Tenryu Project International Junior Heavyweight Championship

Tenryu Project International Junior Heavyweight Championship
Details
Current Champion(s)	Vacated
Date Won	October 1, 2013
Promotion(s)	Wrestle Association R Dragon Gate Tenryu Project
Date Established	March 26, 1995
Statistics
First champion(s)	Gedo
Most reigns	Masaaki Michizuki and Último Dragón (3 reigns)
Longest reign	Masaaki Mochizuki (2705 days)
Shortest reign	Pentagon Black (<1 day)
Oldest winner	Jushin Thunder Liger (51 years)
Youngest winner	HIROKI
Heaviest winner	Lionheart (102 kg)
Lightest winner	The Great Sasuke (82 kg)
Other Name(s)	International Junior Heavyweight Championship Tenryu Project International Junior Heavyweight Championship

The WAR International Junior Heavyweight Championship was a title contested for in the Japanese professional wrestling promotion Wrestle Association R (WAR), which closed in 2000. It was part of New Japan Pro Wrestling's short-lived J-Crown Championship in 1996 and 1997. Mochizuki beat Gedo in a decision match on January 26, 2007 to determine the final champion and then retired the title. The title was revived in April 2010, for Genichiro Tenryu's Tenryu Project promotion.

Title history

#	Wrestler	Reigns	Date	Days Held	Location	Event	Notes
1	Gedo	1	March 26, 1995	70	Tokyo, Japan	WAR Battle Angel - Tag 2	Defeated Lionheart in a tournament final to become the first champion.
2	Lionheart	1	June 4, 1995	54	Tokyo, Japan	WAR
3	Último Dragón	1	July 28, 1995	32	Tokyo, Japan	WAR
4	Gedo	2	August 29, 1995	37	Shizuoka, Japan	WAR
5	Último Dragón	2	October 5, 1995	305	Oomiya, Japan	WAR
6	The Great Sasuke	1	August 5, 1996	67	Tokyo, Japan	NJPW G1 Climax - Tag 4	The championship becomes one of eight championships comprising New Japan Pro Wrestling's J-Crown Championship.
7	Último Dragón	3	October 11, 1996	85	Osaka, Japan	WAR Osaka Crush Night
8	Jushin Thunder Liger	1	January 4, 1997	153	Tokyo, Japan	Wrestling World 1997
9	Yuji Yasuraoka	1	June 6, 1997	588	Tokyo, Japan	WAR	Only the WAR championship was on the line; Liger retains the other seven titles.
10	Masao Orihara	1	January 15, 1999	45	Tokyo, Japan	WAR
11	Masaaki Mochizuki	1	March 1, 1999	2705	Tokyo, Japan	WAR	WAR ceased running cards in July 2000, but Mochizuki kept the title, though did not defend it regularly.
12	Pentagon Black	1	July 27, 2006	0	Tokyo, Japan	WAR Final - Reborn to Future
-	Desactivated	-	July 27, 2006	-	-	-	Title desactivated when WAR closes.
13	Masaaki Mochizuki	2	November 23, 2006	64	Osaka, Japan	Dragon Gate Crown Gate - Tag 6	Mochizuki beat Gedo in a decision match on January 26, 2007 to determine the then final champion and then retired the title.
-	Vacant	N/A	January 26, 2007	-	-	-	Title Abandoned with Mochizuki being the final champion.
15	Masaaki Mochizuki	4	April 19, 2010	51	Osaka, Japan	Tenryu Project	Defeated Susumu Yokosuka and Naoki Tanizaki on a triple threat match.
16	Tiger Shark	1	June 9, 2010	112	Tokyo, Japan	Tenryu Project Next Revolution
17	HIROKI	1	September 29, 2010	76	Tokyo, Japan	Tenryu Project Never So
18	Ryuji Hijikata	1	December 14, 2010	591	Tokyo, Japan	Tenryu Project 5
19	Takaku Fuke	1	July 27, 2012	155	Tokyo, Japan	R-2 Request Tenryu Project 8	Won the title by knockout.
20	Masao Orihara	2	December 29, 2012	276	Tokyo, Japan	Tenryu Project Genichiro Tenryu Return Match - Revolution	Vacant in October 1, 2013 when Orihara leaves the promotion after a defense against Manjimaru (Manabu Murakami).