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	\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Championship]]		\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Championship]]
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	\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Championship]]		\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Championship]]
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	==Background==		==Background==
	:''See also: [[Professional Wrestling\|Professional wrestling]]''		:''See also: [[Professional Wrestling\|Professional wrestling]]''
-	The card will include matches resulting from scripted storylines and have results predetermined by [[World Incorporated Wrestling\|WIW]] on the [[WIW Rage\|Rage]] [[WIW Brand Extension\|brand]]. Storylines are produced on WIW's weekly television show ''Wednesday Night Rage'' and ''[[WIW Dynamites Live\|Dynamites Live]]'', the latter of which is [[Cruiserweights (professional wrestling)\|Dynamite Division]]-exclusive.	+	The card will include matches resulting from scripted storylines and have results predetermined by [[World Incorporated Wrestling\|WIW]] on the [[WIW Rage\|Rage]] [[WIW Brand Extension\|brand]]. Storylines are produced on WIW's weekly television show ''Wednesday Night Rage'' and ''[[WIW Dynamites Live\|Dynamites Live]]'', the latter of which is [[Cruiserweights (WIW professional wrestling)\|Dynamite Division]]-exclusive.

	At [[WIW Final Fight (2017)\|Final Fight]], [[Tyler Mane]] defeated [[Kevin McAlmond (WIW)\|Kevin McAlmond]] to win his first [[WIW World Championship]], after interference from when [[Jeremy Calvert]] and other members [[The Authority of Wrestling (MWA)\|Evolved Revolution]] interfered and cost McAlmond the title. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', McAlmond announced that instead of invoking his rematch for the WIW World Championship, he would challenge Calvert for the [[WIW International Championship]]. At [[WIW SuperBrawl 9\|SuperBrawl IX]], McAlmond defeated Calvert to win the WIW International Championship, and in the same night Mane defeated [[Michael Phelps]] and [[Chris LaGreca (WIW)\|Chris LaGreca]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Basic elimination match\|Triple threat elimination match]] to retain the WIW World Championship, Mane then went absent from Rage for several weeks due to his status as a part-time wrestler. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', McAlmond made his intentions clear that he wanted the WIW World Championship back. At [[WIW Hardcore Heaven (2017)\|Hardcore Heaven]], Kevin McAlmond defeated [[Dustin Simpson (WIW)\|Dustin Simpson]], [[Chris Gomez (WIW)\|Chris Gomez]], [[Cody McDuffie (WIW)\|Cody McDuffie]] and [[Jon Rispens (WIW)\|Jon Rispens]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Basic non-elimination matches\|Fatal 5-Way Hardcore Heaven Rules match]] to become the number one contender for the WIW World Championship, while also retaining the WIW International Championship. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', Mane confronted McAlmond which ended in a brawl between the two, which was broken up by the entire Rage locker room, including the [[The Enterprise (WIW professional wrestling)\|Club of Chaos]] (of which both men are aligned with). On the June 21 episode of ''Rage'', a video package of Mane and McAlmond was shown, along with footage of them in sit-down interviews where each man talked about their respect for each other and why each have the respect for the stable as well, but both were confident that they could defeat the other, the sit-down interview footage also included McAlmond bringing up the outcome of Final Fight and said that Mane didn't beat him, Evolved Revolution allowed Mane to win the title.		At [[WIW Final Fight (2017)\|Final Fight]], [[Tyler Mane]] defeated [[Kevin McAlmond (WIW)\|Kevin McAlmond]] to win his first [[WIW World Championship]], after interference from when [[Jeremy Calvert]] and other members [[The Authority of Wrestling (MWA)\|Evolved Revolution]] interfered and cost McAlmond the title. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', McAlmond announced that instead of invoking his rematch for the WIW World Championship, he would challenge Calvert for the [[WIW International Championship]]. At [[WIW SuperBrawl 9\|SuperBrawl IX]], McAlmond defeated Calvert to win the WIW International Championship, and in the same night Mane defeated [[Michael Phelps]] and [[Chris LaGreca (WIW)\|Chris LaGreca]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Basic elimination match\|Triple threat elimination match]] to retain the WIW World Championship, Mane then went absent from Rage for several weeks due to his status as a part-time wrestler. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', McAlmond made his intentions clear that he wanted the WIW World Championship back. At [[WIW Hardcore Heaven (2017)\|Hardcore Heaven]], Kevin McAlmond defeated [[Dustin Simpson (WIW)\|Dustin Simpson]], [[Chris Gomez (WIW)\|Chris Gomez]], [[Cody McDuffie (WIW)\|Cody McDuffie]] and [[Jon Rispens (WIW)\|Jon Rispens]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Basic non-elimination matches\|Fatal 5-Way Hardcore Heaven Rules match]] to become the number one contender for the WIW World Championship, while also retaining the WIW International Championship. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', Mane confronted McAlmond which ended in a brawl between the two, which was broken up by the entire Rage locker room, including the [[The Enterprise (WIW professional wrestling)\|Club of Chaos]] (of which both men are aligned with). On the June 21 episode of ''Rage'', a video package of Mane and McAlmond was shown, along with footage of them in sit-down interviews where each man talked about their respect for each other and why each have the respect for the stable as well, but both were confident that they could defeat the other, the sit-down interview footage also included McAlmond bringing up the outcome of Final Fight and said that Mane didn't beat him, Evolved Revolution allowed Mane to win the title.

IWEWrestling2012: /* Results */

IWEWrestling2012 — Mon, 10 Jul 2017 06:21:39 GMT

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-	\|[[The Enterprise (WIW professional wrestling)\|The Club of Chaos]] ([[Kooper McAlmond (WIW)\|Kooper McAlmond]], [[James Burdick (WIW)\|James Burdick]] and [[The Hooper Brothers (WIW)\|The Hoopers]] ([[Matt Hooper (WIW)\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper (WIW)\|Josh Hooper]])) defeated [[The Authority of Wrestling (MWA)\|Evolved Revolution]] ([[Jason Downing (WIW)\|Jason Downing]], [[Jacob George (WIW)\|Jacob George]] and [[Ryan Gleason and Brian Tobol (WIW)\|The New Age]] ([[Ryan Gleason (WIW)\|Ryan Gleason]] and [[Brian Tobol (WIW)\|Brian Tobol]]))	+	\|[[The Enterprise (WIW professional wrestling)\|The Club of Chaos]] ([[Kooper McAlmond (WIW)\|Kooper McAlmond]], [[James Burdick (WIW)\|James Burdick]] and [[The Hooper Brothers (WIW)\|The Hoopers]] ([[Matt Hooper (WIW)\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper (WIW)\|Josh Hooper]])) (with [[Kiela Belgarde (WIW)\|Kiela McAlmond]] and [[Dixie Hooper (WIW)\|Dixie Hooper]] defeated [[The Authority of Wrestling (MWA)\|Evolved Revolution]] ([[Jason Downing (WIW)\|Jason Downing]], [[Jacob George (WIW)\|Jacob George]] and [[Ryan Gleason and Brian Tobol (WIW)\|The New Age]] ([[Ryan Gleason (WIW)\|Ryan Gleason]] and [[Brian Tobol (WIW)\|Brian Tobol]])) (with [[Tia George (WIW)\|Tia George]] and [[Nici Blancher (WIW)\|Nici Blancher]])
	\|[[Professional wrestling tag team match types (WIW)#Multiple man teamed matches\|Eight-man tag team match]]		\|[[Professional wrestling tag team match types (WIW)#Multiple man teamed matches\|Eight-man tag team match]]
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	!10		!10
-	\|[[Tyler Mane]] (c) (with [[Renae Geerlings]] and [[Scout Taylor-Compton]]) vs. [[Kevin McAlmond (WIW)\|Kevin McAlmond]] (with [[Leah Messer\|Leah]])	+	\|[[Tyler Mane]] (c) (with [[Renae Geerlings]] and [[Scout Taylor-Compton]]) vs. [[Kevin McAlmond (WIW)\|Kevin McAlmond]] (with [[Leah Messer\|Leah]]) ended in a double disqualification
	\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Championship]]		\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Championship]]
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-	\|~~[[Jeremy Calvert]] vs.~~ [[Eric Stevens (WIW)\|Eric Stevens]] (with [[Victoria Lehr (WIW)\|Victoria Lehr]])	+	\|[[Eric Stevens (WIW)\|Eric Stevens]] (with [[Victoria Lehr (WIW)\|Victoria Lehr]]) defeated [[Jeremy Calvert]]
	\|Singles match		\|Singles match
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-	!	+	!4
-	\|[[~~Tyler Mane~~]] (c) (with [[~~Renae Geerlings~~]] and [[~~Scout Taylor-Compton~~]]) ~~vs.~~ [[~~Kevin McAlmond~~ (WIW)\|~~Kevin McAlmond~~]] ~~(with~~ [[~~Leah Messer~~\|~~Leah~~]])	+	\|[[Team Arrow (professional wrestling)\|Team Arrow]] ([[Stephen Amell\|Oliver Queen]] and [[David Ramsey\|John Diggle]]) (with [[Willa Holland\|Thea Queen]] and [[Emily Bett Rickards\|Felicity Smoak]]) defeated [[Seth Smith (WIW)\|Seth Smith]] [[Seth Smith and Craig Remsen (WIW)\|and]] [[Craig Remsen (WIW)\|Craig Remsen]] 6–5
-	\|~~Singles~~ match for the [[WIW World Championship]]	+	\|30-minute [[Iron Man Match (WIW)\|Iron Man match]] for the [[WIW World Tag Team Championship]]
	\|-		\|-
-	!	+	!5
-	\|[[~~Dustin Simpson~~ (WIW)\|~~Dustin Simpson~~]] ~~vs. [[Brady Hanson (WIW)\|Mad Hanson]]~~	+	\|[[Sari Pasma (WIW)\|Sari Pasma]] defeated [[Brittany Hiatt (WIW)\|Brittany Hiatt]] (c) by countout
-	~~\|First-ever [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Cages\|Hell on Eath]] [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Ambulance match\|Ambulance match]]~~	+
-	\|-	+
-	!	+
-	\|[[Brittany Hiatt (WIW)\|Brittany Hiatt]] (c) ~~vs. [[Sari Pasma (WIW)\|Sari Pasma]]~~	+
	\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Women's Championship]]		\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Women's Championship]]
	\|-		\|-
-	!	+	!6
-	\|[[Matt Borske (WIW)\|Matt Borske]] ~~vs.~~ [[Daniel Gonzalez (WIW)\|Daniel Gonzalez]]	+	\|[[Matt Borske (WIW)\|Matt Borske]] (with [[Ryan Borske (WIW)\|Ryan Borske]]) defeated [[Daniel Gonzalez (WIW)\|Daniel Gonzalez]] (with Victoria Lehr)
	\|Singles match for Borske's [[WIW International Championship]] shot		\|Singles match for Borske's [[WIW International Championship]] shot
	\|-		\|-
-	!	+	!7
-	\|[[~~Team Arrow~~ (~~professional wrestling~~)\|~~Team Arrow~~]] ~~([[Stephen Amell\|Oliver Queen]] and [[David Ramsey\|John Diggle]]) (with [[Willa Holland\|Thea Queen]] and [[Emily Bett Rickards\|Felicity Smoak]]) vs.~~ [[~~Seth Smith~~ (WIW)\|~~Seth Smith~~]] ~~[[Seth Smith and Craig Remsen (WIW)~~\|~~and]]~~ [[~~Craig Remsen~~ (WIW)\|~~Craig Remsen~~]]	+	\|[[Brady Hanson (WIW)\|Mad Hanson]] defeated [[Dustin Simpson (WIW)\|Dustin Simpson]]
-	~~\|30-minute~~ [[~~Iron Man Match~~ (WIW)\|~~Iron Man~~ match~~]] for the [[WIW World Tag Team Championship~~]]	+	\|First-ever [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Cages\|Hell on Eath]] [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Ambulance match\|Ambulance match]]
	\|-		\|-
-	!	+	!8
-	\|[[The Enterprise (WIW professional wrestling)\|The Club of Chaos]] ([[Kooper McAlmond (WIW)\|Kooper McAlmond]], [[James Burdick (WIW)\|James Burdick]] and [[The Hooper Brothers (WIW)\|The Hoopers]] ([[Matt Hooper (WIW)\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper (WIW)\|Josh Hooper]])) ~~vs.~~ [[The Authority of Wrestling (MWA)\|Evolved Revolution]] ([[Jason Downing (WIW)\|Jason Downing]], [[Jacob George (WIW)\|Jacob George]] and [[Ryan Gleason and Brian Tobol (WIW)\|The New Age]] ([[Ryan Gleason (WIW)\|Ryan Gleason]] and [[Brian Tobol (WIW)\|Brian Tobol]]))	+	\|[[Cameron Dana (WIW)\|Cam Dana]] defeated [[Joshua Klein (WIW)\|Joshua Klein]]
		+	\|Singles match
		+	\|-
		+	!9
		+	\|[[The Enterprise (WIW professional wrestling)\|The Club of Chaos]] ([[Kooper McAlmond (WIW)\|Kooper McAlmond]], [[James Burdick (WIW)\|James Burdick]] and [[The Hooper Brothers (WIW)\|The Hoopers]] ([[Matt Hooper (WIW)\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper (WIW)\|Josh Hooper]])) defeated [[The Authority of Wrestling (MWA)\|Evolved Revolution]] ([[Jason Downing (WIW)\|Jason Downing]], [[Jacob George (WIW)\|Jacob George]] and [[Ryan Gleason and Brian Tobol (WIW)\|The New Age]] ([[Ryan Gleason (WIW)\|Ryan Gleason]] and [[Brian Tobol (WIW)\|Brian Tobol]]))
	\|[[Professional wrestling tag team match types (WIW)#Multiple man teamed matches\|Eight-man tag team match]]		\|[[Professional wrestling tag team match types (WIW)#Multiple man teamed matches\|Eight-man tag team match]]
		+	\|-
		+	!10
		+	\|[[Tyler Mane]] (c) (with [[Renae Geerlings]] and [[Scout Taylor-Compton]]) vs. [[Kevin McAlmond (WIW)\|Kevin McAlmond]] (with [[Leah Messer\|Leah]])
		+	\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Championship]]
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	\| colspan="4"\|{{center\|(c) – refers to the champion(s) heading into the match<br>{{small\|'''P'''}} – indicates the match took place on the pre-show}}		\| colspan="4"\|{{center\|(c) – refers to the champion(s) heading into the match<br>{{small\|'''P'''}} – indicates the match took place on the pre-show}}

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-	\|[[Chris Gomez (WIW)\|Chris Gomez]] vs. [[~~Jon Rispens~~ (WIW)\|~~Jon Rispens~~]]	+	\|[[Jon Rispens (WIW)\|Jon Rispens]] defeated [[Chris Gomez (WIW)\|Chris Gomez]]
		+	\|Singles match
		+	\|-
		+	!3
		+	\|[[Jeremy Calvert]] vs. [[Eric Stevens (WIW)\|Eric Stevens]] (with [[Victoria Lehr (WIW)\|Victoria Lehr]])
	\|Singles match		\|Singles match
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	\|[[Brittany Hiatt (WIW)\|Brittany Hiatt]] (c) vs. [[Sari Pasma (WIW)\|Sari Pasma]]		\|[[Brittany Hiatt (WIW)\|Brittany Hiatt]] (c) vs. [[Sari Pasma (WIW)\|Sari Pasma]]
	\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Women's Championship]]		\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Women's Championship]]
-	\|-
-	!
-	~~\|[[Jeremy Calvert]] vs. [[Eric Stevens (WIW)\|Eric Stevens]] (with [[Victoria Lehr (WIW)\|Victoria Lehr]])~~
-	~~\|Singles match~~
	\|-		\|-
	!		!

IWEWrestling2012: /* Matches */

IWEWrestling2012 — Mon, 10 Jul 2017 03:11:23 GMT

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-	\|[[Tyler Mane]] (c) vs. [[Kevin McAlmond (WIW)\|Kevin McAlmond]]	+	\|[[Tyler Mane]] (c) (with [[Renae Geerlings]] and [[Scout Taylor-Compton]]) vs. [[Kevin McAlmond (WIW)\|Kevin McAlmond]] (with [[Leah Messer\|Leah]])
	\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Championship]]		\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Championship]]
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	On the June 8 episode of ''Dynamites Live'', [[Jackson Wilkins (WIW)\|Jackson Wilkins]] pinned [[WIW Dynamite Division Championship\|WIW Dynamite Division Champion]] [[Richard Allen (WIW)\|Richard Allen]] in a tag team match. On the June 14 episode of ''Rage'', Wilkins began lobbing for a shot at the Dynamites Championship, he went on to defeat [[Brandon Hill (WIW)\|Brandon Hill]]. The following week, he confronted Wilkins on giving him a shot at the Dynamites Championship, but Wilkins would decline resulting in Wilkins attacking Allen and stealing the Dynamites Championship. The following week, Allen confronted Wilkins and agreed to defend the title against him at Addicted to Chaos, if he could defeated [[Aaron Schmalzried (WIW)\|Aaron Schmalzried]] and [[Brian Tobol (WIW)\|Brian Tobol]] in a triple threat match, Allen pinned Schmalzried to win the match and earn a shot at the Dynamites Championship, Allen attacked Wilkins with the title. the Dynamite Division Championship match was scheduled for the pre-show.		On the June 8 episode of ''Dynamites Live'', [[Jackson Wilkins (WIW)\|Jackson Wilkins]] pinned [[WIW Dynamite Division Championship\|WIW Dynamite Division Champion]] [[Richard Allen (WIW)\|Richard Allen]] in a tag team match. On the June 14 episode of ''Rage'', Wilkins began lobbing for a shot at the Dynamites Championship, he went on to defeat [[Brandon Hill (WIW)\|Brandon Hill]]. The following week, he confronted Wilkins on giving him a shot at the Dynamites Championship, but Wilkins would decline resulting in Wilkins attacking Allen and stealing the Dynamites Championship. The following week, Allen confronted Wilkins and agreed to defend the title against him at Addicted to Chaos, if he could defeated [[Aaron Schmalzried (WIW)\|Aaron Schmalzried]] and [[Brian Tobol (WIW)\|Brian Tobol]] in a triple threat match, Allen pinned Schmalzried to win the match and earn a shot at the Dynamites Championship, Allen attacked Wilkins with the title. the Dynamite Division Championship match was scheduled for the pre-show.
		+
		+	In January 2017, [[Jeremy Calvert]] debuted in WIW, algining with [[Matt Borske (WIW)\|Matt Borske]]'s version of the [[The Authority of Wrestling (MWA)\|Evolved Revolution]] and began to feud with [[The Enterprise (WIW professional wrestling)\|The Club of Chaos]], winning the [[WIW International Championship]] from then-champion, [[Dustin Simpson (WIW)\|Dustin Simpson]]. At [[WIW World War (2017)\|World War]], Calvert teamed with Borske to retain the WIW International Championship by pinning Simpson. At SuperBrawl IX, Calvert lost the WIW International Championship to the Club of Chaos leader, [[Kevin McAlmond (WIW)\|Kevin McAlmond]]. He received his rematch against McAlmond at [[WIW Chaos Theory (2017)\|Chaos Theory]], but [[Eric Stevens (WIW)\|Eric Stevens]] made his debut alongside his girlfriend, [[Victoria Lehr (WIW)\|Victoria Lehr]] and assaulted McAlmond causing in Calvert to lose by disqualification. The follow Wednesday on ''Rage'', Calvert confronted Stevens in to a reason why he screwed him, Stevens attacked Calvert, kicking him out of the group. The following week, Stevens was confronted by leader of Evolved Revolution [[Matt Borske (WIW)\|Matt Borske]], his brother [[Ryan Borske (WIW)\|Ryan Borske]] and [[The Erickson Brothers (WIW)\|The Erickson's]] in on explanation of what he was doing resulting in Stevens, [[Ryan Gleason (WIW)\|Ryan Gleason]] and [[Brian Tobol (WIW)\|Brian Tobol]], now being called [[Ryan Gleason and Brian Tobol (WIW)\|The New Age]] attacked [[The Borske Brothers (WIW)\|The Borske's]] and The Erickson's, resulting in Stevens taking up leadership of the faction. At Hardcore Heaven, [[Matt Borske (WIW)\|Matt Borske]] defeated [[Eric Stevens (WIW)\|Eric Stevens]] in a [[Last Man Standing Match (WIW)\|Last Man Standing]] [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Cages\|Steel Asylum match]] due to interference from Jeremy Calvert to become the number one contender to the WIW International Championship at a later date, with Evolved Revolution and Ryan Borske are banned from ringside. The following Wednesday, Calvert cost Stevens a match against McAlmond, Stevens confronted Rex Martin wanting a match with Calvert. Later that night, Martin officially scheduled a match between Calvert and Stevens at Addicted to Chaos.
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		+	At Hardcore Heaven, Matt Borske defeated Eric Stevens Last Man Standing Steel Asylum match to become the number one contender to the WIW International Championship at a later date. The following Wednesday, Borske was excommunicated from Evolved Revolution and attacked by Gleason, Tobol, Gonzalez and Stevens along with Ryan Broske and the Erickson Brothers. The following week, Borske attacked Gonzalez as he was arriving to the arena and put him head first through a car window, Gonzalez was out of action for a few weeks due to the injuries he had sustained. On the June 28 episode of ''Rage'', during a tag team match where Borske was teaming with Kevin McAlmond against Eric Stevens and Ryan Gleason, Gonzalez returned and attacked Borske after the match. The following week, Gonzalez challenged Borske for a match at Addicted to Chaos, Borske accepted, Gonzalez persuaded Borske into put his International Title shot on the line which Borske did before attacking Gonzalez again.
		+
		+	At Hardcore Heaven, [[Team Arrow (WIW professional wrestling)\|Team Arrow]] ([[Stephen Amell\|Oliver Queen]] and [[David Ramsey\|John Diggle]]) defeated the defending WIW World Tag Team Champions [[The Enterprise (WIW)\|The Club of Chaos]] ([[Matt Hooper (WIW)\|Matt Hooper]] and [[James Burdick (WIW)\|James Burdick]]) and [[Seth Smith (WIW)\|Seth Smith]] and [[Craig Remsen (WIW)\|Craig Remsen]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Basic non-elimination matches\|Triple Threat]] [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Steel cage match\|Tag team Steel Cage match]] to win their first [[WIW World Tag Team Championship]]. Burdick and Hooper invoked their championship rematch for the June 14 episode of ''Rage'' and was defeated due to interference from Smith and Remsen. The following week, Smith and Remsen defeated Hooper and Burdick by countout to become the soul number one contenders to the WIW World Tag Team Championship. The following week, Team Arrow teamed with Dustin Simpson and defeated the team of Smith, Remson and [[Rick Wills (WIW)\|Rick Wills]]. On the July 5 episode of ''Rage'', General Manager Rex Martin announced that Smith and Ramsen would face Team Arrow for the titles at Addicted to Chaos, Smith and Ramsen wanted the match to be a 30-Minute [[Iron Man Match (WIW)\|Iron Man match]], Martin informed them that if Smith could defeat Ramsey in a singles match, then the match would be a Iron Man match. Later that night, Smith defeated Ramsey after interference from Ramsen and the match was made a 30-Minute Iron Man match.
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		+	On the July 5 episode of ''Rage'', [[Jason Downing (WIW)\|Jason Downing]], [[Jacob George (WIW)\|Jacob George]] and [[Tia George (WIW)\|Tia George]] aided Gleason and Tobol in an all out attack on [[Kooper McAlmond (WIW)\|Kooper McAlmond]], [[The Hooper Brothers (WIW)\|The Hoopers]] and James Burdick in the parking lot of the arena as they arrived. The next day via the WIW facebook page, Stevens revealed Downing, Jacob and Tia were new members of the new and improved Evolved Revolution. On July 8 via the WIW facebook page, that Kooper McALmond, James Burdick and The Hoopers ([[Matt Hooper (WIW)\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper (WIW)\|Josh Hooper]]) would face Evolved Revolution members Jason Downing, Jacob George and [[Ryan Gleason and Brian Tobol (WIW)\|The New Age]] (Ryan Gleason and Brian Tobol) in an [[Professional wrestling tag team match types (WIW)#Multiple man teamed matches\|Eight-man tag team match]] at Addicted to Chaos.

	==Matches==		==Matches==

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	The card will include matches resulting from scripted storylines and have results predetermined by [[World Incorporated Wrestling\|WIW]] on the [[WIW Rage\|Rage]] [[WIW Brand Extension\|brand]]. Storylines are produced on WIW's weekly television show ''Wednesday Night Rage'' and ''[[WIW Dynamites Live\|Dynamites Live]]'', the latter of which is [[Cruiserweights (professional wrestling)\|Dynamite Division]]-exclusive.		The card will include matches resulting from scripted storylines and have results predetermined by [[World Incorporated Wrestling\|WIW]] on the [[WIW Rage\|Rage]] [[WIW Brand Extension\|brand]]. Storylines are produced on WIW's weekly television show ''Wednesday Night Rage'' and ''[[WIW Dynamites Live\|Dynamites Live]]'', the latter of which is [[Cruiserweights (professional wrestling)\|Dynamite Division]]-exclusive.

-	At [[WIW Final Fight (2017)\|Final Fight]], [[Tyler Mane]] defeated [[Kevin McAlmond (WIW)\|Kevin McAlmond]] to win his first [[WIW World Championship]], after interference from when [[Jeremy Calvert]] and other members [[The Authority of Wrestling (MWA)\|Evolved Revolution]] interfered and cost McAlmond the title. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', McAlmond announced that instead of invoking his rematch for the WIW World Championship, he would challenge Calvert for the [[WIW International Championship]]. At [[WIW SuperBrawl 9\|SuperBrawl IX]], McAlmond defeated Calvert to win the WIW International Championship, and in the same night Mane defeated [[Michael Phelps]] and [[Chris LaGreca (WIW)\|LaGreca]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Basic elimination match\|Triple threat elimination match]] to retain the WIW World Championship, Mane then went absent from Rage for several weeks due to his status as a part-time wrestler. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', McAlmond made his intentions clear that he wanted the WIW World Championship back. At [[WIW Hardcore Heaven (2017)\|Hardcore Heaven]], Kevin McAlmond defeated [[Dustin Simpson (WIW)\|Dustin Simpson]], [[Chris Gomez (WIW)\|Chris Gomez]], [[Cody McDuffie (WIW)\|Cody McDuffie]] and [[Jon Rispens (WIW)\|Jon Rispens]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Basic non-elimination matches\|Fatal 5-Way Hardcore Heaven Rules match]] to become the number one contender for the WIW World Championship, while also retaining the WIW International Championship. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', Mane confronted McAlmond which ended in a brawl between the two, which was broken up by the entire Rage locker room, including the [[The Enterprise (WIW professional wrestling)\|Club of Chaos]] (of which both men are aligned with). On the June 21 episode of ''Rage'', a video package of Mane and McAlmond was shown, along with footage of them in sit-down interviews where each man talked about their respect for each other and why each have the respect for the stable as well, but both were confident that they could defeat the other, the sit-down interview footage also included McAlmond bringing up the outcome of Final Fight and said that Mane didn't beat him, Evolved Revolution allowed Mane to win the title.	+	At [[WIW Final Fight (2017)\|Final Fight]], [[Tyler Mane]] defeated [[Kevin McAlmond (WIW)\|Kevin McAlmond]] to win his first [[WIW World Championship]], after interference from when [[Jeremy Calvert]] and other members [[The Authority of Wrestling (MWA)\|Evolved Revolution]] interfered and cost McAlmond the title. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', McAlmond announced that instead of invoking his rematch for the WIW World Championship, he would challenge Calvert for the [[WIW International Championship]]. At [[WIW SuperBrawl 9\|SuperBrawl IX]], McAlmond defeated Calvert to win the WIW International Championship, and in the same night Mane defeated [[Michael Phelps]] and [[Chris LaGreca (WIW)\|Chris LaGreca]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Basic elimination match\|Triple threat elimination match]] to retain the WIW World Championship, Mane then went absent from Rage for several weeks due to his status as a part-time wrestler. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', McAlmond made his intentions clear that he wanted the WIW World Championship back. At [[WIW Hardcore Heaven (2017)\|Hardcore Heaven]], Kevin McAlmond defeated [[Dustin Simpson (WIW)\|Dustin Simpson]], [[Chris Gomez (WIW)\|Chris Gomez]], [[Cody McDuffie (WIW)\|Cody McDuffie]] and [[Jon Rispens (WIW)\|Jon Rispens]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Basic non-elimination matches\|Fatal 5-Way Hardcore Heaven Rules match]] to become the number one contender for the WIW World Championship, while also retaining the WIW International Championship. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', Mane confronted McAlmond which ended in a brawl between the two, which was broken up by the entire Rage locker room, including the [[The Enterprise (WIW professional wrestling)\|Club of Chaos]] (of which both men are aligned with). On the June 21 episode of ''Rage'', a video package of Mane and McAlmond was shown, along with footage of them in sit-down interviews where each man talked about their respect for each other and why each have the respect for the stable as well, but both were confident that they could defeat the other, the sit-down interview footage also included McAlmond bringing up the outcome of Final Fight and said that Mane didn't beat him, Evolved Revolution allowed Mane to win the title.

	At [[WIW Chaos Theory (2017)\|Chaos Thory]], [[Brady Hanson (WIW)\|Mad Hanson]] defeated [[Dustin Simpson (WIW)\|Dustin Simpson]]. After their match, Hanson continued to attack Simpson with various weapons including the steel steps, chairs, chains and tables. Immidiatly after as Simpson was about to be taken to a medical facility, Hanson appeared and attepted to attack Simpson, injuring him futer. However, Simpson retaliated and slammed Hanson into a table, hitting him with a chair and using the ambulance door on Hanson's head and shoulder multiple times. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', General Manager [[Rex Martin (WIW)\|Rex Martin]] addressed the condition of both Simpson and Hanson and informed the WIW Universe that both men were injured, but were not finished with each other. The following week, Hanson, in a arm sling and neck brace, said that after he was finished with Simpson, he wanted a shot at the WIW World Championship, whoever it may be. Later that night during Hanson's match against [[Joe Smith (WIW)\|Joe Smith]] which saw interference from [[Ryan Barnhart (WIW)\|Ryan Barnhart]] attacking Smith. After the match, however, Simpson came out and attacked Hanson, targeting his shoulder and neck with a steel chair, before sending Hanson through the announcers table. It was revealed the Hanson would be out with an injury due to the attack and would be inactive for up to six months. On the June 21 episode of ''Rage'', Simpson announced that he wanted to face whoever the WIW World Champion was at [[WIW SummerBash (2017)\|SummberBash]]. Later that night during a match against [[Eric Stevens (WIW)\|Eric Stevens]], Hanson returned and cost Simpson his match. After he attacked Simpson, Hanson challenged him to a new type of match in WIW called a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Cages\|Hell on Eath]] (which will be a type of Cage/Cell match, with the door opened and weapons hanging all around the cage) [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Ambulance match\|Ambulance match]] at Addicted to Chaos, which was made official by Martin later that night.		At [[WIW Chaos Theory (2017)\|Chaos Thory]], [[Brady Hanson (WIW)\|Mad Hanson]] defeated [[Dustin Simpson (WIW)\|Dustin Simpson]]. After their match, Hanson continued to attack Simpson with various weapons including the steel steps, chairs, chains and tables. Immidiatly after as Simpson was about to be taken to a medical facility, Hanson appeared and attepted to attack Simpson, injuring him futer. However, Simpson retaliated and slammed Hanson into a table, hitting him with a chair and using the ambulance door on Hanson's head and shoulder multiple times. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', General Manager [[Rex Martin (WIW)\|Rex Martin]] addressed the condition of both Simpson and Hanson and informed the WIW Universe that both men were injured, but were not finished with each other. The following week, Hanson, in a arm sling and neck brace, said that after he was finished with Simpson, he wanted a shot at the WIW World Championship, whoever it may be. Later that night during Hanson's match against [[Joe Smith (WIW)\|Joe Smith]] which saw interference from [[Ryan Barnhart (WIW)\|Ryan Barnhart]] attacking Smith. After the match, however, Simpson came out and attacked Hanson, targeting his shoulder and neck with a steel chair, before sending Hanson through the announcers table. It was revealed the Hanson would be out with an injury due to the attack and would be inactive for up to six months. On the June 21 episode of ''Rage'', Simpson announced that he wanted to face whoever the WIW World Champion was at [[WIW SummerBash (2017)\|SummberBash]]. Later that night during a match against [[Eric Stevens (WIW)\|Eric Stevens]], Hanson returned and cost Simpson his match. After he attacked Simpson, Hanson challenged him to a new type of match in WIW called a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Cages\|Hell on Eath]] (which will be a type of Cage/Cell match, with the door opened and weapons hanging all around the cage) [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Ambulance match\|Ambulance match]] at Addicted to Chaos, which was made official by Martin later that night.

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	The card will include matches resulting from scripted storylines and have results predetermined by [[World Incorporated Wrestling\|WIW]] on the [[WIW Rage\|Rage]] [[WIW Brand Extension\|brand]]. Storylines are produced on WIW's weekly television show ''Wednesday Night Rage'' and ''[[WIW Dynamites Live\|Dynamites Live]]'', the latter of which is [[Cruiserweights (professional wrestling)\|Dynamite Division]]-exclusive.		The card will include matches resulting from scripted storylines and have results predetermined by [[World Incorporated Wrestling\|WIW]] on the [[WIW Rage\|Rage]] [[WIW Brand Extension\|brand]]. Storylines are produced on WIW's weekly television show ''Wednesday Night Rage'' and ''[[WIW Dynamites Live\|Dynamites Live]]'', the latter of which is [[Cruiserweights (professional wrestling)\|Dynamite Division]]-exclusive.

-	At [[WIW Final Fight (2017)\|Final Fight]], [[Tyler Mane]] defeated [[Kevin McAlmond (WIW)\|Kevin McAlmond]] to win his first [[WIW World Championship]], after interference from when [[Jeremy Calvert]] and other members [[The Authority of Wrestling (MWA)\|Evolved Revolution]] interfered and cost McAlmond the title. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', McAlmond announced that instead of invoking his rematch for the WIW World Championship, he would challenge Calvert for the [[WIW International Championship]]. At [[WIW SuperBrawl 9\|SuperBrawl IX]], McAlmond defeated Calvert to win the WIW International Championship, and in the same night Mane defeated [[Michael Phelps]] and [[Chris LaGreca (WIW)\|LaGreca]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Basic elimination match\|Triple threat elimination match]] to retain the WIW World Championship, Mane then went absent from Rage for several weeks due to his status as a part-time wrestler. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', McAlmond made his intentions clear that he wanted the WIW World Championship back. At [[WIW Hardcore Heaven (2017)\|Hardcore Heaven]], Kevin McAlmond defeated [[Dustin Simpson (WIW)\|Dustin Simpson]], [[Chris Gomez (WIW)\|Chris Gomez]], [[Cody McDuffie (WIW)\|Cody McDuffie]] and [[Jon Rispens (WIW)\|Jon Rispens]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Basic non-elimination matches\|Fatal 5-Way Hardcore Heaven Rules match]] to become the number one contender for the WIW World Championship, while also retaining the WIW International Championship. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', Mane confronted McAlmond which ended in a brawl between the two, which was broken up by the entire Rage locker room, including the [[The Enterprise (WIW professional wrestling)\|Club of Chaos]] (of which both men are aligned with). On the June 21 episode of ''Rage'', a video package of Mane and McAlmond was shown, along with footage of them in sit-down interviews where each man talked about their respect for each other and why each have the respect for the stable as well, but both were confident that they could defeat the other, the sit-down interview footage also included McAlmond bringing up the outcome of Final Fight and said that Mane didn't beat him, Evolved Revolution allowed Mane to win the title.	+	At [[WIW Final Fight (2017)\|Final Fight]], [[Tyler Mane]] defeated [[Kevin McAlmond (WIW)\|Kevin McAlmond]] to win his first [[WIW World Championship]], after interference from when [[Jeremy Calvert]] and other members [[The Authority of Wrestling (MWA)\|Evolved Revolution]] interfered and cost McAlmond the title. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', McAlmond announced that instead of invoking his rematch for the WIW World Championship, he would challenge Calvert for the [[WIW International Championship]]. At [[WIW SuperBrawl 9\|SuperBrawl IX]], McAlmond defeated Calvert to win the WIW International Championship, and in the same night Mane defeated [[Michael Phelps]] and [[Chris LaGreca (WIW)\|Chris LaGreca]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Basic elimination match\|Triple threat elimination match]] to retain the WIW World Championship, Mane then went absent from Rage for several weeks due to his status as a part-time wrestler. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', McAlmond made his intentions clear that he wanted the WIW World Championship back. At [[WIW Hardcore Heaven (2017)\|Hardcore Heaven]], Kevin McAlmond defeated [[Dustin Simpson (WIW)\|Dustin Simpson]], [[Chris Gomez (WIW)\|Chris Gomez]], [[Cody McDuffie (WIW)\|Cody McDuffie]] and [[Jon Rispens (WIW)\|Jon Rispens]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Basic non-elimination matches\|Fatal 5-Way Hardcore Heaven Rules match]] to become the number one contender for the WIW World Championship, while also retaining the WIW International Championship. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', Mane confronted McAlmond which ended in a brawl between the two, which was broken up by the entire Rage locker room, including the [[The Enterprise (WIW professional wrestling)\|Club of Chaos]] (of which both men are aligned with). On the June 21 episode of ''Rage'', a video package of Mane and McAlmond was shown, along with footage of them in sit-down interviews where each man talked about their respect for each other and why each have the respect for the stable as well, but both were confident that they could defeat the other, the sit-down interview footage also included McAlmond bringing up the outcome of Final Fight and said that Mane didn't beat him, Evolved Revolution allowed Mane to win the title.

	At [[WIW Chaos Theory (2017)\|Chaos Thory]], [[Brady Hanson (WIW)\|Mad Hanson]] defeated [[Dustin Simpson (WIW)\|Dustin Simpson]]. After their match, Hanson continued to attack Simpson with various weapons including the steel steps, chairs, chains and tables. Immidiatly after as Simpson was about to be taken to a medical facility, Hanson appeared and attepted to attack Simpson, injuring him futer. However, Simpson retaliated and slammed Hanson into a table, hitting him with a chair and using the ambulance door on Hanson's head and shoulder multiple times. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', General Manager [[Rex Martin (WIW)\|Rex Martin]] addressed the condition of both Simpson and Hanson and informed the WIW Universe that both men were injured, but were not finished with each other. The following week, Hanson, in a arm sling and neck brace, said that after he was finished with Simpson, he wanted a shot at the WIW World Championship, whoever it may be. Later that night during Hanson's match against [[Joe Smith (WIW)\|Joe Smith]] which saw interference from [[Ryan Barnhart (WIW)\|Ryan Barnhart]] attacking Smith. After the match, however, Simpson came out and attacked Hanson, targeting his shoulder and neck with a steel chair, before sending Hanson through the announcers table. It was revealed the Hanson would be out with an injury due to the attack and would be inactive for up to six months. On the June 21 episode of ''Rage'', Simpson announced that he wanted to face whoever the WIW World Champion was at [[WIW SummerBash (2017)\|SummberBash]]. Later that night during a match against [[Eric Stevens (WIW)\|Eric Stevens]], Hanson returned and cost Simpson his match. After he attacked Simpson, Hanson challenged him to a new type of match in WIW called a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Cages\|Hell on Eath]] (which will be a type of Cage/Cell match, with the door opened and weapons hanging all around the cage) [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Ambulance match\|Ambulance match]] at Addicted to Chaos, which was made official by Martin later that night.		At [[WIW Chaos Theory (2017)\|Chaos Thory]], [[Brady Hanson (WIW)\|Mad Hanson]] defeated [[Dustin Simpson (WIW)\|Dustin Simpson]]. After their match, Hanson continued to attack Simpson with various weapons including the steel steps, chairs, chains and tables. Immidiatly after as Simpson was about to be taken to a medical facility, Hanson appeared and attepted to attack Simpson, injuring him futer. However, Simpson retaliated and slammed Hanson into a table, hitting him with a chair and using the ambulance door on Hanson's head and shoulder multiple times. The following Wednesday on ''Rage'', General Manager [[Rex Martin (WIW)\|Rex Martin]] addressed the condition of both Simpson and Hanson and informed the WIW Universe that both men were injured, but were not finished with each other. The following week, Hanson, in a arm sling and neck brace, said that after he was finished with Simpson, he wanted a shot at the WIW World Championship, whoever it may be. Later that night during Hanson's match against [[Joe Smith (WIW)\|Joe Smith]] which saw interference from [[Ryan Barnhart (WIW)\|Ryan Barnhart]] attacking Smith. After the match, however, Simpson came out and attacked Hanson, targeting his shoulder and neck with a steel chair, before sending Hanson through the announcers table. It was revealed the Hanson would be out with an injury due to the attack and would be inactive for up to six months. On the June 21 episode of ''Rage'', Simpson announced that he wanted to face whoever the WIW World Champion was at [[WIW SummerBash (2017)\|SummberBash]]. Later that night during a match against [[Eric Stevens (WIW)\|Eric Stevens]], Hanson returned and cost Simpson his match. After he attacked Simpson, Hanson challenged him to a new type of match in WIW called a [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Cages\|Hell on Eath]] (which will be a type of Cage/Cell match, with the door opened and weapons hanging all around the cage) [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Ambulance match\|Ambulance match]] at Addicted to Chaos, which was made official by Martin later that night.

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	On the July 5 episode of ''Rage'', [[Jason Downing (WIW)\|Jason Downing]], [[Jacob George (WIW)\|Jacob George]] and [[Tia George (WIW)\|Tia George]] aided Gleason and Tobol in an all out attack on [[Kooper McAlmond (WIW)\|Kooper McAlmond]], [[The Hooper Brothers (WIW)\|The Hoopers]] and James Burdick in the parking lot of the arena as they arrived. The next day via the WIW facebook page, Stevens revealed Downing, Jacob and Tia were new members of the new and improved Evolved Revolution. On July 8 via the WIW facebook page, that Kooper McALmond, James Burdick and The Hoopers ([[Matt Hooper (WIW)\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper (WIW)\|Josh Hooper]]) would face Evolved Revolution members Jason Downing, Jacob George and [[Ryan Gleason and Brian Tobol (WIW)\|The New Age]] (Ryan Gleason and Brian Tobol) in an [[Professional wrestling tag team match types (WIW)#Multiple man teamed matches\|Eight-man tag team match]] at Addicted to Chaos.		On the July 5 episode of ''Rage'', [[Jason Downing (WIW)\|Jason Downing]], [[Jacob George (WIW)\|Jacob George]] and [[Tia George (WIW)\|Tia George]] aided Gleason and Tobol in an all out attack on [[Kooper McAlmond (WIW)\|Kooper McAlmond]], [[The Hooper Brothers (WIW)\|The Hoopers]] and James Burdick in the parking lot of the arena as they arrived. The next day via the WIW facebook page, Stevens revealed Downing, Jacob and Tia were new members of the new and improved Evolved Revolution. On July 8 via the WIW facebook page, that Kooper McALmond, James Burdick and The Hoopers ([[Matt Hooper (WIW)\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper (WIW)\|Josh Hooper]]) would face Evolved Revolution members Jason Downing, Jacob George and [[Ryan Gleason and Brian Tobol (WIW)\|The New Age]] (Ryan Gleason and Brian Tobol) in an [[Professional wrestling tag team match types (WIW)#Multiple man teamed matches\|Eight-man tag team match]] at Addicted to Chaos.

-	==~~Matches~~==	+	==Results==
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-	\|[[Richard Allen (WIW)\|Richard Allen]] (c) ~~vs.~~ [[Jackson Wilkins (WIW)\|Jackson Wilkins]]	+	\|[[Richard Allen (WIW)\|Richard Allen]] (c) defeated [[Jackson Wilkins (WIW)\|Jackson Wilkins]]
	\|[[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Variations of singles matches\|Singles match]] for the [[WIW Dynamite Division Championship]]		\|[[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Variations of singles matches\|Singles match]] for the [[WIW Dynamite Division Championship]]
	\|-		\|-
	!2		!2
		+	\|[[Chris Gomez (WIW)\|Chris Gomez]] vs. [[Jon Rispens (WIW)\|Jon Rispens]]
		+	\|Singles match
		+	\|-
		+	!
	\|[[Tyler Mane]] (c) (with [[Renae Geerlings]] and [[Scout Taylor-Compton]]) vs. [[Kevin McAlmond (WIW)\|Kevin McAlmond]] (with [[Leah Messer\|Leah]])		\|[[Tyler Mane]] (c) (with [[Renae Geerlings]] and [[Scout Taylor-Compton]]) vs. [[Kevin McAlmond (WIW)\|Kevin McAlmond]] (with [[Leah Messer\|Leah]])
	\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Championship]]		\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Championship]]
	\|-		\|-
-	!3	+	!
	\|[[Dustin Simpson (WIW)\|Dustin Simpson]] vs. [[Brady Hanson (WIW)\|Mad Hanson]]		\|[[Dustin Simpson (WIW)\|Dustin Simpson]] vs. [[Brady Hanson (WIW)\|Mad Hanson]]
	\|First-ever [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Cages\|Hell on Eath]] [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Ambulance match\|Ambulance match]]		\|First-ever [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Cages\|Hell on Eath]] [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)#Ambulance match\|Ambulance match]]
	\|-		\|-
-	!4	+	!
	\|[[Brittany Hiatt (WIW)\|Brittany Hiatt]] (c) vs. [[Sari Pasma (WIW)\|Sari Pasma]]		\|[[Brittany Hiatt (WIW)\|Brittany Hiatt]] (c) vs. [[Sari Pasma (WIW)\|Sari Pasma]]
	\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Women's Championship]]		\|Singles match for the [[WIW World Women's Championship]]
	\|-		\|-
-	!5	+	!
-	~~\|[[Chris Gomez (WIW)\|Chris Gomez]] vs. [[Jon Rispens (WIW)\|Jon Rispens]]~~	+
-	~~\|Singles match~~	+
-	\|-	+
-	!6	+
	\|[[Jeremy Calvert]] vs. [[Eric Stevens (WIW)\|Eric Stevens]] (with [[Victoria Lehr (WIW)\|Victoria Lehr]])		\|[[Jeremy Calvert]] vs. [[Eric Stevens (WIW)\|Eric Stevens]] (with [[Victoria Lehr (WIW)\|Victoria Lehr]])
	\|Singles match		\|Singles match
	\|-		\|-
-	!7	+	!
	\|[[Matt Borske (WIW)\|Matt Borske]] vs. [[Daniel Gonzalez (WIW)\|Daniel Gonzalez]]		\|[[Matt Borske (WIW)\|Matt Borske]] vs. [[Daniel Gonzalez (WIW)\|Daniel Gonzalez]]
	\|Singles match for Borske's [[WIW International Championship]] shot		\|Singles match for Borske's [[WIW International Championship]] shot
	\|-		\|-
-	!8	+	!
	\|[[Team Arrow (professional wrestling)\|Team Arrow]] ([[Stephen Amell\|Oliver Queen]] and [[David Ramsey\|John Diggle]]) (with [[Willa Holland\|Thea Queen]] and [[Emily Bett Rickards\|Felicity Smoak]]) vs. [[Seth Smith (WIW)\|Seth Smith]] [[Seth Smith and Craig Remsen (WIW)\|and]] [[Craig Remsen (WIW)\|Craig Remsen]]		\|[[Team Arrow (professional wrestling)\|Team Arrow]] ([[Stephen Amell\|Oliver Queen]] and [[David Ramsey\|John Diggle]]) (with [[Willa Holland\|Thea Queen]] and [[Emily Bett Rickards\|Felicity Smoak]]) vs. [[Seth Smith (WIW)\|Seth Smith]] [[Seth Smith and Craig Remsen (WIW)\|and]] [[Craig Remsen (WIW)\|Craig Remsen]]
	\|30-minute [[Iron Man Match (WIW)\|Iron Man match]] for the [[WIW World Tag Team Championship]]		\|30-minute [[Iron Man Match (WIW)\|Iron Man match]] for the [[WIW World Tag Team Championship]]
	\|-		\|-
-	!9	+	!
	\|[[The Enterprise (WIW professional wrestling)\|The Club of Chaos]] ([[Kooper McAlmond (WIW)\|Kooper McAlmond]], [[James Burdick (WIW)\|James Burdick]] and [[The Hooper Brothers (WIW)\|The Hoopers]] ([[Matt Hooper (WIW)\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper (WIW)\|Josh Hooper]])) vs. [[The Authority of Wrestling (MWA)\|Evolved Revolution]] ([[Jason Downing (WIW)\|Jason Downing]], [[Jacob George (WIW)\|Jacob George]] and [[Ryan Gleason and Brian Tobol (WIW)\|The New Age]] ([[Ryan Gleason (WIW)\|Ryan Gleason]] and [[Brian Tobol (WIW)\|Brian Tobol]]))		\|[[The Enterprise (WIW professional wrestling)\|The Club of Chaos]] ([[Kooper McAlmond (WIW)\|Kooper McAlmond]], [[James Burdick (WIW)\|James Burdick]] and [[The Hooper Brothers (WIW)\|The Hoopers]] ([[Matt Hooper (WIW)\|Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper (WIW)\|Josh Hooper]])) vs. [[The Authority of Wrestling (MWA)\|Evolved Revolution]] ([[Jason Downing (WIW)\|Jason Downing]], [[Jacob George (WIW)\|Jacob George]] and [[Ryan Gleason and Brian Tobol (WIW)\|The New Age]] ([[Ryan Gleason (WIW)\|Ryan Gleason]] and [[Brian Tobol (WIW)\|Brian Tobol]]))
	\|[[Professional wrestling tag team match types (WIW)#Multiple man teamed matches\|Eight-man tag team match]]		\|[[Professional wrestling tag team match types (WIW)#Multiple man teamed matches\|Eight-man tag team match]]