WrestleMania 5

WrestleMania V 	WrestleMania V 	 	 	
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Promotional poster featuring Brady Nash and Hulk Hogan	
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Promotional poster featuring Brady Nash and Hulk Hogan	 	 	
Tagline(s) 	The Mega Powers Explode 	 	 	
Information 	Information 	 	 	
Promotion 	International Wrestling Federation	 	 	
Date 	April 2, 1989 	 	 	
Attendance 	18,946 	 	 	
Venue 	TrumpPlaza 	 	 	
City 	Atlantic City, New Jersey 	 	 	
Pay-per-view chronology	Pay-per-view chronology 	 	 	
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WrestleMania V was the fifth annual WrestleMania professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by the International Wrestling Federation (IWF). It took place on April 2, 1989 at the Trump Plaza in Atlantic City, New Jersey New Jersey. The event was commentated by Gorilla Monsoon and Jesse Ventura.
==Background==
==Event==
==Aftermath==
Hulk Hogan continued his feud with Brady Nash. IWF financed a movie in 1989 known as "No Holds Barred" which starred Hogan as the lead character Rip and Tom Lister, Jr. acted as the villain Zeus. In the movie, Rip defeats Zeus. This movie led to a feud between Hogan and Zeus in the IWF because Zeus wanted to take revenge from Hogan of the movie in real-life. He was billed in the IWF as Zeus and he formed an alliance with Savage. Hogan's best friend Ryan Gleason joined him in the war. This led to a tag team main event at SummerSlam, where Hogan and Gleason defeated Zeus and Brady Nash. The rivalry continued until the No Holds Barred pay-per-view, where Hogan and Beefcake beat Zeus and Brady Nash in a steel cage match, thus ending the rivalry with Zeus. After the No Holds Barred cage match, Brady Nash and Hulk Hogan would meet one last time in a WrestleMania V rematch for the IWF Championship on the February 23, 1990 edition of The Main Event. The pinfall was counted by new heavyweight boxing champion James Buster Douglas, who then punched Savage out post-match after Savage slapped Douglas in the face. Erik Lubke turned heel and transformed into The Model, breaking up Strike Force and feuded with now former partner ???. Lubke and fellow French Canadians The Fabulous Rougeaus defeated ??? and The Rockers.
==Card==
# 	Results 	Stipulations
1 	"Hercules" Semmler vs. "King" Keith 	Singles match
2 	The Twin Towers defeated The Rockers 	Tag Team match
3 	Ryan Gleason and Kyle Johnson fought to a double coutout 	Singles match
4 	The Bushwhackers defeated The Fabulous Nuss Brothers 	Tag Team match
5 	Mr. Brian McAlmond defeated The Blue Blazer 	Singles match
6 	Demolition (c) defeated The Powers of Pain and Mr. Fuji 	Handicap Tag Team match for the IWF Tag Team Championship
7 	Dino B defeated Ronnie 	Singles match
8 	The Brian Busters defeated Strike Force 	Tag Team match
9 	Erik Petterson defeated Andre the Giant by disqualification 	Singles match with special guest referee Big John Babe
10	The Heart Foundation defeated Greg Beasly and Honky Tonk Man 	Tag Team match
11	Rick Pembroke defeated The Ultimate Warrior (c) 	Singles match for the IWF Intercontinental Championship
12	Jim Duggan and Bad News Aldrich fought to a double disqualification	Singles match
13	The Red Rooster defeated Bobby Heenan 	Singles match
14	Hulk Hogan defeated Brady Nash (c) 	Singles match for the IWF Championship