On various occasions in professional wrestling, a single-elimination tournament of varying match types are held, often to determine a championship or number-one contendership therein. It has been known for promotions to use title tournament that are fictitious in nature (that is, the title may have been simply awarded under the pretext of winning a tournament elsewhere) - notable ones include the tournaments that established the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, the WWE Intercontinental Championship, and the WWE United States Championship (the latter when it was the NWA United States Championship). In tournaments with a fixed bracket, a multiple-disqualification or a multiple-countout eliminates all parties involved, and those who are slated to face the winner of such a match simply partakes in a match with one less opponent (or simply does not wrestle, if no opponents remain). Tournaments, however, rarely have a final match where only one such finalist remain, with no others qualifying for the final round. Tournaments may employ a single match type throughout, or may vary match by match or round by round. Notable tournaments from active promotions All Japan Pro Wrestling New Japan Pro-Wrestling World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment King of the Ring King of the Ring was a World Wrestling Entertainment event held initially in 1985 and evolving into its own pay-per-view event in 1993. The weeks leading to the tournament were often filled with qualifying matches, while only the semifinal and final rounds (and occasionally, the quarterfinal round) made it to the actual King of the Ring PPV card. The tournament (but not the event) made its return in April 2006 where all the matches would be contested as part of the SmackDown brand. It was again used in 2008 and 2010 during an episode of WWE Raw. In 2015, a two night tournament was held, beginning on the April 27 episode of Raw, with the semifinals and final airing as a special on the WWE Network the next night. Brawl for All The Brawl For All was a shoot (unscripted) contest held in the World Wrestling Federation that took place from June 29 to August 24, 1998. Deadly Game At the 1998 edition of the Survivor Series pay per view, a fourteen-man tournament billed as the Deadly Games tournament was held to determine the WWF Champion The title had been vacated earlier in the year. The Rock won the tournament and the title. Road to WrestleMania This