Wrestle-1 Grand Prix

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Wrestle-1 Grand Prix was a professional wrestling tournament run by the Wrestle-1 promotion in Japan. It was inaugurated in 2015.

The tournament takes its name from a similar tournament done by the Wrestle-1 joint venture cards in 2005; however that tournament never finished, as the promotion broke up in October 2 of that year, before the semifinals could take place.

• 2015: Manabu Soya
• 2016: Manabu Soya
• 2017: Jiro Kuroshio
• 2018: Shotaro Ashino
• 2019: Daiki Inaba

The 2015 Wrestle-1 Grand Prix, was held from held from August 2 to August 30. The tournament featured 21-man single-elimination tournament The first two rounds were held on individual nights, with round one and The winner of the tournament get a shot for The Wrestle-1 Championship.^[1]

The 2016 Wrestle-1 Grand Prix is scheduled to take place between June 15 and July 1.^[2][3]

The 2017 Wrestle-1 Grand Prix took place on July 12.^[4][5]

The 2018 Wrestle-1 Grand Prix took place on July 1 and July 18.^[6]

The 2019 Wrestle-1 Grand Prix took place on June 2 and July 2.^[7]

• New Japan Cup
• Ōdō Tournament

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