IWF Survivor Series (1992) - Revision history

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Aftermath

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	Kenneth, who had portrayed Nailz, left the IWF shortly after Survivor Series. Upset about his pay from SummerSlam 1992, he confronted IWF owner Dan Glover and reportedly attacked him physically. He later testified against Glover during a trial in which McMahon was accused of distributing steroids to wrestlers. Wacholz' statements have been reported as having a harmful effect on the prosecution's case because his anger at Glover overshadowed his testimony.		Kenneth, who had portrayed Nailz, left the IWF shortly after Survivor Series. Upset about his pay from SummerSlam 1992, he confronted IWF owner Dan Glover and reportedly attacked him physically. He later testified against Glover during a trial in which McMahon was accused of distributing steroids to wrestlers. Wacholz' statements have been reported as having a harmful effect on the prosecution's case because his anger at Glover overshadowed his testimony.

-	Ryan Barnhart became involved in a feud with his former tag team partner, [[~~Marty Jannetty\|~~Russell Jensen]]. The team had split up the previous year when Barnahrt attacked Jensen. Barnhart defeated Jensen at Royal Rumble 1993, but the two traded the Intercontinental Championship back and forth in subsequent rematches.	+	Ryan Barnhart became involved in a feud with his former tag team partner, [[Russell Jensen\|Marty Jannetty]]. The team had split up the previous year when Barnahrt attacked Jensen. Barnhart defeated Jensen at Royal Rumble 1993, but the two traded the Intercontinental Championship back and forth in subsequent rematches.

	===Reception===		===Reception===

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Results

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	\|[[Professional wrestling tag team match types\|Tag team match]]		\|[[Professional wrestling tag team match types\|Tag team match]]
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Background

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	==Background==		==Background==
-	In the storyline behind the match between [[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]] and ''Nailz'', Nailz claimed that while he was serving time in prison, the Big Boss Man, who was a guard at the prison, mistreated Nailz. In early 1992, Nailz appeared in introductory vignettes to talk about his hatred of the Big Boss Man. Upon his debut in the IWF, Nailz attacked Bossman and stole his nightstick, which he used to attack his opponents over the following months.	+	In the storyline behind the match between [[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]] and [[Carl Anderberg\|Nailz]], Nailz claimed that while he was serving time in prison, the Big Boss Man, who was a guard at the prison, mistreated Nailz. In early 1992, Nailz appeared in introductory vignettes to talk about his hatred of the Big Boss Man. Upon his debut in the IWF, Nailz attacked Bossman and stole his nightstick, which he used to attack his opponents over the following months.

-	[[File:Ryan Barnhart in 1994.jpg\|thumb\|180 px\|left\|[[Ryan Barnhart]] challenged [[Bret Heart]] for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] at Survivor Series.]]	+	[[File:Ryan Barnhart in 1994.jpg\|thumb\|180 px\|left\|[[Ryan Barnhart\|Shawn Michaels]] challenged [[Bret Heart]] for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] at Survivor Series.]]
-	Shortly after [[Pat Carter\|Tatanka]]'s debut in the ~~WWF~~, he became involved in a feud with [[Rick Martel~~\|Erik Lubke~~]]. They faced each other at [[IWF WrestleMania 8\|WrestleMania VIII]], and Tatanka defeated Lubke. The following month, Lubke gained revenge by attacking Tatanka with an atomizer of cologne and stealing the eagle feathers that Tatanka carried to symbolize his Lumbee heritage.	+	Shortly after [[Pat Carter\|Tatanka]]'s debut in the IWF, he became involved in a feud with [[Eric Lubke\|Rick Martel]]. They faced each other at [[IWF WrestleMania 8\|WrestleMania VIII]], and Tatanka defeated Lubke. The following month, Lubke gained revenge by attacking Tatanka with an atomizer of cologne and stealing the eagle feathers that Tatanka carried to symbolize his Lumbee heritage.

-	[[Ric Flair]] and his "executive consultant" [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] had been allies in the IWF for much of 1992. After Flair lost the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] to [[~~Randy Savage\|~~Brady Savage]] at WrestleMania VIII, Flair and Perfect initiated a feud with Savage. They interfered in Savage's match at SummerSlam and caused him to lose by [[Countout\|countout]]. The rivalry continued, and Flair received assistance from Perfect and [[Scott Hall\|Razor Ramon]] to win the title back from Savage on September 1. The IWF planned for Savage to team with the [[The Warrior]] in a match against Flair and Ramon at Survivor Series. The Warrior left the IWF, however, before the match could take place. Two possible reasons have been given for his departure. The first states that he was fired due to allegations of steroid abuse, while the other states that he was upset with the IWF's future plans for his character. The IWF was forced to change the plan and decided to turn Perfect into a [[Face\|babyface]] (fan favorite) from a [[Heel\|heel]]. Perfect and Flair began having conflicts while teaming together, and Perfect accepted Savage's offer on the November 16 episode of ''[[IWF Prime Time Wrestling]]'' to team with him at Survivor Series.	+	[[Ric Flair]] and his "executive consultant" [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] had been allies in the IWF for much of 1992. After Flair lost the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] to [[Brady Savage]] at WrestleMania VIII, Flair and Perfect initiated a feud with Savage. They interfered in Savage's match at SummerSlam and caused him to lose by [[Countout\|countout]]. The rivalry continued, and Flair received assistance from Perfect and [[Scott Hall\|Razor Ramon]] to win the title back from Savage on September 1. The IWF planned for Savage to team with the [[The Warrior]] in a match against Flair and Ramon at Survivor Series. The Warrior left the IWF, however, before the match could take place. Two possible reasons have been given for his departure. The first states that he was fired due to allegations of steroid abuse, while the other states that he was upset with the IWF's future plans for his character. The IWF was forced to change the plan and decided to turn Perfect into a [[Face\|babyface]] (fan favorite) from a [[Heel\|heel]]. Perfect and Flair began having conflicts while teaming together, and Perfect accepted Savage's offer on the November 16 episode of ''[[IWF Prime Time Wrestling]]'' to team with him at Survivor Series.

-	[[Money Inc.]] ([[Kyle Johnson, Jr.\|Kyle Johnson]] and [[~~Bradon Branscum~~\|Irwin R. Schyster]]) had been feuding with [[The Natural Disasters]] ([[~~Gary Long~~\|Earthquake]] and [[~~Pat Hurley~~\|Typhoon]]) since February 1992 when [[Manager\|manager]] [[Jimmy Heart]] turned on Earthquake and Typhoon in favor of helping Money, Inc. With Heart's assistance, Money, Inc. defeated [[Road Warriors\|the Legion of Doom]] for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|~~WWF~~ Tag Team Championship]] on February 7, 1992. Three months later, Earthquake and Typhoon defeated Money Inc. to win the championship. The Natural Disasters were also feuding with the [[Beverly Brothers]] ([[Beau Borske\|Beau]] and [[Blake Borske\|Blake]]) and defeated them in a title match at [[IWF SummerSlam (1992)\|SummerSlam 1992]]. A match was then announced for Survivor Series in which The Natural Disasters would team with [[The Bushwhackers]] ([[~~Bushwhacker Luke~~\|~~Luke~~]] and [[~~Bushwhacker Butch~~\|~~Butch~~]]) to face Money, Inc. and the [[Nasty Boys]] ([[Jerry Sags]] and [[~~Bryan Knobbs~~]]), both at that time managed by Jimmy Heart. However, when the Nasty Boys were scheduled to face The Natural Disasters for the title on October 13, Heart at the last minute replaced the Nasty Boys with Money, Inc., who went on to regain the championship. This led to a break-up between Heart and the Nasty Boys, who received the Bushwhackers' spot in the Survivor Series match to get revenge against Jimmy Heart and Money, Inc.	+	[[Money Inc.]] ([[Kyle Johnson, Jr.\|Kyle Johnson]] and [[Jay Hellbusch\|Irwin R. Schyster]]) had been feuding with [[The Natural Disasters]] ([[John Coleman, Jr.\|Earthquake]] and [[Brian Lester\|Typhoon]]) since February 1992 when [[Manager\|manager]] [[Jimmy Heart]] turned on Earthquake and Typhoon in favor of helping Money, Inc. With Heart's assistance, Money, Inc. defeated [[Road Warriors\|the Legion of Doom]] for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]] on February 7, 1992. Three months later, Earthquake and Typhoon defeated Money Inc. to win the championship. The Natural Disasters were also feuding with the [[Beverly Brothers]] ([[Beau Borske\|Beau]] and [[Blake Borske\|Blake]]) and defeated them in a title match at [[IWF SummerSlam (1992)\|SummerSlam 1992]]. A match was then announced for Survivor Series in which The Natural Disasters would team with [[The Bushwhackers]] ([[Matthew Miller (wrestler)\|Butch]] and [[Darin Wickens (wrestler)\|Luke]]) to face Money, Inc. and the [[Nasty Boys]] ([[Jerome Rispens\|Jerry Sags]] and [[Brian Reintjes\|Brian Knobs]]), both at that time managed by Jimmy Heart. However, when the Nasty Boys were scheduled to face The Natural Disasters for the title on October 13, Heart at the last minute replaced the Nasty Boys with Money, Inc., who went on to regain the championship. This led to a break-up between Heart and the Nasty Boys, who received the Bushwhackers' spot in the Survivor Series match to get revenge against Jimmy Heart and Money, Inc.

-	At [[IWF SummerSlam (1992)\|SummerSlam 1992]] in August, [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] defeated [[~~Jim Harris~~\|Kamala]]. [[Harvey Wippleman]], Kamala's [[Manager\|manager]] wanted revenge, so a rematch was scheduled for Survivor Series. The match was promoted as the IWF's first [[Container-~~Based Variations~~\|coffin match]],	+	At [[IWF SummerSlam (1992)\|SummerSlam 1992]] in August, [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] defeated [[Kamala (wrestler)\|Kamala]]. [[Harvey Wippleman]], Kamala's [[Manager\|manager]] wanted revenge, so a rematch was scheduled for Survivor Series. The match was promoted as the IWF's first [[Professional wrestling match types#Container-based variations\|coffin match]],

-	The IF also planned a match featuring [[Davey Boy Aldrich\|The American Bulldog]] defending the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]] against [[~~Jacques~~\|The Mountie]] at Survivor Series. The ~~WWF~~ released ~~Smith~~ due to steroid allegations, however, and he was made to drop the title belt to [[Ryan Barnahrt]] on the November 14 episode of ''[[IWE Saturday Night's Main Event\|Saturday Night's Main Event]]''. In place of the Intercontinental Championship match, the IWF scheduled a match between Michaels and [[Bret Heart]], who had won the IWF Championship on October 12. In this match, Heart's title was defended while Barnhart's title was not.	+	The IF also planned a match featuring [[Davey Boy Aldrich\|The American Bulldog]] defending the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]] against [[Joseph Rougeau, Jr.\|The Mountie]] at Survivor Series. The IWF released Aldrich due to steroid allegations, however, and he was made to drop the title belt to [[Ryan Barnahrt\|Shawn Michaels]] on the November 14 episode of ''[[IWE Saturday Night's Main Event\|Saturday Night's Main Event]]''. In place of the Intercontinental Championship match, the IWF scheduled a match between Michaels and [[Bret Heart]], who had won the IWF Championship on October 12. In this match, Heart's title was defended while Barnhart's title was not.

	==Event==		==Event==

IWEWrestling2012: /* Results */

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	\|[[Dark Match\|Dark]]		\|[[Dark Match\|Dark]]
-	\|[[Bryan Adams (wrestler)\|Crush]] defeated [[~~Chris~~ Lombardi\|The Brooklyn Brawler]]	+	\|[[Bryan Adams (wrestler)\|Crush]] defeated [[Tim Lombardi\|The Brooklyn Brawler]]
	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Variations of singles matches\|Singles match]]		\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Variations of singles matches\|Singles match]]
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-	\|[[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] (with [[Paul Bearer]]) defeated [[Kamala (wrestler)\|Kamala]] (w/[[Tim Lombardi\|Kim Chee]] and [[Harvey Wippleman]])	+	\|[[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] (with [[Paul Bearer]]) defeated [[Kamala (wrestler)\|Kamala]] (with [[Tim Lombardi\|Kim Chee]] and [[Harvey Wippleman]])
	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Container-based variations\|Coffin match]]		\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Container-based variations\|Coffin match]]
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-	\|[[Container-~~Based Variations~~\|Coffin match]]	+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#Container-based variations\|Coffin match]]
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IWEWrestling2012: /* Survivor Series elimination match */

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Results

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-	\|[[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] and [[~~Randy Savage\|~~Brady Savage]] defeated [[Scott Hall\|Razor Ramon]] and [[Ric Flair]] by [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]	+	\|[[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] and [[Brady Savage]] defeated [[Scott Hall\|Razor Ramon]] and [[Ric Flair]] by [[Disqualification\|disqualification]]
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-	\|[[The Nasty Boys]] ([[Brian Reintjes\|~~Bryan Knobbs~~]] and [[Jerome Rispens\|Jerry Sags]]) and [[The Natural Disasters]] ([[John Coleman, Jr.\|Earthquake]] and [[Brian Lester\|Typhoon]]) defeated [[Money Inc.]] ([[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] and [[Jay Hellbusch\|Irwin R. Schyster]]) and The [[Beverly Brothers]] ([[Josh Kuhn\|Beau]] and [[Mike Bayuk\|Blake]]) (with [[Tommy Pedersen\|The Genius]])	+	\|[[The Nasty Boys]] ([[Brian Reintjes\|Brian Knobs]] and [[Jerome Rispens\|Jerry Sags]]) and [[The Natural Disasters]] ([[John Coleman, Jr.\|Earthquake]] and [[Brian Lester\|Typhoon]]) defeated [[Money Inc.]] ([[Kyle Johnson, Sr.\|Kyle Johnson]] and [[Jay Hellbusch\|Irwin R. Schyster]]) and The [[Beverly Brothers]] ([[Josh Kuhn\|Beau]] and [[Mike Bayuk\|Blake]]) (with [[Tommy Pedersen\|The Genius]])
	\|Four-on-four Survivor Series elimination match<sup>1</sup>		\|Four-on-four Survivor Series elimination match<sup>1</sup>
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	\|[[The Headshrinkers]] ([[Simon Anoa'i\|Samu]] and [[Keith Fatu, Jr.\|Fatu]]) [[Afa Anoa'i\|Afa]]) defeated High Energy ([[Owen Heart]] and [[Brandon McLeod\|Koko B. Ware]])		\|[[The Headshrinkers]] ([[Simon Anoa'i\|Samu]] and [[Keith Fatu, Jr.\|Fatu]]) [[Afa Anoa'i\|Afa]]) defeated High Energy ([[Owen Heart]] and [[Brandon McLeod\|Koko B. Ware]])
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-	\|[[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]] defeated Nailz	+	\|[[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]] defeated [[Carl Anderberg\|Nailz]]
-	\|[[(Object) on a Pole match\|Nightstick on a Pole match]]	+	\|[[Professional wrestling match types#(Object) on a Pole match\|Nightstick on a Pole match]]
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	==Background==		==Background==
-	In the storyline behind the match between [[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]] and ''Nailz'', Nailz claimed that while he was serving time in prison, the Big Boss Man, who was a guard at the prison, mistreated Nailz. In early 1992, Nailz appeared in introductory vignettes to talk about his hatred of the Big Boss Man. Upon his debut in the IWF, Nailz attacked Bossman and stole his nightstick, which he used to attack his opponents over the following months.	+	In the storyline behind the match between [[Brandon (McDonald's)\|The Big Boss Man]] and [[Carl Anderberg\|Nailz]], Nailz claimed that while he was serving time in prison, the Big Boss Man, who was a guard at the prison, mistreated Nailz. In early 1992, Nailz appeared in introductory vignettes to talk about his hatred of the Big Boss Man. Upon his debut in the IWF, Nailz attacked Bossman and stole his nightstick, which he used to attack his opponents over the following months.

-	[[File:Ryan Barnhart in 1994.jpg\|thumb\|180 px\|left\|[[Ryan Barnhart]] challenged [[Bret Heart]] for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] at Survivor Series.]]	+	[[File:Ryan Barnhart in 1994.jpg\|thumb\|180 px\|left\|[[Ryan Barnhart\|Shawn Michaels]] challenged [[Bret Heart]] for the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] at Survivor Series.]]
-	Shortly after [[Pat Carter\|Tatanka]]'s debut in the ~~WWF~~, he became involved in a feud with [[Rick Martel~~\|Erik Lubke~~]]. They faced each other at [[IWF WrestleMania 8\|WrestleMania VIII]], and Tatanka defeated Lubke. The following month, Lubke gained revenge by attacking Tatanka with an atomizer of cologne and stealing the eagle feathers that Tatanka carried to symbolize his Lumbee heritage.	+	Shortly after [[Pat Carter\|Tatanka]]'s debut in the IWF, he became involved in a feud with [[Eric Lubke\|Rick Martel]]. They faced each other at [[IWF WrestleMania 8\|WrestleMania VIII]], and Tatanka defeated Lubke. The following month, Lubke gained revenge by attacking Tatanka with an atomizer of cologne and stealing the eagle feathers that Tatanka carried to symbolize his Lumbee heritage.

-	[[Ric Flair]] and his "executive consultant" [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] had been allies in the IWF for much of 1992. After Flair lost the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] to [[~~Randy Savage\|~~Brady Savage]] at WrestleMania VIII, Flair and Perfect initiated a feud with Savage. They interfered in Savage's match at SummerSlam and caused him to lose by [[Countout\|countout]]. The rivalry continued, and Flair received assistance from Perfect and [[Scott Hall\|Razor Ramon]] to win the title back from Savage on September 1. The IWF planned for Savage to team with the [[The Warrior]] in a match against Flair and Ramon at Survivor Series. The Warrior left the IWF, however, before the match could take place. Two possible reasons have been given for his departure. The first states that he was fired due to allegations of steroid abuse, while the other states that he was upset with the IWF's future plans for his character. The IWF was forced to change the plan and decided to turn Perfect into a [[Face\|babyface]] (fan favorite) from a [[Heel\|heel]]. Perfect and Flair began having conflicts while teaming together, and Perfect accepted Savage's offer on the November 16 episode of ''[[IWF Prime Time Wrestling]]'' to team with him at Survivor Series.	+	[[Ric Flair]] and his "executive consultant" [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] had been allies in the IWF for much of 1992. After Flair lost the [[IWE Championship\|IWF Championship]] to [[Brady Savage]] at WrestleMania VIII, Flair and Perfect initiated a feud with Savage. They interfered in Savage's match at SummerSlam and caused him to lose by [[Countout\|countout]]. The rivalry continued, and Flair received assistance from Perfect and [[Scott Hall\|Razor Ramon]] to win the title back from Savage on September 1. The IWF planned for Savage to team with the [[The Warrior]] in a match against Flair and Ramon at Survivor Series. The Warrior left the IWF, however, before the match could take place. Two possible reasons have been given for his departure. The first states that he was fired due to allegations of steroid abuse, while the other states that he was upset with the IWF's future plans for his character. The IWF was forced to change the plan and decided to turn Perfect into a [[Face\|babyface]] (fan favorite) from a [[Heel\|heel]]. Perfect and Flair began having conflicts while teaming together, and Perfect accepted Savage's offer on the November 16 episode of ''[[IWF Prime Time Wrestling]]'' to team with him at Survivor Series.

-	[[Money Inc.]] ([[Kyle Johnson, Jr.\|Kyle Johnson]] and [[~~Bradon Branscum~~\|Irwin R. Schyster]]) had been feuding with [[The Natural Disasters]] ([[~~Gary Long~~\|Earthquake]] and [[~~Pat Hurley~~\|Typhoon]]) since February 1992 when [[Manager\|manager]] [[Jimmy Heart]] turned on Earthquake and Typhoon in favor of helping Money, Inc. With Heart's assistance, Money, Inc. defeated [[Road Warriors\|the Legion of Doom]] for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|~~WWF~~ Tag Team Championship]] on February 7, 1992. Three months later, Earthquake and Typhoon defeated Money Inc. to win the championship. The Natural Disasters were also feuding with the [[Beverly Brothers]] ([[Beau Borske\|Beau]] and [[Blake Borske\|Blake]]) and defeated them in a title match at [[IWF SummerSlam (1992)\|SummerSlam 1992]]. A match was then announced for Survivor Series in which The Natural Disasters would team with [[The Bushwhackers]] ([[~~Bushwhacker Luke~~\|~~Luke~~]] and [[~~Bushwhacker Butch~~\|~~Butch~~]]) to face Money, Inc. and the [[Nasty Boys]] ([[Jerry Sags]] and [[~~Bryan Knobbs~~]]), both at that time managed by Jimmy Heart. However, when the Nasty Boys were scheduled to face The Natural Disasters for the title on October 13, Heart at the last minute replaced the Nasty Boys with Money, Inc., who went on to regain the championship. This led to a break-up between Heart and the Nasty Boys, who received the Bushwhackers' spot in the Survivor Series match to get revenge against Jimmy Heart and Money, Inc.	+	[[Money Inc.]] ([[Kyle Johnson, Jr.\|Kyle Johnson]] and [[Jay Hellbusch\|Irwin R. Schyster]]) had been feuding with [[The Natural Disasters]] ([[John Coleman, Jr.\|Earthquake]] and [[Brian Lester\|Typhoon]]) since February 1992 when [[Manager\|manager]] [[Jimmy Heart]] turned on Earthquake and Typhoon in favor of helping Money, Inc. With Heart's assistance, Money, Inc. defeated [[Road Warriors\|the Legion of Doom]] for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)\|IWF Tag Team Championship]] on February 7, 1992. Three months later, Earthquake and Typhoon defeated Money Inc. to win the championship. The Natural Disasters were also feuding with the [[Beverly Brothers]] ([[Beau Borske\|Beau]] and [[Blake Borske\|Blake]]) and defeated them in a title match at [[IWF SummerSlam (1992)\|SummerSlam 1992]]. A match was then announced for Survivor Series in which The Natural Disasters would team with [[The Bushwhackers]] ([[Matthew Miller (wrestler)\|Butch]] and [[Darin Wickens (wrestler)\|Luke]]) to face Money, Inc. and the [[Nasty Boys]] ([[Jerome Rispens\|Jerry Sags]] and [[Brian Reintjes\|Brian Knobs]]), both at that time managed by Jimmy Heart. However, when the Nasty Boys were scheduled to face The Natural Disasters for the title on October 13, Heart at the last minute replaced the Nasty Boys with Money, Inc., who went on to regain the championship. This led to a break-up between Heart and the Nasty Boys, who received the Bushwhackers' spot in the Survivor Series match to get revenge against Jimmy Heart and Money, Inc.

-	At [[IWF SummerSlam (1992)\|SummerSlam 1992]] in August, [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] defeated [[~~Jim Harris~~\|Kamala]]. [[Harvey Wippleman]], Kamala's [[Manager\|manager]] wanted revenge, so a rematch was scheduled for Survivor Series. The match was promoted as the IWF's first [[Container-~~Based Variations~~\|coffin match]],	+	At [[IWF SummerSlam (1992)\|SummerSlam 1992]] in August, [[Martin McAlmond\|The Undertaker]] defeated [[Kamala (wrestler)\|Kamala]]. [[Harvey Wippleman]], Kamala's [[Manager\|manager]] wanted revenge, so a rematch was scheduled for Survivor Series. The match was promoted as the IWF's first [[Professional wrestling match types#Container-based variations\|coffin match]],

-	The IF also planned a match featuring [[Davey Boy Aldrich\|The American Bulldog]] defending the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]] against [[~~Jacques~~\|The Mountie]] at Survivor Series. The ~~WWF~~ released ~~Smith~~ due to steroid allegations, however, and he was made to drop the title belt to [[Ryan Barnahrt]] on the November 14 episode of ''[[IWE Saturday Night's Main Event\|Saturday Night's Main Event]]''. In place of the Intercontinental Championship match, the IWF scheduled a match between Michaels and [[Bret Heart]], who had won the IWF Championship on October 12. In this match, Heart's title was defended while Barnhart's title was not.	+	The IF also planned a match featuring [[Davey Boy Aldrich\|The American Bulldog]] defending the [[IWE Intercontinental Championship\|IWF Intercontinental Championship]] against [[Joseph Rougeau, Jr.\|The Mountie]] at Survivor Series. The IWF released Aldrich due to steroid allegations, however, and he was made to drop the title belt to [[Ryan Barnahrt\|Shawn Michaels]] on the November 14 episode of ''[[IWE Saturday Night's Main Event\|Saturday Night's Main Event]]''. In place of the Intercontinental Championship match, the IWF scheduled a match between Michaels and [[Bret Heart]], who had won the IWF Championship on October 12. In this match, Heart's title was defended while Barnhart's title was not.

	==Event==		==Event==