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Though X-Degeneration was initially a failed attempt by Dark Yoshi and Press Start to become the first MFGG Tag Team Champions, within a week of its forming, it become a powerful faction within MFGG Wrestling, eventually declaring itself a separate entity entirely and announcing war on the e-fed.

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rdfs:label	XD Championship
rdfs:comment	Though X-Degeneration was initially a failed attempt by Dark Yoshi and Press Start to become the first MFGG Tag Team Champions, within a week of its forming, it become a powerful faction within MFGG Wrestling, eventually declaring itself a separate entity entirely and announcing war on the e-fed.
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abstract	Though X-Degeneration was initially a failed attempt by Dark Yoshi and Press Start to become the first MFGG Tag Team Champions, within a week of its forming, it become a powerful faction within MFGG Wrestling, eventually declaring itself a separate entity entirely and announcing war on the e-fed. This war culminated at MFGG vs XD Civil War. Though XD beat MFGG in a majority of the matches (including a sweep in the five-on-five tag match), Press Start lost his MFGG World Heavyweight Championship to MFGGer Milkbone. In response, Captain Jeff Silvers created the XD Championship the next day and awarded it to Press Start. As Silvers was MFGG's booker, the title was recognized as sharing world-status with the MFGG World Heavyweight Championship. Though the original concept behind the title was that it would be defended within XD, it was soon sought after by MFGGers. A mere two days after being awarded the title, Press Start lost it to MFGGer SuperZero (though SuperZero's reign would also be short, as Start won back the title just four days later). In early October 2006, Captain Jeff Silvers announced that at the upcoming MFGG Three-Month Mayhem supershow celebrating the three-month anniversary of the e-fed, MFGG's two world titles (the MFGG World Heavyweight and XD Championships) would be unified to form one championship. On October 15, MFGG World Heavyweight Champion (and XD member) Zasshou defeated XD Champion (and MFGGer) The Blue Griffin to unify the two titles and become the first Undisputed World Champion. Though the two belts continued to be used to represent the new title, the XD Championship was effectively retired with Zasshou as its final holder.

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