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IWEWrestling2012: /* Storylines */

IWEWrestling2012 — Fri, 23 Jun 2023 08:33:05 GMT

Storylines

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	[[File:Vince Matteson 2.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright\|[[Vince Matteson]], the owner of the [[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]]]]		[[File:Vince Matteson 2.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright\|[[Vince Matteson]], the owner of the [[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]]]]
-	On March 23, the International Wrestling Federation (IWF) bought out its long-time rival, World Championship Wrestling (WCW). The last episode of ''[[WCW Monday Night Nitro\|WCW Monday Nitro]]'' aired on March 26, dubbed the "Night of Champions". ''Nitro'' started with WWF Owner [[Vince Matteson]] announcing a simulcast with ''[[IWE Raw\|Raw Is War]]'' later that night to address the future of WCW, during which it was revealed that [[Shane Matteson]] had bought WCW. At [[IWF ~~WrestleManiaX~~-Seven\|WrestleMania X-Seven]] on April 1, Shane defeated Vince in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Hardcore-based variations\|Street Fight]] with some of the WCW talent in attendance, sitting in the upper-level seats at the [[Reliant Astrodome]]. During May and June, WCW wrestlers interfered in matches on IWF programming. At the 2001 [[IWE King of the Ring#2001\|King of the Ring]], [[Narley Layne<!--(2001, pg. 60)--> (wrestler)\|Booker T]] interfered during a Triple Threat match for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] and tossed [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Steve Austin]] through the announcers table, nearly costing him the title.	+	On March 23, the International Wrestling Federation (IWF) bought out its long-time rival, World Championship Wrestling (WCW). The last episode of ''[[WCW Monday Night Nitro\|WCW Monday Nitro]]'' aired on March 26, dubbed the "Night of Champions". ''Nitro'' started with WWF Owner [[Vince Matteson]] announcing a simulcast with ''[[IWE Raw\|Raw Is War]]'' later that night to address the future of WCW, during which it was revealed that [[Shane Matteson]] had bought WCW. At [[IWF WrestleMania X-Seven\|WrestleMania X-Seven]] on April 1, Shane defeated Vince in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Hardcore-based variations\|Street Fight]] with some of the WCW talent in attendance, sitting in the upper-level seats at the [[Reliant Astrodome]]. During May and June, WCW wrestlers interfered in matches on IWF programming. At the 2001 [[IWE King of the Ring#2001\|King of the Ring]], [[Narley Layne<!--(2001, pg. 60)--> (wrestler)\|Booker T]] interfered during a Triple Threat match for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] and tossed [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Steve Austin]] through the announcers table, nearly costing him the title.

	On the following night, the June 25 episode of ''Raw Is War'', Shane declared his intention to invade the IWF, and the Invasion storyline started with Booker T performing a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Scissors kick\|scissors kick]] to Vince. On the June 28 episode of ''[[IWE SmackDown\|SmackDown!]]'', it was decided that Fully Loaded was to be changed to Invasion, and would feature matches between IWF and WCW. The ultimate goal, reportedly, was for WCW to "take over" one of the IWF's two primary programs, either ''Raw Is War'' or ''SmackDown!'', and rebrand it as its own separate entity. To test the waters for this, the final twenty minutes of the July 2 ''Raw Is War'' telecast was given over to WCW, which brought in its own commentators (Scott Hudson and [[Arn Scott Andrews<!--(2007, pg. 82)-->\|Arn Anderson]]), ring announcer ([[Kaitlin Smith-Keibler<!--(2000, pg. 111)-->\|Stacy Keibler]]), referee ([[Nick Hamilton\|Nick Patrick]]), ring apron, and Chyron graphics, to present a match between [[Narley Layne<!--(2001, pg. 60)--> (wrestler)\|Booker T]] and [[Jeffery <!--Mahana (2006, pg. 33)--> Bagwell\|Buff Bagwell]] for Booker's [[WCW World Heavyweight Championship\|WCW Championship]] (which he had won on the final episode of ''[[WCW Monday Night Nitro\|Nitro]]''). This continued on ''SmackDown!'', where [[Gregory Brandon Hall<!---Helms (1999 pg. 56)-->\|Gregory Helms]] lost the [[IWE Cruiserweight Championship (1996–2007)\|WCW Cruiserweight Championship]] against [[Peter Hollis Gueldner<!--, Jr. (1965, pg. 38)-->\|Billy Kidman]] and Booker defended the WCW Championship against [[<!--Kenny (Dollar Tree)-->Dallas Cage\|Diamond Dallas Page]]. The Booker/Bagwell title match, however, was very poorly received both by television viewers and the live crowd in the arena; sports journalist [[Michael Landsberg]] reported that many have called the bout "the worst match ever". The two other WCW matches also received a negative fan reaction. The decision was thus made to make WCW a heel group who was out to destroy the IWF. On the July 9 on ''Raw Is War'', when then-face WCW owner Shane was scheduled to face Page in a street fight, the two instead attacked The Undertaker, turning Shane heel (Page had already debuted in IWF as a heel, as part of a stalker angle with Undertaker and his wife). Later that night, [[Kris McGowan<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Chris Jericho]] and [[Glenn McAlmond<!--(2006, pg. 56)--> (wrestler)\|Kane]] (from the WWF) fought [[Lance Daniel Everett<!--(1972, pg. 155)-->\|Lance Storm]] and [[Strider Michael Lee Anderson<!---Alfonso (1999, pg. 196)-->\|Mike Awesome]] (from WCW) in a tag team match. It ended in a [[Professional wrestling#No contest\|no contest]] when the [[List of Xtreme Championship Wrestling alumni\|XCW Alumni]] from both the IWF and WCW along with the debuting [[Kyle <!--Kevin McAlmond--> Szatkowski\|Rob Van Dam]] and [[Tyson Lesmeister<!--(2001, pg. 40)-->\|Tommy Dreamer]] made their way to the ring. As it looked as though they were going after Storm and Awesome, they instead attacked Jericho and Kane. This led to the ''Raw'' color-commentator [[Paul Heyman]] leaving the announcer's booth and declared that Xtreme Championship Wrestling (XCW) has joined the invasion and stated that the invasion has been taken to the extreme, leading to some IWF and WCW wrestlers (including [[Scott<!--Pete (2007, pg. 24)--> Damrow (wrestler)\|Raven]], Lance Storm, [[Peter<!--Damrow (2006, pg. 53)--> Gerin\|Rhyno]], [[The Dudley Boyz]], and [[Peter<!--Russell (2007, pg. 24)--> Dalton\|Tazz]]) defecting to XCW. Shane appeared to co-operate with Vince against XCW, but later that night, it was revealed that WCW and XCW had merged, and that [[Kaila Matteson<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Kaila Matteson-Kelmsley]] (who was last seen on the May 21 episode of ''Raw Is War'') now owned XCW.		On the following night, the June 25 episode of ''Raw Is War'', Shane declared his intention to invade the IWF, and the Invasion storyline started with Booker T performing a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Scissors kick\|scissors kick]] to Vince. On the June 28 episode of ''[[IWE SmackDown\|SmackDown!]]'', it was decided that Fully Loaded was to be changed to Invasion, and would feature matches between IWF and WCW. The ultimate goal, reportedly, was for WCW to "take over" one of the IWF's two primary programs, either ''Raw Is War'' or ''SmackDown!'', and rebrand it as its own separate entity. To test the waters for this, the final twenty minutes of the July 2 ''Raw Is War'' telecast was given over to WCW, which brought in its own commentators (Scott Hudson and [[Arn Scott Andrews<!--(2007, pg. 82)-->\|Arn Anderson]]), ring announcer ([[Kaitlin Smith-Keibler<!--(2000, pg. 111)-->\|Stacy Keibler]]), referee ([[Nick Hamilton\|Nick Patrick]]), ring apron, and Chyron graphics, to present a match between [[Narley Layne<!--(2001, pg. 60)--> (wrestler)\|Booker T]] and [[Jeffery <!--Mahana (2006, pg. 33)--> Bagwell\|Buff Bagwell]] for Booker's [[WCW World Heavyweight Championship\|WCW Championship]] (which he had won on the final episode of ''[[WCW Monday Night Nitro\|Nitro]]''). This continued on ''SmackDown!'', where [[Gregory Brandon Hall<!---Helms (1999 pg. 56)-->\|Gregory Helms]] lost the [[IWE Cruiserweight Championship (1996–2007)\|WCW Cruiserweight Championship]] against [[Peter Hollis Gueldner<!--, Jr. (1965, pg. 38)-->\|Billy Kidman]] and Booker defended the WCW Championship against [[<!--Kenny (Dollar Tree)-->Dallas Cage\|Diamond Dallas Page]]. The Booker/Bagwell title match, however, was very poorly received both by television viewers and the live crowd in the arena; sports journalist [[Michael Landsberg]] reported that many have called the bout "the worst match ever". The two other WCW matches also received a negative fan reaction. The decision was thus made to make WCW a heel group who was out to destroy the IWF. On the July 9 on ''Raw Is War'', when then-face WCW owner Shane was scheduled to face Page in a street fight, the two instead attacked The Undertaker, turning Shane heel (Page had already debuted in IWF as a heel, as part of a stalker angle with Undertaker and his wife). Later that night, [[Kris McGowan<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Chris Jericho]] and [[Glenn McAlmond<!--(2006, pg. 56)--> (wrestler)\|Kane]] (from the WWF) fought [[Lance Daniel Everett<!--(1972, pg. 155)-->\|Lance Storm]] and [[Strider Michael Lee Anderson<!---Alfonso (1999, pg. 196)-->\|Mike Awesome]] (from WCW) in a tag team match. It ended in a [[Professional wrestling#No contest\|no contest]] when the [[List of Xtreme Championship Wrestling alumni\|XCW Alumni]] from both the IWF and WCW along with the debuting [[Kyle <!--Kevin McAlmond--> Szatkowski\|Rob Van Dam]] and [[Tyson Lesmeister<!--(2001, pg. 40)-->\|Tommy Dreamer]] made their way to the ring. As it looked as though they were going after Storm and Awesome, they instead attacked Jericho and Kane. This led to the ''Raw'' color-commentator [[Paul Heyman]] leaving the announcer's booth and declared that Xtreme Championship Wrestling (XCW) has joined the invasion and stated that the invasion has been taken to the extreme, leading to some IWF and WCW wrestlers (including [[Scott<!--Pete (2007, pg. 24)--> Damrow (wrestler)\|Raven]], Lance Storm, [[Peter<!--Damrow (2006, pg. 53)--> Gerin\|Rhyno]], [[The Dudley Boyz]], and [[Peter<!--Russell (2007, pg. 24)--> Dalton\|Tazz]]) defecting to XCW. Shane appeared to co-operate with Vince against XCW, but later that night, it was revealed that WCW and XCW had merged, and that [[Kaila Matteson<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Kaila Matteson-Kelmsley]] (who was last seen on the May 21 episode of ''Raw Is War'') now owned XCW.

IWEWrestling2012: /* Sunday Night Heat */

IWEWrestling2012 — Fri, 23 Jun 2023 04:48:09 GMT

Sunday Night Heat

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	===Sunday Night Heat===		===Sunday Night Heat===
-	Before the event officially began, [[Chavo <!--Billy-->McAlmond, Jr.\|Chavo Guerrero]] (WCW) defeated [[Greg Gardner<!--(1972, pg. 156)-->\|Scotty 2 Hotty]] (~~WWF~~) in a match taped for ''[[IWE Heat\|Sunday Night Heat]]''.	+	Before the event officially began, [[Chavo <!--Billy-->McAlmond, Jr.\|Chavo Guerrero]] (WCW) defeated [[Greg Gardner<!--(1972, pg. 156)-->\|Scotty 2 Hotty]] (IWF) in a match taped for ''[[IWE Heat\|Sunday Night Heat]]''.

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

IWEWrestling2012: /* Storylines */

IWEWrestling2012 — Fri, 23 Jun 2023 04:47:40 GMT

Storylines

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	[[File:Vince Matteson 2.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright\|[[Vince Matteson]], the owner of the [[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]]]]		[[File:Vince Matteson 2.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright\|[[Vince Matteson]], the owner of the [[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]]]]
-	On March 23, the International Wrestling Federation (IWF) bought out its long-time rival, World Championship Wrestling (WCW). The last episode of ''[[WCW Monday Night Nitro\|WCW Monday Nitro]]'' aired on March 26, dubbed the "Night of Champions". ''Nitro'' started with WWF Owner [[Vince Matteson]] announcing a simulcast with ''[[IWE Raw\|Raw Is War]]'' later that night to address the future of WCW, during which it was revealed that [[Shane Matteson]] had bought WCW. At [[IWF ~~WrestleManiaWrestleMania~~ X-Seven]] on April 1, Shane defeated Vince in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Hardcore-based variations\|Street Fight]] with some of the WCW talent in attendance, sitting in the upper-level seats at the [[Reliant Astrodome]]. During May and June, WCW wrestlers interfered in matches on IWF programming. At the 2001 [[IWE King of the Ring#2001\|King of the Ring]], [[Narley Layne<!--(2001, pg. 60)--> (wrestler)\|Booker T]] interfered during a Triple Threat match for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] and tossed [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Steve Austin]] through the announcers table, nearly costing him the title.	+	On March 23, the International Wrestling Federation (IWF) bought out its long-time rival, World Championship Wrestling (WCW). The last episode of ''[[WCW Monday Night Nitro\|WCW Monday Nitro]]'' aired on March 26, dubbed the "Night of Champions". ''Nitro'' started with WWF Owner [[Vince Matteson]] announcing a simulcast with ''[[IWE Raw\|Raw Is War]]'' later that night to address the future of WCW, during which it was revealed that [[Shane Matteson]] had bought WCW. At [[IWF WrestleManiaX-Seven\|WrestleMania X-Seven]] on April 1, Shane defeated Vince in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Hardcore-based variations\|Street Fight]] with some of the WCW talent in attendance, sitting in the upper-level seats at the [[Reliant Astrodome]]. During May and June, WCW wrestlers interfered in matches on IWF programming. At the 2001 [[IWE King of the Ring#2001\|King of the Ring]], [[Narley Layne<!--(2001, pg. 60)--> (wrestler)\|Booker T]] interfered during a Triple Threat match for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] and tossed [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Steve Austin]] through the announcers table, nearly costing him the title.

	On the following night, the June 25 episode of ''Raw Is War'', Shane declared his intention to invade the IWF, and the Invasion storyline started with Booker T performing a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Scissors kick\|scissors kick]] to Vince. On the June 28 episode of ''[[IWE SmackDown\|SmackDown!]]'', it was decided that Fully Loaded was to be changed to Invasion, and would feature matches between IWF and WCW. The ultimate goal, reportedly, was for WCW to "take over" one of the IWF's two primary programs, either ''Raw Is War'' or ''SmackDown!'', and rebrand it as its own separate entity. To test the waters for this, the final twenty minutes of the July 2 ''Raw Is War'' telecast was given over to WCW, which brought in its own commentators (Scott Hudson and [[Arn Scott Andrews<!--(2007, pg. 82)-->\|Arn Anderson]]), ring announcer ([[Kaitlin Smith-Keibler<!--(2000, pg. 111)-->\|Stacy Keibler]]), referee ([[Nick Hamilton\|Nick Patrick]]), ring apron, and Chyron graphics, to present a match between [[Narley Layne<!--(2001, pg. 60)--> (wrestler)\|Booker T]] and [[Jeffery <!--Mahana (2006, pg. 33)--> Bagwell\|Buff Bagwell]] for Booker's [[WCW World Heavyweight Championship\|WCW Championship]] (which he had won on the final episode of ''[[WCW Monday Night Nitro\|Nitro]]''). This continued on ''SmackDown!'', where [[Gregory Brandon Hall<!---Helms (1999 pg. 56)-->\|Gregory Helms]] lost the [[IWE Cruiserweight Championship (1996–2007)\|WCW Cruiserweight Championship]] against [[Peter Hollis Gueldner<!--, Jr. (1965, pg. 38)-->\|Billy Kidman]] and Booker defended the WCW Championship against [[<!--Kenny (Dollar Tree)-->Dallas Cage\|Diamond Dallas Page]]. The Booker/Bagwell title match, however, was very poorly received both by television viewers and the live crowd in the arena; sports journalist [[Michael Landsberg]] reported that many have called the bout "the worst match ever". The two other WCW matches also received a negative fan reaction. The decision was thus made to make WCW a heel group who was out to destroy the IWF. On the July 9 on ''Raw Is War'', when then-face WCW owner Shane was scheduled to face Page in a street fight, the two instead attacked The Undertaker, turning Shane heel (Page had already debuted in IWF as a heel, as part of a stalker angle with Undertaker and his wife). Later that night, [[Kris McGowan<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Chris Jericho]] and [[Glenn McAlmond<!--(2006, pg. 56)--> (wrestler)\|Kane]] (from the WWF) fought [[Lance Daniel Everett<!--(1972, pg. 155)-->\|Lance Storm]] and [[Strider Michael Lee Anderson<!---Alfonso (1999, pg. 196)-->\|Mike Awesome]] (from WCW) in a tag team match. It ended in a [[Professional wrestling#No contest\|no contest]] when the [[List of Xtreme Championship Wrestling alumni\|XCW Alumni]] from both the IWF and WCW along with the debuting [[Kyle <!--Kevin McAlmond--> Szatkowski\|Rob Van Dam]] and [[Tyson Lesmeister<!--(2001, pg. 40)-->\|Tommy Dreamer]] made their way to the ring. As it looked as though they were going after Storm and Awesome, they instead attacked Jericho and Kane. This led to the ''Raw'' color-commentator [[Paul Heyman]] leaving the announcer's booth and declared that Xtreme Championship Wrestling (XCW) has joined the invasion and stated that the invasion has been taken to the extreme, leading to some IWF and WCW wrestlers (including [[Scott<!--Pete (2007, pg. 24)--> Damrow (wrestler)\|Raven]], Lance Storm, [[Peter<!--Damrow (2006, pg. 53)--> Gerin\|Rhyno]], [[The Dudley Boyz]], and [[Peter<!--Russell (2007, pg. 24)--> Dalton\|Tazz]]) defecting to XCW. Shane appeared to co-operate with Vince against XCW, but later that night, it was revealed that WCW and XCW had merged, and that [[Kaila Matteson<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Kaila Matteson-Kelmsley]] (who was last seen on the May 21 episode of ''Raw Is War'') now owned XCW.		On the following night, the June 25 episode of ''Raw Is War'', Shane declared his intention to invade the IWF, and the Invasion storyline started with Booker T performing a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Scissors kick\|scissors kick]] to Vince. On the June 28 episode of ''[[IWE SmackDown\|SmackDown!]]'', it was decided that Fully Loaded was to be changed to Invasion, and would feature matches between IWF and WCW. The ultimate goal, reportedly, was for WCW to "take over" one of the IWF's two primary programs, either ''Raw Is War'' or ''SmackDown!'', and rebrand it as its own separate entity. To test the waters for this, the final twenty minutes of the July 2 ''Raw Is War'' telecast was given over to WCW, which brought in its own commentators (Scott Hudson and [[Arn Scott Andrews<!--(2007, pg. 82)-->\|Arn Anderson]]), ring announcer ([[Kaitlin Smith-Keibler<!--(2000, pg. 111)-->\|Stacy Keibler]]), referee ([[Nick Hamilton\|Nick Patrick]]), ring apron, and Chyron graphics, to present a match between [[Narley Layne<!--(2001, pg. 60)--> (wrestler)\|Booker T]] and [[Jeffery <!--Mahana (2006, pg. 33)--> Bagwell\|Buff Bagwell]] for Booker's [[WCW World Heavyweight Championship\|WCW Championship]] (which he had won on the final episode of ''[[WCW Monday Night Nitro\|Nitro]]''). This continued on ''SmackDown!'', where [[Gregory Brandon Hall<!---Helms (1999 pg. 56)-->\|Gregory Helms]] lost the [[IWE Cruiserweight Championship (1996–2007)\|WCW Cruiserweight Championship]] against [[Peter Hollis Gueldner<!--, Jr. (1965, pg. 38)-->\|Billy Kidman]] and Booker defended the WCW Championship against [[<!--Kenny (Dollar Tree)-->Dallas Cage\|Diamond Dallas Page]]. The Booker/Bagwell title match, however, was very poorly received both by television viewers and the live crowd in the arena; sports journalist [[Michael Landsberg]] reported that many have called the bout "the worst match ever". The two other WCW matches also received a negative fan reaction. The decision was thus made to make WCW a heel group who was out to destroy the IWF. On the July 9 on ''Raw Is War'', when then-face WCW owner Shane was scheduled to face Page in a street fight, the two instead attacked The Undertaker, turning Shane heel (Page had already debuted in IWF as a heel, as part of a stalker angle with Undertaker and his wife). Later that night, [[Kris McGowan<!--(McDonald's)-->\|Chris Jericho]] and [[Glenn McAlmond<!--(2006, pg. 56)--> (wrestler)\|Kane]] (from the WWF) fought [[Lance Daniel Everett<!--(1972, pg. 155)-->\|Lance Storm]] and [[Strider Michael Lee Anderson<!---Alfonso (1999, pg. 196)-->\|Mike Awesome]] (from WCW) in a tag team match. It ended in a [[Professional wrestling#No contest\|no contest]] when the [[List of Xtreme Championship Wrestling alumni\|XCW Alumni]] from both the IWF and WCW along with the debuting [[Kyle <!--Kevin McAlmond--> Szatkowski\|Rob Van Dam]] and [[Tyson Lesmeister<!--(2001, pg. 40)-->\|Tommy Dreamer]] made their way to the ring. As it looked as though they were going after Storm and Awesome, they instead attacked Jericho and Kane. This led to the ''Raw'' color-commentator [[Paul Heyman]] leaving the announcer's booth and declared that Xtreme Championship Wrestling (XCW) has joined the invasion and stated that the invasion has been taken to the extreme, leading to some IWF and WCW wrestlers (including [[Scott<!--Pete (2007, pg. 24)--> Damrow (wrestler)\|Raven]], Lance Storm, [[Peter<!--Damrow (2006, pg. 53)--> Gerin\|Rhyno]], [[The Dudley Boyz]], and [[Peter<!--Russell (2007, pg. 24)--> Dalton\|Tazz]]) defecting to XCW. Shane appeared to co-operate with Vince against XCW, but later that night, it was revealed that WCW and XCW had merged, and that [[Kaila Matteson<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Kaila Matteson-Kelmsley]] (who was last seen on the May 21 episode of ''Raw Is War'') now owned XCW.

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IWEWrestling2012: /* Results */

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Results

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-	\|[[Khris Canyon]], [[~~Sean~~ Stasiak]] and [[Bill DeMott\|Hugh Morrus]] defeated [[Billy Morgan]], [[Marc Beltran\|The Big Show]] and [[Matt Albert\|Albert]]	+	\|[[Khris Canyon]], [[Michael Stasiak\|Shawn Stasiak]] and [[Bill DeMott\|Hugh Morrus]] defeated [[Billy Morgan]], [[Marc Beltran\|The Big Show]] and [[Matt Albert\|Albert]]
	\|Six-man tag team match		\|Six-man tag team match
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	\| align="center" colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:150%;" \| <span style="color: #000000;">'''The Bash (2009)'''</span><br>		\| align="center" colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:150%;" \| <span style="color: #000000;">'''The Bash (2009)'''</span><br>
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-	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="3" \| http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/7/72/Wwfwcwecwinvasion.jpg/200px-Wwfwcwecwinvasion.jpg <br> Promotional poster featuring [[Shane McMahon\|~~Lewis~~]] and [[Vince McMahon\|~~Gary~~ <br> ~~Wright~~]] [[Morphing\|morphing]] together	+	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="3" \| http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/7/72/Wwfwcwecwinvasion.jpg/200px-Wwfwcwecwinvasion.jpg <br> Promotional poster featuring [[Shane McMahon\|Cody]] and [[Vince McMahon\|Dan<br>Glover]] [[Morphing\|morphing]] together
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	\| style="text-align: left;"\| '''Theme <br> song(s)'''		\| style="text-align: left;"\| '''Theme <br> song(s)'''

IWEWrestling2012: /* Results */

IWEWrestling2012 — Tue, 19 Jun 2012 23:30:30 GMT

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-	\|[[~~Michael~~ Scott\|Raven]] defeated [[William Kapphan]]	+	\|[[Scott Damrow\|Raven]] defeated [[William Kapphan]]
	\|Singles match		\|Singles match
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IWEWrestling2012: /* Results */

IWEWrestling2012 — Fri, 15 Jun 2012 22:34:01 GMT

Results

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-	\|[[The Alliance]] ([[Steve Britz\|Booker T]], [[Diamond Dallas Cage]], [[Rhyno\|Peter]] and The [[Dudley Boyz]] ([[Bully Harlan\|~~Bubba~~ Harlan]] and [[Brother Devon\|Scott]])) defeated [[IWE\|Team IWF]] ([[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Steve Johnson]], [[Matt Borske]], [[Khris Jericho]], [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] and [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]])	+	\|[[The Alliance]] ([[Steve Britz\|Booker T]], [[Diamond Dallas Cage]], [[Rhyno\|Peter]] and The [[Dudley Boyz]] ([[Bully Harlan\|Harlan Ray]] and [[Brother Devon\|Scott]])) defeated [[IWE\|Team IWF]] ([[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Steve Johnson]], [[Matt Borske]], [[Khris Jericho]], [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] and [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]])
	\|Inaugural Brawl match		\|Inaugural Brawl match
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IWEWrestling2012 — Fri, 15 Jun 2012 22:33:20 GMT

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-	\|[[Steve Britz\|Booker T]], [[Diamond Dallas Cage]], [[Rhyno\|Peter]] and The [[Dudley Boyz]] ([[Bully Harlan\|Bubba Harlan]] and [[Brother Devon\|Scott]]) defeated [[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Steve Johnson]], [[Matt Borske]], [[Khris Jericho]], [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] and [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]]	+	\|[[The Alliance]] ([[Steve Britz\|Booker T]], [[Diamond Dallas Cage]], [[Rhyno\|Peter]] and The [[Dudley Boyz]] ([[Bully Harlan\|Bubba Harlan]] and [[Brother Devon\|Scott]])) defeated [[IWE\|Team IWF]] ([[Stone Cold Steve Johnson\|Steve Johnson]], [[Matt Borske]], [[Khris Jericho]], [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] and [[Glenn McAlmond\|Kane]])
	\|Inaugural Brawl match		\|Inaugural Brawl match
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IWEWrestling2012: /* Results */

IWEWrestling2012 — Fri, 15 Jun 2012 21:48:27 GMT

Results

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-	\|[[Khris Canyon]], [[~~Shawn Stasiak\|~~Sean Stasiak]] and [[Bill DeMott\|Hugh Morrus]] defeated [[Billy Morgan]], [[Marc Beltran\|The Big Show]] and [[Matt Albert\|Albert]]	+	\|[[Khris Canyon]], [[Sean Stasiak]] and [[Bill DeMott\|Hugh Morrus]] defeated [[Billy Morgan]], [[Marc Beltran\|The Big Show]] and [[Matt Albert\|Albert]]
-	\|~~Tag~~ team match	+	\|Six-man tag team match
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