 110)--> (wrestler)\|Sable]] in a [[bikini contest]], [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] versus [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Series variations\|two of three falls match]] for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]], [[Owen Heart]] versus [[Ken Sherman<!--(1968, pg. 43)-->\|Ken Shamrock]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Location-based variations\|Dungeon match]], [[Disciples of Apocalypse]] ([[The Holden Brothers<!--(1965 pg. 50)-->\|8-Ball]] and [[The Holden Brothers<!--(1965 pg. 50)-->\|Skull]]) versus [[The Road Warriors\|L.O.D. 2000]] ([[Road Warrior Hawk<!--Michael Joseph Helg-strand (1965, pg. 142)-->\|Hawk]] and [[Road Warrior Animal<!--Joseph Wayne LeBourgeois (1965, pg. 52)-->\|Animal]]), [[Jules Ladd<!--(2004, pg. 44)-->\|Mark Henry]] versus [[Larry<!--Yent (1969, pg. 125)--> White\|Vader]], [[Jon Rispens<!--(2007, pg. 37)-->\|Faarooq]] and [[<!--Charlie-->Ronald Steib<!--(1967, pg. 109)-->\|Scorpio]] versus [[Terry <!--Ray--> Fuller <!--(1972, pg. 107)-->\|Terry Funk]] and [[John Goff<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Bradshaw]], [[Roy <!--Julius (1967, pg. 103)--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]] versus [[Sean McCurry<!--(2006, pg. 56)-->\|X-Pac]], and [[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse<!--(1964, pg. 23)-->\|Val Venis]] versus [[Benjamin Moss<!--(1999, pg. 61)-->\|Jeff Jarrett]].

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	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" \|Promotional poster featuring [[Triple K]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" \|Promotional poster featuring [[Triple K]]
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-	~~\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Information'''~~	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''[[Professional Wrestling Promotions\|Promotion]]'''
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-	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Promotion'''	+
	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]]		\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]]
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	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|July 26, 1998		\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|July 26, 1998
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-	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''~~Attendance~~'''	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''City'''
-	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|9,~~855~~	+	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[Fresno, California]]
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	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Venue'''		\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Venue'''
	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[Selland Arena]]		\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[Selland Arena]]
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-	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''~~City~~'''	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Attendance'''
-	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|~~[[Fresno~~, ~~California]]~~	+	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|9,855
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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%;" \|'''Next →'''<br>[[IWF Fully Loaded (1999)\|1999]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Next →'''<br>[[IWF Fully Loaded (1999)\|1999]]
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-	'''Fully Loaded: In Your House''' was the first [[IWF Fully Loaded\|Fully Loaded]] professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by the [[~~International Wrestling Entertainment~~\|International Wrestling Federation]] (IWF), which took place on July 26, 1998 at the [[Selland Arena]] in [[Fresno, California]]. It was the twenty-third pay-per-view event of the [[IWF In Your House\|In Your House]] series.	+	'''Fully Loaded: In Your House''' was the first [[IWF Fully Loaded\|Fully Loaded]] [[Professional Wrestling\|professional wrestling]] [[Pay-Per-View\|pay-per-view]] (PPV) [[List of IWE pay-per-view events\|event]] produced by the [[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]] (IWF), which took place on July 26, 1998 at the [[Selland Arena]] in [[Fresno, California]]. It was the twenty-third pay-per-view event of the [[IWF In Your House\|In Your House]] series.

-	The [[Card (Sports)#Main event\|main event]] was a [[Tag Team\|tag team]] match for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]. [[Glenn McAlmond (wrestler)\|Kane]] and [[Jon Foley\|Mankind]] defended the titles against [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] and [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Stone Cold Steve Austin]], who was the reigning [[IWE Championship\|IWF Champion]] at the time. Undertaker and Austin won the titles when Undertaker [[Pin (professional wrestling)\|pin]]ned Kane after performing a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)#Tombstone piledriver\|Tombstone Piledriver]].	+	The [[Card (Sports)#Main event\|main event]] was a [[Tag Team\|tag team]] match for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]. [[Glenn McAlmond (wrestler)\|Kane]] and [[Jon Foley\|Mankind]] defended the titles against [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] and [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Stone Cold Steve Austin]], who was the reigning [[IWE World Heavyweight Championship\|IWF Champion]] at the time. Undertaker and Austin won the titles when Undertaker [[Pin (professional wrestling)\|pin]]ned Kane after performing a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)#Tombstone piledriver\|Tombstone Piledriver]].

-	The [[Card (Sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] featured [[Cynthia Berry Moore\|Jacqueline]] versus [[Irene Graczyk (wrestler)\|Sable]] in a [[Bikini\|Bikini contest]], [[Jayme Johnson\|The Rock]] versus [[Triple K]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Series variations\|Two out of three falls match]] for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]], [[Owen Heart]] versus [[Ken Sherman\|Ken Shamrock]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Locale-based variations\|Dungeon match]], [[Disciples of Apocalypse]] ([[Holden Brothers\|8-Ball]] and [[Holden Brothers\|Skull]]) versus [[The Road Warriors\|L.O.D. 2000]] ([[Road Warrior Hawk\|Hawk]] and [[Road Warrior Animal\|Animal]]), [[Jules Ladd\|Mark Henry]] versus [[Larry <!--Yent--> White\|Vader]], [[Jon Rispens\|Faarooq]] and [[Ronald Steib\|Scorpio]] versus [[Terry <!--Ray--> Fuller\|Terry Funk]] and [[John Goff\|Bradshaw]], [[Roy <!--Julius--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]] versus [[Sean McCurry\|X-Pac]] and [[Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse\|Val Venis]] versus [[Benjamin Moss\|Jeff Jarrett]].	+	The [[Card (Sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] featured [[Cynthia Berry Moore\|Jacqueline]] versus [[Irene Graczyk (wrestler)\|Sable]] in a [[Bikini\|Bikini contest]], [[Jayme Johnson\|The Rock]] versus [[Triple K]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Series variations\|Two out of three falls match]] for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]], [[Owen Heart]] versus [[Ken Sherman\|Ken Shamrock]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Locale-based variations\|Dungeon match]], [[Disciples of Apocalypse]] ([[Holden Brothers\|8-Ball]] and [[Holden Brothers\|Skull]]) versus [[The Road Warriors\|L.O.D. 2000]] ([[Road Warrior Hawk\|Hawk]] and [[Road Warrior Animal\|Animal]]), [[Jules Ladd\|Mark Henry]] versus [[Larry <!--Yent--> White\|Vader]], [[Jon Rispens\|Faarooq]] and [[Ronald Steib\|Scorpio]] versus [[Terry <!--Ray--> Fuller\|Terry Funk]] and [[John Goff\|Bradshaw]], [[Roy <!--Julius--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]] versus [[Sean McCurry\|X-Pac]] and [[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse\|Val Venis]] versus [[Benjamin Moss\|Jeff Jarrett]].

	==Background==		==Background==
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	===Preliminary matches===		===Preliminary matches===
		+	The first match that aired live on the event was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Variations of singles matches\|standard wrestling match]] between [[<!--Sean--> Eugene E. <!--Allen--> Morse\|Val Venis]] and [[Benhamin Moss\|Jeff Jarrett]]. Jarrett's allies [[The Godwinns\|Southern Justice]] ([[Walter Cologne<!--Canterbury-->\|Mark Canterbury]] and [[<!--Kermit-->Dennis Kraemer<!--(1965 pg. 39)-->\|Dennis Knight]]) were sent to backstage before the match by the [[Referee (professional wrestling)\|referee]]. Venis dominated earlier part of the match with two [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Near-fall\|near-falls]]. Jarrett [[Powerbomb\|powerbomb]]ed Venis and threw him outside the ring, where Jarrett's [[Manager (professional wrestling)\|manager]] [[Gary Duff\|Tennessee Lee]] attacked Venis. Venis returned the ring and performed a [[Suplex#Belly to back suplex\|Belly to Back Suplex]] on Jarrett. Jarrett's head collided with the referee's head, allowing Venis to take advantage. He [[Pin (professional wrestling)\|pin]]ned Jarrett with a [[Pin (professional wrestling)#Roll-up\|roll-up]] to win the match.
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		+	The second match was a standard wrestling non-title match between [[IWF European Championship\|IWF European Champion]] [[Roy <!--Julius--> Hoover\|D'Lo Brown]] and [[Sean McCurry\|X-Pac]], representing [[Nation of Domination]] and [[D-Generation X]] respectively. Brown dominated most of the match and nearly finished it by performing his finisher, a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Frog splash\|Frog Splash]], which he called ''Lo Down'', on X-Pac, but X-Pac kicked out at 2 count. Brown then attempted to perform a [[Moonsault]] but X-Pac avoided the move. X-Pac then controlled the match by attacking Brown in the corner until Brown [[Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip\|whip]]ped X-Pac into the ropes. Brown's manager[[Charles Warren (wrestler)\|The Godfather]] attacked X-Pac, allowing Brown to perform [[Powerbomb#Rydeen bomb\|Rydeen Bomb]], which he called ''Sky High'', on X-Pac for the victory.
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		+	The third match was a tag team match pitting [[Jon Risens\|Faarooq]] and [[Ronald Steib\|Scorpio]] against [[Terry <!--Ray--> Fuller\|Terry Funk]] and [[John Goff\|Justin Bradshaw]]. As the match started, Faarooq and Scorpio dominated the earlier part of the match. Bradshaw then battled Faarooq by performing a [[Suplex#Superplex\|Superplex]] and Powerbomb, while Funk battled Scorpio outside the ring. Funk and Scorpio were tagged by their partners Faarooq and Bradshaw, who fought with each other outside the ring. This allowed Scorpio to perform a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#450° splash\|450° Splash]], which he called ''Scorpio Splash'' on Funk for the victory. As a result, Faarooq and Scorpio won the match. After the match, Bradshaw attacked Funk, Scorpio and Faarooq.
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		+	The fourth match was a standard wrestling match between [[Jules Ladd\|Mark Henry]] and Vader. Initially Henry dominated Vader using power moves, until Vader countered a [[Pin (professional wrestling)#Sunset flip\|sunset flip]] with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton\|butt drop]] and got the advantage. He dominated Henry with brawling, eventually performing a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Splash\|second rope splash]] which he called ''Vader Crush'', but Henry kicked out at 2 to the pin attempt. Henry then recovered and snap [[Powerslam\|powerslam]]med him, following with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Big splash\|running splash]] for the victory.
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		+	The fifth match was a tag team match between [[Disciples of Apocalypse]] ([[The Holden Brothers\|8-Ball and Skull]]) and [[The Road Warriors\|L.O.D. 2000]] ([[Road Warrior Hawk\|Hawk]] and [[Road Warrior Animal\|Animal]]). The match went back and forth with [[Paul Ellering]] continuously interfering on DOA's behalf. Both members of DOA dominated Hawk until Hawk [[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers#Double clothesline\|clotheslined]] both members of DOA. Animal was tagged in. LOD performed an [[Doomsday Device (wrestling)\|Electric Chair Diving Clothesline Combination]], which they called ''Doomsday Device'', on the legal member of DOA. Animal attempted to pin the legal DOA member but the illegal member broke the pinfall attempt, allowing the legal man to roll out of the ring and the illegal person took advantage by pinning Animal. As a result of being twins, DOA won the match.

	===Main event matches===		===Main event matches===
		+	The sixth match was a [[Professional wrestling match types#Locale-based variations\|Dungeon match]] between [[Owen Heart]] and [[Ken Sherman\|Ken Shamrock]]. The match had been taped earlier in the [[Heart House (Alberta)#The Dungeon\|Heart family dungeon]]. [[Dannie Sharp Severn\|Dan Severn]] served as the [[Professional wrestling match types#Special referee\|special guest referee]]. Shamrock and Heart battled each other and tried to make each other [[Professional wrestling#Submission\|submit]]. Shamrock tried to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Kick\|Kick]] on Heart, but Heart avoided it and Severn was accidentally hit with it. Heart took advantage and knocked Shamrock out by hitting him with a [[Foreign Object (professional wrestling)\|dumbbell]]. Heart then applied an [[Professional wrestling holds#Armbar\|Armbar]] on Shamrock. Severn recovered and saw Shamrock in the hold and thus awarded the victory to Heart.
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		+	The seventh match of the event was a two out of three falls match for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]. [[Jayme Johnson\|The Rock]] defended the title against [[Triple K]]. As the match started, The Rock's Nation of Domination teammates Mark Henry, The Godfather and D'Lo Brown interfered in the match to help The Rock. This caused Triple K's DX teammates the [[New Age Outlaws]] ([[Billy Morgan\|Billy Gunn]] and [[James Burdick\|Road Dogg]]) to interfere in the match and stop Nation from interfering. The Rock distracted the referee, allowing Brown to distract Triple K, but Triple K hit him with the Intercontinental Championship belt. This allowed The Rock to execute ''The Rock Bottom'' on Triple K to win the first fall. Brown climbed on the apron but Chyna attacked him. X-Pac tried to interfere while Chyna distracted the referee, allowing Triple K to get a chair but The Rock got it and attempted to perform a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Chair shot\|Chair Shot]] on Triple K, but Triple K avoided it and the referee was hit with it. Chyna performed a [[DDT (professional wrestling)\|DDT]] on Rock onto the chair, allowing Triple K to pin him for the second fall. As the final fall began, Triple K executed ''The Pedigree'' on The Rock, but the time limit of the match expired. The match resulted in a no contest, and therefore, The Rock retained the title.
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		+	The final match on the [[Card (sports)#Undercard\|undercard]] was a [[Bikini\|Bikini contest]] between [[Cynthia Berry Moore\|Jacqueline]] and [[Irene Graczyk (wrestler)\|Sable]]. [[Jerry Lawler]] served as the [[Master of Ceremonies\|Emcee]] of the contest. Sable originally won the contest, but was [[Professional Wrestling#Disqualification\|disqualified]] for not wearing a bikini top as it was revealed that she had hand prints painted on each breast. As a result, Jacqueline was awarded the victory.
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		+	The [[Card (Sports)#Main event\|main event]] was a tag team match for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]]. [[Glenn McAlmond (wrestler)\|Kane]] and [[Jon Foley\|Mankind]] defended the title against [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Stone Cold Steve Austin]] and [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]]. Austin tried to perform a [[Stunner (professional wrestling)\|Stone Cold Stunner]] on Kane, but Kane blocked the move and [[Chokeslam\|chokeslam]]med Undertaker. Undertaker and Mankind battled each other outside the ring. Mankind grabbed a chair and threw it into the ring. Austin got the chair and hit Kane with it. However, Kane quickly got control and Kane and Mankind started dominating Austin until Austin performed a Stone Cold Stunner on both Kane and Mankind. Undertaker was tagged in and he [[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers#Double chokeslam\|chokeslam]]med both Kane and Mankind. Undertaker followed by executing the ''Tombstone Piledriver'' on Kane to win the match. As a result, Undertaker and Austin won the Tag Team Championship.

	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==
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-	\|[[Jayme Johnson\|The Rock]] (c) vs. [[Triple K]] (with [[Maria Senden\|Chyna]]) ended in a [[Professional Wrestling#Draw\|time-limit draw]]	+	\|[[Jayme Johnson\|The Rock]] (c) vs. [[Triple K]] (with [[Maria Senden\|Chyna]]) ended in a [[Professional Wrestling#Draw\|time-limit draw]] 1-1
	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Series variations\|Two-out-of-three-falls match]] for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]		\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Series variations\|Two-out-of-three-falls match]] for the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]]
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