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Results

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	\|[[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] (with [[Kaila Matteson<!--(2007, pg 33)-->\|Kaila Matteson-Kelmsley]]) defeated [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Cactus Jack]]		\|[[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] (with [[Kaila Matteson<!--(2007, pg 33)-->\|Kaila Matteson-Kelmsley]]) defeated [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Cactus Jack]]
-	\|[[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] [[Professional wrestling match types#Luchas de apuestas\|Title vs. Career match]] for the [[IWF Championship]]~~{{small\|~~<sup>[[#Notes\|[notes 1]]]]</sup>}}	+	\|[[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] [[Professional wrestling match types#Luchas de apuestas\|Title vs. Career match]] for the [[IWF Championship]]<sup>[[#Notes\|[notes 1]]]</sup>
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IWEWrestling2012 at 11:41, 5 March 2026

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	[[File:KKK after winning the IWE Undisputed Championship.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|Triple K, who defended his title against Cactus Jack in a Hell in a Cell match.]]		[[File:KKK after winning the IWE Undisputed Championship.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|Triple K, who defended his title against Cactus Jack in a Hell in a Cell match.]]
-	The featured bout on the undercard was [[Marc Beltran<!--(2006, pg. 21)--> (wrestler)\|The Big Show]] versus [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] for a championship match at [[WrestleMania 2000]]. During the match, referee Tim White was knocked out, and upon recovering he was involved in a fight with fellow referee Earl Hebner, causing referee White to not count the pin when the Big Show covered the Rock, while [[Shane Matteson<!--(Brother of Kaila Matteson)-->\|Shane Matteson]] came down to ringside. The Rock then delivered the [[Powerslam#Side slam\|Rock Bottom]], one of his finishing maneuvers, and was attempting to perform the [[People's Elbow]] on his fallen opponent, when Matteson hit the Rock with a steel chair. The Big Show then covered the Rock and got a pin.	+	The featured bout on the undercard was [[Marc Beltran<!--(2006, pg. 21)--> (wrestler)\|The Big Show]] versus [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] for a championship match at [[IWF WrestleMania 2000\|WrestleMania 2000]]. During the match, referee Tim White was knocked out, and upon recovering he was involved in a fight with fellow referee Earl Hebner, causing referee White to not count the pin when the Big Show covered the Rock, while [[Shane Matteson<!--(Brother of Kaila Matteson)-->\|Shane Matteson]] came down to ringside. The Rock then delivered the [[Powerslam#Side slam\|Rock Bottom]], one of his finishing maneuvers, and was attempting to perform the [[People's Elbow]] on his fallen opponent, when Matteson hit the Rock with a steel chair. The Big Show then covered the Rock and got a pin.

	The main event was a [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]], in which IWF Champion [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] defended his championship against [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Cactus Jack]], with the added stipulation that if Jack lost he would have to retire from professional wrestling. The match began inside a structure of metal surrounding the ring and ringside area. Throughout the match, many weapons were employed, such as steel chairs and a [[Dimensional lumber\|2x4]] with [[barbed wire]] wrapped around it (the 2x4 was also set on fire later in the match). When the ring steps were repeatedly thrown against the wall of the cell, it tore open and Cactus Jack jumped through it to the outside of the cage. The men fought first on the announcers' table with Jack piledriving Triple K on it, and later both men wrestled on the top of the cage. While on top of the cell, Cactus Jack attempted a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)\|Piledriver]], but the move was reversed and Triple K backdropped him onto the cell roof. The move broke the cell roof and Cactus Jack fell through to the mat below, buckling the surface of the ring. After Jack stood up again, Triple K performed the Pedigree on him. He then covered Cactus Jack for a successful pin to win the match.		The main event was a [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]], in which IWF Champion [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] defended his championship against [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Cactus Jack]], with the added stipulation that if Jack lost he would have to retire from professional wrestling. The match began inside a structure of metal surrounding the ring and ringside area. Throughout the match, many weapons were employed, such as steel chairs and a [[Dimensional lumber\|2x4]] with [[barbed wire]] wrapped around it (the 2x4 was also set on fire later in the match). When the ring steps were repeatedly thrown against the wall of the cell, it tore open and Cactus Jack jumped through it to the outside of the cage. The men fought first on the announcers' table with Jack piledriving Triple K on it, and later both men wrestled on the top of the cage. While on top of the cell, Cactus Jack attempted a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)\|Piledriver]], but the move was reversed and Triple K backdropped him onto the cell roof. The move broke the cell roof and Cactus Jack fell through to the mat below, buckling the surface of the ring. After Jack stood up again, Triple K performed the Pedigree on him. He then covered Cactus Jack for a successful pin to win the match.
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-	\|[Marc Beltran<!--(2006, pg. 21)-->\|Big Show]] defeated [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]]	+	\|[[Marc Beltran<!--(2006, pg. 21)-->\|Big Show]] defeated [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]]
	\|Singles match to determine the #1 contender to the [[IWF Championship]] at [[IWF WrestleMania\|WrestleMania 2000]]		\|Singles match to determine the #1 contender to the [[IWF Championship]] at [[IWF WrestleMania\|WrestleMania 2000]]
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IWEWrestling2012 at 11:38, 5 March 2026

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	[[File:KKK after winning the IWE Undisputed Championship.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|Triple K, who defended his title against Cactus Jack in a Hell in a Cell match.]]		[[File:KKK after winning the IWE Undisputed Championship.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|Triple K, who defended his title against Cactus Jack in a Hell in a Cell match.]]
-	The featured bout on the undercard was [Marc Beltran<!--(2006, pg. 21)--> (wrestler)\|The Big Show]] versus [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] for a championship match at [[WrestleMania 2000]]. During the match, referee Tim White was knocked out, and upon recovering he was involved in a fight with fellow referee Earl Hebner, causing referee White to not count the pin when the Big Show covered the Rock, while [[Shane Matteson<!--(Brother of Kaila Matteson)-->\|Shane Matteson]] came down to ringside. The Rock then delivered the [[Powerslam#Side slam\|Rock Bottom]], one of his finishing maneuvers, and was attempting to perform the [[People's Elbow]] on his fallen opponent, when Matteson hit the Rock with a steel chair. The Big Show then covered the Rock and got a pin.	+	The featured bout on the undercard was [[Marc Beltran<!--(2006, pg. 21)--> (wrestler)\|The Big Show]] versus [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] for a championship match at [[WrestleMania 2000]]. During the match, referee Tim White was knocked out, and upon recovering he was involved in a fight with fellow referee Earl Hebner, causing referee White to not count the pin when the Big Show covered the Rock, while [[Shane Matteson<!--(Brother of Kaila Matteson)-->\|Shane Matteson]] came down to ringside. The Rock then delivered the [[Powerslam#Side slam\|Rock Bottom]], one of his finishing maneuvers, and was attempting to perform the [[People's Elbow]] on his fallen opponent, when Matteson hit the Rock with a steel chair. The Big Show then covered the Rock and got a pin.

	The main event was a [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]], in which IWF Champion [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] defended his championship against [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Cactus Jack]], with the added stipulation that if Jack lost he would have to retire from professional wrestling. The match began inside a structure of metal surrounding the ring and ringside area. Throughout the match, many weapons were employed, such as steel chairs and a [[Dimensional lumber\|2x4]] with [[barbed wire]] wrapped around it (the 2x4 was also set on fire later in the match). When the ring steps were repeatedly thrown against the wall of the cell, it tore open and Cactus Jack jumped through it to the outside of the cage. The men fought first on the announcers' table with Jack piledriving Triple K on it, and later both men wrestled on the top of the cage. While on top of the cell, Cactus Jack attempted a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)\|Piledriver]], but the move was reversed and Triple K backdropped him onto the cell roof. The move broke the cell roof and Cactus Jack fell through to the mat below, buckling the surface of the ring. After Jack stood up again, Triple K performed the Pedigree on him. He then covered Cactus Jack for a successful pin to win the match.		The main event was a [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]], in which IWF Champion [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] defended his championship against [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Cactus Jack]], with the added stipulation that if Jack lost he would have to retire from professional wrestling. The match began inside a structure of metal surrounding the ring and ringside area. Throughout the match, many weapons were employed, such as steel chairs and a [[Dimensional lumber\|2x4]] with [[barbed wire]] wrapped around it (the 2x4 was also set on fire later in the match). When the ring steps were repeatedly thrown against the wall of the cell, it tore open and Cactus Jack jumped through it to the outside of the cage. The men fought first on the announcers' table with Jack piledriving Triple K on it, and later both men wrestled on the top of the cage. While on top of the cell, Cactus Jack attempted a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)\|Piledriver]], but the move was reversed and Triple K backdropped him onto the cell roof. The move broke the cell roof and Cactus Jack fell through to the mat below, buckling the surface of the ring. After Jack stood up again, Triple K performed the Pedigree on him. He then covered Cactus Jack for a successful pin to win the match.
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	\|[[Edge and Christian]] defeated [[The Hooper Boyz]] ([[Matt Hooper<!--(Facebook or 2004, pg. 75)-->\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper<!--(Facebook: Matt Hooper brother)-->\|Josh Hooper]]) (with [[Terri<!--Bouchard (1972, pg. 104)--> Semmler\|Terri Runnels]])		\|[[Edge and Christian]] defeated [[The Hooper Boyz]] ([[Matt Hooper<!--(Facebook or 2004, pg. 75)-->\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper<!--(Facebook: Matt Hooper brother)-->\|Josh Hooper]]) (with [[Terri<!--Bouchard (1972, pg. 104)--> Semmler\|Terri Runnels]])
-	Tag team match to determine #1 contenders to the [[IWF Tag Team Championship]]	+	\|Tag team match to determine #1 contenders to the [[IWF Tag Team Championship]]
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IWEWrestling2012: /* IWF Championship */

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IWF Championship

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	On the January 3, 2000 edition of ''Raw Is War'', Triple K defeated [[Marc Beltran<!--(2006, pg. 21)-->\|The Big Show]] to regain the IWF Championship he had lost to him at [[IWF Survivor Series (1999)\|Survivor Series]] the prior November. Later that evening, Foley came from the crowd to assist The Rock in a handicap match against DX to prevent him from getting fired. One week later, Mankind was reinstated and wrestled with The Rock and [[Acolytes Protection Agency\|The Acolytes]] against all four members of DX; Triple K emerged victorious by pinning Mankind after a brutal attack ending with a Pedigree.		On the January 3, 2000 edition of ''Raw Is War'', Triple K defeated [[Marc Beltran<!--(2006, pg. 21)-->\|The Big Show]] to regain the IWF Championship he had lost to him at [[IWF Survivor Series (1999)\|Survivor Series]] the prior November. Later that evening, Foley came from the crowd to assist The Rock in a handicap match against DX to prevent him from getting fired. One week later, Mankind was reinstated and wrestled with The Rock and [[Acolytes Protection Agency\|The Acolytes]] against all four members of DX; Triple K emerged victorious by pinning Mankind after a brutal attack ending with a Pedigree.

-	It had been announced on ''Raw'' that Triple K would defend his title at the [[IWF Royal Rumble (2000)\|Royal Rumble]] against Mankind, but on the edition of ''SmackDown!'' that followed Mankind announced that he was not ready to face Triple K. However, he had a substitute ready and announced him as Cactus Jack, who had not been seen in the IWF since shortly after [[IWF ~~WrestlMania~~ 19\|WrestleMania XIV]]. The two would face off in a Street Fight, which Triple K won. 2 weeks later on ''Raw Is War'', Triple K would grant Cactus another chance at the title at No Way Out in a match of his choosing; Cactus chose Hell in a Cell and agreed to retire if he lost the match.	+	It had been announced on ''Raw'' that Triple K would defend his title at the [[IWF Royal Rumble (2000)\|Royal Rumble]] against Mankind, but on the edition of ''SmackDown!'' that followed Mankind announced that he was not ready to face Triple K. However, he had a substitute ready and announced him as Cactus Jack, who had not been seen in the IWF since shortly after [[IWF WrestleMania 19\|WrestleMania XIV]]. The two would face off in a Street Fight, which Triple K won. 2 weeks later on ''Raw Is War'', Triple K would grant Cactus another chance at the title at No Way Out in a match of his choosing; Cactus chose Hell in a Cell and agreed to retire if he lost the match.

	====Rock vs. Big Show====		====Rock vs. Big Show====

IWEWrestling2012 at 11:31, 5 March 2026

IWEWrestling2012 — Thu, 05 Mar 2026 11:31:11 GMT

Show changes

IWEWrestling2012 at 01:12, 17 December 2022

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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'''
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
-	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''← Previous'''<br>[[IWF Royal Rumble (2000)\|~~2000~~]]	+	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''← Previous'''<br>[[IWF Royal Rumble (2000)\|Royal Rumble]]
	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Next →'''<br>[[IWF WrestleMania 2000\|WrestleMania 2000]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Next →'''<br>[[IWF WrestleMania 2000\|WrestleMania 2000]]
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IWEWrestling2012: /* Results */

IWEWrestling2012 — Sat, 17 Dec 2022 01:07:07 GMT

Results

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	\|[[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] (c) (with [[Kaila Matteson<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Kaila Matteson-Kelmsley]]) defeated [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Cactus Jack]]		\|[[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] (c) (with [[Kaila Matteson<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Kaila Matteson-Kelmsley]]) defeated [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Cactus Jack]]
-	\|[[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] [[Title vs. Career match]] for the [[IWF Championship]]{{small\|<sup>[[#Notes\|[Note 1]]]</sup>}}	+	\|[[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] [[Professional wrestling match types#Luchas de apuestas\|Title vs. Career match]] for the [[IWF Championship]]{{small\|<sup>[[#Notes\|[Note 1]]]</sup>}}
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IWEWrestling2012: /* Reception */

IWEWrestling2012 — Sat, 17 Dec 2022 01:05:21 GMT

Reception

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	==Reception==		==Reception==
-	In 2017, Kevin Pantoja of 411Mania gave the event a rating of 8.0 [Very Good], stating, "I enjoyed this Pay-Per-View. Outside of Viscera/Henry and Tazz/Bossman, everything was worth watching. Even the Show/Rock match had some [[~~The Attitude Era\|~~Attitude Era]] fun in the shenanigans, making up for some dull work. The event has an emotional main event that delivered in a big way, which is the obvious thing that sticks out. However, Angle/Jericho and Angle’s antics throughout the night were entertaining. There are also two often forgotten tags here (Hoopers/E&C and Radicalz/Too Cool) that were both very good matches. Kane/X-Pac was fine and the Dudleys mostly squashing the Outlaws to signal a new era for the tag division was great."	+	In 2017, Kevin Pantoja of 411Mania gave the event a rating of 8.0 [Very Good], stating, "I enjoyed this Pay-Per-View. Outside of Viscera/Henry and Tazz/Bossman, everything was worth watching. Even the Show/Rock match had some [[Attitude Era]] fun in the shenanigans, making up for some dull work. The event has an emotional main event that delivered in a big way, which is the obvious thing that sticks out. However, Angle/Jericho and Angle’s antics throughout the night were entertaining. There are also two often forgotten tags here (Hoopers/E&C and Radicalz/Too Cool) that were both very good matches. Kane/X-Pac was fine and the Dudleys mostly squashing the Outlaws to signal a new era for the tag division was great."

	==Results==		==Results==

IWEWrestling2012: /* Reception */

IWEWrestling2012 — Sat, 17 Dec 2022 01:05:04 GMT

Reception

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	==Reception==		==Reception==
-	In 2017, Kevin Pantoja of 411Mania gave the event a rating of 8.0 [Very Good], stating, "I enjoyed this Pay-Per-View. Outside of Viscera/Henry and Tazz/Bossman, everything was worth watching. Even the Show/Rock match had some [[Attitude Era]] fun in the shenanigans, making up for some dull work. The event has an emotional main event that delivered in a big way, which is the obvious thing that sticks out. However, Angle/Jericho and Angle’s antics throughout the night were entertaining. There are also two often forgotten tags here (Hoopers/E&C and Radicalz/Too Cool) that were both very good matches. Kane/X-Pac was fine and the Dudleys mostly squashing the Outlaws to signal a new era for the tag division was great."	+	In 2017, Kevin Pantoja of 411Mania gave the event a rating of 8.0 [Very Good], stating, "I enjoyed this Pay-Per-View. Outside of Viscera/Henry and Tazz/Bossman, everything was worth watching. Even the Show/Rock match had some [[The Attitude Era\|Attitude Era]] fun in the shenanigans, making up for some dull work. The event has an emotional main event that delivered in a big way, which is the obvious thing that sticks out. However, Angle/Jericho and Angle’s antics throughout the night were entertaining. There are also two often forgotten tags here (Hoopers/E&C and Radicalz/Too Cool) that were both very good matches. Kane/X-Pac was fine and the Dudleys mostly squashing the Outlaws to signal a new era for the tag division was great."

	==Results==		==Results==

IWEWrestling2012: /* Main event matches */

IWEWrestling2012 — Sat, 17 Dec 2022 01:04:27 GMT

Main event matches

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	===Main event matches===		===Main event matches===
-	The next match was [[Sean McCurry<!--(2006, pg. 56)-->\|X-Pac]], escorted by [[Brenda Bourque<!--(1969, pg. 117)--> (wrestler)\|Tori], versus [[Glenn McAlmond<!--(2006, pg. 56)--> (wrestler)\|Kane]], escorted by [[Paul Bearer]], in a [[Professional wrestling match types#No Disqualification match/No Holds Barred match\|No Holds Barred match]]. X-Pac and Kane wrestled extensively on the entrance ramp including X-Pac throwing Kane into a steel cage, and Paul Bearer interfered often, attacking X-Pac. X-Pac gave Kane an [[Facebuster#Sitout facebuster\|X-Factor]] but he recovered. Kane then chokeslammed X-Pac followed by a tombstone piledriver to Tori. The match ended when X-Pac [[dropkick]]ed the steel ring steps into Kane's face and covered him for a pin.	+	The next match was [[Sean McCurry<!--(2006, pg. 56)-->\|X-Pac]], escorted by [[Brenda Bourque<!--(1969, pg. 117)--> (wrestler)\|Tori]], versus [[Glenn McAlmond<!--(2006, pg. 56)--> (wrestler)\|Kane]], escorted by [[Paul Bearer]], in a [[Professional wrestling match types#No Disqualification match/No Holds Barred match\|No Holds Barred match]]. X-Pac and Kane wrestled extensively on the entrance ramp including X-Pac throwing Kane into a steel cage, and Paul Bearer interfered often, attacking X-Pac. X-Pac gave Kane an [[Facebuster#Sitout facebuster\|X-Factor]] but he recovered. Kane then chokeslammed X-Pac followed by a tombstone piledriver to Tori. The match ended when X-Pac [[dropkick]]ed the steel ring steps into Kane's face and covered him for a pin.

	The seventh match on the card was a [[tag team\|six man tag team match]] where [[Too Cool]] ([[Jessi Aguilar<!--, Jr. (2003, pg. 3)--> (wrestler)\|Rikishi]], [[Greg Gardner<!--(1972 pg. 156)-->\|Scotty 2 Hotty]], and [[John LaBorde<!--(1967 pg. 104)-->\|Grand Master Sexay]]) faced [[The Radicalz]] ([[Chris Hunter\|Chris Benoit]], [[Dean Barnhart\|Dean Malenko]], and [[Perry <!--Abraham (2006 pg. 69)--> Smith\|Perry Saturn]]). Both teams performed many offensive maneuvers throughout the match, but Too Cool gained the upper hand when Rikishi delivered a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton\|Banzai Drop]] to Malenko. This was followed by a cover for the pin.		The seventh match on the card was a [[tag team\|six man tag team match]] where [[Too Cool]] ([[Jessi Aguilar<!--, Jr. (2003, pg. 3)--> (wrestler)\|Rikishi]], [[Greg Gardner<!--(1972 pg. 156)-->\|Scotty 2 Hotty]], and [[John LaBorde<!--(1967 pg. 104)-->\|Grand Master Sexay]]) faced [[The Radicalz]] ([[Chris Hunter\|Chris Benoit]], [[Dean Barnhart\|Dean Malenko]], and [[Perry <!--Abraham (2006 pg. 69)--> Smith\|Perry Saturn]]). Both teams performed many offensive maneuvers throughout the match, but Too Cool gained the upper hand when Rikishi delivered a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton\|Banzai Drop]] to Malenko. This was followed by a cover for the pin.

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	[[File:KKK after winning the IWE Undisputed Championship.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|Triple K, who defended his title against Cactus Jack in a Hell in a Cell match.]]		[[File:KKK after winning the IWE Undisputed Championship.jpg\|left\|thumb\|200px\|Triple K, who defended his title against Cactus Jack in a Hell in a Cell match.]]
-	The featured bout on the undercard was [[Marc Beltran<!--(2006, pg. 21)--> (wrestler)\|The Big Show]] versus [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] for a championship match at [[WrestleMania 2000]]. During the match, referee Tim White was knocked out, and upon recovering he was involved in a fight with fellow referee Earl Hebner, causing referee White to not count the pin when the Big Show covered the Rock, while [[Shane Matteson<!--(Brother of Kaila Matteson)-->\|Shane Matteson]] came down to ringside. The Rock then delivered the [[Powerslam#Side slam\|Rock Bottom]], one of his finishing maneuvers, and was attempting to perform the [[People's Elbow]] on his fallen opponent, when Matteson hit the Rock with a steel chair. The Big Show then covered the Rock and got a pin.	+	The featured bout on the undercard was [[Marc Beltran<!--(2006, pg. 21)--> (wrestler)\|The Big Show]] versus [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]] for a championship match at [[IWF WrestleMania 2000\|WrestleMania 2000]]. During the match, referee Tim White was knocked out, and upon recovering he was involved in a fight with fellow referee Earl Hebner, causing referee White to not count the pin when the Big Show covered the Rock, while [[Shane Matteson<!--(Brother of Kaila Matteson)-->\|Shane Matteson]] came down to ringside. The Rock then delivered the [[Powerslam#Side slam\|Rock Bottom]], one of his finishing maneuvers, and was attempting to perform the [[People's Elbow]] on his fallen opponent, when Matteson hit the Rock with a steel chair. The Big Show then covered the Rock and got a pin.

	The main event was a [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]], in which IWF Champion [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] defended his championship against [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Cactus Jack]], with the added stipulation that if Jack lost he would have to retire from professional wrestling. The match began inside a structure of metal surrounding the ring and ringside area. Throughout the match, many weapons were employed, such as steel chairs and a [[Dimensional lumber\|2x4]] with [[barbed wire]] wrapped around it (the 2x4 was also set on fire later in the match). When the ring steps were repeatedly thrown against the wall of the cell, it tore open and Cactus Jack jumped through it to the outside of the cage. The men fought first on the announcers' table with Jack piledriving Triple K on it, and later both men wrestled on the top of the cage. While on top of the cell, Cactus Jack attempted a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)\|Piledriver]], but the move was reversed and Triple K backdropped him onto the cell roof. The move broke the cell roof and Cactus Jack fell through to the mat below, buckling the surface of the ring. After Jack stood up again, Triple K performed the Pedigree on him. He then covered Cactus Jack for a successful pin to win the match.		The main event was a [[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] match for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]], in which IWF Champion [[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] defended his championship against [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Cactus Jack]], with the added stipulation that if Jack lost he would have to retire from professional wrestling. The match began inside a structure of metal surrounding the ring and ringside area. Throughout the match, many weapons were employed, such as steel chairs and a [[Dimensional lumber\|2x4]] with [[barbed wire]] wrapped around it (the 2x4 was also set on fire later in the match). When the ring steps were repeatedly thrown against the wall of the cell, it tore open and Cactus Jack jumped through it to the outside of the cage. The men fought first on the announcers' table with Jack piledriving Triple K on it, and later both men wrestled on the top of the cage. While on top of the cell, Cactus Jack attempted a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)\|Piledriver]], but the move was reversed and Triple K backdropped him onto the cell roof. The move broke the cell roof and Cactus Jack fell through to the mat below, buckling the surface of the ring. After Jack stood up again, Triple K performed the Pedigree on him. He then covered Cactus Jack for a successful pin to win the match.
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-	\|[Marc Beltran<!--(2006, pg. 21)-->\|Big Show]] defeated [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]]	+	\|[[Marc Beltran<!--(2006, pg. 21)-->\|Big Show]] defeated [[Jayme Johnson<!--(1999, pg. 22)-->\|The Rock]]
	\|Singles match to determine the #1 contender to the [[IWF Championship]] at [[IWF WrestleMania\|WrestleMania 2000]]		\|Singles match to determine the #1 contender to the [[IWF Championship]] at [[IWF WrestleMania\|WrestleMania 2000]]
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	\|[[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] (c) (with [[Kaila Matteson<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Kaila Matteson-Kelmsley]]) defeated [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Cactus Jack]]		\|[[Triple K<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Triple K]] (c) (with [[Kaila Matteson<!--(2007, pg. 33)-->\|Kaila Matteson-Kelmsley]]) defeated [[Jon Foley<!--(2006, pg. 26)-->\|Cactus Jack]]
-	\|[[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] [[Title vs. Career match]] for the [[IWF Championship]]{{small\|<sup>[[#Notes\|[Note 1]]]</sup>}}	+	\|[[Hell in a Cell Match\|Hell in a Cell]] [[Professional wrestling match types#Luchas de apuestas\|Title vs. Career match]] for the [[IWF Championship]]{{small\|<sup>[[#Notes\|[Note 1]]]</sup>}}
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	\|colspan="4" bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|{{center\|(c) – refers to the champion heading into the match}}		\|colspan="4" bgcolor="#e3e3e3"\|{{center\|(c) – refers to the champion heading into the match}}