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Background

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	===Background===		===Background===
	[[File:Madison Square Garden (MSG) - Full (48124330357).jpg\|thumb\|The event was held at [[Madison Square Garden]] in [[New York City]], [[New York (state)\|New York]].]]		[[File:Madison Square Garden (MSG) - Full (48124330357).jpg\|thumb\|The event was held at [[Madison Square Garden]] in [[New York City]], [[New York (state)\|New York]].]]
-	[[IWF WrestleMania\|WrestleMania]] is considered the [[International Wrestling Federation]]'s (IWF, now IWE) flagship [[pay-per-view]] (PPV) [[List of IWE pay-per-view and IWE Network events\|event]], having first been held in [[IWF WrestleMania I\|1985]]. It is held annually between mid-March to mid-April. It was the first of the ~~WWF~~'s original four pay-per-views, which includes [[IWF Royal Rumble\|Royal Rumble]], [[IWF SummerSlam\|SummerSlam]], and [[IWF Survivor Series\|Survivor Series]], which were dubbed the "Big Four", and one of the "Big Five", along with [[~~IWF~~ King of the Ring\|King of the Ring]] that was established in 1993. WrestleMania X was scheduled to be held on March 20, 1994, at [[Madison Square Garden]] in [[New York City\|New York, New York]], the same venue of the first WrestleMania.	+	[[IWF WrestleMania\|WrestleMania]] is considered the [[International Wrestling Federation]]'s (IWF, now IWE) flagship [[pay-per-view]] (PPV) [[List of IWE pay-per-view and IWE Network events\|event]], having first been held in [[IWF WrestleMania I\|1985]]. It is held annually between mid-March to mid-April. It was the first of the IWF's original four pay-per-views, which includes [[IWF Royal Rumble\|Royal Rumble]], [[IWF SummerSlam\|SummerSlam]], and [[IWF Survivor Series\|Survivor Series]], which were dubbed the "Big Four", and one of the "Big Five", along with [[IWE King of the Ring\|King of the Ring]] that was established in 1993. WrestleMania X was scheduled to be held on March 20, 1994, at [[Madison Square Garden]] in [[New York City\|New York, New York]], the same venue of the first WrestleMania.

	===Storylines===		===Storylines===

IWEWrestling2012: /* Results */

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Results

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-	\|[[The Heavenly Bodies]] ([[Thomas Peterson <!--(2006, pg. 86)-->\|Tom Prichard]] and [[David Eugene Ferrant<!--(1965 pg. 38)-->\|Jimmy Del Ray]]) (with [[Jim Cornette]]) defeated [[The Bushwhackers]] ([[Bushwhacker Luke<!--John Wilcox (1972, pg. 125)-->\|Luke Williams]] & [[Bushwhacker Butch<!--Allen Miller (1972, pg. 117)-->\|Butch Miller]])	+	\|[[The Heavenly Bodies]] ([[Thomas Peterson <!--(2006, pg. 86)-->\|Tom Prichard]] and [[David Eugene Ferrant<!--(1965 pg. 38)-->\|Jimmy Del Ray]]) (with [[Jim Cornette]]) defeated [[The Bushwhackers]] ([[Bushwhacker Luke<!--John Wilcox (1972, pg. 125)-->\|Luke Williams]] and [[Bushwhacker Butch<!--Allen Miller (1972, pg. 117)-->\|Butch Miller]])
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-	\|[[Men on a Mission]] ([[Nelson <!--Rodney--> Ferrant<!--, Jr. (1966, pg. 146)--> (wrestler)\|Mabel]] and [[Robert <!--Bobby--> Halton<!--(1969, pg. 155)--> (wrestler)\|Mo]] (with Oscar) defeated [[The Quebecers]] ([[Darrell Rousseau<!--, Jr. (1969, pg. 157)-->\|Quebecer Jacques]] and [[Walter Jo Ordoyne<!--(1965, pg. 42)-->\|Quebecer Pierre]]) (c) (with [[Scott<!--Pete (2007, pg. 24)--> Damrow (wrestler)\|Johnny Polo]]) by [[Professional wrestling#Countout\|countout]]	+	\|[[Men on a Mission]] ([[Nelson <!--Rodney--> Ferrant<!--, Jr. (1966, pg. 146)--> (wrestler)\|Mabel]] and [[Robert <!--Bobby--> Halton<!--(1969, pg. 155)--> (wrestler)\|Mo]]) (with Oscar) defeated [[The Quebecers]] ([[Darrell Rousseau<!--, Jr. (1969, pg. 157)-->\|Quebecer Jacques]] and [[Walter Jo Ordoyne<!--(1965, pg. 42)-->\|Quebecer Pierre]]) (c) (with [[Scott<!--Pete (2007, pg. 24)--> Damrow (wrestler)\|Johnny Polo]]) by [[Professional wrestling#Countout\|countout]]
	\|Tag team match for the [[IWF Tag Team Championship]]		\|Tag team match for the [[IWF Tag Team Championship]]
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Show changes

IWEWrestling2012 at 11:51, 4 February 2015

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-	\| align="center" colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:~~150~~%;" \| <span style="color: #000000;">'''WrestleMania X'''</span><br>	+	\| align="center" colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:130%;" \| <span style="color: #000000;">'''WrestleMania X'''</span><br>
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	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
-	\| style="text-align: left;"\| '''Tagline(s)'''	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Tagline(s)'''
-	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" \| ''Ten Years in the Making''	+	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|''Ten Years in the Making''
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-	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" \| '''~~Imformation~~'''	+	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Information'''
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-	\| style="text-align: left;"\| '''Promotion'''	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Promotion'''
-	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" \| [[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]]	+	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]]
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-	\| style="text-align: left;"\| '''Date'''	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Date'''
-	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" \| March 20, 1994	+	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|March 20, 1994
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
-	\| style="text-align: left;"\| '''Attendance'''	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Attendance'''
-	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" \| 18,065	+	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|18,065
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-	\| style="text-align: left;"\| '''Venue'''	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Venue'''
-	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" \| [[Madison Square Garden]]	+	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[Madison Square Garden]]
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-	\| style="text-align: left;"\| '''City'''	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''City'''
-	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" \| [[New York, New York]]	+	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[New York, New York]]
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-	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" \| '''Pay-per-view chronology'''	+	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Pay-per-view chronology'''
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	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWF Royal Rumble (1994)\|Royal Rumble<br>(1994)]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWF Royal Rumble (1994)\|Royal Rumble<br>(1994)]]
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-	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" \| '''[[IWE WrestleMania\|WrestleMania]] chronology'''	+	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''[[IWE WrestleMania\|WrestleMania]] chronology'''
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWF WrestleMania 9\|WrestleMania IX]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWF WrestleMania 9\|WrestleMania IX]]

IWEWrestling2012: /* Results */

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Results

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-	\|[[Bret Heart]] defeated [[Taylor Anoa'i\|Yokozuna]] (c) (with [[Harry Fuji\|Mr. Fuji]] and [[Jim Cornette]])	+	\|[[Bret Heart]] defeated [[Taylor Anoa'i (wrestler)\|Yokozuna]] (c) (with [[Harry Fuji\|Mr. Fuji]] and [[Jim Cornette]])
	\|Singles match for the IWF Championship with [[Roddy Piper]] as the [[Referee#Special referees\|special guest referee]]		\|Singles match for the IWF Championship with [[Roddy Piper]] as the [[Referee#Special referees\|special guest referee]]
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Event

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	[[Image:Harvey Wippleman in 1994.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|right\|[[Harvey Wippleman]] had an altercation with [[Howard Finkel]] prior to the match between [[Brian Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and [[Pat Hurley\|\|Earthquake]].]]		[[Image:Harvey Wippleman in 1994.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|right\|[[Harvey Wippleman]] had an altercation with [[Howard Finkel]] prior to the match between [[Brian Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and [[Pat Hurley\|\|Earthquake]].]]
-	The first IWF Championship match came next, as [[Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]] challenged [[Taylor Anoa'i (wrestler)\|Yokozuna]]. [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] was revealed to be the [[Referee#Special referees\|special guest referee]] for the match, while [[Donnie Wahlberg]] was the guest ring announcer and [[Rhonda Shear]] was the guest timekeeper. After a verbal confrontation between Luger and Yokozuna, Luger gained the early advantage by knocking Yokozuna out of the ring. After getting back into the ring, Yokozuna removed the [[Turnbuckle\|turnbuckle]] padding from a corner of the ring. Yokozuna used a [[Professional wrestling holds#Shoulder claw\|nerve hold]] and a [[Suplex#Belly to belly suplex\|belly to belly suplex]] to wear down Luger. As he tried to throw Luger's head into the exposed turnbuckle, however, Luger blocked him and hit Yokozuna's head into the turnbuckle. Luger then performed clotheslines and a powerslam on Yokozuna before knocking Yokozuna kayfabe unconscious with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Forearm smash\|running forearm smash]]. Yokozuna's managers, Mr. Fuji and [[Jim Cornette]] jumped onto the ring apron to distract Luger, and Luger pulled them into the ring and attacked them. Luger covered Yokozuna, but Mr. Perfect was tending to the fallen managers and did not make the count. When Luger pushed him, Mr. Perfect [[Disqualification\|disqualified]] Luger and left the ring, thereby [[Turn (Professional Wrestling)\|turning]] [[Heel\|heel]].	+	The first IWF Championship match came next, as [[Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]] challenged [[Taylor Anoa'i (wrestler)\|Yokozuna]]. [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] was revealed to be the [[Referee#Special referees\|special guest referee]] for the match, while [[Donnie Wahlberg]] was the guest ring announcer and [[Rhonda Shear]] was the guest timekeeper. After a verbal confrontation between Luger and Yokozuna, Luger gained the early advantage by knocking Yokozuna out of the ring. After getting back into the ring, Yokozuna removed the [[Turnbuckle\|turnbuckle]] padding from a corner of the ring. Yokozuna used a [[Professional wrestling holds#Shoulder claw\|nerve hold]] and a [[Suplex#Belly to belly suplex\|belly to belly suplex]] to wear down Luger. As he tried to throw Luger's head into the exposed turnbuckle, however, Luger blocked him and hit Yokozuna's head into the turnbuckle. Luger then performed clotheslines and a powerslam on Yokozuna before knocking Yokozuna kayfabe unconscious with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Forearm smash\|running forearm smash]]. Yokozuna's managers, Mr. Fuji and [[Jim Cornette]] jumped onto the ring apron to distract Luger, and Luger pulled them into the ring and attacked them. Luger covered Yokozuna, but Mr. Perfect was tending to the fallen managers and did not make the count. When Luger pushed him, Mr. Perfect [[Disqualification\|disqualified]] Luger and left the ring, thereby [[Turn (Professional Wrestling)\|turning]] [[Heel (professional wrestling)\|heel]].

-	[[Bryan Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and his manager [[Harvey Wippleman]] entered the ring for the next match, and Wippleman criticized Finkel's new hair and tore the pocket off Finkel's suit. [[~~Pat Hurley~~\|Earthquake]] came to the ring and attacked Bomb from behind. He powerslammed Bomb and performed the [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton\|Earthquake splash]] to get the pinfall victory in thirty-five seconds.	+	[[Bryan Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and his manager [[Harvey Wippleman]] entered the ring for the next match, and Wippleman criticized Finkel's new hair and tore the pocket off Finkel's suit. [[John Coleman, Jr.\|Earthquake]] came to the ring and attacked Bomb from behind. He powerslammed Bomb and performed the [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton\|Earthquake splash]] to get the pinfall victory in thirty-five seconds.

	For the [[Ladder Match\|Ladder match]], the Intercontinental belts belonging to [[Scott Cummins\|Razor Ramon]] and [[Ryan Barnhart\|Shawn Michaels]] were both hanging above the ring, and the first wrestler to use the ladder to reach both belts would be declared the winner. Ramon began the match by [[Chokeslam\|chokeslam]]ming Michaels. Michaels recovered, however, and performed a [[Neckbreaker\|neckbreaker]] on Ramon. Michaels then threw Ramon out to the ringside, where Michaels' bodyguard [[Kevin Nash\|Diesel]] clotheslined Ramon. Referee [[Earl Hebner]] responded by ordering Diesel to return to the dressing rooms. Ramon pulled up the padding from the concrete floor, but he was later thrown onto it after Michaels reversed Ramon's attempt to perform the [[Powerbomb#Crucifix powerbomb\|Razor's Edge]]. While Ramon was lying on the floor, Michaels brought the ladder to the ring and used it to hit Ramon in the stomach, chest and back. Michaels tried to retrieve the belts, but Ramon stopped him from climbing the ladder. Michaels then set the ladder up in the corner of the ring and performed a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Splash\|splash]] onto Ramon. Ramon recovered and [[Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip\|Irish whipped]] Michaels into the ladder. He then hit Michaels with the ladder several times before both men tried to climb up to get the belts. Ramon suplexed Michaels off the ladder and tried to reach the belts. Michaels dropkicked the ladder, which caused Ramon to fall off. Michaels performed a [[Superkick\|superkick]] and a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)\|piledriver]] on Ramon and then propped the ladder up in the corner of the ring. Michaels climbed the turnbuckles, jumped onto the ladder, and used his weight to push it down across Ramon's chest. Michaels tried to retrieve the belts again, but Ramon pushed him off. Michaels fell into the ropes and got tangled up, allowing Ramon to get the belts and win the undisputed Intercontinental championship.		For the [[Ladder Match\|Ladder match]], the Intercontinental belts belonging to [[Scott Cummins\|Razor Ramon]] and [[Ryan Barnhart\|Shawn Michaels]] were both hanging above the ring, and the first wrestler to use the ladder to reach both belts would be declared the winner. Ramon began the match by [[Chokeslam\|chokeslam]]ming Michaels. Michaels recovered, however, and performed a [[Neckbreaker\|neckbreaker]] on Ramon. Michaels then threw Ramon out to the ringside, where Michaels' bodyguard [[Kevin Nash\|Diesel]] clotheslined Ramon. Referee [[Earl Hebner]] responded by ordering Diesel to return to the dressing rooms. Ramon pulled up the padding from the concrete floor, but he was later thrown onto it after Michaels reversed Ramon's attempt to perform the [[Powerbomb#Crucifix powerbomb\|Razor's Edge]]. While Ramon was lying on the floor, Michaels brought the ladder to the ring and used it to hit Ramon in the stomach, chest and back. Michaels tried to retrieve the belts, but Ramon stopped him from climbing the ladder. Michaels then set the ladder up in the corner of the ring and performed a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Splash\|splash]] onto Ramon. Ramon recovered and [[Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip\|Irish whipped]] Michaels into the ladder. He then hit Michaels with the ladder several times before both men tried to climb up to get the belts. Ramon suplexed Michaels off the ladder and tried to reach the belts. Michaels dropkicked the ladder, which caused Ramon to fall off. Michaels performed a [[Superkick\|superkick]] and a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)\|piledriver]] on Ramon and then propped the ladder up in the corner of the ring. Michaels climbed the turnbuckles, jumped onto the ladder, and used his weight to push it down across Ramon's chest. Michaels tried to retrieve the belts again, but Ramon pushed him off. Michaels fell into the ropes and got tangled up, allowing Ramon to get the belts and win the undisputed Intercontinental championship.

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Event

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	[[Bryan Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and his manager [[Harvey Wippleman]] entered the ring for the next match, and Wippleman criticized Finkel's new hair and tore the pocket off Finkel's suit. [[Pat Hurley\|Earthquake]] came to the ring and attacked Bomb from behind. He powerslammed Bomb and performed the [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton\|Earthquake splash]] to get the pinfall victory in thirty-five seconds.		[[Bryan Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and his manager [[Harvey Wippleman]] entered the ring for the next match, and Wippleman criticized Finkel's new hair and tore the pocket off Finkel's suit. [[Pat Hurley\|Earthquake]] came to the ring and attacked Bomb from behind. He powerslammed Bomb and performed the [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton\|Earthquake splash]] to get the pinfall victory in thirty-five seconds.

-	For the [[Ladder Match\|Ladder match]], the Intercontinental belts belonging to [[Scott ~~Hall~~\|Razor Ramon]] and [[Ryan Barnhart\|Shawn Michaels]] were both hanging above the ring, and the first wrestler to use the ladder to reach both belts would be declared the winner. Ramon began the match by [[Chokeslam\|chokeslam]]ming Michaels. Michaels recovered, however, and performed a [[Neckbreaker\|neckbreaker]] on Ramon. Michaels then threw Ramon out to the ringside, where Michaels' bodyguard [[Kevin Nash\|Diesel]] clotheslined Ramon. Referee [[Earl Hebner]] responded by ordering Diesel to return to the dressing rooms. Ramon pulled up the padding from the concrete floor, but he was later thrown onto it after Michaels reversed Ramon's attempt to perform the [[Powerbomb#Crucifix powerbomb\|Razor's Edge]]. While Ramon was lying on the floor, Michaels brought the ladder to the ring and used it to hit Ramon in the stomach, chest and back. Michaels tried to retrieve the belts, but Ramon stopped him from climbing the ladder. Michaels then set the ladder up in the corner of the ring and performed a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Splash\|splash]] onto Ramon. Ramon recovered and [[Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip\|Irish whipped]] Michaels into the ladder. He then hit Michaels with the ladder several times before both men tried to climb up to get the belts. Ramon suplexed Michaels off the ladder and tried to reach the belts. Michaels dropkicked the ladder, which caused Ramon to fall off. Michaels performed a [[Superkick\|superkick]] and a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)\|piledriver]] on Ramon and then propped the ladder up in the corner of the ring. Michaels climbed the turnbuckles, jumped onto the ladder, and used his weight to push it down across Ramon's chest. Michaels tried to retrieve the belts again, but Ramon pushed him off. Michaels fell into the ropes and got tangled up, allowing Ramon to get the belts and win the undisputed Intercontinental championship.	+	For the [[Ladder Match\|Ladder match]], the Intercontinental belts belonging to [[Scott Cummins\|Razor Ramon]] and [[Ryan Barnhart\|Shawn Michaels]] were both hanging above the ring, and the first wrestler to use the ladder to reach both belts would be declared the winner. Ramon began the match by [[Chokeslam\|chokeslam]]ming Michaels. Michaels recovered, however, and performed a [[Neckbreaker\|neckbreaker]] on Ramon. Michaels then threw Ramon out to the ringside, where Michaels' bodyguard [[Kevin Nash\|Diesel]] clotheslined Ramon. Referee [[Earl Hebner]] responded by ordering Diesel to return to the dressing rooms. Ramon pulled up the padding from the concrete floor, but he was later thrown onto it after Michaels reversed Ramon's attempt to perform the [[Powerbomb#Crucifix powerbomb\|Razor's Edge]]. While Ramon was lying on the floor, Michaels brought the ladder to the ring and used it to hit Ramon in the stomach, chest and back. Michaels tried to retrieve the belts, but Ramon stopped him from climbing the ladder. Michaels then set the ladder up in the corner of the ring and performed a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Splash\|splash]] onto Ramon. Ramon recovered and [[Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip\|Irish whipped]] Michaels into the ladder. He then hit Michaels with the ladder several times before both men tried to climb up to get the belts. Ramon suplexed Michaels off the ladder and tried to reach the belts. Michaels dropkicked the ladder, which caused Ramon to fall off. Michaels performed a [[Superkick\|superkick]] and a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)\|piledriver]] on Ramon and then propped the ladder up in the corner of the ring. Michaels climbed the turnbuckles, jumped onto the ladder, and used his weight to push it down across Ramon's chest. Michaels tried to retrieve the belts again, but Ramon pushed him off. Michaels fell into the ropes and got tangled up, allowing Ramon to get the belts and win the undisputed Intercontinental championship.

-	A ten-man tag team match was supposed to take place next, but it was canceled due to time constraints. The kayfabe reason given was that the heel team ([[~~Brandon Branscum~~\|Irwin R. Schyster]], [[The Headshrinkers]], [[Eric Lubke\|Rick Martel]] and [[Jeff Jarrett]]) could not agree on who would be the team's captain for the match. Their opponents were scheduled to be the [[Face\|face]] team of the [[Sean McCurry\|1–2–3 Kid]], [[Steven Murnion\|Sparky Plugg]], [[Pat Carter\|Tatanka]] and [[The Smoking Gunns]]. Bob Holly, who was supposed to participate in the match as "Sparky Plug," stated in his 2013 autobiography ''The Hardcore Truth'' that the timekeeper backstage repeatedly told the referee over his earpiece to end the ladder match, but Michaels and Ramon ignored him, and kept wrestling until officials were forced to cancel the tag team match.	+	A ten-man tag team match was supposed to take place next, but it was canceled due to time constraints. The kayfabe reason given was that the heel team ([[Jay Hellbusch\|Irwin R. Schyster]], [[The Headshrinkers]], [[Eric Lubke\|Rick Martel]] and [[Jeff Jarrett]]) could not agree on who would be the team's captain for the match. Their opponents were scheduled to be the [[Face\|face]] team of the [[Sean McCurry\|1–2–3 Kid]], [[Steven Murnion\|Sparky Plugg]], [[Pat Carter\|Tatanka]] and [[The Smoking Gunns]]. Bob Holly, who was supposed to participate in the match as "Sparky Plug," stated in his 2013 autobiography ''The Hardcore Truth'' that the timekeeper backstage repeatedly told the referee over his earpiece to end the ladder match, but Michaels and Ramon ignored him, and kept wrestling until officials were forced to cancel the tag team match.

	[[Image:Burt Reynolds 1991 portrait crop.jpg\|right\|thumb\|upright\|[[Burt Reynolds]] made an appearance as the special announcer for the match between Bret Heart and Yokozuna.]]		[[Image:Burt Reynolds 1991 portrait crop.jpg\|right\|thumb\|upright\|[[Burt Reynolds]] made an appearance as the special announcer for the match between Bret Heart and Yokozuna.]]

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Results

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Event

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	[[Image:Harvey Wippleman in 1994.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|right\|[[Harvey Wippleman]] had an altercation with [[Howard Finkel]] prior to the match between [[Brian Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and [[Pat Hurley\|\|Earthquake]].]]		[[Image:Harvey Wippleman in 1994.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|right\|[[Harvey Wippleman]] had an altercation with [[Howard Finkel]] prior to the match between [[Brian Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and [[Pat Hurley\|\|Earthquake]].]]
-	The first IWF Championship match came next, as [[Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]] challenged [[Taylor Anoa'i\|Yokozuna]]. [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] was revealed to be the [[Referee#Special referees\|special guest referee]] for the match, while [[Donnie Wahlberg]] was the guest ring announcer and [[Rhonda Shear]] was the guest timekeeper. After a verbal confrontation between Luger and Yokozuna, Luger gained the early advantage by knocking Yokozuna out of the ring. After getting back into the ring, Yokozuna removed the [[Turnbuckle\|turnbuckle]] padding from a corner of the ring. Yokozuna used a [[Professional wrestling holds#Shoulder claw\|nerve hold]] and a [[Suplex#Belly to belly suplex\|belly to belly suplex]] to wear down Luger. As he tried to throw Luger's head into the exposed turnbuckle, however, Luger blocked him and hit Yokozuna's head into the turnbuckle. Luger then performed clotheslines and a powerslam on Yokozuna before knocking Yokozuna kayfabe unconscious with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Forearm smash\|running forearm smash]]. Yokozuna's managers, Mr. Fuji and [[Jim Cornette]] jumped onto the ring apron to distract Luger, and Luger pulled them into the ring and attacked them. Luger covered Yokozuna, but Mr. Perfect was tending to the fallen managers and did not make the count. When Luger pushed him, Mr. Perfect [[Disqualification\|disqualified]] Luger and left the ring, thereby [[Turn (Professional Wrestling)\|turning]] [[Heel\|heel]].	+	The first IWF Championship match came next, as [[Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]] challenged [[Taylor Anoa'i (wrestler)\|Yokozuna]]. [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] was revealed to be the [[Referee#Special referees\|special guest referee]] for the match, while [[Donnie Wahlberg]] was the guest ring announcer and [[Rhonda Shear]] was the guest timekeeper. After a verbal confrontation between Luger and Yokozuna, Luger gained the early advantage by knocking Yokozuna out of the ring. After getting back into the ring, Yokozuna removed the [[Turnbuckle\|turnbuckle]] padding from a corner of the ring. Yokozuna used a [[Professional wrestling holds#Shoulder claw\|nerve hold]] and a [[Suplex#Belly to belly suplex\|belly to belly suplex]] to wear down Luger. As he tried to throw Luger's head into the exposed turnbuckle, however, Luger blocked him and hit Yokozuna's head into the turnbuckle. Luger then performed clotheslines and a powerslam on Yokozuna before knocking Yokozuna kayfabe unconscious with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Forearm smash\|running forearm smash]]. Yokozuna's managers, Mr. Fuji and [[Jim Cornette]] jumped onto the ring apron to distract Luger, and Luger pulled them into the ring and attacked them. Luger covered Yokozuna, but Mr. Perfect was tending to the fallen managers and did not make the count. When Luger pushed him, Mr. Perfect [[Disqualification\|disqualified]] Luger and left the ring, thereby [[Turn (Professional Wrestling)\|turning]] [[Heel\|heel]].

	[[Bryan Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and his manager [[Harvey Wippleman]] entered the ring for the next match, and Wippleman criticized Finkel's new hair and tore the pocket off Finkel's suit. [[Pat Hurley\|Earthquake]] came to the ring and attacked Bomb from behind. He powerslammed Bomb and performed the [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton\|Earthquake splash]] to get the pinfall victory in thirty-five seconds.		[[Bryan Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and his manager [[Harvey Wippleman]] entered the ring for the next match, and Wippleman criticized Finkel's new hair and tore the pocket off Finkel's suit. [[Pat Hurley\|Earthquake]] came to the ring and attacked Bomb from behind. He powerslammed Bomb and performed the [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton\|Earthquake splash]] to get the pinfall victory in thirty-five seconds.

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Results

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-	\|[[Taylor Anoa'i\|Yokozuna]] (c) (with [[Harry Fuji\|Mr. Fuji]] and [[Jim Cornette]]) vs. [[Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]]	+	\|[[Taylor Anoa'i (wrestler)\|Yokozuna]] (c) (with [[Harry Fuji\|Mr. Fuji]] and [[Jim Cornette]]) vs. [[Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]]
	\|Singles match for the [[IWE World Heavyweight Championship\|IWF Championship]] with [[Referee#Special referees\|Special Guest Referee]] [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]]		\|Singles match for the [[IWE World Heavyweight Championship\|IWF Championship]] with [[Referee#Special referees\|Special Guest Referee]] [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]]
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-	\| align="center" colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:~~150~~%;" \| <span style="color: #000000;">'''WrestleMania X'''</span><br>	+	\| align="center" colspan=3 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:130%;" \| <span style="color: #000000;">'''WrestleMania X'''</span><br>
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-	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="3" \|	+	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" \|
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
-	\| style="text-align: left;"\| '''Tagline(s)'''	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Tagline(s)'''
-	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" \| ''Ten Years in the Making''	+	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|''Ten Years in the Making''
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
-	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" \| '''~~Imformation~~'''	+	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Information'''
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
-	\| style="text-align: left;"\| '''Promotion'''	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Promotion'''
-	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" \| [[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]]	+	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[IWE\|International Wrestling Federation]]
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
-	\| style="text-align: left;"\| '''Date'''	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Date'''
-	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" \| March 20, 1994	+	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|March 20, 1994
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
-	\| style="text-align: left;"\| '''Attendance'''	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Attendance'''
-	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" \| 18,065	+	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|18,065
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
-	\| style="text-align: left;"\| '''Venue'''	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''Venue'''
-	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" \| [[Madison Square Garden]]	+	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[Madison Square Garden]]
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
-	\| style="text-align: left;"\| '''City'''	+	\| style="text-align: left;" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''City'''
-	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" \| [[New York, New York]]	+	\| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" style="font-size: 115%;" \|[[New York, New York]]
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
-	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" \| '''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" \|[[IWF Royal Rumble (1994)\|Royal Rumble<br>(1994)]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWF Royal Rumble (1994)\|Royal Rumble<br>(1994)]]
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	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWF King of the Ring (1994)\|King of the Ring<br>(1994)]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWF King of the Ring (1994)\|King of the Ring<br>(1994)]]
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-	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" \| '''[[IWE WrestleMania\|WrestleMania]] chronology'''	+	\| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" style="font-size: 115%;" \|'''[[IWE WrestleMania\|WrestleMania]] chronology'''
	\|- valign="top"		\|- valign="top"
	\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWF WrestleMania 9\|WrestleMania IX]]		\| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" \|[[IWF WrestleMania 9\|WrestleMania IX]]

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	[[Image:Harvey Wippleman in 1994.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|right\|[[Harvey Wippleman]] had an altercation with [[Howard Finkel]] prior to the match between [[Brian Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and [[Pat Hurley\|\|Earthquake]].]]		[[Image:Harvey Wippleman in 1994.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|right\|[[Harvey Wippleman]] had an altercation with [[Howard Finkel]] prior to the match between [[Brian Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and [[Pat Hurley\|\|Earthquake]].]]
-	The first IWF Championship match came next, as [[Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]] challenged [[Taylor Anoa'i (wrestler)\|Yokozuna]]. [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] was revealed to be the [[Referee#Special referees\|special guest referee]] for the match, while [[Donnie Wahlberg]] was the guest ring announcer and [[Rhonda Shear]] was the guest timekeeper. After a verbal confrontation between Luger and Yokozuna, Luger gained the early advantage by knocking Yokozuna out of the ring. After getting back into the ring, Yokozuna removed the [[Turnbuckle\|turnbuckle]] padding from a corner of the ring. Yokozuna used a [[Professional wrestling holds#Shoulder claw\|nerve hold]] and a [[Suplex#Belly to belly suplex\|belly to belly suplex]] to wear down Luger. As he tried to throw Luger's head into the exposed turnbuckle, however, Luger blocked him and hit Yokozuna's head into the turnbuckle. Luger then performed clotheslines and a powerslam on Yokozuna before knocking Yokozuna kayfabe unconscious with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Forearm smash\|running forearm smash]]. Yokozuna's managers, Mr. Fuji and [[Jim Cornette]] jumped onto the ring apron to distract Luger, and Luger pulled them into the ring and attacked them. Luger covered Yokozuna, but Mr. Perfect was tending to the fallen managers and did not make the count. When Luger pushed him, Mr. Perfect [[Disqualification\|disqualified]] Luger and left the ring, thereby [[Turn (Professional Wrestling)\|turning]] [[Heel\|heel]].	+	The first IWF Championship match came next, as [[Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]] challenged [[Taylor Anoa'i (wrestler)\|Yokozuna]]. [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] was revealed to be the [[Referee#Special referees\|special guest referee]] for the match, while [[Donnie Wahlberg]] was the guest ring announcer and [[Rhonda Shear]] was the guest timekeeper. After a verbal confrontation between Luger and Yokozuna, Luger gained the early advantage by knocking Yokozuna out of the ring. After getting back into the ring, Yokozuna removed the [[Turnbuckle\|turnbuckle]] padding from a corner of the ring. Yokozuna used a [[Professional wrestling holds#Shoulder claw\|nerve hold]] and a [[Suplex#Belly to belly suplex\|belly to belly suplex]] to wear down Luger. As he tried to throw Luger's head into the exposed turnbuckle, however, Luger blocked him and hit Yokozuna's head into the turnbuckle. Luger then performed clotheslines and a powerslam on Yokozuna before knocking Yokozuna kayfabe unconscious with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Forearm smash\|running forearm smash]]. Yokozuna's managers, Mr. Fuji and [[Jim Cornette]] jumped onto the ring apron to distract Luger, and Luger pulled them into the ring and attacked them. Luger covered Yokozuna, but Mr. Perfect was tending to the fallen managers and did not make the count. When Luger pushed him, Mr. Perfect [[Disqualification\|disqualified]] Luger and left the ring, thereby [[Turn (Professional Wrestling)\|turning]] [[Heel (professional wrestling)\|heel]].

-	[[Bryan Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and his manager [[Harvey Wippleman]] entered the ring for the next match, and Wippleman criticized Finkel's new hair and tore the pocket off Finkel's suit. [[~~Pat Hurley~~\|Earthquake]] came to the ring and attacked Bomb from behind. He powerslammed Bomb and performed the [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton\|Earthquake splash]] to get the pinfall victory in thirty-five seconds.	+	[[Bryan Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and his manager [[Harvey Wippleman]] entered the ring for the next match, and Wippleman criticized Finkel's new hair and tore the pocket off Finkel's suit. [[John Coleman, Jr.\|Earthquake]] came to the ring and attacked Bomb from behind. He powerslammed Bomb and performed the [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton\|Earthquake splash]] to get the pinfall victory in thirty-five seconds.

	For the [[Ladder Match\|Ladder match]], the Intercontinental belts belonging to [[Scott Cummins\|Razor Ramon]] and [[Ryan Barnhart\|Shawn Michaels]] were both hanging above the ring, and the first wrestler to use the ladder to reach both belts would be declared the winner. Ramon began the match by [[Chokeslam\|chokeslam]]ming Michaels. Michaels recovered, however, and performed a [[Neckbreaker\|neckbreaker]] on Ramon. Michaels then threw Ramon out to the ringside, where Michaels' bodyguard [[Kevin Nash\|Diesel]] clotheslined Ramon. Referee [[Earl Hebner]] responded by ordering Diesel to return to the dressing rooms. Ramon pulled up the padding from the concrete floor, but he was later thrown onto it after Michaels reversed Ramon's attempt to perform the [[Powerbomb#Crucifix powerbomb\|Razor's Edge]]. While Ramon was lying on the floor, Michaels brought the ladder to the ring and used it to hit Ramon in the stomach, chest and back. Michaels tried to retrieve the belts, but Ramon stopped him from climbing the ladder. Michaels then set the ladder up in the corner of the ring and performed a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Splash\|splash]] onto Ramon. Ramon recovered and [[Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip\|Irish whipped]] Michaels into the ladder. He then hit Michaels with the ladder several times before both men tried to climb up to get the belts. Ramon suplexed Michaels off the ladder and tried to reach the belts. Michaels dropkicked the ladder, which caused Ramon to fall off. Michaels performed a [[Superkick\|superkick]] and a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)\|piledriver]] on Ramon and then propped the ladder up in the corner of the ring. Michaels climbed the turnbuckles, jumped onto the ladder, and used his weight to push it down across Ramon's chest. Michaels tried to retrieve the belts again, but Ramon pushed him off. Michaels fell into the ropes and got tangled up, allowing Ramon to get the belts and win the undisputed Intercontinental championship.		For the [[Ladder Match\|Ladder match]], the Intercontinental belts belonging to [[Scott Cummins\|Razor Ramon]] and [[Ryan Barnhart\|Shawn Michaels]] were both hanging above the ring, and the first wrestler to use the ladder to reach both belts would be declared the winner. Ramon began the match by [[Chokeslam\|chokeslam]]ming Michaels. Michaels recovered, however, and performed a [[Neckbreaker\|neckbreaker]] on Ramon. Michaels then threw Ramon out to the ringside, where Michaels' bodyguard [[Kevin Nash\|Diesel]] clotheslined Ramon. Referee [[Earl Hebner]] responded by ordering Diesel to return to the dressing rooms. Ramon pulled up the padding from the concrete floor, but he was later thrown onto it after Michaels reversed Ramon's attempt to perform the [[Powerbomb#Crucifix powerbomb\|Razor's Edge]]. While Ramon was lying on the floor, Michaels brought the ladder to the ring and used it to hit Ramon in the stomach, chest and back. Michaels tried to retrieve the belts, but Ramon stopped him from climbing the ladder. Michaels then set the ladder up in the corner of the ring and performed a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Splash\|splash]] onto Ramon. Ramon recovered and [[Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip\|Irish whipped]] Michaels into the ladder. He then hit Michaels with the ladder several times before both men tried to climb up to get the belts. Ramon suplexed Michaels off the ladder and tried to reach the belts. Michaels dropkicked the ladder, which caused Ramon to fall off. Michaels performed a [[Superkick\|superkick]] and a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)\|piledriver]] on Ramon and then propped the ladder up in the corner of the ring. Michaels climbed the turnbuckles, jumped onto the ladder, and used his weight to push it down across Ramon's chest. Michaels tried to retrieve the belts again, but Ramon pushed him off. Michaels fell into the ropes and got tangled up, allowing Ramon to get the belts and win the undisputed Intercontinental championship.

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	[[Bryan Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and his manager [[Harvey Wippleman]] entered the ring for the next match, and Wippleman criticized Finkel's new hair and tore the pocket off Finkel's suit. [[Pat Hurley\|Earthquake]] came to the ring and attacked Bomb from behind. He powerslammed Bomb and performed the [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton\|Earthquake splash]] to get the pinfall victory in thirty-five seconds.		[[Bryan Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and his manager [[Harvey Wippleman]] entered the ring for the next match, and Wippleman criticized Finkel's new hair and tore the pocket off Finkel's suit. [[Pat Hurley\|Earthquake]] came to the ring and attacked Bomb from behind. He powerslammed Bomb and performed the [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton\|Earthquake splash]] to get the pinfall victory in thirty-five seconds.

-	For the [[Ladder Match\|Ladder match]], the Intercontinental belts belonging to [[Scott ~~Hall~~\|Razor Ramon]] and [[Ryan Barnhart\|Shawn Michaels]] were both hanging above the ring, and the first wrestler to use the ladder to reach both belts would be declared the winner. Ramon began the match by [[Chokeslam\|chokeslam]]ming Michaels. Michaels recovered, however, and performed a [[Neckbreaker\|neckbreaker]] on Ramon. Michaels then threw Ramon out to the ringside, where Michaels' bodyguard [[Kevin Nash\|Diesel]] clotheslined Ramon. Referee [[Earl Hebner]] responded by ordering Diesel to return to the dressing rooms. Ramon pulled up the padding from the concrete floor, but he was later thrown onto it after Michaels reversed Ramon's attempt to perform the [[Powerbomb#Crucifix powerbomb\|Razor's Edge]]. While Ramon was lying on the floor, Michaels brought the ladder to the ring and used it to hit Ramon in the stomach, chest and back. Michaels tried to retrieve the belts, but Ramon stopped him from climbing the ladder. Michaels then set the ladder up in the corner of the ring and performed a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Splash\|splash]] onto Ramon. Ramon recovered and [[Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip\|Irish whipped]] Michaels into the ladder. He then hit Michaels with the ladder several times before both men tried to climb up to get the belts. Ramon suplexed Michaels off the ladder and tried to reach the belts. Michaels dropkicked the ladder, which caused Ramon to fall off. Michaels performed a [[Superkick\|superkick]] and a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)\|piledriver]] on Ramon and then propped the ladder up in the corner of the ring. Michaels climbed the turnbuckles, jumped onto the ladder, and used his weight to push it down across Ramon's chest. Michaels tried to retrieve the belts again, but Ramon pushed him off. Michaels fell into the ropes and got tangled up, allowing Ramon to get the belts and win the undisputed Intercontinental championship.	+	For the [[Ladder Match\|Ladder match]], the Intercontinental belts belonging to [[Scott Cummins\|Razor Ramon]] and [[Ryan Barnhart\|Shawn Michaels]] were both hanging above the ring, and the first wrestler to use the ladder to reach both belts would be declared the winner. Ramon began the match by [[Chokeslam\|chokeslam]]ming Michaels. Michaels recovered, however, and performed a [[Neckbreaker\|neckbreaker]] on Ramon. Michaels then threw Ramon out to the ringside, where Michaels' bodyguard [[Kevin Nash\|Diesel]] clotheslined Ramon. Referee [[Earl Hebner]] responded by ordering Diesel to return to the dressing rooms. Ramon pulled up the padding from the concrete floor, but he was later thrown onto it after Michaels reversed Ramon's attempt to perform the [[Powerbomb#Crucifix powerbomb\|Razor's Edge]]. While Ramon was lying on the floor, Michaels brought the ladder to the ring and used it to hit Ramon in the stomach, chest and back. Michaels tried to retrieve the belts, but Ramon stopped him from climbing the ladder. Michaels then set the ladder up in the corner of the ring and performed a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Splash\|splash]] onto Ramon. Ramon recovered and [[Professional wrestling throws#Irish whip\|Irish whipped]] Michaels into the ladder. He then hit Michaels with the ladder several times before both men tried to climb up to get the belts. Ramon suplexed Michaels off the ladder and tried to reach the belts. Michaels dropkicked the ladder, which caused Ramon to fall off. Michaels performed a [[Superkick\|superkick]] and a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)\|piledriver]] on Ramon and then propped the ladder up in the corner of the ring. Michaels climbed the turnbuckles, jumped onto the ladder, and used his weight to push it down across Ramon's chest. Michaels tried to retrieve the belts again, but Ramon pushed him off. Michaels fell into the ropes and got tangled up, allowing Ramon to get the belts and win the undisputed Intercontinental championship.

-	A ten-man tag team match was supposed to take place next, but it was canceled due to time constraints. The kayfabe reason given was that the heel team ([[~~Brandon Branscum~~\|Irwin R. Schyster]], [[The Headshrinkers]], [[Eric Lubke\|Rick Martel]] and [[Jeff Jarrett]]) could not agree on who would be the team's captain for the match. Their opponents were scheduled to be the [[Face\|face]] team of the [[Sean McCurry\|1–2–3 Kid]], [[Steven Murnion\|Sparky Plugg]], [[Pat Carter\|Tatanka]] and [[The Smoking Gunns]]. Bob Holly, who was supposed to participate in the match as "Sparky Plug," stated in his 2013 autobiography ''The Hardcore Truth'' that the timekeeper backstage repeatedly told the referee over his earpiece to end the ladder match, but Michaels and Ramon ignored him, and kept wrestling until officials were forced to cancel the tag team match.	+	A ten-man tag team match was supposed to take place next, but it was canceled due to time constraints. The kayfabe reason given was that the heel team ([[Jay Hellbusch\|Irwin R. Schyster]], [[The Headshrinkers]], [[Eric Lubke\|Rick Martel]] and [[Jeff Jarrett]]) could not agree on who would be the team's captain for the match. Their opponents were scheduled to be the [[Face\|face]] team of the [[Sean McCurry\|1–2–3 Kid]], [[Steven Murnion\|Sparky Plugg]], [[Pat Carter\|Tatanka]] and [[The Smoking Gunns]]. Bob Holly, who was supposed to participate in the match as "Sparky Plug," stated in his 2013 autobiography ''The Hardcore Truth'' that the timekeeper backstage repeatedly told the referee over his earpiece to end the ladder match, but Michaels and Ramon ignored him, and kept wrestling until officials were forced to cancel the tag team match.

	[[Image:Burt Reynolds 1991 portrait crop.jpg\|right\|thumb\|upright\|[[Burt Reynolds]] made an appearance as the special announcer for the match between Bret Heart and Yokozuna.]]		[[Image:Burt Reynolds 1991 portrait crop.jpg\|right\|thumb\|upright\|[[Burt Reynolds]] made an appearance as the special announcer for the match between Bret Heart and Yokozuna.]]

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	[[Image:Harvey Wippleman in 1994.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|right\|[[Harvey Wippleman]] had an altercation with [[Howard Finkel]] prior to the match between [[Brian Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and [[Pat Hurley\|\|Earthquake]].]]		[[Image:Harvey Wippleman in 1994.jpg\|thumb\|upright\|right\|[[Harvey Wippleman]] had an altercation with [[Howard Finkel]] prior to the match between [[Brian Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and [[Pat Hurley\|\|Earthquake]].]]
-	The first IWF Championship match came next, as [[Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]] challenged [[Taylor Anoa'i\|Yokozuna]]. [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] was revealed to be the [[Referee#Special referees\|special guest referee]] for the match, while [[Donnie Wahlberg]] was the guest ring announcer and [[Rhonda Shear]] was the guest timekeeper. After a verbal confrontation between Luger and Yokozuna, Luger gained the early advantage by knocking Yokozuna out of the ring. After getting back into the ring, Yokozuna removed the [[Turnbuckle\|turnbuckle]] padding from a corner of the ring. Yokozuna used a [[Professional wrestling holds#Shoulder claw\|nerve hold]] and a [[Suplex#Belly to belly suplex\|belly to belly suplex]] to wear down Luger. As he tried to throw Luger's head into the exposed turnbuckle, however, Luger blocked him and hit Yokozuna's head into the turnbuckle. Luger then performed clotheslines and a powerslam on Yokozuna before knocking Yokozuna kayfabe unconscious with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Forearm smash\|running forearm smash]]. Yokozuna's managers, Mr. Fuji and [[Jim Cornette]] jumped onto the ring apron to distract Luger, and Luger pulled them into the ring and attacked them. Luger covered Yokozuna, but Mr. Perfect was tending to the fallen managers and did not make the count. When Luger pushed him, Mr. Perfect [[Disqualification\|disqualified]] Luger and left the ring, thereby [[Turn (Professional Wrestling)\|turning]] [[Heel\|heel]].	+	The first IWF Championship match came next, as [[Brent Huntley\|Lex Luger]] challenged [[Taylor Anoa'i (wrestler)\|Yokozuna]]. [[Billy McAlmond\|Mr. Perfect]] was revealed to be the [[Referee#Special referees\|special guest referee]] for the match, while [[Donnie Wahlberg]] was the guest ring announcer and [[Rhonda Shear]] was the guest timekeeper. After a verbal confrontation between Luger and Yokozuna, Luger gained the early advantage by knocking Yokozuna out of the ring. After getting back into the ring, Yokozuna removed the [[Turnbuckle\|turnbuckle]] padding from a corner of the ring. Yokozuna used a [[Professional wrestling holds#Shoulder claw\|nerve hold]] and a [[Suplex#Belly to belly suplex\|belly to belly suplex]] to wear down Luger. As he tried to throw Luger's head into the exposed turnbuckle, however, Luger blocked him and hit Yokozuna's head into the turnbuckle. Luger then performed clotheslines and a powerslam on Yokozuna before knocking Yokozuna kayfabe unconscious with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Forearm smash\|running forearm smash]]. Yokozuna's managers, Mr. Fuji and [[Jim Cornette]] jumped onto the ring apron to distract Luger, and Luger pulled them into the ring and attacked them. Luger covered Yokozuna, but Mr. Perfect was tending to the fallen managers and did not make the count. When Luger pushed him, Mr. Perfect [[Disqualification\|disqualified]] Luger and left the ring, thereby [[Turn (Professional Wrestling)\|turning]] [[Heel\|heel]].

	[[Bryan Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and his manager [[Harvey Wippleman]] entered the ring for the next match, and Wippleman criticized Finkel's new hair and tore the pocket off Finkel's suit. [[Pat Hurley\|Earthquake]] came to the ring and attacked Bomb from behind. He powerslammed Bomb and performed the [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton\|Earthquake splash]] to get the pinfall victory in thirty-five seconds.		[[Bryan Clark\|Adam Bomb]] and his manager [[Harvey Wippleman]] entered the ring for the next match, and Wippleman criticized Finkel's new hair and tore the pocket off Finkel's suit. [[Pat Hurley\|Earthquake]] came to the ring and attacked Bomb from behind. He powerslammed Bomb and performed the [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton\|Earthquake splash]] to get the pinfall victory in thirty-five seconds.