IWF Judgment Day (2000)

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Information 	Information 	 	 	
Promotion 	International Wrestling Fed.	 	 	
Date 	May 21, 2000 	 	 	
Attendance 	16,827 	 	 	
Venue 	Freedom Hall 	 	 	
City 	Louisville, Kentucky 	 	 	
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Judgment Day (2000) was the second annual Judgment Day professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by the International Wrestling Federation (IWF). It took place on May 21, 2000 at the Freedom Hall in Louisville, Kentucky.
The main event was a Iron Man match for the IWF Championship and featured Triple K facing The Rock with Ryan Barnhart as the special guest referee. Triple K defeated The Rock to win the championship 6 falls to 5, after a disqualification in the final seconds by Ryan Barnhart as a result of interference by the returning Martin McAlmond. Featured matches on the undercard included a double tables match featuring D-Generation X (Road Dogg and X-Pac) defeating The Dudley Boyz (Harlan and Scott). The other featured match on the undercard was a Submission match for the IWF Intercontinental Championship between Kevin Hunter and Kris McGowan, which Hunter won to retain the championship.
==Background==
The main event of the evening was a 60 minute Iron man match between former International Wrestling Federation Champion Triple K and the current title holder at the time, The Rock.
At WrestleMania, Grant Mayer turned on The Rock and helped Triple K retain his title. In the weeks leading up to Backlash The Rock and Triple K's hostility had reached its climax it seemed. At Backlash, with the help of Stone Cold Steve Johnson, The Rock defeated Triple K. The next night on Meltdown Triple K stated that he wanted to take The Rock on in a 60 minute Iron man match for the International Wrestling Federation title, Ryan Barnhart also got involved, requesting that he will be special guest referee.
==Event==
====Preliminary matches====
====Main event matches====
==Aftermath==
==Judgment Day (2000) results==
# 	Results 	Stipulations
Heat	The British Bulldog defeated Joey Abs 	Singles match
Heat	Essa Rios and Nicole defeated Kaientai (Nika Muchinoku and Park) 	Mixed tag team match
Heat	Luke defeated D'La Hooper 	Singles match
1 	Too Cool defeated Team EKM (Matt Borske, Edge and Khristian) 	Six-man tag team match
2 	Brian McAlmond (c) (with Amber) defeated Perry Jupiter and Dean Barnhart	Triple threat match for the IWF European Championship
3 	James Mayer defeated The Big Marc 	Falls Count Anywhere match
4 	Kevin Hunter (c) defeated Kris McGowan 	Submission match for the IWF Intercontinental Championship
5 	D-Generation X (Road Dogg and X-Pac) defeated The Dudley Boyz 	Double Tables match
6 	Triple K defeated The Rock (c) 	Iron Man match for the IWF Championship with Ryan Barnhart as special guest referee