World Omori Championship – 世界大森級選手権試合
Omori Dream Fair Certified World Omori Championship – 大森夢フェア認定世界大森級選手権
The World Omori Championship is defended once every October at DDT’s annual “UTAN FESTA” show held outside Tokyo JR Omori Station. The championship was originally named after the Omori Dream Fair festival that is held every year in Shinagawa. This is why the championship is sometimes referred to as the Omori Dream Fair Title. However, the annual title defence tradition did not exist until four years after the championship was established. The title became dormant when Daichi Kakimoto’s career ended in 2008. Kakimoto kept possession of the belt and even wore it while working shifts at the Drop Kick Bar. The title was reactivated in 2009 when Danshoku Dieno was collecting championships in order to participate in an octuple crown match at DDT’s first Sumo Hall show. It was only when DDT began running “UTAN FESTA” at the JR Omori Station that they came up with the idea of a yearly defence at that location. There is usually a Battle Royal held on the same show to determine the following year’s challenger.
1. THE MAC (1)
– Battle Royal: THE MAC defeated Michael Nakazawa, Muscle Sakai, Yusukue Inokuma, Danshoku Dieno and Toru Owashi (?:??). [13/05/2006 @ Tokyo JR Omori Ekimae Station Square]
– Title vacated 12/05/2007 when THE MAC goes missing. He allegedly disappeared to the United States.
2. Tanomusaku Toba (1)
– Battle Royal: Tanomusaku Toba defeated Antonio Honda, Yusuke Inokuma, Ken Ohka, King Ala Moana, Gorgeous Matsuno, Hoshitango, Mango Fukuda, Mecha Mummy and Mecha Mummy Light (16:38). [12/05/2007 @ Omori Festival Open Space]
3. Daichi Kakimoto (1)
– Daichi Kakimoto defeated Tanomusaku Toba (c) with the Dragon Suplex (7:59). [03/06/2007 @ Tokyo Korakuen Hall]
V1. Daichi Kakimoto (c) defeated Keisuke Ishii with a Crab Hold (6:18). [06/07/2008 @ Tokyo Korakuen Hall]
– Title vacated on 28/06/2009 when either Daichi Kakimoto agreed to give the physical belt to Danshoku Dieno or Dieno stole the belt off of Kakimoto. It’s unclear.
4. Danshoku Dieno (1)
– 4 Way Decision Match: Danshoku Dieno defeated Antonio Honda, Michael Nakazawa and Rion Mizuki when Dieno submitted Mizuki with a Foot Sleeper (4:18) [28/06/2009 @ Shin-Kiba 1st RING]
V1. DDT Extreme Title & World Omori Title: Danshoku Dieno (O/c) defeated Michael Nakazawa (E/c) with a Foot Sleeper (5:55). [29/06/2009 @ Shin-Kiba 1st RING]
V2. DDT Extreme Title, World Omori Title, New Beijing Title, Umemura Personal Computer Copy & Paste Title, DJ Nira World Title Vs JET World Jet Title, GAY World Anal Title, DJ Nira World & In History Strongest Title, Mid-Breath Title: Danshoku Dieno (E/c) defeated Masa Takanashi (J/c) with the Danshoku Destroyer (19:26). [23/08/2009 @ Tokyo Ryogoku Kokugikan]
V3. Danshoku Dieno (c) defeated Soma Takao with the Danshoku Driver (7:16) [16/10/2010 @ Tokyo JR Omori Station]
V4. Danshoku Dieno (c) defeated Daisuke Sasaki by Knockout with the Lip Lock (8:51). [16/10/2011 @ Tokyo JR Omori Station]
V5. Danshoku Dieno (c) defeated Tanomusaku Toba with the Danshoku Driver (12:13). [14/10/2012 @ Tokyo JR Omori Station]
V6. Danshoku Dieno (c) defeated Hoshitango with the Gaydo Clutch (7:33). [27/10/2013 @ Tokyo JR Omori Station]
5. Gurukun Mask (1)
– Gurukun Mask defeated Danshoku Dieno (c) with the Gurukun Driver (9:15) [19/10/2014 @ Tokyo JR Omori Station]
6. Makoto Oishi (1)
– Makoto Oishi defeated Gurukin Mask (c) with the Jikiden Tornado Clutch (9:55). [18/10/2015 @ Tokyo JR Omori Station]
V1. Makoto Oishi (c) defeated Seiya Morohashi with a Frog Splash (11:51). [16/10/2016 @ Tokyo JR Omori Station]
7. Chikara (1)
– Chikara defeated Makoto Oishi (c) with a School Boy (8:18). [15/10/2017 @ Tokyo JR Omori Station]
V1. Chikara (c) defeated Antonio Honda with a Back Drop (15:01). [14/10/2018 @ Tokyo JR Omori Station]
Dramatic DDT 