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Professional wrestling pay-per-view event series
Jr. Grand Prix
PromotionsPro Wrestling Noah
Other names
  • Global Junior Heavyweight League (2009–2020)
  • Junior Rumble (2020–2022)
  • N Innovation (2024)
  • Jr. Grand Prix (2025)
First event2009
SignaturematchesSingles matches

TheGlobal Junior Heavyweight League is aprofessional wrestling round-robin tournament held byPro Wrestling Noah. The purpose of the tournament is to determine the promotion's top junior heavyweight wrestler. It was originally designed to be an annual event starting in 2009, but the second tournament did not take place until 2015. The tournament is a two-block round-robin tournament, much likeNew Japan Pro-Wrestling'sBest of the Super Juniors tournament, in which each block's two highest scorers face off in the semifinals. A victory is worth two points, a draw was worth one, and a loss zero; each match has a thirty-minute time limit. Being a professional wrestling tournament, the outcome of the matches and the tournament itself are not determined through pure athletic competition but through pre-determined outcomes to matches.[1]

List of winners

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Global Junior Heavyweight League

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Jr. Rumble

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N Innovation

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Jr. Grand Prix

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2009

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The first tournament, named simply Junior Heavyweight League, was held from October 15 to October 31 over nine shows, and featured two blocks of five. Foreign participation includedDelirious fromRing of Honor andJyushin Thunder Liger fromNew Japan Pro-Wrestling. The winner,Yoshinobu Kanemaru, also won the vacantGHC Junior Heavyweight Championship. Delirious was awarded place in the semifinal because original block A runner-up Kotaro Suzuki had to withdraw with a flu.

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Katsuhiko Nakajima6Jyushin Thunder Liger5
Kotaro Suzuki5Yoshinobu Kanemaru4
Delirious4Atsushi Aoki3
Kenta3Taiji Ishimori2
Ricky Marvin2Genba Hirayanagi0
Block ADeliriousKatsuhiko NakajimaKentaKotaro SuzukiRicky Marvin
DeliriousN/aNakajima (15:05)Delirious (18:54)Suzuki (13:52)Delirious (14:20)
Katsuhiko NakajimaNakajima (15:05)N/aDraw (30:00)Draw (30:00)Nakajima (12:07)
KentaDelirious (18:54)Draw (30:00)N/aSuzuki (17:28)Kenta (1:59)
Kotaro SuzukiSuzuki (13:52)Draw (30:00)Suzuki (17:28)N/aMarvin (9:04)
Ricky MarvinDelirious (14:20)Nakajima(12:07)Kenta (1:59)Marvin (9:04)N/a
Block BAtsushi AokiGenba HirayanagiJyushin Thunder LigerTaiji IshimoriYoshinobu Kanemaru
Atsushi AokiN/aAoki (13:11)Draw (30:00)Ishimori (13:54)Kanemaru (17:32)
Genba HirayanagiAoki (13:11)N/aDouble countout (9:19)Double countout (7:09)Double countout (7:45)
Jyushin Thunder LigerDraw (30:00)Double countout (9:19)N/aLiger (13:08)Liger (14:45)
Taiji IshimoriIshimori (13:54)Double countout (7:09)Liger (13:08)N/aKanemaru (15:56)
Yoshinobu KanemaruKanemaru (17:32)Double countout (7:45)Liger (14:45)Kanemaru (15:56)N/a
SemifinalsFinals
      
A1Katsuhiko NakajimaPin
B2Yoshinobu Kanemaru10:17
B2Yoshinobu KanemaruPin
B1Jyushin Thunder Liger18:53
B1Jyushin Thunder LigerPin
A2Delirious10:45

2015

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The second tournament, now named Global Junior Heavyweight League, took place from July 18 to August 5, 2015.[1]

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Daisuke Harada10Atsushi Kotoge8
El Desperado8Taiji Ishimori8
Kenoh8Bengala6
Zack Sabre Jr.8Hajime Ohara6
Yoshinari Ogawa6Super Crazy6
Sho Tanaka2Taka Michinoku6
Hitoshi Kumano0Genba Hirayanagi2
Block ADaisuke HaradaEl DesperadoHitoshi KumanoKenohSho TanakaYoshinari OgawaZack Sabre Jr.
Daisuke HaradaN/aHarada (5:23)Harada (10:06)Harada (13:29)Harada (8:33)Harada (11:58)Sabre (12:12)
El DesperadoHarada (5:23)N/aDesperado (7:53)Desperado (13:31)Desperado (10:19)Ogawa (1:05)Desperado (11:06)
Hitoshi KumanoHarada (10:06)Desperado (7:53)N/aKenoh (9:03)Tanaka (9:01)Ogawa (8:41)Sabre (9:47)
KenohHarada (13:29)Desperado (13:31)Kenoh (9:03)N/aKenoh (13:50)Kenoh (13:28)Kenoh (7:33)
Sho TanakaHarada (8:33)Desperado (10:19)Tanaka (9:01)Kenoh (13:50)N/aOgawa (3:32)Sabre (10:07)
Yoshinari OgawaHarada (11:58)Ogawa (1:05)Ogawa (8:41)Kenoh (13:28)Ogawa (3:32)N/aSabre (11:46)
Zack Sabre Jr.Sabre (12:12)Desperado (11:06)Sabre (9:47)Kenoh (7:33)Sabre (10:07)Sabre (11:46)N/a
Block BAtsushi KotogeBengalaGenba HirayanagiHajime OharaSuper CrazyTaiji IshimoriTaka Michinoku
Atsushi KotogeN/aKotoge (8:49)Kotoge (8:36)Ohara (12:41)Crazy (11:05)Kotoge (14:58)Kotoge (10:44)
BengalaKotoge (8:49)N/aHirayanagi (6:22)Bengala (6:15)Bengala (3:24)Ishimori (10:48)Bengala (7:40)
Genba HirayanagiKotoge (8:36)Hirayanagi (6:22)N/aOhara (8:29)Crazy (5:29)Ishimori (7:44)Michinoku (7:33)
Hajime OharaOhara (12:41)Bengala (6:15)Ohara (8:29)N/aCrazy (10:16)Ishimori (7:15)Ohara (11:31)
Super CrazyCrazy (11:05)Bengala (3:24)Crazy (5:29)Crazy (10:16)N/aIshimori (12:27)Michinoku (8:26)
Taiji IshimoriKotoge (14:58)Ishimori (10:48)Ishimori (7:44)Ishimori (7:15)Ishimori (12:27)N/aMichinoku (9:07)
Taka MichinokuKotoge (10:44)Bengala (7:40)Michinoku (7:33)Ohara (11:31)Michinoku (8:26)Michinoku (9:07)N/a
Final
   
A1Daisuke HaradaPin
B1Atsushi Kotoge16:35

2018

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The third tournament took place from September 8 to October 4, 2018.[2]

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Kotaro Suzuki8Yo-Hey8
Daisuke Harada6Ikuto Hidaka7
Hitoshi Kumano6Hi696
Tadasuke6Minoru Tanaka6
Seiya Morohashi2Hayata3
Hajime Ohara2Junta Miyawaki0
Block ADaisuke HaradaHajime OharaHitoshi KumanoKotaro SuzukiSeiya MorohashiTadasuke
Daisuke HaradaN/aHarada (19:04)Harada (12:06)Suzuki (16:31)Harada (8:47)Tadasuke (15:31)
Hajime OharaHarada (19:04)N/aKumano (12:24)Ohara (10:11)Morohashi (10:05)Tadasuke (6:54)
Hitoshi KumanoHarada (12:06)Kumano (12:24)N/aSuzuki (14:33)Kumano (11:52)Kumano (9:59)
Kotaro SuzukiSuzuki (16:31)Ohara (10:11)Suzuki (14:33)N/aSuzuki (9:19)Suzuki (10:18)
Seiya MorohashiHarada (8:47)Morohashi (10:05)Kumano (11:52)Suzuki (9:19)N/aTadasuke (9:53)
TadasukeTadasuke (15:31)Tadasuke (6:54)Kumano (9:59)Suzuki (10:18)Tadasuke (9:53)N/a
Block BHayataHi69Ikuto HidakaJunta MiyawakiMinoru TanakaYo-Hey
HayataN/aHi69 (9:35)Hidaka (11:11)Hayata (4:45)Tanaka (11:33)Draw (12:36)
Hi69Hi69 (9:35)N/aHidaka (14:47)Hi69 (2:49)Hi69 (19:41)Yo-Hey (13:11)
Ikuto HidakaHidaka (11:11)Hidaka (14:47)N/aHidaka (8:03)Tanaka (12:38)Draw (30:00)
Junta MiyawakiHayata (4:45)Hi69 (2:49)Hidaka (8:03)N/aTanaka (5:55)Yo-Hey (8:02)
Minoru TanakaTanaka (11:33)Hi69 (19:41)Tanaka (12:38)Tanaka (5:55)N/aYo-Hey (14:57)
Yo-HeyDraw (12:36)Yo-Hey (13:11)Draw (30:00)Yo-Hey (8:02)Yo-Hey (14:57)N/a
Final
   
A1Kotaro SuzukiPin
B1Yo-Hey17:00

2019

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The fourth Global Junior Heavyweight League took place from June 27 to July 27, 2019.[3]

Current standings
Block ABlock B
Tadasuke8Hayata7
Yo-Hey6Kotaro Suzuki7
Yoshinari Ogawa6Chris Ridgeway6
Daisuke Harada5Hajime Ohara4
Minoru Tanaka5Hi694
Junta Miyawaki0Hitoshi Kumano2
Block ADaisuke HaradaJunta MiyawakiMinoru TanakaTadasukeYo-HeyYoshinari Ogawa
Daisuke HaradaN/aHarada (6:52)Draw (30:00)Tadasuke (15:01)Harada (15:20)Ogawa (9:47)
Junta MiyawakiHarada (6:52)N/aTanaka (8:43)Tadasuke (8:57)Yo-Hey (8:57)Ogawa (9:54)
Minoru TanakaDraw (30:00)Tanaka (8:43)N/aTadasuke (10:14)Yo-Hey (12:40)Tanaka (11:33)
TadasukeTadasuke (15:01)Tadasuke (8:57)Tadasuke (10:14)N/aTadasuke (10:41)Ogawa (13:19)
Yo-HeyHarada (15:20)Yo-Hey (8:57)Yo-Hey (12:40)Tadasuke (10:41)N/aYo-Hey (14:14)
Yoshinari OgawaOgawa (9:47)Ogawa (9:54)Tanaka (11:33)Ogawa (13:19)Yo-Hey (14:14)N/a
Block BChris RidgewayHajime OharaHayataHi69Hitoshi KumanoKotaro Suzuki
Chris RidgewayN/aOhara (9:20)Hayata (14:30)Ridgeway (13:08)Ridgeway (10:01)Ridgeway (8:38)
Hajime OharaOhara (9:20)N/aHayata (15:59)Ohara (10:20)Kumano (13:35)Suzuki (10:09)
HayataHayata (14:30)Hayata (15:59)N/aHi69 (11:27)Hayata (11:01)Draw (30:00)
Hi69Ridgeway (13:08)Ohara (10:20)Hi69 (11:27)N/aHi69 (9:39)Suzuki (8:59)
Hitoshi KumanoRidgeway (10:01)Kumano (13:35)Hayata (11:01)Hi69 (9:39)N/aSuzuki (10:32)
Kotaro SuzukiRidgeway (8:38)Suzuki (10:09)Draw (30:00)Suzuki (8:59)Suzuki (10:32)N/a
Block B DecisionFinal
A1TadasukePin
B1HayataPinB1Hayata19:12
B2Kotaro Suzuki3:13

2020

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The 2020 Global Junior Heavyweight League, featuring 4 blocks took place between January 10 and January 30.[4]

Final standings
Block ABlock BBlock CBlock D
Yoshinari Ogawa4Dick Togo4Hajime Ohara4Daisuke Harada4
Hayata2Kotaro Suzuki4Atsushi Kotoge4Minoru Tanaka3
Nosawa Rongai2Tadasuke2Yo-Hey2Nio3
Junta Miyawaki0Hao2Hitoshi Kumano2Chris Ridgeway2
Block AHayataYoshinari
Ogawa		Nosawa
Rongai		Junta
Miyawaki
HayataN/aOgawa
(18:33)		Double
Countout
(6:43)		Hayata
(9:48)
Yoshinari
Ogawa		Ogawa
(18:33)		N/aDouble
Countout
(10:29)		Ogawa
(8:08)
Nosawa
Rongai		Double
Countout
(6:43)		Double
Countout
(10:29)		N/aNosawa
(9:23)
Junta
Miyawaki		Hayata
(9:48)		Ogawa
(8:08)		Nosawa
(9:23)		N/a
Block BKotaro
Suzuki		TadasukeHaoDick
Togo
Kotaro
Suzuki		N/aSuzuki
(7:39)		Suzuki
(9:20)		Togo
(15:09)
TadasukeSuzuki
(7:39)		N/aTadasuke
(7:49)		Tadasuke
(12:46)
HaoSuzuki
(9:20)		Tadasuke
(7:49)		N/aTogo
(9:21)
Dick
Togo		Togo
(15:09)		Tadasuke
(12:46)		Togo
(9:21)		N/a
Block CAtsushi
Kotoge		Yo-HeyHajime
Ohara		Hitoshi
Kumano
Atsushi
Kotoge		N/aKotoge
(15:41)		Ohara
(14:20)		Kotoge
(10:56)
Yo-HeyKotoge
(15:41)		N/aOhara
(13:49)		Yo-Hey
(13:53)
Hajime
Ohara		Ohara
(14:20)		Ohara
(13:49)		N/aKumano
(13:39)
Hitoshi
Kumano		Kotoge
(10:56)		Yo-Hey
(13:53)		Kumano
(13:39)		N/a
Block DDaisuke
Harada		Chris
Ridgeway		Minoru
Tanaka		Nio
Daisuke
Harada		N/aHarada
(10:56)		Draw
(30:00)		Draw
(30:00)
Chris
Ridgeway		Harada
(10:56)		N/aTanaka
(11:34)		Ridgeway
(13:39)
Minoru
Tanaka		Draw
(30:00)		Tanaka
(11:34)		N/aNio
(14:24)
NioDraw
(30:00)		Ridgeway
(13:39)		Nio
(14:24)		N/a
SemifinalsFinals
      
A1Yoshinari OgawaSub
B1Dick Togo8:31
B1Dick TogoPin
D1Daisuke Harada19:43
C1Hajime OharaPin
D1Daisuke Harada15:45

2020 (Rumble)

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After theCOVID-19 pandemic, the Junior Heavyweight League was replaced with an annual Junior Rumble. The first edition was on 4 October as part of anN-1 Victory 2020 show atKorakuen Hall inBunkyō,Tokyo and contained 14 participants. They entered strictly every 30 seconds. The winner of this rumble did not receive a GHC Junior Heavyweight Championship shot and the reigning champion, Kotaro Suzuki, participated.[5]

EntryWrestlerUnitOrderEliminated byMethodTime of
elimination
1Daisuke HaradaMomo no Seishun11/12HayataOver The Top Rope22:00
2Yo-HeyFull Throttle11/12HayataOver The Top Rope22:00
3TadasukeKongo7NiohOver The Top Rope16:22
4HayataStinger13Atsushi KotogePinfall24:32
5Nosawa RongaiSugiura-gun5Atsushi KotogePinfall14:59
6Junta MiyawakiMomo no Seishun6TadasukePinfall15:33
7Yoshinari OgawaStinger1HimselfAbandoned the match.5:49
8Seiki YoshiokaFull Throttle4Nosawa RongaiPinfall12:59
9Kaz HayashiSugiura-gun3Seiki YoshiokaOver The Top Rope12:35
10HaohKongo9HayataPinfall18:18
11NiohKongo10Daisuke HaradaPinfall19:47
12Hajime OharaFull Throttle2Kaz HayashiPinfall12:14
13Kotaro SuzukiStinger8HaohPinfall17:29
14Atsushi KotogeMomo no Seishun-WINNER--
Winner:Atsushi Kotoge

2021

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The 2021 Noah Junior Rumble was held in an emptyClub Citta,Kawasaki, Kanagawa on 26 June, one month before theNoah Jr. Team Game 2021.[6] It was part ofNoah Cage War 2021. The Rumble had 15 participants, 1 more than the previous year. The winner, Hayata, successfully defeated Atsushi Kotoge for the GHC Junior Heavyweight Championship the next night.

Haoh, Tadasuke and Nioh all entered at the same time. Hayata & Yoshinari Ogawa entered unofficially and were allowed entry by the referee.

EntryWrestlerUnitOrderEliminated byMethodTime of
elimination
1Daisuke HaradaSeiki gun / Momo no Seishun2HayataOver The Top Rope17:26
2Nosawa RongaiLos Perros del Mal de Japón1Yoshinari OgawaOver The Top Rope17:26
3EitaLos Perros del Mal de Japón8Yoshinari OgawaOver The Top Rope23:55
4Seiki YoshiokaStinger11Yo-HeyOver The Top Rope25:25
5Junta MiyawakiSeiki-gun7EitaPinfall23:13
6Yo-HeyLos Perros del Mal de Japón14HayataPinfall35:00
7-9HaohKongo4Junta MiyawakiPinfall21:11
TadasukeKongo10Seiki YoshiokaPinfall24:51
NiohKongo5Junta MiyawakiOver The Top Rope21:41
10Hajime OharaSeiki-gun3HaohPinfall20:26
11Yuya SusumuStinger9TadasukePinfall24:20
12Ikuto HidakaLos Perros del Mal de Japón6Yuya SusumuPinfall22:26
13Kotaro SuzukiLos Perros del Mal de Japón13HayataPinfall26:52
14-15HayataStinger-WINNER--
Yoshinari OgawaStinger12Kotaro Suzuki,Nosawa Rongai &Yo-HeyOver The Top Rope26:01
Winner:Hayata (2)

2022

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The 2022 Noah Junior Rumble was part of theN Innovation U-Cup. It was held at Yokohama Radiant Hall,Yokohama on 6 January. Daisuke Harada, the winner, successfully defeated Hayata for the GHC Junior Heavyweight Championship the next night.[7]

EntryWrestlerUnitOrderEliminated byMethodTime of
elimination
1Atsushi KotogeSeiki-gun9Yo-HeyPinfall16:49
2AlejandroKongo6Hajime OharaPinfall14:54
3Yuya SusumuStinger4Atsushi KotogePinfall11:13
4Yo-HeyLos Perros del Mal de Japón12Seiki YoshiokaOver The Top Rope20:00
5Seiki YoshiokaStinger13Kotaro SuzukiPinfall20:20
6TadasukeKongo5Junta MiyawakiOver The Top Rope11:59
7Junta MiyawakiSeiki-gun8HaohPinfall16:20
8Nosawa RongaiLos Perros del Mal de Japón2Yoshinari OgawaOver The Top Rope6:51
9Yoshinari OgawaStinger3Nosawa RongaiOver The Top Rope7:42
10EitaLos Perros del Mal de Japón1Nosawa RongaiOver The Top Rope6:49
11Daisuke HaradaSeiki-gun-WINNER--
12Kotaro SuzukiLos Perros del Mal de Japón14Daisuke HaradaPinfall24:30
13HaohKongo11Daisuke HaradaOver The Top Rope18:18
14NiohKongo7Junta MiyawakiPinfall14:59
15Hajime OharaSeiki-gun10Seiki YoshiokaPinfall17:33
Winner:Daisuke Harada (3)

2024

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The 2024 edition of the tournament premiered under the "N Innovation" banner and took place between October 30 and November 6.[8]

Round 1SemifinalsFinal
         
Dragon BanePin
Kai Fujimura13:11[9]
Dragon BanePin
Yuto Kikuchi11:22[9]
Yu Owada6:37[9]
Yuto KikuchiPin
Dragon BanePin
Junta Miyawaki16:20[9]
AmakusaPin
Tadasuke8:44[9]
Amakusa3:18[9]
Junta MiyawakiPin
Yo-Hey13:55[9]
Junta MiyawakiPin

2025

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The 2025 edition of the tournament premiered under the "Jr. Grand Prix" banner and will take place between November 8 and 21.[10]

Round 1QuarterfinalsSemifinalsFinal
        
Hiromu TakahashiPin
Daiki Odashima12:56[11]
Hiromu TakahashiPin
Ninja Mack10:50[13]
Ninja MackPin
Alejandro8:29[11]
Hiromu TakahashiPin
Tadasuke10:11[15]
Daga9:31[12]
TadasukePin
TadasukePin
Amakusa14:38[14]
AmakusaPin
Jun Masaoka10:31[12]
Hiromu TakahashiPin
Kai Fujimura14:26[15]
Yuto Kikuchi11:14[12]
HayataSub
HayataPin
Eita14:35[13]
Hajime Ohara10:24[12]
EitaPin
Hayata8:38[15]
Kai FujimuraPin
Kai FujimuraPin
Junta Miyawaki6:53[11]
Kai FujimuraPin
Shuji Kondo12:57[14]
Black Menso-re0:57[11]
Shuji KondoPin

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