Ryōgoku Kokugikan for its first event at the venue in three years, headlined by Kento Miyahara defending the Triple Crown Heavyweight Championship against Suwama. In August 2017 Toryumon Mexico started working with All Japan Pro Wrestling in with a collaborated event tour called Lucha Fiesta. On February 4, 2018, AJPW announced "All Japan Pro Wrestling TV", a new worldwide streaming site for the promotion's events. On October 10, 2019, Akiyama left his position as President to become General Manager. Roster and current champions Titles previously promoted by the company include Titles that were originally part of the Triple Crown Heavyweight Championship NWA International Heavyweight Championship NWA United National Championship PWF World Heavyweight Championship Titles that are now part of the World Tag Team Championship NWA International Tag Team Championship PWF World Tag Team Championship Others NWA International Junior Heavyweight Championship (replaced with World Junior Heavyweight Championship) PWF All Asia Heavyweight Championship (now promoted by Pro Wrestling Land's End with authorization from Pacific Wrestling Federation) PWF United States Heavyweight Championship F-1 Tag Team Championship (transferred to and promoted by Wrestle-1 until its closure) Tournaments AJPW also holds annual tournaments to decide the top wrestler or tag team in the promotion: Broadcasters Domestic: Gaora (2000–present, broadcasting monthly show B-Banquet and live specials; formerly broadcasting archive show Battle Archives) Fighting TV Samurai (2000–present, broadcasting live and taped shows; formerly broadcasting weekly show King's Road and archive show Royal Road Club) Nico Nico Douga (2016–present, streaming untelevised spot-shows and interviews) Amazon Prime Video Japan (2020–present) Worldwide: All Japan Pro Wrestling TV (streaming service, in partnership with Gaora, broadcasting most AJPW shows live, as well as on-demand) Former Nippon Television (1972–2000, continues to air AJPW footage unbranded as Wrestling Classics on NTV G+) Broadcast syndication, Japanese Association of Independent Television Stations (1994–2013, intermittent weekly programming and specials) BS11 (2016–2018, broadcasting highlight/magazine show Eleven) International (former): FITE TV (2017–2018) See also Professional wrestling in Japan List of professional wrestling promotions in Japan References External links All Japan Pro-Wrestling title histories Puroresu.com summary National Wrestling Alliance members Japanese professional wrestling promotions 1972 establishments in Japan Entertainment companies established in 1972 Companies based in Yokohama