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The Open the Owarai Gate Championship was a professional wrestling title in Japanese promotion Dragon Gate. The word owarai in the title's name is the Japanese word for comedy. The championship was first conceived during Stalker Ichikawa's first United States tour, joining fellow Dragon Gate wrestlers Cima, Naruki Doi, Masato Yoshino and Don Fujii during the Pro Wrestling Guerrilla two-night event Dynamite Duumvirate Tag Team Title Tournament on May 19 and May 20, 2007, in Burbank, California. In addition to changing his name to "Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa, he also gave birth to the Open the Owarai Gate Championship which he wore during the second night of the event against Top Gun Talwar. The name change and the introduction of the belt was made official on May 25. The championship was d

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  • The Open the Owarai Gate Championship was a professional wrestling title in Japanese promotion Dragon Gate. The word owarai in the title's name is the Japanese word for comedy. The championship was first conceived during Stalker Ichikawa's first United States tour, joining fellow Dragon Gate wrestlers Cima, Naruki Doi, Masato Yoshino and Don Fujii during the Pro Wrestling Guerrilla two-night event Dynamite Duumvirate Tag Team Title Tournament on May 19 and May 20, 2007, in Burbank, California. In addition to changing his name to "Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa, he also gave birth to the Open the Owarai Gate Championship which he wore during the second night of the event against Top Gun Talwar. The name change and the introduction of the belt was made official on May 25. The championship was deactivated at Dead or Alive 2018, when Shingo Takagi, per stipulation, was the last person to escape the cage in the Hair vs. Hair Steel Cage Survival seven-way match. The championship is both unique and very unusual. The title is not necessarily defended by traditional methods of simply beating the champion by pinfalls or submission. While such a situation can still happen, the title also has a stipulation regarding audience approval during the match. This means that while the champion could still technically lose the match, he could retain the belt simply by having earning more applause and/or laughter from the audience. The championship was defended for the first time on June 10 at Hakata Star Lanes in Fukuoka, Fukuoka. In addition, Ichikawa also began by having ten "Free Defense" tickets that would ensure he would always retain the title regardless. However, before his defense against Kikutaro on September 22 at the Ota-ku Gymnasium in Tokyo, the tickets were destroyed and he was forced to defend the belt on his own merit. He was able to successfully retain due to unusual circumstances since, such as his mother appealing to the crowd and later his opponent feeling sorry. (en)
  • オープン・ザ・お笑いゲート王座（オープン・ザ・おわらいゲートおうざ）は、DRAGON GATEが管理、認定している王座。 (ja)
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  • Arai defeated "Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa via fan support to become the 17th Champion. (en)
  • Defeated Ichikawa and K-Ness in a three-way match. Ichikawa failed to gain approval from the crowd, so CIMA, as the match winner, won the title. (en)
  • Don Fujii becomes 14th Champion via fan support (en)
  • Vacated after Naoki Tanizaki stole the title belt from Swann. (en)
  • Kanda became the 20th Champion via fan support. (en)
  • Kikutaro became the 18th Champion via fan support. (en)
  • Kikutaro becomes 13th Champion via fan support (en)
  • Mochizuki returned the title immediately after. (en)
  • Saito became the 19th Champion via fan support. (en)
  • Swann became the 16th Champion via fan support. (en)
  • Tozawa became the 22nd Champion via fan support. (en)
  • Mochizuki won the title by disqualification and fan support. (en)
  • Vacated immediately after winning it. (en)
  • Yoshino became the 23rd champion via fan support. (en)
  • Defeated "Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa for the vacated title. (en)
  • Cima fails his first defense for various purposes against Stalker Ichikawa. Jackson Florida becomes champion since he was sitting at ring (en)
  • The title match was between Stalker and Masaaki Mochizuki, but Kinta - the referee - received more fan support than either of them, so he became champion. (en)
  • Yoshino was stripped of the title after failing to defend it within the previous three months. (en)
  • Since CIMA did not want the title, his opponent Ichikawa was awarded the championship. (en)
  • Santa Maria became the 21st Champion via fan support. (en)
  • Ichikawa stole title belt from Johnson after beating him in three way match with K-Ness. Repeated attempts to contact the title belt commissioner were met with only his voicemail, so ICHIKAWA was just named the 7th champion. (en)
  • The title match was between "Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa and Akira Tozawa, the reigning champion, but Nakagawa - the referee - received more fan support than either of them, so he became champion. (en)
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  • オープン・ザ・お笑いゲート王座（オープン・ザ・おわらいゲートおうざ）は、DRAGON GATEが管理、認定している王座。 (ja)
  • The Open the Owarai Gate Championship was a professional wrestling title in Japanese promotion Dragon Gate. The word owarai in the title's name is the Japanese word for comedy. The championship was first conceived during Stalker Ichikawa's first United States tour, joining fellow Dragon Gate wrestlers Cima, Naruki Doi, Masato Yoshino and Don Fujii during the Pro Wrestling Guerrilla two-night event Dynamite Duumvirate Tag Team Title Tournament on May 19 and May 20, 2007, in Burbank, California. In addition to changing his name to "Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa, he also gave birth to the Open the Owarai Gate Championship which he wore during the second night of the event against Top Gun Talwar. The name change and the introduction of the belt was made official on May 25. The championship was d (en)
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