Since its creation in 2004, the King of the Mountain match has changed the way in which fans view the traditional ladder match. From the penalty box to the reverse ladder stipulation, the King of the Mountain match set TNA Wrestling apart from the competition.
Unlike your traditional ladder match where participants fight to retrieve the object hanging above the ring, participants in this match had to fight in order to hang the object above the ring themselves in order to win.
Five men entered, but only one could hang the championship belt and be announced as the winner.
All five...
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