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This article is about a professional wrestling tournament. For the "Dual Shock Wave" championship, see Wave Tag Team Championship.

Dual Shock Wave is an annual professional wrestling tag team tournament promoted by the Pro Wrestling Wave promotion. It has been held since 2011 and takes place between early September and mid-November. The first tournament, held in a single-elimination format, was used to determine the inaugural Wave Tag Team Champions.[1] In 2012, the tournament was changed to a round-robin format with the winners of each block advancing to the finals.[2] In 2014, the tournament returned to single-elimination format.[3] Since October 2013, the name "Dual Shock Wave" has also referred to the Wave Tag Team Championship.[4]

List of winners

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Year Winner Total
won 		Ref.
2011 kanAyu
(Ayumi Kurihara and Kana)		 1 [1]
2012 Makkurokorosuke
(Misaki Ohata and Tsukasa Fujimoto)		 1 [5]
2013 Las Aventureras
(Ayako Hamada and Yuu Yamagata)		 1 [6]
2014 Revolucion Amandla
(Kyoko Kimura and Tomoka Nakagawa)		 1 [7]
2015 Las Aventureras
(Ayako Hamada and Yuu Yamagata)		 2 [8]
2016 GReeeeN
(Dynamite Kansai and Rina Yamashita)		 1 [9]
2017 New-Tra
(Rin Kadokura and Takumi Iroha)		 1 [10]
2020 Hibiki and Sareee 1 [11]
2023 Calaminence
(Risa Sera and Saki)		 1

2011

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The first ever Dual Shock Wave tournament was held in a single-elimination format between September 4 and October 30, 2011, and was used to determine the inaugural Wave Tag Team Champions.[1][12] The pairings for each round were determined by a random draw.[1][12] As the tournament featured an odd number of entrants, nine teams, one team earned a bye in the quarterfinals and one in the semifinals; these were also decided by a random draw.[1][12]

Teams
First round
(September 4) 		Quarterfinals
(September 14) 		Semifinals
(September 26) 		Finals
(October 30)
            
Gami
Tomoka Nakagawa 		Pin
Mio Shirai
Misaki Ohata 		12:47[12]
Gami
Tomoka Nakagawa 		Pin
Ayako Hamada
Yumi Ohka 		22:08[13]
Ayako Hamada
Yumi Ohka 		Pin
Kagetsu
Sawako Shimono 		18:51[12]
Gami
Tomoka Nakagawa 		Pin
Ayumi Kurihara
Kana 		25:18[14]
Cherry
Shuu Shibutani 		Pin
Ayumi Kurihara
Kana 		18:51[12]
Ayumi Kurihara
Kana
Bye
Ayumi Kurihara
Kana 		Pin
Ran Yu-Yu
Toshie Uematsu 		23:03[1]
Ran Yu-Yu
Toshie Uematsu 		Pin
Kaori Yoneyama
Kayoko Haruyama 		15:01[12]
Ran Yu-Yu
Toshie Uematsu 		Pin
Aya Yuki
Ryo Mizunami 		15:29[13]
Hiren
Moeka Haruhi 		Pin
Aya Yuki
Ryo Mizunami 		9:40[12]
Ran Yu-Yu
Toshie Uematsu
Bye
N/A
N/A

2012

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The second Dual Shock Wave tournament was held between September 25 and November 16, 2012. The tournament was contested in a round-robin format with two blocks of four teams, where a win was worth two points, a draw one point and a loss zero points. As the reigning Wave Tag Team Champions, Gami and Tomoka Nakagawa earned an automatic spot in the tournament.[2] As the reigning Dual Shock Wave winners, both Ayumi Kurihara, now teaming with Mika Iida, and Kana, now teaming with Ayako Hamada, also earned automatic spots in the tournament.[2] Three of the teams, Hikaru Shida and Yumi Ohka, Misaki Ohata and Tsukasa Fujimoto, and Shuu Shibutani and Syuri, earned spots in the tournament by scoring eliminations in a five tag team elimination match on September 3, 2012, which also included the teams of Aya Yuki and Sawako Shimono, and Maki Narumiya and Yuu Yamagata.[2] Narumiya and Yamagata were named the reserve team of Block A and Yuki and Shimono the reserve team of Block B, where they would enter the tournament in case of an injury, inheriting the points of the eliminated team.[2] The final two teams of Apple Miyuki and Kyusei Ninja Ranmaru, and Makoto and Moeka Haruhi were so-called "producer recommendation" picks made by Gami.[2] The winners of the tournament, if not Gami and Tomoka Nakagawa, would earn a shot at the Wave Tag Team Championship on November 27 at Korakuen Hall.[2]

Final standings
A B
Wrestlers Score Wrestlers Score
Misaki Ohata and Tsukasa Fujimoto
(Makkurokorosuke)		   5   Shuu Shibutani and Syuri
(Kiseki no Rinjin)		   4  
Ayako Hamada and Kana
(Senritsu no Joou)		 4 Hikaru Shida and Yumi Ohka
(Shidarezakura)		 4
Apple Miyuki and Kyusei Ninja Ranmaru
(Naniwa☆Bonjo Venus)		 2 Makoto and Moeka Haruhi
(1st Impact)		 2
Gami and Tomoka Nakagawa
(Yoko Hatanaka)		 1 Ayumi Kurihara and Mika Iida
(Kurigohan)		 2
A Miyuki
Ranmaru		 Hamada
Kana		 Gami
Nakagawa		 Ohata
Fujimoto
Miyuki
Ranmaru 		X Hamada
Kana
(16:19)[15]		 Miyuki
Ranmaru
(12:45)[16]		 Ohata
Fujimoto
(12:08)[17]
Hamada
Kana 		Hamada
Kana
(16:19)[15]		 X Draw
(20:00)[18]		 Draw
(19:16)[16]
Gami
Nakagawa 		Miyuki
Ranmaru
(12:45)[16]		 Draw
(20:00)[18]		 X Ohata
Fujimoto
(18:09)[19]
Ohata
Fujimoto 		Ohata
Fujimoto
(12:08)[17]		 Draw
(19:16)[16]		 Ohata
Fujimoto
(18:09)[19]		 X
B Kurihara
Iida		 Shida
Ohka		 Makoto
Haruhi		 Shibutani
Syuri
Kurihara
Iida 		X Shida
Ohka
(14:54)[17]		 Makoto
Haruhi
(14:09)[16]		 Kurihara
Iida
(15:51)[15]
Shida
Ohka 		Shida
Ohka
(14:54)[17]		 X Shida
Ohka
(18:23)[19]		 Shibutani
Syuri
(9:51)[16]
Makoto
Haruhi 		Makoto
Haruhi
(14:09)[16]		 Shida
Ohka
(18:23)[19]		 X Shibutani
Syuri
(12:59)[18]
Shibutani
Syuri 		Kurihara
Iida
(15:51)[15]		 Shibutani
Syuri
(9:51)[16]		 Shibutani
Syuri
(12:59)[18]		 X
Block B
Playoff Match
(November 16) 		Finals
(November 16)
      
A1 Ohata and Fujimoto Pin
B1 Shibutani and Syuri 19:27[5]
B1 Shida and Ohka Pin
B1 Shibutani and Syuri 10:35[5]

2013

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The 2013 Dual Shock Wave took place between September 1 and October 6. The winners of the tournament earned a shot at the Wave Tag Team Championship on October 30. Had the defending champions, Cherry and Shuu Shibutani, won the tournament, the title shot would have gone to the other finalist. The tournament was contested in a single round-robin block with eight participating teams. Hamuko Hoshi, Hikaru Shida and Tsukasa Fujimoto from Ice Ribbon entered the tournament as outsiders. In the tournament a win was worth one point, while both a draw and a loss were worth zero points. If a team drew or lost three times, they were eliminated from the tournament.[20] The final match was a three-way match contested under "Dog Fight" rules, where only two teams were in the ring at the same time and after a pinfall or submission the losing team would switch places with the team not taking part in the match. The first team to pick up two consecutive pinfalls or submissions would be declared the winner.[6]

Final standings
Wrestlers Score Matches
Ayako Hamada and Yuu Yamagata
(Las Aventureras)		   4     6  
Hikaru Shida and Tsukasa Fujimoto
(Muscle Venus)		 4 6
Kana and Yumi Ohka
(Giann's)		 4 6
Gami and Ryo Mizunami
(Megane Super)		 2 5
Moeka Haruhi and Tomoka Nakagawa
(Higebu)		 2 5
Hamuko Hoshi and Sawako Shimono
(HamukoSawako)		 1 4
Cherry and Shuu Shibutani
(Classic Gals)		 1 4
Mio Shirai and Misaki Ohata
(Plus Minus Zero 2013)		 1 4
Results Hamada
Yamagata		 Cherry
Shibutani		 Gami
Mizunami		 Hoshi
Shimono		 Shida
Fujimoto		 Kana
Ohka		 Shirai
Ohata		 Haruhi
Nakagawa
Hamada
Yamagata 		X Hamada
Yamagata
(11:59)[21]		 Gami
Mizunami
(15:06)[22]		 Hamada
Yamagata
(13:26)[23]		 Hamada
Yamagata
(10:13)[6]		 Kana
Ohka
(19:57)[24]		 X Hamada
Yamagata
(13:30)[25]
Cherry
Shibutani 		Hamada
Yamagata
(11:59)[21]		 X X X Shida
Fujimoto
(9:46)[24]		 Kana
Ohka
(13:54)[25]		 X Cherry
Shibutani
(12:15)[23]
Gami
Mizunami 		Gami
Mizunami
(15:06)[22]		 X X Gami
Mizunami
(12:11)[26]		 Shida
Fujimoto
(15:36)[25]		 Draw
(20:00)[6]		 Shirai
Ohata
(12:21)[21]		 X
Hoshi
Shimono 		Hamada
Yamagata
(13:26)[23]		 X Gami
Mizunami
(12:11)[26]		 X Hoshi
Shimono
(13:56)[21]		 Kana
Ohka
(17:21)[22]		 X X
Shida
Fujimoto 		Hamada
Yamagata
(10:13)[6]		 Shida
Fujimoto
(9:46)[24]		 Shida
Fujimoto
(15:36)[25]		 Hoshi
Shimono
(13:56)[21]		 X X Shida
Fujimoto
(11:27)[25]		 Shida
Fujimoto
(10:59)[22]
Kana
Ohka 		Kana
Ohka
(19:57)[24]		 Kana
Ohka
(13:54)[25]		 Draw
(20:00)[6]		 Kana
Ohka
(17:21)[22]		 X X Kana
Ohka
(14:51)[23]		 Haruhi
Nakagawa
(13:48)[21]
Shirai
Ohata 		X X Shirai
Ohata
(12:21)[21]		 X Shida
Fujimoto
(11:27)[25]		 Kana
Ohka
(14:51)[23]		 X Haruhi
Nakagawa
(8:30)[24]
Haruhi
Nakagawa 		Hamada
Yamagata
(13:30)[25]		 Cherry
Shibutani
(12:15)[23]		 X X Shida
Fujimoto
(10:59)[22]		 Haruhi
Nakagawa
(13:48)[21]		 Haruhi
Nakagawa
(8:30)[24]		 X
  • October 6:
    • Three-way Dog Fight final match: Las Aventureras (Ayako Hamada and Yuu Yamagata) defeated Giann's (Kana and Yumi Ohka) and Muscle Venus (Hikaru Shida and Tsukasa Fujimoto).[6]
      • Las Aventureras defeated Giann's (5:44).[6]
      • Muscle Venus defeated Las Aventureras (7:57).[6]
      • Giann's defeated Muscle Venus (9:40).[6]
      • Las Aventureras defeated Giann's (18:22).[6]
      • Las Aventureras defeated Muscle Venus (24:42).[6]

2014

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The 2014 Dual Shock Wave took place between September 23 and October 15. For the first time in three years, the tournament was contested in a single-elimination format with eleven participating teams. The first five teams taking part in the tournament were determined in advance, while Kaho Kobayashi, Sawako Shimono, Sumire Natsu and Yumi Ohka earned spots in the tournament and the right to pick their partners after picking up eliminations in an eight-way elimination match on September 7. Finally, two teams featuring outsiders were also added; one with Fairy Nipponbashi teaming with Oz Academy's Dynamite Kansai and the other with Moeka Haruhi teaming with American freelancer Melanie Cruise. Prior to the start of the tournament, the reigning Wave Tag Team Champions Sakuragohan (Kyusei Sakura Hirota and Mika Iida) were booked to defend their title against Plus Minus 2014 (Mio Shirai and Misaki Ohata) with the winners advancing directly to the finals of the tournament, while the losers would start the tournament in the first round.[3][27] On September 15, Sakuragohan successfully defended the title to advance to the finals of the tournament.[28] The final match was also contested for the Wave Tag Team Championship.[7]

Teams
First round
  • September 23:
    • Plus Minus 2014 defeated Chukan Kanrishoku (11:08)[29]
    • Merazoma defeated Classic Gals (11:52)[29]
    • Revolucion Amandla and Satsuma Kotsuji-gun wrestled to a draw (15:00)[29]
      • Tomoka Nakagawa defeated Rina Yamashita in an overtime singles match (2:08)[29]
    • Midori☆Game defeated Natsu Kensanba (11:58)[29]
    • Fairy Family defeated Las Aventureras (11:11)[29]
Second round
  • September 28:
    • Fairy Family defeated Midori☆Game (10:07)[30]
Quarterfinals
  • October 1:
    • Plus Minus 2014 defeated Merazoma (11:13)[31]
    • Revolucion Amandla defeated Fairy Family (8:59)[31]
Semifinals
  • October 1:
    • Plus Minus 2014 and Revoluction Amandla wrestled to a draw (15:00)[31]
      • Kyoko Kimura defeated Misaki Ohata in an overtime singles match (5:35)[31]
Finals
  • October 15:
    • Revolucion Amandla defeated Sakuragohan (19:41)[7]

2015

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The 2015 Dual Shock Wave took place between October 2 and October 30. For the second year in a row, the tournament took place in a single-elimination format with seven participating teams. The winning team would also win the vacant Wave Tag Team Championship. JWP Joshi Puroresu representative Kayoko Haruyama and freelancer Tsubasa Kuragaki entered the tournament as outsiders, after gaining the "producer recommendation" spot made by Gami.[32]

Teams[33]
First round
(October 2) 		Semifinals
(October 18) 		Finals
(October 30)
      
Misaki Ohata and Ryo Mizunami Pin
Asuka and Yumi Ohka 15:15[34]
Misaki Ohata and Ryo Mizunami Pin
Kayoko Haruyama and Tsubasa Kuragaki 18:04[35]
Kayoko Haruyama and Tsubasa Kuragaki Pin
Kaho Kobayashi and Rina Yamashita 15:35[34]
Kayoko Haruyama and Tsubasa Kuragaki Pin
Ayako Hamada and Yuu Yamagata 23:33[8]
Hikaru Shida and Melanie Cruise Pin
Ayako Hamada and Yuu Yamagata 17:00[34]
Ayako Hamada and Yuu Yamagata Sub
Kyusei Sakura Hirota and Mika Iida 25:57[Note 1][35]
  1. ^ The match originally ended in a twenty-minute time limit draw, but was restarted as a singles match between Hamada and Iida, which Hamada won at 5:57.

2016

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The 2016 Dual Shock Wave took place between September 22 and October 10. In the tournament, each team was made up of a veteran and a younger wrestler.[36][37] The matches all had a 20-minute time limit. In case of a draw, the younger wrestlers would face each other in a singles match to determine the winner.[38]

Teams
First round
(September 22) 		Second round
(September 22, 25) 		Semifinals
(October 2) 		Finals
(October 10)
            
Dynamite Kansai
Rina Yamashita 		Pin
Mika Iida
Yuki Miyazaki 		16:18[38]
Dynamite Kansai
Rina Yamashita 		Pin
Fairy Nipponbashi
Kyusei Ninja Ranmaru 		10:55[39]
Sumire Natsu
Yumi Ohka 		Pin
Fairy Nipponbashi
Kyusei Ninja Ranmaru 		4:31[38]
Dynamite Kansai
Rina Yamashita
  Bye
 
 
Dynamite Kansai
Rina Yamashita 		Pin
Chihiro Hashimoto
Ryo Mizunami 		18:21[9]
Chihiro Hashimoto
Ryo Mizunami 		Pin
Hiroe Nagahama
Moeka Haruhi 		9:05[38]
Chihiro Hashimoto
Ryo Mizunami 		Pin
Sawako Shimono
Yuu Yamagata 		16:27[39]
Asuka
Ayako Hamada 		Pin
Sawako Shimono
Yuu Yamagata 		17:22[38]
Chihiro Hashimoto
Ryo Mizunami 		Pin
Hibiscus Mii
Kaho Kobayashi 		22:18[Note 1][40]
Hibiscus Mii
Kaho Kobayashi 		Pin
Hikaru Shida
Yako Fujigasaki 		11:38[39]
Hibiscus Mii
Kaho Kobayashi 		Pin
Kyoko Kimura
Misaki Ohata
Maruko Nagasaki
Tsukasa Fujimoto 		Pin
Kyoko Kimura
Misaki Ohata 		13:29[39]
  1. ^ The match originally ended in a twenty-minute time limit draw, but was restarted as a singles match between Hashimoto and Kobayashi, which Hashimoto won at 2:18.

2017

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The 2017 Dual Shock Wave took place on September 17. The tournament featured nine teams, seeded from number one to nine. The tournament would start with the number one seed taking on the number two seed with the winner advancing to face the number three seed and so on until all teams have wrestled at least once. Hiroe Nagahama and Kaho Kobayashi, the team seeded ninth, would defend the Wave Tag Team Championship in the final match of the tournament. Each match in the tournament would also feature special rules, determined by a random draw.[41]

Results

2020

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The 2020 edition of the tournament took place between November 1 and November 21, 2020. The signature match gimmick of the tournament were the three-way tag team matches instead of the classic two-on-two tag team matches.[42]

Matches

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Night 1 (November 1)
No.Results[43]Stipulations
1Luminous (Haruka Umesaki and Miyuki Takase) defeated Ami Miura and YuuTag team match
2Rin Kadokura defeated Itsuki AokiSingles match
3Ayako Sato and Sareee defeated Sakura Hirota and Yuki MiyazakiTag team match
4Rina Shingaki and Ayame Sasamura defeated Nagisa Nozaki and Saki, and Boss To Mammy (Yumi Oka and Mio Momono)Dual Shock Wave first round match
Night 2 (November 7)
No.Results[44]Stipulations
1Nagisa Nozaki and Saki defeated Sakura Hirota and Yuki MiyazakiTag team match
2Mio Momono defeated MayleeSingles match
3Fairy Nipponbashi defeated Yumi OhkaSingles match
4Itsuki Aoki and Rin Kadokura defeated Rina Shingaki and Ayame Sasamura, and Luminous (Haruka Umesaki and Miyuki Takase)Dual Shock Wave first round match
Night 3 (November 21)
No.Results[11]Stipulations
1Ayame Sasamura defeated Ayako Sato, Haruka Umesaki, Miyuki Takase and SakiFive-way elimination match
2Nagisa Nozaki (c) defeated Rina ShingakiSingles match for the Wave Single Championship
3Cherry and Fairy Nihonbashi defeated Sakura Hirota and Yuki MiyazakiTag team match
4Hibiki and Sareee defeated Boss To Mammy (Mio Momono and Yumi Ohka) and Itsuki Aoki and Rin KadokuraDual Shock Wave final match
(c) – the champion(s) heading into the match

2023

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The 2023 edition of the tournament took place between November 1 and December 1. The final match was also disputed for the Wave Tag Team Championship.[45]

Round 1 Round 2 Finals
      
Risa Sera and Saki Pin
Haruka Umesaki and Nanami 12:53
Risa Sera and Saki Pin
Kizuna Tanaka and ChiChi 19:58
Risa Sera and Saki Pin
Itsuki Aoki and Ikuto Hidaka 15:41
Itsuki Aoki and Ikuto Hidaka Pin
Hagane Shinnou and Kaori Yoneyama
Kakeru Sekiguchi and Miyuki Takase 11:47
Hagane Shinnou and Kaori Yoneyama Pin

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