Trial Series History
From time to time, a performer will undergo a number of tough
singles matches known as a trial series. The reasons for the trial can greatly
vary. It could be for a rookie looking to step up his game, or for a fat person
to celebrate his diet. They tend to be extremely tough, and it is not uncommon
for the competitor to lose every single match. Still, they are usually stronger
for it, due to the valuable experience gained.
One note about this list; Kenichiro Arai had a series of matches called the "Kenichiro Arai Fresh Start
Re-Pursuit of Skill" (loosely translated). It was 25 matches long, and ran from
1/16/2000 through 6/26/2000, and he won all but the last one. He followed that
up by winning the NWA Welterweight Title on the first show after the 25th match.
It wasn't exactly a trial, so I am not including it here.
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Stalker Ichikawa Bosou 10
Match Series
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Hollywood Stalker Ichikawa Bosou 10 Match Series
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Iwasa Gundam Road to Formation 15 Match Series
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Naoki Tanizakis' Road to DO FIXER ~ Surfing 10 Match Series
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Tozawa 10 Match Trial Series
● Yamato Onodera Pre-US Excursion 5 Match Series
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m.c.KZ Pre-Mexico Excursion 5 Match Series
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Akira Tozawa Diet 7 Match Series
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Super Shenlong 50 Match Trial Series
Stalker Ichikawa Bosou 10 Match Series
The Bosou 10 Match Series was a series pitting the weakest
wrestler in the world against famous opponents from the world of pro-wrestling.
It ran from August 2000 through September 2002. In typical Stalker fashion, he
lost every match. Several matches were performed in cosplay fashion, with
Stalker taking on the persona of various famous wrestlers.
Final Record: 0-10
#1 -
8/15/2000 Hyogo, Kobe Chicken George "Premium Live Match
vol 11"
Masaji Aoyagi
(2:00 Towel Thrown In -> TKO) Stalker Ichikawa
#2 -
8/24/2000 Tokyo, Korakuen Hall
Arashi (9:10 Elbow Drop)
Stalker Ichikawa
#3 -
10/01/2000 Tokyo,
Differ Ariake
TARUtimo Dragon
(7:54-La Magistral) Jushin Stalker Ichikawa
#4 -
10/12/2000 Hyogo, Kobe
Chicken George "Premium Live Match vol 13"
Alexander Otsuka
(7:40 41 Revolution Giant Swing) Stalker Ichikawa
#5 -
3/17/2001 Tokyo, Differ Ariake
Tachikari
(3:44 Give Up) Bruiser Ichikawa
*Stalker
was scared of being hit with a Nodowa Otoshi, so he gave up
#6 -
5/12/2001 Tokyo, Korakuen Hall
Great Kabuki (4:11 Poison Fog -> Ref Stop) Stalker Ichikawa
#7 -
2/24/2002 Tokyo,
Korakuen Hall
Mitsuhiro
Matsunaga (5:03 Give Up) Tiger Jeet Ichikawa
*Stalker was scared of being hit with a sword, so he gave up
#8 -
5/19/2002 Tokyo, Differ Ariake
Kintaro Kanemura (7:44
Thunder Fire Power Bomb) Stalker Ichikawa
#9 -
6/7/2002 Tokyo,
Korakuen Hall
Takashi Okamura
(0:05 Flying Knee Strike) Stalker Ichikawa
Restart: Takashi Okamura (3:04 Failed Chair Attack -> One Foot Pin Fall) Stalker
Ichikawa
#10 -
9/8/2002 Tokyo, Ariake Collosseum ~ Absolutamente ~
Ultimo Dragoncito (3:33 Reversed Figure Four) Ric Ichikawa Flair
Hollywood Stalker Ichikawa
Bosou 10 Match Series
After Stalker Ichikawa "retired", and returned as Stalker Ichikawa Z, he
announced his intentions to start a new Bosou 10 Match Series. It followed the
same premise as the first, but this time the names that came to face him were
even bigger than his prior undertaking. He changed his name to Hollywood Stalker
Ichikawa as the series progressed. He also performed one match under the
ICHIKAWA character, which was a parody of the heel persona of opponent The Great
Sasuke. Stalker managed to win that match, when Sasuke nearly killed himself, as
usual. This would be the only win Stalker gained during this new series.
Final Record: 1-9
#1 -
3/25/2007 Mie, Tsu City Gym ~MEMORIAL GATE 2007~
Jun Akiyama (4:50 Towel Throw->TKO) Stalker Ichikawa Z
*Akiyama had Stalker in position for the Exploder, so Stalkers' wife Namiko
threw in the towel
#2 -
7/1/2007 Hyogo, Kobe World Hall
Yuji Nagata (5:05 Left Middle Kick) Hollywood Stalker Ichikawa
#3 -
5/5/2008 Aichi, Aichi Prefectural Gym ~ DEAD or ALIVE
Shinobu Kandori (0:18 Wakigatame) Hollywood Stalker Ichikawa
Restart: Shinobu Kandori (0:33 Jujigatame) Hollywood Stalker Ichikawa
#4 -
7/27/2008 Hyogo, Kobe World Hall~ Dragon Gate Kobe Pro Wrestling
Festival 2008
ICHIKAWA (6:23 Sasuke Senton Atomico from Ladder Jibaku->Pinfall) The
Great Sasuke
#5 -
9/5/2008 California, Bell Gardens John Anson Ford Park - Dragon Gate
Friday LA Extreme Night
Necro Butcher (0:18 Face Punch) Hollywood Stalker Ichikawa
Restart: Necro Butcher (6:23 Tiger Driver) Hollywood Stalker Ichikawa
#6 -
11/16/2008 Osaka, Osaka
Prefectural Gym Main Stadium ~THE GATE OF DESTINY 2008
Shiro Koshinaka
(3:43 Diving Hip Attack) Hollywood Stalker Ichikawa
#7 -
12/28/2008 Fukuoka,
Fukuoka Kokusai Center
Akebono (2:41 Running Body Press) Hollywood Stalker
Ichikawa
#8 -
3/22/2009 Tokyo,
Ryougoku Kokugikan
Kensuke Sasaki (1:30 Northern Light Bomb) Hollywood Stalker
Ichikawa
#9 - 7/8/2009 Tokyo, Shin-Kiba
1st Ring~WARRIORS-5 Independent Performance "Ichoume Wasshoi! Wasshoi!
Ultraman Robin (7:11 Dos Caras Special) Hollywood Stalker
Ichikawa
#10 -
7/19/2009 Hyogo, Kobe World Hall ~Dragon Gate Pro Wrestling Festival in
Kobe 2009
Abdullah The Butcher (2:34 Elbow Drop) Hollywood Stalker Ichikawa
Iwasa Gundam Road to Formation ~ 15 Match Series
In the summer of 2003, Takamichi Iwasa found himself without a unit. He had been
deceived by Crazy MAX. They spent several months aiding him in a "Takamichi
Iwasa Strengthening Campaign" that he had been tricked into believing would end
with his membership in the unit. When they chose JUN instead of him, he decided
to take matters into his own hands and form his own unit. He joined up with
Raimu Mishima, who had recently been kicked out of Shin M2K for being
terrible. He named the group Iwasa Gundam, and set out to recruit more members.
The problem was, the Toryumon Japan office refused to recognize his group as an
official unit. President Takashi Okamura agreed to recognize them as an official
unit, if Iwasa could win a single match out his 15 match series. Due to a sudden
crippling weakness to the Camel Clutch, he lost all 15. To his credit, he only
actually gave up in the last match. The prior 14 were lost by Mishima throwing
in the towel. The match against Stalker Ichikawa was considered to be their best
chance, and Iwasa actually was close to victory. He put Stalker in a Camel
Clutch of his own. Disaster struck when in his excitement, Mishima accidentally
dropped the towel into the ring. Stalker won the match by TKO. The final match
was against Mishima himself, who won with a broken arm. The pair left for warrior
training in the US after the final match. They returned after finding their true
American heritage as Michael & Daniel, the Florida Brothers.
Final Record: 0-15
#1 -
7/25/2003 Chiba, Funabashi Arena
SUWA (2:43 Camel Clutch ~ Towel Throw TKO
) Takamichi Iwasa
#2 -
7/27/2003 Yamaguchi, Kaikyou Messe Shizuoka
Magnum TOKYO (3:16 Camel
Clutch
~ Towel Throw TKO)
Takamichi Iwasa
#3 -
7/29/2003 Hyogo, Kobe Chicken George~Premium Live Match vol 42
CIMA (4:20 Camel Clutch
~ Towel Throw TKO)
Takamichi Iwasa
#4 -
8/2/2003 Kanagawa, Sagamihara Synthesis Gymnasium
Masaaki Mochizuki (3:18 Camel Clutch ~ Towel Throw TKO) Takamichi Iwasa
#5 -
8/9/2003 Hokkaido, Sapporo Taisen Hall
Kenichiro Arai (4:05 Camel Clutch ~ Towel Throw TKO) Takamichi Iwasa
#6 -
8/10/2003 Hokkaido, Sapporo Taisen Hall
Takashi Okamura (4:42 Camel Clutch ~ Towel Throw TKO) Takamichi Iwasa
#7 -
8/23/2003
Chiba, Chiba Port Arena
Milano Collection AT (4:52 Camel Clutch ~ Towel Throw TKO) Takamichi Iwasa
#8 -
8/30/2003 Tokyo, Korakuen Hall
Stalker Ichikawa (4:00 Camel Clutch ~Towel Throw TKO) Takamichi Iwasa
#9 -
8/31/2003
Tokyo, Hachioji Civic Hall
Touru Owashi (4:58 Camel Clutch ~ Towel Throw TKO) Takamichi Iwasa
#10 -
9/5/2003 Hiroshima, Hiroshima Green Arena
Don Fujii (2:14 Camel Clutch ~ Towel Throw TKO) Takamichi Iwasa
#11 -
9/14/2003 Shizuoka, Shimizu Marine Building
Susumu Yokosuka (3:46 Camel Clutch ~ Towel Throw TKO) Takamichi Iwasa
#12 -
9/17/2003 Yamaguchi, Ube Tawarada Commemoration Gymnasium
BATAyan (3:57 Camel Clutch ~ Towel Throw TKO) Takamichi Iwasa
#13 -
9/19/2003 Hyogo Awaji State Head Market Labor Center
K-ness (2:40 Camel Clutch ~ Towel Throw TKO) Takamichi Iwasa
#14 -
9/22/2003 Hyogo, Kobe Chicken George "Premium Live Match vol 44"
TARU (4:05 Camel Clutch ~ Towel Throw TKO) Takamichi Iwasa
#15 -
10/5/2003 Miyagi, Zepp Sendai
Raimu Mishima (4:59 Camel Clutch) Takamichi Iwasa
Naoki Tanizakis' Road to DO FIXER ~ Surfing 10 Match Series
After joining Toryumon Japan from Toryumon X, Naoki Tanizaki had aligned himself
with former surf enthusiast Genki Horiguchi. Horiguchi was a member of Do FIXER,
so Tanizaki seemed to become a member by association. DF leader Magnum TOKYO was
generally not impressed by Tanizaki, so he flat out told him he was not a
member. Tanizaki pressed Magnum to allow him to join. Magnum agreed, if Naoki
could win a single match in his ten match series. Magnum himself handled the
first match, before Naoki faced a murderer's row of opponents. Naoki had one
chance at victory, against perennial loser Shogo Takagi. Magnum interfered to
ensure Naoki lost. After the initial ten matches were over, Magnum agreed to
extend his trial by five matches. These all took place at the Odaiba Adventure
King Mainichi Pro Wrestling premium matches. Magnum used the extra time to
further embarrass Naoki. At one point he forced him to change his ring costume
to swimmer style Speedo trunks. He also had to perform a dance with the
similarly not-so-dressed cast of the swimming themed Fuji TV show Water Boys.
Naoki lost all of his matches, and was outright refused membership to DF. He
decided to change his hairstyle and join the Iron Perm team with Don Fujii &
Second Doi. After the Rey de Parejas tournament, the Perms exploded, and Naoki
was left laying in the ring. Magnum came out, and gave the unconscious Naoki his
DF shirt.
Final Record: 0-15
#1 -
7/16/2004 Fukuoka,
Kokura-kita Gym
Magnum TOKYO (5:55 Egoist Driver) Naoki Tanizaki
#2 -
7/17/2004 Miyazaki,Nobeoka Gymnasium
Touru Owashi (9:26 Diving Body Press) Naoki Tanizaki
#3-
7/18/2004 Nagasaki, NCC&Studio
SUWA (6:16 FFF) Naoki Tanizaki
#4 -
7/19/2004 Nagasaki,
Sasebo Gymnastics Culture Hall
Masaaki Mochizuki (6:14 Twister) Naoki Tanizaki
#5 -
7/21/2004 Oita, Oita
Event Hall
Don Fujii (7:57 Nodowa Elbow) Naoki Tanizaki
#6 -
7/22/2003 Kumamoto,
Kumamoto Kungham Hall
CIMA (14:26 Nadareshiki Neji to Hashi) Naoki
Tanizaki
#7-
7/23/2004 Fukuoka, Kurume Research Park
Dragon Kid (7:54 Christo) Naoki Tanizaki
#8 -
7/24/2004 Saga,
Modoromi-cho Culture Gymnasium
Shuji Kondo (7:57 King Kong Lariat) Naoki Tanizaki
#9 -
7/25/2004 Kagoshima,
Kagoshima Arena
Milano Collection AT (11:41 AT Lock) Naoki Tanizaki
#10 -
8/1/2004 Tokyo,
Differ Ariake
Shogo Takagi (8:45 School Boy From Magnum TOKYO Blue Box) Naoki Tanizaki
Retrial #1 -
8/7/2004
Aichi, Kariya AiAi Hall
CIMA (7:51 Nadareshiki Neji to Hashi) Naoki Tanizaki
Retrial #2 -
8/10/2004 Odaiba, Mainichi Pro Wrestling ~PREMIUM
MATCH 2nd Stage~
Susumu Yokosuka (6:34 Yokosuka Cutter) Naoki Tanizaki
Retrial #3 - 8/17/2004 Odaiba, Mainichi Pro Wrestling ~PREMIUM
MATCH 3rd Stage~
YOSSINO (4:25 Sol Naciente) Naoki Tanizaki
Retrial #4 - 8/24/2004 Odaiba, Mainichi Pro Wrestling ~PREMIUM
MATCh 4th Stage~
Stalker Ichikawa (3:33 TKO) Naoki Tanizaki
*DF threw in the towel after Stalker used the Kancho
Retrial #5 - 8/31/2004 Odaiba, Mainichi Pro Wrestling ~PREMIUM
MATCH Final Stage~
Michael Iwasa, Daniel Mishima{W} (6:49 Backdrop Hold) Naoki Tanizaki
Tozawa 10 Match Trial Series
Two months into his career, Tozawa was not showing much progression. He was
given a trial series, to assess his development. He failed miserably, and was
sent back to the dojo for more training. He returned in October for his
re-debut.
Final Record: 0-10
#1 -
6/4/2005 Hokkaido, Sapporo Taisen Hall
Super Shisa (5:12 Riverina) Tozawa
#2 -
6/5/2005 Hokkaido,
Sapporo Taisen Hall
K-ness (5:18 Half
Crab Hold) Tozawa
#3 -
6/11/2005 Aichi, Tokai
Citizens Hall
Naruki Doi (7:04
Bakatare Sliding Kick) Tozawa
#4 -
6/12/2005 Saitama,
Kawagoe Pepe Hall Atlas
Masaaki Mochizuki
(6:00 Yokosuka Cutter) Tozawa
#5 -
6/18/2005 Gifu, Gifu
Chamber of Commerce and Industrial Hall
Shingo Takagi
(6:32 Last Falcony) Tozawa
#6 -
6/19/2005 Shizuoka,
Twin Messe Shizuoka
Naoki Tanizaki
(8:14 Biting Dog) Tozawa
#7 -
6/20/2005 Tochigi,
Utsunomiya Preectural Gym
Susumu Yokosuka
(8:23 Yokosuka Story) Tozawa
#8 -
6/22/2005 Tokyo,
Korakuen Hall
Katsuhiko
Nakajima (6:17 R16) Tozawa
#9 -
6/25/2005 Fukui, Sun
Pier Tsuruga
Magnitude
Kishiwada (2:44 Diving Body Press) Tozawa
#10 -
7/3/2005 Hyogo, Kobe, Kobe World Hall ~DRAGON GATE
Pro Wrestling Festival
2005 in Kobe~
Ken'chiro Arai
(5:46 Hanshin Tiger Suplex) Tozawa
Yamato Onodera Pre-US Excursion 5 Match Series
As his prize for winning the 2007 NEX-1 tournament, Yamato Onodera won a
learning excursion to the United States. He would spend several months training
with Shingo Takagi in the newly established Dragon Gate USA dojo in Houston.
Before he left, he faced off with the last five Dream Gate champions in a tough
series. Despite losing all five, he showed the great potential that would be
unlocked upon his return in May as YAMATO.
Final Record: 0-5
#1 -
1/21/2007 Hyogo, Kobe Sambo Hall
Magnitude Kishiwada (9:32 Diving Body Press) Yamato Onodera
#2 -
1/27/2007 Shizuoka, Act City Hamamatsu
Ryo Saito (9:17 Dragon Suplex Hold) Yamato Onodera
#3 -
1/28/2007 Kyoto, KBS Hall
Don Fujii (11:17 Nice German) Yamato Onodera
#4 -
2/11/2007 Wakayama, Wakayama Prefectural Gym
Susumu Yokosuka (11:33 Mugen) Yamato Onodera
#5 -
2/12/2007 Hyogo, SITE KOBE
Masaaki Mochizuki (12:28 Nadareshiki Twister 2) Yamato Onodera
m.c.KZ Pre-Mexico Excursion 5 Match Series
KZ chose to go to Mexico for his NEX-1 prize in 2008. His time would be spent
learning the ways of Lucha Libre with the legendary Jorge Rivera. His trial
series was also against five Dream Gate champions, with a bonus match against
Masato Yoshino on the eve of his departure. He returned four months later as a
member of WORLD-1
Final Record: 0-6
#1 -
2/8/2008 Tokyo, Korakuen Hall
Masaaki Mochizuki (9:32 Shin Saikyou High Kick) m.c.KZ
#2 -
2/15/2008 Hyogo, SITE KOBE
Shingo Takagi (12:54 MADE IN JAPAN) m.c.KZ
#3 -
2/17/2008 Kyoto, Kyoto KBS Hall
Susumu Yokosuka (13:01 Mexico Jidai) m.c.KZ
#4 -
2/23/2008 Aichi, Nagoya Telepia Hall
Don Fujii (9:40 Boston Crab) m.c.KZ
#5 -
2/24/2008 Fukui, Fukui City Gym
Naruki Doi (11:39 Bakatare Sliding Kick) m.c.KZ
Extra -
2/26/2008 Dragon Gate Arena~Sanctuary.27 m.c.KZ
Mexico Excursion Farewell
Masato Yoshino (14:22
Sol Naciente) m.c.KZ
Akira Tozawa Diet 7 Match Series
After his early 2008 bulk up brought him even less success than he had before,
he began to see the limitations of being a great big fat person. He vowed to
abandon his metabolic ways, and went on a diet. To celebrate his decreasing
weight, he began the second trial series of his career. He was actually quite
successful, winning three matches (albeit one by DQ). After defeating lifelong
nemesis Don Fujii in the finale, he demanded Tozawajuku be allowed to challenge
for the Triangle Gate. It would be his first challenge for the belts. The
champion Zetsurin team refused to accept. Tozawa persisted, so the Zetsurins
eventually agreed if he Tozawajuku unit was put up in return. Perhaps high off
his win, the overconfident Tozawa agreed without consulting the others. They
lost, so Tozawajuku ended. Undeterred, the slim & trim Tozawa quickly went to
Shingo Takagi, saying that for Tozawa to reach the next stage of his career, he
needed Takagi. They would go on to form KAMIKAZE.
Final Record: 3-2-2
#1 -
8/9/2008 Tokyo, Korakuen Hall
Magnitude Kishiwada
(4:05 Crab Hold) Akira Tozawa
#2 -
8/14/2008 Aichi Nagoya Telepia Hall
Akira Tozawa (5;50 DQ from RH Intrusion) Genki Horiguchi
#3 -
8/31/2008 Fukuoka, Hakata Star Lanes
Akira Tozawa (10:26 Tozawajuku Hiden: Ganki) Super Shisa
#4 -
9/11/2008 Tokyo, Korakuen Hall
Taku Iwasa (12:21 Tozawajuku Saishuu Ougi: Noshigami) Akira Tozawa
#5 -
9/20/2008 Kyoto, KBS
Hall
Akira Tozawa
(20:00 Draw) Masaaki Mochizuki
#6 -
9/26/2008 Osaka, Osaka
Prefectural Gym 2nd Stadium
Akira Tozawa
(9:14 No Contest from RH Intrusion) BxB Hulk
#7 -
10/10/2008 Tokyo,
Korakuen Hall
Akira Tozawa
(8:14 HIMEI Cutback) Don Fujii
Super Shenlong 50 Match Trial Series
Inspired by the success of the Tozawa Diet Series, Super Shenlong decided to
take it one step further. He joked that he wanted a FIFTY match series. Whether
he was joking or not, he got his wish. The series started in October 2008, and
took over two and a half years to complete. The matches took place all over the
DG radar. Some were on the regular tours, some were dark matches, some took
place in NEX, and others on independent performances such as Buyuden & from
WORLD-1. The finale was held in his hometown of Toki, in Gifu. Unfortunately for
Shenlong, his efforts didn't pay off with an improvement in rank or perception.
Final Record: 1-48-1
#1 - 10/6/2008 Nagasaki, ncc&Studio
Naoki Tanizaki (8:58 Implant) Super Shenlong
#2 - 10/9/2008 Tokyo, Shinjuku FACE~Buyuden 10
Yuki Sato (10:15 German Suplex Hold) Super Shenlong
#3 - 10/17/2008 Dragon Gate Arena~Sanctuary.37
Super Shisa (7:37 Alejando Lock) Super Shenlong
#4 - 10/18/2008 Hiroshima, Hiroshima Green Arena
BxB Hulk (6:43 E.V.O.) Super Shenlong
#5 - 10/24/2008 Fukuoka, Kokura North Gym
BxB Hulk (6:59 E.V.O.P.) Super Shenlong
#6 - 11/9/2008 Mie, Yokkaichi Australia Commemoration Hall
Ryo Saito (8:30 German Suplex Hold) Super Shenlong
#7 - 11/15/2008 Dragon Gate Arena~NEX Sanctuary.38
Taku Iwasa (9:14 Romothiel) Super Shenlong
#8 - 11/28/2008 Tokyo, Shinjuku FACE~Buyuden 11
Gran Hamada (4:31 Cross Armbreaker) Super Shenlong
#9 - 12/23/2008 Kagawa, Takamatsu Symbol Tower 1st Floor Hall
Masaaki Mochizuki (7:28 Running Twister II) Super Shenlong
#10 - 1/17/2009 Gifu, Gifu Chamber of Commerce Hall
Mexico City Welterweight Title: The Turboman (8:56 Turbo Package Hold) Super
Shenlong
#11 - 4/6/2009 Hyogo, Dragon Gate Arean~Sanctuary.45
Dr. Muscle (12:10 Doctor Bomb) Super Shenlong
#12 - 5/9/2009 Dragon Gate Arena~NEX Sanctuary.47
Super Shenlong (15:00 Draw) Akira Tozawa
#13 - 6/5/2009 Aichi, Toyohashi-shi Synthesis Gym
Kenichiro Arai (7:28 Low Blow -> Small Package Hold) Super Shenlong
#14 - 6/7/2009 Aichi, Nagoya Congress Center
Super Shisa (10:27 Face the Mountain) Super Shenlong
#15 - 7/8/2009 Tokyo, Shin-Kiba 1st Ring~WARRIORS-5 Independent
Performance "Ichoume Wasshoi! Wasshoi!
Gran Hamada (8:00 Hama-chan Cutter) Super Shenlong
#16 - 7/13/2009 Hyogo, Dragon Gate Arena - Sanctuary.51
Kzy (11:50 Wakigatame) Super Shenlong
#17 - 8/22/2009 Shizuoka, Act City Hamamatsu
Ryo Saito (5:41 Dragon Suplex Hold) Super Shenlong
#18 - 8/25/2009 Shizuoka, Kira Messe Numazu
Don Fujii (8:41 Leg Roll Clutch) Super Shenlong
#19 - 10/13/2009 Tokyo, Shin-Kiba 1st Ring ~WORLD-1 presents THE WORLD
IS ONE
Kazuchika Okada (7:19 Half Crab Hold) Super Shenlong
#20 - 10/16/2009 Dragon Gate Arena~NEX PREMIUM Charity Special
BxB Hulk (11:34 H Thunder) Super Shenlong
#21 - 11/7/2009 Nagano, Iida-shi Workers Athletic Center
Don Fujii (8:34 Triangle Scorpion) Super Shenlong
#22 - 11/11/2009 Hyogo, Art Theater dB Kobe
YAMATO (8:58 Ankle Hold) Super Shenlong
#23 - 11/14/2009 Kyoto, KBS Hall
Kzy (8:33 CDJ) Super Shenlong
#24 - 11/22/2009 Hyogo, Dragon Gate Arena ~ Sanctuary.55
Jackson Florida (7:50 Pinfall) Super Shenlong
#25 - 11/23/2009 Osaka, Osaka Prefectural Gym Main Stadium ~GATE OF
DESTINY 2009
Susumu Yokosuka (2:19 Mugen) Super Shenlong
#26 - 12/9/2009 Dragon Gate Arena~Sanctuary.56
Davey Richards (7:50 Kimura) Super Shenlong
#27 - 12/13/2009 Aichi, Nagoya Congress Center
Akira Tozawa (6:00 German Suplex Hold) Super Shenlong
#28 - 12/19/2009 Mie, Yokkaichi Australia Commemoration Hall
Susumu Yokosuka (9:35 Mugen) Super Shenlong
#29 - 12/20/2009 Hyogo, Kobe Sambo Hall
Yasushi Kanda (5:39 Ryu's) Super Shenlong
#30 - 12/25/2009 Tokyo, Korakuen Hall
Super Shenlong (5:36 Half Crab Hold) Kotoka
#31 - 1/10/2010 Aichi, Nagoya Telepia Hall
Kzy (9:43 CDJ)Super Shenlong
#32 - 1/12/2010 Dragon Gate Arena ~ NEX 57
Kzy (11:11 Pinfall) Super Shenlong
#33 - 1/15/2010 Hyogo, Art Theater dB Kobe
Dragon Kid (10:58 Bible) Super Shenlong
#34 - 1/17/2010 Osaka, Osaka Prefectural Gym 2nd Stadium
Kzy (6:19 Impact) Super Shenlong
#35 - 1/29/2010 Aichi, Toukai Citizens Gym Sub Arena
Don Fujii (8:03 HIMEI) Super Shenlong
#36: 2/5/2010 Dragon Gate Arena
KAGETORA (9:31 Henkei Michinoku Driver) Super Shenlong
#37: 2/10/2010 Tokyo, Korakuen Hall
KAGETORA (5:54 Ikkitousen) Super Shenlong
#38 - 2/24/2010 Dragon Gate Arena
Anthony W. Mori (10:32 Cross Armbreaker) Super Shenlong
#39 - 2/27/2010 Kyoto, KBS Hall
Mark Haskins (5:27 Cradle to the Grave) Super Shenlong
#40 - 3/20/2010 Aichi, Nagoya Congress Center
Mark Haskins (6:23 Gotch Piledriver) Super Shenlong
#41 - 6/26/2010 Gifu, Gifu Chamber of Commerce
Naoki Tanizaki (11:39 Implant) Super Shenlong
#42 - 7/30/2010 Hyogo, Kobe Uwaya Gekijyo
Genki Horiguchi (4:59 Beach Break) Super Shenlong
#43 - 9/4/2010 Gifu, Gifu Chamber of Commerce
Masaaki Mochizuki (13:21 Twister) Super Shenlong
#44 - 9/12/2010 Dragon Gate Arena ~Sanctuary.64
Anthony W. Mori (14:49 Figure 4) Super Shenlong
#45 - 10/3/2010 Hyogo, Kobe Sambo Hall
Ryo Saito (7:59 Double Cross) Super Shenlong
#46 - 1/15/2011 Gifu, Gifu Chamber of Commerce
Susumu Yokosuka (11:48 Mugen) Super Shenlong
#47 - 2/18/2011 Aichi, Nasugai-shi Gymnasium
Cyber Kong (12:16 Power Bomb) Super Shenlong
#48 - 2/25/2011 Hyogo, Kobe Uwaya Gekijyo
Naruki Doi (7:00 Bakatare Sliding Kick) Super Shenlong
#49 - 4/9/2011 Aichi, Nagoya Telepia Hall
Yasushi Kanda (6:20 German Suplex Hold) Super Shenlong
#50 - 5/7/2011 Gifu, Seratopia Toki
Masaaki Mochizuki (13:33 Twister) Super Shenlong