BJW Deathmatch Heavyweight Championship/Champion history

The following champion history features the BJW Deathmatch Heavyweight Championship.
==Champion history==
Wrestler: 	Times: 	Date: 	Location: 	Notes:
The Great Pogo 	1 	August 9, 1998 	Kawasaki, Japan 	Defeated Mitsuhiro Matsunaga in a glass and fire coffin cremation deathmatch tournament final.
Mitsuhiro Matsunaga 	1 	August 23, 1998 	Osaka, Japan 	This was a glass and fire coffin cremation deathmatch.
Shadow WX 	1 	September 23, 1998	Tokyo, Japan 	This was a 3 way board alligator deathmatch.
Abdullah the Butcher	1 	January 10, 1999 	Fukuoka, Japan 	This was a lumberjack deathmatch.
Shadow WX 	2 	February 28, 1999 	Tokyo, Japan 	This was a barbed wire board deathmatch.
Ryuji Yamakawa 	1 	May 30, 1999 	Kawasaki, Japan 	This was a no rope barbed wire death pallet coffin and fire deathmatch.
Shadow WX 	3 	August 10, 1999 	Osaka, Japan 	This was a no rope barbed wire fire deathmatch.
Ryuji Yamakawa 	2 	December 4, 1999 	Yokohama, Japan 	This was a four corner lighttubes board deathmatch.
Tomoaki Honma 	1 	January 2, 2000 	Tokyo, Japan 	This match, on the BJ Great Series tour, was also a quarterfinal match in the BJ Grand Prix 2000 tournament, and was a 5-inch spike nail and barbed wire double board deathmatch.
Zandig 	1 	July 2, 2000 	Tokyo, Japan 	This was a lemon, salt and mustard deathmatch on the BJ Hardcore Series II tour.
Tomoaki Honma 	2 	November 23, 2000 	Yokohama, Japan 	This was a glass and barbed wire board deathmatch on the Wonder BJ 2000 Series tour.
Vacated 	Vacated	March 2001 	 	Vacated due to Honma leaving the company.
Zandig 	2 	May 4, 2001 	Sapporo, Japan 	Defeated Kintaro Kanemura in a CZW Caribbean-style barbed wire, lighttubes, lighttubes board and barbed wire chess board deathmatch on the North Wave tour.
Mitsuhiro Matsunaga 	2 	August 19, 2001 	Yokohama, Japan 	This was a 200 lighttubes and thumbtack and glass board deathmatch on the Universe tour.
Zandig 	3 	December 2, 2001 	Yokohama, Japan 	This was an exploding glass, lighttubes and thumbtacks deathmatch at Ante Up.
Vacated 	Vacated	2002 	 	Vacated due to Zandig leaving the company.
Kintaro Kanemura 	1 	March 30, 2003 	Yokohama, Japan 	Defeated Shadow WX in a lighttubes and glass deathmatch decision match on the Harder Than Hardcore IV tour.
Ryuji Ito 	1 	August 24, 2003 	Yokohama, Japan 	This was a steel cage match on the HTH5 Series tour.
Abdullah Kobayashi 	1 	December 21, 2005 	Yokohama, Japan 	This was a scaffold match.
Takashi Sasaki 	1 	March 31, 2006 	Tokyo, Japan 	This was a lighttubes and bed of nails deathmatch.
Ryuji Ito 	2 	September 10, 2006	Yokohama, Japan 	This was a super high ladder, lighttubes and barbed wire Hell deathmatch.
Vacated 	Vacated	September 14, 2006	 	Vacated due to a wrist injury.
Takashi Sasaki 	2 	December 3, 2006 	Yokohama, Japan 	Defeated Jaki Numazawa in a lighttubes shrine deathmatch.
Jaki Numazawa 	1 	August 26, 2007 	Tokyo, Japan 	Won the title at Pro-Wrestling Summit in Ariake ~ King's Festival! All Title Matches.
Ryuji Ito 	3 	December 14, 2007 	Yokohama, Japan 	This was a four corner cross of D match.
Shadow WX 	4 	May 4, 2008 	Koshigaya, Japan	This was a fluorescent lighttube boards and weapons deathmatch at Katsura Special 14.
Yuko Miyamoto 	1 	December 19, 2008 	Yokohama, Japan 	Won the title in Yokohama defeating Shadow WX.
Ryuji Ito 	4 	May 4, 2010 	Yokohama, Japan 	Won the title at the 15th Anniversary Show in a 200 fluorescent lighttubes cage deathmatch by defeating Yuko Miyamoto.
Abdullah Kobayashi 	2 	December 18, 2011 	Yokohama, Japan 	Won the title at the Big Japan Death Vegas in a Game of Death Deathmatch.
Shuji Ishikawa 	1 	January 2, 2013 	Tokyo, Japan 	Won the title in a Glass Board & New Year Death Match.
Isami Kodaka 	1 	November 4, 2013 	Yokohama, Japan 	Won the title in a Culture of Death Match.
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