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==Background==
==Background==
Battleground features professional wrestling matches that will involve wrestlers from pre-existing feuds, [[Plot (Narrative)|plots]], and [[Narrative Thread|storylines]] that play out on IWE's primary television programs, ''[[IWE Raw|Raw]]'' and ''[[IWE SmackDown|SmackDown]]''. Wrestlers portrayed [[Heel|villains]] or [[Face|heroes]] as they followed a series of events that built tension and culminated in a wrestling match or series of matches.
Battleground features professional wrestling matches that will involve wrestlers from pre-existing feuds, [[Plot (Narrative)|plots]], and [[Narrative Thread|storylines]] that play out on IWE's primary television programs, ''[[IWE Raw|Raw]]'' and ''[[IWE SmackDown|SmackDown]]''. Wrestlers portrayed [[Heel|villains]] or [[Face|heroes]] as they followed a series of events that built tension and culminated in a wrestling match or series of matches.
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After defeating [[Kevin McAlmond]] at [[IWE Night of Champions (2013)|Night of Champions]] for the [[IWE Championship]], [[Kody Brown]] was stripped of the title after referee [[Scott Armstrong (wrestling referee)|Scott Armstrong]] admitted to a fast 3-count. However, [[Triple K]] did not give Orton the title back since he and his wife [[Kaila Matteson]] believed that McAlmond's performance at Night of Champions was not what they wanted the face of the IWE to be, stating that they wanted the more ruthless McAlmond that they feuded with previously. It was then announced that Kody Brown and Kevin McAlmond would face off once more for the vacant championship.
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At Night of Champions [[Kyle Szatkowski|Rob Van Dam]] faced the champion [[Justin Marlen|Alberto Del Rio]] for the [[World Heavyweight Championship (IWE)|World Heavyweight Championship]] in which Van Dam won by disqualification. On the September 20th episode of ''SmackDown'', Triple K gave Van Dam a rematch with Del Rio at Battleground for the World Heavyweight Championship. Immediately afterwards, Del Rio would proceed to viciously assault RVD backstage.
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[[Justin Eldridge|CM Punk]] began feuding with [[Paul Heyman]] in July after Heyman cost him the [[Money in the Bank Ladder Match|Money in the Bank ladder match]] for a [[IWE Championship]] contract. This resulted in Punk fighting and losing to [[Rob Lesnar]] at [[IWE SummerSlam (2013)|SummerSlam (2013)]]. Punk continued to feud with Heyman and his other client, [[Kooper McAlmond|Curtis Axel]] resulting in a handicap elimination match at [[IWE Night of Champions (2013)|Night of Champions (2013)]]. After Axel was eliminated, Punk handcuffed and beat down Heyman much like Heyman had done to him a couple of weeks prior on ''Raw''. However, [[Chris Reeves|Ryback]] made the save, putting Punk through a table and costing him the match. On the September 23 episode of ''Raw'' it was announced that Punk would face Ryback at Battleground.
==Matches==
==Matches==

Revision as of 09:31, 25 September 2013

Battleground
Imformation
Promotion IWE
Date October 6, 2013
Venue First Niagara Center
City Buffalo, New York
Pay-per-view chronology
Night of
Champions
(2013)
Battleground Hell in a Cell
(2013)

Battleground is a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by IWE. It will take place on October 6, 2013 at the First Niagara Center in Buffalo, New York. This pay-per-view was announced on the July 29 Monday Night Raw as the new October IWE pay-per-view, replacing Over the Limit.

Background

Battleground features professional wrestling matches that will involve wrestlers from pre-existing feuds, plots, and storylines that play out on IWE's primary television programs, Raw and SmackDown. Wrestlers portrayed villains or heroes as they followed a series of events that built tension and culminated in a wrestling match or series of matches.

After defeating Kevin McAlmond at Night of Champions for the IWE Championship, Kody Brown was stripped of the title after referee Scott Armstrong admitted to a fast 3-count. However, Triple K did not give Orton the title back since he and his wife Kaila Matteson believed that McAlmond's performance at Night of Champions was not what they wanted the face of the IWE to be, stating that they wanted the more ruthless McAlmond that they feuded with previously. It was then announced that Kody Brown and Kevin McAlmond would face off once more for the vacant championship.

At Night of Champions Rob Van Dam faced the champion Alberto Del Rio for the World Heavyweight Championship in which Van Dam won by disqualification. On the September 20th episode of SmackDown, Triple K gave Van Dam a rematch with Del Rio at Battleground for the World Heavyweight Championship. Immediately afterwards, Del Rio would proceed to viciously assault RVD backstage.

CM Punk began feuding with Paul Heyman in July after Heyman cost him the Money in the Bank ladder match for a IWE Championship contract. This resulted in Punk fighting and losing to Rob Lesnar at SummerSlam (2013). Punk continued to feud with Heyman and his other client, Curtis Axel resulting in a handicap elimination match at Night of Champions (2013). After Axel was eliminated, Punk handcuffed and beat down Heyman much like Heyman had done to him a couple of weeks prior on Raw. However, Ryback made the save, putting Punk through a table and costing him the match. On the September 23 episode of Raw it was announced that Punk would face Ryback at Battleground.

Matches

No. Results Stipulations
1 Kody Brown vs. Kevin McAlmond Singles match for the vacant IWE Championship
2 Alberto Del Rio (c) vs. Rob Van Dam Singles match for the World Heavyweight Championship

See also

References

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