Professional Wrestling Just Tap Out

JTO
Founded2019
StylePuroresu
Submission wrestling
HeadquartersTokyo, Japan
FounderTaka Michinoku
OwnerTaka Michinoku
Split fromKaientai Dojo
Websitehttps://prowrestlingjto.com/

JTO (also known as Professional Wrestling Just Tap Out) is a Japanese professional wrestling promotion and training facility owned by Taka Michinoku.[1] The promotion places an emphasis on a unique style of puroresu that combines high-flying wrestling, technical wrestling and various martial arts. Most matches are held under submission-only rules.

The promotion was founded by Michinoku after his previous promotion, Kaientai Dojo (now Active Advance Pro Wrestling) dismissed him after he was involved in scandal caused by an extramarital affair.[2][3] JTO held their first show on July 8, 2019 in Korakuen Hall.[4]

Unlike most professional wrestling promotions, their top honor isn't a championship, instead wrestlers who are officially signed to the promotion compete in tournaments and ranking matches under JTO rules, with the top ranking ("King of JTO" for men and "Queen of JTO" for women) considered the highest honor.[5] As of January 2024, those honors are held by Ryuya Takekura and Tomoka Inaba respectively.

The promotion holds partnerships with various other promotions from the Japanese wrestling scene such as World Wonder Ring Stardom (Stardom). Tomoka Inaba and Aoi are two of JTO's wrestlers who appeared in several events promoted by Stardom such as New Blood 1 and New Blood 2.[6][7]

Roster

Current rankings

Wrestlers compete in three separate rankings under JTO rules: the JTO Ranking, the JTO J2 Ranking and the JTO Girls Ranking. The JTO Ranking is the primary ranking for male wrestlers, with the highest ranked wrestler crowned King of JTO. The JTO J2 Ranking is a secondary ranking in which matches are fought under slightly different rules (2 lost points before a TKO instead of 3). The JTO Girls Ranking is the primary ranking for female wrestlers, with the highest ranked wrestler crowned Queen of JTO.

As of January 2024, the rankings are as follows.[8][9]

JTO Ranking
#Wrestler
K Ryuya Takekura
2 Ren Ayabe
3 Akira Jumonji
4 Taka Michinoku
5 Eagle Mask
6 Ibuki
7 Fire Katsumi
8 Genta Yubari
9 Mr. Mask
10 Keita
JTO J2 Ranking
#Wrestler
1 Arata
2 Masayoshi Miyairi
3 Kensuke
4 Kimo
5 Maxi
6 Vacant
7
8
9
10
JTO Girls Ranking
#Wrestler
Q Tomoka Inaba
2 Aoi
3 Yuu Yamagata
4 Sumika Yanagawa
5 rhythm
6 Misa Kagura
7 Azusa Inaba
8 Hisoka
9 Vacant
10

Current championships

As of August 31, 2026 this is the list of championships created or promoted by the promotion.

Men's

ChampionshipCurrent championReignDate wonDays heldLocationNotes
King of JTO Yukimitsu Takahashi 1 August 11, 2026 20+ Saitama, Japan Defeated Ryuya Takekura to win the vacant title at JTO Special.
JTO Openweight Championship Naoya Akama 1 August 11, 2026 20+ Saitama, Japan Defeated Bomber Tatsuya at JTO Special.
JTO Tag Team Championship Myo-o
(Genta Yubari and Miyamasa)		 1
(2, 4)		 December 28, 2025 246+ Tokyo, Japan Defeated Bomber Tatsuya and Keita at JTO Final Show Of The Year.
UWA World Light Heavyweight Championship Naoya Akama 2 August 11, 2025 385+ Yokohama, Japan Defeated Bomber Tatsuya at JTO Special.[10]
Independent World Junior Heavyweight Championship Megaton 1 March 14, 2026 170+ Tokyo, Japan Defeated Kuroshio Tokyo Japan at Marigold Spring Victory Series.[11]

Women's

ChampionshipCurrent championReignDate wonDays heldLocationNotes
Queen of JTO Azusa Inaba 1 July 11, 2025 416+ Tokyo, Japan Defeated Tomoka Inaba at JTO 6th Anniversary.
JTO Girls Championship 2 August 29, 2026 2+ Tokyo, Japan Defeated Big Haruka at JTO to win the vacant title.
JTO Girls Tag Team Championship Big Fusion
(Big Haruka and Jumbo Inoue)		 1 July 10, 2026 52+ Tokyo, Japan Defeated 1111 (Misa Kagura and Sumika Yanagawa) at JTO 7th Anniversary.

JTO Openweight Championship

JTO Openweight Championship
Details
PromotionJTO
Date establishedOctober 2023
Current championNaoya Akama
Date wonAugust 11, 2026
Statistics
First championRen Ayabe
Longest reignGenta Yubari (399 days)
Shortest reignIbuki (92 days)
Oldest championNaoya Akama (35 years, 128 days)
Youngest championBomber Tatsuya (19 years, 245 days)
Heaviest championGladio (244 lbs)
Lightest championNaoya Akama (123 lbs)

The JTO Openweight Championship is a professional wrestling championship serving as the secondary title of JTO's male division. There have been a total of six reigns shared between six different wrestlers. The current champion is Naoya Akama who is in his first reign.

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific champion
Days Number of days held
Defenses Number of successful defenses
<1 Reign lasted less than a day
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign DaysDefenses
1 Ren Ayabe November 10, 2023 JTO House Tokyo, Japan 1 1122 Defeated Ryuya Takekura in the J1 League final to become the inaugural champion. [12]
2 Gladio March 1, 2024 JTO Tokyo, Japan 1 1401 [13]
— Vacated July 19, 2024 — — — ——
3 Genta Yubari August 31, 2024 JTO Sendai, Japan 1 3998 Defeated Fire Katsumi to win the vacant championship. [14]
4 Ibuki October 4, 2025 JTO Special Yokohama, Japan 1 922 [15]
5 Bomber Tatsuya January 4, 2026 JTO First Show Of The Year Tokyo, Japan 1 2192 [16]
6 Naoya Akama August 11, 2026 JTO Special Saitama, Japan 1 20+0 [17]

Combined reigns

As of August 31, 2026.

† Indicates the current champion
Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns		 Combined
defenses		 Combined days
1 Genta Yubari18399
2 Bomber Tatsuya12219
3 Gladio11140
4 Ren Ayabe12112
5 Ibuki1292
6 Naoya Akama †1020+

JTO Tag Team Championship

JTO Tag Team Championship
Details
PromotionJTO
Date establishedSeptember 2024
Current championsMyo-o (Genta Yubari and Miyamasa)
Date wonDecember 28, 2025
Statistics
First championsMyo-o (Hiro Iijima and Ryoma Tsukamoto)
Most reignsAs a team (3 reigns): Myo-o (Ibuki and Miyamasa)

As an individual (4 reigns):

  • Miyamasa
Longest reignMyo-o (Genta Yubari and Miyamasa) (246+ days)
Shortest reignMyo-o (Hiro Iijima and Ryoma Tsukamoto) (27 days)
Oldest championMinoru Suzuki (57 years, 24 days)
Youngest championBomber Tatsuya (19 years, 187 days)
Heaviest championRyoma Tsukamoto (220 lbs)
Lightest championNaoya Akama (123 lbs)

The JTO Tag Team Championship is a professional wrestling tag team championship serving as the male division's tag titles. There have been a total of eight reigns shared between six different teams consisting of ten distinctive champions. The current titleholders are Genta Yubari and Miyamasa who are in their third reign as a team.

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific team—reign numbers for the individuals are in parentheses, if different
Days Number of days held
Defenses Number of successful defenses
<1 Reign lasted less than a day
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign DaysDefenses
1 Myo-o
(Hiro Iijima and Ryoma Tsukamoto)		 October 5, 2024 JTO Tag Championship One Day Tournament Yokohama, Japan 1 270 Defeated Genesis (Akira Jumonji and Fire Katsumi) in a tournament final to become the inaugural champions. [18]
2 Ill Gravity
(Ara and Naoya Akama)		 November 1, 2024 JTO Tokyo, Japan 1 360 [19]
3 Myo-o
(Ibuki and Miyamasa)		 December 7, 2024 JTO West Japan Series 2024 Masuda, Japan 1 343 [20]
4 Arata and Carbell Ito January 10, 2025 JTO Hatsu Tokyo, Japan 1 1151 This was a four-way tag team match also involving Ara and Naoya Akama, and Bomber Tatsuya and Thunder Masami. [21]
5 Myo-o
(Ibuki and Miyamasa)		 May 5, 2025 JTO House Yokohama, Japan 2 671 [22]
6 Genta Yubari and Minoru Suzuki July 11, 2025 JTO 6th Anniversary Tokyo, Japan 1 631 [23]
7 Myo-o
(Ibuki and Miyamasa)		 September 12, 2025 JTO In Hiroshima Hiroshima, Japan 3 570 [24]
8 Bomber Tatsuya and Keita November 8, 2025 JTO West Japan Tour 2025 Saga, Japan 1 500 [25]
9 Myo-o
(Genta Yubari and Miyamasa)		 December 28, 2025 JTO Final Show Of The Year Tokyo, Japan 1
(2, 4)		 246+1 [26]

Combined reigns

As of August 31, 2026.

† Indicates the current champion

By team

Rank Team No. of
reigns		 Combined
defenses		 Combined
days
1 Myo-o †
(Genta Yubari and Miyamasa)		11246+
2 Myo-o
(Ibuki and Miyamasa)		34158
3 Arata and Carbell Ito11115
4 Genta Yubari and Minoru Suzuki1163
5 Bomber Tatsuya and Keita1050
6 Ill Gravity
(Ara and Naoya Akama)		1036
7 Myo-o
(Hiro Iijima and Ryoma Tsukamoto)		1027

By wrestler

Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns		 Combined
defenses		 Combined
days
1 Miyamasa †45404+
2 Genta Yubari †22309+
3 Ibuki34158
4 Arata11115
Carbell Ito11115
6 Minoru Suzuki1163
7 Bomber Tatsuya1050
Keita1050
9 Ara1036
Naoya Akama1036
11 Hiro Ijima1027
Ryoma Tsukamoto1027

JTO Girls Championship

JTO Girls Championship
Azusa Inaba with the current title design in 2025
Details
PromotionJTO
Date establishedOctober 2023
Current championAzusa Inaba
Date wonAugust 29, 2026
Statistics
First championMisa Kagura
Most reigns2 reigns:
Longest reignAzusa Inaba (387 days)
Shortest reignTomoka Inaba (49 days)
Oldest championYuu Yamagata (48 years, 100 days)
Youngest championAzusa Inaba (17 years, 7 days)
Heaviest championYuu Yamagata (136 lbs)
Lightest championAzusa Inaba (110 lbs)

The JTO Girls Championship is the secondary accomplishment of JTO. There have been a total of eight reigns shared between seven different champions. The current title holder is Azusa Inaba who is in her second reign.

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific champion
Days Number of days held
Defenses Number of successful defenses
<1 Reign lasted less than a day
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign DaysDefenses
1 Misa Kagura November 10, 2023 JTO J1 League & GIRLS League Tokyo, Japan 1 571 Defeated Sumika Yanagawa in the Girls' League final to become the inaugural champion. [27]
2 Unagi Sayaka January 6, 2024 JTO Girls Special Tokyo, Japan 1 1252 [28]
3 Aoi May 10, 2024 JTO Michinoku The Super Best 2024 Tokyo, Japan 1 1571 [29]
4 Yuu Yamagata October 14, 2024 JTO Hakodate General Wholesale Center Convention Tokyo, Japan 1 531 [30]
5 Azusa Inaba December 6, 2024 JTO Nagoya, Japan 1 3876 [31]
6 Mirai December 28, 2025 JTO Final Show Of The Year Nagoya, Japan 1 1945 [32]
7 Tomoka Inaba July 10, 2026 JTO 7th Anniversary Tokyo, Japan 1 491 [33]
— Vacated August 28, 2026 — — — ——
8 Azusa Inaba August 29, 2026 JTO Tokyo, Japan 1 2+0 Defeated Big Haruka to win the vacant title [34]

Combined reigns

As of August 31, 2026.

† Indicates the current champion
Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns		 Combined
defenses		 Combined days
1 Azusa Inaba †16389+
2 Mirai15194
3 Aoi11157
4 Unagi Sayaka12125
5 Misa Kagura1157
6 Yuu Yamagata1053
7 Tomoka Inaba1149

JTO Girls Tag Team Championship

JTO Girls Tag Team Championship
Details
PromotionJTO
Date establishedSeptember 2024
Current championsBig Fusion
(Big Haruka and Jumbo Inoue)
Date wonJuly 10, 2026
Statistics
First championsAoi and Tomoka Inaba
Most reignsAs tag team (3 reigns):

As individual (3 reigns):

Longest reignTomoka Inaba and Rhythm (188 days)
Shortest reignAkane Fujita and Rhythm (10 days)
Oldest championJumbo Inoue (39 years, 155 days)
Youngest championAzusa Inaba (17 years, 5 months and 6 days)
Heaviest championBig Haruka (147 lbs)
Lightest championSumika Yanagawa and HisokA (110 lbs)

The JTO Girls Tag Team Championship is a professional wrestling tag team championship serving as the female division's tag titles. There have been a total of nine reigns shared between seven different teams consisting of ten distinctive champions. The current champions are Big Fusion (Big Haruka and Jumbo Inoue) who are in their first reign as a team.

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific team—reign numbers for the individuals are in parentheses, if different
Days Number of days held
Defenses Number of successful defenses
<1 Reign lasted less than a day
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign DaysDefenses
1 Aoi and Tomoka Inaba October 5, 2024 JTO Tag Championship One Day Tournament Yokohama, Japan 1 1402 Defeated Misa Kagura and Yuuri in a tournament final to become the inaugural champions. [35]
2 1111
(Misa Kagura and Sumika Yanagawa)		 February 22, 2025 JTO Special In Itabashi Tokyo, Japan 1 620 [36]
3 Akane Fujita and Rhythm April 25, 2025 JTO Bell Epoque Tokyo, Japan 1 100 [37]
4 Aoi and Azusa Inaba May 5, 2025 JTO Girls Tokyo, Japan 1
(2, 1)		 480 [38]
5 1111
(Misa Kagura and Sumika Yanagawa)		 June 22, 2025 JTO Tokyo, Japan 2 501 [39]
6 Tomoka Inaba and Rhythm August 11, 2025 JTO Special Yokohama, Japan 1
(2, 2)		 1886 [40]
7 Big Fusion
(Aoi and HisokA)		 February 15, 2026 JTO Saitama, Japan 1
(3, 1)		 490 [41]
8 1111
(Misa Kagura and Sumika Yanagawa)		 April 5, 2026 JTO Special Tokyo, Japan 3 960 [42]
9 Big Fusion
(Big Haruka and Jumbo Inoue)		 July 10, 2026 JTO 7th Anniversary Tokyo, Japan 1 52+0 [43]

Combined reigns

As of August 31, 2026.

† Indicates the current champion

By team

Rank Team No. of
reigns		 Combined
defenses		 Combined
days
1 1111
(Misa Kagura and Sumika Yanagawa)		31208
2 Tomoka Inaba and Rhythm16188
3 Aoi and Tomoka Inaba12140
4 Big Fusion †
(Big Haruka and Jumbo Inoue)		1052+
5 Big Fusion
(Aoi and HisokA)		1049
6 Aoi and Azusa Inaba1048
7 Akane Fujita and Rhythm1010

By wrestler

Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns		 Combined
defenses		 Combined
days
1 Tomoka Inaba28328
2 Aoi32237
3 Misa Kagura31208
Sumika Yanagawa31208
5 Rhythm26198
6 Big Haruka †1052+
Jumbo Inoue †1052+
8 HisokA1049
9 Azusa Inaba1048
10 Akane Fujita1010

Tournaments

Name Winner Date held Stipulation
Only Give Up Tournament Taka Michinoku February 12 - August 14, 2020 Submission-only tournament to decide the first #1 and #2 ranked male wrestlers
JTO Girls Tournament Aki Shizuku December 6, 2020 Tournament to decide the first #1 and #2 female wrestlers
JTO Tournament 2021 Kanon February 27 - March 19, 2020 Winner received a match against the King of JTO

Grand Slam Champions (Women)

In Just Tap Out (JTO), the Grand Slam is gained when a wrestler wins all the titles promoted by the company. They are the Queen of JTO Championship, the JTO Girls Championship, and the JTO Girls Tag Team Championship. On October 5, 2024, during the JTO Tag Championship One Day Tournament, Aoi became the first Grand Slam Champion in JTO's history.

Text
Dates in bold The date the wrestler completed the Grand Slam
Champion Primary championship Secondary championship Tag team championship
Queen of JTO Championship JTO Girls Championship JTO Girls Tag Team Championship
Aoi November 10, 2023 May 10, 2024 October 5, 2024
(with Tomoka Inaba)
Azusa Inaba July 11, 2025 December 6, 2024 May 5, 2025
(with Aoi)
Tomoka Inaba July 7, 2021 July 10, 2026 October 5, 2024
(with Aoi)

Triple Crown Champions

In Just Tap Out (JTO), the Triple Crown consists of the three top titles promoted by the company. They are the King of JTO Championship, the JTO Openweight Championship, and the JTO Tag Team Championship. On March 3, 2026, during a JTO event, Ibuki became the first Triple Crown Champion in JTO’s history.

Text
Dates in bold The date the wrestler completed the Triple Crown
Champion Primary championship Secondary championship Tag team championship
King of JTO Championship JTO Openweight Championship JTO Tag Team Championship
Ibuki March 6, 2026 October 4, 2025 December 7, 2024
(with Miyamasa)

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