Английская Википедия:"I quit" match

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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:More citations needed An "I quit" match is a type of professional wrestling submission match in which the only way to win is to make the opponent say the words "I quit" (usually into a microphone). It is a variation of the submission match as it can only be won by submission, but it is special in that the submission has to take the form of the forfeiting opponent saying "I quit". Generally, whenever a wrestler knocks down their opponent with a move or inflicts a submission move, the opponent will be asked—either by the referee or the opponent—to say the words into a microphone. "I quit" matches are commonly used to settle (kayfabe) grudges and embarrass rivals since saying "I quit" is usually a sign of admitted inferiority.

History

The first "I quit" match was in the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA)/Jim Crockett Promotions at Starrcade on November 28, 1985. Magnum T. A. defeated Tully Blanchard in a match (with a cage around the ring) for Blanchard's NWA United States Heavyweight Championship. Near the end of that match, Magnum used a piece of wood with a nail in it to pierce Blanchard's forehead. At that point, Blanchard screamed "Yes! Yes!" into the microphone, indicating that he was quitting the match and Magnum won the championship.

One of the most famous "I quit" matches took place on January 24, 1999, at the Royal Rumble between The Rock and Mick Foley (as Mankind) in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) for the WWF Championship. The match lasted just over 20 minutes, ending after Foley took eleven unprotected chair shots to the head while his hands were handcuffed behind his back. The Rock eventually won the match, but it was later revealed that Foley was completely unconscious and The Rock had played a tape of Foley saying "I quit" over the public address system. The following night on Raw, The Rock's "I quit!" match against Triple H ended when Triple H was extorted into saying "I quit" because Kane was about to chokeslam Chyna. John Cena retained his WWE Championship by defeating John "Bradshaw" Layfield (JBL) in an "I quit" match at Judgment Day on May 22, 2005. At Breaking Point on September 13, 2009, Cena defeated his long time rival Randy Orton in an "I quit" match to win the WWE Championship, forcing Orton to say "I quit" while he was handcuffed and Cena simultaneously had applied his submission hold, the STF.

"I quit" matches involving women have been rare. At No Mercy on October 19, 2003, there was an intergender match between WWE chairman Vince McMahon and his daughter Stephanie partly under "I quit" rules. However, the match was decided when Stephanie's mother Linda threw in the towel for her daughter, giving Vince the victory. The first "I quit" match between WWE Divas was contested at One Night Stand on June 1, 2008, when Beth Phoenix defeated Melina.

On the May 14, 2009 episode of Impact, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), now known as Impact Wrestling, put on its first "I quit" match, where Booker T defeated Jethro Holiday after an axe kick. TNA had another "I quit" match on May 24, 2009, where A.J. Styles defeated Booker T to retain the TNA Legends Championship after Jenna Morasca threw a towel into the ring for Booker T.

On the May 4, 2016 episode of Lucha Underground, Sexy Star defeated Mariposa in the promotion's first "I quit" match, known in Spanish as a "no mas" ("no more") match.

An "I respect you" match is a variation of the "I quit" match as to win a wrestler must make their opponent say the words "I respect you". The first "I respect you" match was held in World Championship Wrestling (WCW) at SuperBrawl VI on February 11, 1996, and pitted Brian Pillman and Kevin Sullivan. At the end of the match, Pillman lost by saying "I respect you, bookerman!". In doing so, Pillman broke kayfabe as Sullivan was also WCW booker at the time.

One January 17, 2017 episode of WWE 205 Live, Gentleman Jack Gallagher defeated Ariya Daivari in a variation of the "I quit" match called the "I forfeit" match by forcing Daivari to say "I forfeit".

Matches

All Elite Wrestling

Participants	Title on the line/ Stipulation	Event	Date	Location	Notes	Ref
Jon Moxley (c) defeated Eddie Kingston	AEW World Championship	Full Gear	November 7, 2020	Jacksonville, Florida

Extreme Championship Wrestling

Participants	Title on the line/ Stipulation	Event	Date	Location	Notes	Ref
Terry Funk defeated Eddie Gilbert	none	ECW Show	January 23, 1993	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Billed as a I Quit Texas Death match
Tommy Dreamer defeated The Sandman	none	ECW Show	October 1, 1994	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tommy Dreamer defeated C. W. Anderson	none	Guilty as Charged	January 7, 2001	New York, New York

Lucha Underground

In the promotion, "I quit" matches are billed as a "No Más Match," with the submission phrase was made in Spanish ("No más").

Participants	Title on the line/ Stipulation	Event	Date	Location	Notes	Ref
Sexy Star defeated Mariposa	Aztec Medallions	Lucha Underground (Season 2, Ep 15)	December 13, 2015 (taped) May 4, 2016 (aired)
XO Lishus defeated Jack Evans		Lucha Underground (Season 4, Ep 12)	March 2018 (taped) August 29, 2018 (aired)	Union Central Cold Storage Warehouse

Ring of Honor

Participants	Title on the line/ Stipulation	Event	Date	Location	Notes	Ref
Alex Shelley defeated Jimmy Jacobs	none	Joe vs. Punk II	October 16, 2004	Chicago Ridge, Illinois
Jimmy Rave defeated Nigel McGuinness	none	Battle of the Icons	January 27, 2007	Edison, New Jersey	The referee stopped the match after McGuinness refused to say "I Quit" and Rave attempted to break his leg.
Austin Aries defeated Jimmy Jacobs	none	Rising Above 2008	November 22, 2008	Chicago Ridge, Illinois
Colt Cabana defeated Steve Corino	none	Richards vs. Daniels	October 16, 2010	Chicago Ridge, Illinois
Ethan Page defeated Tony Nese	none	Final Battle (2023)	December 15, 2023	Garland, Texas		Total Nonstop Action Wrestling/Impact Wrestling Participants Title on the line/ Stipulation Event Date Location Notes Ref Booker T defeated Jethro Holliday none Impact! May 14, 2009 (aired) Orlando, Florida A.J. Styles (c) defeated Booker T TNA Legends Championship Sacrifice May 24, 2009 Orlando, Florida Velvet Sky vs. Angelina Love ended in a no contest none Impact! April 6, 2010 (taped) April 12, 2010 (aired) Orlando, Florida Match was the result of an open contract won by Sky and was changed from a Leather and Lace match immediately before it started. Love was handcuffed during this match. Match was thrown out after The Beautiful People and Tara interfered. Brian Kendrick defeated Douglas Williams none Impact! July 15, 2010 (aired) Orlando, Florida A.J. Styles defeated Tommy Dreamer none No Surrender September 5, 2010 Orlando, Florida A.J. Styles defeated Christopher Daniels none Bound For Glory October 16, 2011 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Kurt Angle defeated D'Lo Brown none Impact! April 25, 2013 (taped) Orlando, Florida Gunner defeated James Storm none Sacrifice April 27, 2014 Orlando, Florida Mr. Anderson defeated Samuel Shaw none Impact Wrestling: Hardcore Justice August 5, 2014 (taped) August 21, 2014 (aired) Orlando, Florida Kurt Angle (c) defeated Eric Young TNA World Heavyweight Championship Impact! May 29, 2015 (aired) Orlando, Florida Jeff Hardy vs. Matt Hardy ended in a no contest none Impact! April 19, 2016 (aired) Orlando, Florida Match ended after neither man could continue World Championship Wrestling Participants Title on the line/ Stipulation Event Date Location Notes Ref The Taskmaster defeated Brian Pillman none SuperBrawl VI February 11, 1996 St. Petersburg, Florida This was a "I Respect You" Strap match. Goldberg defeated Sid Vicious none Mayhem November 21, 1999 Toronto, Ontario, Canada Roddy Piper defeated Creative Control (Gerald and Patrick) none Nitro December 6, 1999 Milwaukee, Wisconsin This was a Handicap "I Quit" match. David Flair defeated Terry Funk none Nitro February 7, 2000 Tulsa, Oklahoma Dustin Rhodes defeated Terry Funk none Uncensored March 19, 2000 Miami, Florida This was a Bullrope Match. Norman Smiley (c) defeated M.I. Smooth WCW Hardcore Championship Thunder August 22, 2000 (taped) August 23, 2000 (aired) Tulsa, Oklahoma World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment Participants Title on the line/ Stipulation Event Date Location Notes Ref Bret Hart defeated Bob Backlund none WrestleMania XI April 2, 1995 Hartford, Connecticut Guest referee Roddy Piper ended the match though Backlund uttered the words "I Quit" only incompletely Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated Ken Shamrock none Raw Is War October 26, 1998 Madison, Wisconsin Austin used the unconscious Shamrock's hands to signal a tap out submission. The Rock defeated Mankind (c) WWF Championship Royal Rumble January 24, 1999 Anaheim, California Mankind did not say "I quit", instead an earlier recording of Mankind saying the phrase was played over the PA system while Mankind laid unconscious in the entrance. The Rock was still awarded the victory. The Rock (c) defeated Triple H WWF Championship Raw Is War January 25, 1999 Phoenix, Arizona Mr. McMahon defeated Stephanie McMahon Loser had to leave their position Vince McMahon - WWE Chairman Stephanie McMahon - General manager of SmackDown! No Mercy October 19, 2003 Baltimore, Maryland Stephanie did not say the words "I Quit"; Linda McMahon threw a towel into the ring. Stephanie was also able to win this match via pinfall. John Cena (c) defeated John Bradshaw Layfield WWE Championship Judgment Day May 22, 2005 Minneapolis, Minnesota Ric Flair defeated Mick Foley none SummerSlam August 20, 2006 Boston, Massachusetts Chavo Guerrero defeated Rey Mysterio none SmackDown! October 15, 2006 (taped) October 20, 2006 (aired) Los Angeles, California Rey Mysterio defeated Chavo Guerrero none Smackdown! September 1, 2007 (taped) September 7, 2007 (aired) Cincinnati, Ohio Beth Phoenix defeated Melina none One Night Stand June 1, 2008 San Diego, California Big Show defeated Ryan Taylor none Smackdown! October 14, 2008 (taped) October 17, 2008 (aired) Las Vegas, Nevada Jeff Hardy defeated Matt Hardy none Backlash April 26, 2009 Providence, Rhode Island John Cena defeated Randy Orton (c) WWE Championship Breaking Point September 13, 2009 Montreal, Quebec, Canada If anyone had interfered on Orton's behalf, he would have immediately lost the title. John Cena (c) defeated Batista WWE Championship Over The Limit May 23, 2010 Detroit, Michigan John Cena (c) defeated The Miz WWE Championship Over The Limit May 22, 2011 Seattle, Washington Alberto Del Rio defeated Jack Swagger #1 contendership to the World Heavyweight Championship Extreme Rules May 19, 2013 St. Louis, Missouri John Cena (c) defeated Rusev WWE United States Championship Payback May 17, 2015 Baltimore, Maryland Instead of Rusev, his manager Lana conceded the match, saying "He Quits". Jack Gallagher defeated Ariya Daivari none 205 Live January 17, 2017 Memphis, Tennessee Billed as an "I Forfeit" match. Cedric Alexander defeated Noam Dar none 205 Live July 11, 2017 San Antonio, Texas Kay Lee Ray (c) defeated Toni Storm NXT UK Women's Championship NXT UK January 18, 2020 (taped) February 27, 2020 (aired) York, England This was a Last Chance "I Quit" match. Since Storm lost, she could no longer challenge for the NXT UK Women's Championship as long as Ray held it. Roman Reigns (c) defeated Jey Uso WWE Universal Championship Hell in a Cell October 25, 2020 Orlando, Florida This was the first ever Hell in a Cell match contested under an "I Quit" stipulation and therefore the first "I Quit" match contested inside the Hell in a Cell structure. Ronda Rousey defeated Shotzi none SmackDown April 22, 2022 (taped) April 29, 2022 (aired) Albany, New York This was a Beat the Clock challenge contested under an "I Quit" stipulation. Rousey defeated Shotzi in 1:41; Flair was then unable to beat Aliyah within Rousey's set time. Charlotte Flair vs. Aliyah ended in a no contest none Ronda Rousey defeated Charlotte Flair (c) WWE SmackDown Women's Championship WrestleMania Backlash May 8, 2022 Providence, Rhode Island Finn Bálor defeated Edge none Extreme Rules October 8, 2022 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania References