FFC TITLE HISTORIES

FFC WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE HISTORY

1 - This was the final match at Season's Beatings in the tournament to crown a new World Champion

2 - This was a 3 way dance, that also involver Morpheus

3 - Z-Force was stripped of the Title due to unscrupulous booking methods.  This was a tournament final to crown a new champion

4 - This was a tournament final.  The title was left vacant after Chained Angel left the fed

5 - This was a 3 way dance, also including Z-Force

6 - This was a tournament final.  Kilgore had been stripped of the title due to injuries

7 - This was a 4 way dance, also involving Z-Force and Smeghead Lister

8 - This was a 4 way dance also involving Sarah Jackson and Noir

9 - This was a 3 way dance also involving The Standard

10 - This was a 3 way dance also involving Smeghead Lister

11 - This was a 3 Way dance also involving Zack Killian

12 - The title was vacated by CEO Z-Force with a 64 wrestler tournament to crown a new champion

13 - This was the final match of the tournament to crown the new World Champion

14 - Juggernaut retired the FFC World Title following the last dance PPV.  The final defense was a 3 Way dance against Al Jackson and Brian Storm

15 - This was a tournament to crown a new World Champion when the FFC reopened

16 - This was a 3 Way Dance also involving Amelia

17 - This was a 4 Way Dance also involving Juggernaut and Cheg

18 - Sarah won the Five Stages of Mayhem Match at Firepalooza to win the title which was vacated following Kilgore's injury

19 - This was a 4 Way Dance also involving Z-Force and Al Jackson

20 - Kazuma won a tournament which concluded at Season's Beatings 2007 for the Vacant FFC World Title.  Mr. Z was stripped of the Title after trying to sell it to Eddie Lukin and PWS.

FFC TAG TEAM TITLE HISTORY

1 - This was the finals of the first Lethal Lottery, which determined the first champions

2 - Darth Wook had given up his half of the titles to Oz prior to this bout.

3 - This was a tournament final.  The titles had been vacated due to the violent breakup of Al Jackson and Castor

4 - Wild Ambition won the match by default.  They were the #1 contenders at the time, and Dr Guildo and Rex Beat were released from the FFC.

5 - Sarah Jackson became one half of the tag title holders after J-Force was injured

6 - This was a tournament final.  The titles were held up after the suspension of Brian Storm and Dusk

7 - Big Stinky substituted for Z-Force in this match

8 - The titles were vacated, a tournament will be held for them later on.

9 - This was the finals to determine new Tag Team Champions

10 - Amelia and the Turk retired the Titles following the Last Dance PPV.  Their final defenses were against Queen Verona and Ix, and against CLAY and ELDEN

11 - Strong Bad World substituted for the Turk, who had been injured at Season's Beatings 2005.  Amelia and Turk retained ownership of the titles when the FFC reopened

12 - This was a Triple Title Match, Sarah's Intercontinental Title and Z-Force's World Television Title were also on the line

FFC INTERCONTINENTAL TITLE HISTORY

1 - Noir became the champion after stealing the title belt, and was recognized as the first champion

2 - Brian Storm won the belt by default when Kilgore decided to hand the belt to him (Kilgore was also World Champion at the time)

3 - This was a match to determine the new champion after Brian Storm surrendered the title after being named FFC President

4 - Chained Angel was stripped of the title due to Z-Force's booking practices.  This was a 4 way dance also involving Ix and The Standard

5 - This was a 3 way dance, also involving Noir

6 - This was the 2nd fall of a double title match, Peter Pain and AL Jackson were also involved in the match

7 - This is a 3 way dance, also involving Kilgore

8 - During this reign, the Intercontinental Title was unified with the European Title to form the FFC International Heavyweight Title

9 - Amelia defended her title against both Silence and Justice in a handicap match

10 - This was a 3 way dance, also involving Alpha Wolf

11 - Juggernaut vacated the Title upon winning the World Heavyweight Championship.  This was the finals of a tournament to crown a new champion

12 - The Standard retired the Intercontinental Title following the Last Dance PPV.  His final defense was against Smeghead Lister

13 - The Standard retained possession of the Intercontinental Title when the FFC reopened

14 - This was a 4 Way Dance involving Al, Brian Storm, Sean Williams and Mountain Dew.  This was the finals of a tournament for the title which was vacated after Kilgore won the FFC World Title

15 - This was the Final Match of a Tournament that was held to determine a new Intercontinental Champion after Mr. Z vacated the title after Winning the World Heavyweight Title.  It was a Four way Dance also involving Smeghead Lister, Crazy J and Brian Storm.  Kain last eliminated Lister to win the vacant title

FFC WOMEN'S TITLE HISTORY

1 - Dragoness came into the FFC, claiming to be the Women's Champion, but the belt was given up.  Miss Anthropic won the 4 way dance to get the belt.  However, FFC Control did not recognize the title until after this match

2 - This was a 4 way dance, also involving Pretender and Marissa Storm (Storm was the last one pinned)

3 - Shortly after winning the title, Kristina lost a loser leaves FFC match to Al Jackson.  The Women's Title is currently vacant

4 - This was a tournament final to determine a new champion

5-  Sarah Jackson decided to retire the title

6-  The title was reinstated and vacated at Firecup 2002.  Kristina Jackson won an 8 woman battle royal to win the title

7 - This was a 4 way Dance also involving ABAGAIL and Maple

8 - Anna vacated the title out of boredom.  This was a four way dance to crown a new champion, also featuring Maple and Jenny Jett

9 - This was the final Women's Title Match.  Reiko Tajima won a 4 way dance at FFC's Last Dance to capture the title.  The other participants were Anna and Kudamono

10 - The Title was declared vacant when the FFC reopened.  This was a match to determine a new champion.

FFC TELEVISION TITLE HISTORY

1 - This was a tournament final to declare the first Television Champion

2 - This was a 3 way dance, also involving Dante Passion

3 - This was the first fall of a double Title match, also involving Al Jackson and Peter PAin

4 - This was a 3 way dance, also involving Miss Anthropic

5 - This was a 4 way dance, also involving Damian and The Standard

6 - The Standard! was revealed to be Dante Passion

7 - The Television Title was unified with the Hardcore Title to become the Smashmouth Title

8 - After splitting the Hard Euro Vision Title, Mr. Z kept the Television Title for himself and lost it in this match.

9 - Johnny Acid retired the Television Title following this match.  His last defense was against Mr. Z

10 - This was the Final Match of a Tournament to determine a new World Television Champion

11 - FFC President Royzoom forced Lister to defend the TV Title in every match he wrestled in during the tournament.  After winning his first round match, he was defeated by Nathan Anderson and lost the title. 

MIDDLEWEIGHT/GEN-Z DIVISION HISTORY

1 - This was the finals of the first ever Gen-Z Grand Prix Tournament to determine the first Gen Z Division Champion

2 - This was a 3 Way Match also involving Molson Maniac

3 - This was a Title vs Title Match where Anna's Women's Title was also on the line

4 - The Gen-Z Title was renamed the FFC Middleweight Title and Anna is recognized as the first champion as a result of holding the Gen-Z Title at the time.

5 - This was a 3 Way Dance also involving Mahavir Ali

For the history of other titles the FFC has had, confer to the FFC Archive, downloadable from the front page.