G-Infinity Championship

The G-Infinity Championship (Japanese: G-INFINITY王座, Hepburn: Jī Infiniti Ōza) is a professional wrestling tag team championship in the Japanese promotion Gleat. The title is the first tag team title to be created by the promotion and the second overall.^[1] The title is currently vacant.

G-Infinity Championship
The current belts design (2022–present)
Details
Promotion	Gleat
Date established	July 2022
Current champion(s)	Tokyo Bad Boys (SBK and Takuma)
Date won	December 30, 2024
Statistics First champion(s) Bulk Orchestra (Kazma Sakamoto and Ryuichi Kawakami) Longest reign Bulk Orchestra (Hayato Tamura and Check Shimatani) (276 days) Shortest reign Bulk Orchestra (Kazma Sakamoto and Ryuichi Kawakami) (11 days) Oldest champion Kaz Hayashi (50 years, 9 months and 24 days) Youngest champion Tetsuya Izuchi (22 years, 11 months and 16 days) Heaviest champion Rei Saito (304 lb (138 kg)) Lightest champion Check Shimatani and Takuma (158 lb (72 kg))

History

Gleat was founded in 2020, after Lidet Entertainment sold all its shares of Pro Wrestling Noah to CyberAgent. Lidet's President Hiroyuki Suzuki, wanting to continue his involvement with professional wrestling, announced the formation of Gleat in August 2020, alongside Kiyoshi Tamura, Kaz Hayashi and Nosawa Rongai. The promotion features two brands: G Prowrestling, a traditional puroresu brand, and Lidet UWF, a shoot style brand inspired by UWF International.

In July 2022, Gleat announced the creation of the G-Infinity Championship for its G Prowrestling brand. A four-team tournament was held from August 20, 2022, to August 24 to crown the inaugural champions.^[1] The tournament was won by Bulk Orchestra (Kazma Sakamoto and Ryuichi Kawakami).^[2] After the match, Nobuhiro Shimatani and Hayato Tamura, who are also members of the Bulk Orchestra stable, announced their challenge to the title.^[3]

When Hayato Tamura suffered from an injury incurred on October 9, 2022, #StrongHearts (Shigehiro Irie and T-Hawk) became interim champions.

On December 19, 2024, The Rascalz (Zachary Wentz and Trey Miguel) were forced to relinquish the title after Miguel sustained a broken finger, which prevented him from defending the title as scheduled.^[4]

Inaugural tournament

	Semi-finals August 20					Final August 24
	Bulk Orchestra (Kazma Sakamoto and Ryuichi Kawakami)		Pin
	60 Seconds (Jun Tonsho and Keiichi Sato)		11:19[5]
						Bulk Orchestra		Pin
						#StrongHearts		13:52[2]
	Kaz Hayashi and Takanori Ito		11:40[5]
	#StrongHearts (Cima and T-Hawk)		Pin

Reigns

There have been a total of eight reigns shared between eight different teams consisting of sixteen distinctive champions, one interim reign and two vacancies.

Key

No.	Overall reign number
Reign	Reign number for the specific team—reign numbers for the individuals are in parentheses, if different
Days	Number of days held
Defenses	Number of successful defenses
+	Current reign is changing daily

No.	Champion	Championship change			Reign statistics			Notes	Ref.
		Date	Event	Location	Reign	Days	Defenses
1	Bulk Orchestra (Kazma Sakamoto and Ryuichi Kawakami)	August 24, 2022	G Prowrestling Ver. 31	Tokyo, Japan	1	11	0	Defeated #StrongHearts (Cima and T-Hawk) in the final of a four-team tournament to win the inaugural title.	[2]
2	Bulk Orchestra (Check Shimatani and Hayato Tamura)	September 4, 2022	G Prowrestling Ver. 32	Osaka, Japan	1	276	6		[6]
—	#StrongHearts (Shigehiro Irie and T-Hawk)	October 30, 2022	G Prowrestling Ver. 37	Sapporo, Japan	—	21	0	Lineal champions Check Shimatani and Hayato Tamura were originally scheduled to defend the title against Kaz Hayashi and Cima at this event, but were pulled due to Tamura not being cleared to compete after having suffered an injury in early October. Shigehiro Irie and T-Hawk defeated Hayashi and Cima to become the interim champions. On November 19, 2022, Irie and T-Hawk were defeated by lineal champions Shimatani and Tamura.	[7][8]
3	Saito Brothers (Jun Saito and Rei Saito)	June 7, 2023	Gleat Ver. EX "Face-Off" Access 2 TDCH	Tokyo, Japan	1	261	11		[9]
—	Vacated	February 23, 2024	Gleat Ver. 9	Osaka, Japan	—	—	—	Title vacated after Rei Saito suffered a dislocated shoulder.	[10]
4	Coelacanths (Cima and Kaz Hayashi)	March 13, 2024	Gleat Ver. 10	Tokyo, Japan	1	110	4	Defeated #StrongHearts (Seiki Yoshioka and T-Hawk) in a tournament final to win the vacant titles.	[11]
5	Black Generation International (Kaito Ishida and Tetsuya Izuchi)	July 1, 2024	Gleat Ver. 12	Tokyo, Japan	1	97	2		[12]
6	The Rascalz (Zachary Wentz and Trey Miguel)	October 6, 2024	Gleat Ver. Mega in Osaka	Osaka, Japan	1	74	1		[13]
—	Vacated	December 19, 2024	—	—	—	—	—	Title vacated after Trey Miguel suffered a broken finger.	[4]
7	Kuroshio Tokyo Japan and Seigo Tachibana	December 30, 2024	Gleat Ver. 14	Osaka, Japan	1	21	0	Defeated #StrongHearts (El Lindaman and T-Hawk) to win the vacant titles.	[14]
8	Tokyo Bad Boys (SBK and Takuma)	January 20, 2025	Gleat Ver. 83	Tokyo, Japan	1	65+	1		[15]

Combined reigns

As of March 26, 2025.

By team

†	Indicates the current champions

Rank	Team	No. of reigns	Combined defenses	Combined days
1	Bulk Orchestra (Check Shimatani and Hayato Tamura)	1	6	276
2	Saito Brothers (Jun Saito and Rei Saito)	1	11	261
3	Coelacanths (Cima and Kaz Hayashi)	1	4	110
4	Black Generation International (Kaito Ishida and Tetsuya Izuchi)	1	2	97
5	The Rascalz (Zachary Wentz and Trey Miguel)	1	1	74
6	Tokyo Bad Boys † (SBK and Takuma)	1	1	65+
—	#StrongHearts (Shigehiro Irie and T-Hawk)	—	0	21
7	Kuroshio Tokyo Japan and Seigo Tachibana	1	0	20
8	Bulk Orchestra (Kazma Sakamoto and Ryuichi Kawakami)	1	0	11

By wrestler

Rank	Wrestler	No. of reigns	Combined defenses	Combined days
1	Check Shimatani	1	6	276
	Hayato Tamura	1	6	276
3	Jun Saito	1	11	261
	Rei Saito	1	11	261
5	Cima	1	4	110
	Kaz Hayashi	1	4	110
7	Kaito Ishida	1	2	97
	Tetsuya Izuchi	1	2	97
9	Trey Miguel	1	1	74
	Zachary Wentz	1	1	74
11	SBK †	1	1	65+
	Takuma †	1	1	65+
—	Shigehiro Irie	—	0	21
—	T-Hawk	—	0	21
13	Kuroshio Tokyo Japan	1	0	20
	Seigo Tachibana	1	0	20
15	Ryuichi Kawakami	1	0	11
	Kazma Sakamoto	1	0	11

See also

• Professional wrestling in Japan