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List of Ironman Heavymetalweight Champions (2000–2009)

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This article is about champions from 2000 through 2009. For more recent champions, see List of Ironman Heavymetalweight Champions.

22-time and current champion Yoshihiko (front)

The Ironman Heavymetalweight Championship (Japanese: アイアンマンヘビーメタル級王座, Hepburn: Aianman Hebīmetaru-kyū Ōza) is a professional wrestling championship created and promoted by the Japanese promotion DDT Pro-Wrestling (DDT). Open to anyone, regardless of gender or DDT employment status, the championship is defended "24/7", as in any time, anywhere, as long as a referee is there to confirm the win. Because of this rule, not only is the championship winnable regardless of gender or number of individuals (in case of a common pinfall or submission), it is also available to "unconventional" champions such as animals or inanimate objects, with title changes regularly occurring outside of regular shows, often with videos posted on the promotion's social media accounts.[1][2] It was created as a parody of the defunct WWE Hardcore Championship, which also had a "24/7 rule".

The championship was introduced on the June 29, 2000 TV taping, during which Poison Julie Sawada created the title and awarded it to himself, only to lose it in under three minutes after Mitsunobu Kikuzawa attacked him with the belt and successfully pinned him.[3] The championship is currently held by Yoshihiko, a ragdoll considered a full-time member of the DDT roster.

There have been 1,700 officially recognized reigns between 421 different human individuals, 7 teams and 56 inanimate objects and animals. The record for most reigns is held by Shinobu, who won it 216 times, including by trading the title back-and-forth with 215-time champion Yuko Miyamoto a total of 303 times on the same night. Danshoku Dino holds the record for longest combined reign with at least 619 days (the exact date of when he won his tenth title is uncertain). Masa Takanashi's sixth reign is the longest singular reign at 333 days. Only 142 individuals have held the title for longer than a day. The title has occasionally been won by unusual means, such as an auction for the belt, rock–paper–scissors, and even a title change that occurred in a dream. On February 6, 2022, DDT's YouTube channel hit the 100,000 subscribers milestone and the tablet which showed the moment pinned former champion Mao so all the hundred thousand subscribers were considered champions.[4]

Non-wrestlers to have held the title include AV idol Nao Saejima, TV personality LiLiCo, J-pop idols Akari Suda, Kaori Matsumura, Yuki Arai, Rise Shiokawa, Aika Sawaguchi, Misaki Natsumi, Momomi Wagatsuma and Lingling, a cat, a monkey, a ladder, Vince McMahon's Hollywood Walk of Fame star, and the title belt itself. Six referees – Megumi Grace Asano (DDT), Yukinori Matsui (DDT), Rick Knox (PWG), Sparky Ballard (WCPW), Ref Gill (WCPW) and Punch Tahara (Sendai) – have won the championship.

Title history

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Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific champion
Days Number of days held
N/A Unknown information
(NLT) Championship change took place "no later than" the date listed
<1 Reign lasted less than a day
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign Days
Dramatic Dream Team (DDT)
1 Poison Sawada Black June 29, 2000 DDT Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Created the title and recognized himself as the first champion, three minutes before losing it. [1][3]
2 Mitsunobu Kikuzawa June 29, 2000 DDT Tokyo, Japan 1 7 [3]
3 Thunder July 6, 2000 Non-Fix 7.6 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [5]
4 Poison Sawada Black July 6, 2000 Non-Fix 7.6 Tokyo, Japan 2 6 [5]
5 "Showa" July 12, 2000 Michinoku Pro house show Tokyo, Japan 1 14 This was a Michinoku Pro Wrestling event. [6]
6 Rojo del Sol July 26, 2000 House show Tokyo, Japan 1 8 [7]
7 Naoshi Sano August 3, 2000 Non-Fix 8.3 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [8]
8 Rojo del Sol August 3, 2000 Non-Fix 8.3 Tokyo, Japan 2 1 [8]
9 Poison Sawada Black August 4, 2000 House show Tokyo, Japan 3 6 [9]
— Vacated August 10, 2000 — N/A — — Vacated after Black was ordered by the Commissioner Yamamo to enter the DDT Tag Team League. [1]
10 Taiyo Rojo August 24, 2000 Non-Fix 8.24 Tokyo, Japan 3 21 Defeated Pirate Wizard Viking to win the vacant title. Previously held the title as Rojo del Sol. [10]
11 Poison Sawada Black September 14, 2000 House show Tokyo, Japan 4 7 This was a three-way match also involving Mitsunobu Kikuzawa. [11]
12 Hebikage September 21, 2000 Non-Fix 9.21 Tokyo, Japan 1 35 Poison Sawada Black allowed Hebikage to pin him. [12]
13 Chotaro Kamoi October 26, 2000 Non-Fix 10.26 Tokyo, Japan 1 32 [13]
14 Nagase Kancho November 27, 2000 Moe Moe DDT Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 This was also for Nagase's Hollywood Wrestling Club Americas Middleweight Championship. [14]
15 Chotaro Kamoi November 27, 2000 Moe Moe DDT Tokyo, Japan 2 3 [14]
16 Nagase Kancho November 30, 2000 Non-Fix 11.30 Tokyo, Japan 2 14 Took place during a tag team match, with "Showa" as Nagase's partner, and Mitsunobu Kikuzawa as Kamoi's. This was also for Nagase's Hollywood Wrestling Club Americas Middleweight Championship. [15]
17 Issei Fujisawa December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
18 Toshiyuki Moriya December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
19 Nagase Kancho December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
20 Jigoku Soldier December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
21 Nagase Kancho December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 4 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
22 Naoshi Sano December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
23 Toshiyuki Moriya December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
24 Shigero Kato December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
25 Fushicho Karasu December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
26 Jigoku Soldier December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
27 Misae-chan December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal; first woman to win the award. [16]
28 Issei Fujisawa December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
29 Chotaro Kamoi December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
30 Shigero Kato December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
31 Fushicho Karasu December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
32 Misae-chan December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
33 Fushicho Karasu December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
34 Naoshi Sano December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
35 Misae-chan December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
36 Nagase Kancho December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 5 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
37 Chotaro Kamoi December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 4 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
38 Naoshi Sano December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 4 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
39 Fushicho Karasu December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 4 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
40 Chotaro Kamoi December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 5 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
41 Issei Fujisawa December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
42 Toshiyuki Moriya December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
43 Jigoku Soldier December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
44 Toshiyuki Moriya December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 4 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [16]
45 Chotaro Kamoi December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 6 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [17]
46 Shark Tsuchiya December 14, 2000 Never Mind Tokyo, Japan 1 104 [17]
47 Chotaro Kamoi March 28, 2001 Judgement 5 Tokyo, Japan 7 32 [18]
48 Hebider April 29, 2001 DDT Golden Jack
Noon Event 		Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Previously held the title under the name Thunder. [19]
49 Chotaro Kamoi April 29, 2001 DDT Golden Jack
Evening Event 		Tokyo, Japan 8 19 [20]
50 MMM May 18, 2001 Max Bump Tokyo, Japan 5 37 This was a four-way match also involving Blackjack Funk and Naoshi Sano. Previously held the title under as Toshiyuki Moriya. [21]
51 Kazumasa Nihei June 14, 2001 Non-Fix 6.14 Tokyo, Japan 1 15 [22]
52 Chotaro Kamoi June 29, 2001 No Reason, No Future Tokyo, Japan 9 97 Nihei willingly gave the title to Kamoi. [23]
53 Asian Cougar October 4, 2001 Non-Fix 10.4 Tokyo, Japan 1 69 [24]
54 Hebikage December 12, 2001 Never Mind 2001 Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 This was a 6-fold thread match also involving Fushicho Karasu, Hero!, Konicaman #2, and "Showa". [25]
55 Asian Cougar December 12, 2001 Never Mind 2001 Tokyo, Japan 2 50 [25]
56 Sanshiro Takagi January 31, 2002 Non-Fix 1.31 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [26]
57 Chocoball Mukai January 31, 2002 Non-Fix 1.31 Tokyo, Japan 1 4 [26]
58 Sanshiro Takagi February 4, 2002 Cluster Battle 2002: That's Entertainment Wrestling Show 2 Tokyo, Japan 2 66 This was a Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling event. [27]
59 Futoshi Miwa April 11, 2002 Non-Fix 4.11 Tokyo, Japan 1 7 [28]
60 Sanshiro Takagi April 18, 2002 Non-Fix 4.18 Tokyo, Japan 3 <1 This was a 4-on-3 handicap match in which Takagi teamed with Takashi Sasaki and Thanomsak Toba against Super Uchuu Power, Kintaro Kanemura, Chocoball Mukai and Futoshi Miwa. [29]
61 Kintaro Kanemura April 18, 2002 Non-Fix 4.18 Tokyo, Japan 1 7 [29]
62 Sanshiro Takagi April 25, 2002 Non-Fix 4.25 Tokyo, Japan 4 8 This was a tag team match in which Takagi teamed with Takashi Sasaki against Super Uchuu Power and Kintaro Kanemura. [30]
63 Futoshi Miwa May 3, 2002 Turning Point Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 [31]
64 Issei Fujisawa May 3, 2002 Turning Point Tokyo, Japan 4 <1 [31]
65 Bio-Monster DNA May 3, 2002 Turning Point Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [31]
66 Miyuki Maeda May 3, 2002 Turning Point Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [31]
67 Jakaibo Hebider May 3, 2002 Turning Point Tokyo, Japan 3 <1 Previously won the title as Hebider. [31]
68 Sanshiro Takagi May 3, 2002 Turning Point Tokyo, Japan 5 28 [31]
69 Kintaro Kanemura May 31, 2002 Max Bump 2002 Tokyo, Japan 2 6 This was also for Takagi's KO-D Openweight Championship. [32]
70 Chocoball Mukai June 6, 2002 Non-Fix 6.6 Tokyo, Japan 2 7 [33]
71 Gintaro Kanemura June 13, 2002 Non-Fix 6.13 Tokyo, Japan 1 74 Shoichi Ichimiya parodying Kintaro Kanemura. [34]
72 Masashi Kakuta August 26, 2002 The Ring 8.26 Chiba, Japan 1 <1 First non-wrestler to win the title, and first title change to take place outside of Tokyo. [35]
73 Shoichi Ichimiya August 26, 2002 The Ring 8.26 Chiba, Japan 2 12 [35]
74 Kazuki Ohkubo September 7, 2002 Deep: 6th Impact Tokyo, Japan 1 63 This took place during a Deep mixed martial arts event. [36]
75 Takashi Echigo November 9, 2002 U-File 2 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 This took place during a U-File Camp mixed martial arts event. [36]
76 Shoichi Ichimiya November 9, 2002 U-File 2 Tokyo, Japan 3 5 This took place during a U-File Camp mixed martial arts event. [36]
77 The Great Mampuku November 14, 2002 Non-Fix 11.14 Tokyo, Japan 1 3 Character from a children TV show. [37]
78 AD Yamamoto November 17, 2002 Tensai Terebi-kun Wide Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Character from a children TV show. This was on an episode of NHK's Tensai Terebi-kun Wide which aired on November 25, 2002. [38]
79 Shoichi Ichimiya November 17, 2002 Tensai Terebi-kun Wide Tokyo, Japan 4 34 This was on an episode of NHK's Tensai Terebi-kun Wide which aired on November 25, 2002. [38]
80 Kazumasa Nihei December 21, 2002 Ironman Saves the Earth 24-Hour Marathon Match Kanagawa, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a 24-hour marathon match. [39]
81 Shoichi Ichimiya December 21, 2002 Ironman Saves the Earth 24-Hour Marathon Match Kanagawa, Japan 5 14 Took place during a 24-hour marathon match. [39]
82 Mikami January 4, 2003 The First Dream 2003 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 This was also for Mikami's KO-D Openweight Championship. [40]
83 Sanshiro Takagi
(Shoichi Ichimiya) 		January 4, 2003 The First Dream 2003 Tokyo, Japan 6 <1 Took place during a royal rumble rules match. Shoichi Ichimiya disguised as Sanshiro Takagi. [40]
84 Head of the Student Council January 4, 2003 The First Dream 2003 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 President of a student association. Took place during a royal rumble rules match. [40]
85 Yoshihiro Sakai January 4, 2003 The First Dream 2003 Tokyo, Japan 1 27 Took place during a royal rumble rules match. [40]
86 Ladder January 31, 2003 Sheep 2003 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 First inanimate object to win the title; the ladder fell on Sakai during a match against Mikami, with the referee counting the fall. [41]
87 Shoichi Ichimiya January 31, 2003 Sheep 2003 Tokyo, Japan 7 28 [41]
88 Yoshihiro Sakai February 28, 2003 Break Through DDT Tokyo, Japan 2 6 [42]
89 "Showa" 80's March 6, 2003 Non-Fix 3.6 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [43]
90 Yoshihiro Sakai March 6, 2003 Non-Fix 3.6 Tokyo, Japan 3 38 [43]
91 O.K. Revolution April 13, 2003 Non-Fix 4.13 Tokyo, Japan 1 11 [44]
92 Futoshi Miwa April 24, 2003 Non-Fix 4.24 Tokyo, Japan 3 2 [45]
93 Erika Yamakawa April 26, 2003 Tensai Terebi-kun Max Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 A fashion model, hosting NHK's Tensai Terebi-kun Max. [46]
94 Brian Walters April 26, 2003 Tensai Terebi-kun Max Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 A 13-year-old "Terebi Warrior". [46]
95 Futoshi Miwa April 26, 2003 Tensai Terebi-kun Max Tokyo, Japan 4 8 [46]
96 O.K. Revolution May 4, 2003 D-Day Tokyo, Japan 2 42 [47]
97 Hero! June 15, 2003 Future Port 2003 Yokohama, Japan 1 39 [48]
98 Shoichi Ichimiya July 24, 2003 Non-Fix 7.24 Tokyo, Japan 8 10 This was a tag team match in which Ichimya (fighting as Gimanosuke Ueda, a parody of Umanosuke Ueda) teamed with Futoshi Miwa against Hero! and Kudo. [49]
99 Sanshiro Takagi August 3, 2003 The Ring: Special Day Tokyo, Japan 6 56 This was a Living Room Deathmatch. [50]
100 Ladder September 28, 2003 Who's Gonna Top? 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. [51]
— Vacated October 15, 2003 Non-Fix 10.15 Tokyo, Japan — — The ladder "vacated" the title after being "encouraged" to by DDT president. [52]
101 Takashi Sasaki October 15, 2003 Non-Fix 10.15 Tokyo, Japan 2 11 This was a 6th thread match also involving Sanshiro Takagi, Super Uchuu Power, Yoshihiro Sakai, O.K. Revolution, and Shuji Ishikawa. Sasaki previously held the title as the Head of the Student Council. [53]
102 Danshoku Dino October 26, 2003 Dead or Alive 2023 Tokyo, Japan 1 28 [54]
103 O.K. Revolution November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
104 Kent November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
105 Gudo November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
106 Seiya Morohashi November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
107 Gudo November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
108 Danshoku Dino November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
109 Kazumasa Nihei November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
110 Kent November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
111 Seiya Morohashi November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
112 O.K. Revolution November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 4 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
113 Futoshi Miwa November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 5 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
114 Gudo November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
115 Danshoku Dino November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
116 Gudo November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 4 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
117 Futoshi Miwa November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 6 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
118 O.K. Revolution November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 5 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
119 Danshoku Dino November 23, 2003 Golden Killer 2003 in Nagoya Nagoya, Japan 4 7 Took place during a battle royal. [55]
120 Issei Fujisawa November 30, 2003 God Bless DDT 2003 in Osaka Osaka, Japan 5 <1 [56]
121 Riki Senshu November 30, 2003 God Bless DDT 2003 in Osaka Osaka, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a rumble rules battle royal. [56]
122 Para-Para Kuma-san November 30, 2003 God Bless DDT 2003 in Osaka Osaka, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a rumble rules battle royal. [56]
123 Yusuke Inokuma November 30, 2003 God Bless DDT 2003 in Osaka Osaka, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a rumble rules battle royal. [56]
124 Macho Pump November 30, 2003 God Bless DDT 2003 in Osaka Osaka, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a rumble rules battle royal. [56]
125 Danshoku Dino November 30, 2003 God Bless DDT 2003 in Osaka Osaka, Japan 5 17 Took place during a rumble rules battle royal. [56]
126 O.K. Revolution December 17, 2003 Non-Fix 12.17 Tokyo, Japan 6 12 [57]
127 Danshoku Dino December 29, 2003 Never Mind 2003 Tokyo, Japan 6 14 This was a tag team match in which Dino teamed with Shoichi Ichimiya against O.K. Revolution and Yoshihiro Sakai. [58]
128 Nikolai Gotchanski January 12, 2004 Hatsuyume 2004 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 A frog hand puppet resembling sportswriter Hirotsugu Suyama serving as assistant host on Fighting TV Samurai's Indie no Oshigoto. Gotchanski was represented in ring by an actual masked wrestler treated as if they were the same person. [59]
129 "Showa" January 12, 2004 Hatsuyume 2004 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Pinned the Nikolai Gotchanski hand puppet backstage. [59][60]
130 Para-Para Kuma-san January 12, 2004 Hatsuyume 2004 Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a rumble rules battle royal. [59]
131 Futoshi Miwa January 12, 2004 Hatsuyume 2004 Tokyo, Japan 7 <1 Took place during a rumble rules battle royal. [59]
132 Naomi Susan January 12, 2004 Hatsuyume 2004 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a rumble rules battle royal. [59]
133 Danshoku Dino January 12, 2004 Hatsuyume 2004 Tokyo, Japan 7 30 Took place during a rumble rules battle royal. [59]
134 Poison Sawada Julie February 11, 2004 Future Port 2004 Yokohama, Japan 5 14 This was a no disqualification four-way match also involving Sanshiro Takagi and Shoichi Ichimiya, which was also for Ichimiya's KO-D Openweight Championship. Sawada previously won the title as Poison Sawada Black. [61]
135 Yusuke Inokuma February 25, 2004 Non-Fix 2.25 Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Poison Sawada Julie manipulated referee Miura into awarding the belt to Inokuma. [62]
136 Seiya Morohashi February 25, 2004 Non-Fix 2.25 Tokyo, Japan 3 <1 This was a tag team match in which Morohashi teamed with Tomohiko Hashimoto against Poison Sawada Julie and Yusuke Inokuma. [62]
137 Yusuke Inokuma February 25, 2004 Non-Fix 2.25 Tokyo, Japan 3 4 [62]
138 Seiya Morohashi February 29, 2004 Be Once in 4 Years Osaka, Japan 4 <1 [63]
139 Yusuke Inokuma February 29, 2004 Be Once in 4 Years Osaka, Japan 4 7 [63]
140 Keisuke Masuda March 7, 2004 SPWF 38th Dojo Match Ichinomiya, Japan 1 <1 This was a tag team match held at a Super Professional Wrestling Federation event in which Masuda teamed with Danshoku Dino against Taku and Yusuke Inokuma. [64][65]
141 Yusuke Inokuma March 7, 2004 SPWF 38th Dojo Match Ichinomiya, Japan 5 7 [64][66]
142 Mikami March 14, 2004 N/A Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 [64][66]
143 Ted Tanabe March 14, 2004 N/A Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [64][66]
144 Yusuke Inokuma March 14, 2004 N/A Tokyo, Japan 6 6 [64][66]
145 Danshoku Dino March 20, 2004 Judgement 8 Tokyo, Japan 8 71 [67]
DDT Pro-Wrestling
146 Yusuke Inokuma May 30, 2004 King of DDT 2004 2nd Day Tokyo, Japan 7 <1 [68]
147 Danshoku Dino May 30, 2004 King of DDT 2004 2nd Day Tokyo, Japan 9 N/A The date of Dino's title loss is unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown. [68]
148 Yusuke Inokuma 2004 N/A N/A 8 N/A The dates of Inokuma's title win and loss are unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown.
149 Danshoku Dino June 27, 2004 (NLT) N/A N/A 10 [a] The exact date of Dino's title win has not been confirmed, but he was the 149th champion on June 27 at the latest. [69]
150 Kenshin July 1, 2004 Audience 2004 Tokyo, Japan 1 13 [70]
151 Shoichi Ichimiya July 14, 2004 Non-Fix 7.14 in 1st Ring Tokyo, Japan 9 17 This was a tag team matchin which Ichimiya teamed with Daichi Kakimoto against Kenshin and Kota Ibushi. [71]
152 Shimon Nagao July 31, 2004 Boys Be Ambitious 2004 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 3-year old picked from the audience. [72]
153 Shoichi Ichimiya July 31, 2004 Boys Be Ambitious 2004 Tokyo, Japan 10 61 [72]
154 Gorgeous Matsuno September 30, 2004 Who's Gonna Top? 2004 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a 10-minute battle royal. [73]
155 Koichiro Kimura September 30, 2004 Who's Gonna Top? 2004 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [73]
156 Riki Senshu September 30, 2004 Who's Gonna Top? 2004 Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 [73]
157 Gentaro September 30, 2004 Who's Gonna Top? 2004 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [73]
158 Maginum Tokyo September 30, 2004 Who's Gonna Top? 2004 Tokyo, Japan 11 <1 Previously held the title under the name Shoichi Ichimiya. [73]
159 Gorgeous Matsuno September 30, 2004 Who's Gonna Top? 2004 Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 [73]
160 Koichiro Kimura September 30, 2004 Who's Gonna Top? 2004 Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 [73]
161 Muscle Sakai September 30, 2004 Who's Gonna Top? 2004 Tokyo, Japan 4 <1 Was previously known as Yoshihiro Sakai. [73]
162 Gentaro September 30, 2004 Who's Gonna Top? 2004 Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 [73]
163 Maginum Tokyo September 30, 2004 Who's Gonna Top? 2004 Tokyo, Japan 12 <1 [73]
164 Takeshi Aida September 30, 2004 Who's Gonna Top? 2004 Tokyo, Japan 1 20 First chairman of the Shinjuku Host Association. [73]
165 Shoichi Ichimiya October 20, 2004 Non-Fix 10.20 Tokyo, Japan 13 28 Ichimiya pinned Takeshi Aida in one of his host clubs in a pre-recorded segment. [74]
166 Danshoku Dino November 17, 2004 Non-Fix 11.17 Tokyo, Japan 11 2 [75]
167 Shoichi Ichimiya November 19, 2004 53 Stations of the Ironman Ōiso, Japan 14 1 Ichimiya pinned Danshoku Dino on the beach of Ōiso. This was part of the 53 Stations of the Ironman match that aired on November 28, at God Bless DDT 2004. [76]
168 Taxi driver November 20, 2004 53 Stations of the Ironman Shizuoka, Japan 1 <1 An actual taxi driver. This was part of the 53 Stations of the Ironman match that aired on November 28, at God Bless DDT 2004. [76]
169 Danshoku Dino November 20, 2004 53 Stations of the Ironman Shizuoka, Japan 12 4 This was part of the 53 Stations of the Ironman match that aired on November 28, at God Bless DDT 2004. [76]
170 Shoichi Ichimiya November 24, 2004 53 Stations of the Ironman Chiryū, Japan 15 31 This was part of the 53 Stations of the Ironman match that aired on November 28, at God Bless DDT 2004. [77]
171 Yatchan December 25, 2004 Never Mind 2004 Tokyo, Japan 1 62 A Japanese macaque; first animal to win the title. This was a Man vs. Monkey Mixed Martial Arts Rules Hair vs. Hair match. [78]
172 Riki Senshu February 25, 2005 Don't Try This at Home 2005 Tokyo, Japan 3 30 This was a 5-entrant battle royal also involving Kenshin, Gorgeous Matsuno and Futoshi Miwa. [79]
173 Kenshin March 27, 2005 DDT 8th Anniversary: Judgement 9 Tokyo, Japan 2 38 [80]
174 Futoshi Miwa May 4, 2005 Max Bump 2005 Tokyo, Japan 8 25 This was a three-way match also involving Lingerie Mutoh. [81]
175 Shoichi Ichimiya May 29, 2005 King of DDT 2005 Tokyo, Japan 16 31 This was a six-man tag team match in which Ichimiya teamed with Sanshiro Takagi and Riki Senshu against the team of Seiya Morohashi, Thanomsak Toba and Futoshi Miwa. [82]
— The Bloody June 29, 2005 Audience 2005 Tokyo, Japan — <1 Ahead of a battle royal where he was supposed to defend the title, Shoichi Ichimiya was attacked and collectively pinned by all the participants. Since The Bloody's hand was at the bottom, she was declared the interim champion. [83]
176 Gorgeous Matsuno June 29, 2005 Audience 2005 Tokyo, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a 10-minute battle royal. [83]
177 The Bloody June 29, 2005 Audience 2005 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a 10-minute battle royal. [83]
178 Yuki Miyazaki June 29, 2005 Audience 2005 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a 10-minute battle royal. [83]
179 Maru June 29, 2005 Audience 2005 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a 10-minute battle royal. [83]
180 Toshie Uematsu June 29, 2005 Audience 2005 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a 10-minute battle royal. [83]
181 Yumi Ohka June 29, 2005 Audience 2005 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a 10-minute battle royal. [83]
182 Keiko Saito June 29, 2005 Audience 2005 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a 10-minute battle royal. [83]
183 Cherry June 29, 2005 Audience 2005 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a 10-minute battle royal. [83]
184 Yuki Miyazaki June 29, 2005 Audience 2005 Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a 10-minute battle royal. [83]
185 Gorgeous Matsuno June 29, 2005 Audience 2005 Tokyo, Japan 4 <1 Took place during a 10-minute battle royal. [83]
186 Cherry June 29, 2005 Audience 2005 Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a 10-minute battle royal. [83]
187 Yuki Miyazaki June 29, 2005 Audience 2005 Tokyo, Japan 3 4 [83]
NEO Women's Wrestling (NEO)
188 Chiharu July 3, 2005 Summer Stampede 05 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Pinned Miyazaki in front of dressing room. [84]
189 Yuki Miyazaki July 3, 2005 Summer Stampede 05 Tokyo, Japan 4 <1 Pinned Chiharu in a dressing room. [84]
190 Chiharu July 3, 2005 Summer Stampede 05 Tokyo, Japan 2 21 Pinned Miyazaki in a dressing room. [84]
191 Yuki Miyazaki July 24, 2005 Midsummer Tag Tournament V Opening Day Tokyo, Japan 5 6 This was a first round match in the Midsummer Tag Tournament V in which Miyazaki teamed with Tanny Mouse against Kyoko Kimura and Chiharu. [85]
192 Yuka Nakamura July 30, 2005 — Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Pins Miyazaki at a bus stop. [86]
193 Tanny Mouse July 30, 2005 — Niigata, Japan 1 <1 Pins Nakamura in a women's room at a service area of a toll way. [86]
194 A chef July 30, 2005 — Niigata, Japan 1 <1 The head chef of the Yakeyama Springs. Won the title by pinning Mouse in a banquet room. [86]
195 Haruka Matsuo July 30, 2005 — Niigata, Japan 1 <1 Defeats the chef with a sleeper on a stairway at Yakeyama Springs Inn. [86]
196 Yuki Miyazaki July 30, 2005 — Niigata, Japan 6 1 Pins Matsuo in Matsuo's guest room at Yakeyama Springs Inn as Matsuo tries to sleep. [86]
197 Etsuko Mita July 31, 2005 — Tokyo, Japan 1 7 Pins Miyazaki in front of the bus after they get out from it. [86]
198 Tanny Mouse August 7, 2005 Midsummer Tag Tournament V Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 [87]
199 Kaori Yoneyama August 7, 2005 Midsummer Tag Tournament V Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [87]
— Vacated August 7, 2005 Midsummer Tag Tournament V Tokyo, Japan — — Yoneyama immediately vacated the title because the number 199 was "not a good number to call". [87][86]
200 Tanny Mouse August 21, 2005 Midsummer Tag Tournament V Finals Tokyo, Japan 3 <1 Last eliminated Chiharu in a 10-people battle royal to win the vacant title. [88]
201 Hana Kimura August 21, 2005 Midsummer Tag Tournament V Finals Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Daughter of wrestler Kyoko Kimura and 8 years old at the time, later became a professional wrestler herself. [88]
202 Kyoko Kimura August 21, 2005 Midsummer Tag Tournament V Finals Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [88]
203 Yuka Nakamura August 21, 2005 Midsummer Tag Tournament V Finals Tokyo, Japan 2 48 [88]
204 DJ Nira October 8, 2005 Main Street Round 2 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 This was a three-way match also involving Tanny Mouse. [89]
205 Yuki Miyazaki October 8, 2005 Main Street Round 2 Tokyo, Japan 7 28 [89]
206 Yuka Nakamura November 5, 2005 Main Street Round 5 Tokyo, Japan 3 22 [90]
207 Tanny Mouse November 27, 2005 Main Street Final Day Tokyo, Japan 4 <1 [91]
208 Bullfight Sora November 27, 2005 Main Street Final Day Tokyo, Japan 1 14 [91]
209 DJ Nira December 11, 2005 Stand Out Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 [92]
210 Yuki Miyazaki December 11, 2005 Stand Out Tokyo, Japan 8 14 [92]
211 Kyoko Inoue December 25, 2005 Merry Xmas For You 05 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 This was a tag team match in which Inoue teamed with Etsuko Mita against Yoshiko Tamura and Yuki Miyazaki. [93]
212 Bullfight Sora December 25, 2005 Merry Xmas For You 05 Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 [93]
213 Kyoko Inoue December 25, 2005 Merry Xmas For You 05 Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 [94]
214 Toshie Uematsu December 25, 2005 Merry Xmas For You 05 Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a 16-person battle royal. [86]
215 Fang Suzuki December 25, 2005 Merry Xmas For You 05 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a 16-person battle royal. [86]
216 Chiharu December 25, 2005 Merry Xmas For You 05 Tokyo, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a 16-person battle royal. [86]
217 Kitty-chan December 25, 2005 Merry Xmas For You 05 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 A Hello Kitty doll. Took place during a 16-person battle royal. [86]
218 Mah-kun December 25, 2005 Merry Xmas For You 05 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 A stuffed doll. Took place during a 16-person battle royal. [86]
219 Bullfight Sora December 25, 2005 Merry Xmas For You 05 Tokyo, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a 16-person battle royal. [86]
220 Yuki Miyazaki December 25, 2005 Merry Xmas For You 05 Tokyo, Japan 9 21 Took place during a 16-person battle royal. [94]
221 Misae Genki January 15, 2006 1st NEO Dojo Regular Match Special Yokohama, Japan 4 20 Previously won the title as Misae-chan. Took place during a gauntlet match. [95]
222 Aika February 4, 2006 Reborn to Win Round 2 Tokyo, Japan 1 49 [96]
223 Mai Ichii March 25, 2006 Wrestling Girls' Ambitions Vol. 2: Strongest Girl Battle Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 This was a Gatokunyan event. [97]
224 Emi Sakura March 25, 2006 Wrestling Girls' Ambitions Vol. 2: Strongest Girl Battle Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 This was a tag team match in which Sakura teamed with Natsuki☆Head against Mai Ichii and Moeka Haruhi. This was a Gatokunyan event. [97]
225 Aika March 25, 2006 Wrestling Girls' Ambitions Vol. 2: Strongest Girl Battle Tokyo, Japan 2 35 This was a Gatokunyan event. [97]
226 Hikari April 29, 2006 Wrestling Girls' Ambitions Vol. 3: Respective Ambitions Tokyo, Japan 1 6 This was a Gatokunyan event. [98]
227 Misae Genki May 5, 2006 May History Tokyo, Japan 5 <1 [99]
228 Tetsuhiro Kuroda May 5, 2006 May History Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [99]
229 Toshie Uematsu's father May 5, 2006 May History Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [99]
230 Tetsuya Koda May 5, 2006 May History Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 President of NEO Women's Wrestling [99]
231 Emi Sakura May 5, 2006 May History Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 [99]
232 Hinata May 5, 2006 May History Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [99]
233 Kinoko May 5, 2006 May History Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [99]
234 Miki Ishii May 5, 2006 May History Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 [99]
235 Hikari May 5, 2006 May History Tokyo, Japan 2 31 [99]
236 Natsuki☆Head June 5, 2006 House show Tokyo, Japan 1 9
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237 Mecha Mummy June 14, 2006 Non-Fix 6.14 Tokyo, Japan 1 4 [100]
238 Mecha Stanley June 18, 2006 Super Spicy Series Tokyo, Japan 5 7 Previously won the title as Naoshi Sano. This was a tag team match held at a Union Pro Wrestling event in which Sano, wrestling as Mecha Stanley, teamed with Mecha Goro against Mecha Mummy and The Mummy . [101]
239 Poco Takanashi June 25, 2006 King of DDT 2006 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Won the title as Poco Takanashi, then put Mecha Stanley's helmet on and became Masahiro Mechanashi. [102]
240 Natsuki☆Head June 25, 2006 King of DDT 2006 Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [102]
241 Mikami June 25, 2006 King of DDT 2006 Tokyo, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [102]
242 Daichi Kakimoto June 25, 2006 King of DDT 2006 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [102]
243 Mango Fukuda June 25, 2006 King of DDT 2006 Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [102]
244 Sanshiro Takagi June 25, 2006 King of DDT 2006 Tokyo, Japan 7 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [102]
245 Mikami June 25, 2006 King of DDT 2006 Tokyo, Japan 4 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [102]
246 Masahiro Mechanashi June 25, 2006 King of DDT 2006 Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [102]
247 Mecha Mummy June 25, 2006 King of DDT 2006 Tokyo, Japan 2 5 Took place during a battle royal. [102]
248 The Mac June 30, 2006 Go Go West Tour 2006 in Osaka Osaka, Japan 9 <1 Took place during a battle royal. Previously held the title under the name Futoshi Miwa. [103]
249 Seiya Morohashi June 30, 2006 Go Go West Tour 2006 in Osaka Osaka, Japan 5 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [103]
250 Yukinori Matsui June 30, 2006 Go Go West Tour 2006 in Osaka Osaka, Japan 1 <1 DDT referee. Took place during a battle royal. [103]
251 Bull Armor Takuya June 30, 2006 Go Go West Tour 2006 in Osaka Osaka, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [103]
252 Mecha Mummy June 30, 2006 Go Go West Tour 2006 in Osaka Osaka, Japan 3 2 Took place during a battle royal. [103]
253 Francisco Togo July 2, 2006 Go Go West Tour 2006 in Shimane Matsue, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [104]
254 Antonio Honda July 2, 2006 Go Go West Tour 2006 in Shimane Matsue, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [104]
255 Mecha Mummy July 2, 2006 Go Go West Tour 2006 in Shimane Matsue, Japan 4 7 Took place during a battle royal. [104]
256 The Mac July 9, 2006 Dramatic Dragons 2006 Nagoya, Japan 10 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [105]
257 Poco Takanashi July 9, 2006 Dramatic Dragons 2006 Nagoya, Japan 3 <1 Took place during a battle royal. Previously won the title as Masahiro Mechanashi. [105]
258 296 July 9, 2006 Dramatic Dragons 2006 Nagoya, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [105]
259 Thanomsak Toba July 9, 2006 Dramatic Dragons 2006 Nagoya, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [105]
260 Mori Bernard July 9, 2006 Dramatic Dragons 2006 Nagoya, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [105]
261 Mecha Mummy July 9, 2006 Dramatic Dragons 2006 Nagoya, Japan 5 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [105]
262 Thanomsak Toba July 9, 2006 Dramatic Dragons 2006 Nagoya, Japan 2 14 Took place during a battle royal. [105]
263 The Mac July 23, 2006 Summer Vacation 2006 Tokyo, Japan 11 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [106]
264 Daichi Kakimoto July 23, 2006 Summer Vacation 2006 Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [106]
265 Bear Fukuda July 23, 2006 Summer Vacation 2006 Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal. Previously known as Mango Fukuda. [106]
266 Seiya Morohashi July 23, 2006 Summer Vacation 2006 Tokyo, Japan 6 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [106]
267 Poco Takanashi July 23, 2006 Summer Vacation 2006 Tokyo, Japan 4 <1 Took place during a battle royal. [106]
268 Mecha Matsuno July 23, 2006 Summer Vacation 2006 Tokyo, Japan 5 <1 [106]
269 Mecha Mummy July 23, 2006 Burn! Fire Series Tokyo, Japan 6 28 This was a three-way match held at a Union Pro Wrestling event, also involving Koryuki. [107]
270 Antonio Honda August 20, 2006 Wrestle Expo 2006: Summer Night Explosion Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at an interpromotional independent event. [108]
271 Mad Man Pondo August 20, 2006 Wrestle Expo 2006: Summer Night Explosion Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at an interpromotional independent event. [108]
272 J.C. Bailey August 20, 2006 Wrestle Expo 2006: Summer Night Explosion Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at an interpromotional independent event. [108]
273 2 Tuff Tony August 20, 2006 Wrestle Expo 2006: Summer Night Explosion Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at an interpromotional independent event. [108]
274 Super Stanley August 20, 2006 Wrestle Expo 2006: Summer Night Explosion Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at an interpromotional independent event. [108]
275 Guts Ishijima August 20, 2006 Wrestle Expo 2006: Summer Night Explosion Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at an interpromotional independent event. [108]
276 Choun Shiryu August 20, 2006 Wrestle Expo 2006: Summer Night Explosion Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at an interpromotional independent event. [108]
277 Poison Sawada Julie August 20, 2006 Wrestle Expo 2006: Summer Night Explosion Tokyo, Japan 6 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at an interpromotional independent event. [108]
278 Mecha Mummy August 20, 2006 Wrestle Expo 2006: Summer Night Explosion Tokyo, Japan 7 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at an interpromotional independent event. [108]
279 The Crazy SKB August 20, 2006 Wrestle Expo 2006: Summer Night Explosion Tokyo, Japan 1 70 Took place during a battle royal held at an interpromotional independent event. [108]
280 Ikeda Seijin October 29, 2006 666 Vol. 15: Halloween Show Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at a Wrestling of Darkness 666 event. [109]
281 A Gaora cameraman October 29, 2006 666 Vol. 15: Halloween Show Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at a Wrestling of Darkness 666 event. [109]
282 Poa Poa October 29, 2006 666 Vol. 15: Halloween Show Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at a Wrestling of Darkness 666 event. [109]
283 Dodeka Kuma-san October 29, 2006 666 Vol. 15: Halloween Show Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at a Wrestling of Darkness 666 event. [109]
284 World's PK October 29, 2006 666 Vol. 15: Halloween Show Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at a Wrestling of Darkness 666 event. [109]
285 Jushin Satsugai Liger October 29, 2006 666 Vol. 15: Halloween Show Tokyo, Japan 6 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at a Wrestling of Darkness 666 event. [109]
286 Lingerie Mutoh October 29, 2006 666 Vol. 15: Halloween Show Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at a Wrestling of Darkness 666 event. [109]
287 Naoshi Sano October 29, 2006 666 Vol. 15: Halloween Show Tokyo, Japan 6 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at a Wrestling of Darkness 666 event. [109]
288 Jushin Satsugai Liger October 29, 2006 666 Vol. 15: Halloween Show Tokyo, Japan 2 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at a Wrestling of Darkness 666 event. [109]
289 The Nasty Black Panther October 29, 2006 666 Vol. 15: Halloween Show Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at a Wrestling of Darkness 666 event. [109]
290 Dokaben October 29, 2006 666 Vol. 15: Halloween Show Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 Triple Six referee. Took place during a battle royal held at a Wrestling of Darkness 666 event. [109]
291 Naoshi Sano October 29, 2006 666 Vol. 15: Halloween Show Tokyo, Japan 7 <1 Took place during a battle royal held at a Wrestling of Darkness 666 event. [110]
292 Darkness Shaman Morinosu October 29, 2006 666 Vol. 15: Halloween Show Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 This was a Wrestling of Darkness 666 event. [110]
293 Ram Kaicho October 29, 2006 666 Vol. 15: Halloween Show Tokyo, Japan 1 <1 This was a Wrestling of Darkness 666 event. [110]
— Vacated October 29, 2006 — N/A — — 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 N/A 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 N/A The dates of Miyamoto's title win and loss are unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown.
296–597 Shinobu/Yuko Miyamoto 2006 House show Japan — N/A 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 N/A 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 N/A 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 N/A 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 N/A The date of Shinobu's title loss is unknown; as such, the length of the reign is also unknown.
602–661 Shinobu/Yuko Miyamoto December 2006 House show Japan — N/A 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 N/A 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 N/A 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 N/A 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 N/A 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. [111]
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 Yusuke 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 Yusuke 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 (Shoichi Ichimiya) August 11, 2007 House show Tokyo, Japan 17 28 Shouichi Ichimiya tried to impersonate Sanshiro Takagi.
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 Shoichi 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 Shoichi 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 Gito September 26, 2007 House show Tokyo, Japan 20 <1 Previously won the title as Shoichi Ichimiya and Sanshiro Takagi.
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 8 1
735 Kota Ibushi December 31, 2007 Pro-Wrestling Summit in Korakuen Tokyo, Japan 1 6 Took place during a six-man tag team match in which Ibushi, teaming with Madoka and B×B Hulk, pinned Takagi who was teaming with Abdullah Kobayashi and Don Fujii.
736 Thanomsak 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 O-Hanami DDT: Final Day Tokyo, Japan 14 25 [112]
742 Kudo May 6, 2008 Max Bump 2008 Tokyo, Japan 1 36 This was a tag team match in which Kudo, teaming with Yasu Urano, pinned Danshoku Dino who was teaming with Masahiro Takanashi.
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 5 <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 3 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 4 <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 Daikokubō Benkei 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 Yusuke Inokuma June 29, 2009 House show Tokyo, Japan 11 27
821 Guts-seijin July 26, 2009 House show Tokyo, Japan 1 9
822 Yusuke 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

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Notes

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  1. ^ The exact date of Dino's title win has not been confirmed, putting his title reign at between 4 days and 32 days.

References

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