the International Wrestling Alliance and administered the following titles: IWA World Heavyweight Championship IWA World Mid-Heavyweight Championship IWA World Tag Team Championship Near the end of IWE's existence, it billed a World Wrestling Union title, supposedly based in Germany, to give a push to wrestler Ashura Hara: WWU World Junior Heavyweight Championship Before the IWA system was created, IWE recognized the Trans-World Wrestling Alliance titles: TWWA World Heavyweight Championship TWWA World Tag Team Championship See also American Wrestling Association for the AWA World titles. International Wrestling Promotion (revival) In 1994, Goro Tsurumi formed a promotion called IWA Kakutō Shijuku (IWA格闘志塾, International Wrestling Alliance Fighting Hope Training School), but in 1997 he renamed the promotion International Wrestling Promotion (国際プロレス・プロモーション Kokusai puroresu promotion). The only recognizable name in the promotion is Tsurumi himself; the rest of the roster uses masked identities. Wrestlers from other independents have been invited to participate, including Shoji Nakamaki and Yukihide Ueno. Championships recognized by IWP IWA World Heavyweight Championship — Goro Tsurumi IWA World Mid-Heavyweight Championship — J.R.F. Lion IWA World Middleweight Championship — Phantom Funagoshi IWA World Tag Team Championship (International Pro Wrestling) — Super Iron Hercules and Iron Hercules I IWA World Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship — Tomoya and Macho Bump See also Professional wrestling in Japan List of professional wrestling promotions in Japan References External links International Wrestling Enterprise at Puroresu.com International Wrestling Enterprise at Wrestlingdata.com Japanese professional wrestling promotions 1966 establishments in Japan 1981 disestablishments in Japan