D-Oh Grand Prix
D-Oh Grand Prix trophy
Promotions	CyberFight
Brands	DDT
First event	D-Oh Grand Prix 2018
Event gimmick	Round-robin tournament for a championship match

The D-Oh Grand Prix (Japanese: D王 GRAND PRIX, Hepburn: Dī Ō Guran Puri) is an annual professional wrestling tournament hosted by the DDT Pro-Wrestling (DDT) promotion. Though DDT also runs the annual King of DDT Tournament, the D-Oh Grand Prix is different in that it is round-robin, whereas the King of DDT is a single-elimination tournament. Like the King of DDT however, the winner of the tournament receives a shot at the KO-D Openweight Championship.

History

The tournament was created by DDT producer Danshoku Dino in August 2017 and later confirmed in November.

After the first edition was held in January 2018, the second edition had to be held in December 2018 while retaining the name "D-Oh Grand Prix 2019".^[1] This offset between the tournament title and the year it was actually held persisted until 2021 where the tournament (held between November and December 2021) was entitled "D-Oh Grand Prix 2021 II".

Shuji Ishikawa is the inaugural winner of the tournament; Konosuke Takeshita is the only two-time winner.

Rules

• The matches are fought to one fall with a 30 minutes time limit. The final has no time limit.
• The participants are divided into two blocks, A and B, and fight in a round-robin using a points system; two points for a victory, one point for a draw, and zero points for a loss.
• The winners from the two blocks go on to fight in the final to decide the D-Oh Grand Prix winner.
• The D-Oh Grand Prix winner, assuming they do not already hold the KO-D Openweight Championship, obtain first contendership to the title and receive a title shot.

Tournaments

Edition	Tournament[2]			Aftermath
	Winner	Times won	Participants	KO-D Openweight Championship match	Result
2018	Shuji Ishikawa	1	14	vs. Konosuke Takeshita on March 25, 2018, at Judgement 2018: DDT 21st Anniversary[3]	Lost
2019	Konosuke Takeshita	1		vs. Daisuke Sasaki on February 17, 2019, at Judgement 2019: DDT 22nd Anniversary[4]	Won
2020	Masato Tanaka	1		vs. Harashima on January 26, 2020, at Sweet Dreams! 2020[5]	Won
2021	Jun Akiyama	1		vs. Tetsuya Endo on February 14, 2021, at Kawasaki Strong 2021[6]	Won
2021 II	Konosuke Takeshita	2	12	vs. Yuji Okabayashi[a] on December 26, 2021, at Never Mind 2021[7]	Won
2022	Yuki Ueno	1		vs. Kazusada Higuchi on December 29, 2022, at Never Mind 2022[8]	Lost
2023	Yukio Naya	1		vs. Yuki Ueno on January 28, 2024, at Sweet Dreams! 2024[9]	Lost

Results

2018

The 2018 edition of the D-Oh Grand Prix was announced on August 20, 2017, and the participants were later announced on November 23.^[10] The tournament ran over eight shows from January 5 to January 28, 2018. This edition included Jiro "Ikemen" Kuroshio from the Wrestle-1 promotion.

Final standings

Block A		Block B
Harashima	8	Shuji Ishikawa	10
Konosuke Takeshita	7	Daisuke Sasaki	6
Tetsuya Endo	7	Kazusada Higuchi	6
Joey Ryan	6	Soma Takao	6
Jiro "Ikemen" Kuroshio	6	Mike Bailey	6
Keisuke Ishii	6	Akito	4
Masahiro Takanashi	2	Yukio Sakaguchi	4

Block A	Takeshita	Harashima	Endo	Ishii	Takanashi	Ryan	Kuroshio
Takeshita	—	Takeshita (15:50)[11]	Draw (30:00)[12]	Takeshita (18:47)[13]	Takanashi (11:17)[14]	Takeshita (13:10)[15]	Kuroshio (23:23)[16]
Harashima	Takeshita (15:50)[11]	—	Harashima (19:28)[13]	Ishii (12:45)[16]	Harashima (11:41)[17]	Harashima (10:49)[12]	Harashima (13:56)[15]
Endo	Draw (30:00)[12]	Harashima (19:28)[13]	—	Ishii (17:39)[17]	Endo (6:01)[16]	Endo (8:24)[14]	Endo (14:04)[11]
Ishii	Takeshita (18:47)[13]	Ishii (12:45)[16]	Ishii (17:39)[17]	—	Ishii (6:17)[15]	Ryan (8:06)[11]	Kuroshio (11:51)[14]
Takanashi	Takanashi (11:17)[14]	Harashima (11:41)[17]	Endo (6:01)[16]	Ishii (6:17)[15]	—	Ryan (10:10)[13]	Kuroshio (12:56)[12]
Ryan	Takeshita (13:10)[15]	Harashima (10:49)[12]	Endo (8:24)[14]	Ryan (8:06)[11]	Ryan (10:10)[13]	—	Ryan (10:46)[17]
Kuroshio	Kuroshio (23:23)[16]	Harashima (13:56)[15]	Endo (14:04)[11]	Kuroshio (11:51)[14]	Kuroshio (12:56)[12]	Ryan (10:46)[17]	—
Block B	Sasaki	Sakaguchi	Takao	Akito	Higuchi	Bailey	Ishikawa
Sasaki	—	Sakaguchi (6:56)[12]	Sasaki (11:02)[11]	Akito (12:03)[16]	Sasaki (11:58)[15]	Bailey (14:54)[13]	Sasaki (16:19)[14]
Sakaguchi	Sakaguchi (6:56)[12]	—	Takao (7:56)[13]	Akito (9:35)[17]	Sakaguchi (7:48)[16]	Bailey (9:56)[14]	Ishikawa (15:25)[11]
Takao	Sasaki (11:02)[11]	Takao (7:56)[13]	—	Takao (8:18)[14]	Higuchi (10:11)[12]	Takao (10:50)[15]	Ishikawa (11:53)[17]
Akito	Akito (12:03)[16]	Akito (9:35)[17]	Takao (8:18)[14]	—	Higuchi (9:30)[11]	Bailey (11:35)[12]	Ishikawa (18:32)[15]
Higuchi	Sasaki (11:58)[15]	Sakaguchi (7:48)[16]	Higuchi (10:11)[12]	Higuchi (9:30)[11]	—	Higuchi (14:11)[17]	Ishikawa (16:40)[13]
Bailey	Bailey (14:54)[13]	Bailey (9:56)[14]	Takao (10:50)[15]	Bailey (11:35)[12]	Higuchi (14:11)[17]	—	Ishikawa (15:15)[16]
Ishikawa	Sasaki (16:19)[14]	Ishikawa (15:25)[11]	Ishikawa (11:53)[17]	Ishikawa (18:32)[15]	Ishikawa (16:40)[13]	Ishikawa (15:15)[16]	—

	Final
	A1	Harashima	19:12[18]
	B1	Shuji Ishikawa	Pin

2019

The 2019 edition was announced on October 21, 2018, and the participants were later announced on the same day.^[19] The tournament ran over nine shows from November 30 until December 30, 2018. The tournament included Go Shiozaki from Pro Wrestling Noah who made his first appearance in a D-Oh Grand Prix as did Shinya Aoki, Sammy Guevara, Mao and Puma King. Because Konosuke Takeshita entered the tournament as the reigning Ironman Heavymetalweight Champion, multiple matches in block B and the finals of the tournament were contested for the title due to its 24/7 rule.

Final standings

Block A		Block B
Go Shiozaki	10	Konosuke Takeshita	8
Kazusada Higuchi	6	Shinya Aoki	8
Harashima	6	Tetsuya Endo	6
Akito	6	Mike Bailey	6
Daisuke Sasaki	6	Sammy Guevara	6
Mao	4	Masahiro Takanashi	4
Puma King	4	Soma Takao	4

Block A	Sasaki	Harashima	Higuchi	Akito	Mao	Puma	Shiozaki
Sasaki	—	Harashima (15:47)[20]	Sasaki (16:41)[21]	Akito (13:05)[22]	Sasaki (14:26)[23]	Puma (13:34)[24]	Sasaki (18:22)[25]
Harashima	Harashima (15:47)[20]	—	Higuchi (17:13)[22]	Harashima (11:59)[25]	Mao (16:20)[24]	Harashima (9:37)[26]	Shiozaki (22:50)[21]
Higuchi	Sasaki (16:41)[21]	Higuchi (17:13)[22]	—	Akito (10:54)[23]	Higuchi (13:46)[20]	Higuchi (7:53)[25]	Shiozaki (16:05)[24]
Akito	Akito (13:05)[22]	Harashima (11:59)[25]	Akito (10:54)[23]	—	Akito (8:43)[21]	Puma (10:28)[20]	Shiozaki (13:03)[27]
Mao	Sasaki (14:26)[23]	Mao (16:20)[24]	Higuchi (13:46)[20]	Akito (8:43)[21]	—	Mao (10:43)[27]	Shiozaki (15:04)[26]
Puma	Puma (13:34)[24]	Harashima (9:37)[26]	Higuchi (7:53)[25]	Puma (10:28)[20]	Mao (10:43)[27]	—	Shiozaki (11:13)[23]
Shiozaki	Sasaki (18:22)[25]	Shiozaki (22:50)[21]	Shiozaki (16:05)[24]	Shiozaki (13:03)[27]	Shiozaki (15:04)[26]	Shiozaki (11:13)[23]	—
Block B	Takeshita	Endo	Takao	Takanashi	Bailey	Guevara	Aoki
Takeshita	—	Endo (22:11)[25]	Takeshita[b] (14:21)[26]	Takeshita (13:53)[22]	Bailey[b] (16:56)[24]	Takeshita[b] (11:37)[21]	Takeshita[c] (8:53)[20]
Endo	Endo (22:11)[25]	—	Takao[d] (13:28)[22]	Endo (12:05)[27]	Endo[e] (14:30)[23]	Guevara (11:59)[20]	Aoki (8:13)[21]
Takao	Takeshita[b] (14:21)[26]	Takao[d] (13:28)[22]	—	Takanashi (8:33)[24]	Takao (12:39)[21]	Guevara (10:14)[27]	Aoki[f] (5:34)[25]
Takanashi	Takeshita (13:53)[22]	Endo (12:05)[27]	Takanashi (8:33)[24]	—	Bailey (10:40)[25]	Guevara (9:45)[23]	Takanashi (1:01)[26]
Bailey	Bailey[b] (16:56)[24]	Endo[e] (14:30)[23]	Takao (12:39)[21]	Bailey (10:40)[25]	—	Bailey (19:57)[26]	Aoki (4:28)[22]
Guevara	Takeshita[b] (11:37)[21]	Guevara (11:59)[20]	Guevara (10:14)[27]	Guevara (9:45)[23]	Bailey (19:57)[26]	—	Aoki (3:52)[24]
Aoki	Takeshita[c] (8:53)[20]	Aoki (8:13)[21]	Aoki[f] (5:34)[25]	Takanashi (1:01)[26]	Aoki (4:28)[22]	Aoki (3:52)[24]	—

	Final[b]
	A1	Go Shiozaki	23:07[28]
	B1	Konosuke Takeshita	Pin

2020

The 2020 tournament was announced on October 29, 2019, and the participants were later announced on the same day.^[29] The tournament was held from November 29 until December 28, 2019. This year's edition included Chihiro Hashimoto from the Sendai Girls' Pro Wrestling promotion. Chris Brookes, Yuki Iino, Bull James, Masato Tanaka, Yuki Ueno and Naomi Yoshimura made their first appearance in the tournament.^[30]

Final standings

Block A		Block B
Tetsuya Endo	7	Masato Tanaka	11
Chris Brookes	7	Harashima	9
Keisuke Ishii	6	Daisuke Sasaki	8
Konosuke Takeshita	6	Soma Takao	4
Chihiro Hashimoto	6	Yukio Sakaguchi	4
Yuki Iino	6	Bull James	4
Yuki Ueno	4	Naomi Yoshimura	2

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Block A	Takeshita	Endo	Ishii	Ueno	Iino	Brookes	Hashimoto
Takeshita	—	Endo (23:49)[31]	Ishii (15:05)[32]	Takeshita (22:39)[33]	Takeshita (16:35)[34]	Brookes (19:25)[35]	Takeshita (20:16)[36]
Endo	Endo (23:49)[31]	—	Endo (14:21)[35]	Ueno (15:15)[37]	Iino (12:18)[38]	Draw (30:00)[32]	Endo (14:31)[33]
Ishii	Ishii (15:05)[32]	Endo (14:21)[35]	—	Ueno (9:27)[34]	Ishii (7:24)[33]	Brookes (13:51)[36]	Ishii (10:58)[31]
Ueno	Takeshita (22:39)[33]	Ueno (15:15)[37]	Ueno (9:27)[34]	—	Iino (10:47)[36]	Brookes (10:17)[31]	Hashimoto (13:32)[32]
Iino	Takeshita (16:35)[34]	Iino (12:18)[38]	Ishii (7:24)[33]	Iino (10:47)[36]	—	Iino (11:32)[37]	Hashimoto (11:53)[35]
Brookes	Brookes (19:25)[35]