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Ironman Heavymetalweight Championship
Details
PromotionDDT Pro-Wrestling
Current champion(s)Hyota Echizenya
Date wonDecember 4, 2016
Statistics
First champion(s)Poison Sawada Black
Most reignsYuko Miyamoto and Shinobu (215 reigns)
Longest reignMasa Takanashi (333 days)

The Ironman Heavymetalweight Championship is a professional wrestling championship owned by the DDT Pro-Wrestling promotion. It is viewed as a comedic championship, having had two wrestlers, Yuko Miyamoto and Shinobu, exchange the belt 62 times with each other in one night (some of those title changes via Rock, Paper, Scissors), being won from a wrestling fan winning an auction for the belt, and a title change that occurred in a dream. Champions also include children, animals, and inanimate objects.

The title is defended anywhere against anyone, even during non-title matches or tag team matches, under 24/7 rules[1] (if there is an official DDT referee present, the title can be won and lost), and unlike other Ironman championships does not need to be defended under 'Ironman' rules. The 24/7 rule is similar to the same rules that applied to the WWE Hardcore Championship.

A regular match in DDT for the title is a 10-minute battle royal where the title can change hands any number of times, and the person who has the belt when the time limit expires can leave as champion. This is ironic in itself, as due to the 24/7 rules, the champion could be defeated for the belt right after the match finishes.

The 1,000th Ironman Heavymetalweight Champion was crowned on April 29, 2014, when the title belt itself became the champion, after pinning Sanshiro Takagi.

Title history

Wrestler: Times: Date: Location: Notes:
Poison Sawada Black 1 2000/06/29 Tokyo, Japan Creates the belt and recognizes himself as the first champion.
Mitsunobu Kikuzawa 1 2000/07/06 Tokyo, Japan
Thunder 1 2000/07/06 Tokyo, Japan
Poison Sawada Black 2 2000/07/06 Tokyo, Japan
"Showa" 1 2000/07/12 Tokyo, Japan
Rojo del Sol 1 2000/07/26 Tokyo, Japan
Naoshi Sano 1 2000/08/03 Tokyo, Japan
Rojo del Sol 2 2000/08/03 Tokyo, Japan
Poison Sawada Black 3 2000/08/04 Tokyo, Japan
Vacant 2000/08/10 Vacates the title when ordered by DDT commissioner to enter the tag team league.
Taiyo Rojo 1 2000/08/24 Tokyo, Japan Defeats Pirate Wizard Viking.
Poison Sawada Black 4 2000/09/14 Tokyo, Japan Defeats Rojo and Mitsunobu Kikuzawa in a 3-way match.
Hebikage 1 2000/09/21 Tokyo, Japan
Chotaro Kamoi 1 2000/10/26 Tokyo, Japan
Masakazu Nagase 1 2000/11/27 Tokyo, Japan
Chotaro Kamoi 2 2000/11/27 Tokyo, Japan
Masakazu Nagase 2 2000/11/30 Tokyo, Japan Pins Kamoi during a tag team match with "Showa" against Kamoi & Mitsunobu Kikuzawa.
Issei Fujisawa 1 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Toshiyuki Moriya 1 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Chotaro Kamoi 3 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Jigoku Solider 1 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Masakazu Nagase 3 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Naoshi Sano 2 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Toshiyuki Moriya 2 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Shigero Kato 1 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Fushicho Karasu 1 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Jigoku Solider 2 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Misae-chan 1 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan Misae Genki, a female wrestler.
Issei Fujisawa 2 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Chotaro Kamoi 4 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Shigero Kato 2 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Fushicho Karasu 2 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Misae-chan 2 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Fushicho Karasu 3 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Naoshi Sano 3 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Misae-chan 3 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Masakazu Nagase 4 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Chotaro Kamoi 5 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Naoshi Sano 4 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Fushicho Karasu 4 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Chotaro Kamoi 6 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Issei Fujisawa 3 ý 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Toshiyuki Moriya 3 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Jigoku Solider 3 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Toshiyuki Moriya 4 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan
Chotaro Kamoi 7 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan Title changes above on 00/12/14 in Tokyo take place during a 15-min falls-count-anywhere battle royal.
Shark Tsuchiya 1 2000/12/14 Tokyo, Japan A female wrestler, pins Kamoi after the battle royal.
Chotaro Kamoi 8 2001/03/27
Hebider 1 2001/04/29 Tokyo, Japan
Chotaro Kamoi 9 2001/04/29 Tokyo, Japan
MMM 5 2001/05/18 Tokyo, Japan Toshiyuki Moriya in a Triple H parody; defeats Kamoi, Hero!, Konicaman #2, Fushicho Karasu, and "Showa" in a 6-fold thread match.
Kazumasa Nihei 1 2001/06/24 Tokyo, Japan
Chotaro Kamoi 10 2001/06/29 Tokyo, Japan Nihei gives the title back to Kamoi.
Asian Cooger 1 2001/10/04 Tokyo, Japan
Hebikage 2 2001/12/12 Tokyo, Japan
Asian Cougar 2 2001/12/12 Tokyo, Japan
Sanshiro Takagi 1 2002/01/31 Tokyo, Japan
Chocoball Mukai 1 2002/01/31 Tokyo, Japan
Sanshiro Takagi 2 2002/02/04 Tokyo, Japan
Futoshi Miwa 1 2002/04/11 Tokyo, Japan
Sanshiro Takagi 3 2002/04/18 Tokyo, Japan Pins Miwa during a 6-man tag team match with Takashi Sasaki & Tanomusaku Toba against Super Uchuu Power, Kintaro Kanemura, and Chocoball Mukai.
Kintaro Kanemura 1 2002/04/18 Tokyo, Japan
Sanshiro Takagi 4 2002/04/25 Tokyo, Japan Pins Kanemura during a tag team match with Takashi Sasaki against Kanemura & Super Uchuu Power.
Futoshi Miwa 2 2002/05/03 Tokyo, Japan
Issei Fujisawa 4 2002/05/03 Tokyo, Japan
Bio-Monster DNA 1 2002/05/03 Tokyo, Japan
Miyuki Maeda 1 2002/05/03 Tokyo, Japan A female wrestler.
Jakaibo Hebider (Thunder) 2 2002/05/03 Tokyo, Japan
Sanshiro Takagi 5 2002/05/03 Tokyo, Japan
Kintaro Kanemura 2 2002/05/31 Tokyo, Japan Pins Takagi in KO-D Open-weight Title Match.
Chocoball Mukai 2 2002/06/06 Tokyo, Japan
Shouichi Ichimiya 1 2002/06/13 Tokyo, Japan Wins title as Gintaro Ichimiya, a parody of Kintaro Kanemura.
Masashi Kakuta 1 2002/08/26 Chiba, Japan Not a wrestler.
Shouichi Ichimiya 2 2002/08/26 Chiba, Japan
Kazuki Ohkubo 1 2002/09/07 Tokyo, Japan Defeats Ichimiya during an MMA event.
Takashi Echigo 1 2002/11/09 Tokyo, Japan Defeats Ohkubo during an MMA event.
Shouichi Ichimiya 3 2002/11/09 Tokyo, Japan
The Great Mampuku 1 2002/11/14 Tokyo, Japan A character from a TV show for children.
AD Yamamoto 1 2002/11/17 Tokyo, Japan A character from a TV show for children.
Shouichi Ichimiya 4 2002/11/17 Tokyo, Japan
Kazumasa Nihei 2 2002/12/21 Kanagawa, Japan
Shouichi Ichimiya 5 2002/12/21 Kanagawa, Japan Title changes on 02/12/21 in Kanagawa took place during a 24-hour marathon match.
Mikami 1 2003/01/04 Tokyo, Japan
"Sanshiro Takagi" 6 2003/01/04 Tokyo, Japan Shouichi Ichimiya under the name with different character; pins Mikami during a battle royal.
Seito Kaicho 1 2003/01/04 Tokyo, Japan Seito Kaicho is president of the student association.
Yoshihiro Sakai 1 2003/01/04 Tokyo, Japan
Ladder 1 2003/01/31 Tokyo, Japan First inanimate object to be champion; falls on Sakai during a match against Mikami; referee counts the fall.
Shouichi Ichimiya 7 2003/01/31 Tokyo, Japan
Yoshihiro Sakai 2 2003/02/28 Tokyo, Japan
"Showa" 80's 1 2003/03/06 Tokyo, Japan
Yoshihiro Sakai 3 2003/03/06 Tokyo, Japan
O.K. Revolution 1 2003/04/13 Tokyo, Japan
Futoshi Miwa 3 2003/04/24 Tokyo, Japan
Erika Yamakawa 1 2003/04/26 Tokyo, Japan A female celebrity.
Brian Walters 1 2003/04/26 Tokyo, Japan
Futoshi Miwa 4 2003/04/26 Tokyo, Japan
O.K. Revolution 2 2003/05/04 Tokyo, Japan
Hero! 1 2003/06/15 Kanagawa, Japan
Shouichi Ichimiya 8 2003/07/24 Tokyo, Japan Hero!, teaming with Kudo, submits to Ichimiya, teaming with Futoshi Miwa.
Sanshiro Takagi 6 2002/08/03 Tokyo, Japan
Ladder 2 2003/09/28 Tokyo, Japan A ladder falls on Takagi during a match referee counts the fall.
Vacant 2003/10/15 Tokyo, Japan After the ladder is "encouraged" by DDT president to forfeit the title.
Takashi Sasaki 1 2003/10/15 Tokyo, Japan Wins a 6-th thread match against Sanshiro Takagi, Super Uchuu Power, Yoshihiro Sakai, O.K. Revolution, and Shuji Ishikawa.
Danshoku Dino 1 2003/10/26 Tokyo, Japan
O.K. Revolution 3 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan
Kent 1 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan
Gudo 1 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan
Seiya Morohashi 1 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan
Gudo 2 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan
Danshoku Dino 2 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan
Kazumasa Nihei 3 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan
Kent 2 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan
Seiya Morohashi 2 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan
O.K. Revolution 4 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan
Futoshi Miwa 5 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan
Gudo 3 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan
Danshoku Dino 3 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan
Gudo 4 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan
Futoshi Miwa 6 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan
O.K. Revolution 5 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan
Danshoku Dino 4 2003/11/23 Nagoya, Japan Title changes above on 03/11/23 in Nagoya take place during a battle royal for the title.
Issei Fujisawa 5 2003/11/30 Osaka, Japan
Riki Senshu 1 2003/11/30 Osaka, Japan
Para-Para Kuma-san 1 2003/11/30 Osaka, Japan
Yuusuke Inokuma 1 2003/11/30 Osaka, Japan
Macho Bump 1 2003/11/30 Osaka, Japan
Danshoku Dino 5 2003/11/30 Osaka, Japan Title changes after Riki Senshu to Danshoku Dino on 03/11/30 in Osaka take place during a battle royal for the title.
O.K. Revolution 6 2003/12/17 Tokyo, Japan
Danshoku Dino 6 2003/12/29 Tokyo, Japan
Nikolai Gotchanski 1 2004/01/12 Tokyo, Japan
"Showa" 1 2004/01/12 Tokyo, Japan
Para-Para Kuma-san 2 2004/01/12 Tokyo, Japan
Futoshi Miwa 7 2004/01/12 Tokyo, Japan
Naomi Susan 1 2004/01/12 Tokyo, Japan
Danshoku Dino 7 2004/01/12 Tokyo, Japan Changes from Kuma-san to Dino on 04/01/12 in Tokyo take place during a non-title battle royal.
Poison Julie Sawada 5 2004/02/11 Yokohama, Japan Defeats Dino, Sanshiro Takagi, and KO-D Open-weight champion Shouichi Ichimiya in 4-way match to win both titles. Previously won the title as Poison Sawada Black.
Yuusuke Inokuma 2 2004/02/25 Tokyo, Japan
Seiya Morohashi 3 2004/02/25 Tokyo, Japan
Yuusuke Inokuma 3 2004/02/25 Tokyo, Japan
Seiya Morohashi 4 2004/02/29 Osaka, Japan
Yuusuke Inokuma 4 2004/02/29 Osaka, Japan
Keisuke Masuda 1 2004/03/07 Chiba, Japan
Yuusuke Inokuma 5 2004/03/07 Chiba, Japan
Mikami 2 2004/03/14 Tokyo, Japan
Ted Tanabe 1 2004/03/14 Tokyo, Japan
Yuusuke Inokuma 6 2004/03/14 Tokyo, Japan
Danshoku Dino 8 2004/03/20 Tokyo, Japan
Yuusuke Inokuma 7 2004/05/30 Tokyo, Japan
Danshoku Dino 9 2004/05/30 Tokyo, Japan Become The 147th champion.
Yuusuke Inokuma 8 2004
Danshoku Dino 10 2004 The 149th champion.
Kenshin 1 2004/07/01 Tokyo, Japan
Shouichi Ichimiya 9 2004/07/14 Tokyo, Japan Pins Kenshin in a tag match with Daichi Kakimoto against Kenshin & Kota Ibushi.
Shimon Nagao 1 2004/07/31 Tokyo, Japan Not a wrestler; a 3-year old, picked from the audience.
Shouichi Ichimiya 10 2004/07/31 Tokyo, Japan
Gorgeous Matsuno 1 2004/09/30 Tokyo, Japan
Koichiro Kimura 1 2004/09/30 Tokyo, Japan
Riki Senshu 2 2004/09/30 Tokyo, Japan
Gentaro 1 2004/09/30 Tokyo, Japan
Shouichi Ichimiya 11 2004/09/30 Tokyo, Japan
Gorgeous Matsuno 2 2004/09/30 Tokyo, Japan
Koichiro Kimura 2 2004/09/30 Tokyo, Japan
Muscle Sakai 1 2004/09/30 Tokyo, Japan
Gentaro 2 2004/09/30 Tokyo, Japan
Shouichi Ichimiya 12 2004/09/30 Tokyo, Japan Changes above on the same date take place during a 10-minute battle royal.
Takeshi Aida 1 2004/09/30 Tokyo, Japan
Shouichi Ichimiya 13 2004/10/17 Tokyo, Japan
Danshoku Dino 11 2004/11/17 Tokyo, Japan
Shouichi Ichimiya 14 2004/11/19 Kanagawa, Japan
A taxi driver 1 2004/11/20 Shizuoka, Japan
Danshoku Dino 12 2004/11/20 Shizuoka, Japan
Shouichi Ichimiya 15 2004/11/24 Aichi, Japan
Yatchan 1 2004/12/25 Tokyo, Japan A monkey; not a wrestler, not even a human.
Riki Senshu 3 2005/02/25 Tokyo, Japan Wins a 5-participant battle royal which includes Yatchan, last eliminating Kenshin.
Kenshin 2 2005/03/27 Tokyo, Japan
Futoshi Miwa 8 2005/05/04 Tokyo, Japan
Shouichi Ichimiya 16 2005/05/29 Tokyo, Japan Pins Miwa in a 6-man tag match with Sanshiro Takagi & Riki Senshu against Sanwa, Seiya Morohashi, & Tanomusaku Toba.
The Bloody 1 2005/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
Gorgeous Matsuno 3 2005/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
The Bloody 2 2005/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
Yuki Miyazaki 1 2005/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
MARU 1 2005/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
Toshie Uematsu 1 2005/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
Yumi Ohka 1 2005/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
Keiko Saito 1 2005/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
Cherry 1 2005/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
Yuki Miyazaki 2 2005/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
Gorgeous Matsuno 4 2005/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
Cherry 2 2005/06/29 Tokyo, Japan Changes above on the same date take place during a battle royal.
Yuki Miyazaki 3 2005/06/29 Tokyo, Japan Pins Cherry right after the battle royal.
Chiharu 1 2005/07/03 Tokyo, Japan Pins Miyazaki in front of dressing room.
Yuki Miyazaki 4 2005/07/03 Tokyo, Japan
Chiharu 2 2005/07/03 Tokyo, Japan Two title changes above take place in a dressing room.
Yuki Miyazaki 5 2005/07/24 Tokyo, Japan Pins Chiharu in a tag team match.
Yuka Nakamura 1 2005/07/30 Tokyo, Japan Pins Miyazaki at a bus stop.
Tanny Mouse 1 2005/07/30 Niigata, Japan Pins Nakamura in a women's room at a service area of a toll way.
A chef 1 2005/07/30 Niigata, Japan The chief chef of the Yakeyama Springs Inn pins Mouse in a party room.
Haruka Matsuo 1 2005/07/30 Niigata, Japan Defeats the chef with a sleeper on a stiarway at Yakeyama Springs Inn.
Yuki Miyazaki 6 2005/07/30 Niigata, Japan Pins Matsuo in Matsuo's guest room at Yakeyama Springs Inn as Matsuo tries to sleep.
Etsuko Mita 1 2005/07/31 Tokyo, Japan Pins Miyazaki in front of the bus after they get out from it.
Tanny Mouse 2 2005/08/07 Tokyo, Japan
Kaori Yoneyama 1 2005/08/07 Tokyo, Japan The 199th champion; immediately vacates the title because the number 199 is "not a good number to call" and participates in a battle royal to determine the 200th champion.
Tanny Mouse 3 2005/08/21 Tokyo, Japan Eliminates Chiharu in 10-people battle royal.
Hana Kimura 1 2005/08/21 Tokyo, Japan
Kyoko Kimura 1 2005/08/21 Tokyo, Japan
Yuka Nakamura 2 2005/08/21 Tokyo, Japan
DJ Nira 1 2005/10/08 Tokyo, Japan Wins a 3-way match against Nakamura and Tanny Mouse by pinning Nakamura.
Yuki Miyazaki 7 2005/10/08 Tokyo, Japan
Yuka Nakamura 3 2005/11/05 Tokyo, Japan
Tanny Mouse 4 2005/11/27 Tokyo, Japan
Bullfight Sora 1 2005/11/27 Tokyo, Japan
DJ Nira 2 2005/12/11 Tokyo, Japan
Yuki Miyazaki 8 2005/12/11 Tokyo, Japan
Kyoko Inoue 1 2005/12/25 Tokyo Pins Miyazaki during a tag team match with Etsuko Mita against Miyazaki & Yoshiko Tamura.
Bullfight Sora 2 2005/12/25 Tokyo, Japan
Kyoko Inoue 2 2005/12/25 Tokyo, Japan
Toshie Uematsu 2 2005/12/25 Tokyo, Japan
Fang Suzuki 1 2005/12/25 Tokyo, Japan
Chiharu 3 2005/12/25 Tokyo, Japan
Kitty-chan 1 2005/12/25 Tokyo, Japan The "Hello! Kitty" stuffed doll.
Mah-kun 1 2005/12/25 Tokyo, Japan Another stuffed doll.
Bullfight Sora 3 2005/12/25 Tokyo, Japan
Yuki Miyazaki 9 2005/12/25 Tokyo, Japan Above changes since Uematsu on the same day take place during a battle royal whose "participants" includes the stuffed dolls.
Misae Genki 4 2006/01/15 Yokohama, Japan
Aika 1 2006/02/04 Tokyo, Japan
Mai Ichii 1 2006/03/25 Tokyo, Japan
Emi Sakura 1 2006/03/25 Tokyo, Japan
Aika 2 2006/03/25 Tokyo, Japan
Hikari 1 2006/04/29 Tokyo, Japan
Misae Genki 5 2006/05/05 Tokyo, Japan
Tetsuhiro Kuroda 1 2006/05/05 Tokyo, Japan
Uematsu Papa 1 2006/05/05 Tokyo, Japan
Tetsuya Kouda 1 2006/05/05 Tokyo, Japan
Emi Sakura 2 2006/05/05 Tokyo, Japan
Hinata 1 2006/05/05 Tokyo, Japan
Kinoko 1 2006/05/05 Tokyo, Japan
Miki Ishii 1 2006/05/05 Tokyo, Japan
Hikari 2 2006/05/05 Tokyo, Japan
Natsuki☆Head 1 2006/06/05 Tokyo, Japan
Mecha Mummy 1 2006/06/14 Tokyo, Japan
Mecha Stanley (Naoshi Sano) 5 2006/06/18 Tokyo, Japan Pins Mecha Mummy during a tag team match.
Masahiro Mekanashi 1 2006/06/25 Tokyo, Japan
Natsuki☆Head 2 2006/06/25 Tokyo, Japan
Mikami 3 2006/06/25 Tokyo, Japan
Daichi Kakimoto 1 2006/06/25 Tokyo, Japan
Mango Fukuda 1 2006/06/25 Tokyo, Japan
Sanshiro Takagi 6 2006/06/25 Tokyo, Japan
Mikami 4 2006/06/25 Tokyo, Japan
Masahiro Mekanashi 2 2006/06/25 Tokyo, Japan
Mecha Mummy 2 2006/06/25 Tokyo, Japan The eight title changes on 06/06/25 (not including Mekanashi Masahiro's first win) take place during a battle royal.
The MAC 1 2006/06/30 Osaka, Japan
Seiya Morohashi 5 2006/06/30 Osaka, Japan
Yukinori Matsui 1 2006/06/30 Osaka, Japan
Bull Armor TAKUYA 1 2006/06/30 Osaka, Japan
Mecha Mummy 3 2006/06/30 Osaka, Japan The above title changes on 06/06/30 take place during a battle royal.
Francesco Togo (Dick Togo) 1 2006/07/02 Matsue, Japan
Antonio Honda 1 2006/07/02 Matsue, Japan
Mecha Mummy 4 2006/07/02 Matsue, Japan The above title changes on 06/07/02 take place during a battle royal.
The MAC 2 2006/07/09 Nagoya, Japan
Poco Takanashi 3 2006/07/09 Nagoya, Japan Previously won the title as Masahiro Mekanashi.
296 1 2006/07/09 Nagoya, Japan
Tanomusaku Toba 1 2006/07/09 Nagoya, Japan
Mori Bernard (Nobutaka Moribe) 1 2006/07/09 Nagoya, Japan
Mecha Mummy 5 2006/07/09 Nagoya, Japan
Tanomusaku Toba 2 2006/07/09 Nagoya, Japan The above title changes on 06/07/09 take place during a battle royal.
The MAC 3 2006/07/23 Tokyo, Japan
Daichi Kakimoto 2 2006/07/23 Tokyo, Japan
Bear Fukuda (Mango Fukuda) 2 2006/07/23 Tokyo, Japan
Seiya Morohashi 6 2006/07/23 Tokyo, Japan
Poco Takanashi 4 2006/07/23 Tokyo, Japan
Mecha Matsuno 5 2006/07/23 Tokyo, Japan
Mecha Mummy 6 2006/07/23 Tokyo, Japan The above title changes on 06/07/23 take place during a battle royal.
Antonio Honda 2 2006/08/20 Tokyo, Japan
Madman Pondo 1 2006/08/20 Tokyo, Japan
J.C. Bailey 1 2006/08/20 Tokyo, Japan
2 Tough Tony 1 2006/08/20 Tokyo, Japan
Super Stanley 1 2006/08/20 Tokyo, Japan
Guts Ishijima 1 2006/08/20 Tokyo, Japan
Choun Shiryu 1 2006/08/20 Tokyo, Japan
Poison Julie Sawada 6 2006/08/20 Tokyo, Japan
Mecha Mummy 7 2006/08/20 Tokyo, Japan
The Crazy SKB 1 2006/08/20 Tokyo, Japan The above title changes on 06/08/20 take place during a battle royal.
Ikeda Seijin 1 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan
A television cameraman 1 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan
Poa Poa 1 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan
Leonard Dodeka Kuma 1 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan
World's PK 1 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan
Lingerie Mutoh 1 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan
Naoshi Sano 6 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan
World's PK 2 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan
Jushin Satsugai Liger 1 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan
Lingerie Mutoh 2 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan
Naoshi Sano 7 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan
Jushin Satsugai Liger 2 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan
Nasty Black Panther 1 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan
Dokaben 1 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan
Naoshi Sano 8 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan Title changes above since Leonard Dodeka Kuma on the same day take places during a battle royal.
Ankoku Sherman Monolith 1 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan
President Ramu 1 2006/10/29 Tokyo, Japan The 293th champion who is a member of the "666" group.
Vacant Vacates the title in order to have the 666th from the "666" group.
Shinobu 1 2006 Japan Defeats Yuko Miyamoto.
Yuko Miyamoto 1 2006 Japan Shinobu and Miyamoto trades the title 304 times.
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Shinobu 152 2006 Japan The 598th champion.
Yuko Miyamoto 152 2006 Japan
Sayoko Mita 1 2006 Japan A female newscaster of a cable station.
Shinobu 153 2006/12/16 Tokyo, Japan
Yuko Miyamoto 153 2006/12 Japan Shinobu and Miyamoto trades the title 62 times.
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Shinobu 215 2006/12 Japan
Yuko Miyamoto 215 2006/12 Japan
Mecha Mummy Gold 1 2006/12/23 Tokyo, Japan
The Crazy SKB 2 2006/12/23 Tokyo, Japan
Naoshi Sano 9 2007/01/21 Tokyo, Japan SKB puts the title on an auction, which is won by Sano.
Sempai 1 2007/01/21 Tokyo, Japan Eliminates Sano in a battle royal.
Naoshi Sano 10 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Yuki Miyazaki 10 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Naoshi Sano 11 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Yuki Miyazaki 11 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Naoshi Sano 12 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Yuki Miyazaki 12 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Naoshi Sano 13 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Fushicho Karasu 5 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Yuki Miyazaki 13 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Taneichi Kacho 1 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Naoshi Sano 14 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Kikutaro 2 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan Previously won the title as Mitsunobu Kikuzawa.
Yuki Miyazaki 14 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Kikutaro 3 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Naomi Susan 2 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Kikutaro 4 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Taneichi Kacho 2 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Naoshi Sano 15 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Fushicho Karasu 6 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Yuki Miyazaki 15 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Exciting Yoshida 1 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Kikutaro 5 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Taneichi Kacho 3 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Exciting Yoshida 2 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan Title changes on 07/03/11 after Yuki Miyazaki's win take place during a battle royal.
Ladder 3 2007/03/11 Tokyo, Japan A ladder falls on Yoshida during a match, and the referee counts the fall.
Cocolo 1 2007/04/01 Tokyo, Japan A miniature Dachshund.
Megumi Grace Asano 1 2007/05/16 Tokyo, Japan A referee.
Yuusuke Inokuma 9 2007/05/23 Tokyo, Japan
Gorgeous Matsuno 6 2007/05/23 Tokyo, Japan Pins Inokuma in a 3-on-1 handicap match against Inokuma, Danshoku Dino, & Muscle Sakai.
Kenshin 3 2007/05/26 Japan
Antonio Koinoki 1 2007/05/26 Japan
Gorgeous Matsuno 7 2007/05/26 Japan The 700th champion.
A baseball bat 1 2007/06/03 Tokyo, Japan
Kazuhiko Ogasawara 1 2007/06/03 Tokyo, Japan
Hoshitango 1 2007/06/03 Tokyo, Japan
Naoshi Sano 16 2007/06/03 Tokyo, Japan
Naoki Tanizaki 1 2007/06/03 Tokyo, Japan
Yuusuke Inokuma 10 2007/06/03 Tokyo, Japan
Kazuhiko Ogasawara 2 2007/06/03 Tokyo, Japan The above title changes on 07/06/03 take place during a battle royal.
Naoshi Sano 17 2007/08/05 Tokyo, Japan
Hoshitango 2 2007/08/05 Tokyo, Japan
Kazuhiko Ogasawara 3 2007/08/05 Tokyo, Japan The above title changes on 07/08/05 take place during a battle royal.
Sanshiro Takagi 17 2007/08/11 Tokyo, Japan Shouichi Ichimiya under the name with different character.
Leonard Takatsu 1 2007/09/08 Tokyo, Japan
Reiji Azuma 1 2007/09/08 Tokyo, Japan An elementary school boy.
Shouichi Ichimiya 18 2007/09/08 Tokyo, Japan
Three elementary school girls
(Airi Ueda, Shiori Takahashi and Minami Tanabe) 		1 2007/09/16 Tokyo, Japan
Shouichi Ichimiya 19 2007/09/16 Tokyo, Japan
Ken Kataya 1 2007/09/26 Tokyo, Japan
726 1 2007/09/26 Tokyo, Japan Pronounced "Natsuru".
Kazuhiko Ogasawara 4 2007/09/26 Tokyo, Japan
Tarzan Gito 20 2007/09/26 Tokyo, Japan A gimmick by Shoichi Ichimiya.
Ken Kataya 2 2007/09/26 Tokyo, Japan
726 2 2007/09/26 Tokyo, Japan
Guts Ishijima 2 2007/09/26 Tokyo, Japan
Kazuhiko Ogasawara 5 2007/09/26 Tokyo, Japan The above title changes on 07/09/26 take place during a battle royal.
Nao Saejima 1 2007/10/07 Fukuoka, Japan An adult video actress.
KAWANO 1 2007/10/07 Fukuoka, Japan
Takashi Niwada 1 2007/10/07 Fukuoka, Japan
Karate Mummy 1 2007/10/07 Fukuoka, Japan
Akihiro 1 2007/10/07 Fukuoka, Japan A sex doll, billed as Yoshihiko's sister.
Nao Saejima 2 2007/10/07 Fukuoka, Japan
Kazuhiko Ogasawara 6 2007/10/07 Fukuoka, Japan
Naoshi Sano 18 2007/12/20 Tokyo, Japan
Ken Ohka 7 2007/12/30 Tokyo, Japan Previously won the title as O.K. Revolution.
Sanshiro Takagi 7 2007/12/30 Tokyo, Japan
Kota Ibushi 1 2007/12/31 Japan
Tanomusaku Toba 3 2008/01/06 Osaka, Japan
Kota Ibushi 2 2008/02/03 Tokyo, Japan
Danshoku Dino 13 2008/03/09 Tokyo, Japan
Yasu Urano 1 2008/03/29 Tokyo, Japan
Gentaro 3 2008/04/09 Tokyo, Japan
Danshoku Dino 14 2008/04/11 Tokyo, Japan
Kudo 1 2008/05/06 Tokyo, Japan
Gorgeous Matsuno 8 2008/06/11 Tokyo, Japan
MIKAMI 5 2008/06/15 Osaka, Japan
Michael Nakazawa 1 2008/06/21 Tokyo, Japan
HIDEX 1 2008/06/21 Tokyo, Japan
Chiririn (a chicken doll) 1 2008/06/21 Tokyo, Japan
Izumi 1 2008/06/21 Tokyo, Japan
Mika 1 2008/06/21 Tokyo, Japan
MIKAMI 6 2008/06/21 Tokyo, Japan
Rei Takagi 1 2008/06/21 Tokyo, Japan
Pink Tiger 1 2008/06/21 Tokyo, Japan
Heppoko Chojin 1 2008/06/21 Tokyo, Japan
MIKAMI 7 2008/06/21 Tokyo, Japan
Shoppana Yanagiya 1 2008/06/21 Tokyo, Japan
MIKAMI 8 2008/06/21 Tokyo, Japan
Michael Nakazawa 2 2008/06/21 Tokyo, Japan
MIKAMI 9 2008/06/21 Tokyo, Japan The above title changes on 08/06/21 take place during a 120 min-limit title match.
Arnold Skeskejanaker 1 2008/07/06 Tokyo, Japan
Muscle Sakai 2 2008/07/06 Tokyo, Japan
Michael Nakazawa 3 2008/07/06 Tokyo, Japan Sakai and Nakazawa win the title in a battle royal.
Arnold Skeskejanaker 2 2008/07/06 Tokyo, Japan
MIKAMI 10 2008/08/05 Tokyo, Japan
Arnold Skeskejanaker 3 2008/08/05 Tokyo, Japan
Albret Neklenburg 1 2009/03/15 Tokyo, Japan
Bullfight Sora 4 2009/03/15 Tokyo, Japan
Hironosuke Izumii 1 2009/03/15 Tokyo, Japan
Arnold Skeskejanaker 4 2009/03/15 Tokyo, Japan
Bullfight Sora 5 2009/03/15 Tokyo, Japan
Cherry 3 2009/03/15 Tokyo, Japan
Tanny Mouse 5 2009/03/22 Warabi, Saitama, Japan
Chii Tomiya 1 2009/03/22 Warabi, Saitama, Japan
Cherry 4 2009/03/22 Warabi, Saitama, Japan
Bullfight Sora 6 2009/03/25 Tokyo, Japan
Moeka Haruhi 1 2009/04/04 Tokyo, Japan
Bullfight Sora 7 2009/04/15 Tokyo, Japan
Cherry 5 2009/04/15 Tokyo, Japan
Toshie Uematsu 2 2009/04/15 Tokyo, Japan
Pro Wrestling Wave poster 1 2009/04/24 Tokyo, Japan An advertisement poster; not a human.
Bullfight Sora 8 2009/04/28 Tokyo, Japan
Kasai-shi 1 2009/04/28 Tokyo, Japan Stuffed doll of Jun Kasai.
Takako Inoue 1 2009/04/29 Tokyo, Japan
Apple Miyuki 1 2009/04/29 Tokyo, Japan
Kasai-shi 2 2009/04/29 Tokyo, Japan
Jaki Numazawa 1 2009/04/29 Tokyo, Japan
Toshie Uematsu 3 2009/04/29 Tokyo, Japan
Cherry 6 2009/04/29 Tokyo, Japan
Bullfight Sora 9 2009/04/29 Tokyo, Japan The above title changes on 09/04/29 after Takako Noue take place during a battle royal.
Danshoku Dino 15 2009/05/05 Tokyo, Japan Defeats Sora and Kyoko Kimura in a 3-way match.
Kasai-shi 3 2009/05/05 Tokyo, Japan
Aja Kong 1 2009/05/05 Tokyo, Japan
Kasai-shi 4 2009/05/05 Tokyo, Japan
Yuuki 1 2009/05/08 Yokohama, Japan
Yuichi 1 2009/05/08 Yokohama, Japan
Satoru 1 2009/05/08 Yokohama, Japan
Yuichi 2 2009/05/08 Yokohama, Japan
Yuuki 2 2009/05/08 Yokohama, Japan
BJW truck 1 2009/06/10 Yokohama, Japan The 800th champion.
Satoru 2 2009/06/10 Yokohama, Japan
Ohashi Dynamite 1 2009/06/10 Yokohama, Japan
Benkei Daikokubo 1 2009/06/10 Yokohama, Japan
Yuichi 3 2009/06/10 Yokohama, Japan
Bullfight Sora 10 2009/06/10 Yokohama, Japan
A desk at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring 1 2009/06/20 Tokyo, Japan
Cherry 7 2009/06/20 Tokyo, Japan
Moeka Haruhi 2 2009/06/20 Tokyo, Japan
KAORU 1 2009/06/20 Tokyo, Japan
Bullfight Sora 11 2009/06/20 Tokyo, Japan
Danshoku Dino 16 2009/06/20 Tokyo, Japan
Michael Nakazawa 4 2009/06/28 Tokyo, Japan
Yoshiaki Yago 1 2009/06/28 Tokyo, Japan
Yoshihiko 1 2009/06/28 Tokyo, Japan A sex doll with a male make-up.
A desk 1 2009/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
A dish 1 2009/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
Rice 1 2009/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
Mitsuboshi curry (roux) 1 2009/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
Menchi katsu (port cutlet) 1 2009/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
Yuusuke Inokuma 11 2009/06/29 Tokyo, Japan
Guts-seijin 1 2009/07/26 Tokyo, Japan
Yuusuke Inokuma 12 2009/08/04 Tokyo, Japan
Yoshihiko 2 2009/08/09 Tokyo, Japan
Toru Owashi 1 2009/08/23 Tokyo, Japan
Sumo Yoshihiko 3 2009/08/23 Tokyo, Japan The above title changes on 09/08/23 take place during a 16-man royal rumble match.
Kota Ibushi 3 2009/10/25 Tokyo, Japan
Yoshihiko 4 2009/10/25 Tokyo, Japan
Munenori Sawa 3 2010/01/10 Nagoya, Japan
Tanomusaku Toba 4 2010/01/10 Nagoya, Japan
Shigehiro Irie 1 2010/01/10 Nagoya, Japan
Hikaru Sato 1 2010/01/10 Nagoya, Japan
Michael Nakazawa 5 2010/02/20 Tokyo, Japan
Kazuki Hirata 1 2010/02/28 Tokyo, Japan
Keisuke Ishii 1 2010/03/14 Tokyo, Japan
Munenori Sawa 4 2010/03/21 Tokyo, Japan
Masa Takanashi 5 2010/03/21 Tokyo, Japan Previously won the title as Masahiro Mekanashi and Poco Takanashi.
Danshoku Dino 17 2010/03/27 Tokyo, Japan
Yukihiro Abe 1 2010/04/21 Tokyo, Japan
Yasu Urano 2 2010/04/21 Tokyo, Japan
Yukihiro Abe 2 2010/04/21 Tokyo, Japan The above title changes on 10/04/21 take place during a 10-min 3-way title match.
Danshoku Dino 18 2010/04/21 Tokyo, Japan
Masa Takanashi 6 2010/06/05 Tokyo, Japan
Keisuke Ishii 2 2011/05/04 Tokyo, Japan
Masa Takanashi 7 2011/05/04 Tokyo, Japan
Emi Sakura 3 2011/06/15 Warabi, Saitama
Remi Nagano 1 2011/06/15 Warabi, Saitama
Hikari Minami 3 2011/06/15 Warabi, Saitama
Emi Sakura 4 2011/06/15 Warabi, Saitama
Masa Takanashi 8 2011/06/15 Warabi, Saitama
Keisuke Ishii 3 2011/06/18 Tokyo, Japan
Ken Ohka 8 2011/06/18 Tokyo, Japan
Masa Takanashi 9 2011/06/18 Tokyo, Japan
Keisuke Ishii 4 2011/06/19 Tokyo, Japan
Masa Takanashi 10 2011/06/19 Tokyo, Japan
SeXXXy Eddy 1 2011/06/19 Tokyo, Japan
Keisuke Ishii 5 2011/06/19 Tokyo, Japan
Jado 1 2011/06/26 Osaka, Japan
Danshoku Dino 19 2011/06/26 Osaka, Japan
Masa Takanashi 11 2011/06/30 Tokyo, Japan
Yasu Urano 3 2011/06/30 Tokyo, Japan The above title changes on 11/06/30 take place during a 7-team gauntlet match.
Antonio Honda 3 2011/07/03 Tokyo, Japan
Daisuke Sasaki 1 2011/07/03 Tokyo, Japan
Antonio Honda 4 2011/07/03 Tokyo, Japan
Daisuke Sasaki 2 2011/07/10 Nagoya, Japan
Tsuyoshi Kikuchi 1 2011/07/10 Nagoya, Japan
Ultraman Robin 1 2011/07/10 Nagoya, Japan Wins in a tag team match.
Tsuyoshi Kikuchi 2 2011/07/10 Nagoya, Japan
Antonio Honda 5 2011/07/10 Nagoya, Japan
Daisuke Sasaki 3 2011/07/21 Tokyo, Japan
Antonio Honda 6 2011/07/24 Tokyo, Japan Wins a 15-man Ironman Royal Rumble, last eliminating Sasaki by submission.
Gorgeous Matsuno 9 2011/07/24 Tokyo, Japan
Michael Nakazawa 6 2011/08/28 Tokyo, Japan
Yasu Urano 4 2011/08/28 Tokyo, Japan
Gorgeous Matsuno 10 2011/08/28 Tokyo, Japan
DJ Nira 3 2011/08/28 Tokyo, Japan
Michael Nakazawa 7 2011/08/28 Tokyo, Japan
Gorgeous Matsuno 11 2011/08/28 Tokyo, Japan The above changes on 11/08/28 take place during a 4-man battle royal title match.
Shigehiro Irie 2 2011/11/27 Tokyo, Japan Teams with Keisuke Ishii to defeat Matsuno & Poison Julie Sawada by pinning Matsuno.
Kanjyuro Matsuyama 1 2011/12/29 Osaka, Japan
Tigers Mask 1 2011/12/30 Osaka, Japan Defeats Matsuyama and Naoki Setoguchi in a 3-way match.
Takoyakida 1 2011/12/31 Osaka, Japan
Ebessan (III) 1 2012/01/02 Osaka, Japan
Apple Miyuki 2 2012/01/05 Osaka, Japan
Kuishinbo Kamen 1 2012/01/07 Osaka, Japan
Black Buffalo 1 2012/01/08 Osaka, Japan Defeats Kuishimbo Kamen by submission in a 3-way match also involving Billyken Kid.
Miyuki Matsuyama 3 2012/01/12 Osaka, Japan Teams with Kanjuro Matsuyama to defeat Buffalo & Tigers Mask, both by submission. Previously won the title as Apple Miyuki.
Ebessan (III) 2 2012/03/01 Osaka, Japan Pins Miyuki in a 3-way match also involving Miracle Man.
Kanjyuro Matsuyama 2 2012/03/01 Osaka, Japan
Tigers Mask 2 2012/03/02 Osaka, Japan Pins Matsuyama in a 3-way match also involving Atsushi Kotoge.
Miyawaki 1 2012/03/04 Osaka, Japan
Antonio Honda 7 2012/03/04 Osaka, Japan Pins Miyawaki during a 10-min ironman match.
Miyawaki 2 2012/03/04 Osaka, Japan Pins Honda during a 10-min ironman match.
Antonio Honda 8 2012/03/04 Osaka, Japan
Poison Julie Sawada 6 2012/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Michael Nakazawa 8 2012/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Kana 1 2012/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Antonio Honda 9 2012/03/11 Tokyo, Japan
Kana 2 2012/03/11 Tokyo, Japan Changes on 12/03/11 after Sawada take place during a 10-min ironman battle royal for the title.
Michael Nakazawa 9 2012/04/08 Tokyo, Japan
Kana 3 2012/04/08 Tokyo, Japan The 900th champion.
Keita Yano 1 2012/04/08 Tokyo, Japan
Kana 4 2012/04/08 Tokyo, Japan
Michael Nakazawa 10 2012/04/08 Tokyo, Japan
Kana 5 2012/04/08 Tokyo, Japan Changes on 12/04/08 take place during a 10-min ironman battle royal for the title.
Ayumi Kurihara 1 2012/04/30 Tokyo, Japan
Hiroshi Fukuda 1 2012/06/03 Tokyo, Japan
Hoshitango 3 2012/06/03 Tokyo, Japan
Michael Nakazawa 11 2012/06/03 Tokyo, Japan
Ayumi Kurihara 2 2012/06/03 Tokyo, Japan
Mio Shirai 1 2012/06/08 Tokyo, Japan
Hiroyo Matsumoto 1 2012/06/10 Tokyo, Japan
Tsukasa Fujimoto 1 2012/06/13 Saitama, Japan
Tsukushi 1 2012/06/23 Warabi, Saitama, Japan
Ringside mat at Ice Ribbon dojo 1 2012/06/23 Warabi, Saitama, Japan
Tsukasa Fujimoto 2 2012/06/23 Warabi, Saitama, Japan
Hiroshi Fukuda 2 2012/06/24 Tokyo, Japan
Tanomusaku Toba 5 2012/06/24 Tokyo, Japan
Tsukasa Fujimoto 3 2012/06/24 Tokyo, Japan
Choun Shiryu 1 2012/06/24 Tokyo, Japan Changes on 12/06/24 take place during a 10-person 10-min ironman battle royal for the title.
DJ Nira 4 2012/06/30 Tokyo, Japan
Choun Shiryu 2 2012/06/30 Tokyo, Japan
Yuki Sato 1 2012/07/12 Tokyo, Japan
Dick Togo 2 2012/07/19 Bolivia
Ajayu 1 2012/07/20 Bolivia
Yuki Sato 1 2012/07/22 Bolivia
A Bolivian boy 1 2012/07/22 Bolivia
Dick Togo 3 2012/07/22 Bolivia
Yuki Sato 2 2012/07/24 Bolivia
Choun Shiryu 3 2012/07/29 Tokyo, Japan
Hiroshi Fukuda 3 2012/07/29 Tokyo, Japan
Akito 1 2012/07/29 Tokyo, Japan
Choun Shiryu 4 2012/07/29 Tokyo, Japan
Yuki Sato 3 2012/07/29 Tokyo, Japan
Hiroshi Fukuda 4 2012/07/29 Tokyo, Japan Changes between Fukuda's first win and second wins on the same day take place during a 4-man 10min Ironman Battle Royal.
Gorgeous Matsuno 12 2012/07/29 Tokyo, Japan
Makoto Oishi 1 2012/07/29 Tokyo, Japan Teams with Kudo to face Matsuno & DJ Nira and pins Matsuno.
Hiroshi Fukuda 5 2012/07/29 Tokyo, Japan
Gorgeous Matsuno 13 2012/07/29 Tokyo, Japan
Mio Shirai 2 2012/07/30 Tokyo, Japan Teams with Ryo Mizunami to face Matsuno & Rion Mizuki, Naoshi Sano & Batten Tamagawa, Go Shiofuki & Kinteki Sakuragaoka in a 4-way match and pins Matsuno.
Gentaro 4 2012/07/30 Tokyo, Japan
Michael Mamezawa 1 2012/07/30 Tokyo, Japan
Hiroshi Fukuda 6 2012/07/30 Tokyo, Japan
Gota Ihashi 1 2012/07/31 Tokyo, Japan
Hiroshi Fukuda 7 2012/08/01 Tokyo, Japan
Rikiya Shindo 1 2012/08/02 Tokyo, Japan
Hiroshi Fukuda 8 2012/08/02 Tokyo, Japan
Yakitori 1 2012/08/03 Tokyo, Japan
Ryuichi Sekine 1 2012/08/03 Tokyo, Japan
Beer 1 2012/08/03 Tokyo, Japan
Gota Ihashi 2 2012/08/03 Tokyo, Japan
Hiroshi Fukuda 9 2012/08/03 Tokyo, Japan
Konosuke Takeshita 1 2012/08/04 Tokyo, Japan
Hiroshi Fukuda 10 2012/08/04 Tokyo, Japan
DJ Nira 5 2012/08/04 Tokyo, Japan
Hiroshi Fukuda 11 2012/08/09 Tokyo, Japan
Chair 1 2012/08/09 Tokyo, Japan
Hiroshi Fukuda 12 2012/08/09 Tokyo, Japan
Cherry 8 2012/08/09 Tokyo, Japan
DJ Nira 6 2012/08/09 Tokyo, Japan
E.YOSHIHIKO 5 2012/08/18 Tokyo, Japan
Yoshiaki Fujiwara 1 2012/08/18 Tokyo, Japan Changes on 12/08/18 take place during a 13-person royal rumble style title match.
E.YOSHIHIKO 6 2013/01/03 Tokyo, Japan
Gorgeous Matsuno 14 2013/06/23 Tokyo, Japan
Masa Takanashi 12 2013/06/23 Tokyo, Japan
Tomomitsu Matsunaga 1 2013/06/23 Tokyo, Japan
Soma Takao 1 2013/06/23 Tokyo, Japan
MIKAMI 11 2013/06/23 Tokyo, Japan
Tomomitsu Matsunaga 2 2013/06/23 Tokyo, Japan
Michael Nakazawa 12 2013/06/23 Tokyo, Japan
Yoshihiko 5 2013/06/23 Tokyo, Japan
DJ Nira 7 2013/06/23 Tokyo, Japan
"Kōmyō" 1 2013/06/23 Tokyo, Japan A calligraphy by singer/actor Akihiro Miwa; changes on 13/06/23 take place during a 9person 10 min-limit battle royal title match.
DJ Nira 8 2013/08/18 Tokyo, Japan
Akihiro 2 2013/08/18 Tokyo, Japan Changes on 13/08/18 take place during a battle royal title match.
Kudo 2 2013/09/29 Tokyo, Japan Pins Akihiro in a battle royal title match.
Danshoku Dino 20 2013/10/13 Sapporo, Japan Teams with Makoto Oishi to face KUDO & HARASHIMA and pins KUDO.
Harashima 2 2013/10/20 Tokyo, Japan Reigning KO-D Openweight champion, defeats Dino in a double title match. Previously won the title as Hero!
Yukio Sakaguchi 1 2013/12/15 Fukuoka, Japan Teams with Mikami & Tetsuya Endo to face Harashima & Kudo & Yasu Urano and defeats Harashima by the referee stoppage.
Harashima 3 2013/12/23 Tokyo, Japan Reigning KO-D Openweight champion, defends against Sakaguchi and also wins the Ironman Title.
Masa Takanashi 13 2014/01/13 Tokyo, Japan Wins the Ironman Title only.
Tomomitsu Matsunaga 3 2014/01/26 Tokyo, Japan
Guanchulo 1 2014/01/26 Tokyo, Japan
Gota Ihashi 3 2014/01/26 Tokyo, Japan
Kazuki Hirata 2 2014/01/26 Tokyo, Japan
Michael Nakazawa 13 2014/01/26 Tokyo, Japan
Hoshitango 4 2014/01/26 Tokyo, Japan
Yasu Urano 5 2014/01/26 Tokyo, Japan
Masa Takanashi 14 2014/01/26 Tokyo, Japan Above changes on 14/01/26 take place during a 10-person battle royal.
Yasu Urano 6 2014/01/26 Tokyo, Japan
Emi Sakura 5 2014/02/23 Tokyo, Japan
DJ Nira 9 2014/02/23 Tokyo
Akito 2 2014/02/23 Tokyo, Japan
Daichi Kakimoto 3 2014/02/23 Tokyo, Japan
Kazuki Hirata 3 2014/02/23 Tokyo, Japan Above changes on 14/02/23 take place during a 10-person rumble.
Daisuke Sasaki 4 2014/03/09 Tokyo, Japan
DJ Nira 10 2014/03/09 Tokyo, Japan
Makoto Oishi 2 2014/03/09 Tokyo, Japan
Kazuki Hirata 4 2014/03/09 Tokyo, Japan
Sanshiro Takagi 8 2014/03/09 Tokyo, Japan Above changes on 14/03/09 take place during a 9-person battle royal; Takagi is the 999th champion.
Ironman title belt 1 2014/04/29 Tokyo, Japan Takagi, the 999th champion, attempts to retire the championship but is knocked out by Poison Sawada with the belt, which falls on the chest of Takagi; the referee counts for the pinfall, making the belt the 1000th champion.
Jun Akiyama 1 2014/04/29 Tokyo, Japan
Masao Inoue 1 2014/05/17 Kasukabe, Saitama, Japan
Jun Akiyama 2 2014/05/17 Kasukabe, Saitama, Japan
Masao Inoue 2 2014/05/25 Tokyo, Japan Pins Akiyama during a 6-man battle royal.
Jun Akiyama 3 2014/05/25 Chiba, Japan
Akihiro 3 2014/05/29 Tokyo, Japan
DJ Nira 11 2014/08/17 Tokyo, Japan
Gorgeous Matsuno 15 2014/08/17 Tokyo, Japan Above changes on 14/08/17 take place during a 10-person battle royal.
LiLiCo 1 2014/08/17 Tokyo, Japan
Yoshihiko 6 2014/12/23 Tokyo, Japan
Saki Akai 1 2015/01/03 Tokyo, Japan Teams with Masa Takanashi & D.J. Nira to face Yoshihiko & Antonio Honda & Soma Takao and pins the champion.
Aja Kong 2 2015/01/03 Tokyo, Japan
Yusuke Kubo 1 2015/02/15 Saitama, Japan
Syunma Katsumata 1 2015/02/15 Saitama, Japan
Hikaru Sato 2 2015/02/15 Saitama, Japan
Soma Takao 2 2015/02/15 Saitama, Japan
Zeus 1 2015/02/15 Saitama, Japan
Tomomitsu Matsunaga 4 2015/02/15 Saitama, Japan
Makoto Oishi 3 2015/02/15 Saitama, Japan
Aja Kong 3 2015/02/15 Saitama, Japan Above changes on 15/02/15 after Kubo take place during a 12-person royal rumble.
Cherry 9 2015/10/27 Tokyo, Japan
Fairy Nipponbashi 1 2015/10/30 Tokyo, Japan
Moeka Haruhi 3 2015/10/30 Tokyo, Japan
Cherry 10 2015/10/30 Tokyo, Japan
Tomomitsu Matsunaga 5 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Cherry 11 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Toru Owashi 2 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Ladybeard 1 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Tomomitsu Matsunaga 6 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Cherry 12 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Toru Owashi 3 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Ladybeard 2 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Tomomitsu Matsunaga 7 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Cherry 13 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Tomomitsu Matsunaga 8 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Toru Owashi 4 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Ladybeard 3 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Cherry 14 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan Above changes on 15/11/08 take place during a 5-person battle royal.
Makoto Oishi 4 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Suguru Miyatake 1 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Kazuki Hirata 5 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Makoto Oishi 5 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Cherry 15 2015/11/08 Kasukabe, Japan
Makoto Oishi 6 2015/11/18 Tokyo, Japan
Toru Owashi 5 2015/11/18 Tokyo, Japan
Kazuki Hirata 6 2015/11/18 Tokyo, Japan
Masa Takanashi 15 2015/11/18 Tokyo, Japan
Suguru Miyatake 2 2015/11/18 Tokyo, Japan
Syunma Katsumata 2 2015/11/18 Tokyo, Japan
Cherry 16 2015/11/18 Tokyo, Japan
Gota Ihashi 4 2015/11/18 Tokyo, Japan
Gota Ihashi's tights 1 2015/11/18 Tokyo, Japan
Cherry 17 2015/11/18 Tokyo, Japan
Asako Galápagos Akita 1 2015/11/19 Tokyo, Japan An editor of Tokyo Sports newspaper.
Cherry 18 2015/11/19 Tokyo, Japan Above two title changes take place at Tokyo Sports newspaper office.
Kikutaro 6 2015/11/28 Osaka, Japan
Syunma Katsumata 3 2015/11/28 Osaka, Japan
Kazuki Hirata 7 2015/11/28 Osaka, Japan
Toru Owashi 6 2015/11/28 Osaka, Japan
Yoshihiko 7 2015/11/28 Osaka, Japan
Suguru Miyatake 3 2015/11/28 Osaka, Japan
Gota Ihashi 5 2015/11/28 Osaka, Japan
Gota Ihashi's underwear 1 2015/11/28 Osaka, Japan
Cherry 18 2015/11/28 Osaka, Japan
Saki Akai 2 2015/11/28 Osaka, Japan Above changes on 15/11/28 take place during a 12-person ironman royal rumble.
Cherry 19 2015/12/13 Fukuoka, Japan
Makoto Oishi 7 2015/12/13 Fukuoka, Japan
Ventvert Jack 1 2015/12/13 Fukuoka, Japan
Hiroshi Fukuda 13 2015/12/13 Fukuoka, Japan
Saki Akai 3 2015/12/13 Fukuoka, Japan Above changes on 15/12/13 take place during a 9-person royal rumble.
LiLiCo 2 2016/01/03 Tokyo, Japan
Saki Akai 4 2016/04/24 Tokyo, Japan
Joey Ryan 1 2016/05/21 Kasukabe, Japan
Rey Mysterio Jr. 1 2016/06/12 Boyle Heights, CA, United States [2]
Joey Ryan 2 2016/06/12 Boyle Heights, CA, United States [3]
Chuck Taylor 1 2016/06/17 Des Moines, IA, United States [4]
Scott Hall 1 2016/06/17 Des Moines, IA, United States [4]
Colt Cabana 1 2016/06/17 Des Moines, IA, United States Cabana won the title via submission when Hall read "I give up" off a sheet of paper Cabana tricked him into reading.[5]
Joey Ryan 3 2016/06/17 Des Moines, IA, United States [6]
Kikutaro 7 2016/06/20 Los Angeles, CA, United States [7]
Laura James 1 2016/06/20 Los Angeles, CA, United States [8]
Bunny the Cat 1 2016/06/21 Los Angeles, CA, United States [9]
Ryan Nemeth 1 2016/06/23 Los Angeles, CA, United States Title change due to forfeit when Nemeth traded a cat treat to Bunny for the title.[10]
Taya Valkyrie 1 2016/06/23 Hollywood, CA, United States [11]
John Morrison 1 2016/06/25 Boyle Heights, CA, United States [12]
Ricochet 1 2016/06/25 Boyle Heights, CA, United States [13]
Brian Metz 1 2016/06/26 Boyle Heights, CA, United States Title change due to forfeit when Metz tricked Ricochet into signing a document that forced him to give up the title.[14]
Matt Striker 1 2016/06/26 Boyle Heights, CA, United States [14]
Cheerleader Melissa 1 2016/06/26 Boyle Heights, CA, United States [15]
Matt Cross 1 2016/06/26 Boyle Heights, CA, United States [16]
Brian Cage 1 2016/06/26 Boyle Heights, CA, United States [17]
Joey Ryan 4 2016/06/27 Boyle Heights, CA, United States [18]
Alacrana Plata #2 2 2016/06/29 Venice, CA, United States Previously won the title as Laura James. [19]
Buggy Nova 1 2016/07/08 Corona, CA, United States [20]
Joey Ryan 5 2016/07/08 Corona, CA, United States [20]
Scarlett Bordeaux 1 2016/07/09 Detroit, MI, United States [21]
Rhyno 1 2016/07/09 Detroit, MI, United States Title change due to forfeit when Bordeaux traded the belt for Rhyno's autograph.[22]
Robbie E 1 2016/07/09 Detroit, MI, United States Ladder match.[23]
Joey Ryan 6 2016/07/09 Detroit, MI, United States Title change due to forfeit when Robbie E traded the belt to Ryan for toilet paper.[24]
Timothy Thatcher 1 2016/07/10 Oxnard, CA, United States [25]
Drew Gulak 1 2016/07/10 Oxnard, CA, United States [26]
Eli Drake 1 2016/07/10 Oxnard, CA, United States [27]
Jervis Cottonbelly 1 2016/07/10 Oxnard, CA, United States [28]
Joey Ryan 7 2016/07/10 Oxnard, CA, United States Title change due to forfeit when Cottonbelly traded the belt to Ryan for the company of two women.[29]
Brian Kendrick 1 2016/07/17 Moorpark, CA, United States [30]
Joey Ryan 8 2016/07/17 Moorpark, CA, United States [31]
"Spider-Man" 1 2016/07/22 San Diego, CA, United States A person cosplaying as Spider-Man.[31]
The Addiction
(Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian) 		1 2016/07/22 San Diego, CA, United States Daniels and Kazarian pinned "Spider-Man" at the same time, to be declared co-champions.[32]
Mike Kingston 1 2016/07/22 San Diego, CA, United States [33]
Joey Ryan 9 2016/07/22 San Diego, CA, United States [34]
Laura James 3 2016/07/22 San Diego, CA, United States [35]
Ron Funches 1 2016/07/23 San Diego, CA, United States [36]
Joey Ryan 10 2016/07/23 San Diego, CA, United States [37]
Candice LeRae 1 2016/07/28 "Inside Joey Ryan's head" Pinned Joey Ryan in a dream.[38]
Joey Ryan 11 2016/07/31 Providence, RI, United States
Mia Yim 1 2016/07/31 Providence, RI, United States
Suge D 1 2016/07/31 Providence, RI, United States [39]
Tanya Cornell 1 2016/07/31 Providence, RI, United States [40]
Kevin Quinn 1 2016/07/31 Providence, RI, United States [41]
Johnny Cockstrong 1 2016/07/31 Providence, RI, United States [42]
Joey Ryan 12 2016/07/31 Providence, RI, United States [43]
Beyond Wrestling audience 1 2016/07/31 Providence, RI, United States Ryan forfeits the title.[44]
Joey Ryan 13 2016/07/31 Providence, RI, United States Wins via "tap out". All the title changes on July 31 occurred at Beyond Wrestling's Americana '16.[44]
Cerealman 1 2016/08/01 Los Angeles, CA, United States [45]
Joey Ryan 14 2016/08/04 Los Angeles, CA, United States [46]
Suge D 2 2016/08/06 LaSalle, IL, United States [47]
Santino Marella 1 2016/08/06 LaSalle, IL, United States [47]
Joey Ryan 15 2016/08/06 LaSalle, IL, United States [47]
Johnny Gargano 1 2016/08/07 Miami, FL, United States [48]
Zack Sabre Jr. 1 2016/08/08 United States [49]
Excalibur 1 2016/08/09 United States [50]
Rick Knox 1 2016/08/10 United States [51]
The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson) 1 2016/08/10 United States [51]
Chris Hero 1 2016/08/11 United States Hero buys the title from The Young Bucks with their own money.[52]
Veda Scott 1 2016/08/11 United States Hero trades the title for a new elbow technique.[53]
Joey Ryan 16 2016/08/11 United States [54]
Chris Masters 1 2016/08/12 United States [55]
Tommy Dreamer 1 2016/08/12 United States Dreamer wins by drawing first blood via paper cut.[56]
Joey Ryan 17 2016/08/12 United States
Rocky Romero 1 2016/08/15 United States [57]
Peter Avalon 1 2016/08/15 United States
Marty Scurll 1 2016/08/15 United States
Joey Ryan 18 2016/08/15 United States
Rocky Romero 2 2016/08/15 United States
Jarek 1:20 1 2016/08/16 United States Won by forfeit after making Romero "disappear" in a magic trick.[58]
Joey Ryan 19 2016/08/17 United States [59]
Vince McMahon's Hollywood Walk of Fame star 1 2016/08/18 Hollywood, CA, United States Ryan taps the star on the sidewalk.
Laura James 4 2016/08/18 Hollywood, CA, United States [60]
Judas Draven 1 2016/08/18 United States
Joey Ryan 20 2016/08/18 United States
X-Pac 1 2016/08/19 San Francisco, CA, United States
MVP 1 2016/08/19 San Francisco, CA, United States
Joey Ryan 21 2016/08/19 San Francisco, CA, United States
Bill Hanstock 1 2016/08/20 North Hollywood, CA, United States
Brandon Stroud 1 2016/08/20 North Hollywood, CA, United States
Joey Ryan 22 2016/08/20 North Hollywood, CA, United States
Guanchulo 2 2016/08/26 Tokyo, Japan
Toru Owashi 7 2016/08/26 Tokyo, Japan
Kazuki Hirata 8 2016/08/27 Tokyo, Japan
Rei Takagi 2 2016/08/27 Tokyo, Japan
Joey Ryan 23 2016/08/27 Tokyo, Japan
Toru Owashi 8 2016/08/27 Tokyo, Japan
Yakitori 2 2016/08/28 Tokyo, Japan
Cherry 20 2016/08/28 Tokyo, Japan
Keisuke Ishii 6 2016/08/28 Tokyo, Japan
Yoshihiko 8 2016/08/28 Tokyo, Japan
Toru Owashi 9 2016/08/28 Tokyo, Japan
Joey Ryan 24 2016/08/28 Tokyo, Japan
Yakitori 3 2016/08/28 Tokyo, Japan
Ryota Yamasato 1 2016/08/28 Tokyo, Japan
Hiroshige 1 2016/11/23 Tokyo, Japan
Sepatakurou 1 2016/11/23 Tokyo, Japan
RN: Konyamoanokodenuitarou 1 2016/11/23 Tokyo, Japan
Kazuki Hirata 9 2016/11/23 Tokyo, Japan
Gota Ihashi 6 Unknown Unknown
Toru Owashi 10 2016/11/23 Kawaguchi, Japan
Kazuki Hirata 10 2016/11/23 Kawaguchi, Japan
Nobuhiro Shimatani 1 2016/11/23 Kawaguchi, Japan
Gota Ihashi 7 2016/11/23 Kawaguchi, Japan
Masahiro Takanashi 16 2016/11/23 Kawaguchi, Japan
Kazuki Hirata 11 2016/11/23 Kawaguchi, Japan
Toru Owashi 11 2016/11/23 Kawaguchi, Japan
Masahiro Takanashi 17 2016/11/30 Tokyo, Japan
Soto Utashiro 1 2016/11/30 Tokyo, Japan
Mataro 1 2016/11/30 Tokyo, Japan
Miki Motoi 1 2016/12/02 Tokyo, Japan
Toru Owashi 12 2016/12/02 Tokyo, Japan
Masahiro Takanashi 18 2016/12/04 Tokyo, Japan
Guanchulo 3 2016/12/04 Shizuoka, Japan
Bus 1 2016/12/04 Shizuoka, Japan Guanchulo got stuck on the door of a bus and submitted.
Nobuhiro Shimatani 1 2016/12/04 Shiga, Japan Shimatani twisted the bus' windshield wiper and was told to stop by the bus driver.
Akira Aoki 1 2016/12/04 Shiga, Japan Aoki was the driver of the bus.
Toru Owashi 13 2016/12/04 Osaka, Japan
Butaman 1 2016/12/04 Osaka, Japan
Mad Polley 1 2016/12/04 Osaka, Japan
Dai Suzuki 1 2016/12/04 Osaka, Japan
Toru Owashi 14 2016/12/04 Osaka, Japan
Kuishinbo Kamen 2 2016/12/04 Osaka, Japan
Kikutaro 8 2016/12/04 Osaka, Japan
Kotatsu 1 2016/12/04 Osaka, Japan
Hyota Echizenya 1 2016/12/04 Osaka, Japan

Former Ironman Heavymetalweight Champions

As of August 2016 there have been over 1,200 title changes for the belt, which has been won by numerous male and female wrestlers and non-wrestlers, including children, animals, entire audiences and inanimate objects.

Animals

  • Yatchan - A monkey
  • Cocolo - A miniature Dachshund dog.
  • Bunny - A cat

Inanimate objects

  • Kitty-Chan - a stuffed 'Hello Kitty' doll
  • Mah-Kun - another stuffed doll, who defeated 'Kitty-Chan' for the belt
  • A baseball bat - lost the belt after being broken in half as a 'KO' decision
  • Three different ladders - each fell on the champion and a pinfall was counted, with some successfully defending the title by not being pinned during the time limit battle royal matches.
  • Chiririn - a chicken doll
  • Mr. Kasai - a stuffed Jun Kasai doll. Mr. Kasai has won the belt twice.
  • A Pro Wrestling Wave poster.
  • Ice Ribbon ringside mat.
  • A pint of beer.
  • A stick of yakitori.
  • A steel chair.
  • "Kōmyō", a painting by Akihiro Miwa.
  • The title belt itself.
  • Yoshihiko - An inflatable 'love doll'. Wrestlers treat it as if it actually was an active wrestler, and actually sell moves "done" by him/her, mostly high flying moves. For some moves, like outside dives, Yoshihiko is helped by one or more assistants, who throw him out of the ring, pull his foot on the ropes, etc. Opposing wrestlers make like those assistants are not there and are part of Yoshihiko. The original Yoshihiko was "killed" by an Antonio Honda knee drop, which caused its head to burst open, and was replaced by a second Yoshihiko, who was also a 'love doll', only modified to resemble the Great Muta. The second Yoshihiko was killed by Kenny Omega by a giant swing that sent Yoshihiko out of the ring, thus splitting his head open and revealing cotton stuffing. Later on in that match however, a third Yoshihiko came out resembling The Undertaker's old American Bad Ass gimmick, even using the same theme music. Following that match, the third Yoshihiko was shot to death by Antonio Honda. A fourth Yoshihiko, resembling Hulk Hogan, debuted shortly afterwards.
  • Akihiro, another inflatable love doll and the supposed sister of Yoshihiko. Made its debut on August 18, 2013.
  • Vince McMahon's Hollywood Walk of Fame star
  • A bus

Non-existent

  • Arnold Skeskejanaker - An "invisible wrestler" i.e. non-existent. Opponents sell moves of a wrestler who isn't there, and the title is held by nothing and no-one but the wrestlers and referees act as if they can see and pin the "invisible wrestler". Muscle Sakai "won" the title from this "invisible wrestler" by using a "ray gun" and "infrared visor" to shoot the "invisible wrestler", winning the belt on a KO decision.

Collective champions

See also

References

General
  • "Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". Wrestling-Titles.com. Retrieved 2016-07-20.
Specific
  1. ^ "Ironman Heavymetalweight Title (Japan)".
  2. ^ Joey Ryan (13 June 2016). "Rey Mysterio Jr pins Joey Ryan to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title" – via YouTube.
  3. ^ Joey Ryan (15 June 2016). "Joey Ryan pins Rey Mysterio Jr to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title" – via YouTube.
  4. ^ a b Joey Ryan (19 June 2016). "Scott Hall beats Chuck Taylor who beat Joey Ryan (and Colt Cabana) to win the DDT Pro Ironman Title" – via YouTube.
  5. ^ Joey Ryan (20 June 2016). "Colt Cabana beats Scott Hall by submission to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title" – via YouTube.
  6. ^ Joey Ryan (21 June 2016). "Joey Ryan pins Colt Cabana to win the DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title" – via YouTube.
  7. ^ "Kikutaro pins Joey Ryan to win the DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". 22 June 2016.
  8. ^ Joey Ryan (23 June 2016). "Laura James pins Kikutaro to win the DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Championship" – via YouTube.
  9. ^ Joey Ryan (24 June 2016). "Bunny the cat pins Laura James to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title" – via YouTube.
  10. ^ Joey Ryan (26 June 2016). "Ryan Nemeth beats Bunny by forfeit to win the DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title" – via YouTube.
  11. ^ Joey Ryan (27 June 2016). "Taya pins Ryan Nemeth to win the DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title" – via YouTube.
  12. ^ Joey Ryan (28 June 2016). "John Morrison (Mundo) pins Taya to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title" – via YouTube.
  13. ^ Joey Ryan (29 June 2016). "Ricochet pins John Morrison (Mundo) to win the DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title" – via YouTube.
  14. ^ a b Joey Ryan (30 June 2016). "Matt Striker pins Brian Metz who beat Ricochet by forfeit to win DDT Pro Ironman (24/7 Rule) Title" – via YouTube.
  15. ^ Joey Ryan (1 July 2016). "Cheerleader Melissa pins Matt Striker to win the DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title" – via YouTube.
  16. ^ Joey Ryan (2 July 2016). "Matt Cross beats Cheerleader Melissa by tap out to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7) Title" – via YouTube.
  17. ^ Joey Ryan (3 July 2016). "Brian Cage beats Matt Cross by submission to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title" – via YouTube.
  18. ^ Joey Ryan (5 July 2016). "Joey Ryan pins Brian Cage to win the DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title" – via YouTube.
  19. ^ Joey Ryan (6 July 2016). "Laura James pins Joey Ryan to win the DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title" – via YouTube.
  20. ^ a b Joey Ryan (9 July 2016). "Joey Ryan pins Buggy Nova who pinned Laura James to win the DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title" – via YouTube.
  21. ^ Joey Ryan (10 July 2016). "Scarlett Bordeaux pins Joey Ryan to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title" – via YouTube.
  22. ^ Joey Ryan (11 July 2016). "Rhyno defeats Scarlett Bordeaux by forfeit to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title" – via YouTube.
  23. ^ Joey Ryan (12 July 2016). "Robbie E beats Rhyno in a ladder match to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title" – via YouTube.
  24. ^ Joey Ryan (13 July 2016). "Joey Ryan beats Robbie E by forfeit to win the DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title" – via YouTube.
  25. ^ Joey Ryan (14 July 2016). "Timothy Thatcher beats Joey Ryan by submission to win the DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title" – via YouTube.
  26. ^ Joey Ryan (15 July 2016). "Drew Gulak pins Timothy Thatcher to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title" – via YouTube.
  27. ^ Joey Ryan (16 July 2016). "Eli Drake pins Drew Gulak to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title" – via YouTube.
  28. ^ Joey Ryan (17 July 2016). "Jervis Cottonbelly beats Eli Drake by submission to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title" – via YouTube.
  29. ^ Joey Ryan (18 July 2016). "Joey Ryan beats Jervis Cottonbelly by forfeit to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title" – via YouTube.
  30. ^ Joey Ryan (2016-07-19), Brian Kendrick pins Joey Ryan to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title., retrieved 2016-07-20
  31. ^ a b Joey Ryan (20 July 2016). "Joey Ryan pins Brian Kendrick to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title" – via YouTube.
  32. ^ "Christopher Daniels & Frankie Kazarian pin Spider-Man to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". 23 July 2016.
  33. ^ "Mike of Headlocked beats The Addiction by submission to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". 24 July 2016.
  34. ^ "Joey Ryan beats Michael of Headlocked by submission to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". 24 July 2016.
  35. ^ "Laura James pins Joey Ryan at FCW to win the DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". 25 July 2016.
  36. ^ "Ron Funches beats Laura James by forfeit to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". 26 July 2016.
  37. ^ "Joey Ryan pins Ron Funches in thumb wrestling to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". 27 July 2016.
  38. ^ Joey Ryan (28 July 2016). "Candice LeRae pins Joey Ryan in a dream to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title" – via YouTube.
  39. ^ "Suge D pins Mia Yim (TNA's Jade) to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". 1 August 2016.
  40. ^ "Tanya (Camera Woman) pins Suge D to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". 1 August 2016.
  41. ^ "Ref Kevin Quinn beats Tanya by submission to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". 1 August 2016.
  42. ^ "Johnny Cockstrong pins Ref Kevin Quinn to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight 24/7 Title". 1 August 2016.
  43. ^ "Joey Ryan pins Johnny Cockstrong to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". 1 August 2016.
  44. ^ a b "Joey Ryan forfeits DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Title to audience then wins it back via tap out". 1 August 2016.
  45. ^ "Cerealman pins Joey Ryan to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". 2 August 2016.
  46. ^ "Joey Ryan pins Cerealman at WPW to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". 5 August 2016.
  47. ^ a b c "Suge D, Santino Marella & Joey Ryan win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7) Title + Mick Foley!". 7 August 2016.
  48. ^ "Johnny Gargano pins Joey Ryan to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". 8 August 2016.
  49. ^ "Zack Sabre Jr beats Johnny Gargano by submission to win the DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". 9 August 2016.
  50. ^ "Excalibur pins Zack Sabre Jr to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". 10 August 2016.
  51. ^ a b "Young Bucks pin Rick Knox who beat Excalibur to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". 11 August 2016.
  52. ^ "Chris Hero beats Young Bucks by forfeit to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". 12 August 2016.
  53. ^ "Veda Scott beats Chris Hero by forfeit to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". 13 August 2016.
  54. ^ "Joey Ryan beats Veda Scott by tap out to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight (24/7 Rule) Title". 13 August 2016.
  55. ^ "Chris Masters beats Joey Ryan by submission to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". 14 August 2016.
  56. ^ "Tommy Dreamer beats Chris Masters in first blood match to win DDT Pro Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". 14 August 2016.
  57. ^ Joey Ryan (2016-08-15). "Rocky Romero beats Joey Ryan by submission to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title". Retrieved 2016-08-16.
  58. ^ Joey Ryan (2016-08-16). Jarek 1:20 beats Rocky Romero by forfeit to win DDT Pro Wrestling Ironman Heavymetalweight Title. Retrieved 2016-08-18.
  59. ^ Disturb Reality (2016-08-17). Joey Ryan Reacts to Magic. Retrieved 2016-08-18.
  60. ^ Joey Ryan (18 August 2016). "BREAKING: @lauraclarejames pins Vince McMahon's Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame to win @ddtpro Ironman Title" – via YouTube.
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