AJPW Junior Tag League
Results Bushi Crazy Hate Minoru Yamato Kondo Kai Hayashi Mazada Nosawa
Bushi Crazy X Bushi Crazy ( 13:52 ) Draw ( 30:00 ) Bushi Crazy ( 13:41 ) Mazada Nosawa ( 12:32 )
Hate Minoru Bushi Crazy ( 13:52 ) X Yamato Kondo ( 13:04 ) Kai Hayashi ( 12:45 ) Hate Minoru ( 11:52 )
Yamato Kondo Draw ( 30:00 ) Yamato Kondo ( 13:04 ) X Kai Hayashi ( 17:43 ) Yamato Kondo ( 17:47 )
Kai Hayashi Bushi Crazy ( 13:41 ) Kai Hayashi ( 12:45 ) Kai Hayashi ( 17:43 ) X NC ( 14:38 )
Mazada Nosawa Mazada Nosawa ( 12:32 ) Hate Minoru ( 11:52 ) Yamato Kondo ( 17:47 ) NC ( 14:38 ) X
2010
The 2010 Junior Tag League took place over seven shows between April 18 and May 2 . [ 38 ] [ 39 ] Final standings Wrestlers Score Bushi and Super Crazy 5 Hiroshi Yamato and Shuji Kondo 5 Kai and Kaz Hayashi 4 Hate and Minoru ( Voodoo Murders ) 2 Mazada and Nosawa Rongai ( Tokyo Gurentai ) 2
The Junior Tag League is an annual professional wrestling tag team tournament held by the All Japan Pro Wrestling (AJPW) promotion. The tournament is meant for wrestlers under the weight limit of , who are referred to in Japan as junior heavyweights. In 2013, the tournament was rebranded , following in the footsteps of the Junior League, which had been renamed Junior Hyper League the previous year. In 2014, the tournament was again rebranded after the singles Junior League, now taking the name . The tournament is contested in a single block round-robin format with all teams facing each other once. All matches have a thirty-minute time limit and in case of a time limit draw, both teams are awarded one point, while a win earns a team two points. In case of a draw through a double countout, the match is declared a no contest with neither team being awarded a point. After all teams have faced each other, the top two teams move onto the finals to determine the winner of the tournament. Rankings in the tournament are not determined by head-to-head matches and in the event of more than two teams finishing clear of the other teams, extra matches will be held to determine the finalists. Usually, the winners of the tournament earn themselves a shot at All Japan's secondary tag team championship, the All Asia Tag Team Championship, if not already the reigning champions. Atsushi Aoki holds the record for most Junior Tag League wins with four. Aoki and Hikaru Sato are the only team to have won the tournament more than once, having won it in 2014, 2015 and 2016.