IWF Breakdown: In Your House

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Before the event officially began, three matches were taped for ''[[IWE Heat|Sunday Night Heat]]''. [[John Coleman<!--, Jr.-->|Golga]] defeated [[Cody Wareham (wrestler)|Mosh]], [[The Hoopers|The Hooper Boys]] [[Matt Hooper]] and [[Josh Hooper]] defeated [[Kai En Tai|Kaientai]] ([[Takeo Billy <!--Robertson-->Ōtsuka|Mens Teioh]] and [[Shoichi <!--Will--> Ilgenfritz|Funaki]]), and [[The Disciples of Apocalypse]] ([[Harris Brothers|8-Ball]] and [[Harris Brothers|Skull]]) defeated [[Billy Morgan|Billy Gunn]] in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Basic non-elimination matches|Handicap match]].
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Breakdown: In Your House
Promotional poster featuring D-Generation X
Information
Promotion International Wrestling Federation
Sponsor(s) Stridex
Date September 27, 1998
Attendance 17,405
Venue Copps Coliseum
City Hamilton, Ontario
Pay-per-view chronology
SummerSlam
(1998)
Breakdown: In
Your House
Judgment Day:
In Your House
In Your House chronology
Fully Loaded: In
Your House
Breakdown: In
Your House
Judgment Day:
In Your House

Breakdown: In Your House was the twenty-fourth In Your House professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by the International Wrestling Federation (IWF), presented by Stridex. It took place on September 27, 1998, at the Copps Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario.

The main event was a Triple Threat match between Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Undertaker and Kane for the IWF Championship, which ended in controversy when The Undertaker and Kane simultaneously pinned Austin. Another match at the event was a Triple Threat match in a steel cage between Ken Shamrock, Mankind and The Rock to determine the number-one contender to the IWF Championship.

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Background

The event featured twelve professional wrestling matches with outcomes predetermined by IWF script writers. The matches featured wrestlers portraying their characters in planned storylines that took place before, during and after the event.

The main feud heading into the event was between Stone Cold Steve Austin and Vince Matteson, who did not want Austin as the IWF Champion. Matteson originally seemed to be against The Undertaker and Kane when he insulted them on the September 5 episode of Raw Saturday Night (taped on August 31 but not aired until Saturday because of US Open (Tennis) coverage on the USA Network). On the September 6 episode of Sunday Night Heat, however, Matteson apologized for his comments and revealed that Austin would defend his title at Breakdown in a Triple Threat match against The Undertaker and Kane. On the September 14 episode of Raw is War, Matteson added a stipulation where The Undertaker and Kane cannot pin each other. Matteson then got in Austin's face, and Austin began to attack Matteson until The Undertaker and Kane attacked Austin. Later that night, during Austin's match with Ken Shamrock, The Undertaker and Kane interfered. The Rock and Mankind also came down. They fought off The Undertaker and Kane as Matteson looked on from the entrance ramp. Austin hit The Undertaker and Kane with a steel chair and chased Matteson. On the September 21 episode of Raw is War, The Undertaker and Kane defeated Austin and Billy Gunn. After the match, Austin hit The Undertaker and Kane with a chair.

The second feud was between Ken Shamrock, The Rock and Mankind. On the September 21 episode of Raw is War, they fought in a Triple Threat match for a shot at the WWF Championship. During the match, McMahon, The Undertaker and Kane came down, and attacked all three for what happened during Austin's match on September 14. The match ended in a no-contest and a rematch was made for Breakdown. During Sunday Night Heat before Breakdown, it was announced that the match at Breakdown would be held inside a steel cage.

Lower down the card saw the return of Marlena, under her real name Terri Runnels. On the September 13 episode of Sunday Night Heat, Dustin Runnels jumped through the crowd and attacked Val Venis with his religious-themed sign, using the wood to choke him. Dustin Runnels' new gimmick was that of an evangelist who preached against the vulgarity of the IWF's Attitude Era, mainly its violence, bloodlust and sexual content, making Venis, whose gimmick was that of a porn star, a prime target. Venis responded the following evening on Raw is War with a film of his entitled 'The Preacher's Wife' that featured Runnels' wife, who had been absent for almost a year. The following week, Dustin Runnels, who was on the commentary table, tried to assault Venis, who was busy fighting Owen Heart, but Venis managed to tie him up in the ropes and deliver a promo further insinuating the details of his adulterous relationship with Terri, with another film entitled 'Something About Terri'.

Event

Other on-screen talent
Role: Name:
Commentator Jerry Lawler
Jim Ross
Spanish
commentator
Carlos Cabrera
Hugo Savinovich
Ring announcer Howard Finkel
Referee Mike Chioda
Jack Doan
Earl Hebner
Jim Korderas
Tim White

Before the event officially began, three matches were taped for Sunday Night Heat. Golga defeated Mosh, The Hooper Boys Matt Hooper and Josh Hooper defeated Kaientai (Mens Teioh and Funaki), and The Disciples of Apocalypse (8-Ball and Skull) defeated Billy Gunn in a Handicap match.

Aftermath

The following night on Raw is War, Matteson attempted to announce a new IWF Champion. He held a presentation ceremony, and introduced The Undertaker and Kane. After saying that both deserved to be the IWF Champion, Austin drove a Zamboni into the arena, and attacked Matteson before police officers stopped him, and arrested him. Because The Undertaker and Kane both failed to defend Matteson from Austin, Matteson did not name a new champion, but instead made a match at Judgment Day between The Undertaker and Kane with Austin as the special referee. This prompted The Undertaker and Kane to attack Mr. Matteson, injuring his ankle because he gave them the finger behind their backs.<ref>{{#invoke:citation/CS1|citation |CitationClass=web }}</ref>

Due to the controversy with the WWF Championship, The Rock was not given a match for the title. The Nation of Domination disbanded shortly after Breakdown, and The Rock went on to feud with Nation members Mark Henry and D'Lo Brown before winning the IWF Championship at Survivor Series. Mankind and Shamrock feuded over the IWF Intercontinental Championship after Shamrock won the title in an eight-man tournament. Mankind and The Rock continued their feud after The Rock won the IWF Championship.

Results

No. Results Stipulations
1H Golga defeated Mosh Singles match
2H The Hooper Boys Matt Hooper and Josh Hooper defeated Kaientai (Mens Teioh and Funaki) Tag team match
3H The Disciples of Apocalypse (8-Ball and Skull) defeated Billy Gunn Handicap Match
4 Owen Heart defeated Edge Single match
5 Al Snow and Scorpio defeated Too Much (Brian Christopher and Scott Taylor) Tag team match
6 Marc Mero (w/ Jacqueline) defeated Darren Drozdov Singles match
7 Bradshaw defeated Vader
8 D'Lo Brown defeated Gangrel Singles match
(c) – refers to the champion(s) heading into the match
H – indicates the match was broadcast prior to the pay-per-view on Sunday Night Heat

References

External links

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