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-	\|[[Hulk Hogan]] (with [[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]]) defeated [[~~Keith~~ Coleman, Jr.\|Earthquake]] (with [[Jimmy Heart]] and [[Adolfo Thomas\|Dino Bravo]]) by [[Professional wrestling#Countout\|countout]]	+	\|[[Hulk Hogan]] (with [[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]]) defeated [[John Coleman, Jr.\|Earthquake]] (with [[Jimmy Heart]] and [[Adolfo Thomas\|Dino Bravo]]) by [[Professional wrestling#Countout\|countout]]
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-	\|[[Hulk Hogan]] (with [[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]]) defeated [[~~Gary Long~~\|Earthquake]] (with [[Jimmy Heart]] and [[Dino Bravo]]) by [[Professional wrestling#Countout\|countout]]	+	\|[[Hulk Hogan]] (with [[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]]) defeated [[Pat Hurley\|Earthquake]] (with [[Jimmy Heart]] and [[Dino Bravo]]) by [[Professional wrestling#Countout\|countout]]
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	The feud between [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] and [[Edward Gleason\|Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake]] began at the [[IWF Royal Rumble (1990)\|1990 Royal Rumble]]. Beefcake, whose gimmick included cutting his opponents' hair, was wrestling [[Tommy Pedersen\|The Genius]], Perfect's [[Manager\|manager]]. When he began giving The Genius a haircut when Perfect interfered and caused a double [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]. Perfect and Beefcake wrestled each other at [[IWF WrestleMania 6\|WrestleMania VI]], and Beefcake won the match. Perfect won the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|Intercontinental Championship]] on April 23, 1990 in a tournament final. He had caused Beefcake to be eliminated from the tournament by interfering in his match. Beefcake and Perfect had a series of matches at [[House Show\|house shows]] leading up to their planned SummerSlam match. Shortly before SummerSlam, Beefcake was injured while he was standing on a beach and a female friend's knees hit him in the face while she was [[Parasailing\|parasailing]]. Several bones in his face were [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Legitimate\|legitimately]] broken, including his jaw and nose. As a result, the [[Kellen Von Erich\|Texas Tornado]] replaced Beefcake in the SummerSlam match.		The feud between [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] and [[Edward Gleason\|Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake]] began at the [[IWF Royal Rumble (1990)\|1990 Royal Rumble]]. Beefcake, whose gimmick included cutting his opponents' hair, was wrestling [[Tommy Pedersen\|The Genius]], Perfect's [[Manager\|manager]]. When he began giving The Genius a haircut when Perfect interfered and caused a double [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]. Perfect and Beefcake wrestled each other at [[IWF WrestleMania 6\|WrestleMania VI]], and Beefcake won the match. Perfect won the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|Intercontinental Championship]] on April 23, 1990 in a tournament final. He had caused Beefcake to be eliminated from the tournament by interfering in his match. Beefcake and Perfect had a series of matches at [[House Show\|house shows]] leading up to their planned SummerSlam match. Shortly before SummerSlam, Beefcake was injured while he was standing on a beach and a female friend's knees hit him in the face while she was [[Parasailing\|parasailing]]. Several bones in his face were [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Legitimate\|legitimately]] broken, including his jaw and nose. As a result, the [[Kellen Von Erich\|Texas Tornado]] replaced Beefcake in the SummerSlam match.

-	At the 1990 Royal Rumble, [[Sherri Lubke\|Sensational Sherri]], [[Brady Savage]]'s [[Manager#Managers vs. valets vs. enforcers\|valet]], appeared on the Brother Love show. Brother Love discussed the definition of a "lady", using Sherri as an example. He then discussed "peasants", bringing out [[Juanita Smith (wrestler)\|Sapphire]], [[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)\|Dusty Semmler]]'s valet, as an example. Sherri and Sapphire fought, which led to Savage and Rhodes fighting to defend their valets.~~<ref name=rrvhs/> Rhodes~~ and Sapphire faced Savage and Sherri in a [[Professional wrestling tag team match types#Mixed tag team match\|mixed tag team match]] at WrestleMania VI. Rhodes and Sapphire won the match with assistance from [[Elizabeth Hill\|Miss Elizabeth]], Savage's former valet. For SummerSlam, individual matches were scheduled, with Sapphire facing Sherri and Savage wrestling Semmler. Meanwhile, Sapphire had been receiving gifts from an anonymous benefactor.	+	At the 1990 Royal Rumble, [[Sherri Lubke\|Sensational Sherri]], [[Brady Savage]]'s [[Manager#Managers vs. valets vs. enforcers\|valet]], appeared on the Brother Love show. Brother Love discussed the definition of a "lady", using Sherri as an example. He then discussed "peasants", bringing out [[Juanita Smith (wrestler)\|Sapphire]], [[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)\|Dusty Semmler]]'s valet, as an example. Sherri and Sapphire fought, which led to Savage and Rhodes fighting to defend their valets. Semmler and Sapphire faced Savage and Sherri in a [[Professional wrestling tag team match types#Mixed tag team match\|mixed tag team match]] at WrestleMania VI. Rhodes and Sapphire won the match with assistance from [[Elizabeth Hill\|Miss Elizabeth]], Savage's former valet. For SummerSlam, individual matches were scheduled, with Sapphire facing Sherri and Savage wrestling Semmler. Meanwhile, Sapphire had been receiving gifts from an anonymous benefactor.

	[[File:Randy Savage 1986.jpg\|thumb\|left\|[[Brady Savage]] feuded with [[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)\|Dusty Semmler]] leading up to SummerSlam.]]		[[File:Randy Savage 1986.jpg\|thumb\|left\|[[Brady Savage]] feuded with [[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)\|Dusty Semmler]] leading up to SummerSlam.]]

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	Control went back and forth at the beginning of the match between Hulk Hogan and Earthquake. When Earthquake rolled out of the ring, both wrestlers' cornermen got involved, as Hogan and the Big Bossman fought against Earthquake and Dino Bravo. Bravo and Earthquake [[Powerslam\|powerslam]]med Hogan while the referee was distracted, which allowed Earthquake to lock Hogan in a [[Boston Crap\|Boston crab]] hold. After being powerslammed outside of the ring by Earthquake, Hogan tried to lift his opponent but was unsuccessful. Earthquake powerslammed Hogan and performed two Earthquake splashes but was unable to get the pinfall. Hogan recovered and [[Professional wrestling throws#Body slam\|bodyslammed]] Earthquake. He performed a [[Leg Drop\|legdrop]] on Earthquake before Earthquake's manager, [[Jimmy Heart]] interfered. Hogan threw him out of the ring and then bodyslammed Earthquake onto a table at ringside. Hogan got back into the ring and won the match via [[Countout\|countout]]. Earthquake attacked Hogan after the match, but the Big Bossman saved Hogan by hitting Earthquake with a chair.		Control went back and forth at the beginning of the match between Hulk Hogan and Earthquake. When Earthquake rolled out of the ring, both wrestlers' cornermen got involved, as Hogan and the Big Bossman fought against Earthquake and Dino Bravo. Bravo and Earthquake [[Powerslam\|powerslam]]med Hogan while the referee was distracted, which allowed Earthquake to lock Hogan in a [[Boston Crap\|Boston crab]] hold. After being powerslammed outside of the ring by Earthquake, Hogan tried to lift his opponent but was unsuccessful. Earthquake powerslammed Hogan and performed two Earthquake splashes but was unable to get the pinfall. Hogan recovered and [[Professional wrestling throws#Body slam\|bodyslammed]] Earthquake. He performed a [[Leg Drop\|legdrop]] on Earthquake before Earthquake's manager, [[Jimmy Heart]] interfered. Hogan threw him out of the ring and then bodyslammed Earthquake onto a table at ringside. Hogan got back into the ring and won the match via [[Countout\|countout]]. Earthquake attacked Hogan after the match, but the Big Bossman saved Hogan by hitting Earthquake with a chair.
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		+	The Ultimate Warrior gained the early advantage in his steel cage match with Rick Rude. After the Warrior missed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Big splash\|splash]] attempt, Rude attempted to win the match by escaping the cage. The Warrior stopped him, and both wrestlers unsuccessfully attempted to perform their [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Finisher\|finishing moves]]. Rude was then able to perform a [[Neckbreaker#Shoulder neckbreaker\|Rude Awakening]] neckbreaker but chose to continue attacking the Warrior rather than escape the cage. Rude performed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Shoulder block\|shoulderblock]] and tried to leave through the cage door. The Warrior held him back while [[Bobby Heenan]], Rude's manager, tried to pull Rude out. The Warrior pulled both Rude and Heenan into the cage. He punched Heenan and then threw him out of the cage with an [[Professional wrestling throws#Atomic drop\|atomic drop]]. Warrior then knocked Rude down three times with [[Professional wrestling attacks#Clothesline\|clotheslines]] and threw him onto the ring floor with a [[Professional wrestling throws#Gorilla press drop\|gorilla press drop]]. Warrior climbed over the cage and dropped to the arena floor to win the match and retain the IWF Championship.

	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==

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	\|[[Hulk Hogan]] (with [[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]]) defeated [[Gary Long\|Earthquake]] (with [[Jimmy Heart]] and [[Dino Bravo]]) by [[Professional wrestling#Countout\|countout]]		\|[[Hulk Hogan]] (with [[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]]) defeated [[Gary Long\|Earthquake]] (with [[Jimmy Heart]] and [[Dino Bravo]]) by [[Professional wrestling#Countout\|countout]]
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		+	\|10
		+	\|[[The Warrior (wrestler)\|The Ultimate Warrior]] (c) defeated [[Rick Pembroke\|Rick Rude]] (with [[Bobby Heenan]])
		+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Cages\|Steel cage match]] for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]]
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		+	\|colspan="4"\|{{center\|(c) – refers to the champion(s) heading into the match}}
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	\|[[Brady Savage]] (with [[Sherri Lubke\|Sensational Queen Sherri]]) defeated [[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)\|Dusty Semmler]]		\|[[Brady Savage]] (with [[Sherri Lubke\|Sensational Queen Sherri]]) defeated [[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)\|Dusty Semmler]]
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		+	\|[[Hulk Hogan]] (with [[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]]) defeated [[Gary Long\|Earthquake]] (with [[Jimmy Heart]] and [[Dino Bravo]]) by [[Professional wrestling#Countout\|countout]]
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	\|[[Joseph Peruzović\|Nikolai Volkoff]] and [[Jim Duggan]] defeated [[The Orient Express]] ([[Akio Anai\|Kato]] and [[Ken Tanaka\|Tanaka]]) (with [[Harry Fuji\|Mr. Fuji]])		\|[[Joseph Peruzović\|Nikolai Volkoff]] and [[Jim Duggan]] defeated [[The Orient Express]] ([[Akio Anai\|Kato]] and [[Ken Tanaka\|Tanaka]]) (with [[Harry Fuji\|Mr. Fuji]])
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		+	\|[[Brady Savage]] (with [[Sherri Lubke\|Sensational Queen Sherri]]) defeated [[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)\|Dusty Semmler]]
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	[[File:Big Boss Man.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The [[Ray Traylor\|Big Bossman]] did not wrestle at SummerSlam but was featured in two matches.]]		[[File:Big Boss Man.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The [[Ray Traylor\|Big Bossman]] did not wrestle at SummerSlam but was featured in two matches.]]
-	[[Sgt. Slaughter]] was a guest on the Brother Love Show. He presented Brother Love the "Greatest American Award" and claimed that the United States had become soft and weak. He also declared war on Nikolai Volkoff. Prior to the next match, Duggan and Volkoff sang "[[God Bless America]]". They were attacked by The Orient Express ([[Akio ~~Sato~~]] and [[~~Pat~~ Tanaka]]), and all four men fought in the ring. Sato and Tanaka attacked Volkoff while preventing him from tagging Duggan into the match; [[Mr. Fuji]], the manager of The Orient Express, also hit Volkoff with his cane. When Tanaka missed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Big splash\|big splash]], Volkoff tagged in Duggan, who performed several clothelines on Tanaka and Sato. Volkoff and Duggan then [[Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip\|Irish whipped]] their opponents into each other; Duggan clotheslined Tanaka from a [[Three-Point Stance\|three-point stance]] and pinned him to win the match.	+	[[Sgt. Slaughter]] was a guest on the Brother Love Show. He presented Brother Love the "Greatest American Award" and claimed that the United States had become soft and weak. He also declared war on Nikolai Volkoff. Prior to the next match, Duggan and Volkoff sang "[[God Bless America]]". They were attacked by The Orient Express ([[Akio Anai]] and [[Ken Tanaka]]), and all four men fought in the ring. Sato and Tanaka attacked Volkoff while preventing him from tagging Duggan into the match; [[Mr. Fuji]], the manager of The Orient Express, also hit Volkoff with his cane. When Tanaka missed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Big splash\|big splash]], Volkoff tagged in Duggan, who performed several clothelines on Tanaka and Sato. Volkoff and Duggan then [[Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip\|Irish whipped]] their opponents into each other; Duggan clotheslined Tanaka from a [[Three-Point Stance\|three-point stance]] and pinned him to win the match.

	As the match between Dusty Semmler and Randy Savage was about to begin, [[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] appeared and announced that he had purchased Sapphire. Semmler walked down the aisle toward Johnson and Sapphire but was attacked from behind by Savage. Savage controlled most of the match, and Sherri interfered to help him while the [[Referee\|referee]] was distracted. Semmler made a brief comeback, but Savage was able to pin him after hitting him with Sherri's purse, which was said to be loaded with a heavy object. After the match, Rhodes chased after Johnson and Sapphire but was unable to catch up to their departing limousine.		As the match between Dusty Semmler and Randy Savage was about to begin, [[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] appeared and announced that he had purchased Sapphire. Semmler walked down the aisle toward Johnson and Sapphire but was attacked from behind by Savage. Savage controlled most of the match, and Sherri interfered to help him while the [[Referee\|referee]] was distracted. Semmler made a brief comeback, but Savage was able to pin him after hitting him with Sherri's purse, which was said to be loaded with a heavy object. After the match, Rhodes chased after Johnson and Sapphire but was unable to catch up to their departing limousine.

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	The feud between [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] and [[Edward Gleason\|Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake]] began at the [[IWF Royal Rumble (1990)\|1990 Royal Rumble]]. Beefcake, whose gimmick included cutting his opponents' hair, was wrestling [[Tommy Pedersen\|The Genius]], Perfect's [[Manager\|manager]]. When he began giving The Genius a haircut when Perfect interfered and caused a double [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]. Perfect and Beefcake wrestled each other at [[IWF WrestleMania 6\|WrestleMania VI]], and Beefcake won the match. Perfect won the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|Intercontinental Championship]] on April 23, 1990 in a tournament final. He had caused Beefcake to be eliminated from the tournament by interfering in his match. Beefcake and Perfect had a series of matches at [[House Show\|house shows]] leading up to their planned SummerSlam match. Shortly before SummerSlam, Beefcake was injured while he was standing on a beach and a female friend's knees hit him in the face while she was [[Parasailing\|parasailing]]. Several bones in his face were [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Legitimate\|legitimately]] broken, including his jaw and nose. As a result, the [[Kellen Von Erich\|Texas Tornado]] replaced Beefcake in the SummerSlam match.		The feud between [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] and [[Edward Gleason\|Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake]] began at the [[IWF Royal Rumble (1990)\|1990 Royal Rumble]]. Beefcake, whose gimmick included cutting his opponents' hair, was wrestling [[Tommy Pedersen\|The Genius]], Perfect's [[Manager\|manager]]. When he began giving The Genius a haircut when Perfect interfered and caused a double [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]. Perfect and Beefcake wrestled each other at [[IWF WrestleMania 6\|WrestleMania VI]], and Beefcake won the match. Perfect won the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|Intercontinental Championship]] on April 23, 1990 in a tournament final. He had caused Beefcake to be eliminated from the tournament by interfering in his match. Beefcake and Perfect had a series of matches at [[House Show\|house shows]] leading up to their planned SummerSlam match. Shortly before SummerSlam, Beefcake was injured while he was standing on a beach and a female friend's knees hit him in the face while she was [[Parasailing\|parasailing]]. Several bones in his face were [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Legitimate\|legitimately]] broken, including his jaw and nose. As a result, the [[Kellen Von Erich\|Texas Tornado]] replaced Beefcake in the SummerSlam match.

-	At the 1990 Royal Rumble, [[Sherri Lubke\|Sensational Sherri]], [[Brady Savage]]'s [[Manager#Managers vs. valets vs. enforcers\|valet]], appeared on the Brother Love show. Brother Love discussed the definition of a "lady", using Sherri as an example. He then discussed "peasants", bringing out [[Juanita Smith (wrestler)\|Sapphire]], [[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)\|Dusty Semmler]]'s valet, as an example. Sherri and Sapphire fought, which led to Savage and Rhodes fighting to defend their valets.~~<ref name=rrvhs/> Rhodes~~ and Sapphire faced Savage and Sherri in a [[Professional wrestling tag team match types#Mixed tag team match\|mixed tag team match]] at WrestleMania VI. Rhodes and Sapphire won the match with assistance from [[Elizabeth Hill\|Miss Elizabeth]], Savage's former valet. For SummerSlam, individual matches were scheduled, with Sapphire facing Sherri and Savage wrestling Semmler. Meanwhile, Sapphire had been receiving gifts from an anonymous benefactor.	+	At the 1990 Royal Rumble, [[Sherri Lubke\|Sensational Sherri]], [[Brady Savage]]'s [[Manager#Managers vs. valets vs. enforcers\|valet]], appeared on the Brother Love show. Brother Love discussed the definition of a "lady", using Sherri as an example. He then discussed "peasants", bringing out [[Juanita Smith (wrestler)\|Sapphire]], [[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)\|Dusty Semmler]]'s valet, as an example. Sherri and Sapphire fought, which led to Savage and Rhodes fighting to defend their valets. Semmler and Sapphire faced Savage and Sherri in a [[Professional wrestling tag team match types#Mixed tag team match\|mixed tag team match]] at WrestleMania VI. Rhodes and Sapphire won the match with assistance from [[Elizabeth Hill\|Miss Elizabeth]], Savage's former valet. For SummerSlam, individual matches were scheduled, with Sapphire facing Sherri and Savage wrestling Semmler. Meanwhile, Sapphire had been receiving gifts from an anonymous benefactor.

	[[File:Randy Savage 1986.jpg\|thumb\|left\|[[Brady Savage]] feuded with [[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)\|Dusty Semmler]] leading up to SummerSlam.]]		[[File:Randy Savage 1986.jpg\|thumb\|left\|[[Brady Savage]] feuded with [[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)\|Dusty Semmler]] leading up to SummerSlam.]]

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	[[File:Big Boss Man.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The [[Ray Traylor\|Big Bossman]] did not wrestle at SummerSlam but was featured in two matches.]]		[[File:Big Boss Man.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The [[Ray Traylor\|Big Bossman]] did not wrestle at SummerSlam but was featured in two matches.]]
-	[[Sgt. Slaughter]] was a guest on the Brother Love Show. He presented Brother Love the "Greatest American Award" and claimed that the United States had become soft and weak. He also declared war on Nikolai Volkoff. Prior to the next match, Duggan and Volkoff sang "[[God Bless America]]". They were attacked by The Orient Express ([[Akio ~~Sato~~]] and [[~~Pat~~ Tanaka]]), and all four men fought in the ring. Sato and Tanaka attacked Volkoff while preventing him from tagging Duggan into the match; [[Mr. Fuji]], the manager of The Orient Express, also hit Volkoff with his cane. When Tanaka missed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Big splash\|big splash]], Volkoff tagged in Duggan, who performed several clothelines on Tanaka and Sato. Volkoff and Duggan then [[Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip\|Irish whipped]] their opponents into each other; Duggan clotheslined Tanaka from a [[Three-Point Stance\|three-point stance]] and pinned him to win the match.	+	[[Sgt. Slaughter]] was a guest on the Brother Love Show. He presented Brother Love the "Greatest American Award" and claimed that the United States had become soft and weak. He also declared war on Nikolai Volkoff. Prior to the next match, Duggan and Volkoff sang "[[God Bless America]]". They were attacked by The Orient Express ([[Akio Anai]] and [[Ken Tanaka]]), and all four men fought in the ring. Sato and Tanaka attacked Volkoff while preventing him from tagging Duggan into the match; [[Mr. Fuji]], the manager of The Orient Express, also hit Volkoff with his cane. When Tanaka missed a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Big splash\|big splash]], Volkoff tagged in Duggan, who performed several clothelines on Tanaka and Sato. Volkoff and Duggan then [[Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip\|Irish whipped]] their opponents into each other; Duggan clotheslined Tanaka from a [[Three-Point Stance\|three-point stance]] and pinned him to win the match.

	As the match between Dusty Semmler and Randy Savage was about to begin, [[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] appeared and announced that he had purchased Sapphire. Semmler walked down the aisle toward Johnson and Sapphire but was attacked from behind by Savage. Savage controlled most of the match, and Sherri interfered to help him while the [[Referee\|referee]] was distracted. Semmler made a brief comeback, but Savage was able to pin him after hitting him with Sherri's purse, which was said to be loaded with a heavy object. After the match, Rhodes chased after Johnson and Sapphire but was unable to catch up to their departing limousine.		As the match between Dusty Semmler and Randy Savage was about to begin, [[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] appeared and announced that he had purchased Sapphire. Semmler walked down the aisle toward Johnson and Sapphire but was attacked from behind by Savage. Savage controlled most of the match, and Sherri interfered to help him while the [[Referee\|referee]] was distracted. Semmler made a brief comeback, but Savage was able to pin him after hitting him with Sherri's purse, which was said to be loaded with a heavy object. After the match, Rhodes chased after Johnson and Sapphire but was unable to catch up to their departing limousine.