DDT Extreme Championship

Hoshitango
Statistics
First champion(s)	Mikami
Most reigns	Danshoku Dino (8 reigns)
Longest reign	Daisuke Sasaki (285 days)
Shortest reign	Michael Nakazawa (1 day)
Oldest champion	Jun Akiyama (53 years, 56 days)
Youngest champion	Masa Takanashi (25 years, 31 days)
Heaviest champion	Hoshitango (297 lb (135 kg))
Lightest champion	LiLiCo (112 lb (51 kg))

DDT Extreme Championship
DDT Extreme Championship
	The DDT Extreme Championship belt
Details
Promotion	CyberFight
Brand	DDT Pro-Wrestling
Date established	November 23, 2006
Current champion(s)	Shunma Katsumata
Date won	January 28, 2024
Other name(s)
	DDT Extreme Division Championship
First champion(s)
Statistics
First champion(s)	Mikami
Most reigns	Danshoku Dino (8 reigns)
Longest reign	Daisuke Sasaki (285 days)
Shortest reign	Michael Nakazawa (1 day)
Oldest champion	Jun Akiyama (53 years, 56 days)
Youngest champion	Masa Takanashi (25 years, 31 days)
Heaviest champion	Hoshitango (297 lb (135 kg))
Lightest champion	LiLiCo (112 lb (51 kg))

The DDT Extreme Championship (Japanese: DDT EXTREME王座, Hepburn: Dī Dī Tī Ekusutorīmu Ōza) is a singles title in the Japanese professional wrestling promotion DDT Pro-Wrestling.^[1] The title was established in 2006 and it is mostly defended in stipulation matches, with the defending champion being given the right to choose the stipulation. The title has also been defended at events held by Union Pro Wrestling, one of DDT's former sub-brands.

The current champion is Shunma Katsumata who is in his third reign.

Title history

As of June 25, 2023^[update], there have been a total of 58 reigns shared between 34 different champions.

Key
No.	Overall reign number
Reign	Reign number for the specific champion
Days	Number of days held
Defenses	Number of successful defenses
+	Current reign is changing daily

No.	Champion	Championship change			Reign statistics			Notes	Ref.
No.	Champion	Date	Event	Location	Reign	Days	Defenses	Notes	Ref.
1	Mikami	November 23, 2006	God Bless DDT 2006	Tokyo, Japan	1	66	2	Was awarded the title after having defeated Sanshiro Takagi in a no disqualification match.	^[2]
2	Nosawa Rongai	January 28, 2007	Dramatic Rumble 2007	Tokyo, Japan	1	126	1		^[3]
3	Muscle Sakai	June 3, 2007	King of DDT 2007	Tokyo, Japan	1	84	1	This was an Anti-Noise Deathmatch.	^[4]
4	Nobutaka Araya	August 26, 2007	Pro-Wrestling Summit in Ariake	Tokyo, Japan	1	69	0	This was a three-way match also involving Abdullah Kobayashi.	^[5]
5	Danshoku Dino	November 3, 2007	Nande Katte Yūtara Kitaete Irukara Ya!	Osaka, Japan	1	109	4	This was an EX Iron Man Match.	^[6]
6	Masa Takanashi	February 20, 2008	Non-Fix 2.20	Tokyo, Japan	1	137	1	This was a three-way match, also involving Kudo.	^[7]
7	Sanshiro Takagi	July 6, 2008	King of DDT 2008	Tokyo, Japan	1	202	8	This was a three-way match, where Sanshiro Takagi (as Françoise☆Takagi) defeated Masa Takanashi (as Masako Takanashi) and Hoshitango (as Hoshitanko).	^[8]
8	Hoshitango	January 24, 2009	Dramatic 2009 Special	Tokyo, Japan	1	127	1	This was a Table Crash Match.	^[9]
9	Danshoku Dino	May 31, 2009	Toyonaka Love Story 2009	Osaka, Japan	2	28	0	This was a No Low Blow three-way match, also involving Masa Takanashi.	^[10]
10	Michael Nakazawa	June 28, 2009	King of DDT 2009	Tokyo, Japan	1	1	0	This was a four-way match, also involving Antonio Honda and Rion Mizuki.	^[11]
11	Danshoku Dino	June 29, 2009	After King of DDT 2009	Tokyo, Japan	3	195	4	This was also for Dino's World Ōmori Championship.	^[12]
—	Vacated	January 10, 2010	—	—	—	—	—	Dino vacated the title due to health issues.	^[13]
12	Gentaro	January 10, 2010	New Year! Mōkoryū Daihōhi in Nagoya 2010	Nagoya, Japan	1	115	1	Defeated Mikami in a Nagoya-Style Hardcore Winner Eats Uiro Rules match to win the vacant title.	^[14]
13	Danshoku Dino	May 5, 2010	Tōkai Gorin Dai Bukai in Nagoya 2010	Nagoya, Japan	4	176	1	This was a "Gay or Straight" match.	^[15]
14	Kim Nan-pun	October 28, 2010	WWA	Ulsan, South Korea	1	67	0	This was a World Wrestling Association [ko] (WWA) promoted event.	^[13]
15	Isami Kodaka	January 3, 2011	1 Fuji, 2 Taka, 3 Union	Tokyo, Japan	1	259	4	This was a six-man tag team captain's fall match, where Kim, Cao Zhang and Choun Shiryu faced Kodaka, Keita Yano and Survival Tobita.	^[16]
16	El Generico	September 19, 2011	Union Illusion: Dream	Tokyo, Japan	1	106	3	This was a hardcore match.	^[17]
17	Isami Kodaka	January 3, 2012	1 Fuji, 2 Taka, 3 Union 2012	Tokyo, Japan	2	86	1	This was a Union-Style Tonkachi, Ladders and Chairs match.	^[18]
18	Yuko Miyamoto	March 29, 2012	Union×BJW Taikō-sen Dattarinakattari	Tokyo, Japan	1	111	1	This was a Light Tubes Deathmatch. This was an event co-promoted with Big Japan Pro Wrestling (BJW).	^[19]
19	Shuji Ishikawa	July 18, 2012	Union×BJW Taikō-sen Dattaridattari	Tokyo, Japan	1	128	1	This was an event co-promoted with Big Japan Pro Wrestling (BJW).	^[20]
20	Keisuke Ishii	November 23, 2012	Union Pro 7th Anniversary Show	Tokyo, Japan	1	52	1		^[21]
21	Isami Kodaka	January 14, 2013	Akemashite Union 2013	Tokyo, Japan	3	13	0		^[22]
22	Kenny Omega	January 27, 2013	Sweet Dreams! 2013	Tokyo, Japan	1	210	4	This match was also contested for Omega's KO-D Openweight Championship.	^[23]
23	Danshoku Dino	August 25, 2013	Memories Of Summer Vacation 2013	Tokyo, Japan	5	29	1		^[24]
24	Antonio Honda	September 23, 2013	Who's Gonna Top? 2013	Yokohama, Japan	1	42	1	This was a three-way match, also involving Kenny Omega.	^[25]
25	Harashima	November 4, 2013	Osaka Bay Blues Special 2013	Osaka, Japan	1	117	4	This match was also contested for the KO-D Openweight and Ironman Heavymetalweight Championships.	^[26]
26	Danshoku Dino	March 1, 2014	Road to Ryōgoku in Hiroshima	Hiroshima, Japan	6	69	1		^[27]
27	Masa Takanashi	May 9, 2014	Shinjuku May 9 Drama	Tokyo, Japan	2	16	0		^[28]
28	Makoto Oishi	May 25, 2014	Friendship, Effort, Victory! in Nagoya 2014	Nagoya, Japan	1	48	0		^[29]
29	Danshoku Dino	July 12, 2014	Pro-Wrestling Road To Saitama Super Arena 5th	Kawagoe, Japan	7	78	2		^[30]
30	Akito	September 28, 2014	Dramatic General Election 2014	Tokyo, Japan	1	140	5		^[31]
31	Shiori Asahi	February 15, 2015	Saitama Super DDT 2015	Saitama, Japan	1	42	0		^[32]
32	Akito	March 29, 2015	Judgement 2015	Tokyo, Japan	2	112	3	This was a 10-minute Fall Count match.	^[33]
33	Antonio Honda	July 19, 2015	Road to Ryōgoku 2015	Tokyo, Japan	2	132	3		^[34]
34	Kendo Kashin	November 28, 2015	Osaka Octopus 2015	Osaka, Japan	1	114	3		^[35]
35	Super Sasadango Machine	March 21, 2016	Judgement 2016: DDT 19th Anniversary	Tokyo, Japan	2	69	2	Previously won the title under the ring name Muscle Sakai.	^[36]
36	LiLiCo	May 29, 2016	Audience 2016	Tokyo, Japan	1	91	1		^[37]
37	Danshoku Dino	August 28, 2016	Ryōgoku Peter Pan 2016	Tokyo, Japan	8	98	3		^[38]
38	Jun Kasai	December 4, 2016	Osaka Octopus 2016	Osaka, Japan	1	106	3		^[39]
39	Daisuke Sasaki	March 20, 2017	Judgement 2017: DDT 20th Anniversary	Saitama, Japan	1	285	8		^[40]
40	Yuko Miyamoto	December 30, 2017	Damnation Illegal Gathering Vol. 2	Tokyo, Japan	2	120	3		^[41]
41	Harashima	April 29, 2018	Max Bump 2018	Tokyo, Japan	2	182	3		^[42]
42	Shinya Aoki	October 28, 2018	DDT Live! Maji Manji #21 Korakuen Hall Special	Tokyo, Japan	1	112	2		^[43]
43	Harashima	February 17, 2019	Judgement 2019: DDT 22nd Anniversary	Tokyo, Japan	3	70	1		^[44]
44	Antonio Honda	April 28, 2019	Max Bump 2019	Tokyo, Japan	3	27	0		^[45]
45	Akito	May 25, 2019	Golden Theater 2019	Tokyo, Japan	3	70	1		^[46]
46	Jiro "Ikemen" Kuroshio	August 3, 2019	Beer Garden Fight 2019	Tokyo, Japan	1	57	1		^[47]
47	Harashima	September 29, 2019	Who's Gonna TOP? 2019	Tokyo, Japan	4	164	3		^[48]
48	Shinya Aoki	March 11, 2020	DDT Live! MajiManji Street Pro-Wrestling in Saitama Super Arena	Saitama, Japan	2	237	5	This was a blindfold hidden bra death match.	^[49]
49	Sanshiro Takagi	November 3, 2020	Ultimate Party 2020	Tokyo, Japan	2	96	10	This was a Weapon Rumble match.	^[50]
50	Shunma Katsumata	February 7, 2021	Steam Natural Onsen Pro-Wrestling	Kumamoto, Japan	1	35	1	This was a three-way Falls Count Anywhere 45-minute Iron Man match also involving Batten×Burabura.	^[51]
51	Chris Brookes	March 14, 2021	Day Dream Believer 2021	Tokyo, Japan	1	123	2	This was a Barbed Wire Coffin Deathmatch.	^[52]
52	Shinya Aoki	July 15, 2021	Summer Vacation Tour In Shinjuku 2021	Tokyo, Japan	3	214	5	This was a Winner-takes-all No Disqualification and No Submission match in which Aoki's Ironman Heavymetalweight Championship was also on the line.	^[53]
53	Yuki "Sexy" Iino	February 14, 2022	DDT Free February: Ultimate Tag League 2022 in Shinjuku	Tokyo, Japan	1	152	2	This was a Turkish Oil Wrestling match.	^[54]
54	Akito	July 16, 2022	Summer Vacation 2022 Tour in Nagoya	Nagoya, Japan	4	29	0	This was a 3-on-1 handicap match with Sanshiro Takagi as special referee in which Yuki "Sexy" Iino teamed with Danshoku "Dandy" Dino and Yumehito "Fantastic" Imanari.	^[55]
55	Joey Janela	August 14, 2022	Road to Peter Pan 2022	Tokyo, Japan	1	112	4	This was an IPPON Fluorescent Light Tube Death Match, where both wrestlers tried not to break a single light tube.	^[56]
56	Jun Akiyama	December 4, 2022	D-Oh Grand Prix 2022	Tokyo, Japan	1	150	4	This was an Tables, ladders & chairs match.	^[57]
57	Shunma Katsumata	May 3, 2023	Mega Max Bump 2023	Yokohama, Japan	2	19	1	This was an Toys, ladders & chairs match.	^[58]
—	Vacated	May 22, 2023	—	—	—	—	—	Katsumata vacated the title after having suffered a broken foot during his first defense of the title the day before.	^[59]
58	Kazuki Hirata	June 25, 2023	What Are You Doing 2023	Tokyo, Japan	1	217	4	Defeated Yoshihiko and Mao in a three-way dance to win the vacant title.	^[60]
59	Shunma Katsumata	January 28, 2024	Sweet Dreams! 2024	Tokyo, Japan	3	140+	3	This was a Toy Kojima Challenge Death Match	^[61]

Combined reigns

As of June 16, 2024.

Record longest reign champion at 285 days, Daisuke Sasaki.

†	Indicates the current champions

Rank	Wrestler	No. of reigns	Combined defenses	Combined days
1	Danshoku Dino	8	16	782
2	Shinya Aoki	3	12	563
3	Harashima	4	11	533
4	Isami Kodaka	3	5	358
5	Akito	4	9	351
6	Sanshiro Takagi	2	18	298
7	Daisuke Sasaki	1	8	285
8	Muscle Sakai/Super Sasadango Machine	2	3	281
9	Yuko Miyamoto	2	4	231
10	Kazuki Hirata	1	4	217
11	Kenny Omega	1	4	210
12	Antonio Honda	3	4	201
13	Shunma Katsumata †	3	5	194+
14	Masa Takanashi	2	1	153
15	Yuki "Sexy" Iino	1	2	152
16	Jun Akiyama	1	4	150
17	Shuji Ishikawa	1	1	128
18	Hoshitango	1	1	127
19	Nosawa Rongai	1	1	126
20	Chris Brookes	1	2	123
21	Gentaro	1	1	115
22	Kendo Kashin	1	3	114
23	Joey Janela	1	4	112
24	El Generico	1	3	106
24	Jun Kasai	1	3	106
26	LiLiCo	1	1	91
27	Nobutaka Araya	1	0	69
28	Kim Nan-pun	1	0	67
29	Mikami	1	2	66
30	Jiro "Ikemen" Kuroshio	1	1	57
31	Keisuke Ishii	1	1	52
32	Makoto Oishi	1	0	48
33	Shiori Asahi	1	0	42
34	Michael Nakazawa	1	0	1

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