Steel Cage Weapons Match

Stipulations
This match is similar to a Steel Cage Match and is generally fought inside a regulation steel cage. It can also be similar to a Hell in a Cell Match fought inside a cell. However, it is a far more extreme version of both of these in that weapons are also inside the respective structures.

Weapons are variously chosen by the authorities, competitors, fans or raffle, or a combination of all or some of these. All versions of this match have steel chairs, tables and ladders as standard, but other weapons included have ranged from baseball bats, sledgehammers, guitars and staple guns.

Win Conditions
Usually, this sort of match can be won by escaping the cage, pinfall or submission. There are variations on this, in that some can only be won by escaping the cage, or by a combination of all three win conditions. Various other conditions have been applied to this sort of match similar to a Pinfall-Only Finisher Match or best of three or even five decisions.

History
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IFW Ubiquity
The Steel Cage Weapons Match is a rarity in professional wrestling, however, it has become a staple of the IFW since 2000. this is mainly because it's president, Patrick Carter, is credited with being the best designer of this match style. Although he did not invent the format, he did introduce the staple gun into the list of potential weapons.

Ever since the first match in the IFW in 1997 between Tommy Nightmare and Dylan Dice this match has always escelated, partly thanks to the introduction of the aforementioned staple gun. Since the return of the IFW, however, Sado Masochist and Max Powers have become synonymous with this match.