D-Oh Grand Prix

The **D-Oh Grand Prix** (D-王グランプリ, *D-Oh Guranpuri*) or in English **D-King Grand Prix** is a professional wrestling round-robin tournament held by DDT Pro-Wrestling (DDT), the tournament created by DDT producer Danshoku Dino in August 2017 and later confirmed on November 2017. The winner of the tournament assuming they do not already hold KO-D Openweight Championship would obtain #1 contendership to the title and receive his shot at DDT's anniversary event Judgment in March. This is the first round-robin tournament since the Young Drama Cup in 2010.

The tournament featured two blocks, each with seven participants, with the two block winners facing off in the final to determine the overall champion. The winner of each block is determined by a points system; two points for a victory, one point for a draw, and zero points for a loss. In the below results, (C) signifies the KO-D Openweight Champion at the time of the tournament.

## 2018

The 2018 tournament was announced on August 20, 2017 and the participants were later announced on November 23. The tournament would be held from January 5 until January 28, 2018, covering eight shows. The tournament would include one outside entrance from Wrestle-1 Jiro Kuroshio. The winner of the tournament assuming they do not already hold KO-D Openweight Championship would obtain #1 contendership to the title and receive his shot at DDT's anniversary event Judgment 2018 on March 25. Tournament winner Shuji Ishikawa unsuccessfully challenged Konosuke Takeshita for the KO-D Openweight Championship on March 25.

Final standings
 Masahiro Takanashi | 2 | Yukio Sakaguchi | 4

## 2019

The 2019 tournament was announced on October 21 and the participants were later announced on the same day. The tournament was held from November 30 until December 30, 2018. The tournament included one outside entrance from Pro Wrestling NOAH Go Shiozaki, covering nine shows. The winner of the tournament assuming they do not already hold KO-D Openweight Championship would obtain #1 contendership to the title and receive his shot at DDT's anniversary event Judgment 2019. Multiple matches in block B and the finals of the tournament were contested for the Ironman Heavymetalweight Championship.

Final standings
 Puma King | 4 | Soma Takao | 4

## 2020

The 2020 tournament was announced on October 29 and the participants were later announced on the same day. The tournament was held from November 29 until December 28, 2019. The tournament included one outside entrance and feamle participant from Sendai Girls Pro Wrestling Chihiro Hashimoto, covering ten shows. The winner of the tournament assuming they do not already hold KO-D Openweight Championship would obtain #1 contendership to the title and receive his shot on January 26, 2020.

Final standings
 Yuki Ueno | 4 | Naomi Yoshimura | 2

## 2021

The 2021 tournament was announced on September 7, 2020, at Get Alive and the participants were later announced on November 3, at Ultimate Party 2020. The tournament would be held from November 22 until December 27, 2020. Making their tournament first appearance were Shunma Katsumata, Makoto Oishi and Jun Akiyama. On November 25, it was announced that Daisuke Sasaki would be forced to pull out of the tournament due to a broken rib, forfeiting all of his matches.

Final standings
 Daisuke Sasaki | 2 | Shunma Katsumata | 4

## 2021 II

The 2021 II tournament was announced on July 4, 2021. The tournament was held from November 3 until December 5, 2021, thus ending the trend of the name not matching the year. The winner of the tournament assuming they do not already hold KO-D Openweight Championship would obtain #1 contendership to the title and receive his shot in December 25, 2021 at Never Mind. Konosuke Takeshita became the first wrestler to win the D-Oh Grand Prix while holding the KO-D Openweight Championship and the first to win two editions. Kenta Kobashi was the special observer for the tournament.

Final standings
 Tetsuya Endo | 6
 Yuji Hino | 6
 Jun Akiyama | 6
 Noami Yoshimura | 2

## 2022

On August 20, 2022, DDT announced the 2022 edition would have 12 participants. This tournament runned from November 1 to December 4. Like previous year, Kenta Kobashi was the special observer of the tournament.

Final standings
 Daisuke Sasaki | 5
 Tetsuya Endo | 5
 Rickey Shane Page
 Joey Janela | 4
 Naomi Yoshimura | 4

### 2023

On September 13, 2023, DDT announced the 2023 edition would feature 12 participants. The tournament ran from November 26, 2023 to January 3, 2024.

Final standings
 Kazusada Higuchi | 6
 Yuki Ueno | 5
 Daisuke Sasaki | 5
 Yuki Iino | 4
 HARASHIMA | 4

## Footnotes

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 This match was also for MAO's DDT Universal Championship.

## Gallery

* Gallery
* Winners

D-Oh Grand Prix trophy

Shuji IshikawaKonosuke TakeshitaMasato TanakaJun AkiyamaYuki UenoYukio Naya