New Japan Pro Wrestling Codexery

Championships & Titles

15 entries in the New Japan Pro Wrestling compendium.

IWGP Heavyweight ChampionshipThe premier heavyweight championship of New Japan Pro-Wrestling, with a legacy spanning from 1987 to the…IWGP Tag Team ChampionshipThe premier heavyweight tag team championship of New Japan Pro-Wrestling.NWA International Tag Team ChampionshipThe NWA International Tag Team Championship: A cornerstone of Japanese tag team wrestling from 1962 to 1988.All Asia Tag Team ChampionshipThe oldest active title in Japan, with a legacy stretching from the JWA to AJPW.NEVER Openweight ChampionshipThe gritty, hard-hitting openweight title of New Japan Pro-Wrestling.IWGP Intercontinental ChampionshipThe title that rose from midcard to main event, unifying NJPW's top prizes.UWA World Trios ChampionshipA trios championship with a history spanning Mexico and Japan.NEVER Openweight Six Man Tag Team ChampionshipThe NEVER Openweight 6-Man Tag Team Championship: NJPW's first six-man title, open to all weights.IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team ChampionshipThe IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship: a storied title for junior heavyweight tag teams in New…NWA International Junior Heavyweight Tag Team ChampionshipA smaller belt, a faster pace, and the same hunger for glory in NJPW's junior ranks.NWA International Heavyweight ChampionshipA historic NWA singles title, unified into the Triple Crown in 1989.IWGP Junior Heavyweight ChampionshipThe IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship: a legacy of junior heavyweight excellence since 1986.NWA International Junior Heavyweight ChampionshipA junior heavyweight title born from NWA politics, spanning Japan and Mexico.World's Strongest TagYou don't win the Strongest Tag in one night—you bleed for it across a whole league.NEVER Openweight 6-Man Tag Team ChampionshipThe first six-man tag team championship in NJPW history.
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