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16 Carat Gold Tournament

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Professional wrestling pay-per-view event series
16 Carat Gold Tournament
Cara Noir being awarded the tournament trophy in 2020
PromotionsWestside Xtreme Wrestling
First event2006
EventgimmickSingle-elimination tournament

The16 Carat Gold Tournament is an annualsingle-elimination tournament produced by theWestside Xtreme Wrestling (wXw) promotion. The sixteen-man tournament was first conceived by wXw in 2006 and has been held every year since then with the exception of the 2021 edition which was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Since 2007, the tournament winner has received a championship opportunity for thewXw Unified World Wrestling Championship, the promotion's top title, with a few exceptions due to championship vacancy.

Dates, winners and main events

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YearWinnerTimes wonDatesRunner-upLocationVenueMain eventRef
2006Baron von Hagen1January 27, 2006Murat BosporusEssen,North Rhine-WestphaliaTurockBaron von Hagen vs. Iceman in the first round of the 2006 16 Carat Gold Tournament[1]
January 28, 2006Doug Williams vs.Rocky Romero in the quarter-final round of the 2006 16 Carat Gold Tournament
January 29, 2006Iceman (c) vs.Ian Rotten in aDeathmatch for the wXw Hardcore Championship
2007Chris Hero1May 4, 2007AresMusikpaletteChris Hero vs.Claudio Castagnoli in the first round of the 2007 16 Carat Gold Tournament
May 5, 2007Go Shiozaki vs.Murat Bosporus in the quarter-final round of the 2007 16 Carat Gold Tournament
May 6, 2007Ares vs.Chris Hero in the final of the 2007 16 Carat Gold Tournament
2008Bad Bones1March 7, 2008Bryan DanielsonDoug Williams vs.Naomichi Marufuji in the first round of the 2008 16 Carat Gold Tournament
March 8, 2008Alex Pain vs. Steve Douglas in a Relaxed Rules match for thewXw World Heavyweight Championship
March 9, 2008Bad Bones vs.Bryan Danielson in the final of the 2008 16 Carat Gold Tournament
2009Shingo Takagi1March 6, 2009Drake YoungerOberhausen,North Rhine-WestphaliaSaint OberhausenChris Sabin vs.Tyler Black in the first round of the 2009 16 Carat Gold Tournament
March 7, 2009Turbinenhalle OberhausenBad Bones (c) vs.Bryan Danielson for thewXw World Heavyweight Championship
March 8, 2009Drake Younger vs.Shingo Takagi in the final of the 2009 16 Carat Gold Tournament
2010Big Van Walter1March 5, 2010Chris HeroBad Bones vs.Chris Hero in the first round of the 2010 16 Carat Gold Tournament
March 6, 2010Steve Douglas (c) vs.Absolute Andy in afalls count anywhere match for thewXw World Heavyweight Championship
March 7, 2010Big Van Walter vs.Chris Hero in the final of the 2010 16 Carat Gold Tournament
2011Sami Callihan1March 11, 2011Big Van WalterDaisuke Sekimoto (c) vs.Bad Bones for thewXw Unified World Wrestling Championship
March 12, 2011Steffy's NightclubDaisuke Sekimoto (c) vs. Johnny Moss for thewXw Unified World Wrestling Championship
March 13, 2011Turbinenhalle OberhausenBig Van Walter vs.Sami Callihan in the final of the 2011 16 Carat Gold Tournament
2012El Generico1March 2, 2012Tommy EndFit Finlay vs.Sami Callihan in the first round of the 2012 16 Carat Gold Tournament
March 3, 2012Big Van Walter (c) vs.Daisuke Sekimoto for thewXw Unified World Wrestling Championship
March 4, 2012El Generico vs.Tommy End in the final of the 2012 16 Carat Gold Tournament
2013Tommy End1March 1, 2013Zack Sabre Jr.Johnny Moss vs.Zack Sabre Jr. in the first round of the 2013 16 Carat Gold Tournament
March 2, 2013Axel Tischer (c) vs.Big Van Walter for thewXw Unified World Wrestling Championship
March 3, 2013Tommy End vs.Zack Sabre Jr. in the final of the 2013 16 Carat Gold Tournament
2014Chris Hero2March 14, 2014Axel TischerSteffy's NightclubChris Hero vs. Freddy Stahl in the first round of the 2014 16 Carat Gold Tournament[2]
March 15, 2014Tommy End (c) vs.Jonathan Gresham for thewXw Unified World Wrestling Championship
March 16, 2014Axel Tischer vs.Chris Hero in the final of the 2014 16 Carat Gold Tournament[3]
2015Tommy End2March 6, 2015Axel Dieter Jr.Turbinenhalle OberhausenKarsten Beck and Melanie Gray vs.The World's Cutest Tag Team (Candice LeRae andJoey Ryan)
March 7, 2015Karsten Beck (c) vs.Big Daddy Walter for thewXw Unified World Wrestling Championship[4]
March 8, 2015Axel Dieter Jr. vs.Tommy End in the final of the 2015 16 Carat Gold Tournament
2016Zack Sabre Jr.1March 11, 2016Axel Dieter Jr.Axel Dieter Jr. vs.Marty Scurll in an"I Quit" match in the first round of the 2016 16 Carat Gold Tournament[5]
March 12, 2016Karsten Beck (c) vs.Absolute Andy vs.John Klinger vs.Jurn Simmons in afour-way match for thewXw Unified World Wrestling Championship[6]
March 13, 2016Axel Dieter Jr. vs.Zack Sabre Jr. in the final of the 2016 16 Carat Gold Tournament[7]
2017Ilja Dragunov1March 10, 2017WalterDavid Starr vs.Walter in the first round of the 2017 16 Carat Gold Tournament[8][9]
March 11, 2017Axel Dieter Jr. (c) vs.Jurn Simmons for thewXw Unified World Wrestling Championship[10]
March 12, 2017Ilja Dragunov vs.Walter in the final of the 2017 16 Carat Gold Tournament[11]
2018Absolute Andy1March 9, 2018David StarrAbsolute Andy vs.Marius Al-Ani in the first round of the 2018 16 Carat Gold Tournament[12]
March 10, 2018John Klinger (c) vs.Ilja Dragunov vs.Walter in athree-way match for thewXw Unified World Wrestling Championship[13][14]
March 11, 2018Absolute Andy vs.David Starr in the final of the 2018 16 Carat Gold Tournament[15]
2019Lucky Kid1March 8, 2019WalterDavid Starr vs.Walter in the first round of the 2019 16 Carat Gold Tournament[16][17]
March 9, 2019Absolute Andy (c) vs.Bobby Gunns for thewXw Unified World Wrestling Championship[18]
March 10, 2019Lucky Kid vs.Walter in the final of the 2019 16 Carat Gold Tournament[19]
2020Cara Noir1March 6, 2020Mike BaileyThe Pretty Bastards (Maggot and Prince Ahura) (c) vs. Jay-AA (Absolute Andy andJay Skillet) for thewXw World Tag Team Championship[20][21]
March 7, 2020Bobby Gunns (c) vs.David Starr in atitle vs. career match for thewXw Unified World Wrestling Championship[22]
March 8, 2020Cara Noir vs.Mike Bailey in the final of the 2020 16 Carat Gold Tournament[23]
2022Jonathan Gresham1March 4, 2022Robert DreisskerBobby Gunns vs.Jonathan Gresham in the first round of 2020 16 Carat Gold Tournament[24]
March 5, 2022Axel Tischer (c) vs.Jurn Simmons vs.Levaniel vs.Tristan Archer in afour-way match for thewXw Unified World Wrestling Championship[25]
March 6, 2022Jonathan Gresham vs.Robert Dreissker in the final of the 2022 16 Carat Gold Tournament[26]
2023Shigehiro Irie1March 10, 2023Axel TischerAhura vs.Maggot in the first round of the 2023 16 Carat Gold Tournament[27]
March 11, 2023Bobby Gunns (career) vs.Norman Harras (role as Sporting Director) in a career vs. roleno disqualification match[28]
March 12, 2023Axel Tischer vs.Shigehiro Irie in the final of the 2023 16 Carat Gold Tournament for the vacantwXw Unified World Wrestling Championship[29]
2024Laurance Roman1March 8, 2024Peter TihanyiMichael Oku vs.Joseph Fenech Jr. in the first round of the 2024 16 Carat Gold Tournament[30]
March 9, 2024Robert Dreissker (c) vs.Shigehiro Irie for thewXw Unified World Wrestling Championship[31]
March 10, 2024Laurance Roman vs.Peter Tihanyi in the final of the 2024 16 Carat Gold Tournament[32]
20251 Called Manders1March 7, 2025AhuraLeon Slater vs.Aigle Blanc in the first round of the 2025 16 Carat Gold Tournament[33]
March 8, 2025Young Blood (Oskar Leube andYuto Nakashima) (c) vs. Big Bucks (Alex Duke andNorman Harras), High Performer Ltd. (Anil Marik and Icarus) and Planet Gojirah (Marc Empire andRobert Dreissker) in afour-way Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match[34]
March 9, 20251 Called Manders vs. Ahura in the final of the 2025 16 Carat Gold Tournament[35]

Tournament history

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2006

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The inaugural edition of the tournament took place between January 27 and 29, 2006, inEssen, Germany.[36][37]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
Baron Von HagenPin
Iceman7:45[37]
Baron Von HagenPin
Ian Rotten12:21[37]
Ares16:46[37]
Ian RottenPin
Baron Von HagenPin
Doug Williams13:23[37]
Rocky RomeroPin
Tengkwa13:37[37]
Rocky Romero19:10[37]
Doug WilliamsPin
Bernard Van Damme17:05[37]
Doug WilliamsPin
Baron Von HagenPin
Murat Bosporus21:04[37]
Steve DouglasPin
Steve Allison14:31[37]
Steven DouglasPin
Tommy End11:58[37]
Bad Bones10:09[37]
Tommy EndDQ
Steve Douglas11:08[37]
Murat BosporusPin
Adam PolakPin
Hate10:42[37]
Adam Polak10:58[37]
Murat BosporusPin
Vries Kastelein5:17[37]
Murat BosporusPin

2007

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The 2007 edition of the event took place between May 4 and 6, inEssen, Germany.[36][38]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
Chris HeroPin
Claudio Castagnoli28:29[38]
Chris HeroPin
Ryo Saito16:36[38]
Matt Sydal11:17[38]
Ryo SaitoPin
Chris HeroPin
Murat Bosporus20:55[38]
Go ShiozakiPin
Davey Richards10:30[38]
Go Shiozaki22:46[38]
Murat BosporusPin
Steve Douglas18:18[38]
Murat BosporusPin
Chris HeroPin
Ares36:49[38]
El GenericoPin
Pac14:45[38]
El GenericoPin
Bad Bones11:36[38]
Emil Sitoci7:44[38]
Bad BonesPin
El Generico12:31[38]
AresPin
Nigel McGuinnessPin
Doug Williams18:36[38]
Nigel McGuinness14:55[38]
AresPin
Tommy End3:39[38]
AresPin

2008

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The 2008 edition of the event took place between March 7 and 9, inEssen, Germany.[36][39]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
Bad BonesPin
PCO11:37[39]
Bad BonesPin
El Generico12:22[39]
Taiji Ishimori14:50[39]
El GenericoPin
Bad BonesPin
Ares20:30[39]
Tommy EndPin
Jimmy Jacobs10:03[39]
Tommy End10:49[39]
AresPin
Big Van Walter9:40[39]
AresPin
Bad BonesPin
Bryan Danielson20:42
Chris HeroPin
Absolute Andy23:08[39]
Chris HeroPin
Emil Sitoci17:51[39]
Chuck Taylor7:44[39]
Emil SitociPin
Chris Hero36:47[39]
Bryan DanielsonPin
Naomichi MarufujiPin
Doug Williams19:49[39]
Naomichi Marufuji19:23[39]
Bryan DanielsonPin
Mike Quackenbush24:01[39]
Bryan DanielsonPin

2009

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The 2009 edition of the event took place between March 6 and 8, inOberhausen, Germany.[36][40]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
ShingoPin
Absolute Andy14:00[40]
ShingoPin
Tyler Black20:20[40]
Chris Sabin18:31[40]
Tyler BlackPin
ShingoPin
Zack Sabre Jr.9:27[40]
Bryan DanielsonPin
Doug Williams20:55[40]
Bryan Danielson13:15[40]
Zack Sabre Jr.Pin
Terry Frazier3:59[40]
Zack Sabre Jr.Pin
ShingoPin
Drake Younger16:32[40]
Steve DouglasPin
Tatsuhito Takaiwa11:15[40]
Steve DouglasPin
Daisuke Sekimoto17:03[40]
Martin Stone10:05[40]
Daisuke SekimotoPin
Steve Douglas10:54[40]
Drake YoungerPin
Big Van WalterPin
Erick Stevens7:15[40]
Big Van Walter12:15[40]
Drake YoungerPin
Adam Polak11:27[40]
Drake YoungerPin

2010

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The 2010 edition of the event took place between March 5 and 7, inOberhausen, Germany.[36][41]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
Big Van WalterPin
Daisuke Sekimoto15:25[41]
Big Van WalterPin
Munenori Sawa10:31[41]
Paul Tracey6:54[41]
Munenori SawaPin
Big Van WalterPin
Erick Stevens15:49[41]
KagetoraPin
Nick Jackson
Tommy End		9:34[41]
Kagetora8:38[41]
Erick StevensPin
Adam Polak10:48[41]
Erick StevensPin
Big Van WalterPin
Chris Hero20:56[41]
AresPin
Matt Jackson8:17[41]
AresPin
Claudio Castagnoli15:29[41]
Johnny Kidd12:53[41]
Claudio CastagnoliPin
Ares22:34[41]
Chris HeroPin
Martin StonePin
Yuji Okabayashi9:30[41]
Martin Stone15:24[41]
Chris HeroPin
Bad Bones20:59[41]
Chris HeroPin

2011

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The 2011 edition of the event took place between March 11 and 13, inOberhausen, Germany.[36][42]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
Sami CallihanPin
Tommy End7:56[42]
Sami CallihanPin
Yoshihito Sasaki7:55[42]
Carnage8:56[42]
Yoshihito SasakiPin
Sami CallihanPin
Davey Richards8:37[42]
Zack Sabre Jr.Pin
Colt Cabana8:23[42]
Zack Sabre Jr.13:35[42]
Davey RichardsPin
Jon Ryan8:16[42]
Davey RichardsPin
Sami CallihanPin
Big Van Walter13:14[42]
Go ShiozakiPin
Johnny Moss12:45[42]
Go ShiozakiPin
Kotaro Suzuki17:07[42]
El Generico14:55[42]
Kotaro SuzukiPin
Go Shiozaki18:50[42]
Big Van WalterPin
Mark HaskinsPin
Adam Cole6:33[42]
Mark Haskins8:46[42]
Big Van WalterPin
Rico Bushido
Big Van WalterPin

2012

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The 2012 edition of the event took place between March 2 and 5, inOberhausen, Germany.[36][43]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
El GenericoPin
Marty Scurll19:01[43]
El GenericoPin
Karsten Beck12:41[43]
Drake Younger8:03[43]
Karsten BeckPin
El GenericoPin
Johnny Moss11:00[43]
Fit FinlayPin
Sami Callihan22:43[43]
Fit Finlay17:29[43]
Johnny MossPin
Doug Williams12:28[43]
Johnny MossPin
El GenericoPin
Tommy End18:16[43]
Zack Sabre Jr.Pin
Jon Ryan18:37[43]
Zack Sabre Jr.Pin
Yoshihito Sasaki7:54[43]
Bad Bones5:49[43]
Yoshihito SasakiPin
Zack Sabre Jr.13:49[43]
Tommy EndRD
Ricky MarvinPin
Axeman16:06[43]
Ricky Marvin13:22[43]
Tommy EndRD
Emil Sitoci8:50[43]
Tommy EndPin

2013

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The 2013 edition of the event took place between March 1 and 3, inOberhausen, Germany.[36][44]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
Tommy EndPin
Ricochet11:18[44]
Tommy EndPin
Jonathan Gresham11:25[44]
Ricky Marvin11:32[44]
Jonathan GreshamPin
Tommy EndPin
Shinobu6:08[44]
Eddie KingstonPin
Chuck Taylor8:04[44]
Eddie Kingston7:48[44]
ShinobuPin
Bad Bones8:01[44]
ShinobuPin
Tommy EndPin
Zack Sabre Jr.13:02[44]
Karsten BeckCountOut
Paul Tracey12:14[44]
Karsten BeckPin
Super Crazy10:09[44]
MasadaPin
Super Crazy13:27[44]
Karsten Beck16:49[44]
Zack Sabre Jr.Pin
Robert DreisskerPin
Yuji Okabayashi10:03[44]
Robert Dreissker7:28[44]
Zack Sabre Jr.Pin
Johnny Moss23:03[44]
Zack Sabre Jr.Pin

2014

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The 2014 edition of the event took place between March 14 and 16, inOberhausen, Germany.[36][45]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
Axel TischerPin
Kushida14:03[45]
Axel TischerPin
John Klinger22:14[45]
Tommaso Ciampa9:30[45]
John KlingerPin
Axel TischerDQ
Big Daddy Walter15:48[45]
Johnny GarganoPin
Toby Blunt11:23[45]
Johnny Gargano13:33[45]
Big Daddy WalterPin
Sasa Keel10:35[45]
Big Daddy WalterDQ
Axel Tischer16:05[45]
Chris HeroPin
Adam ColePin
Trent12:45[45]
Adam ColePin
Robert Dreissker8:53[45]
Ryuichi Kawakami7:51[45]
Robert DreisskerPin
Adam Cole14:55[45]
Chris HeroPin
Karsten BeckPin
Matt Striker11:58[45]
Karsten Beck13:25[45]
Chris HeroPin
Freddy Stahl18:41[45]
Chris HeroPin

2015

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The 2015 edition of the event took place between March 7 and 9, inOberhausen, Germany.[36][46]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
Tommy EndPin
Chris Sabin13:53[46]
Tommy EndPin
Andrew Everett6:59[46]
Robert Dreissker7:32[46]
Andrew EverettPin
Tommy EndPin
Absolute Andy9:48[46]
Sasa KeelPin
Uhaa Nation8:30[46]
Sasa Keel13:03[46]
Absolute AndyPin
Sha Samuels9:45[46]
Absolute AndyPin
Tommy EndPin
Axel Dieter Jr.12:07[46]
Zack Sabre Jr.RD
Axel Tischer19:43[46]
Zack Sabre Jr.Pin
Daisuke Harada13:54[46]
Kim Ray9:21[46]
Daisuke HaradaPin
Zack Sabre Jr.16:29[46]
Axel Dieter Jr.Pin
Marty ScurllPin
Cedric Alexander9:53[46]
Marty Scurll10:25[46]
Axel Dieter Jr.Pin
Timothy Thatcher11:49[46]
Axel Dieter Jr.Pin

2016

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The 2016 edition of the event took place between March 11 and 13, inOberhausen, Germany.

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
Zack Sabre Jr.
Big Daddy Walter
Zack Sabre Jr.
Will Ospreay
Will Ospreay
Shane Strickland
Zack Sabre Jr.
Sami Callihan
Sami Callihan
Kim Ray
Sami Callihan
Timothy Thatcher
Timothy Thatcher
Sasa Keel
Zack Sabre Jr.
Axel Dieter
Drew Galloway
Silas Young
Drew Galloway
Angélico
Angélico
Trevor Lee
Drew Galloway
Axel Dieter
Axel Dieter
Marty Scurll
Axel Dieter
Ilja Dragunov
Ilja Dragunov
Mike Bailey

2017

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The 2017 edition of the event took place between March 10 and 12, inOberhausen, Germany.[36][47]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
Ilja DragunovPin
Avalanche8:08[47]
Ilja DragunovPin
Timothy Thatcher10:43[47]
Koji Kanemoto8:11[47]
Timothy ThatcherPin
Ilja DragunovPin
John Klinger10:20[47]
Cody RhodesPin
Da Mack10:48[47]
Cody Rhodes12:03[47]
John KlingerPin
Paul London7:39[47]
John KlingerPin
Ilja Dragunov16:09[47]
WalterPin
Matt RiddlePin
Donovan Dijak8:50[47]
Matt RiddlePin
Mike Bailey7:46[47]
ACH14:25[47]
Mike BaileyPin
Matt Riddle9:39[47]
WalterPin
Marius Al-AniPin
J. T. Dunn7:16[47]
Marius Al-Ani12:44[47]
WalterRD
David Starr16:24[47]
WalterRD

2018

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The 2018 edition of the event took place between March 9 and 11, inOberhausen, Germany.[36][48]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
David StarrPin
Emil Sitoci7:53[48]
David StarrPin
Travis Banks6:19[48]
Mark Haskins9:02[48]
Travis BanksPin
David StarrPin
Keith Lee13:19[48]
Chris BrookesPin
Alexander James10:22[48]
Chris Brookes8:39[48]
Keith LeePin
Avalanche9:01[48]
Keith LeePin
David Starr22:00[48]
Absolute AndyPin
Timothy ThatcherPin
Jonah Rock10:08[48]
Timothy ThatcherPin
Lucky Kid12:23[48]
Matt Sydal12:30[48]
Lucky KidPin
Timothy Thatcher13:02[48]
Absolute AndyPin
Matt RiddlePin
Da Mack0:12[48]
Matt Riddle12:29[48]
Absolute AndyPin
Marius Al-Ani14:24[48]
Absolute AndyPin

2019

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The 2019 edition of the event took place between March 8 and 10, inOberhausen, Germany.[36][49]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
Lucky KidPin
Timothy Thatcher13:17[49]
Lucky KidPin
Axel Dieter Jr.14:40[49]
Marius Al-Ani16:42[49]
Axel Dieter Jr.Pin
Lucky KidPin
Ilja Dragunov14:11[49]
Pentagón Jr.Pin
Mark Davis7:52[49]
Pentagón Jr.10:38[49]
Ilja DragunovPin
Daisuke Sekimoto16:36[49]
Ilja DragunovPin
Lucky KidPin
Walter19:28[49]
AvalanchePin
Jurn Simmons13:55[49]
AvalanchePin
Shigehiro Irie7:50[49]
Chris Brookes7:54[49]
Shigehiro IriePin
Avalanche11:16[49]
WalterPin
FenixPin
Rey Horus7:55[49]
Fenix11:39[49]
WalterPin
David Starr16:38[49]
WalterPin

2020

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The 2020 edition of the event took place between March 6 and 8, inOberhausen, Germany.[50][51][52]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
Cara NoirRD
Marius Al-Ani11:32[52]
Cara NoirPin
Jeff Cobb11:40[52]
Alexander James12:44[52]
Jeff CobbPin
Cara NoirPin
Eddie Kingston8:15[52]
The RotationPin
Puma King8:57[52]
The Rotation9:26[52]
Eddie KingstonPin
Daniel Makabe9:33[52]
Eddie KingstonPin
Cara NoirRD
Mike Bailey28:27[52]
Jurn SimmonsPin
Lucky Kid4:32[52]
Jurn SimmonsPin
Shigehiro Irie9:01[52]
Shigehiro IriePin
Black Taurus10:30[52]
Jurn Simmons10:40[52]
Mike BaileyPin
Julian Pace9:39[52]
BandidoPin
Bandido17:36[52]
Mike BaileyPin
Chris Ridgeway12:55[52]
Mike BaileyPin

2022

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The 2022 edition of the event took place between March 4 and 6, inOberhausen, Germany.[53][54]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
Jonathan GreshamPin
Bobby Gunns21:22[53]
Jonathan GreshamPin
Peter Tihanyi7:01[53]
Aigle Blanc13:06[53]
Peter TihanyiPin
Jonathan GreshamPin
Shigehiro Irie12:23[53]
Marius Al-AniPin
Michael Knight8:09[53]
Hektor Invictus[a]7:14[53]
Shigehiro IriePin
Senza Volto12:49[53]
Shigehiro IriePin
Jonathan GreshamPin
Robert Dreissker12:45[53]
LuFistoPin
Dennis Dullnig7:45[53]
LuFistoPin
Maggot11:49[53]
Ace Romero12:48[53]
MaggotPin
LuFisto5:56
Robert DreisskerPin[53]
Cara NoirKO
Vincent Heisenberg6:26[53]
Cara Noir9:08[53]
Robert DreisskerPin
Fuminori Abe8:45[53]
Robert DreisskerPin

2023

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The 2023 edition of the event took place between March 10 and 12, inOberhausen, Germany.[55][56]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
Shigehiro IriePin
Metehan16:28[55]
Shigehiro IriePin
Tristan Archer11:45[55]
Mike D Vecchio10:53[55]
Tristan ArcherPin
Shigehiro IriePin
Ahura9:13[55]
AhuraPin
Maggot22:14[55]
AhuraPin
Komander11:42[55]
Arez14:10[55]
KomanderPin
Shigehiro IriePin
Axel Tischer17:23[55][b]
Francesco AkiraPin
Laurance Roman11:45[55]
Francesco Akira14:48[55]
Peter TihanyiPin
Trey Miguel13:19[55]
Peter TihanyiPin
Peter Tihanyi12:38[55]
Axel TischerPin
Masha SlamovichPin
Fuminori Abe8:50[55]
Masha Slamovich10:16[55]
Axel TischerDecision
Davey Richards16:46[55]
Axel TischerPin

2024

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The 2024 edition of the event took place between March 8 and 10, inOberhausen, Germany.[57][58]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
Laurance RomanPin
OSKAR8:37
Laurance RomanPin
Masato Tanaka11:17
Elijah Blum11:03
Masato TanakaPin
Laurance RomanPin
1 Called Manders9:43
Stephanie MazePin
Icarus9:33
Stephanie Maze9:28
1 Called MandersPin
Luke Jacobs10:13
1 Called MandersPin
Laurance RomanPin
Peter Tihanyi15:52
Aigle BlancPin
Lio Rush10:30
Aigle BlancPin
Mike D. Vecchio13:46
Gringo Loco17:03
Mike D VecchioPin
Aigle Blanc12:30
Peter TihanyiPin
Michael OkuSub
Joseph Fenech Jr.22:32
Michael Oku17:01
Peter TihanyiPin
Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr16:39
Peter TihanyiCount-Out

2025

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Main article:16 Carat Gold Tournament (2025)

Notes

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  1. ^Invictus replacedMarius Al-Ani in the quarterfinals.
  2. ^This was also for the vacantwXw Unified World Wrestling Championship.

References

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  1. ^Kreikenbohm, Philip."16 Carat Gold Tournament 2006 « Tournaments Database « CAGEMATCH – The Internet Wrestling Database".www.cagematch.net.
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