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World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc.
	WWE logo since August 2014
	WWE headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut, in 2012
Trade name	WWE
Formerly	Titan Sports, Inc. (1980–98); World Wrestling Federation, Inc. (1998–99); World Wrestling Federation Entertainment, Inc. (1999–2002)
Company type	Public
Traded as	NYSE: WWE; S&P 400 component;
ISIN	US98156Q1085
Industry	Professional wrestling; Sports entertainment; Streaming media;
Predecessor	Capitol Wrestling Corporation Ltd.
Founded	January 7, 1953; 71 years ago; (first show under Capitol Wrestling Corporation Ltd.); February 21, 1980; 44 years ago; (as Titan Sports, Inc.);
Founders	Jess McMahon or Vincent J. McMahon; (as Capitol Wrestling Corporation Ltd.); Linda McMahon; Vince McMahon; (as Titan Sports, Inc.);
Headquarters	1241 East Main Street; Stamford, Connecticut 06902, United States
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Vince McMahon; (Chairman and CEO) Paul "Triple H" Levesque; (Executive Vice President of Global Talent Strategy & Development) Stephanie McMahon; (Chief Brand Officer)
Products	Television; Publishing; Films; Finance; Music; Merchandise; Streaming network service; Home video; Live events;
Services	Licensing
Revenue	US$960.4 million (2019)
Operating income	US$116.5 million (2019)
Net income	US$77.1 million (2019)
Total assets	US$992.2 million (2019)
Total equity	US$275.3 million (2019)
Number of employees	approximately 850 (2017)
Divisions	WWE Network; WWE Studios; WWE Music Group; WWE Books; WWE Libraries; WWE Performance Center; WWE Home Video; WWE Shop;
Subsidiaries	Tapout (50%); XFL (23.5%); Evolve; WCW, Inc.; TSI Realty Company; WWE Jet Services; WWE Properties International; WWE Latin America; WWE Japan; WWE Australia; WWE Canada; WWE Germany; WWE Asia Pacific; WWE Middle East and Africa
Website	www.wwe.com

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World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc., d/b/a WWE, is an American integrated media and entertainment company^[8]^[9] that is primarily known for professional wrestling. WWE has also branched out into other fields, including movies, football, and various other business ventures.

The WWE name also refers to the professional wrestling promotion itself, founded in the 1950s as the Capitol Wrestling Corporation. It is the largest wrestling promotion in the world, holding over 500 events a year, with the roster primarily divided up into three globally traveling brands,^[10] and is available to about 36 million viewers in more than 150 countries. The company's global headquarters is located in Stamford, Connecticut, about 30 miles from New York City, with offices in major cities around the world.^[11]^[12]

As in other professional wrestling promotions, WWE shows are not legitimate contests, but purely entertainment-based performance theater, featuring storyline-driven, scripted, and choreographed matches, though matches often include moves that can put performers at risk of injury, even death, if not performed correctly. This was first publicly acknowledged by WWE's owner Vince McMahon in 1989 to avoid taxes from athletic commissions. Since the 1980s, WWE publicly has branded its product as sports entertainment, acknowledging the product's roots in competitive sport and dramatic theater.

The company's majority owner is its chairman and CEO, Vince McMahon, who retains a 42% ownership of the company's outstanding stock and 70.5% of the voting power.^[13]^[14]

The current entity, incorporated on February 21, 1980, was previously known as Titan Sports, Inc., which was founded that same year in South Yarmouth, Massachusetts. It acquired Capitol Wrestling Corporation Ltd., the holding company for the World Wrestling Federation, in 1982.

Titan was renamed World Wrestling Federation, Inc. in 1998, then World Wrestling Federation Entertainment, Inc. in 1999, and finally the current World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. in 2002. Since 2011, the company has officially branded itself solely as WWE though the company's legal name was not changed.^[15]^[16]

Title history

Key
No.	Overall reign number
Reign	Reign number for the specific champion
Days	Number of days held
N/A	Unknown information
<1	Reign lasted less than a day
+	Current reign is changing daily

No.	Champion	Championship change			Reign statistics		Notes	Ref.
No.	Champion	Date	Event	Location	Reign	Days	Notes	Ref.
1	Poison Sawada Black	June 29, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Created the belt and recognized himself as the first champion, three minutes before losing it.	^[17]
2	Mitsunobu Kikuzawa	June 29, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	7
3	Thunder	July 6, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
4	Poison Sawada Black	July 6, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	6
5	"Showa"	July 12, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	14
6	Rojo del Sol	July 26, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	8
7	Naoshi Sano	August 3, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
8	Rojo del Sol	August 3, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	1
9	Poison Sawada Black	August 4, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	6
—	Vacated	August 10, 2000	—	—	—	—	Vacated after Black was ordered by the DDT commissioner to enter the tag team league.	^[17]
10	Taiyo Rojo	August 24, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	21	Defeated Pirate Wizard Viking to win the vacant title.
11	Poison Sawada Black	September 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	7	This was a three-way match also involving Mitsunobu Kikuzawa.
12	Hebikage	September 21, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	35
13	Chotaro Kamoi	October 26, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	32
14	Masakazu Nagase	November 27, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
15	Chotaro Kamoi	November 27, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	3
16	Masakazu Nagase	November 30, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	14	Took place during a tag team match, with "Showa" as Nagase's partner, and Mitsunobu Kikuzawa as Kamoi's.
17	Issei Fujisawa	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
18	Toshiyuki Moriya	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
19	Chotaro Kamoi	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
20	Jigoku Soldier	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
21	Masakazu Nagase	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
22	Naoshi Sano	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
23	Toshiyuki Moriya	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
24	Shigero Kato	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
25	Fushicho Karasu	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
26	Jigoku Soldier	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
27	Misae-chan	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
28	Issei Fujisawa	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
29	Chotaro Kamoi	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
30	Shigero Kato	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
31	Fushicho Karasu	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
32	Misae-chan	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
33	Fushicho Karasu	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
34	Naoshi Sano	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
35	Misae-chan	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
36	Masakazu Nagase	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
37	Chotaro Kamoi	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
38	Naoshi Sano	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
39	Fushicho Karasu	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
40	Chotaro Kamoi	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
41	Issei Fujisawa	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
42	Toshiyuki Moriya	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
43	Jigoku Soldier	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
44	Toshiyuki Moriya	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
45	Chotaro Kamoi	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	<1	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
46	Shark Tsuchiya	December 14, 2000	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	104	Took place during a 15-minutes Falls Count Anywhere match
47	Chotaro Kamoi	March 28, 2001	Judgement 5	Tokyo, Japan	8	32		^[18]
48	Hebider	April 29, 2001	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
49	Chotaro Kamoi	April 29, 2001	House show	Tokyo, Japan	9	19
50	MMM	May 18, 2001	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	37	This was a 6-fold thread match also involving Fushicho Karasu, Hero!, Konicaman #2, and "Showa". MMM won the title as Toshiyuki Moriya, a Triple H parody, before reverting to his previous ring name.
51	Kazumasa Nihei	June 24, 2001	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	5
52	Chotaro Kamoi	June 29, 2001	House show	Tokyo, Japan	10	97	Nihei willingly gave the title to Kamoi.
53	Asian Cooger	October 4, 2001	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	69
54	Hebikage	December 12, 2001	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
55	Asian Cougar	December 12, 2001	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	50
56	Sanshiro Takagi	January 31, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
57	Chocoball Mukai	January 31, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	4
58	Sanshiro Takagi	February 4, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	66
59	Futoshi Miwa	April 11, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	7
60	Sanshiro Takagi	April 18, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Pinned Miwa during a 6-man tag team match between the team of Miwa, Takashi Sasaki, and Tanomusaku Toba, and the team of Super Uchuu Power, Kintaro Kanemura, and Chocoball Mukai.
61	Kintaro Kanemura	April 18, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	7
62	Sanshiro Takagi	April 25, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	8	Took place during a tag team match, with Takashi Sasaki as Takagi's partner, and Super Uchuu Power as Kanemura's.
63	Futoshi Miwa	May 3, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
64	Issei Fujisawa	May 3, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
65	Bio-Monster DNA	May 3, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
66	Miyuki Maeda	May 3, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
67	Jakaibo Hebider	May 3, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Previously won the title as Thunder.
68	Sanshiro Takagi	May 3, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	28
69	Kintaro Kanemura	May 31, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	6	This was also for Takagi's KO-D Openweight Championship.
70	Chocoball Mukai	June 6, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	7
71	Shouichi Ichimiya	June 13, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	74	Won the title as Gintaro Ichimiya, a parody of Kintaro Kanemura, before reverting to his previous ring name.
72	Masashi Kakuta	August 26, 2002	House show	Chiba, Japan	1	<1	First non-wrestler to win the award, and first title change to take place outside of Tokyo.
73	Shouichi Ichimiya	August 26, 2002	House show	Chiba, Japan	2	12
74	Kazuki Ohkubo	September 7, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	63	This took place during a mixed martial arts event.
75	Takashi Echigo	November 9, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	This took place during a mixed martial arts event.
76	Shouichi Ichimiya	November 9, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	5
77	The Great Mampuku	November 14, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	3	Character from a children TV show.
78	AD Yamamoto	November 17, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Character from a children TV show.
79	Shouichi Ichimiya	November 17, 2002	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	34
80	Kazumasa Nihei	December 21, 2002	House show	Kanagawa, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a 24-hour marathon match.
81	Shouichi Ichimiya	December 21, 2002	House show	Kanagawa, Japan	5	14	Took place during a 24-hour marathon match.
82	Mikami	January 4, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
83	Sanshiro Takagi	January 4, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	<1	Took place during a royal rumble. Previously won the title as Shouichi Ichimiya.
84	Seito Kaicho	January 4, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	President of a student association. Took place during a royal rumble.
85	Yoshihiro Sakai	January 4, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	27	Took place during a royal rumble.
86	Ladder	January 31, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	First inanimate object to win the title; the ladder fell on Sakai during a match against Kyohei Mikami, with the referee counting the fall.
87	Shouichi Ichimiya	January 31, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	28
88	Yoshihiro Sakai	February 28, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	6
89	"Showa" 80's	March 6, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
90	Yoshihiro Sakai	March 6, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	38
91	O.K. Revolution	April 13, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	11
92	Futoshi Miwa	April 24, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	2
93	Erika Yamakawa	April 26, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	A fashion model.
94	Brian Walters	April 26, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
95	Futoshi Miwa	April 26, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	8
96	O.K. Revolution	May 4, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	42
97	Hero!	June 15, 2003	House show	Kanagawa, Japan	1	39
98	Shouichi Ichimiya	July 24, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	8	10	Took place during a tag team match, with Futoshi Miwa as Ichimiya's partner, and Kudo as Hero!'s.
99	Sanshiro Takagi	August 3, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	56
100	Ladder	September 28, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	17	The ladder is considered to be the same as the previous ladder to win the title, therefore making it a two-time champion.
—	Vacated	October 15, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	—	—	The ladder "forfeit" the title after being "encouraged" to by DDT president.
101	Takashi Sasaki	October 15, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	11	This was a 6-fold thread match also involving Super Uchuu Power, Yoshihiro Sakai, O.K. Revolution, and Shuji Ishikawa.
102	Danshoku Dino	October 26, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	28
103	O.K. Revolution	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
104	Kent	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	1	<1
105	Gudo	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	1	<1
106	Seiya Morohashi	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	1	<1
107	Gudo	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	2	<1
108	Danshoku Dino	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	2	<1
109	Kazumasa Nihei	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	3	<1
110	Kent	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	2	<1
111	Seiya Morohashi	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	2	<1
112	O.K. Revolution	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	4	<1
113	Futoshi Miwa	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	5	<1
114	Gudo	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	3	<1
115	Danshoku Dino	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	3	<1
116	Gudo	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	4	<1
117	Futoshi Miwa	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	6	<1
118	O.K. Revolution	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	5	<1
119	Danshoku Dino	November 23, 2003	House show	Nagoya, Japan	4	7
120	Issei Fujisawa	November 30, 2003	House show	Osaka, Japan	5	<1
121	Riki Senshu	November 30, 2003	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	<1
122	Para-Para Kuma-san	November 30, 2003	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
123	Yuusuke Inokuma	November 30, 2003	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
124	Macho Bump	November 30, 2003	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
125	Danshoku Dino	November 30, 2003	House show	Osaka, Japan	5	17	Took place during a battle royal.
126	O.K. Revolution	November 30, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	12
127	Danshoku Dino	December 29, 2003	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	14
128	Nikolai Gotchanski	January 12, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
129	"Showa"	January 12, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
130	Para-Para Kuma-san	January 12, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
131	Futoshi Miwa	January 12, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
132	Naomi Susan	January 12, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
133	Danshoku Dino	January 12, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	30	Took place during a battle royal.
134	Poison Julie Sawada	February 11, 2004	House show	Yokohama, Japan	5	14	This was a 4-way match also involving Sanshiro Takagi and Shouichi Ichimiya, which was also for Ichimiya's KO-D Openweight Championship. Sawada previously won the title as Poison Sawada Black.
135	Yuusuke Inokuma	February 25, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
136	Seiya Morohashi	February 25, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
137	Yuusuke Inokuma	February 25, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	4
138	Seiya Morohashi	February 29, 2004	House show	Osaka, Japan	4	<1
139	Yuusuke Inokuma	February 29, 2004	House show	Osaka, Japan	4	7
140	Keisuke Masuda	March 7, 2004	House show	Chiba, Japan	1	<1
141	Yuusuke Inokuma	March 7, 2004	House show	Chiba, Japan	5	7
142	Mikami	March 14, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
143	Ted Tanabe	March 14, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
144	Yuusuke Inokuma	March 14, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	6
145	Danshoku Dino	March 20, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	8	71
146	Yuusuke Inokuma	May 30, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	<1
147	Danshoku Dino	May 30, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	9	—	The date of Dino's title loss is unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown.
148	Yuusuke Inokuma	2004	House show	—	8	—	The dates of Inokuma's title win and loss are unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown.
149	Danshoku Dino	2004	House show	—	10	—	The date of Dino's title win is unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown.
150	Kenshin	July 1, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	13
151	Shouichi Ichimiya	July 14, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	9	17	Took place during a tag team match, where Daichi Kakimoto was Ichimiya's partner and Kota Ibushi was Kenshin's.
152	Shimon Nagao	July 31, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	3-year old picked from the audience.
153	Shouichi Ichimiya	July 31, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	10	61
154	Gorgeous Matsuno	September 30, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a 10-minute battle royal.
155	Koichiro Kimura	September 30, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
156	Riki Senshu	September 30, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
157	Gentaro	September 30, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
158	Shouichi Ichimiya	September 30, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	11	<1
159	Gorgeous Matsuno	September 30, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
160	Koichiro Kimura	September 30, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
161	Muscle Sakai	September 30, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
162	Gentaro	September 30, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
163	Shouichi Ichimiya	September 30, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	12	<1
164	Takeshi Aida	September 30, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	17
165	Shouichi Ichimiya	October 17, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	13	31
166	Danshoku Dino	November 17, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	11	2
167	Shouichi Ichimiya	November 19, 2004	House show	Kanagawa, Japan	14	1
168	Taxi driver	November 20, 2004	House show	Shizuoka, Japan	1	<1	An actual taxi driver.
169	Danshoku Dino	November 20, 2004	House show	Shizuoka, Japan	12	4
170	Shouichi Ichimiya	November 24, 2004	House show	Aichi, Japan	15	31
171	Yatchan	December 25, 2004	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	62	A monkey; first animal to win the title.
172	Riki Senshu	February 25, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	30	Won a 5-participant battle royal for the title.
173	Kenshin	March 27, 2005	DDT 8th Anniversary: Judgement 9	Tokyo, Japan	2	38
174	Futoshi Miwa	May 4, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	8	25
175	Shouichi Ichimiya	May 29, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	16	31	Took place during a 6-man tag team match between the team of Miwa, Sanshiro Takagi, and Riki Senshu, and the team of Sanwa, Seiya Morohashi, and Tanomusaku Toba.
176	Gorgeous Matsuno	May 29, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
177	The Bloody	May 29, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
178	Yuki Miyazaki	May 29, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
179	MARU	May 29, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
180	Toshie Uematsu	May 29, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
181	Yumi Ohka	May 29, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
182	Keiko Saito	May 29, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
183	Cherry	May 29, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
184	Yuki Miyazaki	May 29, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
185	Gorgeous Matsuno	May 29, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
186	Cherry	May 29, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
187	Yuki Miyazaki	May 29, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	4
188	Chiharu	July 3, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Pinned Miyazaki in front of dressing room.
189	Yuki Miyazaki	July 3, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1	Pinned Chiharu in a dressing room.
190	Chiharu	July 3, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	21	Pinned Miyazaki in a dressing room.
191	Yuki Miyazaki	July 24, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	6	Took place during a trip to Yakeyama Springs Inn.
192	Yuka Nakamura	July 30, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Pins Miyazaki at a bus stop.
193	Tanny Mouse	July 30, 2005	House show	Niigata, Japan	1	<1	Pins Nakamura in a women's room at a service area of a toll way.
194	A chef	July 30, 2005	House show	Niigata, Japan	1	<1	The chief chef of the Yakeyama Springs. Won the title by pinning Mouse in a party room.
195	Haruka Matsuo	July 30, 2005	House show	Niigata, Japan	1	<1	Defeats the chef with a sleeper on a stairway at Yakeyama Springs Inn.
196	Yuki Miyazaki	July 30, 2005	House show	Niigata, Japan	6	1	Pins Matsuo in Matsuo's guest room at Yakeyama Springs Inn as Matsuo tries to sleep.
197	Etsuko Mita	July 31, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	7	Pins Miyazaki in front of the bus after they get out from it.
198	Tanny Mouse	August 7, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
199	Kaori Yoneyama	August 7, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
—	Vacated	August 7, 2005	—	—	—	—	The 199th champion, Yoneyama immediately vacated the title because the number 199 is "not a good number to call".	^[17]
200	Tanny Mouse	August 21, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Last eliminated Chiharu in a 10-people battle royal to win the vacant title.
201	Hana Kimura	August 21, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Daughter of wrestler Kyoko Kimura and 8 years old at the time, later became a professional wrestler herself.
202	Kyoko Kimura	August 21, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
203	Yuka Nakamura	August 21, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	48
204	DJ Nira	October 8, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	This was a three-way match also involving Tanny Mouse.
205	Yuki Miyazaki	October 8, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	28
206	Yuka Nakamura	November 5, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	22
207	Tanny Mouse	November 27, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
208	Bullfight Sora	November 27, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	14
209	DJ Nira	December 11, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
210	Yuki Miyazaki	December 11, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	8	14
211	Kyoko Inoue	December 25, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a tag team match, where Etsuko Mita was Inoue's partner and Yoshiko Tamura was Miyazaki's.
212	Bullfight Sora	December 25, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
213	Kyoko Inoue	December 25, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
214	Toshie Uematsu	December 25, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
215	Fang Suzuki	December 25, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
216	Chiharu	December 25, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
217	Kitty-chan	December 25, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	A Hello Kitty doll. Took place during a battle royal.
218	Mah-kun	December 25, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	A stuffed doll. Took place during a battle royal.
219	Bullfight Sora	December 25, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
220	Yuki Miyazaki	December 25, 2005	House show	Tokyo, Japan	9	21	Took place during a battle royal.
221	Misae Genki	January 15, 2006	House show	Yokohama, Japan	4	20
222	Aika	February 4, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	49
223	Mai Ichii	March 25, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
224	Emi Sakura	March 25, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
225	Aika	March 25, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	35
226	Hikari	April 29, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	6
227	Misae Genki	May 5, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1
228	Tetsuhiro Kuroda	May 5, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
229	Uematsu Papa	May 5, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
230	Tetsuya Koda	May 5, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
231	Emi Sakura	May 5, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
232	Hinata	May 5, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
233	Kinoko	May 5, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
234	Miki Ishii	May 5, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
235	Hikari	May 5, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	31
236	Natsuki☆Head	June 5, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	9
237	Mecha Mummy	June 14, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	4
238	Mecha Stanley	June 18, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	7	Pinned Mecha Mummy during a tag team match.
239	Masahiro Mekanashi	June 25, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
240	Natsuki☆Head	June 25, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
241	Mikami	June 25, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
242	Daichi Kakimoto	June 25, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
243	Mango Fukuda	June 25, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
244	Sanshiro Takagi	June 25, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	<1
245	Mikami	June 25, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
246	Masahiro Mekanashi	June 25, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
247	Mecha Mummy	June 25, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	5
248	The MAC	June 30, 2006	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
249	Seiya Morohashi	June 30, 2006	House show	Osaka, Japan	5	<1
250	Yukinori Matsui	June 30, 2006	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	<1
251	Bull Armor TAKUYA	June 30, 2006	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	<1
252	Mecha Mummy	June 30, 2006	House show	Osaka, Japan	3	2
253	Francisco Togo	July 2, 2006	House show	Matsue, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
254	Antonio Honda	July 2, 2006	House show	Matsue, Japan	1	<1
255	Mecha Mummy	July 2, 2006	House show	Matsue, Japan	4	7
256	The MAC	July 9, 2006	House show	Nagoya, Japan	2	<1
257	Poco Takanashi	July 9, 2006	House show	Nagoya, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a battle royal. Previously won the title as Masahiro Mekanashi.
258	296	July 9, 2006	House show	Nagoya, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
259	Tanomusaku Toba	July 9, 2006	House show	Nagoya, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
260	Mori Bernard	July 9, 2006	House show	Nagoya, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
261	Mecha Mummy	July 9, 2006	House show	Nagoya, Japan	5	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
262	Tanomusaku Toba	July 9, 2006	House show	Nagoya, Japan	2	14	Took place during a battle royal.
263	The MAC	July 23, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
264	Daichi Kakimoto	July 23, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
265	Bear Fukuda (Mango Fukuda)	July 23, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
266	Seiya Morohashi	July 23, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
267	Poco Takanashi	July 23, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
268	Mecha Matsuno	July 23, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
269	Mecha Mummy	July 23, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	28	Took place during a battle royal.
270	Antonio Honda	August 20, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
271	Madman Pondo	August 20, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
272	J.C. Bailey	August 20, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
273	2 Tough Tony	August 20, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
274	Super Stanley	August 20, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
275	Guts Ishijima	August 20, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
276	Choun Shiryu	August 20, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
277	Poison Julie Sawada	August 20, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	<1
278	Mecha Mummy	August 20, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	<1
279	The Crazy SKB	August 20, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	70
280	Ikeda Seijin	October 29, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
281	A television cameraman	October 29, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
282	Poa Poa	October 29, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
283	Leonard Dodeka Kuma	October 29, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
284	World's PK	October 29, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
285	Jushin Satsugai Liger	October 29, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
286	Lingerie Mutoh	October 29, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
287	Naoshi Sano	October 29, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
288	Jushin Satsugai Liger	October 29, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
289	Nasty Black Panther	October 29, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
290	Dokaben	October 29, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
291	Naoshi Sano	October 29, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
292	Ankoku Sherman Monolith	October 29, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
293	President Ramu	October 29, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
—	Vacated	October 29, 2006	—	—	—	—	Ramu, a member of the "666" group, vacated the title in order to have the 666th from the "666" group.
294	Shinobu	2006	House show	Japan	1	—	Defeated Yuko Miyamoto to win the vacant title. The dates of Miyamoto's title win and loss are unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown.
295	Yuko Miyamoto	2006	House show	Japan	1	—	The dates of Miyamoto's title win and loss are unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown.
296-597	Shinobu/Miyamoto	2006	House show	Japan	—	—	During a live show, Shinobu and Miyamoto traded the championship with each other 303 times, which is the record for most title changes on the same night. The date of the event is unknown. Those title changes are not listed to reduce the size of the article.
598	Yuko Miyamoto	2006	House show	Japan	152	—	303rd and final title change between Shinobu and Miyamoto. The dates of Miyamoto's title win and loss are unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown.
599	Shinobu	2006	House show	Japan	152	—	The dates of Shinobu's title win and loss are unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown.
600	Sayoko Mita	2006	House show	Japan	1	—	A female newscaster of a cable station. The date of Mita's title win is unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown.
601	Shinobu	December 16, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	153	—	The date of Shinobu's title loss is unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown.
602-661	Shinobu / Miyamoto	December 2006	House show	Japan	—	—	During a live show, Shinobu and Miyamoto traded the title 60 times in short order via rock–paper–scissors. The date of the event is unknown.
661	Yuko Miyamoto	December 2006	House show	Japan	214	—	The dates of Miyamoto's title win and loss are unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown.
662	Shinobu	December 2006	House show	Japan	215	—	The dates of Shinobu's title win and loss are unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown.
663	Yuko Miyamoto	December 2006	House show	Japan	215	—	The dates of Miyamoto's title win and loss are unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown.
664	Shinobu	December 2006	House show	Japan	216	—	The dates of Miyamoto's title loss is unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown.
665	Mecha Mummy Gold	December 23, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
666	The Crazy SKB	December 23, 2006	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	29
667	Naoshi Sano	January 21, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	9	<1	SKB put the title on an auction, which is won by Sano.
668	Senpai	January 21, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	49	Won the title in a battle royal in which he last eliminated Sano.
669	Naoshi Sano	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	10	<1
670	Yuki Miyazaki	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	10	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
671	Naoshi Sano	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	11	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
672	Yuki Miyazaki	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	11	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
673	Naoshi Sano	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	12	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
674	Yuki Miyazaki	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	12	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
675	Naoshi Sano	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	13	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
676	Fushicho Karasu	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
677	Yuki Miyazaki	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	13	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
678	Taneichi Kacho	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
679	Naoshi Sano	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	14	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
680	Kikutaro	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Previously won the title as Mitsunobu Kikuzawa. Took place during a Championship Scramble.
681	Yuki Miyazaki	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	14	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
682	Kikutaro	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
683	Naomi Susan	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
684	Kikutaro	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
685	Taneichi Kacho	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
686	Naoshi Sano	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	15	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
687	Fushicho Karasu	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	6	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
688	Yuki Miyazaki	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	15	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
689	Exciting Yoshida	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
690	Kikutaro	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
691	Taneichi Kacho	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
692	Exciting Yoshida	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a Championship Scramble.
693	Ladder	March 11, 2007	DDT 10th Anniversary: Judgement 2007	Tokyo, Japan	3	21	The ladder is considered to be the same as the previous ladders to win the title, therefore making it a three-time champion.
694	Cocolo	April 1, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	45	A miniature dachshund dog.
695	Megumi Grace Asano	May 16, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	7	A referee.
696	Yuusuke Inokuma	May 23, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	9	<1
697	Gorgeous Matsuno	May 23, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	3	Won the title by pinning Inokuma in a 3-on-1 handicap match, in which Danshoku Dino and Muscle Sakai were Inokuma's partners.
698	Kenshin	May 26, 2007	House show	Japan	3	<1
699	Antonio Koinoki	May 26, 2007	House show	Japan	1	<1
700	Gorgeous Matsuno	May 26, 2007	House show	Japan	6	8
701	A baseball bat	June 3, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
702	Kazuhiko Ogasawara	June 3, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
703	Hoshitango	June 3, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
704	Naoshi Sano	June 3, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	16	<1
705	Naoki Tanizaki	June 3, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
706	Yuusuke Inokuma	June 3, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	10	<1
707	Kazuhiko Ogasawara	June 3, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	63
708	Naoshi Sano	August 5, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	17	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
709	Hoshitango	August 5, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
710	Kazuhiko Ogasawara	August 5, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	6
711	Sanshiro Takagi	August 11, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	17	28	Previously won the title as Shouichi Ichimiya.
712	Leonard Takatsu	September 8, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
713	Reiji Azuma	September 8, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	An elementary school boy.
714	Shouichi Ichimiya	September 8, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	18	8
715	Airi Ueda, Shiori Takahashi, and Minami Tanabe	September 16, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	10	Three elementary school girls, who pinned Ichimiya together to become co-champions. First time the title was held by several people at once.
716	Shouichi Ichimiya	September 26, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	19	<1
717	Ken Kataya	September 26, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
718	726	September 26, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
719	Kazuhiko Ogasawara	September 26, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
720	Tarzan Goto	September 26, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Previously won the title as Shoichi Ichimiya and Sanshiro Takagi. However, he is not considered the same person as them.
721	Ken Kataya	September 26, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
722	726	September 26, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
723	Guts Ishijima	September 26, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
724	Kazuhiko Ogasawara	September 26, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	11
725	Nao Saejima	October 7, 2007	House show	Fukuoka, Japan	1	<1	Not a wrestler; An AV idol.
726	KAWANO	October 7, 2007	House show	Fukuoka, Japan	1	<1
727	Takashi Niwada	October 7, 2007	House show	Fukuoka, Japan	1	<1
728	Karate Mummy	October 7, 2007	House show	Fukuoka, Japan	1	<1
729	Akihiro	October 7, 2007	House show	Fukuoka, Japan	1	<1	A sex doll.
730	Nao Saejima	October 7, 2007	House show	Fukuoka, Japan	2	<1
731	Kazuhiko Ogasawara	October 7, 2007	House show	Fukuoka, Japan	6	74
732	Naoshi Sano	December 20, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	18	10
733	Ken Ohka	December 30, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	<1	Previously won the title as O.K. Revolution.
734	Sanshiro Takagi	December 30, 2007	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	1
735	Kota Ibushi	December 31, 2007	House show	Japan	1	6
736	Tanomusaku Toba	January 6, 2008	House show	Osaka, Japan	3	28
737	Kota Ibushi	February 3, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	35
738	Danshoku Dino	March 9, 2008	Judgement 2008	Tokyo, Japan	13	20
739	Yasu Urano	March 29, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	11
740	Gentaro	April 9, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	2
741	Danshoku Dino	April 11, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	14	25
742	Kudo	May 6, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	36
743	Gorgeous Matsuno	June 11, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	4
744	Mikami	June 15, 2008	House show	Osaka, Japan	5	6
745	Michael Nakazawa	June 21, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
746	HIDEX	June 21, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
747	Chiririn (a chicken doll)	June 21, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
748	Izumi	June 21, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
749	Mika	June 21, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
750	Mikami	June 21, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	<1
751	Rei Takagi	June 21, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
752	Pink Tiger	June 21, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
753	Heppoko Chojin	June 21, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
754	Mikami	June 21, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	<1
755	Shoppana Yanagiya	June 21, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
756	Mikami	June 21, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	8	<1
757	Michael Nakazawa	June 21, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
758	Mikami	June 21, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	9	4
759	Norikazu Fujioka	June 25, 2008	House show	Unknown	1	<1
760	Michael Nakazawa	June 25, 2008	House show	Unknown	3	11
761	Arnold Skeskejanaker	July 6, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
762	Muscle Sakai	July 6, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
763	Michael Nakazawa	July 6, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
764	Arnold Skeskejanaker	July 6, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	30
765	Mikami	August 5, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	10	<1
766	Arnold Skeskejanaker	August 5, 2008	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	222
767	Albret Neklenburg	March 15, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
768	Bullfight Sora	March 15, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
769	Hironosuke Izumii	March 15, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
770	Arnold Skeskejanaker	March 15, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
771	Bullfight Sora	March 15, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1
772	Cherry	March 15, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	7
773	Tanny Mouse	March 22, 2009	House show	Warabi, Saitama, Japan	5	<1
774	Chii Tomiya	March 22, 2009	House show	Warabi, Saitama, Japan	1	<1
775	Cherry	March 22, 2009	House show	Warabi, Saitama,Japan	4	3
776	Bullfight Sora	March 25, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	10
777	Moeka Haruhi	April 4, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	11
778	Bullfight Sora	April 15, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	<1
779	Cherry	April 15, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1
780	Toshie Uematsu	April 15, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	9
781	Pro Wrestling Wave poster	April 24, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	4	An advertisement poster.
782	Bullfight Sora	April 28, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	8	<1
783	Kasai-shi	April 28, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	1	Stuffed doll of Jun Kasai.
784	Takako Inoue	April 29, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
785	Apple Miyuki	April 29, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
786	Kasai-shi	April 29, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
787	Jaki Numazawa	April 29, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
788	Toshie Uematsu	April 29, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
789	Cherry	April 29, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	<1
790	Bullfight Sora	April 29, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	9	6
791	Danshoku Dino	May 5, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	15	<1	This was a three-way match also involving Kyoko Kimura.
792	Kasai-shi	May 5, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
793	Aja Kong	May 5, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
794	Kasai-shi	May 5, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	3
795	Yuuki	May 8, 2009	House show	Yokohama, Japan	1	<1
796	Yuichi	May 8, 2009	House show	Yokohama, Japan	1	<1
797	Satoru	May 8, 2009	House show	Yokohama, Japan	1	<1
798	Yuichi	May 8, 2009	House show	Yokohama, Japan	2	<1
799	Yuuki	May 8, 2009	House show	Yokohama, Japan	2	33
800	Big Japan Pro Wrestling ring truck	June 10, 2009	House show	Yokohama, Japan	1	<1
801	Satoru	June 10, 2009	House show	Yokohama, Japan	2	<1
802	Ohashi Dynamite	June 10, 2009	House show	Yokohama, Japan	1	<1
803	Benkei Daikokubo	June 10, 2009	House show	Yokohama, Japan	1	<1
804	Yuichi	June 10, 2009	House show	Yokohama, Japan	3	<1
805	Bullfight Sora	June 10, 2009	House show	Yokohama, Japan	10	10
806	A desk at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring	June 20, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
807	Cherry	June 20, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	<1
808	Moeka Haruhi	June 20, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
809	KAORU	June 20, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
810	Bullfight Sora	June 20, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	11	<1
811	Danshoku Dino	June 20, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	16	8
812	Michael Nakazawa	June 28, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1
813	Yoshiaki Yago	June 28, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
814	Yoshihiko	June 28, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	1	A sex doll with male make-up, billed as the brother of previous champion and fellow sex doll Akihiro.
815	A desk	June 29, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
816	A dish	June 29, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
817	Rice	June 29, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
818	Mitsuboshi curry	June 29, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	A dish of roux.
819	Excellent Mince Cutlet	June 29, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	A dish of pork cutlet.
820	Yuusuke Inokuma	June 29, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	11	27
821	Guts-seijin	July 26, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	9
822	Yuusuke Inokuma	August 4, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	12	5
823	Yoshihiko	August 9, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	14
824	Toru Owashi	August 23, 2009	Ryōgoku Peter Pan	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
825	Sumo Yoshihiko	August 23, 2009	Ryōgoku Peter Pan	Tokyo, Japan	3	63	Previously held the title under the name Yoshihiko.
826	Kota Ibushi	October 25, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
827	Yoshihiko	October 25, 2009	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	77
828	Munenori Sawa	January 10, 2010	House show	Nagoya, Japan	3	<1
829	Tanomusaku Toba	January 10, 2010	House show	Nagoya, Japan	4	<1
830	Shigehiro Irie	January 10, 2010	House show	Nagoya, Japan	1	<1
831	Hikaru Sato	January 10, 2010	House show	Nagoya, Japan	1	41
832	Michael Nakazawa	February 20, 2010	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	8
833	Kazuki Hirata	February 28, 2010	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	14
834	Keisuke Ishii	March 14, 2010	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	7
835	Munenori Sawa	March 21, 2010	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
836	Masa Takanashi	March 21, 2010	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	6	Previously won the title as Masahiro Mekanashi and Poco Takanashi.
837	Danshoku Dino	March 27, 2010	House show	Tokyo, Japan	17	25
838	Yukihiro Abe	April 21, 2010	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Championship changes take place during a 10-min 3-way title match.
839	Yasu Urano	April 21, 2010	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Championship changes take place during a 10-min 3-way title match.
840	Yukihiro Abe	April 21, 2010	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Championship changes take place during a 10-min 3-way title match.
841	Danshoku Dino	April 21, 2010	House show	Tokyo, Japan	18	45
842	Masa Takanashi	June 5, 2010	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	333	The longest individual reign
843	Keisuke Ishii	May 4, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
844	Masa Takanashi	May 4, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	42
845	Emi Sakura	June 15, 2011	House show	Warabi, Japan	3	<1
846	Remi Nagano	June 15, 2011	House show	Warabi, Japan	1	<1
847	Hikari Minami	June 15, 2011	House show	Warabi, Japan	3	<1
848	Emi Sakura	June 15, 2011	House show	Warabi, Japan	4	<1
849	Masa Takanashi	June 15, 2011	House show	Warabi, Japan	8	3
850	Keisuke Ishii	June 18, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
851	Ken Ohka	June 18, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	8	<1
852	Masa Takanashi	June 18, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	9	1
853	Keisuke Ishii	June 19, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
854	Masa Takanashi	June 19, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	10	<1
855	SeXXXy Eddy	June 19, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
856	Keisuke Ishii	June 19, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	7
857	Jado	June 26, 2011	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	<1
858	Danshoku Dino	June 26, 2011	House show	Osaka, Japan	19	4
859	Masa Takanashi	June 30, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	11	<1	Championship changes take place during a 7-team gauntlet match.
860	Yasu Urano	June 30, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	3	Championship changes take place during a 7-team gauntlet match.
861	Antonio Honda	July 3, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
862	Daisuke Sasaki	July 3, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
863	Antonio Honda	July 3, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	7
864	Daisuke Sasaki	July 10, 2011	House show	Nagoya, Japan	2	<1
865	Tsuyoshi Kikuchi	July 10, 2011	House show	Nagoya, Japan	1	<1
866	Ultraman Robin	July 10, 2011	House show	Nagoya, Japan	1	<1	Won the title by pinning Kikuchi in a tag team match.
867	Tsuyoshi Kikuchi	July 10, 2011	House show	Nagoya, Japan	2	<1
868	Antonio Honda	July 10, 2011	House show	Nagoya, Japan	5	11
869	Daisuke Sasaki	July 21, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	3
870	Antonio Honda	July 24, 2011	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2011	Tokyo, Japan	6	<1	This was a 15-man Ironman Rumble, which Honda won by last eliminating Sasaki.
871	Gorgeous Matsuno	July 24, 2011	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2011	Tokyo, Japan	8	35
872	Michael Nakazawa	August 28, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
873	Yasu Urano	August 28, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
874	Gorgeous Matsuno	August 28, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	9	<1
875	DJ Nira	August 28, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
876	Michael Nakazawa	August 28, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	8	<1
877	Gorgeous Matsuno	August 28, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	10	91
878	Shigehiro Irie	November 27, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	32	Took place during a tag team match, where Keisuke Ishi was Irie's partner and Poison Julie Sawada was Matsuno's.
879	Kanjyuro Matsuyama	December 29, 2011	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	1
880	Tigers Mask	December 30, 2011	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	1	This was a 3-way match also involving Naoki Setoguchi.
881	Takoyakida	December 31, 2011	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	2
882	Ebessan (III)	January 2, 2012	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	3
883	Apple Miyuki	January 5, 2012	House show	Osaka, Japan	2	2
884	Kuishinbo Kamen	January 7, 2012	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	1
885	Black Buffalo	January 8, 2012	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	4	This was a 3-way match also involving Billyken Kid.
886	Miyuki Matsuyama	January 12, 2012	House show	Osaka, Japan	3	49	Took place during a tag team match, where Kanjyuro Matsuyama was Matsuyama's partner and Tigers Mask was Buffalo's.
887	Ebessan (III)	March 1, 2012	House show	Osaka, Japan	2	<1	This was a 3-way match also involving Miracle Man.
888	Kanjyuro Matsuyama	March 1, 2012	House show	Osaka, Japan	2	1
889	Tigers Mask	March 2, 2012	House show	Osaka, Japan	2	2	This was a 3-way match also involving Atsushi Kotoge.
890	Miyawaki	March 4, 2012	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	<1
891	Antonio Honda	March 4, 2012	House show	Osaka, Japan	7	<1	Took place during a 10-minutes Iron Man match.
892	Miyawaki	March 4, 2012	House show	Osaka, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a 10-minutes Iron Man match.
893	Antonio Honda	March 4, 2012	House show	Osaka, Japan	8	7
894	Poison Julie Sawada	March 11, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
895	Michael Nakazawa	March 11, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	9	<1
896	Kana	March 11, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
897	Antonio Honda	March 11, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	9	<1
898	Kana	March 11, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	28
899	Michael Nakazawa	April 8, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	10	<1	Took place during a 10-minutes ironman battle royal.
900	Kana	April 8, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
901	Keita Yano	April 8, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
902	Kana	April 8, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
903	Michael Nakazawa	April 8, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	11	<1
904	Kana	April 8, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	22
905	Ayumi Kurihara	April 30, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	34
906	Hiroshi Fukuda	June 3, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
907	Hoshitango	June 3, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
908	Michael Nakazawa	June 3, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	12	<1
909	Ayumi Kurihara	June 3, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	5
910	Mio Shirai	June 8, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	2
911	Hiroyo Matsumoto	June 10, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	3
912	Tsukasa Fujimoto	June 13, 2012	House show	Saitama, Japan	1	10
913	Tsukushi	June 23, 2012	House show	Warabi, Saitama, Japan	1	<1
914	Ringside mat at Ice Ribbon dojo	June 23, 2012	House show	Warabi, Saitama, Japan	1	<1
915	Tsukasa Fujimoto	June 23, 2012	House show	Warabi, Saitama, Japan	2	1
916	Hiroshi Fukuda	June 24, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
917	Tanomusaku Toba	June 24, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1
918	Tsukasa Fujimoto	June 24, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
919	Choun Shiryu	June 24, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	6
920	DJ Nira	June 30, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
921	Choun Shiryu	July 24, 2011	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	12
922	Yuki Sato	July 12, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	7
923	Dick Togo	July 19, 2012	House show	Bolivia	2	1	First title change to take place outside of Japan.
924	Ajayu	July 20, 2012	House show	Bolivia	1	2
925	Yuki Sato	July 22, 2012	House show	Bolivia	1	<1
926	A Bolivian boy	July 22, 2012	House show	Bolivia	1	<1
927	Dick Togo	July 22, 2012	House show	Bolivia	3	2
928	Yuki Sato	July 24, 2012	House show	Bolivia	2	5
929	Choun Shiryu	July 29, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
930	Hiroshi Fukuda	July 29, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
931	Akito	July 29, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
932	Choun Shiryu	July 29, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
933	Yuki Sato	July 29, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
934	Hiroshi Fukuda	July 29, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
935	Gorgeous Matsuno	July 29, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	11	<1
936	Makoto Oishi	July 29, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
937	Hiroshi Fukuda	July 29, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1
938	Gorgeous Matsuno	July 29, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	12	1
939	Mio Shirai	July 30, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Pinned Matsuno in a 4-way tag team match, also involving Ryo Mizunami as Shirai's partner, Rion Mizuki as Matsuno's, and the teams of Saoshi Sano and Batten Tamagawa, and Go Shiofuki and Kinteki Sakuragaoka.
940	Gentaro	July 30, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
941	Michael Mamezawa	July 30, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
942	Hiroshi Fukuda	July 30, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	1
943	Gota Ihashi	July 31, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	1
944	Hiroshi Fukuda	August 1, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	1
945	Rikiya Shindo	August 2, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
946	Hiroshi Fukuda	August 2, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	8	1
947	Yakitori	August 3, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
948	Ryuichi Sekine	August 3, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
949	Beer	August 3, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
950	Gota Ihashi	August 3, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
951	Hiroshi Fukuda	August 3, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	9	1
952	Konosuke Takeshita	August 4, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
953	Hiroshi Fukuda	August 4, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	10	<1
954	DJ Nira	August 4, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	5
955	Hiroshi Fukuda	August 9, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	11	<1
956	Chair	August 9, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
957	Hiroshi Fukuda	August 9, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	12	<1
958	Cherry	August 9, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	8	<1
959	DJ Nira	August 9, 2012	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	9
960	E.Yoshihiko	August 18, 2012	Budokan Peter Pan	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1	Took place during a Royal Rumble. Formerly held the title under the name Yoshihiko.
961	Yoshiaki Fujiwara	August 18, 2012	Budokan Peter Pan	Tokyo, Japan	1	138	Took place during a Royal Rumble.
962	E.Yoshihiko	January 3, 2013	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	171
963	Gorgeous Matsuno	June 23, 2013	House show	Tokyo, Japan	13	<1	Took place during a 9-man 10-minutes battle royal.
964	Masa Takanashi	June 23, 2013	House show	Tokyo, Japan	12	<1
965	Tomomitsu Matsunaga	June 23, 2013	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
966	Soma Takao	June 23, 2013	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
967	Mikami	June 23, 2013	House show	Tokyo, Japan	11	<1
968	Tomomitsu Matsunaga	June 23, 2013	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
969	Michael Nakazawa	June 23, 2013	House show	Tokyo, Japan	13	<1
970	Yoshihiko	June 23, 2013	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	<1
971	DJ Nira	June 23, 2013	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	<1
972	"Kōmyō"	June 23, 2013	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	56	A calligraphy by singer and actor Akihiro Miwa. Took place during a 9-man 10-minutes battle royal.
973	DJ Nira	August 18, 2013	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2013	Tokyo, Japan	8	<1	Took place during a Royal Rumble.
974	Akihiro	August 18, 2013	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2013	Tokyo, Japan	2	42
975	Kudo	September 29, 2013	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	14	Pinned Akihiro during a battle royal.
976	Danshoku Dino	October 13, 2013	House show	Sapporo, Japan	20	7	Took place during a tag team match, with Makoto Oishi as Dino's partner andHarashima]] as Kudo's.
977	Harashima	October 20, 2013	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	56	This was also for Harashima's KO-D Openweight Championship. Harashima previously won the title as Hero!
978	Yukio Sakaguchi	December 15, 2013	House show	Fukuoka, Japan	1	8	Took place during a tag team match, with Mokoto Oishi as Dino's partner and Harashima as Kudo's. Sakaguchi won by referee stoppage.
979	Harashima	December 23, 2013	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	21	This was also for Harashima's KO-D Openweight Championship.
980	Masa Takanashi	January 13, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	13	13
981	Tomomitsu Matsunaga	January 26, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
982	Guanchulo	January 26, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
983	Gota Ihashi	January 26, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
984	Kazuki Hirata	January 26, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
985	Michael Nakazawa	January 26, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	14	<1
986	Hoshitango	January 26, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
987	Yasu Urano	January 26, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1
988	Masa Takanashi	January 26, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	14	<1
989	Yasu Urano	January 26, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	28
990	Emi Sakura	February 23, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
991	DJ Nira	February 23, 2014	House show	Tokyo	9	<1
992	Akito	February 23, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
993	Daichi Kakimoto	February 23, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
994	Kazuki Hirata	February 23, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	14
995	Daisuke Sasaki	March 9, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
996	DJ Nira	March 9, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	10	<1
997	Makoto Oishi	March 9, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
998	Kazuki Hirata	March 9, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
999	Sanshiro Takagi	March 9, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	8	51
1000	Ironman title belt	April 29, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Takagi attempted to retire the championship, but was knocked out by Poison Sawada with the belt; as Takagi fell with the belt on his chest, the referee counted the pinfall, making the belt itself the champion.
1001	Jun Akiyama	April 29, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	18
1002	Masao Inoue	May 17, 2014	House show	Kasukabe, Saitama, Japan	1	<1
1003	Jun Akiyama	May 17, 2014	House show	Kasukabe, Saitama,Japan	2	8
1004	Masao Inoue	May 25, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Pinned Akiyama during a 6-man battle royal.
1005	Jun Akiyama	May 25, 2014	House show	Chiba, Japan	3	4
1006	Akihiro	May 29, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	80
1007	DJ Nira	August 17, 2014	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2014	Tokyo, Japan	11	<1	Took place during a Rumble rules match.
1008	Gorgeous Matsuno	August 17, 2014	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2014	Tokyo, Japan	14	<1
1009	LiLiCo	August 17, 2014	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2014	Tokyo, Japan	1	128	A TV personality who was the special guest ring announcer for the Rumble match.
1010	Yoshihiko	December 23, 2014	House show	Tokyo, Japan	8	11
1011	Saki Akai	January 3, 2015	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a 6-man tag team match, with Masa Takanashi and D.J. Nira as Akai's partners, and Antonio Honda and Soma Takao as Yoshihiko's.
1012	Aja Kong	January 3, 2015	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	43
1013	Yusuke Kubo	February 15, 2015	House show	Saitama, Japan	1	<1
1014	Syunma Katsumata	February 15, 2015	House show	Saitama, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1015	Hikaru Sato	February 15, 2015	House show	Saitama, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1016	Soma Takao	February 15, 2015	House show	Saitama, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1017	Zeus	February 15, 2015	House show	Saitama, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1018	Tomomitsu Matsunaga	February 15, 2015	House show	Saitama, Japan	4	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1019	Makoto Oishi	February 15, 2015	House show	Saitama, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1020	Aja Kong	February 15, 2015	House show	Saitama, Japan	3	254	Took place during a battle royal.
1021	Cherry	October 27, 2015	House show	Tokyo, Japan	9	3
1022	Ashton Phoenix	October 30, 2015	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1023	Moeka Haruhi	October 30, 2015	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
1024	Cherry	October 30, 2015	House show	Tokyo, Japan	10	9
1025	Tomomitsu Matsunaga	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	5	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1026	Cherry	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	11	<1
1027	Toru Owashi	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	2	<1
1028	Ladybeard	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	1	<1
1029	Tomomitsu Matsunaga	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	6	<1
1030	Cherry	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	12	<1
1031	Toru Owashi	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	3	<1
1032	Ladybeard	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	2	<1
1033	Tomomitsu Matsunaga	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	7	<1
1034	Cherry	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	13	<1
1035	Tomomitsu Matsunaga	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	8	<1
1036	Toru Owashi	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	4	<1
1037	Ladybeard	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	3	<1
1038	Cherry	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	14	<1
1039	Makoto Oishi	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	4	<1
1040	Suguru Miyatake	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	1	<1
1041	Kazuki Hirata	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	5	<1
1042	Makoto Oishi	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	5	<1
1043	Cherry	November 8, 2015	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	15	10
1044	Makoto Oishi	November 18, 2015	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	<1
1045	Toru Owashi	November 18, 2015	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1
1046	Kazuki Hirata	November 18, 2015	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	<1
1047	Masa Takanashi	November 18, 2015	House show	Tokyo, Japan	15	<1
1048	Suguru Miyatake	November 18, 2015	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
1049	Syunma Katsumata	November 18, 2015	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
1050	Cherry	November 18, 2015	House show	Tokyo, Japan	16	<1
1051	Gota Ihashi	November 18, 2015	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
1052	Gota Ihashi's tights	November 18, 2015	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1053	Cherry	November 18, 2015	House show	Tokyo, Japan	17	1
1054	Asako Galápagos Akita	November 19, 2015	Tokyo Sports offices	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Editor for the Tokyo Sports newspaper.
1055	Cherry	November 19, 2015	Tokyo Sports offices	Tokyo, Japan	18	9
1056	Kikutaro	November 28, 2015	House show	Osaka, Japan	6	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1057	Syunma Katsumata	November 28, 2015	House show	Osaka, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1058	Kazuki Hirata	November 28, 2015	House show	Osaka, Japan	7	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1059	Toru Owashi	November 28, 2015	House show	Osaka, Japan	6	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1060	Yoshihiko	November 28, 2015	House show	Osaka, Japan	9	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1061	Suguru Miyatake	November 28, 2015	House show	Osaka, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1062	Gota Ihashi	November 28, 2015	House show	Osaka, Japan	5	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1063	Gota Ihashi's underwear	November 28, 2015	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1064	Cherry	November 28, 2015	House show	Osaka, Japan	18	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1065	Saki Akai	November 28, 2015	House show	Osaka, Japan	2	15	Took place during a battle royal.
1066	Cherry	December 13, 2015	House show	Fukuoka, Japan	19	<1	Took place during a battle royal.
1067	Makoto Oishi	December 13, 2015	House show	Fukuoka, Japan	7	<1
1068	Ventvert Jack	December 13, 2015	House show	Fukuoka, Japan	1	<1
1069	Hiroshi Fukuda	December 13, 2015	House show	Fukuoka, Japan	13	<1
1070	Saki Akai	December 13, 2015	House show	Fukuoka, Japan	3	21
1071	LiLiCo	January 3, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	112
1072	Saki Akai	April 24, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	27
1073	Joey Ryan	May 21, 2016	House show	Kasukabe, Japan	1	22
1074	Rey Mysterio Jr.	June 12, 2016	House show	Boyle Heights, CA, USA	1	<1		^[19]
1075	Joey Ryan	June 12, 2016	House show	Boyle Heights, CA, USA	2	5		^[20]
1076	Chuck Taylor	June 17, 2016	House show	Des Moines, IA, USA	1	<1		^[21]
1077	Scott Hall	June 17, 2016	House show	Des Moines, IA, USA	1	<1		^[21]
1078	Colt Cabana	June 17, 2016	House show	Des Moines, IA, USA	1	<1	Won the title by forfeit after tricking Scott Hall into saying "I give up" off a sheet of paper.	^[22]
1079	Joey Ryan	June 17, 2016	House show	Des Moines, IA, USA	3	3		^[23]
1080	Kikutaro	June 20, 2016	House show	Los Angeles, CA, USA	7	<1		^[24]
1081	Laura James	June 20, 2016	House show	Los Angeles, CA, USA	1	1		^[25]
1082	Bunny	June 21, 2016	House show	Los Angeles, CA, USA	1	2	A cat.	^[26]
1083	Ryan Nemeth	June 23, 2016	House show	Los Angeles, CA, USA	1	<1	Won the title by trading it with Bunny for a cat treat.	^[27]
1084	Taya Valkyrie	June 23, 2016	House show	Hollywood, CA, USA	1	2		^[28]
1085	John Morrison	June 25, 2016	House show	Boyle Heights, CA, USA	1	<1		^[29]
1086	Ricochet	June 25, 2016	House show	Boyle Heights, CA, USA	1	1		^[30]
1087	Brian Metz	June 26, 2016	House show	Boyle Heights, CA, USA	1	<1	Won by tricking Ricochet into signing a document giving the title to Metz.	^[31]
1088	Matt Striker	June 26, 2016	House show	Boyle Heights, CA, USA	1	<1		^[31]
1089	Cheerleader Melissa	June 26, 2016	House show	Boyle Heights, CA, USA	1	<1		^[32]
1090	Matt Cross	June 26, 2016	House show	Boyle Heights, CA, USA	1	<1		^[33]
1091	Brian Cage	June 26, 2016	House show	Boyle Heights, CA, USA	1	1		^[34]
1092	Joey Ryan	June 27, 2016	House show	Boyle Heights, CA, USA	4	2		^[35]
1093	Alacrana Plata #2	June 29, 2016	House show	Venice, CA, USA	2	9	Previously won the title as Laura James.	^[36]
1094	Buggy Nova	July 8, 2016	House show	Corona, CA, USA	1	<1		^[37]
1095	Joey Ryan	July 8, 2016	House show	Corona, CA, USA	5	1		^[37]
1096	Scarlett Bordeaux	July 9, 2016	House show	Detroit, MI, USA	1	<1		^[38]
1097	Rhyno	July 9, 2016	House show	Detroit, MI, USA	1	<1	In a match defending the title against Rhino, Bordeaux forfeited the title in exchange for Rhyno's autograph.	^[39]
1098	Robbie E	July 9, 2016	House show	Detroit, MI, USA	1	<1	This was a ladder match.	^[40]
1099	Joey Ryan	July 9, 2016	House show	Detroit, MI, USA	6	1	Won the title by trading it with Robbie E for toilet paper.	^[41]
1100	Timothy Thatcher	July 10, 2016	House show	Oxnard, CA, USA	1	<1		^[42]
1101	Drew Gulak	July 10, 2016	House show	Oxnard, CA, USA	1	<1		^[43]
1102	Eli Drake	July 10, 2016	House show	Oxnard, CA, USA	1	<1		^[44]
1103	Jervis Cottonbelly	July 10, 2016	House show	Oxnard, CA, USA	1	<1	Won due to Drake asking Cottonbelly to stop tickling him, which the referee counted as a submission.	^[45]
1104	Joey Ryan	July 10, 2016	House show	Oxnard, CA, USA	7	7	Won the title by trading it with Cottonbelly for the company of two women.	^[46]
1105	Brian Kendrick	July 17, 2016	House show	Moorpark, CA, USA	1	<1		^[47]
1106	Joey Ryan	July 17, 2016	House show	Moorpark, CA, USA	8	5		^[48]
1107	"Spider-Man"	July 22, 2016	San Diego Comic-Con	San Diego, CA, USA	1	<1	A person cosplaying as Spider-Man.	^[48]
1108	The Addicition (Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian)	July 22, 2016	San Diego Comic-Con	San Diego, CA, USA	1	<1	Daniels and Kazarian pinned "Spider-Man" at the same time to become co-champions; First tag team to become co-champions.	^[49]
1109	Mike Kingston	July 22, 2016	San Diego Comic-Con	San Diego, CA, USA	1	<1		^[50]
1110	Joey Ryan	July 22, 2016	San Diego Comic-Con	San Diego, CA, USA	9	<1		^[51]
1111	Laura James	July 22, 2016	San Diego Comic-Con	San Diego, CA, USA	3	1		^[52]
1112	Ron Funches	July 23, 2016	San Diego Comic-Con	San Diego, CA, USA	1	<1		^[53]
1113	Joey Ryan	July 23, 2016	San Diego Comic-Con	San Diego, CA, USA	10	5		^[54]
1114	Candice LeRae	July 28, 2016	Vignette filmed in Ryan's home and Los Angeles-studio	Los Angeles, CA, USA	1	3	Pinned Joey Ryan in a "dream" (Stop motion match filmed with two dolls representing LeRae and Ryan, along with a referee action figure, by Andy Holton); at the end LeRae takes the belt from Ryan while he was sleeping); first title change to take place outside of reality.	^[55]
1115	Joey Ryan	July 31, 2016	Americana '16	Providence, RI, USA	11	<1	Title change took place before the start of a six-woman tag team match LeRae participated at the event.
1116	Mia Yim	July 31, 2016	Americana '16	Providence, RI, USA	1	<1
1117	Suge D	July 31, 2016	Americana '16	Providence, RI, USA	1	<1
1118	Tanya Cornell	July 31, 2016	Americana '16	Providence, RI, USA	1	<1
1119	Kevin Quinn	July 31, 2016	Americana '16	Providence, RI, USA	1	<1
1120	Johnny Cockstrong	July 31, 2016	House show	Providence, RI, USA	1	<1
1121	Joey Ryan	July 31, 2016	House show	Providence, RI, USA	12	<1
1122	Beyond Wrestling audience	July 31, 2016	House show	Providence, RI, USA	1	<1	Ryan forfeited the title to the audience of show by thanking them for his victory and saying that it was just as much theirs as it was his, which the referee interpreted as a forfeit, thus recognizing the audience as champion. The reign is only credited to "Beyond Wrestling audience", and not to the respective names of the people in attendance.
1123	Joey Ryan	July 31, 2016	House show	Providence, RI, USA	13	1	Audience members start clapping and slapping their hands against the ring as they chant over their victory, which Ryan immediately tells the referee that they're tapping out. Ryan is then awarded the title again.
1124	Cerealman	August 1, 2016	House show	Los Angeles, CA, USA	1	3		^[56]
1125	Joey Ryan	August 4, 2016	House show	Los Angeles, CA, USA	14	2		^[57]
1126	Suge D	August 6, 2016	House show	LaSalle, IL, USA	2	<1		^[58]
1127	Santino Marella	August 6, 2016	House show	LaSalle, IL, USA	1	<1		^[58]
1128	Joey Ryan	August 6, 2016	House show	LaSalle, IL, USA	15	1		^[58]
1129	Johnny Gargano	August 7, 2016	House show	Miami, FL, USA	1	1		^[59]
1130	Zack Sabre Jr.	August 8, 2016	House show	United States	1	1		^[60]
1131	Excalibur	August 9, 2016	House show	United States	1	1		^[61]
1132	Rick Knox	August 10, 2016	House show	United States	1	<1	Technical submission win by referee when he raised Excalibur's arm three times and he did not respond. Knox is a referee.	^[62]
1133	The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson)	August 10, 2016	House show	United States	1	1	The team hit referee Rick Knox with a Superkick together to win the title. Matt counted pin with Knox's hand to declare the win.	^[62]
1134	Chris Hero	August 11, 2016	House show	United States	1	<1	Bought the title from The Young Bucks with their own money.	^[63]
1135	Veda Scott	August 11, 2016	House show	United States	1	<1	Won the title by trading it with Hero for a new elbow technique.	^[64]
1136	Joey Ryan	August 11, 2016	House show	United States	16	1		^[65]
1137	Chris Masters	August 12, 2016	House show	United States	1	<1		^[66]
1138	Tommy Dreamer	August 12, 2016	House show	United States	1	<1	This was a First Blood match.	^[67]
1139	Joey Ryan	August 12, 2016	House show	United States	17	3
1140	Rocky Romero	August 15, 2016	House show	United States	1	<1		^[68]
1141	Peter Avalon	August 15, 2016	House show	United States	1	<1
1142	Marty Scurll	August 15, 2016	House show	United States	1	<1
1143	Joey Ryan	August 15, 2016	House show	United States	18	<1
1144	Rocky Romero	August 15, 2016	House show	United States	2	1
1145	Jarek 1:20	August 16, 2016	House show	United States	1	1	Won by forfeit after making Romero disappear in a magic trick.	^[69]
1146	Joey Ryan	August 17, 2016	House show	United States	19	1		^[70]
1147	Vince McMahon's star	August 18, 2016	House show	Hollywood, CA, USA	1	<1	Vince McMahon's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
1148	Laura James	August 18, 2016	House show	Hollywood, CA, USA	4	<1
1149	Judas Draven	August 18, 2016	House show	United States	1	<1
1150	Joey Ryan	August 18, 2016	House show	United States	20	1
1151	X-Pac	August 19, 2016	House show	San Francisco, CA, USA	1	<1
1152	MVP	August 19, 2016	House show	San Francisco, CA, USA	1	<1
1153	Joey Ryan	August 19, 2016	House show	San Francisco, CA, USA	21	1
1154	Bill Hanstock	August 20, 2016	House show	North Hollywood, CA, USA	1	<1
1155	Brandon Stroud	August 20, 2016	House show	North Hollywood, CA, USA	1	<1
1156	Joey Ryan	August 20, 2016	House show	North Hollywood, CA, USA	22	6
1157	Guanchulo	August 26, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
1158	Toru Owashi	August 26, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	1
1159	Kazuki Hirata	August 27, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	8	<1
1160	Rei Takagi	August 27, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
1161	Joey Ryan	August 27, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	23	<1
1162	Toru Owashi	August 27, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	8	1
1163	Yakitori	August 28, 2016	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2016	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
1164	Cherry	August 28, 2016	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2016	Tokyo, Japan	20	<1	Took place during a Rumble rules match.
1165	Keisuke Ishii	August 28, 2016	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2016	Tokyo, Japan	6	<1	Took place during a Rumble rules match.
1166	Yoshihiko	August 28, 2016	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2016	Tokyo, Japan	10	<1	Took place during a Rumble rules match.
1167	Toru Owashi	August 28, 2016	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2016	Tokyo, Japan	9	<1	Took place during a Rumble rules match.
1168	Joey Ryan	August 28, 2016	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2016	Tokyo, Japan	24	<1
1169	Yakitori	August 28, 2016	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2016	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
1170	Ryota Yamasato	August 28, 2016	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2016	Tokyo, Japan	1	86
1171	Ano	November 22, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1172	Risa Azuma	November 22, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1173	Ryota Sakai	November 22, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	1
1174	Kazuki Hirata	November 23, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	9	<1
1175	TV Tokyo camera crane	November 23, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1176	Ryota Yamasato	November 23, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
1177	Hiroshige	November 23, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1178	Takuro Sepa	November 23, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1179	RN: Konyamoanokodenuitarou	November 23, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1180	Kazuki Hirata	November 23, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	10	<1
1181	Gota Ihashi	November 23, 2016	House show	Japan	6	<1
1182	Toru Owashi	November 23, 2016	House show	Kawaguchi, Japan	10	<1
1183	Kazuki Hirata	November 23, 2016	House show	Kawaguchi, Japan	11	<1
1184	Nobuhiro Shimatani	November 23, 2016	House show	Kawaguchi, Japan	1	<1
1185	Gota Ihashi	November 23, 2016	House show	Kawaguchi, Japan	7	<1
1186	Masahiro Takanashi	November 23, 2016	House show	Kawaguchi, Japan	16	<1
1187	Kazuki Hirata	November 23, 2016	House show	Kawaguchi, Japan	12	<1
1188	Toru Owashi	November 23, 2016	House show	Kawaguchi, Japan	11	7
1189	Masahiro Takanashi	November 30, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	17	<1
1190	Soto Utashiro	November 30, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1191	Mataro	November 30, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	2
1192	Miki Motoi	December 2, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1193	Toru Owashi	December 2, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	12	2
1194	Masahiro Takanashi	December 4, 2016	House show	Tokyo, Japan	18	<1
1195	Guanchulo	December 4, 2016	House show	Shizuoka, Japan	3	<1
1196	Bus	December 4, 2016	House show	Shizuoka, Japan	1	<1
1197	Nobuhiro Shimatani	December 4, 2016	House show	Shiga, Japan	2	<1
1198	Akira Aoki	December 4, 2016	House show	Shiga, Japan	1	<1
1199	Toru Owashi	December 4, 2016	House show	Osaka, Japan	13	<1
1200	Pork bun	December 4, 2016	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	<1
1201	Mad Paulie	December 4, 2016	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	<1
1202	Dai Suzuki	December 4, 2016	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	<1
1203	Toru Owashi	December 4, 2016	House show	Osaka, Japan	14	<1
1204	Kuishinbo Kamen	December 4, 2016	House show	Osaka, Japan	2	<1
1205	Kikutaro	December 4, 2016	House show	Osaka, Japan	8	<1
1206	Kotatsu	December 4, 2016	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	<1
1207	Hyota Echizenya	December 4, 2016	House show	Osaka, Japan	1	62
1208	Kotatsu	February 4, 2017	House show	Osaka, Japan	2	44
1209	Guanchulo	March 20, 2017	Judgement 2017: DDT 20th Anniversary	Saitama Japan	4	<1
1210	Yoshihiko	March 20, 2017	Judgement 2017: DDT 20th Anniversary	Saitama Japan	11	<1
1211	Kotatsu	March 20, 2017	Judgement 2017: DDT 20th Anniversary	Saitama Japan	3	<1	A kotatsu table.
1212	Joey Ryan	March 20, 2017	Judgement 2017: DDT 20th Anniversary	Saitama Japan	25	<1
1213	Danshoku Dino	March 20, 2017	Judgement 2017: DDT 20th Anniversary	Saitama Japan	21	6
1214	Joey Ryan	March 26, 2017	House show	Osaka, Japan	26	<1
1215	Danshoku Dino	March 26, 2017	House show	Osaka, Japan	22	<1
1216	Joey Ryan	March 26, 2017	House show	Osaka, Japan	27	4
1217	Brandi Rhodes	March 30, 2017	House show	Orlando, FL, USA	1	<1
1218	Pat Buck	March 30, 2017	House show	Orlando, FL, USA	1	<1
1219	Joey Ryan	March 30, 2017	House show	Orlando, FL, USA	28	1
1220	Matt Striker	March 31, 2017	House show	Orlando, FL, USA	2	<1
1221	Joey Ryan	March 31, 2017	House show	Orlando, FL, USA	29	<1
1222	Swoggle	March 31, 2017	House show	Orlando, FL, USA	1	<1
1223	Joey Ryan	March 31, 2017	House show	Orlando, FL, USA	30	<1
1224	The Sandman	March 31, 2017	House show	Orlando, FL, USA	1	<1
1225	Swoggle	March 31, 2017	House show	Orlando, FL, USA	2	<1
1226	Joey Ryan	March 31, 2017	House show	Orlando, FL, USA	31	1
1227	Jack the Jobber	April 1, 2017	WCPW's State of Emergency	Orlando, FL, USA	1	<1		^[71]
1228	Joey Ryan	April 1, 2017	WCPW's State of Emergency	Orlando, FL, USA	32	<1
1229	Joe Hendry	April 1, 2017	WCPW's State of Emergency	Orlando, FL, USA	1	<1
1230	Trash bin	April 1, 2017	WCPW's State of Emergency	Orlando, FL, USA	1	<1
1231	Jack the Jobber	April 1, 2017	WCPW's State of Emergency	Orlando, FL, USA	2	<1
1232	Joey Ryan	April 1, 2017	WCPW State of Emergency	Orlando, FL, USA	33	<1
1233	Shayna Baszler	April 1, 2017	WrestleCon Women's Supershow	Orlando, FL, USA	1	<1
1234	Eddie Kingston	April 1, 2017	House show	Orlando, FL, USA	1	<1
1235	Joey Ryan	April 1, 2017	House show	Orlando, FL, USA	34	<1
1236	Joey Janela	April 1, 2017	House show	Orlando, FL, USA	1	<1
1237	The Invisible Man	April 1, 2017	House show	Orlando, FL, USA	1	6
1238	Jon Murray	April 7, 2017	Rockstar Pro Wrestling's Spring Break	Dayton, OH, USA	1	<1
1239	Joey Ryan	April 7, 2017	Rockstar Pro Wrestling's Spring Break	Dayton, OH, USA	35	21
1240	Tommy Dreamer	April 28, 2017	Fight! Nation UK Live event	Canterbury, United Kingdom	2	<1		^[72]
1241	Robert Sharpe	April 28, 2017	Fight! Nation UK Live event	Canterbury, United Kingdom	1	<1		^[72]
1242	Joey Ryan	April 28, 2017	Fight! Nation UK Live event	Canterbury, UK	36	1		^[72]
1243	Nixon Newell	April 29, 2017	Pro Wrestling Chaos Live event	Bristol, UK	1	1		^[73]
1244	Joey Ryan	April 30, 2017	House show	London, United Kingdom	37	<1
1245	Nixon Newell	April 30, 2017	IPW:UK event	London, United Kingdom	2	<1
1246	Joey Ryan	April 30, 2017	IPW: UK Meet & Greet	London, United Kingdom	38	<1
1247	Giovanni Lombardo Jr.	April 30, 2017	House show	London, United Kingdom	1	<1		^[74]
1248	Cuban Heat	April 30, 2017	House show	London, United Kingdom	1	<1		^[74]
1249	Joey Ryan	April 30, 2017	House show	London, UK	39	7		^[74]
1250	Sosa with the Cosa	May 7, 2017	House show	Ridgefield Park, NJ	1	<1
1251	Mike from the Front Row (Mikey Mickendrow)	May 7, 2017	House show	Ridgefield Park, NJ	1	<1		^[75]
1252	Joey Ryan	May 7, 2017	House show	Ridgefield Park, NJ	40	<1
1253	Maxwell Jacob Friedman	May 7, 2017	House show	Ridgefield Park, NJ	1	<1
1254	Lio Rush	May 7, 2017	House show	Ridgefield Park, NJ	1	<1
1255	CPA	May 7, 2017	House show	Ridgefield Park, NJ	1	<1
1256	Pinkie Sanchez	May 7, 2017	House show	Ridgefield Park, NJ	1	<1
1257	Steven Pena	May 7, 2017	House show	Ridgefield Park, NJ	1	<1
1258	Matt Caraballo	May 7, 2017	House show	Ridgefield Park, NJ	1	<1
1259	Jimmy Lloyd	May 7, 2017	House show	Ridgefield Park, NJ	1	<1
1260	Joey Ryan	May 7, 2017	House show	Ridgefield Park, NJ	41	18
1261	Laura James	June 24, 2017	WrestleCircus' Dive Hard With a Vengeance	Austin, TX	5	10		^[76]
1262	Joey Ryan	July 4, 2017	Bar Wrestling 2: Independents Day	Baldwin Park, CA	42	3		^[77]
1263	Daisuke Sasaki	July 7, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1		^[78]
1264	Joey Ryan	July 7, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	43	8		^[78]
1265	Maho Kurone	July 15, 2017	House show	Yokohama, Japan	1	11
1266	Miyu Yamashita	July 26, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	4
1267	Marika Kobashi	July 30, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1268	Cherry	July 30, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	21	6
1269	Tetsuya Koda	August 5, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	15
1270	Nodoka-Oneesan	August 20, 2017	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2017	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1271	Mizuki	August 20, 2017	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2017	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1272	Yuu	August 20, 2017	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2017	Tokyo, Japan	1	35
1273	Disposable Chopsticks	September 24, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1274	Royce Isaacs	September 24, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1275	Antonio Honda	September 24, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	10	<1
1276	Yoshihiko	September 24, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	12	<1
1277	Kazuki Hirata	September 24, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	13	<1
1278	Yuni	September 24, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1279	Makoto Oishi	September 24, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	8	<1
1280	Yuu	September 24, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	60
1281	Miyu Yamashita	November 23, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	31
1282	Ichiko Hirata	December 24, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	14	<1
1283	Diego	December 24, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	6
1284	Dick Togo	December 30, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
1285	Colt Cabana	December 30, 2017	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	4
1286	Super Sasadango Machine	January 3, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	38
1287	Abe Wakichi	February 10, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	1
1288	Super Sasadango Machine	February 11, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	12
1289	Kaede	February 23, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	1
1290	Super Sasadango Machine	March 2, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	8
1291	MAO	March 10, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1292	Sanshiro Takagi	March 10, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	10	<1
1293	Makoto Oishi	March 10, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	9	1
1294	Kazuki Hirata	March 11, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	15	<1
1295	Yuni	March 11, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1
1296	Makoto Oishi	March 11, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	10	3
1297	Aja Kong	March 14, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1		^[79]
1298	Super Sasadango Machine	March 14, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	39
1299	Kazuki Hirata	April 22, 2018	House show	Nagano, Japan	16	<1		^[80]
1300	Super Sasadango Machine	April 22, 2018	House show	Nagano, Japan	7	7
1301	Nobuhiro Shimatani	April 29, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1		^[81]
1302	Saki Akai	April 29, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	9
1303	Masahiro Takanashi	May 8, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	16	<1		^[82]
1304	Gorgeous Matsuno	May 8, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	15	<1
1305	Nobuhiro Shimatani	May 8, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	4	<1
1306	Saki Akai	May 8, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	14
1307	Nobuhiro Shimatani	May 22, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1
1308	Chair	May 22, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1309	Antonio Honda	May 22, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	11	<1
1310	Maki Ito	May 22, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1311	Makoto Oishi	May 22, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	11	5
1312	Yuni	May 27, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
1313	Saki Akai	May 27, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	7	<1
1314	Makoto Oishi	May 27, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	12	2
1315	Yoshihiko	May 29, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	13	14
1316	Makoto Oishi	June 12, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	13	<1
1317	Nobuhiro Shimatani	June 12, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	6	4
1318	Kenshin Chikano	June 16, 2018	DDT Road To Ryogoku 2018 ~ Dramatic Dream Tokasan ~	Hiroshima, Japan	1	<1
1319	Takeshi Okada	June 16, 2018	DDT Road To Ryogoku 2018 ~ Dramatic Dream Tokasan ~	Hiroshima, Japan	1	<1
1320	Makoto Oishi	June 16, 2018	DDT Road To Ryogoku 2018 ~ Dramatic Dream Tokasan ~	Hiroshima, Japan	14	8
1321	KUDO	June 24, 2018	DDT What Are You Doing 2018	Tokyo, Japan	3	8	Teamed with Yukio Sakaguchi & Masahiro Takanashi to face Oishi & Danshoku Dino & Super Sasadango Machine and pins Oishi.
1322	Nobuhiro Shimatani	July 10, 2018	DDT Live! Maji Manji #11	Tokyo, Japan	7	<1	Takes Place during an 8-Person Survival Battle Royal
1323	Saori Anou	July 10, 2018	DDT Live! Maji Manji #11	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Takes Place during an 8-Person Survival Battle Royal
1324	Saki Akai	July 10, 2018	DDT Live! Maji Manji #11	Tokyo, Japan	8	<1	Takes Place during an 8-Person Survival Battle Royal
1325	Nobuhiro Shimatani	July 10, 2018	DDT Live! Maji Manji #11	Tokyo, Japan	8	<1	Takes Place during an 8-Person Survival Battle Royal
1326	Konosuke Takeshita	July 10, 2018	DDT Live! Maji Manji #11	Tokyo, Japan	2	<1	Takes Place during an 8-Person Survival Battle Royal
1327	Akari Suda	July 10, 2018	DDT Live! Maji Manji #11	Tokyo, Japan	1	84	Member of the teen idol group SKE48.
1328	Kaori Matsumura	October 2, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	8	Member of the teen idol group SKE48.
1329	Yuki Arai	October 10, 2018	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	18	Member of the teen idol group SKE48.
1330	Maki Ito	October 28, 2018	DDT Live! Maji Manji #21 Korakuen Hall Special	Tokyo, Japan	2	7	Took place during a 7-Person Gauntlet Battle Royal
1331	Shoko Nakajima	November 4, 2018	TJPW 5th Anniversary Shin-Kiba Tour 2018 Autumn Two	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1332	Maki Ito	November 4, 2018	TJPW 5th Anniversary Shin-Kiba Tour 2018 Autumn Two	Tokyo, Japan	3	13	Was Won In A No.1 Contendership Gauntlet Battle Royal
1333	Miyu Yamashita	November 17, 2018	TJPW 5th Anniversary Shin-Kiba Tour 2018 Autumn Three	Tokyo, Japan	3	1	Teamed With Nodoka Tenma To Face Ito & Hyper Misao and Pins Ito
1334	Rika Tatsumi	November 18, 2018	TJPW Fan Club Show - Pure Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling 1	Warabi, Saitama, Japan	1	6
1335	Sayuri Namba	November 24, 2018	TJPW How Do You Like Narimasu?	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	RIng Announcer For Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling
1336	Tetsuya Koda	November 24, 2018	TJPW How Do You Like Narimasu?	Tokyo, Japan	3	1	General Manager Of Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling
1337	Konosuke Takeshita	November 25, 2018	DDT Special	Tokyo, Japan	3	5
1338	Mike Bailey	November 30, 2018	D-Oh Grand Prix 2019	Tokyo, Japan	1	2
1339	Tetsuya Endo	December 2, 2018	D-Oh Grand Prix 2019	Shizuoka, Japan	1	5
1340	Soma Takao	December 7, 2018	D-Oh Grand Prix 2019	Tokyo, Japan	1	1
1341	Shinya Aoki	December 8, 2018	D-Oh Grand Prix 2019	Osaka, Japan	3	1
1342	Konosuke Takeshita	December 9, 2018	D-Oh Grand Prix 2019	Fukoka, Japan	4	34
1343	Chinsuke Nakamura	January 12, 2019	DDT Mitsui Choji Co. LTD. Presents Chiba City Monorail Wrestling	Chiba, Japan	1	9	A parody of Shinsuke Nakamura.
1344	Mr. Sato	January 21, 2019	House show	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1		^[83]
1345	Chinsuke Nakamura	January 21, 2019	House show	Tokyo, Japan	2	6
1346	Kikutaro	January 27, 2019	DDT Sweet Dreams 2018	Tokyo, Japan	9	<1	Took place during an 8-person battle royal	^[84]
1347	Kazuki Hirata	January 27, 2019	DDT Sweet Dreams 2018	Tokyo, Japan	17	<1	Took place during an 8-person battle royal
1348	Asuka^{[Note 1]}	January 27, 2019	DDT Sweet Dreams 2018	Tokyo, Japan	1	21	Took place during an 8-person battle royal
1349	Kazuki Hirata	February 17, 2019	Judgement 2019: DDT 22nd Anniversary	Tokyo, Japan	18	<1	Took place during an 18-person battle royal.	^[85]
1350	Saki Akai	February 17, 2019	Judgement 2019: DDT 22nd Anniversary	Tokyo, Japan	9	46	Took place during an 18-person battle royal.
1351	Makoto Oishi	April 4, 2019	DDT Is Coming to America	Woodside, NY, USA	15	<1
1352	Yoshihiko	April 4, 2019	DDT Is Coming to America	Woodside, NY, USA	14	<1	Took place during an 8-person battle royal.
1353	Kazuki Hirata	April 4, 2019	DDT Is Coming to America	Woodside, NY, USA	19	<1	Took place during an 8-person battle royal.
1354	Saki Akai	April 4, 2019	DDT Is Coming to America	Woodside, NY, USA	10	<1
1355	Makoto Oishi	April 4, 2019	DDT Is Coming to America	Woodside, NY, USA	16	<1
1356	Kazuki Hirata	April 4, 2019	DDT Is Coming to America	Woodside, NY, USA	20	<1
1357	Maki Ito	April 4, 2019	DDT Is Coming to America	Woodside, NY, USA	4	<1
1358	Danshoku Dino	April 4, 2019	DDT Is Coming to America	Woodside, NY, USA	23	1
1359	MAO	April 5, 2019	WrestleCon Joey Ryan's Penis Party	New York City, NY, USA	2	<1	Took place during a 7-person battle royal.
1360	Makoto Oishi	April 5, 2019	WrestleCon Joey Ryan's Penis Party	New York City, NY, USA	16	<1	Took place during a 7-person battle royal.
1361	Yoshihiko	April 5, 2019	WrestleCon Joey Ryan's Penis Party	New York City, NY, USA	15	16	Took place during a 7-person battle royal.
1362	Kazuki Hirata	April 21, 2019	DDT Shin Syu Very Much! 2019	Nagano, Japan	21	<1
1363	Danshoku Dino	April 21, 2019	DDT Shin Syu Very Much! 2019	Nagano, Japan	24	42
1364	Nobuhiro Shimatani	June 2, 2019	DDT Wrestle Matsuyamania 2019	Matsuyama, Japan	9	<1	Took place during a 9-person gauntlet battle royale.
1365	Mad Paulie	June 2, 2019	DDT Wrestle Matsuyamania 2019	Matsuyama, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a 9-person gauntlet battle royale.
1366	Asuka	June 2, 2019	DDT Wrestle Matsuyamania 2019	Matsuyama, Japan	2	<1	Took place during a 9-person gauntlet battle royale.
1367	Makoto Oishi	June 2, 2019	DDT Wrestle Matsuyamania 2019	Matsuyama, Japan	18	<1	Took place during a 9-person gauntlet battle royale.
1368	Tokihiro Nakamura	June 2, 2019	DDT Wrestle Matsuyamania 2019	Matsuyama, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a 9-person gauntlet battle royale.
1369	Danshoku Dino	June 2, 2019	DDT Wrestle Matsuyamania 2019	Matsuyama, Japan	25	<1	Took place during a 9-person gauntlet battle royale.
1370	Makoto Oishi	June 2, 2019	DDT Wrestle Matsuyamania 2019	Matsuyama, Japan	19	<1	Took place during a 9-person gauntlet battle royale.
1371	Toru Owashi	June 2, 2019	DDT Wrestle Matsuyamania 2019	Matsuyama, Japan	15	10	Took place during a 9-person gauntlet battle royale.
1372	Chair	June 12, 2019	DDT Suiyo Kasukabian! 2019	Kasukabe, Japan	3	<1
1373	Daisuke Kiso	June 12, 2019	DDT Suiyo Kasukabian! 2019	Kasukabe, Japan	1	<1
1374	Toru Owashi	June 12, 2019	DDT Suiyo Kasukabian! 2019	Kasukabe, Japan	16	33
1375	Lucky Ikeda	July 15, 2019	Wrestle Peter Pan 2019	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Celebrity and choreographer.	^[86]
1376	Gorgeous Matsuno	July 15, 2019	Wrestle Peter Pan 2019	Tokyo, Japan	16	<1	Took place during a 15-person Rumble rules match.	^[86]
1377	Tomomitsu Matsunaga	July 15, 2019	Wrestle Peter Pan 2019	Tokyo, Japan	9	<1	Took place during a 15-person Rumble rules match.	^[86]
1378	Mad Paulie	July 15, 2019	Wrestle Peter Pan 2019	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1	Took place during a 15-person Rumble rules match.	^[86]
1379	Kazuki Hirata	July 15, 2019	Wrestle Peter Pan 2019	Tokyo, Japan	22	<1	Took place during a 15-person Rumble rules match.	^[86]
1380	Yukio Sakaguchi	July 15, 2019	Wrestle Peter Pan 2019	Tokyo, Japan	2	17	Took place during a 15-person Rumble rules match.	^[86]
1381	Gabai Jichan	August 1, 2019	DDT Beer Garden Fight 2019 - Moonlight Express Day	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1382	Yukio Sakaguchi	August 1, 2019	DDT Beer Garden Fight 2019 - Moonlight Express Day	Tokyo, Japan	3	<1
1383	Makoto Oishi	August 2, 2019	DDT Rojo Pro Wrestling In Tokyo Idol Festival	Tokyo, Japan	20	<1	Took place during A 12 Man Falls count anywhere Battle royal
1384	Rise Shiokawa	August 2, 2019	DDT Rojo Pro Wrestling In Tokyo Idol Festival	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Member Of Idol Group Transfer Girls
1385	Danshoku Dino	August 2, 2019	DDT Rojo Pro Wrestling In Tokyo Idol Festival	Tokyo, Japan	26	<1	Took place during A 12 Man Falls count anywhere Battle royal
1386	Aika Sawaguchi	August 2, 2019	DDT Rojo Pro Wrestling In Tokyo Idol Festival	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during A 12 Man Falls count anywhere Battle royal
1387	Maki Ito	August 2, 2019	DDT Rojo Pro Wrestling In Tokyo Idol Festival	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1	Took place during A 12 Man Falls count anywhere Battle royal
1388	Natsumi Misaki	August 2, 2019	DDT Rojo Pro Wrestling In Tokyo Idol Festival	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during A 12 Man Falls count anywhere Battle royal
1389	Danshoku Dino	August 2, 2019	DDT Rojo Pro Wrestling In Tokyo Idol Festival	Tokyo, Japan	27	<1	Took place during A 12 Man Falls count anywhere Battle royal
1390	Makoto Oishi	August 2, 2019	DDT Rojo Pro Wrestling In Tokyo Idol Festival	Tokyo, Japan	21	<1	Took place during A 12 Man Falls count anywhere Battle royal
1391	Momomi Wagatsuma	August 2, 2019	DDT Rojo Pro Wrestling In Tokyo Idol Festival	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during A 12 Man Falls count anywhere Battle royal
1392	Maki Ito	August 2, 2019	DDT Rojo Pro Wrestling In Tokyo Idol Festival	Tokyo, Japan	6	<1	Took place during A 12 Man Falls count anywhere Battle royal
1393	Yukio Sakaguchi	August 2, 2019	DDT Rojo Pro Wrestling In Tokyo Idol Festival	Tokyo, Japan	4	1	Took place during A 12 Man Falls count anywhere Battle royal
1394	Saki Akai	August 3, 2019	DDT Beer Garden Fight 2019 - DDT Day	Tokyo, Japan	11	<1
1395	Kazuki Hirata	August 3, 2019	DDT Beer Garden Fight 2019 - DDT Day	Tokyo, Japan	23	<1
1396	Yukio Sakaguchi	August 3, 2019	DDT Beer Garden Fight 2019 - DDT Day	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1
1397	Beer Can	August 3, 2019	DDT Beer Garden Fight 2019 - DDT Day	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1398	Yuki Ueno	August 3, 2019	DDT Beer Garden Fight 2019 - DDT Day	Tokyo, Japan	1	7	Drank the beer, declared new champion.
1399	Yukio Sakaguchi	August 10, 2019	DDT Cry To The Fire! 2019	Hiroshima, Japan	6	2
1400	Yuki Ueno	August 12, 2019	DDT Wrestling Tokotsu 2019	Fukuoka, Japan	2	<1
1401	Toru Owashi	August 12, 2019	DDT Wrestling Tokotsu 2019	Fukuoka, Japan	17	<1
1402	Yuki Ueno	August 12, 2019	DDT Wrestling Tokotsu 2019	Fukuoka, Japan	3	6
1403	Masahiro Takanashi	August 18, 2019	DDT Dramatic E Ja Nai Ka 2019	Nagoya, Japan	18	<1
1404	Makoto Oishi	August 18, 2019	DDT Dramatic E Ja Nai Ka 2019	Nagoya, Japan	22	<1
1405	Yuki Ueno	August 18, 2019	DDT Dramatic E Ja Nai Ka 2019	Nagoya, Japan	4	<1
1406	Makoto Oishi	August 18, 2019	DDT Dramatic E Ja Nai Ka 2019	Nagoya, Japan	23	<1
1407	Yuki Ueno	August 18, 2019	DDT Dramatic E Ja Nai Ka 2019	Nagoya, Japan	5	7
1408	Puma King	August 25, 2019	DDT Summer Vacation Memories 2019	Tokyo, Japan	1	6
1409	Yuni	September 1, 2019	DDT Osaka Octopus 2019	Osaka, Japan	4	<1	Took place during A 7 Man Gauntlet Battle Royal Also For The Octopus Cup
1410	Kazuki Hirata	September 1, 2019	DDT Osaka Octopus 2019	Osaka, Japan	24	<1	Took place during A 7 Man Gauntlet Battle Royal Also For The Octopus Cup
1411	Saki Akai	September 1, 2019	DDT Osaka Octopus 2019	Osaka, Japan	12	<1	Took place during A 7 Man Gauntlet Battle Royal Also For The Octopus Cup
1412	Asuka	September 1, 2019	DDT Osaka Octopus 2019	Osaka, Japan	3	<1	Took place during A 7 Man Gauntlet Battle Royal Also For The Octopus Cup
1413	Kazuki Hirata	September 1, 2019	DDT Osaka Octopus 2019	Osaka, Japan	25	<1	Took place during A 7 Man Gauntlet Battle Royal Also For The Octopus Cup
1414	Puma King	September 1, 2019	DDT Osaka Octopus 2019	Osaka, Japan	2	6	Took place during A 7 Man Gauntlet Battle Royal Also For The Octopus Cup
1415	Akito	September 7, 2019	DDT Peanut, You Can Get Some Protein, Too! 2019	Chiba, Japan	3	<1
1416	Puma King	September 7, 2019	DDT Peanut, You Can Get Some Protein, Too! 2019	Chiba, Japan	3	8
1417	Daga	September 15, 2019	AAA Invading New York	New York, NY	1	<1	Took place In A 4 Way #1 Contendership Match For The AAA World Cruiserweight Championship
1418	Puma King	September 15, 2019	AAA Invading New York	New York, NY	4	<1	Took place In A 4 Way #1 Contendership Match For The AAA World Cruiserweight Championship
1419	Mascarita Dorada	September 15, 2019	AAA Invading New York	New York, NY	1	<1	Took place In A 4 Way #1 Contendership Match For The AAA World Cruiserweight Championship
1420	Puma King	September 15, 2019	AAA Invading New York	New York, NY	5	5	Took place In A 4 Way #1 Contendership Match For The AAA World Cruiserweight Championship
1421	Bandido	September 20, 2019	Battle of Los Angeles	Los Angeles, CA	1	<1
1422	Puma King	September 20, 2019	Battle of Los Angeles	Los Angeles, CA	6	8
1423	La Parka	September 28, 2019	AAA/Promociones EMW	Mexico City, Mexico	1	<1
1424	Texano Jr.	September 28, 2019	AAA/Promociones EMW	Mexico City, Mexico	1	<1
1425	La Hiedra	September 28, 2019	AAA/Promociones EMW	Mexico City, Mexico	1	1
1426	Puma King	September 29, 2019	AAA/Promociones EMW	N/A	7	<1
1427	Su Yung	September 29, 2019	Prestige Wrestling Roseland	Portland, OR	1	<1
1428	Puma King	September 29, 2019	Prestige Wrestling Roseland	Portland, OR	8	<1
1429	Kikutaro	September 29, 2019	Prestige Wrestling Roseland	Portland, OR	10	28
1430	Tsubasa	October 27, 2019	OSW Hero Battle Show	Osaka, Japan	1	<1
1431	Kikutaro	October 27, 2019	OSW Hero Battle Show	Osaka, Japan	11	2
1432	Shota	October 29, 2019	House show	N/A	1	5
1433	Chair	November 3, 2019	DDT Ultimate Party	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a gauntlet battle royal
1434	Chair	November 3, 2019	DDT Ultimate Party	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a gauntlet battle royal
1435	Yuki Kamifuku	November 3, 2019	DDT Ultimate Party	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a gauntlet battle royal
1436	Sagat	November 3, 2019	DDT Ultimate Party	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a gauntlet battle royal
1437	Gorgeous Matsuno	November 3, 2019	DDT Ultimate Party	Tokyo, Japan	17	<1	Took place during a gauntlet battle royal
1438	Kazuki Hirata	November 3, 2019	DDT Ultimate Party	Tokyo, Japan	26	<1	Took place during a gauntlet battle royal
1439	Danshoku Dino	November 8, 2019	DDT In This Case Shin-Kiba Is Just Right 2019	Tokyo, Japan	28	7
1440	Kazuki Hirata	November 15, 2019	DDT Yokohama's Strongest! DDT Martial Arts Open Tournament 2019	Yokohama, Japan	27	<1
1441	Toru Owashi	November 15, 2019	DDT Yokohama's Strongest! DDT Martial Arts Open Tournament 2019	Yokohama, Japan	18	2
1442	Kazuki Hirata	November 17, 2019	DDT Ganpro Charisma Local Triumph! Nanto Ken Ohka 2019	Nanto, Japan	28	7
1443	Michiaki Nakano	November 24, 2019	DDT God Bless DDT 2019	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Souken Holdings director.	^[87]
1444	Makoto Oishi	November 24, 2019	DDT God Bless DDT 2019	Tokyo, Japan	24	6		^[87]
1445	Antonio Honda	November 30, 2019	DDT D-Oh Grand Prix 2020 In Yokohama 2 Days	Yokohama, Japan	12	<1		^[88]
1446	Makoto Oishi	November 30, 2019	DDT D-Oh Grand Prix 2020 In Yokohama 2 Days	Yokohama, Japan	25	10		^[88]
1447	Rey Paloma	December 10, 2019	DDT D-Oh Grand Prix 2020 In Hiroshima	Hiroshima, Japan	1	<1
1448	Makoto Oishi	December 10, 2019	DDT D-Oh Grand Prix 2020 In Hiroshima	Hiroshima, Japan	26	5
1449	Toru Owashi	December 15, 2019	DDT D-Oh Grand Prix 2020 In Harajuku 2 Days	Tokyo, Japan	19	<1	Took place during a battle royale.	^[89]
1450	Saki Akai	December 15, 2019	DDT D-Oh Grand Prix 2020 In Harajuku 2 Days	Tokyo, Japan	13	<1	Took place during a battle royale.	^[89]
1451	Tomomitsu Matsunaga	December 15, 2019	DDT D-Oh Grand Prix 2020 In Harajuku 2 Days	Tokyo, Japan	10	<1	Took place during a battle royale.	^[89]
1452	Masahiro Takanashi	December 15, 2019	DDT D-Oh Grand Prix 2020 In Harajuku 2 Days	Tokyo, Japan	19	<1	Took place during a battle royale.	^[89]
1453	D-Oh Grand Prix trophy	December 15, 2019	DDT D-Oh Grand Prix 2020 In Harajuku 2 Days	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royale.	^[89]
1454	Hisaya Imabayashi	December 15, 2019	DDT D-Oh Grand Prix 2020 In Harajuku 2 Days	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1	Took place during a battle royale.	^[89]
1455	Saki Akai	December 15, 2019	DDT D-Oh Grand Prix 2020 In Harajuku 2 Days	Tokyo, Japan	14	<1	Took place during a battle royale.	^[89]
1456	Kazuki Hirata	December 15, 2019	DDT D-Oh Grand Prix 2020 In Harajuku 2 Days	Tokyo, Japan	29	<1	Took place during a battle royale.	^[89]
1457	Toru Owashi	December 15, 2019	DDT D-Oh Grand Prix 2020 In Harajuku 2 Days	Tokyo, Japan	20	19	Took place during a battle royale.	^[89]
1458	Kagami mochi	January 3, 2020	DDT New Year Special Gift! All Seats 2,000 Yen Box Office!! 2020	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1		^[90]
1459	Mizuki Watase	January 3, 2020	DDT New Year Special Gift! All Seats 2,000 Yen Box Office!! 2020	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1
1460	Kazuki Hirata	January 3, 2020	DDT New Year Special Gift! All Seats 2,000 Yen Box Office!! 2020	Tokyo, Japan	30	<1
1461	Saki Akai	January 3, 2020	DDT New Year Special Gift! All Seats 2,000 Yen Box Office!! 2020	Tokyo, Japan	15	1
1462	Aja Kong	January 4, 2020	Tokyo Joshi Pro '20	Tokyo, Japan	5	<1		^[91]
1463	Saki Akai	January 4, 2020	Tokyo Joshi Pro '20	Tokyo, Japan	16	1		^[91]
1464	Antonio Honda	January 5, 2020	DDT New Year Dramatic Itabashi Series 2020	Tokyo, Japan	13	<1		^[92]
1465	Saki Akai	January 5, 2020	DDT New Year Dramatic Itabashi Series 2020	Tokyo, Japan	17	7		^[92]
1466	Rina Yamashita	January 12, 2020	DDT Wrestle Shiokobu! 2020	Osaka, Japan	1	<1		^[93]
1467	Kazuki Hirata	January 12, 2020	DDT Wrestle Shiokobu! 2020	Osaka, Japan	31	<1		^[93]
1468	Rina Yamashita	January 12, 2020	DDT Wrestle Shiokobu! 2020	Osaka, Japan	2	<1		^[93]
1469	Antonio Honda	January 12, 2020	DDT Wrestle Shiokobu! 2020	Osaka, Japan	14	<1		^[93]
1470	Yuni	January 12, 2020	DDT Wrestle Shiokobu! 2020	Osaka, Japan	5	1		^[93]
1471	Yuki Ueno	January 13, 2020	DDT Wrestle Tororokobu! 2020	Osaka, Japan	6	<1		^[94]
1472	Kazuki Hirata	January 13, 2020	DDT Wrestle Tororokobu! 2020	Osaka, Japan	32	<1		^[94]
1473	Toru Owashi	January 13, 2020	DDT Wrestle Tororokobu! 2020	Osaka, Japan	21	67		^[94]
1474	Masahiro Takanashi	March 20, 2020	Judgement 2020: DDT 23rd Anniversary	Tokyo, Japan	20	<1		^[95]
1475	Hiroshi Yamato and Toru Owashi (22)	March 20, 2020	Judgement 2020: DDT 23rd Anniversary	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1		^[95]
1476	Mizuki Watase (2), Antonio Honda (15), Danshoku Dino (28) and Yukio Naya	March 20, 2020	Judgement 2020: DDT 23rd Anniversary	Tokyo, Japan	1	<1		^[95]
1477	Kazuki Hirata	March 20, 2020	Judgement 2020: DDT 23rd Anniversary	Tokyo, Japan	33	<1		^[95]
1478	Toru Owashi	March 20, 2020	Judgement 2020: DDT 23rd Anniversary	Tokyo, Japan	23	23		^[95]
1479	Danshoku Dino	April 12, 2020	The Fate of Ironman!	Tokyo, Japan	29	62	Took place during a pre-taped match parodying a fighting video game.	^[96]
1480	Antonio Honda	June 13, 2020	DDT TV Show! #6	Tokyo, Japan	16	<1		^[97]
1481	Danshoku Dino	June 13, 2020	DDT TV Show! #6	Tokyo, Japan	30	7		^[97]
1482	Antonio Honda	June 20, 2020	DDT TV Show! #7	Tokyo, Japan	17	<1	Took place during a 7-man delayed entry battle royale.	^[98]
1483	Danshoku Dino	June 20, 2020	DDT TV Show! #7	Tokyo, Japan	31	22		^[98]
1484	Makoto Oishi	July 12, 2020	Summer Itabashi Series 2020	Tokyo, Japan	27	<1	This was a three-way tag team match in which Danshoku Dino teamed up with Toru Owashi to take on the teams of Makoto Oishi and Mizuki Watase and All Out (Shunma Katsumata and Yuki Iino). Oishi pinned Dino to win the championship.	^[99]
1485	Yoshihiko	July 12, 2020	Summer Itabashi Series 2020	Tokyo, Japan	16	13		^[99]
1486	Joey Janela	July 25, 2020	GCW Homecoming Part 1	Atlantic City, New Jersey	2	8
1487	A. C. H.	August 2, 2020	GCW Keep In Touch	Indianapolis, Indiana	1	<1
1488	Levi Everett	August 2, 2020	GCW Keep In Touch	Indianapolis, Indiana	1	<1	Took place in ACH's locker room.
1489	Tony Deppen	August 2, 2020	GCW Keep In Touch	Indianapolis, Indiana	1	<1	Took place at a gas station.
1490	Nate Webb	August 2, 2020	GCW Keep In Touch	Indianapolis, Indiana	1	1
1491	Joey Janela	August 3, 2020	Video filmed at Indianapolis International Airport	Indianapolis, Indiana	3	9	Took place as Webb dropped off Janela at Indianapolis International Airport.	^[100]
1492	Dean Malenko	August 12, 2020	Video filmed backstage at AEW offices.	Jacksonville, Florida	1	1,572+		^[101]

No.

Matches*

Stipulations

1

Bayley and Sasha Banks vs. TBD

TBA for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship

*Card subject to change

Current champions

Men's singles

At the top of WWE's championship hierarchy for male wrestlers are the WWE Championship on Raw, the Universal Championship on SmackDown, and the NXT Championship on NXT. The WWE Champion is Drew McIntyre, who is in his first reign. He won the title by defeating Brock Lesnar during WrestleMania 36 Part 2 that aired on tape delay on April 5, 2020; the event was taped on March 25 and 26, though it is currently unknown which day this match took place.^[102] The Universal Championship is held by Braun Strowman, who is in his first reign. He won the title by defeating Goldberg during WrestleMania 36 Part 1 that aired on tape delay on April 4, 2020; the event was taped on March 25 and 26, though it is currently unknown which day this match took place.^[103] The NXT Championship is held by Keith Lee, who is in his first reign. He won the title by defeating Adam Cole in a Winner Takes All match—in which Lee also defended the NXT North American Championship—on July 1, 2020 in Winter Park, Florida at The Great American Bash (aired July 8 as Night 2 of the event).^[104]

Secondary titles for male wrestlers include the United States Championship on Raw, the Intercontinental Championship on SmackDown, and the North American Championship on NXT. The United States Championship is held by Apollo Crews, who is in his first reign. He won the title by defeating Andrade on the May 25, 2020, episode of Raw. The Intercontinental Championship is held by first-time title holder AJ Styles, who defeated Daniel Bryan during the June 8, 2020 tapings of SmackDown (aired June 12) in the finals of a tournament for the vacant title; previous champion Sami Zayn was stripped of the title after electing to refrain from competing during the COVID-19 pandemic. The North American Championship is currently vacant as previous champion Keith Lee voluntarily relinquished the title during the July 15, 2020 taping of NXT (aired July 22) to focus on defending the NXT Championship; the next North American Champion will be deterimined in a five-man ladder match at TakeOver XXX on August 22, 2020.^[105]

Men's tag team

Tag team championships for male wrestlers include the Raw Tag Team Championship, the SmackDown Tag Team Championship, and the NXT Tag Team Championship. The Raw Tag Team Championship is held by The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford), who are in their first reign. They won the title by defeating Seth Rollins and Murphy in a last chance match on the March 2, 2020, episode of Raw.^[106] The SmackDown Tag Team Championship is held by Cesaro and Shinsuke Nakamura, who are in their first reign as a team but second for Cesaro individually. They defeated The New Day (Big E and Kofi Kingston) in a tables match on July 19, 2020, at The Horror Show at Extreme Rules. The NXT Tag Team Championship is held by Imperium's Marcel Barthel and Fabian Aichner, who are in their first reign. They defeated former champion Matt Riddle and Timothy Thatcher (who was substituting for Pete Dunne) on the May 13, 2020 episode of NXT.

Specialty

The WWE 24/7 Championship is a tertiary championship shared across all five brands and is open to anyone regardless of gender (including non-WWE personnel). It can be defended anytime, anywhere, as long as a WWE referee is present. The current champion is R-Truth, who is in his record 38th reign, He defeated Akira Tozawa (by rolling him up on the entrance ramp) on August 3, 2020 during the Raw tapings (aired August 10).

The NXT Cruiserweight Championship is the only championship of the 205 Live brand and is also defended on NXT and NXT UK. It is for wrestlers 205 lb (93 kg) and under (referred to as cruiserweights); the only championship in WWE with a weight limit. The title is held by Jordan Devlin from NXT UK, who is in his first reign. He won the title by defeating former champion Angel Garza, Travis Banks, and Isaiah "Swerve" Scott, who Devlin pinned, in a fatal four-way match at Worlds Collide on January 25, 2020.^[107] Due to a travel ban as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Devlin is unable to defend the title. An interim champion is serving as titleholder in the United States until Devlin's return. Santos Escobar is the current interim champion in his first reign. He won the title (under the persona of El Hijo del Fantasma) by defeating Drake Maverick in the interim championship tournament final during the May 27, 2020, tapings of NXT (aired June 3).

Women's

At the top of WWE's championship hierarchy for female wrestlers are the Raw Women's Championship, the SmackDown Women's Championship, and the NXT Women's Championship. The Raw Women's Championship is held by record five-time champion Sasha Banks, who defeated Asuka by count-out during the July 20, 2020 tapings of Raw (aired July 27); the stipulation allowed the title to be won by pinfall, submission, disqualification, or count-out. The SmackDown Women's Championship is held by Bayley, who is in her second reign. She won the title by defeating Charlotte Flair on SmackDown on October 11, 2019.^[108] The NXT Women's Championship is held by Io Shirai, who is in her first reign. She won the title by defeating previous champion Charlotte Flair and Rhea Ripley, who Shirai pinned, in a triple threat match at TakeOver: In Your House on June 7, 2020.^[109]

The WWE Women's Tag Team Championship is the only tag team championship for female wrestlers in WWE, and is shared between the Raw, SmackDown, and NXT brands.^[110] It is held by Bayley and Sasha Banks from SmackDown, who are in their record-tying second reign. They won the title by defeating Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross during the May 26, 2020, tapings of SmackDown (aired June 5).^[111]

UK

The top title of NXT UK is the NXT United Kingdom Championship. It is held by Walter, who is in his first reign. He won the title by defeating Pete Dunne at TakeOver: New York on April 5, 2019, ending Dunne's reign at 685 days.^[112] The NXT UK Women's Championship is held by first-time title holder Kay Lee Ray, who won the title by defeating Toni Storm at TakeOver: Cardiff on August 31, 2019.^[113] The NXT UK Tag Team Championship is held by Gallus (Mark Coffey and Wolfgang), who are in their first reign. They defeated Mark Andrews and Flash Morgan Webster on October 4, 2019, during the NXT UK tapings (aired October 17).^[114]

Raw

Championship		Reign	Date won	Days held	Location	Notes
WWE Championship	Drew McIntyre	1	March 25 or 26, 2020	1,712 or 1,711	Orlando, Florida	Defeated Brock Lesnar during WrestleMania 36 Part 2. Aired on tape delay on April 5, 2020.
Raw Women's Championship	Sasha Banks	5	July 20, 2020	1595	Orlando, Florida	Defeated Asuka on Raw in a match in which, besides the traditional means of pinfall or submission, the title could change hands by countout or disqualification; Banks won by countout. Aired on tape delay on July 27, 2020.
United States Championship	Apollo Crews	1	May 25, 2020	1651	Orlando, Florida	Defeated Andrade on Raw.
Raw Tag Team Championship	The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford)	1	March 2, 2020	1735	Brooklyn, New York	Defeated Seth Rollins and Murphy on Raw in a last chance match.

SmackDown

Championship		Reign	Date won	Days held	Location	Notes
Universal Championship	Braun Strowman	1	March 25 or 26, 2020	1,712 or 1,711	Orlando, Florida	Defeated Goldberg during WrestleMania 36 Part 1. Aired on tape delay on April 4, 2020
SmackDown Women's Championship	Bayley	2	October 11, 2019	1878	Paradise, Nevada	Defeated Charlotte Flair on SmackDown.
Intercontinental Championship	AJ Styles	1	June 8, 2020	1,637	Orlando, Florida	Defeated Daniel Bryan in a tournament final for the vacant title on SmackDown; previous champion Sami Zayn was stripped of the title after electing to refrain from competing during the COVID-19 pandemic. Aired on tape delay on June 12, 2020.
SmackDown Tag Team Championship	Cesaro and Shinsuke Nakamura	1 (2, 1)	July 19, 2020	1596	Orlando, Florida	Defeated The New Day (Big E and Kofi Kingston) in a tables match at The Horror Show at Extreme Rules.

NXT

Championship		Reign	Date won	Days held	Location	Notes
NXT Championship	Keith Lee	1	July 1, 2020	1614	Winter Park, Florida	Defeated Adam Cole at The Great American Bash in a Winner Takes All match, in which Lee also defended the NXT North American Championship. Aired on tape delay on July 8 as Night 2 of the event.
NXT Women's Championship	Io Shirai	1	June 7, 2020	1,638	Winter Park, Florida	Defeated former champion Charlotte Flair and Rhea Ripley, who Shirai pinned, in a triple threat match at TakeOver: In Your House
NXT North American Championship	Vacant	—	—	—	—	Previous champion Keith Lee voluntarily relinquished the title to focus on defending the NXT Championship. The next champion will be determined in a five-man ladder match at TakeOver XXX on August 22, 2020.
NXT Tag Team Championship	Imperium (Fabian Aichner and Marcel Barthel)	1	May 13, 2020	1663	Winter Park, Florida	Defeated Matt Riddle and Timothy Thatcher (substituting for Pete Dunne) on NXT.

NXT UK

Championship		Reign	Date won	Days held	Location	Notes
NXT United Kingdom Championship	Walter	1	April 5, 2019	2067	Brooklyn, New York	Defeated Pete Dunne at TakeOver: New York. Won the title when it was called the WWE United Kingdom Championship.
NXT UK Women's Championship	Kay Lee Ray	1	August 31, 2019	1919	Cardiff, Wales	Defeated Toni Storm at TakeOver: Cardiff.
NXT UK Tag Team Championship	Gallus (Mark Coffey and Wolfgang)	1	October 4, 2019	1885	Brentwood, England	Defeated Flash Morgan Webster and Mark Andrews on NXT UK. Aired on tape delay on October 17, 2019.

Shared titles

The NXT Cruiserweight Championship is shared between NXT, NXT UK, and 205 Live

The 24/7 Championship is shared between all five brands

The Women's Tag Team Championship is shared between Raw, SmackDown, and NXT.

The colors indicate the home brand of the champions.

	Raw		SmackDown		NXT		NXT UK		205 Live

Championship		Reign	Date won	Days held	Location	Notes
NXT Cruiserweight Championship	Jordan Devlin	1	January 25, 2020	1772	Houston, Texas	Defeated former champion Angel Garza, Travis Banks, and Isaiah "Swerve" Scott, who Devlin pinned, in a fatal four-way match at Worlds Collide.
NXT Cruiserweight Championship	Santos Escobar	1	May 27, 2020	1649	Winter Park, Florida	Due to a travel ban as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, current champion Jordan Devlin is unable to defend the title. An interim champion is serving as titleholder in the United States until Devlin can return. Escobar, who was competing under his previous persona El Hijo del Fantasma, defeated Drake Maverick in the interim championship tournament final on NXT to determine the interim champion. Aired on tape delay on June 3, 2020.
24/7 Championship	R-Truth	38	August 3, 2020	1581	Orlando, Florida	Defeated Akira Tozawa on Raw. Aired on tape delay August 10, 2020
Women's Tag Team Championship	Bayley and Sasha Banks	2	May 26, 2020	1650	Orlando, Florida	Defeated Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross on SmackDown. Aired on tape delay June 5, 2020.

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[28] "Taya pins Ryan Nemeth to win the DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". June 27, 2016 – via YouTube.

[29] "John Morrison (Mundo) pins Taya to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". June 28, 2016 – via YouTube.

[30] "Ricochet pins John Morrison (Mundo) to win the DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". June 29, 2016 – via YouTube.

[auto1-31] "Matt Striker pins Brian Metz who beat Ricochet by forfeit to win DDT Pro Ironman (24/7 Rule) Title". June 30, 2016 – via YouTube.

[32] "Cheerleader Melissa pins Matt Striker to win the DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 1, 2016 – via YouTube.

[33] "Matt Cross beats Cheerleader Melissa by tap out to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7) Title". July 2, 2016 – via YouTube.

[34] "Brian Cage beats Matt Cross by submission to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 3, 2016 – via YouTube.

[35] "Joey Ryan pins Brian Cage to win the DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". July 5, 2016 – via YouTube.

[36] "Laura James pins Joey Ryan to win the DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". July 6, 2016 – via YouTube.

[auto2-37] "Joey Ryan pins Buggy Nova who pinned Laura James to win the DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 9, 2016 – via YouTube.

[38] "Scarlett Bordeaux pins Joey Ryan to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". July 10, 2016 – via YouTube.

[39] "Rhyno defeats Scarlett Bordeaux by forfeit to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 11, 2016 – via YouTube.

[40] "Robbie E beats Rhyno in a ladder match to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 12, 2016 – via YouTube.

[41] "Joey Ryan beats Robbie E by forfeit to win the DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 13, 2016 – via YouTube.

[42] "Timothy Thatcher beats Joey Ryan by submission to win the DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 14, 2016 – via YouTube.

[43] "Drew Gulak pins Timothy Thatcher to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 15, 2016 – via YouTube.

[44] "Eli Drake pins Drew Gulak to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 16, 2016 – via YouTube.

[45] "Jervis Cottonbelly beats Eli Drake by submission to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 17, 2016 – via YouTube.

[46] "Joey Ryan beats Jervis Cottonbelly by forfeit to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 18, 2016 – via YouTube.

[47] "Brian Kendrick pins Joey Ryan to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". July 19, 2016 – via YouTube.

[auto3-48] "Joey Ryan pins Brian Kendrick to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". July 20, 2016 – via YouTube.

[49] "Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian pin Spider-Man to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 23, 2016 – via YouTube.

[50] "Mike of Headlocked beats The Addiction by submission to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 24, 2016 – via YouTube.

[51] "Joey Ryan beats Michael of Headlocked by submission to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 24, 2016 – via YouTube.

[52] "Laura James pins Joey Ryan at FCW to win the DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". July 25, 2016 – via YouTube.

[53] "Ron Funches beats Laura James by forfeit to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 26, 2016 – via YouTube.

[54] "Joey Ryan pins Ron Funches in thumb wrestling to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 27, 2016 – via YouTube.

[55] "Candice LeRae pins Joey Ryan in a dream to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". July 28, 2016 – via YouTube.

[56] "Cerealman pins Joey Ryan to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". August 2, 2016 – via YouTube.

[57] "Joey Ryan pins Cerealman at WPW to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". August 5, 2016 – via YouTube.

[SugeMarella-58] "Suge D, Santino Marella & Joey Ryan win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7) Title + Mick Foley!". August 7, 2016 – via YouTube.

[59] "Johnny Gargano pins Joey Ryan to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". August 8, 2016 – via YouTube.

[60] "Zack Sabre Jr beats Johnny Gargano by submission to win the DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". August 9, 2016 – via YouTube.

[61] "Excalibur pins Zack Sabre Jr to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". August 10, 2016 – via YouTube.

[KnoxBucks-62] "Young Bucks pin Rick Knox who beat Excalibur to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". August 11, 2016 – via YouTube.

[63] "Chris Hero beats Young Bucks by forfeit to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". August 12, 2016 – via YouTube.

[64] "Veda Scott beats Chris Hero by forfeit to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". August 13, 2016 – via YouTube.

[65] "Joey Ryan beats Veda Scott by tap out to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". August 13, 2016 – via YouTube.

[66] "Chris Masters beats Joey Ryan by submission to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". August 14, 2016 – via YouTube.

[67] "Tommy Dreamer beats Chris Masters in first blood match to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". August 14, 2016 – via YouTube.

[68] "Rocky Romero beats Joey Ryan by submission to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". August 15, 2016 – via YouTube.

[69] "Jarek 1:20 beats Rocky Romero by forfeit to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". August 16, 2016 – via YouTube.

[70] "Joey Ryan Reacts to Magic". August 17, 2016 – via YouTube.

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