Rey De Parejas was an annual tag league tournament held in Toryumon Japan to determine the strongest team in the promotion for the year. The tournament would be held over the course of several shows in October and November. Following the tournament's conclusion, several shows that followed would continue on under the Rey De Parejas tour name.
Following the Toryumon split the tournament was rebranded to three teams tournament in 2004 and It would be succeeded in Dragon Gate with Summer Adventure Tag League Tournament, though it changed its format from round-robin to single-elimination.
Tournament Winners[edit | edit source]
2003 Rey De Parejas[edit | edit source]
The first Rey De Parejas took place over the course of eleven days from October 5-October 26, 2003. In this year's league, there were eight participants broken up into single blocks. The points leaders from each block received entry into the tournament.
| Results | Shuji YASSHI |
K-ness Yokosuka |
Magnum Milano |
CIMA JUN |
Kid Arai |
Mochizuki Doi |
YOSSINO Mori |
Machine #1 Machine #2 |
Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shuji YASSHI |
X | Shuji YASSHI (11:41) |
Shuji YASSHI (15:23) |
Shuji YASSHI (4:05) [1] |
Kid Arai (12:41) |
Shuji YASSHI (15:36) |
Shuji YASSHI (14:04) |
Machine #1 Machine #2 (8:31) |
10 |
| K-ness Yokosuka |
Shuji YASSHI (11:41) |
X | K-ness Yokosuka (17:03) |
K-ness Yokosuka (14:14) |
K-ness Yokosuka (12:26) |
K-ness Yokosuka (13:27) |
YOSSINO Mori (12:17) |
K-ness Yokosuka (11:30) |
10 |
| Magnum Milano |
Shuji YASSHI (15:23) |
K-ness Yokosuka (17:03) |
X | Draw (30:00) |
Magnum Milano (13:48) |
Magnum Milano (12:35) |
Magnum Milano (16:08) |
Magnum Milano (5:50) |
9 |
| CIMA JUN |
Shuji YASSHI (4:05) [2] |
K-ness Yokosuka (14:14) |
Draw (30:00) |
X | CIMA JUN (12:26) |
CIMA JUN (13:52) |
CIMA JUN (11:23) |
CIMA JUN (8:25) |
9 |
| Kid Arai |
Kid Arai (12:41) |
K-ness Yokosuka (12:26) |
Magnum Milano (13:48) |
CIMA JUN (12:26) |
X | Kid Arai (10:54) |
Kid Arai (9:34) |
Kid Arai (9:06) |
8 |
| Mochizuki Doi |
Shuji YASSHI (15:36) |
K-ness Yokosuka (13:27) |
Magnum Milano (12:35) |
CIMA JUN (13:52) |
Kid Arai (10:54) |
X | Mochizuki Doi (11:03) |
Mochizuki Doi (6:20) |
4 |
| YOSSINO Mori |
Shuji YASSHI (14:04) |
YOSSINO Mori (12:17) |
Magnum Milano (16:08) |
CIMA JUN (11:23) |
Kid Arai (9:34) |
Mochizuki Doi (11:03) |
X | YOSSINO Mori (7:09) |
4 |
| Machine #1 Machine #2 |
Machine #1 Machine #2 (8:31) |
K-ness Yokosuka (11:30) |
Magnum Milano (5:50) |
CIMA JUN (8:25) |
Kid Arai (9:06) |
Mochizuki Doi (6:20) |
YOSSINO Mori (7:09) |
X | 2 |
| Final | ||||
| 1 | Dotti Shuji and "brother" YASSHI | Pin | ||
| 2 | K-ness and Susumu Yokosuka | 19:24 | ||
2004 Rey De Parejas[edit | edit source]
The second and final Rey De Parejas took place over the course of 20 days from October 3-November 8, 2004. This year featured three teams single block format and was contested for the inaugural Open The Triangle Gate Championship wich was created following the Toryumon split to replace the UWA World Trios Championship. Touru Owashi was originally in the tournament but Shuji Kondo replaced him. During the tournament Magnum was replaced by Ryo Saito. Final M2K (K-ness, Masaaki Mochizuki and Susumu Yokosuka), Do FIXER (Dragon Kid, Genki Horiguchi and Ryo Saito) and Italian Connection (Milano Collection AT, Anthony W. Mori and YOSSINO) were tied with 6 points and it was done a three way elimination match and the winners would face Aagan Iisou (Shuji Kondo, Takuya Sugawara and "brother" YASSHI) in the finals. Italian Connection defeated Do FIXER and Final M2K to face Aagan Iisou at the finals.
| Wrestlers | Score |
|---|---|
| Shuji Kondo, Takuya Sugawara and "brother" YASSHI (Aagan Iisou) |
10 |
| Milano Collection AT, Anthony W. Mori and YOSSINO (Italian Connection) |
6 |
| K-ness, Masaaki Mochizuki and Susumu Yokosuka (Final M2K) |
6 |
| Dragon Kid, Genki Horiguchi and Magnum Tokyo/Ryo Saito (Do FIXER) |
6 |
| CIMA, Shingo Takagi and TARU (Crazy MAX) |
4 |
| Don Fujii, Second Doi and Naoki Tanizaki (Iron Perms) |
4 |
| Michael Iwasa, Daniel Mishima and Johnson Florida (Florida Express) |
4 |
| Results | Milano Mori YOSSINO |
CIMA Takagi TARU |
Kondo Sugawara YASSHI |
K-ness Mochizuki Yokosuka |
Kid Horiguchi Magnum/Saito |
Fujii Doi Tanizaki |
Iwasa Mishima Florida |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Milano Mori YOSSINO |
X | CIMA Takagi TARU (18:21) |
Kondo Sugawara YASSHI (13:14) |
K-ness Mochizuki Yokosuka (22:07) |
Milano Mori YOSSINO (22:25) |
Milano Mori YOSSINO (16:10) |
Milano Mori YOSSINO (10:37) |
| CIMA Takagi TARU |
CIMA Takagi TARU (18:21) |
X | Kondo Sugawara YASSHI (12:46) |
Note 3[3] | Kid Horiguchi Magnum (15:05) |
Fujii Doi Tanizaki (15:49) |
CIMA Takagi TARU (10:54) |
| Kondo Sugawara YASSHI |
Kondo Sugawara YASSHI (13:14) |
Kondo Sugawara YASSHI (12:46) |
X | Double Countout (5:28)[4] |
Kondo Sugawara YASSHI (16:09) |
Kondo Sugawara YASSHI (14:19) |
Iwasa Mishima Florida (6:20) |
| K-ness Mochizuki Yokosuka |
K-ness Mochizuki Yokosuka (22:07) |
Note 3[5] | Double Countout (5:28)[6] |
X | Kid Horiguchi Saito (22:02) |
Fujii Doi Tanizaki (14:45) |
K-ness Mochizuki Yokosuka (11:59) |
| Kid Horiguchi Magnum/Saito |
Milano Mori YOSSINO (22:25) |
Kid Horiguchi Magnum (15:05) |
Kondo Sugawara YASSHI (16:09) |
Kid Horiguchi Saito (22:02) |
X | Kid Horiguchi Magnum (17:47) |
Iwasa Mishima Florida (12:13) |
| Fujii Doi Tanizaki |
Milano Mori YOSSINO (16:10) |
Fujii Doi Tanizaki (15:49) |
Kondo Sugawara YASSHI (14:19) |
Fujii Doi Tanizaki (14:45) |
Kid Horiguchi Magnum (17:47) |
X | Double DQ (12:34)[7] |
| Iwasa Mishima Florida |
Milano Mori YOSSINO (10:37) |
CIMA Takagi TARU (10:54) |
Iwasa Mishima Florida (6:20) |
K-ness Mochizuki Yokosuka (11:59) |
Iwasa Mishima Florida (12:13) |
Double DQ (12:34)[8] |
X |
| Semifinal | Final | ||||||||||||
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| Aagan Iisou (Shuji Kondo, Takuya Sugawara and "brother" YASSHI) | Pin | ||||||||||||
| Italian Connection (Milano Collection AT, Anthony W. Mori and YOSSINO) | Pin | Italian Connection (Milano Collection AT, Anthony W. Mori and YOSSINO) | 17:26 | ||||||||||
| Final M2K (K-ness, Masaaki Mochizuki and Susumu Yokosuka) and Do FIXER (Dragon Kid, Genki Horiguchi and Ryo Saito) | 29:38 | ||||||||||||
Notes[edit | edit source]
1. ^ Originally the match ended in a no contest the match was restarted and Shuji and Yasshi won.
2. ^ Originally the match ended in a no contest the match was restarted and ended in a double countout.
3. ^ The match didn't happen.
