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IWGP Intercontinental Championship

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Professional wrestling championship
IWGP Intercontinental Championship
The IWGP Intercontinental Championship belt (2012–2021)
Details
PromotionNew Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW)
Date establishedJanuary 5, 2011
Date retiredMarch 4, 2021
Statistics
First championMVP[1]
Final championKota Ibushi
Most reignsTetsuya Naito (6 reigns)
Longest reignShinsuke Nakamura (313 days)
Shortest reignTetsuya Naito (41 days)
Oldest championMinoru Suzuki (49 years, 7 months and 10 days)[2]
Youngest championLa Sombra (23 years, 6 months and 28 days)[3]
Heaviest championBad Luck Fale (140 kg (310 lb))[4]
Lightest championLa Sombra (80 kg (180 lb))[5]

TheIWGP Intercontinental Championship (IWGPインターコンチネンタル王座,IWGP intākonchinentaru ōza) was aprofessional wrestlingchampionship owned by theNew Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW)promotion. "IWGP" is the acronym of NJPW's governing body, the International Wrestling Grand Prix (インターナショナル・レスリング・グラン・プリ,intānashonaru resuringu guran puri).[6] The title was officially announced on January 5, 2011, and the Inaugural ChampionMVP was crowned on May 15, 2011, duringNJPW's first tour of the United States. On March 4, 2021, the championship was retired by NJPW after being unified with theIWGP Heavyweight Championship to form theIWGP World Heavyweight Championship.[7] The final champion wasKota Ibushi, who was in his second reign at the time of the title's retirement.[8]

The title formed what was unofficially called the "New JapanTriple Crown" (新日本トリプルクラウン,Shin Nihon Toripuru Kuraun) along with the IWGP Heavyweight Championship and theNEVER Openweight Championship.[9]

History

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On October 3, 2010, American promotionJersey All Pro Wrestling announced that it had reached an agreement with NJPW to co-promote NJPW's first shows in the United States.[10] NJPW officially announced theNJPW Invasion Tour 2011: Attack on East Coast tour on January 4, 2011, with shows taking place on May 13 inRahway, New Jersey, May 14 inNew York City and May 15 inPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania.[11] The following day, NJPW added that, during the tour, the promotion would introduce the IWGP Intercontinental Championship, with the inaugural champion to be crowned in a tournament taking place over the three shows.[12]

Inaugural championship tournament (2010–2011)

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Participants for the tournament were announced on April 8, 2011. The list of participants included: formerWorld Wrestling Entertainment performerMVP, who had signed a contract with New Japan in January 2011;Kazuchika Okada, who had been on a learning excursion to American promotionTotal Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) since February 2010;Hideo Saito, who had been on a similar tour ofPuerto Rico'sWorld Wrestling Council since September 2010; formerIWGP Tag Team andIWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team ChampionsTetsuya Naito andYujiro Takahashi ofNo Limit; NJPW regularsTama Tonga andToru Yano, and; American independent workerDan Maff, who made his first appearance for NJPW during the tour.[13] On May 6, it was announced that Tonga had suffered an injury which would force him out of the tournament. He was replaced by former TNA andRing of Honor performer Josh Daniels.[14] On May 15, MVP defeated Yano in the final of the tournament to become the inaugural champion.[1]

Tournament bracket
Round One
(May 13)		Semifinals
(May 14)		Final
(May 15)
         
MVPSub
Kazuchika Okada12:45[15]
MVPSub
Tetsuya Naito10:57[16]
Josh DanielsPin
Tetsuya Naito12:28[15]
MVPSub
Toru Yano09:27[1][17]
Dan MaffPin
Toru Yano10:38[15]
Toru YanoPin
Yujiro Takahashi07:47[16]
Hideo SaitoPin
Yujiro Takahashi08:28[15]

Nakamura and elevation

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Shinsuke Nakamura is credited with establishing the prestige of the title

Through MVP's inaugural reign and the subsequent reigns ofMasato Tanaka andHirooki Goto,[18][19] the IWGP Intercontinental Championship was largely amidcard title, remaining firmly behind theIWGP Heavyweight Championship andIWGP Tag Team Championship in importance.[20][21][22] However, afterShinsuke Nakamura captured the title from Goto on July 22, 2012,[23] the title began gaining importance. He was already a former three-time IWGP Heavyweight Champion and his first reign lasted 313 days. Nakamura also made the title international again, defending it in both the United States andMexico.[24][25] On May 31, 2013, while on tour with Mexican promotionConsejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL), with whom NJPW has a working relationship, Nakamura lost the title toLa Sombra. This marked the first time the title had changed hands outside of NJPW.[26][27] Nakamura regained the title back in NJPW two months later on July 20, and in the process became the first two-time holder of the title.[28]

Nakamura continued elevating the IWGP Intercontinental Championship, culminating with the IWGP Intercontinental Championship match receiving top billing over the IWGP Heavyweight Championship match at NJPW's biggest annual event,Wrestle Kingdom 8 on January 4, 2014,[29][30] where former multi-time IWGP Heavyweight ChampionHiroshi Tanahashi became the new champion.[31][32] Afterwards,Tokyo Sports wrote that the Intercontinental and Heavyweight Championships were now equals, whileDave Meltzer wrote that Nakamura and Tanahashi made the Intercontinental Championship feel like "the real world title belt".[33][34] Nakamura regained the title from Tanahashi in another main event match on April 6 atInvasion Attack 2014.[35][36][37] Nakamura's association with the championship continued to 2016, when he successfully defended it against former IWGP Heavyweight ChampionA.J. Styles atWrestle Kingdom 10.[38][39] On January 25, 2016, Nakamura was stripped of the title due to his departure from the promotion at the end of the month.[40][41][42]

From 2012 to 2016, Nakamura held the IWGP Intercontinental Championship five times and defended it at four consecutiveWrestle Kingdom events.[43]The title was also associated with Nakamura as it was he who personally introduced the new title belt design shortly into his first reign in August 2012. He was outspokenly disapproving of the first belt design—which had bronze plates on a black strap—for its resemblance to a10 yen coin and saw it as a mockery of the IWGP.[23][44] The new design featured gold plates on a white strap. The white strap was unprecedented for the IWGP,[24] and symbolized a clean slate for its holder to add to and define.[45]

Naito and unification with Heavyweight Championship

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After Nakamura's departure, the title was most associated withTetsuya Naito, who held the title for a record six times.[46][47] During his first reign, he began systematically destroying the title belt, forcing NJPW to have it repaired in June 2017.[48][49] Unlike Nakamura, Naito firmly saw the Heavyweight Championship as the top title,[50] and had no desire for the Intercontinental Championship when he first won it.[51] On January 5, 2020, atWrestle Kingdom 14, Tetsuya Naito won the Heavyweight and Intercontinental Championships. Both titles keep their individual history, but were defended at the same time. Sometimes, they were called "Double Championship".[52][53] On March 4, 2021, one year after Naito's victory, the titles were unified to form the new IWGP World Heavyweight Championship.[54]

Reigns

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Two-time and final championKota Ibushi

During the championship's existence there have been twenty-seven reigns shared among fifteen wrestlers with onevacancy.MVP was the first champion in the title's history.Tetsuya Naito has the most reigns with six.[23][28][35][55][56] Shinsuke Nakamura holds the record for the longest reign in the title's history at 313 days during his first reign. Tetsuya Naito's second reign of 41 days is the shortest in the title's history.Kota Ibushi was the final champion and had held the championship twice.[8]

Key
No.Overall reign number
ReignReign number for the specific champion
DaysNumber of days held
DefensesNumber of successful defenses
No.ChampionChampionship changeReign statisticsNotesRef.
DateEventLocationReignDaysDefenses
New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW)
1MVPMay 15, 2011Invasion Tour 2011: Attack on East CoastPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.11482DefeatedToru Yano in an eight–man tournament final to become the inaugural champion.[1]
2Masato TanakaOctober 10, 2011Destruction '11Tokyo, Japan11253[18]
3Hirooki GotoFebruary 12, 2012The New BeginningOsaka, Japan11612[19]
4Shinsuke NakamuraJuly 22, 2012Kizuna RoadYamagata, Japan13138[23]
5La SombraMay 31, 2013Super ViernesMexico City, Mexico1501This was atwo out of three falls match.[26][57]
6Shinsuke NakamuraJuly 20, 2013Kizuna RoadAkita, Japan21683[28]
7Hiroshi TanahashiJanuary 4, 2014Wrestle Kingdom 8 in Tokyo DomeTokyo, Japan1921[31]
8Shinsuke NakamuraApril 6, 2014Invasion AttackTokyo, Japan3761[35]
9Bad Luck FaleJune 21, 2014Dominion 6.21Osaka, Japan1921[58]
10Shinsuke NakamuraSeptember 21, 2014Destruction in KobeKobe, Japan42243[59]
11Hirooki GotoMay 3, 2015Wrestling DontakuFukuoka, Japan21471[60]
12Shinsuke NakamuraSeptember 27, 2015Destruction in KobeKobe, Japan51202[61]
—VacatedJanuary 25, 2016—Tokyo, Japan———Vacated due to Nakamura leaving NJPW for WWE.[62]
13Kenny OmegaFebruary 14, 2016The New Beginning in NiigataNagaoka, Japan11261DefeatedHiroshi Tanahashi to win the vacant title.[63]
14Michael ElginJune 19, 2016Dominion 6.19 in Osaka-jo HallOsaka, Japan1981This was aladder match.[64]
15Tetsuya NaitoSeptember 25, 2016Destruction in KobeKobe, Japan12594[65]
16Hiroshi TanahashiJune 11, 2017Dominion 6.11 in Osaka-jo HallOsaka, Japan22304[66]
17Minoru SuzukiJanuary 27, 2018The New Beginning in SapporoSapporo, Japan1921[67]
18Tetsuya NaitoApril 29, 2018Wrestling HinokuniKumamoto, Japan2410[68]
19Chris JerichoJune 9, 2018Dominion 6.9 in Osaka-jo HallOsaka, Japan12091[69]
20Tetsuya NaitoJanuary 4, 2019Wrestle Kingdom 13 in Tokyo DomeTokyo, Japan3921This was ano disqualification match.[70]
21Kota IbushiApril 6, 2019G1 SupercardNew York City, U.S.1641[71]
22Tetsuya NaitoJune 9, 2019Dominion 6.9 in Osaka-jo HallOsaka, Japan41050[72]
23Jay WhiteSeptember 22, 2019Destruction in KobeKobe, Japan11041[73][74]
24Tetsuya NaitoJanuary 4, 2020Wrestle Kingdom 14 in Tokyo Dome
Night 1		Tokyo, Japan51902[75]
25EvilJuly 12, 2020Dominion in Osaka-jo HallOsaka, Japan1481This match was also for Naito'sIWGP Heavyweight Championship.[76]
26Tetsuya NaitoAugust 29, 2020Summer Struggle in JinguTokyo, Japan61281This match was also for Evil'sIWGP Heavyweight Championship.[46][77]
27Kota IbushiJanuary 4, 2021Wrestle Kingdom 15 in Tokyo Dome
Night 1		Tokyo, Japan2594This match was also for Naito'sIWGP Heavyweight Championship.[8]
—UnifiedMarch 4, 2021Anniversary EventTokyo, Japan———Unified with theIWGP Heavyweight Championship to form theIWGP World Heavyweight Championship.[78]

Combined Reigns

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Record six-time championTetsuya Naito
RankWrestlerNo. of
reigns		Combined
defenses		Combined
days
1Shinsuke Nakamura517901
2Tetsuya Naito68814
3Hiroshi Tanahashi25322
4Hirooki Goto3308
5Chris Jericho11209
6MVP2148
7Kenny Omega1126
8Masato Tanaka3125
9Kota Ibushi25123
10Jay White11104
11Michael Elgin98
12Bad Luck Fale092
Minoru Suzuki1
14La Sombra50
15Evil48

Belt design

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The standard Championship belt has five plates on a white leather strap.

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