IWF Unforgiven (2000)

Unforgiven (2000) 	Unforgiven (2000) 	 	 	
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Information 	Information 	 	 	
Promotion 	International Wrestling Fed.	 	 	
Date 	September 24, 2000 	 	 	
Attendance 	18,092 	 	 	
Venue 	First Union Center 	 	 	
City 	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 	 	 	
Pay-per-view chronology	Pay-per-view chronology 	 	 	
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Unforgiven (2000) was the third Unforgiven professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by International Wrestling Federation (IWF). The event took place on September 24, 2000 at the First Union Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The main event was a Fatal Four-Way match for the IWF Championship. The Rock defended the title against Kevin Hunter, Martin McAlmond and Chris LeGreca. Hunter originally won the match by pinning Martin McAlmond but since Martin McAlmond's foot was on the rope and the referee did not notice it, the match was restarted and Rock pinned Hunter after a Rock Bottom to retain the title.
The undercard featured Triple K versus Matt Borske in a No Disqualification match, Brian McAlmond versus Kishi for the IWF Intercontinental Championship, Edge and Khristian versus Hooper Boyz (Matt and Josh) in a Steel Cage match for the IWF Tag Team Championship, Kris McGowan versus X-Pac, a 10-Minute Hardcore Battle Royal for the IWF Hardcore Championship, Tazz versus Jerry Lawler in a Strap Match and Right to Censor (Richard Veach, Sean Venis, Joe Buchanan, and Luke) versus Dudley Boyz (Harlan and Scott) and Acolytes Protection Agency (Jon Rispen and Bradshaw) in an eight-man tag team match.
==Background==
==Event==
====Preliminary matches====
====Main event matches====
==Aftermath==
==Unforgiven (2000) results==
#	Matches 	Stipulations
1	Right to Censor defeated Dudley Boyz and Acolytes Protection Agency 	Eight-man tag team match
2	Tazz defeated Jerry Lawler 	Strap Match
3	Steve Blackmail (c) won by last defeating Perry JupiterOther competitors included Test, Perry Jupiter, Crash Murnion, Alex Snow and Sho Park	Hardcore battle royal for the IWF Hardcore Championship
4	Kris McGowan defeated X-Pac 	Singles match
5	Hooper Boyz (Matt and Josh) defeated Edge and Khristian (c) 	Steel Cage match for the IWF Tag Team Championship
6	Brian McAlmond (c) (w/Amber) defeated Kishi by disqualification 	Singles match for the IWF Intercontinental Championship
7	Triple K (with Brittany Mayer) defeated Matt Borske 	No Disqualification match with Mick Foley as the special guest referee
8	The Rock (c) defeated Kevin Hunter, Martin McAlmond and Chris LeGreca 	Fatal Four-Way match for the IWF Championship