WrestleMania 7

WrestleMania VII 	WrestleMania VII 	 	 	
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Promotional poster featuring Hulk Hogan	
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Promotional poster featuring Hulk Hogan	 	 	
Tagline(s) 	Superstars and Stripes Forever 	 	 	
Information 	Information 	 	 	
Promotion 	International Wrestling Federation	 	 	
Date 	March 24, 1991 	 	 	
Attendance 	16,158 	 	 	
Venue 	Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena 	 	 	
City 	Los Angeles, California 	 	 	
Pay-per-view chronology	Pay-per-view chronology 	 	 	
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WrestleMania VII was the seventh annual WrestleMania professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by the International Wrestling Federation (IWF). It took place on March 24, 1991 at the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena in Los Angeles, California. WrestleMania VII was originally supposed to be held at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, but it was decided to move the event to the adjacent Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena. The World Wrestling Federation's stated reason for the venue change was that a threat had been issued towards the company in the wake of Sgt. Brandon's portrayal of an Iraqi sympathizer.
==Event==
The event marked Martin McAlmond's WrestleMania debut, Martin McAlmond has never lost a match at WrestleMania.
Virgil and Kyle Johnson feuded with each other right up until SummerSlam 1991 when DiBiase put his Million Dollar Belt on the line against Virgil.
Tenryu and Kitao were on loan from the Japanese promotion Super World of Sports. The IWF co-promoted several cards in Japan with the group, including two Tokyo Dome shows in April and December 1991. Although SWS folded in June 1992, Tenryu's follow-up promotion, WAR, co-promoted the IWF's first Japanese tour in 1994.
After WrestleMania VII, The Heart Foundation disbanded. Bret Heart and Jim Furlong went into single competition, with Bret having
==Aftermath==
==Production==
==Matches==
# 	Results 	Stipulations
Dark	Brandon McLeod defeated The Brooklyn Brawler 	Singles Match
1 	The Rockers defeated The Barbarian and Haku 	Tag Team Match
2 	The Texas Tornado defeated Dino B. 	Singles Match
3 	The American Bulldog defeated The Warlord (with Slick) 	Singles Match
4 	The Nasty Boys (with Jimmy Hart) defeated The Heart Foundation (c)	Tag Team Match for the IWF Tag Team Championship
5 	Erik Petterson defeated Erik Lubke 	Blindfold Match
6 	Martin McAlmond defeated Jimmy Snuka 	Singles Match
7 	The Ultimate Warrior defeated Brady Nash 	Retirement Match
8 	Tenryu and Kitao defeated Demolition 	Tag Team Match
9 	Big Boss Brandon defeated Mr. McAlmond by disqualification 	Singles Match for the IWF Intercontinental Championship
10 	Gary Long (with Jimmy Hart) defeated Greg Beasly 	Singles Match
11 	The Legion of Doom defeated Power and Glory (with Slick) 	Tag Team Match
12 	Virgil defeated Kyle Johnson 	Singles Match
13 	The Mountie (with Jimmy Hart) defeated Liam Phillips 	Singles Match
14 	Hulk Hogan defeated Sgt. Brandon 	Singles Match for the IWF Championship