Following the name of the champion(s): Indicates the number of times the wrestler has held that title at that point.
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If used next to the names of the wrestlers, they may, in fact, not have held the title in the period indicated. If used next to the dates or places, either they are possibly wrong or the title changes are fictitious.
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Title was held or changed hands no later than this. In these cases, it is known that a wrestler held the title at a certain time but not when he/she won it.
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Broadcast date; the actual recording date is unknown.
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Order uncertain. Different titleholders may be known for the same year, for example, but it is not known who held the title before whom.
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Unofficial or disputable claims. These are usually matches that certainly took place, but where there is doubt that the wrestler shown should be recognized as a true title holder. These listings are also italicized in HTML files
Title held up after losing a match against Commando Bolshoi & Hyūga Azumi via DQ on 00-06-18 in Tōkyō.
Ran Yu-Yu & Genki Misae
2001-03-31
Tōkyō
Defeat Commando Bolshoi & Hyūga Azumi in 8-team tournament final.
Hyūga Azumi & Haruyama Kayoko
2001-08-31
Tōkyō
Commando Bolshoi & Gami
2001-09-10
Tōkyō
Hyūga Azumi & Ran Yu-Yu
2002-07-20
Tōkyō
Vacant on 02-11-03 when Ran leaves JWP.
Haruyama Kayoko & Yoneyama Kaori
2004-01-25
Tōkyō
Defeat Mita Etsuko & Genki Misae in 5-team
tournament final.
Kuragaki Tsubasa & AKINO
2004-12-12
Tōkyō
Yoneyama Kaori & Tōjūki Leon
2005-05-15
Tōkyō
Uematsu Toshie & Ran Yu-Yu
2006-08-06
Tōkyō
Abe Sachie & KAZUKI
2006-12-24
Tōkyō
Vacate on 07-06-10 to enter the LSD45, a gauntlet tag team match.
Abe Sachie & KAZUKI [2]
2007-06-10
Tōkyō
Win "LSD45", a tag team gauntlet match, last eliminating Uematsu Toshie & Yu-Yu Ran.
Uematsu Toshie & Ran Yu-Yu [2]
2007-07-08
Tōkyō
Kuragaki Tsubasa & Haruyama Kayoko
2007-08-12
Tōkyō
Also become the first Daily Sports Women's Tag Team champions, defeating Hotta Yumiko & Toyota Manami in 4-team tournament final on 08-08-03 in Tōkyō; after this point, both titles are defended together.
Reigning TLW World Champions, win a triple title match; vacate all three titles on 12-01-05.
Uematsu Toshie & Ran Yu-Yu [4]
2012-04-08
Tōkyō
Defeat Nakamori Hanako & Ōhata Misaki in 10-team round-robin tournament final for JWP and the Daily Sports titles; vacant when Uematsu retires on 12-04-30.
Yoneyama Kaori & Sakura Emi [2]
2012-05-04
Tōkyō
Defeat Commando Bolshoi & Rabit Miu.
Commando Bolshoi & Nakajima Arisa
2012-08-19
Tōkyō
Haruyama Kayoko & Kuragaki Tsubasa [2]
2013-01-06
Tōkyō
Nakamori Hanako & Maurie (Morii Tomoko)
2013-08-18
Tōkyō
Maurie vacates on 13-10-27 due to arm injury.
DASH Chisako & Sendai Sachiko
2013-12-15
Tōkyō
Defeat Leon & Ray in 4-team tournament final; vacate on 14-04-11 due to Sendai's knee injury.
Commando Bolshoi & Kimura Kyōko
2014-05-04
Tōkyō
Defeat Rabbit Miu & Tsukushi.
Leon & Ray
2014-12-28
Tōkyō
DASH Chisako & Sendai Sachiko [2]
2015-07-26
Ōsaka
Nakajima Arisa & Fujimoto Tsukasa
2015-12-27
Tōkyō
Nakamori Hanako & Kimura Kyōko
2016-08-14
Tōkyō
Commando Bolshoi & Leon
2017-01-09
Kawasaki
Vacate the JWP Title on 17-04-02 when JWP closes; Daily Sports Title continues to be recognized by PURE-J promotion.
