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Champion Gate in Osaka (2018)

Promotional poster for the event, featuring various Dragon Gate wrestlers

Information

Promotion

Dragon Gate

Date

March 3, 2017
March 4, 2017

Attendance

Night 1: 1,350
Night 2: 1,500

Venue

Edion Arena Osaka

City

Osaka, Japan

Event chronology
Previous Final Gate (2017)	Next Memorial Gate in Wakayama (2018)

**Champion Gate in Osaka chronology** chronology
Previous Champion Gate in Osaka (2017)	Next Champion Gate in Osaka (2019)

The Champion Gate in Osaka (2018) was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event and GAORA TV event promoted by Dragon Gate. The shows take placed on March 3 and on March 5, 2018, in Osaka at the Edion Arena Osaka and was the eighth event under the Champion Gate. The first night featured two championship matches for the Open The Triangle Gate and Brave Gate Championship and the second night for the Open The Twin Gate and Dream Gate Championship.

The event included Kotoka's last pay-per-view in Dragon Gate, due to his retirement being on March 6. Dragon Gate honored Kotoka's career naming him in a tour the Kotoka Road To The Final.

Production[]

Background[]

The Champion Gate in Osaka (2018) was aired in Japan through Dragon Gate's internet streaming site, Niconico, with Japanese language commentaries. The Japanese commentary was provided by Katsuya Ichikawa. The event would also air on tape delay on Japanese TV Gaora Sports to be launched in Dragon Gate's ~ Infinity ~ Series.

Storylines[]

The Champion Gate in Osaka (2018) featured professional wrestling matches that involved wrestlers from pre-existing feuds and storylines that played out on the Dragon Gate's television program. Wrestlers portrayed heroes or villains as they followed a series of events that built tension and culminated in a wrestling match or series of matches.

Mochidream3 — Masaaki Mochizuki, who was set to make his fourth defense of the Open The Dream Gate Championship at The Champion Gate in Osaka in the second night

The second night was main evented by Masaaki Mochizuki making his fourth defense of the Open The Dream Gate Championship against Ben-K. On February 11, 2018, Ben-K defeated Mochizuki in a non-title match in just two minutes. After a brief confrontation between the two Ben-K challenged Mochizuki into a rematch but for the Open The Dream Gate Championship, in which Mochizuki accepted stating that he would teach Ben-K a lesson in how fighting for the Dream Gate is done. Their match was announced to be part of the second night of the Champion Gate in Osaka. The title match was made official on February 11.

In the beginning of 2018, Ben-K stated that the future of Dragon Gate depended on him being at the top. He would then start having more wins, especially in singles matches, rarely losing matches with his partners being pinned. Ben-K even debuted a new finisher the Sodegarami and even pinned a former Open The Dream Gate Champion BxB Hulk. Meanwhile, Mochizuki has been feuding with Kzy even defeated him to make his third title defense of the Open The Dream Gate Championship.

Kandabrave — Yasushi Kanda, who was set to make his first defense of the Open The Brave Gate Championship at The Champion Gate in Osaka in the first night

In the Open The Brave Gate Championship Yasushi Kanda would make his first title defense against Punch Tominaga. On December 23, Tominaga was kicked out of VerserK. Afterwards, he started with former VerserK stablemates Shingo Takagi and Yasushi Kanda, mostly Takagi for the way he treated him. Tominaga then pinned Kanda on February 7 and challenged him for the Open The Brave Gate Championship. Kanda accepted, stating that he would expect a "quick and easy first title defense".

T-hawkeita4VerserK — Eita and T-Hawk, who were set to make his first defense of the Open The Twin Gate Championship at The Champion Gate in Osaka in the second night

In the Open The Twin Gate Championship Eita and T-Hawk who were set to make their first title defense against Genki Horiguchi and Susumu Yokosuka. On January 28, 2018 Genki Horiguchi, Susumu Yokosuka and Masaaki Mochizuki defeated Young ANTIAS (Eita, T-Hawk and El Lindaman) in a six-man tag team match with Horiguchi pinning T-Hawk with the Backslide from Heaven. After the match, Horiguchi and Yokosuka challenged Eita and T-Hawk in a rematch for the Open The Twin Gate Championship in which T-Hawk. After confronting the champions with Horiguchi stating wouldn't be against bald people led the General Manager Takayuki Yagi to the ring, which led T-Hawk accepting the challenge at Champion Gate in Osaka. Their match was announced to take part of the second night of the show.

MaxiMuM26Tag — (Naruki Doi, Masato Yoshino and Jason Lee, who were set to make their second defense of the Open The Triangle Gate Championship at The Champion Gate in Osaka in the first night

After the disbanding of Jimmyz, each former member went on their separate ways, with Yokosuka and Horiguchi falling to win their singles championship matches for the Open The Dream and Brave Gate Championship, respectively. This led the two forming a team with each other. Afterwards building up until the pay-per-view the two went on an undefeated streak.

In the Open The Triangle Gate Championship MaxiMuM (Naruki Doi, Masato Yoshino and Jason Lee) would make their second title defense against Tribe Vanguard (Yosuke♡Santa Maria, Flamita and YAMATO). On February 11, 2018 after MaxiMuM (Naruki Doi, Masato Yoshino and Jason Lee) made their first successfull title defense against ANTIAS (Shingo Takagi, Takashi Yoshida and Yasushi Kanda), Tribe Vanguard's Yosuke♡Santa Maria, Flamita and YAMATO came to the ring to challenge the champions. Their match was set to the Champion Gate in Osaka on the first night. The title match was made official on February 11.

The full match card was announced on February 25 and the event will include Kotoka's last pay-per-view in Dragon Gate, due to being his retirement on March 6. Due to Kotoka having to retire Dragon Gate honored Kotoka's career naming him in a tour the Kotoka Road To The Final.

Matches[]

Night one[]

#	Results	Stipulations	Times
1^D	Shun Skywalker defeated Oji Shiiba by submission	Singles match	5:17
2	Dragon Kid and Kagetora defeated Bandido and Zachary Wentz	Tag team match	9:15
3	Ryo Saito defeated Don Fujii	Singles match	5:55
4	ANTIAS (Shingo Takagi and El Lindaman) defeated CIMA and Kotoka	Tag team match	11:34
5	Big Ben (Ben-K and Big R Shimizu) defeated Masaaki Mochizuki and Gamma	Tag team match	10:54
6	Kzy, Genki Horiguchi and Susumu Yokosuka defeated ANTIAS (Eita, Takashi Yoshida and T-Hawk)	Six-man Tag team match	12:10
7	Punch Tominaga defeated Yasushi Kanda (c)	Singles match for the Open The Brave Gate Championship	8:34
8	MaxiMuM (Naruki Doi, Masato Yoshino and Jason Lee) (c) defeated Tribe Vanguard (Yosuke♡Santa Maria, Flamita and YAMATO)	Six-Man Tag Team match for the Open The Triangle Gate Championship	23:14
(c) – refers to the champion(s) heading into the match – refers to the video of that match D – indicates the match was a dark match

Night two[]

#	Results	Stipulations	Times
1^D	U-T defeated Yuki Yoshioka	Singles match	5:29
2	Osaka06 (CIMA and Gamma) defeated Don Fujii and K-ness.	Tag team match	11:25
3	Takashi Yoshida defeated Kaito Ishida	Singles match	7:38
4	YAMATO, Ryo Saito and Punch Tominaga defeated ANTIAS (Shingo Takagi, El Lindaman and Yasushi Kanda)	Six-man Tag team match	11:38
5	MaxiMuM (Naruki Doi, Masato Yoshino, Jason Lee and Big R Shimizu) defeated Yosuke♡Santa Maria, Flamita, Bandido and Zachary Wentz	Eight-man Tag team match	12:07
6	Kzy and Dragon Kid defeated Kotoka and Oji Shiiba	Tag team match	13:11
7	ANTIAS (Eita and T-Hawk) (c) defeated Genki Horiguchi and Susumu Yokosuka	Tag team match for the Open The Twin Gate Championship	15:09
8	Masaaki Mochizuki (c) defeated Ben-K by referee stoppage	Singles match for the Open The Dream Gate Championship	23:10
(c) – refers to the champion(s) heading into the match – refers to the video of that match D – indicates the match was a dark match

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+|caption = Promotional poster for the event, featuring various [[Dragon Gate|Dragon Gate wrestlers]]}}The '''Champion Gate in Osaka (2018)''' was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event and GAORA TV event promoted by [[Dragon Gate]]. The shows take placed on March 3 and on March 5, 2018, in Osaka at the Edion Arena Osaka and was the eighth event under the [[Champion Gate]]. The first night featured two championship matches for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship|Open The Triangle Gate]] and [[Open The Brave Gate Championship|Brave Gate Championship]] and the second night for the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship|Open The Twin Gate]] and [[Open The Dream Gate Championship|Dream Gate Championship]].
-|caption = Promotional poster for the event, featuring various [[Dragon Gate|Dragon Gate wrestlers]]}}
-The '''Champion Gate in Osaka (2018)''' is an upcoming professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event and GAORA TV event promoted by [[Dragon Gate]]. The shows will take place on March 3 and on March 5, 2018, in Osaka at the Edion Arena Osaka and was the eighth event under the [[Champion Gate]]. The first night will feature two championship matches for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship|Open The Triangle Gate]] and [[Open The Brave Gate Championship|Brave Gate Championship]] and the second night for the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship|Open The Twin Gate]] and [[Open The Dream Gate Championship|Dream Gate Championship]].
+The event included [[Kotoka]]'s last pay-per-view in [[Dragon Gate]], due to his retirement being on March 6. Dragon Gate honored Kotoka's career naming him in a tour the ''Kotoka Road To The Final''.
 ==Production==
 ===Background===
-The Champion Gate in Osaka (2018) will be aired in Japan through Dragon Gate's internet streaming site, Niconico, with Japanese language commentaries. The Japanese commentary will be provided by Katsuya Ichikawa. The event would also air on tape delay on Japanese TV Gaora Sports to be launched in Dragon Gate's ~ Infinity ~ Series.
+The Champion Gate in Osaka (2018) was aired in Japan through Dragon Gate's internet streaming site, Niconico, with Japanese language commentaries. The Japanese commentary was provided by Katsuya Ichikawa. The event would also air on tape delay on Japanese TV Gaora Sports to be launched in Dragon Gate's ~ Infinity ~ Series.
 ===Storylines===
-The Champion Gate in Osaka (2018) features professional wrestling matches that involved wrestlers from pre-existing feuds and storylines that played out on the Dragon Gate's television program. Wrestlers portrayed heroes or villains as they followed a series of events that built tension and culminated in a wrestling match or series of matches.
+The Champion Gate in Osaka (2018) featured professional wrestling matches that involved wrestlers from pre-existing feuds and storylines that played out on the Dragon Gate's television program. Wrestlers portrayed heroes or villains as they followed a series of events that built tension and culminated in a wrestling match or series of matches.
-[[File:Mochidream3.jpg|thumb|left|[[Masaaki Mochizuki]], who is set to make his fourth defense of the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] at The Champion Gate in Osaka in the second night|225x225px]]
+[[File:Mochidream3.jpg|thumb|left|[[Masaaki Mochizuki]], who was set to make his fourth defense of the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] at The Champion Gate in Osaka in the second night|225x225px]]
-The second night will be main evented by [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] making his fourth defense of the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] against [[Ben-K]]. On February 11, 2018, Ben-K defeated Mochizuki in a non-title match in just two minutes. After a brief confrontation between the two Ben-K challenged Mochizuki into a rematch but for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]], in which Mochizuki accepted stating that he would teach Ben-K a lesson in how fighting for the Dream Gate is done. Their match was announced to be part of the second night of the Champion Gate in Osaka.
+The second night was main evented by [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] making his fourth defense of the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] against [[Ben-K]]. On February 11, 2018, Ben-K defeated Mochizuki in a non-title match in just two minutes. After a brief confrontation between the two Ben-K challenged Mochizuki into a rematch but for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]], in which Mochizuki accepted stating that he would teach Ben-K a lesson in how fighting for the Dream Gate is done. Their match was announced to be part of the second night of the Champion Gate in Osaka. The title match was made official on February 11.
 In the beginning of 2018, Ben-K stated that the future of Dragon Gate depended on him being at the top. He would then start having more wins, especially in singles matches, rarely losing matches with his partners being pinned. Ben-K even debuted a new finisher the ''Sodegarami ''and even pinned a former Open The Dream Gate Champion [[BxB Hulk]]. Meanwhile, Mochizuki has been feuding with [[Kzy]] even defeated him to make his third title defense of the Open The Dream Gate Championship.
-[[File:Kandabrave.jpg|thumb|right|[[Yasushi Kanda]], who is set to make his first defense of the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]] at The Champion Gate in Osaka in the first night|230x230px]]
+[[File:Kandabrave.jpg|thumb|[[Yasushi Kanda]], who was set to make his first defense of the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]] at The Champion Gate in Osaka in the first night|230x230px]]
-In the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]] [[Yasushi Kanda]] will make his first title defense against [[Punch Tominaga]]. On December 23, Tominaga was kicked out of [[VerserK]]. Afterwards, he started with former VerserK stablemates [[Shingo Takagi]] and [[Yasushi Kanda]], mostly Takagi for the way he treated him. Tominaga then pinned Kanda on February 7 and challenged him for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]]. Kanda accepted, stating that he would expect a "quick and easy first title defense".
+In the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]] [[Yasushi Kanda]] would make his first title defense against [[Punch Tominaga]]. On December 23, Tominaga was kicked out of [[VerserK]]. Afterwards, he started with former VerserK stablemates [[Shingo Takagi]] and [[Yasushi Kanda]], mostly Takagi for the way he treated him. Tominaga then pinned Kanda on February 7 and challenged him for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]]. Kanda accepted, stating that he would expect a "quick and easy first title defense".
-[[File:T-hawkeita4.jpg|thumb|left|[[Eita]] [[Eita and T-Hawk|and]] [[T-Hawk]], who are set to make his first defense of the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] at The Champion Gate in Osaka in the second night|218x218px]]
+[[File:T-hawkeita4VerserK.jpg|thumb|left|[[Eita]] [[Eita and T-Hawk|and]] [[T-Hawk]], who were set to make his first defense of the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] at The Champion Gate in Osaka in the second night|218x218px]]
-In the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] [[Eita]] [[Eita and T-Hawk|and]] [[T-Hawk]] who are set to make their first title defense against [[Genki Horiguchi]] and [[Susumu Yokosuka]]. On January 28, 2018 [[Genki Horiguchi]], [[Susumu Yokosuka]] and [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] defeated [[ANTIAS|Young ANTIAS]] ([[Eita]], [[T-Hawk]] and [[El Lindaman]]) in a six-man tag team match with Horiguchi pinning T-Hawk with the ''Backslide from Heaven''. After the match, Horiguchi and Yokosuka challenged Eita and T-Hawk in a rematch for the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] in which T-Hawk. After confronting the champions with Horiguchi stating wouldn't be against bald people led the General Manager [[Takayuki Yagi]] to the ring, which led T-Hawk accepting the challenge at Champion Gate in Osaka. Their match was announced to take part of the second night of the show.
+In the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] [[Eita]] [[Eita and T-Hawk|and]] [[T-Hawk]] who were set to make their first title defense against [[Genki Horiguchi]] and [[Susumu Yokosuka]]. On January 28, 2018 [[Genki Horiguchi]], [[Susumu Yokosuka]] and [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] defeated [[ANTIAS|Young ANTIAS]] ([[Eita]], [[T-Hawk]] and [[El Lindaman]]) in a six-man tag team match with Horiguchi pinning T-Hawk with the ''Backslide from Heaven''. After the match, Horiguchi and Yokosuka challenged Eita and T-Hawk in a rematch for the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] in which T-Hawk. After confronting the champions with Horiguchi stating wouldn't be against bald people led the General Manager [[Takayuki Yagi]] to the ring, which led T-Hawk accepting the challenge at Champion Gate in Osaka. Their match was announced to take part of the second night of the show.
-[[File:MaxiMuM26Tag.jpg|thumb|right|([[Naruki Doi]], [[Masato Yoshino]] and [[Jason Lee]]), who are set to make their second defense of the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]] at The Champion Gate in Osaka in the first night|218x218px]]
+[[File:MaxiMuM26Tag.jpg|thumb|([[Naruki Doi]], [[Masato Yoshino]] and [[Jason Lee]], who were set to make their second defense of the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]] at The Champion Gate in Osaka in the first night|218x218px]]
 After the disbanding of [[Jimmyz]], each former member went on their separate ways, with Yokosuka and Horiguchi falling to win their singles championship matches for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship|Open The Dream]] and [[Open The Brave Gate Championship|Brave Gate Championship]], respectively. This led the two forming a team with each other. Afterwards building up until the pay-per-view the two went on an undefeated streak.
-In the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]] [[MaxiMuM]] ([[Naruki Doi]], [[Masato Yoshino]] and [[Jason Lee]]) will make their second title defense against [[Tribe Vanguard]] ([[Yosuke♡Santa Maria]], [[Flamita]] and [[YAMATO]]). On February 11, 2018 after [[MaxiMuM]] ([[Naruki Doi]], [[Masato Yoshino]] and [[Jason Lee]]) made their first successfull title defense against [[ANTIAS]] ([[Shingo Takagi]], [[Takashi Yoshida]] and [[Yasushi Kanda]]), [[Tribe Vanguard]]'s [[Yosuke♡Santa Maria]], [[Flamita]] and [[YAMATO]] came to the ring to challenge the champions. Their match was set to the Champion Gate in Osaka on the first night.
+In the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]] [[MaxiMuM]] ([[Naruki Doi]], [[Masato Yoshino]] and [[Jason Lee]]) would make their second title defense against [[Tribe Vanguard]] ([[Yosuke♡Santa Maria]], [[Flamita]] and [[YAMATO]]). On February 11, 2018 after [[MaxiMuM]] ([[Naruki Doi]], [[Masato Yoshino]] and [[Jason Lee]]) made their first successfull title defense against [[ANTIAS]] ([[Shingo Takagi]], [[Takashi Yoshida]] and [[Yasushi Kanda]]), [[Tribe Vanguard]]'s [[Yosuke♡Santa Maria]], [[Flamita]] and [[YAMATO]] came to the ring to challenge the champions. Their match was set to the Champion Gate in Osaka on the first night. The title match was made official on February 11.
+The full match card was announced on February 25 and the event will include [[Kotoka]]'s last pay-per-view in [[Dragon Gate]], due to being his retirement on March 6. Due to Kotoka having to retire Dragon Gate honored Kotoka's career naming him in a tour the ''Kotoka Road To The Final''.
 == Matches ==
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 {{Pro Wrestling results table
 |future = no
+|dark1 = yes
-|match1 = [[Yasushi Kanda]] (c) vs [[Punch Tominaga]]
+|match1 = [[Shun Skywalker]] defeated [[Oji Shiiba]] by submission
-|stip1 = Singles match for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]]
+|stip1 = Singles match
-|time1 =
+|time1 =5:17
-|match2 = [[MaxiMuM]] ([[Naruki Doi]], [[Masato Yoshino]] and [[Jason Lee]]) vs. [[Tribe Vanguard]] ([[Yosuke♡Santa Maria]], [[Flamita]] and [[YAMATO]])
+|match2 = [[Dragon Kid]] and [[Kagetora]] defeated Bandido and Zachary Wentz
-|stip2 = Six-Man Tag Team match for the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]]
+|stip2 = Tag team match
-|time2 =
+|time2 =9:15
+|match3 = [[Ryo Saito]] defeated [[Don Fujii]]
+|stip3 = Singles match
+|time3 =5:55
+|match4 = [[ANTIAS]] ([[Shingo Takagi]] and [[El Lindaman]]) defeated [[CIMA]] and [[Kotoka]]
+|stip4 = Tag team match
+|time4 =11:34
+|match5 = [[Big Ben]] ([[Ben-K]] and [[Big R Shimizu]]) defeated [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] and [[Gamma]]
+|stip5 = Tag team match
+|time5 =10:54
+|match6 = [[Kzy]], [[Genki Horiguchi]] and [[Susumu Yokosuka]] defeated ANTIAS ([[Eita]], [[Takashi Yoshida]] and [[T-Hawk]])
+|stip6 = Six-man Tag team match
+|time6 =12:10
+|match7 = [[Punch Tominaga]] defeated [[Yasushi Kanda]] (c)
+|stip7 = Singles match for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]]
+|time7 =8:34
+|match8 = [[MaxiMuM]] ([[Naruki Doi]], [[Masato Yoshino]] and [[Jason Lee]]) (c) defeated [[Tribe Vanguard]] ([[Yosuke♡Santa Maria]], [[Flamita]] and [[YAMATO]])
+|stip8 = Six-Man Tag Team match for the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]]
+|time8 =23:14
+|pre1 =
 }}
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 {{Pro Wrestling results table
 |future = no
+|dark1 = yes
-|match1 = [[ANTIAS]] ([[Eita]] [[Eita and T-Hawk|and]] [[T-Hawk]]) (c) vs. [[Genki Horiguchi]] and [[Susumu Yokosuka]]
+|match1 = [[U-T]] defeated [[Yuki Yoshioka]]
-|stip1 = Tag team match for the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]]
+|stip1 = Singles match
-|time1 =
+|time1 =5:29
-|match2 = [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] (c) vs. [[Ben-K]]
+|match2 = [[Osaka06]] ([[CIMA]] and [[Gamma]]) defeated [[Don Fujii]] and [[K-ness.]]
-|stip2 = Singles match for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]]
+|stip2 = Tag team match
-|time2 =
+|time2 =11:25
+|match3 = [[Takashi Yoshida]] defeated [[Kaito Ishida]]
+|stip3 = Singles match
+|time3 =7:38
+|match4 = [[YAMATO]], [[Ryo Saito]] and [[Punch Tominaga]] defeated [[ANTIAS]] ([[Shingo Takagi]], [[El Lindaman]] and [[Yasushi Kanda]])
+|stip4 = Six-man Tag team match
+|time4 =11:38
+|match5 = [[MaxiMuM]] ([[Naruki Doi]], [[Masato Yoshino]], [[Jason Lee]] and [[Big R Shimizu]]) defeated [[Yosuke♡Santa Maria]], [[Flamita]], Bandido and Zachary Wentz
+|stip5 = Eight-man Tag team match
+|time5 =12:07
+|match6 = [[Kzy]] and [[Dragon Kid]] defeated [[Kotoka]] and [[Oji Shiiba]]
+|stip6 = Tag team match
+|time6 =13:11
+|match7 = [[ANTIAS]] ([[Eita]] [[Eita and T-Hawk|and]] [[T-Hawk]]) (c) defeated [[Genki Horiguchi]] and [[Susumu Yokosuka]]
+|stip7 = Tag team match for the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]]
+|time7 =15:09
+|match8 = [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] (c) defeated [[Ben-K]] by referee stoppage
+|stip8 = Singles match for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]]
+|time8 =23:10
 }}
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