Toryumon - Revision history

Chombi at 16:25, 1 August 2025

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	[[Touru Owashi]] (DDT)<br />		[[Touru Owashi]] (DDT)<br />
	[[Masato Yoshino]] (Dragon Gate)<br />		[[Masato Yoshino]] (Dragon Gate)<br />
	[["Brother~~" YASSNI~~\|Brother YASSHI]] (All Japan Pro Wrestling)<br />		[[Brother YASSINI\|Brother YASSHI]] (All Japan Pro Wrestling)<br />
	[[Takayuki Yagi\|Takayuki Yagi/Johnson Florida]] (referee and part-time wrestler for Dragon Gate)<br />		[[Takayuki Yagi\|Takayuki Yagi/Johnson Florida]] (referee and part-time wrestler for Dragon Gate)<br />

Chombi: /* Students */

2025-07-13T09:29:27Z

Students

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	'''~11th Term~'''<br />		'''~11th Term~'''<br />
	[[Mini CIMA~~\|various gimmicks~~]] (Freelance)<br />		[[Sugi San\|Mini CIMA]] (Freelance)<br />
	Saito Masuda - Never Debuted<br />		Saito Masuda - Never Debuted<br />
	[[Amigo Suzuki]] (Toryumon Mexico/Dradition)<br />		[[Amigo Suzuki]] (Toryumon Mexico/Dradition)<br />

Chombi at 09:28, 13 July 2025

2025-07-13T09:28:41Z

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	'''~12th Term~'''<br />		'''~12th Term~'''<br />
	[[Yousuke Aoki\|Spark Aoki]] (unclear after El Dorado folded)<br />		[[Yousuke Aoki\|Spark Aoki]] (unclear after El Dorado folded)<br />
	GALLARDO/119 Katayama Taiin (~~Retired~~)<br />		GALLARDO/119 Katayama Taiin (Fukuoka local scene as Mentai Kid)<br />
	KONDO & CO (Retired)<br />		KONDO & CO (Retired)<br />
	[[TARUcito\|Shodai TARUcito]] - Never Wrestled (Retired)<br />		[[TARUcito\|Shodai TARUcito]] - Never Wrestled (Retired)<br />

Latin915 at 04:23, 28 June 2018

2018-06-28T04:23:15Z

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	Toryumon is the name of [[Ultimo Dragon\|Ultimo Dragon's]] professional wrestling school and the associated professional wrestling promotion. The school had dojos both in Mexico and Japan. The school also ran professional wrestling events under the banners of its graduating groups.		Toryumon is the name of [[Ultimo Dragon\|Ultimo Dragon's]] professional wrestling school and the associated professional wrestling promotion. The school had dojos both in [[Mexico]] and [[Japan]]. The school also ran professional wrestling events under the banners of its graduating groups.

	The groups were:		The groups were:

	* Toryumon Mexico - First to start back in 1997. Wrestled monthly at some points but typically had irregular shows. It is the only form of Toryumon to still ~~promotes~~ in Mexico with the annual DragonMania, [[Young Dragons Cup]] and [[Yamaha Cup]] shows.		* Toryumon Mexico - First to start back in 1997. Wrestled monthly at some points but typically had irregular shows. It is the only form of Toryumon to still promote in Mexico with the annual DragonMania, [[Young Dragons Cup]] and [[Yamaha Cup]] shows.
	* Toryumon Japan - Its members use a style almost identical to their teacher and consisted of the first through the fourth classes. The promotion lasted from 1999 until 2004.		* Toryumon Japan - Its members use a style almost identical to their teacher and consisted of the first through the fourth classes. The promotion lasted from 1999 until 2004.
	* Toryumon 2000 Project (T2P) - This group used a six sided ring compared to the first group which used four sided rings. Its members used a primarily submission based style called Llave and consisted of the fifth through eighth classes. It lasted from 2002 until 2003 and most talent moved to Toryumon Japan.		* Toryumon 2000 Project (T2P) - This group used a six sided ring compared to the first group which used four sided rings. Its members used a primarily submission based style called Llave and consisted of the fifth through eighth classes. It lasted from 2002 until 2003 and most talent moved to Toryumon Japan.

Tunderman at 07:56, 2 February 2018

2018-02-02T07:56:38Z

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	[[category:Promotions]]		[[category:Promotions]]
			[[Category:Schools]]

Mkpunk516: /* Toryumon Mexico - 4th Class (Classes 13-?) */

2009-01-31T01:09:34Z

Toryumon Mexico - 4th Class (Classes 13-?)

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	'''~13th Term~'''"Lost Class"<br />		'''~13th Term~'''"Lost Class"<br />
	[[Hiromi Horiguchi]] (Toryumon Mexico/ Dradition)<br />		[[Hiromi Horiguchi]] (Toryumon Mexico/ Dradition)<br />
			Hayato Fujita (Michinoku Pro)<br />
	[[Milanito Collection A.T.\|Tsutomu Oosugi/Milanito Collection A.T./Rei]] (Michinoku Pro)<br />		[[Milanito Collection A.T.\|Tsutomu Oosugi/Milanito Collection A.T./Rei]] (Michinoku Pro)<br />
	[[Banana Senga\|Banana Senga/Hercules Oosenga]] (Michinoku Pro)<br />		[[Banana Senga\|Banana Senga/Hercules Oosenga]] (Michinoku Pro)<br />

Mkpunk516 at 22:37, 27 January 2009

2009-01-27T22:37:05Z

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	The groups were:		The groups were:

			* Toryumon Mexico - First to start back in 1997. Wrestled monthly at some points but typically had irregular shows. It is the only form of Toryumon to still promotes in Mexico with the annual DragonMania, [[Young Dragons Cup]] and [[Yamaha Cup]] shows.
	* Toryumon Japan - Its members use a style almost identical to their teacher and consisted of the first through the fourth classes. The promotion lasted from 1999 until 2004.		* Toryumon Japan - Its members use a style almost identical to their teacher and consisted of the first through the fourth classes. The promotion lasted from 1999 until 2004.
	* Toryumon 2000 Project (T2P) - This group used a six sided ring compared to the first group which used four sided rings. Its members used a primarily submission based style called Llave and consisted of the fifth through eighth classes. It lasted from 2002 until 2003 and most talent moved to Toryumon Japan.		* Toryumon 2000 Project (T2P) - This group used a six sided ring compared to the first group which used four sided rings. Its members used a primarily submission based style called Llave and consisted of the fifth through eighth classes. It lasted from 2002 until 2003 and most talent moved to Toryumon Japan.
	* Toryumon X - More lucha libre based compared to the others and consisted of the ninth through twelfth classes. It lasted from 2003 until 2004 and only one talent([[Naoki Tanisaki]]) moved to Toryumon Japan.		* Toryumon X - More lucha libre based compared to the others and consisted of the ninth through twelfth classes. It lasted from 2003 until 2004 and only one talent([[Naoki Tanisaki]]) moved to Toryumon Japan.
	* Toryumon Mexico - Still promotes the DragonMania shows.

	When Ultimo Dragon returned from retirement Takashi Okamura took over as the company head. A day after the fifth anniversary of Toryumon's first event, Ultimo Dragon left the company, taking the name and trademarks with him. Toryumon Japan changed its name to [[Dragon Gate]] because of this. Dragon Gate returned all the titles it had promoted as Toryumon Japan to the people that held the belts last before they started promoting them. Shortly after wards the T2P talent and Toryumon X talent who were not picked up were brought into the livedoor owned Dragondoor promotion which was booked by fellow former T2P wrestler [[Noriaki Kawabata]]. It also featured Mexican talents like [[Pentagon Black\|Pentagon]], [[Ultimo Guerrero]], [[Rey Bucanero]], [[Maximo]], [[Extreme Tiger\|Xtreme Tiger]], [[Joe Lider]] and [[Ultimo Dragon]]. This would cause it to fail within a year and was quickly replaced with El Dorado, which took all of the Toryumon trained talent from Dragondoor's closure and none of the Mexican talent in favor of wrestlers from the Japanese independent scene. El Dorado would close by the end of 2008 after bleeding money for over two years.		When Ultimo Dragon returned from retirement Takashi Okamura took over as the company head. A day after the fifth anniversary of Toryumon's first event, Ultimo Dragon left the company, taking the name and trademarks with him. Toryumon Japan changed its name to [[Dragon Gate]] because of this. Dragon Gate returned all the titles it had promoted as Toryumon Japan to the people that held the belts last before they started promoting them. Shortly after wards the T2P talent and Toryumon X talent who were not picked up were brought into the livedoor owned Dragondoor promotion which was booked by fellow former T2P wrestler [[Noriaki Kawabata]]. It also featured Mexican talents like [[Pentagon Black\|Pentagon]], [[Ultimo Guerrero]], [[Rey Bucanero]], [[Maximo]], [[Extreme Tiger\|Xtreme Tiger]], [[Joe Lider]] and [[Ultimo Dragon]]. This would cause it to fail within a year and was quickly replaced with El Dorado, which took all of the Toryumon trained talent from Dragondoor's closure and none of the Mexican talent in favor of wrestlers from the Japanese independent scene. El Dorado would close by the end of 2008 after bleeding money for over two years.
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	[[Sumo Fuji]] (Dragon Gate)<br />		[[Sumo Fuji]] (Dragon Gate)<br />
	[[Dragon Kid]] (Dragon Gate)<br />		[[Dragon Kid]] (Dragon Gate)<br />
	[[Magnum TOKYO]] (HUSTLE)<br />		[[Magnum Tokyo\|Magnum TOKYO]] (HUSTLE)<br />
	[[SUWA]] (Retired)<br />		[[SUWA]] (Retired)<br />

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	'''~3rd Term~'''<br />		'''~3rd Term~'''<br />
	[[Susumu Mochizuki\|Susumu Yokosuka]] (Dragon Gate)<br />		[[Susumu Mochizuki\|Susumu Yokosuka]] (Dragon Gate)<br />
	[[Mototsugu Shimizu]] (El Dorado)<br />		[[Mototsugu Shimizu]] (unclear after El Dorado folded)<br />

	'''~4th Term~'''<br />		'''~4th Term~'''<br />
	[[Ryo Saito]] (Dragon Gate)<br />		[[Ryo Saito]] (Dragon Gate)<br />
	[[Kinta Tomoaka]] - Didn't Graduate (Dragon Gate)<br />		[[Kinta Tomoaka]] - Didn't Graduate (Dragon Gate referee)<br />

	===Toryumon 2000 Project (T2P) - 2nd Class (Terms 5-8)===		===Toryumon 2000 Project (T2P) - 2nd Class (Terms 5-8)===
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	[[Kinya Oyanagei]] (El Dorado)<br />		[[Kinya Oyanagei]] (El Dorado)<br />
	[[Junya Fukumasa]] (Retired)<br />		[[Junya Fukumasa]] (Retired)<br />
	TARUcito (Retired)<br />		[[TARUcito I\|TAURcito]] (Retired)<br />
	[[Takuya Murakami]] (Michinoku Pro)<br />		Takuya Murakami (Michinoku Pro)<br />

	'''~7th Term~'''<br />		'''~7th Term~'''<br />
	[[Touru Owashi]] (DDT)<br />		[[Touru Owashi]] (DDT)<br />
	[[Masato Yoshino]] (Dragon Gate)<br />		[[Masato Yoshino]] (Dragon Gate)<br />
	[[Brother YASSNI\|Brother YASSHI]] (All Japan Pro Wrestling)<br />		[["Brother" YASSNI\|Brother YASSHI]] (All Japan Pro Wrestling)<br />
	[[Takayuki Yagi\|Takayuki Yagi/Johnson Florida]] (Dragon Gate)<br />		[[Takayuki Yagi\|Takayuki Yagi/Johnson Florida]] (referee and part-time wrestler for Dragon Gate)<br />

	'''~8th Term~'''<br />		'''~8th Term~'''<br />
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	[[Koichiro Arai\|Shinjitsu Nohashi]] (Michinoku Pro)<br />		[[Koichiro Arai\|Shinjitsu Nohashi]] (Michinoku Pro)<br />
	[[Takeshi Minaminno]] (Michinoku Pro) <br />		[[Takeshi Minaminno]] (Michinoku Pro) <br />
	[[Pineapple Hanai\|Ken45]] (Michinoku Pro~~/El Dorado~~)<br />		[[Pineapple Hanai\|Ken45]] (Michinoku Pro)<br />
	[[SUWAcito\|Kagetora]] (Michinoku Pro/~~El Dorado~~)<br />		[[SUWAcito\|Kagetora]] (Michinoku Pro/Dragon Gate)<br />
	[[Small Dandy Fuji\|Rasse]] (Michinoku Pro~~/El Dorado~~)<br />		[[Small Dandy Fuji\|Rasse]] (Michinoku Pro)<br />
	[[Lambo Miura\|Lambo Miura]] (Retired)<br />		[[Lambo Miura\|Lambo Miura]] (Retired)<br />
	[[Masahiro Takanashi]] - Didn't ~~Graduat~~ (DDT)<br />		Masahiro Takanashi - Didn't Graduate (DDT)<br />

	'''~10th Term~'''<br />		'''~10th Term~'''<br />
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	'''~12th Term~'''<br />		'''~12th Term~'''<br />
	[[Yousuke Aoki\|Spark Aoki]] (El Dorado)<br />		[[Yousuke Aoki\|Spark Aoki]] (unclear after El Dorado folded)<br />
	GALLARDO/119 Katayama Taiin (Retired)<br />		GALLARDO/119 Katayama Taiin (Retired)<br />
	KONDO & CO (Retired)<br />		KONDO & CO (Retired)<br />
	TARUcito 2 - Never Wrestled (Retired)<br />		[[TARUcito\|Shodai TARUcito]] - Never Wrestled (Retired)<br />

	===Toryumon Mexico - 4th Class (Classes 13-?)===		===Toryumon Mexico - 4th Class (Classes 13-?)===
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	'''~13th Term~'''"Lost Class"<br />		'''~13th Term~'''"Lost Class"<br />
	[[Hiromi Horiguchi]] (Toryumon Mexico/ Dradition)<br />		[[Hiromi Horiguchi]] (Toryumon Mexico/ Dradition)<br />
	[[Milanito Collection A.T.\|Tsutomu Oosugi/Milanito Collection A.T./Rei]] (~~El Dorado/~~Michinoku Pro)<br />		[[Milanito Collection A.T.\|Tsutomu Oosugi/Milanito Collection A.T./Rei]] (Michinoku Pro)<br />
	[[Banana Senga\|Banana Senga/Hercules Oosenga]] (~~El Dorado/~~Michinoku Pro)<br />		[[Banana Senga\|Banana Senga/Hercules Oosenga]] (Michinoku Pro)<br />
	[[Kanjyuuro Matsuyama]] (Osaka Pro/Michinoku Pro)<br />		[[Kanjyuuro Matsuyama]] (Osaka Pro/Michinoku Pro)<br />
	[[Hajime Ohara]] (Toryumon Mexico/Dradition)<br />		[[Hajime Ohara]] (Toryumon Mexico/Dradition)<br />

Mkpunk516 at 20:17, 19 January 2009

2009-01-19T20:17:39Z

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	* Toryumon Mexico - Still promotes the DragonMania shows.		* Toryumon Mexico - Still promotes the DragonMania shows.

	When Ultimo Dragon returned from retirement Takashi Okamura took over as the company head. A day after the fifth anniversary of Toryumon's first event, Ultimo Dragon left the company, taking the name and trademarks with him. Toryumon Japan changed its name to [[Dragon Gate]] because of this. Dragon Gate returned all the titles it had promoted as Toryumon Japan to the people that held the belts last before they started promoting them. Shortly after wards the T2P talent and Toryumon X talent who were not picked up were brought into ~~Dragon Gate started up in~~ the livedoor owned Dragondoor promotion which was booked by fellow former T2P wrestler [[Noriaki Kawabata]]. It ~~failed~~ within a year and was replaced with El Dorado which took all of the Toryumon trained talent from Dragondoor's closure. El Dorado would close by the end of 2008 after bleeding money.		When Ultimo Dragon returned from retirement Takashi Okamura took over as the company head. A day after the fifth anniversary of Toryumon's first event, Ultimo Dragon left the company, taking the name and trademarks with him. Toryumon Japan changed its name to [[Dragon Gate]] because of this. Dragon Gate returned all the titles it had promoted as Toryumon Japan to the people that held the belts last before they started promoting them. Shortly after wards the T2P talent and Toryumon X talent who were not picked up were brought into the livedoor owned Dragondoor promotion which was booked by fellow former T2P wrestler [[Noriaki Kawabata]]. It also featured Mexican talents like [[Pentagon Black\|Pentagon]], [[Ultimo Guerrero]], [[Rey Bucanero]], [[Maximo]], [[Extreme Tiger\|Xtreme Tiger]], [[Joe Lider]] and [[Ultimo Dragon]]. This would cause it to fail within a year and was quickly replaced with El Dorado, which took all of the Toryumon trained talent from Dragondoor's closure and none of the Mexican talent in favor of wrestlers from the Japanese independent scene. El Dorado would close by the end of 2008 after bleeding money for over two years.

	While El Dorado went on, Ultimo Dragon continued Toryumon Mexico with the yearly DragonMania shows ~~and~~ Young Dragon Cup tournaments while a few talents from his newer classes went on to El Dorado([[Milanito Collection A.T.]], [[Banana Senga]] and [[Guillermo "Chingo" Akiba\|CHANGO]]). Toryumon Mexico has a working relationship with [[Tatsumi Fujinami\|Tatsumi Fujinami's]] Dradition promotion.		While El Dorado went on, Ultimo Dragon continued the Toryumon Mexico shows with the yearly DragonMania shows, Young Dragon Cup and Yamaha Cup tournaments while a few talents from his newer classes went on to El Dorado([[Milanito Collection A.T.]], [[Banana Senga]] and [[Guillermo "Chingo" Akiba\|CHANGO]]), one has moved onto New Japan([[Kazuchika Okada]]), and two have wrestled in CMLL([[Hajime Ohara]] and [[Pequeno Ninja]]). Toryumon Mexico currently has a working relationship with [[Tatsumi Fujinami\|Tatsumi Fujinami's]] Dradition promotion.

	==Students==		==Students==

Nkhan at 19:50, 19 January 2009

2009-01-19T19:50:37Z

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	The groups were:		The groups were:

	* Toryumon Japan - Its members use a style almost identical to their teacher and consisted of the first through the fourth classes. The promotion lasted from 1999 until 2004.		* Toryumon Japan - Its members use a style almost identical to their teacher and consisted of the first through the fourth classes. The promotion lasted from 1999 until 2004.
	* Toryumon 2000 Project (T2P) - This group used a six sided ring compared to the first group which used four sided rings. Its members used a primarily submission based style called Llave and consisted of the fifth through eighth classes. It lasted from 2002 until 2003 and most talent moved to Toryumon Japan.		* Toryumon 2000 Project (T2P) - This group used a six sided ring compared to the first group which used four sided rings. Its members used a primarily submission based style called Llave and consisted of the fifth through eighth classes. It lasted from 2002 until 2003 and most talent moved to Toryumon Japan.
	* Toryumon X - More lucha libre based compared to the others and consisted of the ninth through twelfth classes. It lasted from 2003 until 2004 and only one talent([[Naoki Tanisaki]]) moved to Toryumon Japan.		* Toryumon X - More lucha libre based compared to the others and consisted of the ninth through twelfth classes. It lasted from 2003 until 2004 and only one talent([[Naoki Tanisaki]]) moved to Toryumon Japan.
	* Toryumon Mexico - Still promotes the DragonMania shows.		* Toryumon Mexico - Still promotes the DragonMania shows.

	When Ultimo Dragon returned from retirement Takashi Okamura took over as the company head. A day after the fifth anniversary of Toryumon's first event, Ultimo Dragon left the company, taking the name and trademarks with him. Toryumon Japan changed its name to [[Dragon Gate]] because of this. Dragon Gate returned all the titles it had promoted as Toryumon Japan to the people that held the belts last before they started promoting them. Shortly after wards the T2P talent and Toryumon X talent who were not picked up were brought into Dragon Gate started up in the livedoor owned Dragondoor promotion which was booked by fellow former T2P wrestler [[Noriaki Kawabata]]. It failed within a year and was replaced with El Dorado which took all of the Toryumon trained talent from Dragondoor's closure. El Dorado would close by the end of 2008 after bleeding money.		When Ultimo Dragon returned from retirement Takashi Okamura took over as the company head. A day after the fifth anniversary of Toryumon's first event, Ultimo Dragon left the company, taking the name and trademarks with him. Toryumon Japan changed its name to [[Dragon Gate]] because of this. Dragon Gate returned all the titles it had promoted as Toryumon Japan to the people that held the belts last before they started promoting them. Shortly after wards the T2P talent and Toryumon X talent who were not picked up were brought into Dragon Gate started up in the livedoor owned Dragondoor promotion which was booked by fellow former T2P wrestler [[Noriaki Kawabata]]. It failed within a year and was replaced with El Dorado which took all of the Toryumon trained talent from Dragondoor's closure. El Dorado would close by the end of 2008 after bleeding money.

Mkpunk516: /* Toryumon X - 3rd Class (Terms 8-12) */

2009-01-19T18:38:31Z

Toryumon X - 3rd Class (Terms 8-12)

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	[[Small Dandy Fuji\|Rasse]] (Michinoku Pro/El Dorado)<br />		[[Small Dandy Fuji\|Rasse]] (Michinoku Pro/El Dorado)<br />
	[[Lambo Miura\|Lambo Miura]] (Retired)<br />		[[Lambo Miura\|Lambo Miura]] (Retired)<br />
	[[Masahiro Takanashi]] - Didn't ~~Graduated~~ (DDT)<br />		[[Masahiro Takanashi]] - Didn't Graduat (DDT)<br />

	'''~10th Term~'''<br />		'''~10th Term~'''<br />