MFGG Wrestling

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MFGG Wrestling is an e-fed started by Captain Jeff Silvers on July 12, 2006. It is open to all MFGGers. It is currently powered by Zeus Pro 4.0.5.

History

On July 12, 2006, MFGG moderator Captain Jeff Silvers posted a topic in the PPP advertising the beginning of a new e-fed called MFGG Wrestling (an e-fed is a ficticious wrestling federation on the Internet). He posted a form allowing members to create their own wrestlers. Using the information provided by the members, he created wrestlers in Zeus Pro, a wrestling simulator. Wrestlers can use the topic to issue open challengers, to challenge specific members, or to answer challenges. Members of MFGG Wrestling are also allowed to intefere in matches they aren't a participant in by sending Silvers a private message before the event with the match they want to run-in on and who they want to attack.

MFGG Wrestling begins

Originally, there were to be two shows a week (Saturday Slaughter and Wednesday Warfare), plus a "supershow" on occassional Sundays. On July 15, the first MFGG Wrestling event, Saturday Slaughter, debuted. The original schedule was quickly abandoned when Silvers realized there were too few events to hold members' interests for very long. On July 18, Saturday Slaughter and Wednesday Warfare were officially "cancelled" (with Wednesday Warfare never debuting) and replaced with Daily Damage, a show that would take place everyday Monday through Saturday. In addition, a supershow would be run on every Sunday.

World Heavyweight Championship tournament

The winners of the five matches at Saturday Slaughter were entered into a tournament to crown the first MFGG World Heavyweight Champion. In the first round, Someguy defeated Zasshou (with assistance from Sarahsuke; see "notable feuds"), Ortzz defeated Wayne Deranez, and Press Start received a bye. In the second round, Press Start defeated Ortzz, while Someguy received a bye. On July 20, Someguy defeated Press Start at Daily Damage #3 to become the first MFGG World Heavyweight Champion. He is currently scheduled to defend the title against Über n00ber at Live from Hell.

Notable feuds

Sarahsuke/Press Start/Jeff Silvers vs Zasshou/SuperZero/Suigi

At the inaugural MFGG Wrestling event, Saturday Slaughter, Sarahsuke lost a match to Zasshou by submission. Later in the event, Press Start defeated SuperZero by submission in a Last Man Standing Match. That match was steeped in controversy, however, as Last Man Standing Matches generally only end as the result of a knock out. A rematch was quickly scheduled for Daily Damage #1.

At Daily Damage #1, Zasshou fought Someguy in the first round of the MFGG World Heavyweight Championship tournament. Sarahsuke, seeking revenge for her loss at Saturday Slaughter, attacked Zasshou during the match and ultimately assisted Someguy in defeating him. She also interfered in Press Start's match with SuperZero as a personal favor, allowing Press Start to secure the victory.

A match between Sarahsuke and SuperZero was booked for Daily Damage #2. Despite interference on Sarahsuke's behalf by Press Start, SuperZero was able to obtain a bit of revenge and defeated her.

At Daily Damage #3, Sarahsuke lost to Littlink when Zasshou interfered in the match. Zasshou would then go on to defeat Captain Jeff Silvers and Suigi in an Extreme Rules Triple Threat Match by making Suigi submit. Later in the event, Sarahsuke was eliminated from the No. 1 Contender's Battle Royal by SuperZero, intensifying the Sarahsuke/Press Start vs Zasshou/SuperZero feud.

After the event, an angry Jeff Silvers promised he'd avenge his lose to Zasshou, claiming that since Suigi submitted, Zasshou never actually defeated Silvers.

The feud seemed to boil over at Daily Damage #4, when Press Start and Sarahsuke lost to Zasshou and SuperZero, despite interference by Captain Jeff Silvers (who was seeking revenge on Zasshou for his loss the previous day). After the event ended, Silvers scheduled a six-man tag team cage match for Live from Hell between Sarahsuke/Press Start/Silvers and Zasshou/SuperZero/Suigi. SuperZero also challenges Silvers to a match at Daily Damage #5, the day before Live from Hell. Silvers also scheduled Sarahsuke to face Suigi at the same event.

It's interesting to note that, despite being teamed with him at Live from Hell, Zasshou had harsh words for Suigi prior to the event, calling him a "weak kneed excuse for a wrestler."

Über n00ber vs Milkbone

Über n00ber debuted at Daily Damage #1 in a match against Milkbone (bon3saw). His victory caused Milkbone's record to sink to 0-2. When Captain Jeff Silvers, who was also at 0-2, issued an open challenge to anybody for any match type, Milkbone accepted and challenged Silvers to a Tables Match. The match was booked for Daily Damage #2. The bout seemed to be going routinely until suddenly Über n00ber emerged from backstage and began attacking Milkbone. This gave Silvers the momentum he needed to put Milkbone through a table and win the match, thus putting Milkbone's record at 0-3.

After the event, a furious Milkbone challenged Über n00ber to a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs Match at Live from Hell, MFGG's first supershow, on July 23. The match was then "tentatively" booked by Jeff Silvers. However, when n00ber won the No. 1 Contender's Battle Royal at Daily Damage #3 (guarenteeing himself a shot at the MFGG World Heavyweight Championship at Live from Hell), the match was rescheduled for Daily Damage #4 on July 21. Silvers later added the stipulation that if n00ber lost, Milkbone would be included in the MFGG Championship match at Live from Hell. n00ber eventually won the match, ensuring that his title shot would be a one-on-one bout. This seemingly ended the feud, as Milkbone's interests quickly shifted towards winning the newly-created MFGG SoVeryHardcore Championship.

Roster

Wrestlers

Other staff

*Indicates a "non-active" role; in other words, an individual may give permission to use their name or, in the case of referees, provides statistics and a name, but otherwise they do not actively participate. In fact, The Face and SVH aren't even actual people, while Samuel Dreamer is merely a pseudonym for Jeff Silvers.

Current champion

  • MFGG World Heavyweight Championship - Someguy. He won the title when he defeated Press Start at MFGG Daily Damage #3 on July 20, 2006, in the finals of the MFGG World Heavyweight Championship tournament.
  • MFGG SoVeryHardcore Championship - Vacant. The first champion will be crowned on July 22 in an Extreme Rules Open Battle Royal.

External links

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