This is a list of MFGG Wrestling supershows. MFGG has traditionally held a supershow every Sunday, with a few exceptions (Saturday Slaughter, Two Weeks Notice, and Revenge of the Legion). Beginning March 2007, MFGG and AWN Wrestling have had an interpromotional deal that sees the two e-feds hold special supershows featuring talent from both rosters. These shows are not held on Sunday.
Note: This list does not include "special" editions of Daily Damage such as the one-off Night of Champions or the monthly King of MFGG.
Past events[]
| Supershow | Date | Notes |
| MFGG Saturday Slaughter | Saturday, July 15, 2006 | Was not originally scheduled as a supershow; Saturday Slaughter was to be MFGG Wrestling's weekly show before the e-fed switched to a daily format three days later. Saturday Slaughter was retroactively given supershow status. |
| MFGG Live from Hell | Sunday, July 23, 2006 | |
| MFGG Two Weeks Notice | Saturday, July 29, 2006 | Celebrated the two-week anniversary of MFGG Wrestling. |
| MFGG Deathrow | Sunday, August 6, 2006 | This supershow sparked X-Degeneration's war against MFGG Wrestling. |
| MFGG vs XD Civil War | Sunday, August 13, 2006 | All matches pitted members of X-Degeneration against MFGGers. XD defeated MFGG three-to-two, including their sweep victory in the Elimination Tag Team main event against Team MFGG. This was also the first and only event for which MFGG shared billing with another group (XD). |
| MFGG Violent Tendencies | Sunday, August 20, 2006 | |
| MFGG Riot Control | Sunday, August 27, 2006 | Was main evented by the Riot Rumble, an eight-man Battle Royal. The winner would get to choose to challenge for either the MFGG World Heavyweight Championship or the XD Championship at MFGG End of Days. The winner, Littlink, choose the MFGG title. |
| MFGG End of Days | Sunday, September 3, 2006 | This event was billed as the "biggest in MFGG Wrestling history" for two weeks prior to the actual show. This show is notable for containing the entirety of Littlink's first MFGG World Heavyweight Championship reign—immediately after he won, Dark Yoshi returned from the "dead" to cash in his Money in the Bank title shot and won. |
| MFGG Showdown | Sunday, September 10, 2006 | |
| MFGG Chaos | Sunday, September 17, 2006 | |
| MFGG Vendetta | Sunday, September 24, 2006 | |
| MFGG Critical Condition | Sunday, October 1, 2006 | |
| MFGG Disorderly Conduct | Sunday, October 8, 2006 | |
| MFGG Three-Month Mayhem | Sunday, October 15, 2006 | Celebrated the three-month anniversary of the e-fed. Up to this point, this was the most important event in MFGG Wrestling history. It featured the one-night only return of MFGG Legends Sarahsuke and Someguy, who fought each other in a Legends' Match (and returned later in the night for the twenty-five man Battle Royal). This event also saw the MFGG World Heavyweight and XD Championships unified into the Undisputed World Championship. |
| MFGG Reckless Abandon | Sunday, October 22, 2006 | |
| MFGG Halloween Hell | Sunday, October 29, 2006 | A Money in the Bank winner surprise-challenges the champion a second time, when Suigi shows up after Zasshou successfully defends the Undisputed World Championship against Julio Cesar F. Suigi wins the title. |
| MFGG Error 404 | Sunday, November 5, 2006 | The first interactive MFGG Wrestling event, which allowed members of the Mario Fan Games Galaxy message board (regardless of whether they participated in the e-fed) to vote on certain match stipulations such as match type or special referee. |
| MFGG Retribution | Sunday, November 12, 2006 | The name comes from the fact that all matches (excluding the main event) were rematches from that Friday's Daily Damage #100: Night of Champions, which saw all defending champs retain their titles. |
| MFGG Civil War 2: WiiVolution | Sunday, November 19, 2006 | Pitted members of the main MFGG roster against WiiVolution. Prior to the event, WiiVolution member Suigi stated that if the faction did not win a majority of their matches, they would disband. MFGG defeated WiiVolution three-to-two (though WiiVolution won the Extreme Rules Elimination Tag Team main event). WiiVolution broke up the following day. |
| MFGG Resistance | Sunday, November 26, 2006 | |
| MFGG Bleak December | Sunday, December 3, 2006 | |
| MFGG No Return | Sunday, December 10, 2006 | |
| MFGG Without Remorse | Sunday, December 17, 2006 | |
| MFGG Christmas Evil | Sunday, December 24, 2006 | |
| MFGG New Year's Eve Brawl | Sunday, December 31, 2006 | This was the first supershow to feature a King of MFGG coronation (as King of MFGG is typically held on Tuesday, the coronation is usually held the following Wednesday; however, in this case, the tournament was held the day before this event). It was also the first show in which a King was crowned and received his title shot in the same night. Perhaps more importantly, it was the show at which X-Degeneration officially reformed (consisting of Press Start, Captain Jeff Silvers, and Suigi). |
| MFGG Civil War 3: XD vs Ultimate Legion | Sunday, January 7, 2007 | This was the first Civil War event to pit members of two factions (X-Degeneration and The Ultimate Legion) against each other rather than pit a faction against the main MFGG roster. The Ultimate Legion defeated XD four-to-one (including a nsweep in the Extreme Rules Elimination Tag Team main event). |
| MFGG Revenge of the Legion | Wednesday, January 10, 2007 | Prior to Civil War 3, MFGG booker Captain Jeff Silvers announced that the winning team would get to book a supershow the Wednesday of that week. The Ultimate Legion won, so they were allowed to book all the matches at this show. The main event saw Captain Jeff Silvers lose his Undisputed World Championship in a Fatal Four-Way Chaos in the Cages Match against all three members of The Ultimate Legion. This is thus far the only supershow to be held on a Wednesday. |
| MFGG Winter Storm | Sunday, January 21, 2007 | This show culminated with a highly-anticipated match between Blood Suigi and The Ultimate Legion's anonymous masked stranger. Blood Suigi won the match, and afterwards revealed the stranger's identity as MFGG Wrestling veteran Über n00ber. |
| MFGG Error 404 Two | Sunday, January 28, 2007 | The second interactive event (similar in concept to the first Error 404 held in November 2006). |
| MFGG February Fallout | Sunday, February 4, 2007 | Featured the first ever Revenge Battle Royal (a no-disqualifications, pinfalls count anywhere Battle Royal in which eliminated MFGGers can still participate and even eliminate other wrestlers (but cannot win the match). This was also the last event before Press Start left X-Degeneration. |
| MFGG Bloodletting | Sunday, February 11, 2007 | Undisputed World Champion Press Start defeated MFGG SoVeryHardcore Champion Kid Koopa to retain his title. |
| King of MFGG VIII | Sunday, February 18, 2007 | The first King of MFGG event to be held as a supershow rather than a special edition of Daily Damage. Featured the semi-finals and final of the tournament. Suigi defeated Dark Yoshi in the final, earning him the right to headline Epoch Rising. |
| MFGG Last Chance | Sunday, February 25, 2007 | So named because it's essentially the "last chance" most MFGGers will get to winning a title before Epoch Rising. Featured the crowning of the first IPW Heavyweight Champion since July 2000—Nightwing won an Elimination Chamber Match to earn the former Internet Pro Wrestling title. |
| MFGG Epoch Rising | Sunday, March 4, 2007 | The largest event in MFGG Wrestling history. Was main evented by Suigi defeating Press Start to win the Undisputed World Championship. |
| MFGG/AWN Inaugural Brawl | Wednesday, March 6, 2007 | The first event in the MFGG/AWN interpromotional deal. AWN won four of the six matches in the night (though it lost in the main event when Undisputed World Champion Suigi defeated AWN Heavyweight Champion Julio Cesar F and IPW Heavyweight Champion Nightwing in a Triple Threat Match). |
| MFGG Aftermath | Sunday, March 11, 2007 | MFGG had gained the AWN Hardcore Championship the night before. As a result, this is the first MFGG supershow to feature seven title matches (in order: AWN Hardcore, MFGG United States Tag Team, MFGG SoVeryHardcore, MFGG Tag Team, MFGG Internet, IPW Heavyweight, and Undisputed World). It's also the first event to feature MFGG, AWN, and IPW title matches (though the IPW Heavyweight Championship is technically an MFGG title). |
| MFGG vs AWN Comeback | Friday, March 16, 2007 | The second interpromotional supershow between MFGG and AWN. Featured fifteen matches, a record for either promotion. AWN once again dominated MFGG during this event, winning all but one interpromotional match (which saw Dark Yoshi retain his IPW Heavyweight Championship against AWN's Neother, winning his AWN Intercontinental Championship in the process in a Title vs Title Match). Every MFGG and AWN title was defended at this show. |
| MFGG Explicit Content | Sunday, March 24, 2007 | A supershow featuring extreme match types. The main event saw Uber n00ber win the Undisputed World Championship from Suigi in an Electrified Exploding Cage Deathmatch. |
| MFGG/AWN At the World's End | Friday, March 30, 2007 | The third and final interpromotional event between AWN and MFGG. AWN's singles titles (the AWN Heavyweight, AWN Intercontinental, and AWN Hardcore) were unified into their MFGG counterparts (Undisputed World, MFGG Internet, and MFGG SoVeryHardcore). The AWN titles were retired when AWN Wrestling closed later in the night (although the AWN Heavyweight Championship is now a part of the Undisputed World Title). |
| MFGG Civil War 4: XD/SoS | Sunday, April 1, 2007 | The first three-way Civil War pitted the main MFGG Wrestling roster against X-Degeneration and the Siblings of Slaughter (formerly the Brothers of Destruction). MFGG won with a final score of 5-1, with XD taking second place (4-2), and SoS in a far third (1-5). X-Degeneration considered the event a success, and it sparked a renewed war between XD and MFGG Wrestling, with XD restarting their separatist campaign from August 2006. |
| XD Addiction | Sunday, April 8, 2007 | The first event promoted exclusively by X-Degeneration. It featured XD referee Samuel Dreamer officiating all matches, with XD commentator Hurricane working color commentator duties. The event featured several controversial endings, including Captain Jeff Silvers counting Dark Yoshi's pinfall over Press Start in the Undisputed World Championship main event after Start had knocked out referee Dreamer. |
| MFGG Unnecessary Force | Sunday, April 15, 2007 | Featured the second and final rounds of the tournament to crown new MFGG Tag Team Champions, with DarkRecon and Smans Smansy Rodriguez getting the victory. Also featured Blood Suigi vs Titan Gamer in an I Quit Match (the two are the murderous alter-egos of Suigi and The Magical Gamer, respectively); also featured the third "Fight Club Match" in MFGG history, as The Magical Gamer physically separated himself from Titan Gamer and challenged him to an impromptu bout, which he won (thus regaining control of his body). |
| MFGG Malevolence | Sunday, April 22, 2007 | |
| MFGG Error 404 3.0 | Sunday, April 29, 2007 | The third in MFGG's series of "interactive" supershows. |
| XD Unholy Sunday | Sunday, May 6, 2007 | The second event promoted exclusively by X-Degeneration. It featured XD referee Samuel Dreamer officiating all matches, with XD commentator Hurricane working color commentator duties. |
| MFGG No Minors Allowed | Sunday, May 13, 2007 | Main evented by Title VS Title match. |
| MFGG Malice | Sunday, May 20, 2007 | Main evented by I Respact You match. |
| MFGG Bloodfare | Sunday, May 27, 2007 | Booked by Julio Cesar F. |
| MFGG Slaughturday | Saturday, June 2, 2007 | Booked by Julio Cesar F. |
| MFGG Chaotic Clash | Sunday, June 10, 2007 | Booked by Dark Yoshi. |
| MFGG Forsaken Crusade | Sunday, June 17, 2007 | Booked by Dark Yoshi.Included the reunion of the Siblings of Slaughter. |
| MFGG Bloodlust | Sunday, June 24, 2007 | Booked by Julio Cesar F.Main evented by Elimination Chamber Match for the Undisputed World Championship. |
| MFGG Blind Rage | Sunday, July 1, 2007 | Booked by Julio Cesar F.Main evented by the return of Blood Suigi. |
| MFGG Hell On Earth | Saturday, July 14, 2007 | Booked by Dark Yoshi.The show was supposed to be held on July 8,But delay because of family emergency of the original booker,Julio Cesar F . |
| MFGG One for the Ages | Tuesday, July 17, 2007 | Booked by Dark Yoshi.The show was the Anniversary of MFGG Wrestling.The show was also the last show of MFGG Wrestling |