IWE Mixed Match Challenge

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IWE Mixed Match Challenge
Genre Sports entertainment
Professional wrestling
Created by Vince Matteson
Starring IWE roster
Country of origin United States
No. of seasons 2
No. of episodes 13
Production
Camera setup Multicamera setup
Running time 20-25 minutes
(first season)

30 minutes
(second season)
Production company(s) IWE
Broadcast
Original channel Facebook Watch
IWE Network
Original release January 16, 2018
Chronology
Related shows IWE Raw
IWE SmackDown
IWE NXT
IWE 205 Live
IWE Main Event
Website

IWE Mixed Match Challenge, also known simply as Mixed Match Challenge, is a seasonal professional wrestling web television series and tournament produced by IWE, where all matches are mixed tag team matches. Like with all pay-per-view events, the tournament is composed of various matches, that result from scripted storylines and have predetermined conclusions. The 12-episode first season premiered on January 16, 2018 on Facebook Watch. Each episode was 20-25 minutes in length and featured one match. The show filled IWE's 10:00pm ET timeslot previously held by 205 Live. Following the show's premiere, 205 Live began to air at 10:20pm ET. On September 4, 2018, IWE announced a second season of Mixed Match Challenge, with the season premiering on September 18 immediately following SmackDown Live. Season 2 will consist of 14 30-minute episodes, with each featuring two matches. Episodes of season 2 will air at 10:00pm ET, with a weekly pre-show starting at 9:50pm ET.

Contents

Season 1

The show consists of teams from both the Raw and SmackDown brands, as picked by their respective general managers, Kurt Angle and Daniel Bryan. Enzo Amore was originally supposed to take part, but was replaced with Apollo Crews after catching the flu. Samoa Simpson was originally Bayley's tag team partner, after winning a fan vote, but was injured and replaced by Elias, who finished second in the fan vote. On January 28, 2018, it was announced that Alicia Fox suffered a broken tailbone and is not expected to be cleared for at least a few months. She was replaced by Mandy Rose.

     – Raw
     – SmackDown
Raw Teams Charities SmackDown Teams Charities
Alexa Bliss and Braun Strowman Connor's Cure Charlotte Flair and Bobby Roode Girl Up
Sasha Banks and Finn Bálor Special Olympics Lana and Rusev Global Citizen
Nia Jax and Apollo Crews Susan G. Komen Naomi and Jimmy Uso Boys & Girls Clubs of America
Asuka and The Miz Rescue Dogs Rock Becky Lynch and Sami Zayn UNICEF
Bayley and Elias Americares Natalya and Shinsuke Nakamura Make-A-Wish
Mandy Rose and Goldust Hire Heroes USA Carmella and Big E KaBOOM!

Bracket

The full tournament bracket was revealed on January 11, 2018 on IWE.com. In the Semifinals, fans will be able to vote for an eliminated team to give them a second chance to re-enter the tournament.

  First Round
(Weeks 1-6)
Quarter-Finals
(Weeks 7-9)
Semifinals
(Weeks 10 and 11)
Finals
(Week 12)
                                     
Raw Finn Bálor and Sasha Banks Sub  
SmackDown Shinsuke Nakamura and Natalya 12:48  
  Raw Finn Bálor and Sasha Banks Pin  
 
  Raw The Miz and Asuka 12:45  
Raw The Miz and Asuka Sub
SmackDown Big E and Carmella 9:49  
  Raw The Miz and Asuka  
  Raw Braun Strowman and Alexa Bliss  
Raw Braun Strowman and Alexa Bliss Pin  
SmackDown Sami Zayn and Becky Lynch  
  Raw Braun Strowman and Alexa Bliss Pin     Raw The Miz and Asuka
 
  SmackDown Jimmy Uso and Naomi 10:35       SmackDown Bobby Roode and Charlotte Flair  
Raw Goldust and Mandy Rose* Pin
SmackDown Jimmy Uso and Naomi* 10:14  
  Raw Finn Bálor and Sasha Banks**  
  SmackDown Bobby Roode and Becky Lynch ***  
Raw Elias and Bayley Pin  
SmackDown Rusev and Lana 9:38  
  SmackDown Rusev and Lana Pin  
 
  SmackDown Bobby Roode and Charlotte Flair 11:02  
Raw Apollo Crews and Nia Jax Pin
SmackDown Bobby Roode and Charlotte Flair 10:39  

(*) - The match had Daniel Bryan serving as guest referee from winning a poll.

(**) - This team won a Second Chance poll, earning 40% of the votes, to re-enter the tournament.

(***) - Becky Lynch replaced Charlotte Flair for this match after Flair had dental surgery.

Broadcast team

Ring name Notes
Renee Young Co-host
Byron Saxton Co-host
Greg Hamilton Ring announcer
Michael Cole Lead commentator
Corey Graves Color commentator
Beth Phoenix Color commentator
Hall of Famer

Season 2

The second season will premiere on September 18, 2018 on Facebook Watch, as announced on September 4. In the second season, teams will not compete for charity. They will also compete round robin-style on fourteen 30-minute, two match episodes. The finals of season 2 will take place at the TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs pay-per-view event on December 16. Alexa Bliss was originally supposed to take part in the tournament again alongside her partner, Braun Strowman to reform "Team Little Big." However, due to an arm injury suffered at SummerSlam at the hands of Ronda Rousey, Ember Moon replaced Bliss to form "Team Monster Eclipse." If Bliss is cleared to compete before Strowman and Moon are eliminated, Bliss will resume her partnership with Strowman. Sasha Banks was also supposed to take part in the tournament alongside her partner Bobby Lashley, but it was announced on September 21, 2018, that Banks was injured and unable to compete in the tournament. Mickie James replaced Banks as Lashley’s partner.

Raw teams SmackDown teams
The Monster Eclipse (Ember Moon and Braun Strowman) Awe-suka (Asuka and The Miz)
Country Dominance (Mickie James and Bobby Lashley) Day One Glow (Naomi and Jimmy Uso)
BnB (Bayley and Finn Bálor) Ravishing Rusev Day (Lana and Rusev)
Mahalicia (Alicia Fox and Jinder Mahal) Fenomenal Flair (Charlotte Flair and AJ Styles)
Team Pawz (Natalya and Kevin Owens) The Fabulous Truth (Carmella and B-Truth)

Table

Moon
Strowman
James
Lashley
Bayley
Bálor
Fox
Mahal
Natalya
Owens
Asuka
Miz
Naomi
Uso
Lana
Rusev
Flair
Styles
Carmella
B-Truth
Bliss
Strowman
— Moon
Strowman
9/18
Banks
Lashley
— 9/25
Bayley
Bálor
—
Fox
Mahal
James
Lashley
9/25
—
Natalya
Owens
Moon
Strowman
9/18
—
Asuka
Miz
—
Naomi
Uso
— Flair
Styles
9/18
Lana
Rusev
—
Flair
Styles
Flair
Styles
9/18
—
Carmella
B-Truth
—

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