Three Stages of Hell Match

==Three Stages of Hell Match==
Very often, competing in a one fall match is enough to exhaust a Superstar. That said, a Two-out-of-three Falls Match is a true test of endurance, as the winner is not declared until a Superstar records two falls. Falls are usually awarded on the basis as a traditional match - pinfall, submission, count-out, disqualification.
The Three Stages of Hell Match is one of the most grusome Matches that is in professional wrestling these days. There has only been.
Singles Match, Ladder Match, Steel Cage Match, Street Fight Match, Falls Count Anywhere Match, Stretcher Match, And even a few Two out of Three Falls Matches has been on Hardcore or Street Fight Matches like Ric Flair vs. Mick Foley from IWE Vengenace (2006). Two out of Three Falls are usual contested for a Championship, United States Championship, IWE Championship and the World Heavyweight Championship has all been defended in a Three States of Hell Match.
==Other History of the Three Stages of Hell Match==
==History of the Three Stages of Hell Matches==
#	Matches 	Event 	Stipulation 	Date 	History
1	Steve Johnson vs. Triple K 	No Way Out (2001)	2 Out of 3 Falls Match 	February 21, 2001	Singles Match Winner: KKKStreet Fight Match Winner: JohnsonSteel Cage Match Winnner: Johnson
2	Ryan Barnhart (c) vs. Triple K 	Armageddon (2002)	2 Out of 3 Falls Match for the World Heavyweight Championship	December 15, 2002	Street Fight Match Winner:KKKSteel Cage Match: Winner: BarnhartLadder Match Winner: KKK
3	Ric Flair vs. Mick Foley 	Vengeance (2006) 	2 Out of 3 Falls Match 	June 25, 2006 	First Fall: Ric FlairSecond Fall: Mick FoleyThird Fall: Ric Flair
4	Kevin McAlmond (c) vs. Triple K	IWE The Bash 2009	2 Out of 3 Falls Match for the IWE Championship 	June 28, 2009 	Singles Match Winner: McAlmondFalls Count Anywhere Match Winner: KKKStretcher Match Winner: McAlmond