King of Kings

One of the premiere PPV's for PRIME. It's the grounds for the conclusion of the Jewel in the Crown tournament.

King of Kings 2003

King of Kings 2003 was held at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Georgia.

• Black Angel defeated Mark Adkins (singles match)
• Steve Starr defeated The First to advance to the semi-final of the 2003 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Rogue defeated Dru Dryden to advance to the semi-final of the 2003 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Rock Startling defeated Weed Smoker to advance to the semi-final of the 2003 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Ian English defeated Zyfloi to advance to the semi-final of the 2003 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Joey Troy defeated Rik Reno & Shane Wethers (three-way match)
• Steve Starr defeated Rogue to advance to the final of the 2003 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Ian English defeated Rock Startling to advance to the final of the 2003 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Adam & The English Luchadore defeated Andy Magnum & Mark Blaze to win the Tag-Team Titles (tag-team match)
• Ian English defeated Steve Starr to win the 2003 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Tony Rolo defeated Lance Jackson (c) to win the Global Title ("Hell in a Cell" singles match)

King of Kings 2004

King of Kings 2004 was held at the Gaylord Entertainment Center in Nashville, Tennessee on September 26th, 2004.

• Ehren Sims, Shadow & Vince Jones defeated The First, First Blood & Triumph Frost (six-person "King of the Hill" tag match)
• Munson vs. Hoyt Williams declared a draw in the semi-final of the 2004 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Joey Troy defeated Thug roC to progress to the final of the 2004 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Tyler Lopez defeated Jessica Devine ("Good Housekeeping" singles match)
• Joshua Taro Freedom defeated Zyfloi (c) to win the 5-Star Title ("Ambulance" singles match)
• Munson defeated Hoyt Williams & Joey Troy to win the 2004 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (three-way match)
• Black Angel defeated Tony Rolo (c) to win the Global Title (singles match)

King of Kings 2005

King of Kings 2005 was held at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California on October 23rd, 2005

• Aimz defeated Danny Ferguson to progress to the final of the 2005 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Chris Collins, The Forsaken & The Illustrious Face-Eater defeated Chandler Tsonda, Teh Greatness & Paddy O'Shea (eight-person tag-team match)
• Tchu defeated Karina Wolfenden to progress to the final of the 2005 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Jesse Jamester vs. Pysmon declared a no contest ("Sadist" singles match)
• Dave Gibson defeated Tom Walczak (singles match)
• [[Vangelus Olsig (c) defeated Paul Cain to retain the Intense Title ("Vangelus' Ladder" singles match)
• Tchu defeated Aimz to win the 2005 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Hoyt Williams (c) defeated Brandon Youngblood to retain the Universal Title (singles match)

King of Kings 2006

King of Kings 2006 was held at the Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio on December 17th, 2006.

• Angelo Deville defeated Karina Wolfenden to progress to the final of the 2006 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Malachi defeated Asa Fountain (singles match)
• Tony Gamble defeated Adam to progress to the final of the 2006 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Lindsay Troy defeated Rich Rollins (singles match)
• Jason Snow defeated Killean Sirrajin ("No Disqualification" singles match)
• Sun Tzu (c) defeated Ember and Jonathon Winters to retain the Intense Title ("Falls Count Anywhere" singles match)
• The Illustrious Face Eater defeated Sonny Silver (singles match)
• Nova defeated Tchu (c) to win the Universal Title (singles match)
• Tony Gamble defeated Angelo Deville to win the 2006 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)

King of Kings 2007

King of Kings 2007 was held at GM Place in Vancouver, British Columbia on December 16th, 2007.

• Titan St. James defeated The Codemaster (singles match)
• Wade Elliott defeated Ian Nackedy & Tony Gamble to progress to the final of the 2007 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (three-way match)
• Chandler Tsonda defeated Brandon Youngblood & Hoyt Williams to progress to the final of the 2007 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (three-way match)
• Aaron Andrews defeated Gildenstern (c) to win one of the Tag-Team Titles (singles match)
• Dusk defeated Chainz & Easton Hall (three-way match)
• Chandler Tsonda defeated Wade Elliott to win the 2007 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Sonny Silver (c) defeated Tchu to retain the Universal Title (singles match)

King of Kings 2008

King of Kings 2008 was held at the American Airlines Arena in Miami, Florida on December 28th, 2008

• Fusenshoff & Ash Plato defeated Clayton Byrd, Jason Natas, Jay Phoenix & Rudy Simpson (six-way "Merry Melee" match)
• Jason Snow defeated Rhett Locke to progress to the final of the 2008 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Delta Upsilon Iota defeated Team V.I.A.G.R.A. (c) to win the Tag-Team Titles (tag-team match)
• Tyler Rayne defeated High Flyer to progress to the final of the 2008 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Bryan Dawkins defeated Dusk to become the number one contender for the 5-Star Title (singles match)
• Chandler Tsonda (c) defeated Danny Ferguson to retain the Universal Title (singles match)
• Jason Snow defeated Tyler Rayne to win the 2008 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)

King of Kings 2009

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King of Kings 2009 was held in the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Center in Birmingham, Alabama on December 20th, 2009

• Brandon Youngblood defeated Chainz to progress to the final of the 2010 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Bryan Dawkins defeated Johnny Raindance (singles match)
• Tyler Rayne defeated Tchu to progress to the final of the 2010 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Tony Gamble (c) vs. Elise Ares for the 5-Star Title declared a draw (singles match)
• Troy Douglas defeated Jay Phoenix (singles match)
• Change in Spades defeated The Redeemed (c) / Wolves of Slaughter to win the Tag-Team Titles (three-team tag match)
• Devin Shakur defeated Hessian to retain the Golden Ticket ("Last Man Standing" singles match)
• Brandon Youngblood defeated Tyler Rayne to win the 2009 Jewel in the Crown Tournament (singles match)
• Jason Snow defeated Tyler Nelson to retain the Universal Title ("Lumberjack" singles match)