On January 25, 2011, Ashley was named President of John Force Entertainment. It will function more like a subsidiary of John Force Racing, focusing on media ventures and products. She was also promoted to President of John Force Entertainment on January 28, 2012. Aside from that, she and her family were featured on the A&E reality show Driving Force.
In another tag team match, Droz and Prince Albert defeated Too Much when Albert pinned Scott Taylor. The final match of the show saw Viscera pin Test after Big Boss Man hit Test with mobil 1 full synthetic a nightstick, pretending to be aiming for Viscera. The first was a specialty match, a Boiler Room Brawl based around wrestler Mankind who was billed as being “from the boiler room”.
Snow performed a moonsault from the crowd barrier but was unable to pin Holly. After returning to the ring and fighting with a hockey stick, the two fought through to the backstage area and Holly tried to hit Snow with a kitchen sink but dropped it when he was sprayed with a hose. The two then moved through the parking lot and Holly threw Snow from the stairs into a dumpster where Holly tried to pin Snow on top of a bin bag. Snow also tried to pin his opponent on top of a car after an elbow drop. After both wrestlers recovered, Snow grabbed a manikin head that he brought to ringside and hit Holly with it then pinned him to win the championship.
After this, Bradshaw assaulted Shamrock with a baseball bat and strangled him with it. The next contest was Mankind’s specialty match – a violent and brutal Boiler Room Brawl, where a contestant must leave the arena’s boiler room to win. Big Show entered and looked for Mankind who hit him from behind with a stick and then pushed him into the electricity cupboard. The two continued to throw the other into the walls of the room and Mankind then broke a pane of glass over Show’s head, making both men bleed – Show’s head and Mankind’s hand which left bloody prints over the walls. Mankind then climbed a ladder but was chokeslammed from it through a table.
Undertaker had control of the match early on, using wrestling throws and punches while Shamrock countered by using submission holds to keep Undertaker down. Undertaker began to dominate the match so much so that the referee tried to reprimand him, but his stare scared the referee out of the ring. Undertaker then tried to perform a standing leg drop but as his leg landed on Shamrock’s neck, Shamrock rolled it round into a submission hold. Shamrock later had Undertaker in his ankle lock but had to break it when Bradshaw came to the ring, though he was quickly knocked down. Shamrock picked Undertaker up but Undertaker floated over him so that Shamrock was being held and was then had his head driven to the mat with a Tombstone Piledriver which ended the match.
Synthetic oil and synthetic blend oil will last about 7-8 years, and maybe even longer. If you cannot find the expiry date, make sure you use up any half-opened or unopened motor oil bottles within 2-5 years of the manufacturing date. Canadian Online Explorer’s professional wrestling section rated the entire event 8 out of 10, declaring “the World Wrestling Federation had something to prove and prove it they did” in reference to a lackluster WrestleMania. Both the main event and the Boiler Room Brawl received a full 10 with reviewer John Powell declaring the main event had “enough imagination in it” to top their previous encounter. While most matches had strong ratings, the Intercontinental Championship match was given a lowly 4 out of 10. The most criticized match was the penultimate contest between The Undertaker and Ken Shamrock which was given only 3 out of 10 and described as an “unbearably boring, 18 minute-plus submission hold extravaganza”.