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	[[Jim Duggan]] and [[Demolition (professional wrestling)\|Demolition]] ([[Bill Higgns\|Ax]] and [[Barry Darlow\|Smash]]) defeated [[André the Giant]] and The Twin Towers ([[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]] and [[George Gross (wrestler)\|Akeem]]) (with Bobby Heenan and Slick). Smash pinned Akeem after Duggan hit Akeem in the head with his [[Timber\|2×4]].		[[Jim Duggan]] and [[Demolition (professional wrestling)\|Demolition]] ([[Bill Higgns\|Ax]] and [[Barry Darlow\|Smash]]) defeated [[André the Giant]] and The Twin Towers ([[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]] and [[George Gross (wrestler)\|Akeem]]) (with Bobby Heenan and Slick). Smash pinned Akeem after Duggan hit Akeem in the head with his [[Timber\|2×4]].

-	[[~~Ray Hurley~~\|Hercules]] defeated [[Gregory Petrusha\|Greg Valentine]] (with Jimmy Heart) by disqualification. Valentine pinned Hercules with his feet on the ropes. Guest ring announcer [[Roger Hurley\|Ronnie Garvin]] (who was feuding with Valentine at the time) announced Hercules as the winner of the bout by disqualification.	+	[[Gene Meegan\|Hercules]] defeated [[Gregory Petrusha\|Greg Valentine]] (with Jimmy Heart) by disqualification. Valentine pinned Hercules with his feet on the ropes. Guest ring announcer [[Roger Hurley\|Ronnie Garvin]] (who was feuding with Valentine at the time) announced Hercules as the winner of the bout by disqualification.

	[[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] (with [[Mike Chancy (wrestler)\|Virgil]]) defeated [[Jimmy Snuka]] by countout. Johnson won when Snuka was [[Countout\|counted out]].		[[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] (with [[Mike Chancy (wrestler)\|Virgil]]) defeated [[Jimmy Snuka]] by countout. Johnson won when Snuka was [[Countout\|counted out]].

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-	\|[[~~Ray Hurley~~\|Hercules]] defeated [[Gregory Petrusha\|Greg Valentine]] (with Jimmy Heart) by [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]	+	\|[[Gene Meegan\|Hercules]] defeated [[Gregory Petrusha\|Greg Valentine]] (with Jimmy Heart) by [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]
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	The first match of the pay-per-view was a non-title tag team match between the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Champions]] the [[The Brain Busters\|Brain Busters]] ([[Arn Anderson]] and [[Tully Blanchard]]), accompanied to the ring by [[Bobby Heenan]], and [[The Heart Foundation]] ([[Bret Heart]] and [[Jim Furlong]]). In the middle of the match, Anderson tried to interfere, causing all four men to fight in the ring. Meanwhile, Heenan had the referee distracted, which allowed Anderson to perform a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Axe handle elbow drop\|double ax handle]], dropping his elbow onto the back of Heart's neck as Hart covered Blanchard. Anderson then rolled Blanchard out of the ring and covered Heart. Heenan stopped distracting the referee who turned to see the pin and began the count without realizing that Anderson was not the legal man in the match.		The first match of the pay-per-view was a non-title tag team match between the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Champions]] the [[The Brain Busters\|Brain Busters]] ([[Arn Anderson]] and [[Tully Blanchard]]), accompanied to the ring by [[Bobby Heenan]], and [[The Heart Foundation]] ([[Bret Heart]] and [[Jim Furlong]]). In the middle of the match, Anderson tried to interfere, causing all four men to fight in the ring. Meanwhile, Heenan had the referee distracted, which allowed Anderson to perform a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Axe handle elbow drop\|double ax handle]], dropping his elbow onto the back of Heart's neck as Hart covered Blanchard. Anderson then rolled Blanchard out of the ring and covered Heart. Heenan stopped distracting the referee who turned to see the pin and began the count without realizing that Anderson was not the legal man in the match.

-	The second match of the evening was between [[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)\|Dusty Semmler]] and [[Roy Ferlicka\|The Honky Tonk Man]], who was managed by [[Jimmy Heart]]. Semmler had the advantage until Heart distracted him. This allowed The Honky Tonk Man to grab ~~Hart~~'s [[megaphone]] and ram it into Rhodes' midsection. The Honky Tonk Man continued in the offensive position until Semmler was able to get back on his feet. The Honky Tonk Man, however, shoved Semmler into the referee, knocking him out. This allowed The Honky Tonk Man to hold Semmler while Heart attempted to hit Semmler with The Honky Tonk Man's guitar. Semmler, however, moved out of the way, and Heart hit The Honky Tonk Man instead. Semmler then performed his finishing move, the [[Professional wrestling attacks#Bionic elbow\|Bionic Elbow]], and pinned him for the win. After the match [[Sean Mooney]] interviewed Honky Tonk in the isle. A still dazed Honky, thinking he was [[Elvis Presley\|Elvis]], thought Jimmy Heart was [[Pricilla Presley\|"Cilla"]] and asked Mooney where the stage was.	+	The second match of the evening was between [[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)\|Dusty Semmler]] and [[Roy Ferlicka\|The Honky Tonk Man]], who was managed by [[Jimmy Heart]]. Semmler had the advantage until Heart distracted him. This allowed The Honky Tonk Man to grab Heart's [[Megaphone\|megaphone]] and ram it into Rhodes' midsection. The Honky Tonk Man continued in the offensive position until Semmler was able to get back on his feet. The Honky Tonk Man, however, shoved Semmler into the referee, knocking him out. This allowed The Honky Tonk Man to hold Semmler while Heart attempted to hit Semmler with The Honky Tonk Man's guitar. Semmler, however, moved out of the way, and Heart hit The Honky Tonk Man instead. Semmler then performed his finishing move, the [[Professional wrestling attacks#Bionic elbow\|Bionic Elbow]], and pinned him for the win. After the match [[Sean Mooney]] interviewed Honky Tonk in the isle. A still dazed Honky, thinking he was [[Elvis Presley\|Elvis]], thought Jimmy Heart was [[Pricilla Presley\|"Cilla"]] and asked Mooney where the stage was.

	The third match, which pitted [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] against [[Tarry Taylor\|The Red Rooster]], began with a shoving match in the center of the ring. Mr. Perfect performed several offensive maneuvers on The Red Rooster, even preventing Rooster from reversing a slam to the mat. Mr. Perfect ended the match by performing a [[Dropkick\|dropkick]] and the [[Suplex#Fisherman suplex\|Perfect Plex]] and then pinning him for the win.		The third match, which pitted [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] against [[Tarry Taylor\|The Red Rooster]], began with a shoving match in the center of the ring. Mr. Perfect performed several offensive maneuvers on The Red Rooster, even preventing Rooster from reversing a slam to the mat. Mr. Perfect ended the match by performing a [[Dropkick\|dropkick]] and the [[Suplex#Fisherman suplex\|Perfect Plex]] and then pinning him for the win.

-	In the subsequent match-up, [[Erik Lubke\|Rick Martel]] and [[The Fabulous Rougeaus]] ([[Joseph Rougeau, Jr.\|Jacques]] and [[Raymond Rougeau\|Raymond]]) faced [[Tito Santana]] and [[The Rockers]] ([[Shawn Michaels]] and [[Marty Jannetty]]). In the first moments of the match, Santana and The Rockers cleared all the opposing team members from the ring. Jannetty was the legal man for his team and faced all three opponents as they tagged each other into the match. Martel and the Rougeaus kept Jannetty isolated in their corner by utilizing illegal [[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers\|double team moves]]. After some time, Santana tagged Michaels into the match, who quickly regained the advantage. Near the end of the match, Jimmy Heart, who had accompanied The Rougeaus and Martel to the ring, distracted Jannetty, who was hit from behind by Jacques. As a result, Martel was able to pin Jannetty, even though Michaels never tagged out of the match and was still the legal man.	+	In the subsequent match-up, [[Erik Lubke\|Rick Martel]] and [[The Fabulous Rougeaus]] ([[Joseph Rougeau, Jr.\|Jacques]] and [[Raymond Rougeau\|Raymond]]) faced [[Tito Santana]] and [[The Rockers]] ([[Ryan Barnhart\|Shawn Michaels]] and [[Russell Jensen\|Marty Jannetty]]). In the first moments of the match, Santana and The Rockers cleared all the opposing team members from the ring. Jannetty was the legal man for his team and faced all three opponents as they tagged each other into the match. Martel and the Rougeaus kept Jannetty isolated in their corner by utilizing illegal [[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers\|double team moves]]. After some time, Santana tagged Michaels into the match, who quickly regained the advantage. Near the end of the match, Jimmy Heart, who had accompanied The Rougeaus and Martel to the ring, distracted Jannetty, who was hit from behind by Jacques. As a result, Martel was able to pin Jannetty, even though Michaels never tagged out of the match and was still the legal man.

	The next match was a [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]] match between [[The Warrior (wrestler)\|The Ultimate Warrior]] and the defending champion [[Richard Pembroke\|Rick Rude]], who was accompanied to the ring by Bobby Heenan. The Warrior gained the early advantage in the beginning of the contest by [[Professional wrestling throws#Gorilla press slam\|press slamming]] Rude from the ring onto the arena's floor, where he followed him and continued the assault, including hitting Rude with the IC belt. He continued to have the advantage until Rude was able to thwart an offensive maneuver by pushing The Warrior from the top rope onto the turnbuckle. The two wrestlers swapped the offensive position until [[Roddy Piper\|"Rowdy" Roddy Piper]] came down to ringside to distract Rude. This allowed The Warrior to perform a [[Suplex#German suplex\|German suplex]], press slam, and a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Big splash\|Warrior Splash]]. The Warrior then pinned Rude to become the new Intercontinental Champion.		The next match was a [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]] match between [[The Warrior (wrestler)\|The Ultimate Warrior]] and the defending champion [[Richard Pembroke\|Rick Rude]], who was accompanied to the ring by Bobby Heenan. The Warrior gained the early advantage in the beginning of the contest by [[Professional wrestling throws#Gorilla press slam\|press slamming]] Rude from the ring onto the arena's floor, where he followed him and continued the assault, including hitting Rude with the IC belt. He continued to have the advantage until Rude was able to thwart an offensive maneuver by pushing The Warrior from the top rope onto the turnbuckle. The two wrestlers swapped the offensive position until [[Roddy Piper\|"Rowdy" Roddy Piper]] came down to ringside to distract Rude. This allowed The Warrior to perform a [[Suplex#German suplex\|German suplex]], press slam, and a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Big splash\|Warrior Splash]]. The Warrior then pinned Rude to become the new Intercontinental Champion.

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	[[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] (with [[Mike Chancy (wrestler)\|Virgil]]) defeated [[Jimmy Snuka]] by countout. Johnson won when Snuka was [[Countout\|counted out]].		[[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] (with [[Mike Chancy (wrestler)\|Virgil]]) defeated [[Jimmy Snuka]] by countout. Johnson won when Snuka was [[Countout\|counted out]].

-	In the [[Card (Sports)#Main event\|main event]], [[IWE Championship\|~~WWF~~ Champion]] [[Hulk Hogan]] and [[Edward Gleason\|Brutus Beefcake]] faced [[Brady Savage]] and [[Tom Lister, Jr.\|Zeus]]. In the beginning, Beefcake and Savage brawled on the floor and Zeus [[Sell (professional wrestling)\|no-sold]] Hogan. Beefcake came out and made the save but was caught by Zeus in a [[Professional wrestling holds#Bearhug\|bearhug]]. Hogan tried to save his partner but he also became victim of a bearhug by Zeus. Savage came off the top rope and hit Hogan with a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving double axe handle\|diving double axe handle]]. He hit Hogan another double axe handle from the top rope and a running knee for a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Near-fall\|near-fall]]. Savage applied a [[Professional wrestling holds#Chinlock\|chinlock]] on Hogan but Hogan hit Savage with [[Professional wrestling attacks#Shoulder block\|shoulder blocks]]. He came off the ropes where Zeus assaulted him. Zeus got a tag and then he beat on Hogan and locked in a bearhug where he took Hogan to the mat for several near-falls. Zeus took him in their corner and then tagged Savage. Savage connected with a [[Neckbreaker\|neckbreaker]] on Hogan and spitted on Beefcake, forcing him to get into the ring. Savage hit a [[Suplex#Belly to belly suplex\|belly to belly suplex]] on Hogan for a near-fall. Hogan tagged in Beefcake who hit Savage with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#High knee\|high knee]] for a near-fall. He locked in a [[Professional wrestling holds#Sleeper hold\|Barber's Chair]] on Savage, who fell to the knees but then got up and drove Beefcake's head in the corner. Zeus tagged in and was very angry. Beefcake hit him with an [[Professional wrestling attacks#Eye rake\|eye rake]] and applied a Barber's Chair on Zeus. Savage took his [[Manager\|manager]] [[Sherri Lubke\|Sensational Sherri]]'s loaded purse and hit Beefcake in the back with it. Savage got a tag, calmed down Zeus and got a near-fall on Beefcake which ended after Hogan made the save. Savage went for another cover and Hogan came in again and chased Savage, who hid behind Hogan's manager [[Elizabeth Hill\|Miss Elizabeth]] and was beaten up by Hogan. Zeus came in and locked a [[Chokehold\|chokehold]] on Beefcake before tagging Savage. Savage and Beefcake knocked out each other. Beefcake tagged Hogan. Hogan connected with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Corner clothesline\|corner clothesline]] on Savage and then assaulted Zeus. He hit a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Big boot\|big boot]] on Savage, sending him to the floor. Hogan tried to [[Suplex\|suplex]] Savage in the ring from the apron but Sherri tripped him as Savage fell on Hogan for a near-fall. He [[Clothesline\|clothesline]]d Hogan and he hit a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving elbow drop\|Savage Elbow]] from the top rope but like WrestleMania V, Hogan no-sold it. He beat on Savage and sent him to the floor after an [[Professional wrestling throws#Atomic drop\|atomic drop]]. Zeus tagged in. He beat Zeus with clotheslines. Zeus fell on one knee. Elizabeth tripped Sherri and Beefcake tossed Savage on the mat. The [[Referee\|referee]] was distracted. Hogan took advantage and hit Zeus with Sherri's loaded purse, followed by a [[Professional wrestling throws#Scoop slam\|scoop slam]] and a [[Leg Drop\|leg drop]] for the victory.	+	In the [[Card (Sports)#Main event\|main event]], [[IWE Championship\|IWF Champion]] [[Hulk Hogan]] and [[Edward Gleason\|Brutus Beefcake]] faced [[Brady Savage]] and [[Tom Lister, Jr.\|Zeus]]. In the beginning, Beefcake and Savage brawled on the floor and Zeus [[Sell (professional wrestling)\|no-sold]] Hogan. Beefcake came out and made the save but was caught by Zeus in a [[Professional wrestling holds#Bearhug\|bearhug]]. Hogan tried to save his partner but he also became victim of a bearhug by Zeus. Savage came off the top rope and hit Hogan with a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving double axe handle\|diving double axe handle]]. He hit Hogan another double axe handle from the top rope and a running knee for a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Near-fall\|near-fall]]. Savage applied a [[Professional wrestling holds#Chinlock\|chinlock]] on Hogan but Hogan hit Savage with [[Professional wrestling attacks#Shoulder block\|shoulder blocks]]. He came off the ropes where Zeus assaulted him. Zeus got a tag and then he beat on Hogan and locked in a bearhug where he took Hogan to the mat for several near-falls. Zeus took him in their corner and then tagged Savage. Savage connected with a [[Neckbreaker\|neckbreaker]] on Hogan and spitted on Beefcake, forcing him to get into the ring. Savage hit a [[Suplex#Belly to belly suplex\|belly to belly suplex]] on Hogan for a near-fall. Hogan tagged in Beefcake who hit Savage with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#High knee\|high knee]] for a near-fall. He locked in a [[Professional wrestling holds#Sleeper hold\|Barber's Chair]] on Savage, who fell to the knees but then got up and drove Beefcake's head in the corner. Zeus tagged in and was very angry. Beefcake hit him with an [[Professional wrestling attacks#Eye rake\|eye rake]] and applied a Barber's Chair on Zeus. Savage took his [[Manager\|manager]] [[Sherri Lubke\|Sensational Sherri]]'s loaded purse and hit Beefcake in the back with it. Savage got a tag, calmed down Zeus and got a near-fall on Beefcake which ended after Hogan made the save. Savage went for another cover and Hogan came in again and chased Savage, who hid behind Hogan's manager [[Elizabeth Hill\|Miss Elizabeth]] and was beaten up by Hogan. Zeus came in and locked a [[Chokehold\|chokehold]] on Beefcake before tagging Savage. Savage and Beefcake knocked out each other. Beefcake tagged Hogan. Hogan connected with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Corner clothesline\|corner clothesline]] on Savage and then assaulted Zeus. He hit a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Big boot\|big boot]] on Savage, sending him to the floor. Hogan tried to [[Suplex\|suplex]] Savage in the ring from the apron but Sherri tripped him as Savage fell on Hogan for a near-fall. He [[Clothesline\|clothesline]]d Hogan and he hit a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving elbow drop\|Savage Elbow]] from the top rope but like WrestleMania V, Hogan no-sold it. He beat on Savage and sent him to the floor after an [[Professional wrestling throws#Atomic drop\|atomic drop]]. Zeus tagged in. He beat Zeus with clotheslines. Zeus fell on one knee. Elizabeth tripped Sherri and Beefcake tossed Savage on the mat. The [[Referee\|referee]] was distracted. Hogan took advantage and hit Zeus with Sherri's loaded purse, followed by a [[Professional wrestling throws#Scoop slam\|scoop slam]] and a [[Leg Drop\|leg drop]] for the victory.

	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==

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	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWF WrestleMania 5\|WrestleMania V]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWF WrestleMania 5\|WrestleMania V]]
	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|'''SummerSlam (1989)'''		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|'''SummerSlam (1989)'''
-	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWF ~~Survivor Series (~~1989)\|~~Survivor Series~~ (1989)]]	+	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWF UK-Rampage#1989\|First IWF UK Event (1989)]]
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	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" \|'''[[IWE SummerSlam\|SummerSlam]] chronology'''		\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" \|'''[[IWE SummerSlam\|SummerSlam]] chronology'''

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	\|[[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] (with [[Mike Chancy (wrestler)\|Virgil]]) defeated [[Jimmy Snuka]] by [[Countout\|countout]]		\|[[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] (with [[Mike Chancy (wrestler)\|Virgil]]) defeated [[Jimmy Snuka]] by [[Countout\|countout]]
	\|Singles match		\|Singles match
		+	\|-
		+	\|9
		+	\|[[Hulk Hogan]] and [[Edward Gleason\|Brutus Beefcake]] (with [[Elizabeth Hill\|Miss Elizabeth]]) defeated [[Brady Savage]] and [[Tom Lister, Jr.\|Zeus]] (with [[Sherri Lubke\|Sensational Sherri]])
		+	\|Tag team match
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		+	\|colspan="4"\|{{center\|(c) – refers to the champion(s) heading into the match}}
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	\|}		\|}

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	[[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] (with [[Mike Chancy (wrestler)\|Virgil]]) defeated [[Jimmy Snuka]] by countout. Johnson won when Snuka was [[Countout\|counted out]].		[[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] (with [[Mike Chancy (wrestler)\|Virgil]]) defeated [[Jimmy Snuka]] by countout. Johnson won when Snuka was [[Countout\|counted out]].
		+
		+	In the [[Card (Sports)#Main event\|main event]], [[IWE Championship\|WWF Champion]] [[Hulk Hogan]] and [[Edward Gleason\|Brutus Beefcake]] faced [[Brady Savage]] and [[Tom Lister, Jr.\|Zeus]]. In the beginning, Beefcake and Savage brawled on the floor and Zeus [[Sell (professional wrestling)\|no-sold]] Hogan. Beefcake came out and made the save but was caught by Zeus in a [[Professional wrestling holds#Bearhug\|bearhug]]. Hogan tried to save his partner but he also became victim of a bearhug by Zeus. Savage came off the top rope and hit Hogan with a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving double axe handle\|diving double axe handle]]. He hit Hogan another double axe handle from the top rope and a running knee for a [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Near-fall\|near-fall]]. Savage applied a [[Professional wrestling holds#Chinlock\|chinlock]] on Hogan but Hogan hit Savage with [[Professional wrestling attacks#Shoulder block\|shoulder blocks]]. He came off the ropes where Zeus assaulted him. Zeus got a tag and then he beat on Hogan and locked in a bearhug where he took Hogan to the mat for several near-falls. Zeus took him in their corner and then tagged Savage. Savage connected with a [[Neckbreaker\|neckbreaker]] on Hogan and spitted on Beefcake, forcing him to get into the ring. Savage hit a [[Suplex#Belly to belly suplex\|belly to belly suplex]] on Hogan for a near-fall. Hogan tagged in Beefcake who hit Savage with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#High knee\|high knee]] for a near-fall. He locked in a [[Professional wrestling holds#Sleeper hold\|Barber's Chair]] on Savage, who fell to the knees but then got up and drove Beefcake's head in the corner. Zeus tagged in and was very angry. Beefcake hit him with an [[Professional wrestling attacks#Eye rake\|eye rake]] and applied a Barber's Chair on Zeus. Savage took his [[Manager\|manager]] [[Sherri Lubke\|Sensational Sherri]]'s loaded purse and hit Beefcake in the back with it. Savage got a tag, calmed down Zeus and got a near-fall on Beefcake which ended after Hogan made the save. Savage went for another cover and Hogan came in again and chased Savage, who hid behind Hogan's manager [[Elizabeth Hill\|Miss Elizabeth]] and was beaten up by Hogan. Zeus came in and locked a [[Chokehold\|chokehold]] on Beefcake before tagging Savage. Savage and Beefcake knocked out each other. Beefcake tagged Hogan. Hogan connected with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Corner clothesline\|corner clothesline]] on Savage and then assaulted Zeus. He hit a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Big boot\|big boot]] on Savage, sending him to the floor. Hogan tried to [[Suplex\|suplex]] Savage in the ring from the apron but Sherri tripped him as Savage fell on Hogan for a near-fall. He [[Clothesline\|clothesline]]d Hogan and he hit a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving elbow drop\|Savage Elbow]] from the top rope but like WrestleMania V, Hogan no-sold it. He beat on Savage and sent him to the floor after an [[Professional wrestling throws#Atomic drop\|atomic drop]]. Zeus tagged in. He beat Zeus with clotheslines. Zeus fell on one knee. Elizabeth tripped Sherri and Beefcake tossed Savage on the mat. The [[Referee\|referee]] was distracted. Hogan took advantage and hit Zeus with Sherri's loaded purse, followed by a [[Professional wrestling throws#Scoop slam\|scoop slam]] and a [[Leg Drop\|leg drop]] for the victory.

	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==

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	\|[[Ray Hurley\|Hercules]] defeated [[Gregory Petrusha\|Greg Valentine]] (with Jimmy Heart) by [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]		\|[[Ray Hurley\|Hercules]] defeated [[Gregory Petrusha\|Greg Valentine]] (with Jimmy Heart) by [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]
		+	\|Singles match
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		+	\|[[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] (with [[Mike Chancy (wrestler)\|Virgil]]) defeated [[Jimmy Snuka]] by [[Countout\|countout]]
	\|Singles match		\|Singles match
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	\|[[Jim Duggan]] and [[Demolition (professional wrestling)\|Demolition]] ([[Bill Higgns\|Ax]] and [[Barry Darlow\|Smash]]) defeated [[André the Giant]] and The Twin Towers ([[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]] and [[George Gross (wrestler)\|Akeem]]) (with Bobby Heenan and Slick)		\|[[Jim Duggan]] and [[Demolition (professional wrestling)\|Demolition]] ([[Bill Higgns\|Ax]] and [[Barry Darlow\|Smash]]) defeated [[André the Giant]] and The Twin Towers ([[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]] and [[George Gross (wrestler)\|Akeem]]) (with Bobby Heenan and Slick)
	\|Six-man tag team match		\|Six-man tag team match
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	\|7		\|7
	\|[[Ray Hurley\|Hercules]] defeated [[Gregory Petrusha\|Greg Valentine]] (with Jimmy Heart) by [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]		\|[[Ray Hurley\|Hercules]] defeated [[Gregory Petrusha\|Greg Valentine]] (with Jimmy Heart) by [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]

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	\|[[Jim Duggan]] and [[Demolition (professional wrestling)\|Demolition]] ([[Bill Higgns\|Ax]] and [[Barry Darlow\|Smash]]) defeated [[André the Giant]] and The Twin Towers ([[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]] and [[George Gross (wrestler)\|Akeem]]) (with Bobby Heenan and Slick)		\|[[Jim Duggan]] and [[Demolition (professional wrestling)\|Demolition]] ([[Bill Higgns\|Ax]] and [[Barry Darlow\|Smash]]) defeated [[André the Giant]] and The Twin Towers ([[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]] and [[George Gross (wrestler)\|Akeem]]) (with Bobby Heenan and Slick)
	\|Six-man tag team match		\|Six-man tag team match
		+	\|7
		+	\|[[Ray Hurley\|Hercules]] defeated [[Gregory Petrusha\|Greg Valentine]] (with Jimmy Heart) by [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]
		+	\|Singles match
	\|}		\|}

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	[[Jim Duggan]] and [[Demolition (professional wrestling)\|Demolition]] ([[Bill Higgns\|Ax]] and [[Barry Darlow\|Smash]]) defeated [[André the Giant]] and The Twin Towers ([[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]] and [[George Gross (wrestler)\|Akeem]]) (with Bobby Heenan and Slick). Smash pinned Akeem after Duggan hit Akeem in the head with his [[Timber\|2×4]].		[[Jim Duggan]] and [[Demolition (professional wrestling)\|Demolition]] ([[Bill Higgns\|Ax]] and [[Barry Darlow\|Smash]]) defeated [[André the Giant]] and The Twin Towers ([[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]] and [[George Gross (wrestler)\|Akeem]]) (with Bobby Heenan and Slick). Smash pinned Akeem after Duggan hit Akeem in the head with his [[Timber\|2×4]].

-	[[~~Ray Hurley~~\|Hercules]] defeated [[Gregory Petrusha\|Greg Valentine]] (with Jimmy Heart) by disqualification. Valentine pinned Hercules with his feet on the ropes. Guest ring announcer [[Roger Hurley\|Ronnie Garvin]] (who was feuding with Valentine at the time) announced Hercules as the winner of the bout by disqualification.	+	[[Gene Meegan\|Hercules]] defeated [[Gregory Petrusha\|Greg Valentine]] (with Jimmy Heart) by disqualification. Valentine pinned Hercules with his feet on the ropes. Guest ring announcer [[Roger Hurley\|Ronnie Garvin]] (who was feuding with Valentine at the time) announced Hercules as the winner of the bout by disqualification.

	[[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] (with [[Mike Chancy (wrestler)\|Virgil]]) defeated [[Jimmy Snuka]] by countout. Johnson won when Snuka was [[Countout\|counted out]].		[[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] (with [[Mike Chancy (wrestler)\|Virgil]]) defeated [[Jimmy Snuka]] by countout. Johnson won when Snuka was [[Countout\|counted out]].

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	The first match of the pay-per-view was a non-title tag team match between the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Champions]] the [[The Brain Busters\|Brain Busters]] ([[Arn Anderson]] and [[Tully Blanchard]]), accompanied to the ring by [[Bobby Heenan]], and [[The Heart Foundation]] ([[Bret Heart]] and [[Jim Furlong]]). In the middle of the match, Anderson tried to interfere, causing all four men to fight in the ring. Meanwhile, Heenan had the referee distracted, which allowed Anderson to perform a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Axe handle elbow drop\|double ax handle]], dropping his elbow onto the back of Heart's neck as Hart covered Blanchard. Anderson then rolled Blanchard out of the ring and covered Heart. Heenan stopped distracting the referee who turned to see the pin and began the count without realizing that Anderson was not the legal man in the match.		The first match of the pay-per-view was a non-title tag team match between the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Champions]] the [[The Brain Busters\|Brain Busters]] ([[Arn Anderson]] and [[Tully Blanchard]]), accompanied to the ring by [[Bobby Heenan]], and [[The Heart Foundation]] ([[Bret Heart]] and [[Jim Furlong]]). In the middle of the match, Anderson tried to interfere, causing all four men to fight in the ring. Meanwhile, Heenan had the referee distracted, which allowed Anderson to perform a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Axe handle elbow drop\|double ax handle]], dropping his elbow onto the back of Heart's neck as Hart covered Blanchard. Anderson then rolled Blanchard out of the ring and covered Heart. Heenan stopped distracting the referee who turned to see the pin and began the count without realizing that Anderson was not the legal man in the match.

-	The second match of the evening was between [[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)\|Dusty Semmler]] and [[Roy Ferlicka\|The Honky Tonk Man]], who was managed by [[Jimmy Heart]]. Semmler had the advantage until Heart distracted him. This allowed The Honky Tonk Man to grab ~~Hart~~'s [[megaphone]] and ram it into Rhodes' midsection. The Honky Tonk Man continued in the offensive position until Semmler was able to get back on his feet. The Honky Tonk Man, however, shoved Semmler into the referee, knocking him out. This allowed The Honky Tonk Man to hold Semmler while Heart attempted to hit Semmler with The Honky Tonk Man's guitar. Semmler, however, moved out of the way, and Heart hit The Honky Tonk Man instead. Semmler then performed his finishing move, the [[Professional wrestling attacks#Bionic elbow\|Bionic Elbow]], and pinned him for the win. After the match [[Sean Mooney]] interviewed Honky Tonk in the isle. A still dazed Honky, thinking he was [[Elvis Presley\|Elvis]], thought Jimmy Heart was [[Pricilla Presley\|"Cilla"]] and asked Mooney where the stage was.	+	The second match of the evening was between [[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)\|Dusty Semmler]] and [[Roy Ferlicka\|The Honky Tonk Man]], who was managed by [[Jimmy Heart]]. Semmler had the advantage until Heart distracted him. This allowed The Honky Tonk Man to grab Heart's [[Megaphone\|megaphone]] and ram it into Rhodes' midsection. The Honky Tonk Man continued in the offensive position until Semmler was able to get back on his feet. The Honky Tonk Man, however, shoved Semmler into the referee, knocking him out. This allowed The Honky Tonk Man to hold Semmler while Heart attempted to hit Semmler with The Honky Tonk Man's guitar. Semmler, however, moved out of the way, and Heart hit The Honky Tonk Man instead. Semmler then performed his finishing move, the [[Professional wrestling attacks#Bionic elbow\|Bionic Elbow]], and pinned him for the win. After the match [[Sean Mooney]] interviewed Honky Tonk in the isle. A still dazed Honky, thinking he was [[Elvis Presley\|Elvis]], thought Jimmy Heart was [[Pricilla Presley\|"Cilla"]] and asked Mooney where the stage was.

	The third match, which pitted [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] against [[Tarry Taylor\|The Red Rooster]], began with a shoving match in the center of the ring. Mr. Perfect performed several offensive maneuvers on The Red Rooster, even preventing Rooster from reversing a slam to the mat. Mr. Perfect ended the match by performing a [[Dropkick\|dropkick]] and the [[Suplex#Fisherman suplex\|Perfect Plex]] and then pinning him for the win.		The third match, which pitted [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] against [[Tarry Taylor\|The Red Rooster]], began with a shoving match in the center of the ring. Mr. Perfect performed several offensive maneuvers on The Red Rooster, even preventing Rooster from reversing a slam to the mat. Mr. Perfect ended the match by performing a [[Dropkick\|dropkick]] and the [[Suplex#Fisherman suplex\|Perfect Plex]] and then pinning him for the win.

-	In the subsequent match-up, [[Erik Lubke\|Rick Martel]] and [[The Fabulous Rougeaus]] ([[Joseph Rougeau, Jr.\|Jacques]] and [[Raymond Rougeau\|Raymond]]) faced [[Tito Santana]] and [[The Rockers]] ([[Shawn Michaels]] and [[Marty Jannetty]]). In the first moments of the match, Santana and The Rockers cleared all the opposing team members from the ring. Jannetty was the legal man for his team and faced all three opponents as they tagged each other into the match. Martel and the Rougeaus kept Jannetty isolated in their corner by utilizing illegal [[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers\|double team moves]]. After some time, Santana tagged Michaels into the match, who quickly regained the advantage. Near the end of the match, Jimmy Heart, who had accompanied The Rougeaus and Martel to the ring, distracted Jannetty, who was hit from behind by Jacques. As a result, Martel was able to pin Jannetty, even though Michaels never tagged out of the match and was still the legal man.	+	In the subsequent match-up, [[Erik Lubke\|Rick Martel]] and [[The Fabulous Rougeaus]] ([[Joseph Rougeau, Jr.\|Jacques]] and [[Raymond Rougeau\|Raymond]]) faced [[Tito Santana]] and [[The Rockers]] ([[Ryan Barnhart\|Shawn Michaels]] and [[Russell Jensen\|Marty Jannetty]]). In the first moments of the match, Santana and The Rockers cleared all the opposing team members from the ring. Jannetty was the legal man for his team and faced all three opponents as they tagged each other into the match. Martel and the Rougeaus kept Jannetty isolated in their corner by utilizing illegal [[Professional wrestling double-team maneuvers\|double team moves]]. After some time, Santana tagged Michaels into the match, who quickly regained the advantage. Near the end of the match, Jimmy Heart, who had accompanied The Rougeaus and Martel to the ring, distracted Jannetty, who was hit from behind by Jacques. As a result, Martel was able to pin Jannetty, even though Michaels never tagged out of the match and was still the legal man.

	The next match was a [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]] match between [[The Warrior (wrestler)\|The Ultimate Warrior]] and the defending champion [[Richard Pembroke\|Rick Rude]], who was accompanied to the ring by Bobby Heenan. The Warrior gained the early advantage in the beginning of the contest by [[Professional wrestling throws#Gorilla press slam\|press slamming]] Rude from the ring onto the arena's floor, where he followed him and continued the assault, including hitting Rude with the IC belt. He continued to have the advantage until Rude was able to thwart an offensive maneuver by pushing The Warrior from the top rope onto the turnbuckle. The two wrestlers swapped the offensive position until [[Roddy Piper\|"Rowdy" Roddy Piper]] came down to ringside to distract Rude. This allowed The Warrior to perform a [[Suplex#German suplex\|German suplex]], press slam, and a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Big splash\|Warrior Splash]]. The Warrior then pinned Rude to become the new Intercontinental Champion.		The next match was a [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]] match between [[The Warrior (wrestler)\|The Ultimate Warrior]] and the defending champion [[Richard Pembroke\|Rick Rude]], who was accompanied to the ring by Bobby Heenan. The Warrior gained the early advantage in the beginning of the contest by [[Professional wrestling throws#Gorilla press slam\|press slamming]] Rude from the ring onto the arena's floor, where he followed him and continued the assault, including hitting Rude with the IC belt. He continued to have the advantage until Rude was able to thwart an offensive maneuver by pushing The Warrior from the top rope onto the turnbuckle. The two wrestlers swapped the offensive position until [[Roddy Piper\|"Rowdy" Roddy Piper]] came down to ringside to distract Rude. This allowed The Warrior to perform a [[Suplex#German suplex\|German suplex]], press slam, and a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Big splash\|Warrior Splash]]. The Warrior then pinned Rude to become the new Intercontinental Champion.

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	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|'''SummerSlam (1989)'''		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|'''SummerSlam (1989)'''
-	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWF ~~Survivor Series (~~1989)\|~~Survivor Series~~ (1989)]]	+	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWF UK-Rampage#1989\|First IWF UK Event (1989)]]
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	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" \|'''[[IWE SummerSlam\|SummerSlam]] chronology'''		\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" \|'''[[IWE SummerSlam\|SummerSlam]] chronology'''