King of MFGG

King of MFGG is a month tournament held by MFGG Wrestling. The winner receives a shot at a world title (originally the MFGG World Heavyweight or XD Championship, but now the Undisputed World Championship). It is typically held on the last Tuesday of every month, and, with the exception of King of MFGG VIII, it is always held as a "special edition" of MFGG Daily Damage. Some King of MFGG events also feature matches unrelated to the tournament. A special "coronation ceremony" is held for the winner at a subsequent event (usually the next day).

=History=

King of MFGG
In July 2006, shortly after MFGG Wrestling formed, booker Captain Jeff Silvers announced an eight-man tournament that would take place on July 27. The event, called King of MFGG, would be held during Daily Damage #9, with the winner receiving a shot at Press Start's MFGG World Heavyweight Championship at MFGG Two Weeks Notice.

Wayne Deranez won the tournament. His coronation was held the next day and was attended by Captain Jeff Silvers (presenter) and Press Start. The ceremony also served as a contract signing, as Deranez and Start officially signed to face each other at MFGG Two Weeks Notice. The ceremony wass interrupted by Suigi and Über n00ber; n00ber and Start beat down Deranez, while Suigi came to his aid. Press Start defeated "King" Wayne Deranez to retain the MFGG World Heavyweight Championship at MFGG Two Weeks Notice on July 29, 2006.

Non-tournament results

 * Flub defeats Sarahsuke by pinfall.
 * Littlink defeats Techokami by pinfall. Techokami was his "mystery opponent."
 * Steel Cage Ladder Match (MFGG SoVeryHardcore Championship): Über n00ber © defeats Milkbone to retain the title.

King of MFGG II
The second King of MFGG Tournament was held at Daily Damage #37: King of MFGG II on August 29, 2006.

Blood Suigi won the tournament. He was also the MFGG SoVeryHardcore Champion (having won the title earlier in the night in a non-tournament match). As a result of his victory, he was declared the number one contender to the XD Championship. His coronation was held on August 31, 2006, and was attended by Captain Jeff Silvers (presenter). The ceremony was interrupted by Zasshou, who began to beat down Blood Suigi with Silvers' help. On September 2, 2006, Blood Suigi put his XD Championship shot on the line in a Triple Threat Cage Match against Zasshou and Milkbone. Zasshou won (but lost to Press Start in the XD Championship match at MFGG End of Days).

Non-tournament results

 * Chemical Weapons Match: Littlink defeats Icefire by pinfall. An explosion occurs during this match, which causes a fire in the shape of the letters D and Y. A voice over the weapons factory intercom says, "The End comes in five days."
 * Pirate Ship Match: Captain Jeff Silvers defeats Milkbone by pinfall in the brig.
 * Extreme Rules Match (MFGG SoVeryHardcore Championship): Blood Suigi defeats Zasshou © by pinfall at the entrance stage to win the title.

King of MFGG III
The third King of MFGG Tournament was held at Daily Damage #61: King of MFGG III on September 26, 2006. This was the first King of MFGG event which featured no non-tournament matches.

Zasshou won the tournament. He was also the MFGG SoVeryHardcore Champion. As a result of his victory, he was allowed to choose either the MFGG World Heavyweight Championship or XD Championship to contend for (he chose the MFGG World Heavyweight). His coronation was held on September 30, 2006, and was attended by his X-Degeneration teammates Captain Jeff Silvers (presenter), Dark Yoshi, Icefire, and Press Start. Zasshou defeated MFGG World Heavyweight Champion Littlink to win the title at MFGG Critical Condition on October 1, 2006.

King of MFGG IV
The fourth King of MFGG Tournament was held at Daily Damage #85: King of MFGG IV on October 25, 2006. Like the previous event, this one featured no non-tournament matches. It is the first event to award the winner a shot at the then-new Undisputed World Championship.

Julio Cesar F won the tournament. As a result of his victory, he was declared the number one contender to the Undisputed World Championship. His coronation was held on October 25, 2006, and was attended by Captain Jeff Silvers (presenter) and Suigi. The ceremony was interrupted by Zasshou, who brawled with Cesar F and eventually knocked him out. Undisputed World Champion Zasshou defeated Julio Cesar F to retain the title at MFGG Halloween Hell on October 29, 2006.

King of MFGG V
The fifth King of MFGG Tournament was held at Daily Damage #115: King of MFGG V on November 28, 2006.

Suigi won the tournament, becoming the first person to win it twice. He is also the MFGG SoVeryHardcore Champion, having won that title earlier in the night during a non-tournament match. As a result of his victory, he was declared the number one contender to the Undisputed World Championship. His coronation was held on November 29, 2006, and was attended by Captain Jeff Silvers (presenter). The ceremony was interrupted by Julio Cesar F, who emerges from the audience to attack Suigi from behind. Suigi defeated Undisputed World Champion Press Start to win the title at MFGG Bleak December on December 3, 2006.

Non-tournament results

 * MFGG Internet Championship: Captain Jeff Silvers defeats Julio Cesar F © by pinfall to win the title.
 * Extreme Rules Match (MFGG SoVeryHardcore Championship): Suigi defeats Dark Yoshi © by pinfall in the crowd to win the title.

King of MFGG VI
The sixth King of MFGG Tournament was held at Daily Damage #141: King of MFGG VI on December 30, 2006.

Doc Wario won the tournament. As a result of his victory, he was declared the number one contender to the Undisputed World Championship. His coronation was held on December 31, 2006, at MFGG New Year's Eve Brawl and was attended by Captain Jeff Silvers (presenter) and Julio Cesar F. During Doc Wario's acceptance speech, Suigi dropped blue paint on him and Cesar F from the rafters, then stormed the ring and beat them down with Silvers. Press Start ran to the ring to the X-Degeneration music to join Silvers and Suigi, and the trio reformed XD. Later that night, Undisputed World Champion Silvers defeated Doc Wario to retain the title.

This was the first instance in which the King's coronation ceremony and title match occurred in the same night.

King of MFGG VII
The seventh King of MFGG Tournament was held at Daily Damage #167: King of MFGG VII on January 30, 2007.

Captain Jeff Silvers won the tournament. As a result of his victory, he was declared the number one contender to the Undisputed World Championship. His coronation is held on January 31, 2007, and was attended by his X-Degeneration teammates Press Start (guest presenter), Mariorocks, and Suigi. The Ultimate Legion (Julio Cesar F, Doc Wario, and Über n00ber) interrupted and began brawling with XD before Dark Yoshi (who had defected from The Ultimate Legion earlier in the day) ran in and chased them off, brawling with Cesar F into the backstage area. Kid Koopa then emerged from the crowd and attacked Press Start from behind before making a hasty retreat. Undisputed World Champion Press Start defeated Captain Jeff Silvers to retain the title at MFGG February Fallout on February 4, 2007.

Non-tournament results

 * Undisputed World Champion Press Start defeats Blood Suigi by pinfall in a non-title match.
 * Extreme Rules Match (MFGG SoVeryHardcore Championship): Kid Koopa © defeats MFGG Internet Champion Dark Yoshi by pinfall in the crowd to retain the title.

King of MFGG VIII
The eighth King of MFGG Tournament will begin Monday, February 12, 2007 (Daily Damage #178), and conclude Sunday, February 18, at the King of MFGG VIII supershow. This is the first King of MFGG VIII event to take place as a supershow rather than a special addition of Daily Damage. In addition, it is also the first King tournament to take place over several days instead of one, and the first to feature sixteen competitors instead of the traditional eight. These special changes were made for this tournament because the winner will main event MFGG Epoch Rising, a special supershow to be held on March 4.

Non-tournament matches
No non-tournament matches have been announced.

Tournament brackets
Tournament brackets have not yet been announced.