The I-40 Street Fight is a match with similar rules to a conventional street fight. The difference lies in the unique weaponry and ringside props put into play during the match that are representative of the interstate highway the match is named after. Also, the match is held on a stretch of the namesake highway determined beforehand by either the challenger or challenged. It was created by Merrill Waters in 2007 as a challenge match for then-UHWF Platinum champion Scott Stonewall. He created the match because I-40 runs through his original hometown of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Because the highway is always being updated and repaired, it incorporates construction equipment as both decoration and weaponry. The first one took place at the St. Valentine's Day Massacre PPV on Feb. 26th, 2007.