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Open the Twin Gate Championship

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Open the Twin Gate Championship
Previous championship design
Details
PromotionDragongate
Date establishedOctober 12, 2007
Current champion(s)Paradox (Dragon Kid and Naruki Doi)
Date wonMay 5, 2024
Other name(s)
Open the Twin Gate Unified Tag Team Championship
Statistics
First champion(s)Speed Muscle
(Masato Yoshino and Naruki Doi)
Most reigns(as team) T-Hawk and Eita (4 reign)
(as individual) Yamato (10 reigns)
Longest reignCK-1
(Cima and Dragon Kid) (397 days)
Shortest reignOsaka06
(Cima and Gamma) (<1 day)
Oldest championMasaaki Mochizuki
(51 years, 49 days)
Youngest championKota Minoura
(21 years, 307 days)

The Open the Twin Gate Championship (オープン・ザ・ツインゲート王座, Ōpun za Tsuingēto Ōza) is a professional wrestling tag team title created and promoted by the Japanese promotion Dragongate. The title was introduced on August 26, 2007, as an interim title for the winners of the first Summer Adventure Tag League tournament. It was then unified with the Wrestle Association R International Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship on October 12, 2007, to determine the inaugural Open the Twin Gate champions. Being a professional wrestling championship, the title is won as a result of a predetermined outcome.

History

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Dragongate had been using the WAR IJ Tag Team Championship since 2006, until 2007 when Masato Yoshino and Naruki Doi were declared interim Open the Twin Gate Champions after winning the first edition of the Summer Adventure Tag League tournament. They later proposed a title unification match against IJ Tag Team Champions Kenichiro Arai and Taku Iwasa. On October 12, during the Gate of Victory tour, Doi and Yoshino won the unification bout at Korakuen Hall, making them the inaugural champions.[1]

Reigns

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As of October 20, 2024, there have been a total of 66 reigns shared between 46 different teams consisting of 46 distinctive champions. The current title holders are Paradox (Dragon Kid and Naruki Doi), who are in their first reign as a team; the fourth for Dragon Kid and eighth for Doi. The teams of Naruki Doi and Yamato, and Cima and Dragon Kid hold the most successful consecutive defenses with nine. Cima and Dragon Kid are also the longest reigning champions, with first reign as a team totaling 397 days.[2][3]

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific team—reign numbers for the individuals are in parentheses, if different
Days Number of days held
Defenses Number of successful defenses
<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 Defenses
1 Muscle Outlaw'z
(Naruki Doi and Masato Yoshino) 		October 12, 2007 The Gate of Victory Tokyo, Japan 1 119 2 Defeated Tozawa-juku (Kenichiro Arai and Taku Iwasa) to unify the International Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship. [4]
2 Tozawa-juku
(Kenichiro Arai and Taku Iwasa) 		February 8, 2008 Truth Gate Tokyo, Japan 1 87 2 [5]
3 Typhoon
(Susumu Yokosuka and Ryo Saito) 		May 5, 2008 Dead or Alive Nagoya, Japan 1 144 3 [6]
4 World-1
(Naruki Doi and Masato Yoshino) 		September 26, 2008 Storm Gate Osaka, Japan 2 9 0 [7]
5 Real Hazard
(Cyber Kong and Yamato) 		October 5, 2008 The Gate of Victory: Opening Day Fukuoka, Japan 1 147 4 [8]
6 Warriors-5
(Susumu Yokosuka and Gamma) 		March 1, 2009 Truth Gate: Final Day Osaka, Japan 1
(2, 1) 		65 1 [9]
7 Real Hazard
(Genki Horiguchi and Ryo Saito) 		May 5, 2009 Dead or Alive 2009 Nagoya, Japan 1
(1, 2) 		135 3 This was a three-way elimination match also involving the team of Kenichiro Arai and Yasushi Kanda. [10]
8 Kamikaze
(Shingo Takagi and Yamato) 		September 17, 2009 Storm Gate Tokyo, Japan 1
(1, 2) 		101 3 [11]
9 Warriors-5
(Cima and Gamma) 		December 27, 2009 The Final Gate 2009 Fukuoka, Japan 1
(1, 2) 		<1 0 [12]
— Vacated December 27, 2009 The Final Gate 2009 Fukuoka, Japan — — — Cima and Gamma returned the title immediately and declared themselves interim champions. [12]
— Warriors-5
(Cima and Gamma) 		December 27, 2009 The Final Gate 2009 Fukuoka, Japan — 45 0 [12]
10 Warriors-5
(Cima and Gamma) 		February 10, 2010 Truth Gate Tokyo, Japan 2
(2, 3) 		40 0 Defeated World-1 (Naruki Doi and Masato Yoshino) to win the vacant championship. [13]
11 Kamikaze
(Shingo Takagi and Cyber Kong) 		March 22, 2010 Compilation Gate 2010 Tokyo, Japan 1
(2, 2) 		52 1 [14]
12 K-neSuka
(Susumu Yokosuka and K-ness.) 		May 13, 2010 Aggressive Gate: Opening Day Tokyo, Japan 1
(3, 1) 		194 4 [15]
13 Naruki Doi and Gamma November 23, 2010 The Gate of Destiny 2010 Osaka, Japan 1
(3, 4) 		48 1 [16]
14 Masaaki Mochizuki and Don Fujii January 10, 2011 2011 Primal Gate Nagoya, Japan 1 27 0 [17]
15 Blood Warriors
(Genki Horiguchi and Ryo Saito) 		February 6, 2011 Truth Gate Fukuoka, Japan 2
(2, 3) 		133 2 [18]
16 Junction Three
(Dragon Kid and Pac) 		June 19, 2011 Champion Gate in Hakata Fukuoka, Japan 1 28 0 [19]
17 Blood Warriors
(Cima and Ricochet) 		July 17, 2011 Kobe Pro–Wrestling Festival 2011 Kobe, Japan 1
(3, 1) 		136 3 [20]
— Vacated November 30, 2011 Blood Warriors Self-Produce: 1st.Blood Tokyo, Japan — — — Cima and Ricochet vacated the championship so Ricochet could focus on his Open the Brave Gate Championship and Cima could focus on going for the Open the Dream Gate Championship. [21]
18 Blood Warriors/Mad Blankey
(B×B Hulk and Akira Tozawa) 		December 1, 2011 Fantastic Gate: Opening Day Tokyo, Japan 1 94 2 Defeated Junction Three Susumu Yokosuka and (Kagetora) to win the vacant championship. [22]
19 Jimmyz
(Jimmy Susumu and Jimmy Kagetora) 		March 4, 2012 Champion Gate in Osaka Osaka, Japan 1
(4, 1) 		98 3 [23]
20 Mad Blankey
(B×B Hulk and "Naoki Tanizaki") 		June 10, 2012 The Gate of Maximum Sapporo, Japan 1
(2, 1) 		7 0 [24]
21 Jimmyz
(Jimmy Susumu and Jimmy Kagetora) 		June 17, 2012 Champion Gate in Hakata Fukuoka, Japan 2
(5, 2) 		35 0 This was a three-way match, also involving the team of Kenichiro Arai and K-ness.. [25]
22 Akatsuki
(Shingo Takagi and Yamato) 		July 22, 2012 Kobe Pro–Wrestling Festival 2012 Kobe, Japan 2
(3, 3) 		63 1 [26]
23 Team Veteran Returns
(Masaaki Mochizuki and Don Fujii) 		September 23, 2012 Dangerous Gate 2012 Tokyo, Japan 2 160 6 [27]
24 Mad Blankey
(B×B Hulk and Uhaa Nation) 		March 2, 2013 Champion Gate in Osaka Osaka, Japan 1
(3, 1) 		64 1 [28]
25 Akatsuki
(Shingo Takagi and Yamato) 		May 5, 2013 Dead or Alive 2013 Nagoya, Japan 3
(4, 4) 		41 1 [29]
26 Mad Blankey
(B×B Hulk and Akira Tozawa) 		June 15, 2013 Champion Gate in Hakata Fukuoka, Japan 2
(4, 2) 		36 0 [30]
27 World-1 International
(Naruki Doiand Ricochet) 		July 21, 2013 Kobe Pro-Wrestling Festival 2013 Kobe, Japan 1
(4, 2) 		40 0 [31]
28 We Are Team Veteran
(Dragon Kid and K-ness.) 		August 30, 2013 The Gate of Generation Kobe, Japan 1
(2, 2) 		8 0 [32]
— Vacated September 7, 2013 Summer Adventure Tag League 2013 Osaka, Japan — — — Title vacated after Dragon Kid suffered a knee injury. [1]
— Millennials
(T-Hawk and Eita) 		September 28, 2013 Summer Adventure Tag League 2013 Kobe, Japan — 36 0 Defeated Mad Blankey (B×B Hulk and Yamato) in the finals of the 2013 Summer Adventure Tag League to become interim champions. [1]
29 Millennials
(T-Hawk and Eita) 		November 3, 2013 The Gate of Destiny 2013 Osaka, Japan 1
(2, 1) 		35 0 Defeated former champions We Are Team Veteran (Dragon Kid and K-ness.) to become the official champions. [33]
30 Mad Blankey
(Naruki Doi and Yamato) 		December 8, 2013 Fantastic Gate Sapporo, Japan 1
(5, 5) 		14 0 [34]
31 Monster Express
(Shingo Takagi and Akira Tozawa) 		December 22, 2013 The Final Gate 2013 Fukuoka, Japan 1
(5, 3) 		210 5 [35]
32 Millennials
(T-Hawk and Eita) 		July 20, 2014 Kobe Pro–Wrestling Festival 2014 Kobe, Japan 2
(3, 2) 		105 2 [36]
33 Osaka06
(Cima and Gamma) 		November 2, 2014 The Gate of Destiny 2014 Osaka, Japan 3
(4, 5) 		31 0 [37]
34 Millennials
(T-Hawk and Eita) 		December 3, 2014 Fantastic Gate: Opening Day Tokyo, Japan 3
(4, 3) 		25 0 [38]
35 Mad Blankey
(Yamato and Cyber Kong) 		December 28, 2014 The Final Gate 2014 Fukuoka, Japan 2
(6, 3) 		63 0 [39]
36 Monster Express
(Masato Yoshino and Shachihoko Boy) 		March 1, 2015 Champion Gate 2016 in Osaka Osaka, Japan 1
(3, 1) 		104 2 [40]
37 Mad Blankey/VerserK
(Naruki Doi and Yamato) 		June 13, 2015 Champion Gate 2015 in Hakata Fukuoka, Japan 2
(6, 7) 		267 9 Mad Blankey disbanded and their reign continued under the VerserK unit. [41]
38 Monster Express
(T-Hawk and Big R Shimizu) 		March 6, 2016 Champion Gate 2016 in Osaka Osaka, Japan 1
(5, 1) 		105 1 [42]
39 Jimmyz
(Jimmy Susumu and Jimmy Kagetora) 		June 19, 2016 The Gate of Maximum 2016 Kyoto, Japan 3
(6, 3) 		137 4 [43]
40 Over Generation
(Cima and Dragon Kid) 		November 3, 2016 The Gate of Destiny 2016 Osaka, Japan 1
(5, 3) 		397 9 [44]
— Vacated December 5, 2017 Fantastic Gate 2017 Tokyo, Japan — — — Title vacated when Masaaki Mochizuki, Don Fujii and Cima were defeated by T-Hawk, Eita and El Lindaman in a six-man tag team match with the stipulation that Cima and Dragon Kid had to vacate the title if Cima's team lost. [1][45]
41 VerserK/Antias
(T-Hawk and Eita) 		December 23, 2017 The Final Gate 2017 Fukuoka, Japan 4
(6, 4) 		134 2 Defeated Cima and Susumu Yokosuka to win the vacant titles. [46]
42 MaxiMuM
(Big R Shimizu and Ben-K) 		May 6, 2018 Dead or Alive 2018 Nagoya, Japan 1
(2, 1) 		77 1 [47]
43 Tribe Vanguard
(Yamato and B×B Hulk) 		July 22, 2018 Kobe Pro-Wrestling Festival 2018 Kobe, Japan 1
(8, 5) 		151 3 [48]
— Vacated December 20, 2018 — Tokyo, Japan — — — Title vacated after B×B Hulk suffered a neck injury. [1]
44 R.E.D./Big Ben
(Big R Shimizu and Ben-K) 		December 23, 2018 The Final Gate 2018 Fukuoka, Japan 2
(3, 2) 		126 2 Defeated MaxiMuM (Naruki Doi and Masato Yoshino), MexaBlood (Bandido and Flamita) and Tribe Vanguard (Yamato and Kagetora) in a four-way elimination match to win the vacant championship. [49]
45 Tribe Vanguard
(Yamato and Kai) 		April 28, 2019 The Gate of Passion 2019 Fukuoka, Japan 1
(9, 1) 		84 0 First defense ended in a no contest when R.E.D. interfered. [50]
46 R.E.D.
(Eita and Big R Shimizu) 		July 21, 2019 Kobe Pro-Wrestling Festival 2019 Kobe, Japan 1
(5, 4) 		147 3 This was a three-way elimination match, also involving MaxiMuM (Naruki Doi and Kaito Ishida). [51]
47 Tribe Vanguard
(Yamato and B×B Hulk) 		December 15, 2019 The Final Gate 2019 Fukuoka, Japan 2
(10, 6) 		6 0 [52]
— Vacated December 21, 2019 — — — — — Vacated when B×B Hulk betrayed Tribe Vanguard and left the unit. [1]
48 R.E.D.
(B×B Hulk and Kazma Sakamoto) 		January 15, 2020 Open The New Year Gate 2020 Tokyo, Japan 1
(7, 1) 		200 1 Defeated Team Dragon Gate (Yamato and Ben-K) in a tournament final to win the vacant championship. [53]
49 Team Dragon Gate
(Jason Lee and Kota Minoura) 		August 2, 2020 Memorial Gate 2020 in Wakayama Wakayama, Japan 1 104 2 [54]
— Vacated November 14, 2020 — — — — — Vacated when Jason Lee couldn't work due to a high fever. [1]
50 R.E.D.
(B×B Hulk and Kai) 		November 15, 2020 Kobe Pro-Wrestling Festival 2020 Kobe, Japan 1
(8, 2) 		112 3 Defeated Team Dragon Gate (Yamato and Kota Minoura) to win the vacant title. [55]
51 Masaaki Mochizuki and Takashi Yoshida March 7, 2021 Champion Gate 2021 in Osaka Osaka, Japan 1
(3, 4) 		59 1 Yoshida was previously known as Cyber Kong. [56]
52 R.E.D.
(Kaito Ishida and Kazma Sakamoto) 		May 5, 2021 Dead or Alive 2021 Aichi, Japan 1
(1, 2) 		87 0 [57]
53 Natural Vibes
(Susumu Yokosuka and King Shimizu) 		July 31, 2021 Kobe Pro-Wrestling Festival 2021 Kobe, Japan 1
(7, 5) 		119 3 King Shimizu was previously known as Big R Shimizu. [58]
54 Naruki Doi and Takashi Yoshida November 27, 2021 Gate of Origin 2021 Sendai, Japan 1
(7, 5) 		29 0 [59]
55 R.E.D.
(SB Kento and H.Y.O) 		December 26, 2021 The Final Gate 2021 Fukuoka, Japan 1 18 0 [60]
56 D'Courage
(Dragon Dia and Yuki Yoshioka) 		January 13, 2022 Open the New Year Gate 2022: Final Burst Out! K-ness. Forever Tokyo, Japan 1 112 3 [61]
57 Z-Brats
(Diamante and Shun Skywalker) 		May 5, 2022 Dead or Alive 2022 Nagoya, Japan 1 86 1 [62]
58 Kung Fu Masters
(Jacky "Funky" Kamei and Jason Lee) 		July 30, 2022 Kobe World 2022: Último Dragón Debut 35th Anniversary Kobe, Japan 1
(1, 2) 		51 0 [63]
59 D'Courage
(Dragon Dia and Madoka Kikuta) 		September 19, 2022 Dangerous Gate 2022 Tokyo, Japan 1
(2, 1) 		74 1 [64]
60 Z-Brats
(B×B Hulk and Kai) 		December 2, 2022 Fantastic Gate 2022 Sapporo, Japan 2
(9, 3) 		2 0 Hulk and Kai won the titles previously while being part of R.E.D.. [65]
61 Natural Vibes
(Kzy and Big Boss Shimizu) 		December 4, 2022 Fantastic Gate 2022 Sapporo, Japan 1
(1, 6) 		121 6 [66]
62 Kongo
(Kenoh and Shuji Kondo) 		April 4, 2023 Buyuden Zero Tokyo, Japan 1 59 1 [67]
63 M3K
(Susumu Mochizuki and Yasushi Kanda) 		June 2, 2023 Rainbow Gate 2023 Tokyo, Japan 1
(8, 1) 		156 3 Mochizuki was previously known as Susumu Yokosuka and Jimmy Susumu. [68]
64 D'Courage
(Yuki Yoshioka and Dragon Dia) 		November 5, 2023 The Gate of Destiny 2023 Osaka, Japan 2
(2, 3) 		44 0 [69]
— Vacated December 19, 2023 — — — — — [1]
65 Kaito Kiyomiya and Alejandro December 24, 2023 The Final Gate 2023 Fukuoka, Japan 1 133 1 Defeated Gold Class (Kota Minoura and Ben-K) to win the vacant titles. [70]
66 Paradox
(Dragon Kid and Naruki Doi) 		May 5, 2024 Dead or Alive 2024 Nagoya, Japan 1
(4, 8) 		168+ 2 [71]

Combined reigns

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As of October 20, 2024.

Former champions Junction Three (Dragon Kid and Pac) with the titles in 2011.
† Indicates the current champions

By team

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Rank Team No. of
reigns 		Combined
defenses 		Combined days
1 Over Generation
(Cima and Dragon Kid)		 1 9 397
2 Antias/Millennials/VerserK
(T-Hawk and Eita)		 4 4 299
3 Mad Blankey/VerserK
(Naruki Doi and Yamato)		 2 9 281
4 Jimmyz
(Jimmy Kagetora and Jimmy Susumu)		 3 7 270
5 Blood Warriors/Real Hazard
(Genki Horiguchi and Ryo Saito)		 2 5 268
6 Mad Blankey/Real Hazard
(Cyber Kong and Yamato)		 2 6 210
Monster Express
(Akira Tozawa and Shingo Takagi)		 1 5 210
8 Akatsuki
(Shingo Takagi and Yamato)		 3 5 205
9 MaxiMuM/R.E.D.
(Big R Shimizu and Ben-K)		 2 3 203
10 R.E.D.
(B×B Hulk and Kazma Sakamoto)		 1 1 200
11 K-neSuka
(K-ness. and Susumu Yokosuka)		 1 4 194
12 Team Veteran Returns
(Don Fujii and Masaaki Mochizuki)		 2 6 187
13 Paradox
(Dragon Kid and Naruki Doi) †		 1 2 168+
14 Tribe Vanguard
(B×B Hulk and Yamato)		 2 3 157
15 M3K
(Susumu Mochizuki and Yasushi Kanda)		 1 3 156
16 R.E.D.
(Big R Shimizu and Eita)		 1 3 147
17 D'Courage
(Dragon Dia and Yuki Yoshioka)		 2 3 156
18 Typhoon
(Ryo Saito and Susumu Yokosuka)		 1 3 144
19 Blood Warriors
(Cima and Ricochet)		 1 3 136
20 Alejandro and Kaito Kiyomiya 1 1 133
21 Blood Warriors/Mad Blankey
(Akira Tozawa and B×B Hulk)		 2 2 130
22 Muscle Outlaw'z/World-1
(Masato Yoshino and Naruki Doi)		 2 2 128
23 Natural Vibes
(Big Boss Shimizu and Kzy)		 1 6 121
24 Natural Vibes
(Susumu Yokosuka and King Shimizu)		 1 3 119
25 R.E.D./Z-Brats
(Kai and B×B Hulk)		 2 3 114
26 Monster Express
(Big R Shimizu and T-Hawk)		 1 1 105
27 Monster Express
(Masato Yoshino and Shachihoko Boy)		 1 2 104
Team Dragon Gate
(Jason Lee and Kota Minoura)		 1 2 104
29 Tozawa-juku
(Kenichiro Arai and Taku Iwasa)		 1 2 87
R.E.D.
(Kaito Ishida and Kazma Sakamoto)		 1 0 87
31 Z-Brats
(Shun Skywalker and Diamante)		 1 1 86
32 Tribe Vanguard
(Kai and Yamato)		 1 0 84
33 D'Courage
(Dragon Dia and Madoka Kikuta)		 1 1 74
34 Osaka06/Warriors-5
(Cima and Gamma)		 3 0 71
35 Warriors-5
(Gamma and Susumu Yokosuka)		 1 1 65
36 Mad Blankey
(B×B Hulk and Uhaa Nation)		 1 1 64
37 Kongo
(Kenoh and Shuji Kondo)		 1 1 59
Masaaki Mochizuki and Takashi Yoshida 1 1 59
39 Kamikaze
(Cyber Kong and Shingo Takagi)		 1 1 52
40 Kung Fu Masters
(Jason Lee and Jacky "Funky" Kamei)		 1 0 51
41 Gamma and Naruki Doi 1 1 48
42 World-1 International
(Naruki Doi and Ricochet)		 1 0 40
43 Naruki Doi and Takashi Yoshida 1 0 29
44 Junction Three
(Dragon Kid and Pac)		 1 0 28
45 R.E.D.
(SB Kento and H.Y.O)		 1 0 18
46 We Are Team Veteran
(Dragon Kid and K-ness.)		 1 0 8

By wrestler

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Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns 		Combined
defenses 		Combined days
1 Susumu Yokosuka/Susumu Mochizuki/Jimmy Susumu 8 21 948
2 Yamato 10 21 937
3 Big R Shimizu/Big Boss Shimizu/King Shimizu 6 16 695
4 Naruki Doi † 8 14 694+
5 BxB Hulk 9 10 672
6 Cima 5 12 604
7 Dragon Kid † 4 11 601+
8 Shingo Takagi 5 11 467
9 Eita 5 7 446
10 Ryo Saito 3 8 412
11 T-Hawk/"Naoki Tanizaki" 6 5 411
12 Cyber Kong/Takashi Yoshida 5 6 350
13 Akira Tozawa 3 7 340
14 Kazma Sakamoto 2 1 287
15 Jimmy Kagetora 3 7 270
16 Genki Horiguchi 2 5 268
17 Masaaki Mochizuki 3 7 246
18 Masato Yoshino 3 4 232
19 Dragon Dia 3 4 230
20 K-ness. 2 4 204
21 Ben-K 2 3 203
22 Kai 3 3 198
23 Don Fujii 2 6 187
24 Gamma 5 2 184
25 Ricochet 2 3 176
26 Yuki Yoshioka 2 3 156
Yasushi Kanda 1 3 156
28 Jason Lee 2 2 155
29 Alejandro 1 1 133
Kaito Kiyomiya 1 1 133
31 Kzy 1 6 121
32 Kota Minoura 1 2 104
Shachihoko Boy 1 2 104
34 Kenichiro Arai 1 1 87
Taku Iwasa 1 1 87
Kaito Ishida 1 0 87
37 Shun Skywalker 1 1 86
Diamante 1 1 86
39 Madoka Kikuta 1 1 74
40 Uhaa Nation 1 1 64
41 Kenoh 1 1 59
Shuji Kondo 1 1 59
43 Jacky "Funky" Kamei 1 0 51
44 Pac 1 0 28
45 SB Kento 1 0 18
H.Y.O 1 0 18

See also

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