Tag League the Best

The Tag League the Best (タッグリーグ・ザ・ベスト, Taggu Rīgu Za Besuto) was an annual professional wrestling tag team tournament, founded by All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling (AJW), which held it from 1985 to 2004 (with no tournament taking place in 1990). After the folding of AJW in 2005, the tournament was adopted by its one-time rival and later associate promotion, JWP Joshi Puroresu, which held it annually from 2011 to 2016.

The tournament is usually held under round-robin rules with only the 2004 and 2016 tournaments having been held in a single-elimination format. The tournament's points system has varied throughout the years. From 1985 to 1992, a win was worth one point, a draw half a point and a loss zero points. From 1993 onwards a win has been worth two points, a draw one point and a loss zero points. When JWP took over promoting the tournament in 2011, it was moved to the beginning of the year from its usual position at the end of the year. JWP was also the first to introduce two round-robin blocks in the tournament instead of the usual single block system used by AJW. In AJW, the winners usually received a shot at the WWWA World Tag Team Championship, were they not already the reigning champions, while in JWP the tournament was used to determine the number one contenders to the unified Daily Sports Women's and JWP Tag Team Championships.

Due to the tournament's unusual name, it has sometimes been referred to as "The Best Tag (Team) League" by English language reporters,[1][2][3][4][5] however, the tournament's Japanese promoters have always called it "Tag League the Best".[6][7]

Manami Toyota holds the record for most Tag League the Best wins with five, all with different partners.[2][3] No tag team has been able to win the tournament twice. Madusa Miceli is the only non-Japanese wrestler to be part of a winning team in the tournament.

List of winners

1985

The first Tag League the Best was held in late 1985, with the finals taking place on October 10. The tournament featured eight teams in a single block, facing each other in a round-robin tournament. After the round-robin section was finished, the top team qualified straight to the final match, while teams placed second and third were put in a semifinal match to determine the other finalist.[8][9]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Chigusa Nagayo and Lioness Asuka
(Crush Gals)		  6.0  
Itsuki Yamazaki and Noriyo Tateno
(Jumping Bomb Angels)		5.0
Bull Nakano and Dump Matsumoto
(Gokuaku Domei)		5.0
Jaguar Yokota and Yukari Omori4.0
Devil Masami and Jumbo Hori3.5
Monica Castillo and Monster Ripper2.5
Mika Komatsu and Yumi Ogura2.0
Kanako Nagatomo and Kazue Nagahori0.0
  Semifinal     Final
                 
    1 Nagayo and Asuka
  2 Yamazaki and Tateno     3 Nakano and Matsumoto [8]
  3 Nakano and Matsumoto [8]  

1986

The second Tag League the Best was held at the end of 1986, with the finals taking place on October 10, 1986. This year, the two top teams following the round-robin portion advanced directly to the finals of the tournament, with no semifinal matches taking place.[10][11]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Chigusa Nagayo and Yumiko Hotta  6.5  
Hisako Uno and Yukari Omori6.5
Itsuki Yamazaki and Noriyo Tateno
(Jumping Bomb Angels)		6.0
Bull Nakano and Condor Saito
(Gokuaku Domei)		6.0
Devil Masami and Kyoko Asa5.5
Kazue Nagahori and Yumi Ogura
(Red Typhoons)		5.0
Dump Matsumoto and Yasuko Ishigura4.0
Kanako Nagatomo and Mika Komatsu
(Operon Domei)		3.5
Judy Martin and Velvet McIntyre2.0
Lioness Asuka and Mika Suzuki0.0
Final
   
1 Nagayo and Hotta
2 Uno and Omori [10]

1987

The third Tag League the Best culminated in a final match on October 11, 1987.[4] For the second year in a row, there were no semifinal matches; the two top teams following the round-robin portion took part in a final match.[12][13]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Chigusa Nagayo and Lioness Asuka
(Crush Gals)		  7.0  
Bull Nakano and Condor Saito
(Gokuaku Domei)		7.0
Itsuki Yamazaki and Noriyo Tateno
(Jumping Bomb Angels)		6.0
Angel Manelli and Leilani Kai6.0
Devil Masami and Yukari Omori5.5
Kazue Nagahori and Yumi Ogura
(Red Typhoons)		4.0
Dump Matsumoto and Kage Kahoru3.5
Mika Suzuki and Yumiko Hotta2.5
Mika Komatsu and Yasuko Ishigura2.0
Drill Nakamae and Kumiko Iwamoto1.5
Final
   
1 Nagayo and Asuka
2 Nakano and Saito [12]

1988

The fourth Tag League the Best ran in late 1988 and culminated in a final match on October 10. The top team following the round-robin portion of the tournament moved directly to the finals, while teams number two and three faced off in a semifinal match.[14][15]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Mitsuko Nishiwaki and Yumiko Hotta
(Fire Jets)		  7.5  
Hisako Uno and Mika Suzuki7.0
Bull Nakano and Dynamite Jack
(Gokumon To)		7.0
Mika Komatsu and Yumi Ogura
(Calgary Typhoons)		6.5
Itsuki Yamazaki and Noriyo Tateno
(Jumping Bomb Angels)		6.0
Manami Toyota and Toshiyo Yamada5.5
Dynamite King and Dynamite Queen5.5
Kumiko Iwamoto and Sachiko Nakamura4.0
Erika Shishido and Nobuko Kimura2.5
Kaoru Maeda and Mika Takahashi
(Honey Wings)		2.0
Miori Kamiya and Raven Amada1.5
  Semifinal     Final
                 
    1 Nishiwaki and Hotta
  2 Uno and Suzuki     2 Uno and Suzuki [14]
  3 Nakano and Jack [14]  

1989

The fifth Tag League the Best was held in late 1989 and culminated in a final match on October 8. This tournament was the first two introduce two semifinal matches, with the top four teams qualifying following the round-robin portion.[16][17]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Madusa Miceli and Mitsuko Nishiwaki  6.0  
Manami Toyota and Toshiyo Yamada6.0
Raven Amada and Yumiko Hotta6.0
Akira Hokuto and Etsuko Mita6.0
Beastie and Bull Nakano6.0
Bison Kimura and Grizzly Iwamoto
(The Outsiders)		5.5
Mima Shimoda and Suzuka Minami4.5
Hiromi Hasegawa and Noriyo Tateno4.0
Kaoru Maeda and Mika Takahashi
(Honey Wings)		0.5
Aja Shishido and Miori Kamiya0.5
Semifinals Final
      
1 Miceli and Nishiwaki
3 Amada and Hotta [16]
1 Miceli and Nishiwaki
2 Toyota and Yamada [16]
2 Toyota and Yamada
4 Hokuto and Mita

1991

After no tournament was held in 1990, Tag League the Best returned in 1991 taking place between October 4 and December 8.[18][19]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Kyoko Inoue and Toshiyo Yamada  5.5  
Aja Kong and Bison Kimura
(Jungle Jack)		4.5
Akira Hokuto and Bull Nakano4.5
Bat Yoshinaga and Yumiko Hotta3.5
Debbie Malenko and Suzuka Minami3.0
Mariko Yoshida and Takako Inoue3.0
Etsuko Mita and Manami Toyota
(Mint Showers)		3.0
Mima Shimoda and Miori Kamiya1.0
  Semifinal     Final
                 
    1 Inoue and Yamada
  2 Kong and Kimura     2 Kong and Kimura [18]
  3 Hokuto and Nakano [18]  

1992

The seventh Tag League the Best was held between October 17 and December 13, 1992. This was the final tournament to feature half points. The two top teams following the round-robin portion qualified directly to the semifinals.[20][21]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Aja Kong and Kyoko Inoue  6.5  
Manami Toyota and Toshiyo Yamada6.0
Debbie Malenko and Sakie Hasegawa5.5
Suzuka Minami and Yumiko Hotta5.0
Takako Inoue and Terri Power4.0
Bat Yoshinaga and Tomoko Watanabe3.0
Etsuko Mita and Mima Shimoda
(Las Cachorras Orientales)		3.0
Miori Kamiya and Kaoru Ito2.5
Erica Tsuchiya and Yukari Maedomari1.0
Final
   
1 Kong and Inoue
2 Toyota and Yamada [20]

1993

The eighth Tag League the Best was held between October 10 and December 10, with a final match taking place between the two top teams.[22][23]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Kyoko Inoue and Toshiyo Yamada  10  
Akira Hokuto and Manami Toyota10
Eagle Sawai and Yasha Kurenai8
Takako Inoue and Yumiko Hotta8
Bull Nakano and Suzuka Minami8
Aja Kong and Sakie Hasegawa8
Etsuko Mita and Mima Shimoda
(Las Cachorras Orientales)		4
Kaoru Ito and Tomoko Watanabe0
Final
   
1 Inoue and Yamada
2 Hokuto and Toyota [22]

1994

The ninth Tag League the Best was held between October 8 and December 10, 1994. Due to a three-way tie following the round-robin portion of the tournament, the top three teams faced each other once more to determine the winner. Manami Toyota and Takako Inoue prevailed, defeating both Aja Kong and Reggie Bennett, and Kyoko Inoue and Sakie Hasegawa, while Kong and Bennett were able to win only one of the tiebreaker matches and Inoue and Hasegawa lost both.[24][25]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Manami Toyota and Takako Inoue  10  
Aja Kong and Reggie Bennett10
Kyoko Inoue and Sakie Hasegawa10
Etsuko Mita and Mima Shimoda
(Las Cachorras Orientales)		9
Toshiyo Yamada and Yumiko Hotta9
Kaoru Ito and Suzuka Minami5
Rie Tamada and Tomoko Watanabe2
Chaparita Asari and Mariko Yoshida1

1995

The tenth Tag League the Best ran between October 10 and December 10, 1995, and was the first and thus far only tournament to feature a match for the third place in the tournament.[26][27]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Kyoko Inoue and Tomoko Watanabe  10  
Kaoru Ito and Manami Toyota10
Reggie Bennett and Yumiko Hotta9
Aja Kong and Takako Inoue9
Akira Hokuto and Mima Shimoda8
Etsuko Mita and Toshiyo Yamada
(Dream Orca)		6
Mariko Yoshida and Sakie Hasegawa4
Chaparita Asari and Yoshiko Tamura0
Final
   
1 K. Inoue and Watanabe Pin
2 Ito and Toyota 22:01[26]
Third Place
   
3 Bennett and Hotta Pin
4 Kong and T. Inoue 16:54[26]

1996

The eleventh Tag League the Best was held between October 13 and December 1, 1996. For the first time in five years, the tournament featured semifinal matches, with the top four teams qualifying for advancement following the round-robin portion.[28][29]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Chaparita Asari and Kyoko Inoue  15  
Mima Shimoda and Reggie Bennett14
Kumiko Maekawa and Tomoko Watanabe12
Manami Toyota and Rie Tamada9
Aja Kong and Yoshiko Tamura8
Yuka Shiina and Yumiko Hotta8
Etsuko Mita and Misae Genki6
Saya Endo and Toshiyo Yamada6
Takako Inoue and Yumi FukawaN/A
Kaoru Ito and Mariko YoshidaN/A
Semifinals Final
      
1 Asari and Inoue
4 Toyota and Tamada [30]
4 Toyota and Tamada
3 Maekawa and Watanabe [30]
2 Shimoda and Bennett
3 Maekawa and Watanabe

1997

The twelfth Tag League the Best took place in late 1997 and culminated in a final match on December 21. No semifinal matches took place.[30][31]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Kaoru Ito and Yumiko Hotta  N/A  
Kumiko Maekawa and Takako InoueN/A
Emi Motokawa and Manami ToyotaN/A
Kayo Noumi and Momoe NakanishiN/A
Miho Wakizawa and Miyuki FujiiN/A
Final
   
1 Ito and Hotta
2 Maekawa and Inoue [30]

1998

The thirteenth Tag League the Best took place between October 10 and November 22, 1998, again with no semifinal matches.[32][33]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Momoe Nakanishi and Nanae Takahashi
(Nana☆Momo☆)		  10  
Manami Toyota and Yumiko Hotta9
ZAP I and ZAP T
(ZAP)		9
Kayo Noumi and Miho Wakizawa6
Emi Motokawa and Sachie Noshibori2
Mayumi Takahashi and Miyuki Fujii0
Kumiko Maekawa and Mika Haikae0

1999

The fourteenth Tag League the Best was held between October 10 and December 26, 1999. For the first time in eight years, the tournament featured a single semifinal match between teams ranked two and three following the round-robin portion, while the top team qualified directly to the finals.[34][35]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Kumiko Maekawa and Tomoko Watanabe  5  
Manami Toyota and Miho Wakizawa5
Momoe Nakanishi and Nanae Takahashi
(Nana☆Momo☆)		5
Kaoru Ito and Kayo Noumi3
Miyuki Fujii and Yumiko Hotta2
  Semifinal     Final
                 
    1 Maekawa and Watanabe Pin
  2 Toyota and Wakizawa Pin     2 Toyota and Wakizawa 1:41[35]
  3 Takahashi[Note 1] 4:47[35]  
  1. Momoe Nakanishi had suffered an injury and was unable to take part in the semifinal match, leaving Takahashi to wrestle alone.

2000

The fifteenth Tag League the Best was held between October 15 and December 23, 2000.[5][6][36][37] The winners of the tournament, Etsuko Mita and Mima Shimoda, went on to defeat Momoe Nakanishi and Nanae Takahashi for the WWWA World Tag Team Championship on January 4, 2001.[38]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Etsuko Mita and Mima Shimoda
(Las Cachorras Orientales)		  7  
Kayo Noumi and Manami Toyota7
Momoe Nakanishi and Nanae Takahashi
(Nana☆Momo☆)		6
Carol Midori and Sayuri Okina6
Kaoru Ito and Miho Wakizawa4
Kumiko Maekawa and Tomoko Watanabe0
ResultsMidori
Okina		 Mita
Shimoda		 Ito
Wakizawa		 Noumi
Toyota		 Maekawa
Watanabe		 Nakanishi
Takahashi
Midori
Okina		 XMita
Shimoda
(17:21)[37]		Midori
Okina
(19:56)[37]		Midori
Okina
(20:22)[37]		Midori
Okina
(forfeit)		Nakanishi
Takahashi
(17:07)[37]
Mita
Shimoda		 Mita
Shimoda
(17:21)[37]		XMita
Shimoda
(19:26)[37]		Noumi
Toyota
(19:13)[37]		Mita
Shimoda
(8:26)[37]		Draw
(30:00)[37]
Ito
Wakizawa		 Midori
Okina
(19:56)[37]		Mita
Shimoda
(19:26)[37]		XNoumi
Toyota
(19:42)[37]		Ito
Wakizawa
(forfeit)		Ito
Wakizawa
(20:49)[37]
Noumi
Toyota		 Midori
Okina
(20:22)[37]		Noumi
Toyota
(19:13)[37]		Noumi
Toyota
(19:42)[37]		XNoumi
Toyota
(forfeit)		Draw
(30:00)[37]
Maekawa
Watanabe		 Midori
Okina
(forfeit)		Mita
Shimoda
(8:26)[37]		Ito
Wakizawa
(forfeit)		Noumi
Toyota
(forfeit)		XNakanishi
Takahashi
(forfeit)
Nakanishi
Takahashi		 Nakanishi
Takahashi
(17:07)[37]		Draw
(30:00)[37]		Ito
Wakizawa
(20:49)[37]		Draw
(30:00)[37]		Nakanishi
Takahashi
(forfeit)		X
Final
   
1 Mita and Shimoda Pin
2 Noumi and Toyota 13:33[36]

2001

The sixteenth Tag League the Best was held between September 23 and December 2, 2001.[39][40]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Manami Toyota and Yumiko Hotta  6  
Kaoru Ito and Momoe Nakanishi6
Etsuko Mita and Mima Shimoda
(Las Cachorras Orientales)		5
Kumiko Maekawa and Misae Genki5
Kayo Noumi and Miho Wakizawa
(Kiss no Sekai)		4
Nanae Takahashi and Tomoko Watanabe4
ResultsMita
Shimoda		 Ito
Nakanishi		 Noumi
Wakizawa		 Maekawa
Genki		 Toyota
Hotta		 Takahashi
Watanabe
Mita
Shimoda		 XIto
Nakanishi
(18:01)[40]		Mita
Shimoda
(18:32)[40]		Draw
(30:00)[40]		Toyota
Hotta
(7:40)[40]		Mita
Shimoda
(23:45)[40]
Ito
Nakanishi		 Ito
Nakanishi
(18:01)[40]		XIto
Nakanishi
(19:05)[40]		Maekawa
Genki
(20:03)[40]		Toyota
Hotta
(18:39)[40]		Ito
Nakanishi
(20:06)[40]
Noumi
Wakizawa		 Mita
Shimoda
(18:32)[40]		Ito
Nakanishi
(19:05)[40]		XNoumi
Wakizawa
(23:05)[40]		Noumi
Wakizawa
(14:59)[40]		Takahashi
Watanabe
(20:44)[40]
Maekawa
Genki		 Draw
(30:00)[40]		Maekawa
Genki
(20:03)[40]		Noumi
Wakizawa
(23:05)[40]		XMaekawa
Genki
(20:32)[40]		Takahashi
Watanabe
(22:33)[40]
Toyota
Hotta		 Toyota
Hotta
(7:40)[40]		Toyota
Hotta
(18:39)[40]		Noumi
Wakizawa
(14:59)[40]		Maekawa
Genki
(20:32)[40]		XToyota
Hotta
(19:33)[40]
Takahashi
Watanabe		 Mita
Shimoda
(23:45)[40]		Ito
Nakanishi
(20:06)[40]		Takahashi
Watanabe
(20:44)[40]		Takahashi
Watanabe
(22:33)[40]		Toyota
Hotta
(19:33)[40]		X
Final
   
1 Toyota and Hotta Pin
2 Ito and Nakanishi 17:03[39]

2002

The seventeenth Tag League the Best was held between October 15 and December 23, 2002, and saw the return of the two semifinal match format.[41][42] While the tournament was ongoing, Etsuko Mita and Mima Shimoda defeated Momoe Nakanishi and Nanae Takahashi in a non-tournament match to win the WWWA World Tag Team Championship, however, their failure to win the tournament resulted in them relinquishing the title.[38]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Kayo Noumi and Momoe Nakanishi
(Kiss no Sekai)		  8  
Takako Inoue and Tomoko Watanabe8
Etsuko Mita and Mima Shimoda
(Las Cachorras Orientales)		8
Fang Suzuki and Nanae Takahashi8
Mariko Yoshida and Yumiko Hotta8
Kumiko Maekawa and Misae Genki7
Megumi Yabushita and Sumie Sakai7
Mika Nishio and Miyuki Fujii2
ResultsMita
Shimoda		 Suzuki
Takahashi		 Noumi
Nakanishi		 Maekawa
Genki		 Yoshida
Hotta		 Yabushita
Sakai		 Nishio
Fujii		 Inoue
Watanabe
Mita
Shimoda		 XMita
Shimoda
(23:27)[42]		Noumi
Nakanishi
(25:15)[42]		Mita
Shimoda		Yoshida
Hotta
(17:52)[42]		Mita
Shimoda		Mita
Shimoda		Inoue
Watanabe
(9:26)[42]
Suzuki
Takahashi		 Mita
Shimoda
(23:27)[42]		XSuzuki
Takahashi
(21:01)[42]		Suzuki
Takahashi
(23:39)[42]		Yoshida
Hotta
(18:06)[42]		Yabushita
Sakai
(17:54)[42]		Suzuki
Takahashi
(19:40)[42]		Suzuki
Takahashi
(20:40)[42]
Noumi
Nakanishi		 Noumi
Nakanishi
(25:15)[42]		Suzuki
Takahashi
(21:01)[42]		XDraw
(30:00)[42]		Noumi
Nakanishi
(8:30)[42]		Yabushita
Sakai		Noumi
Nakanishi		Draw
(30:00)[42]
Maekawa
Genki		 Mita
Shimoda		Suzuki
Takahashi
(23:39)[42]		Draw
(30:00)[42]		XYoshida
Hotta
(24:00)[42]		Maekawa
Genki
(20:44)[42]		Maekawa
Genki		Maekawa
Genki
(17:00)[42]
Yoshida
Hotta		 Yoshida
Hotta
(17:52)[42]		Yoshida
Hotta
(18:06)[42]		Noumi
Nakanishi
(8:30)[42]		Yoshida
Hotta
(24:00)[42]		XYoshida
Hotta
(17:03)[42]		Nishio
Fujii		Inoue
Watanabe
(5:33)[42]
Yabushita
Sakai		 Mita
Shimoda		Yabushita
Sakai
(17:54)[42]		Yabushita
Sakai		Maekawa
Genki
(20:44)[42]		Yoshida
Hotta
(17:03)[42]		XYabushita
Sakai
(12:51)[42]		Draw
(30:00)[42]
Nishio
Fujii		 Mita
Shimoda		Suzuki
Takahashi
(19:40)[42]		Noumi
Nakanishi		Maekawa
Genki		Nishio
Fujii		Yabushita
Sakai
(12:51)[42]		XInoue
Watanabe
(12:33)[42]
Inoue
Watanabe		 Inoue
Watanabe
(9:26)[42]		Suzuki
Takahashi
(20:40)[42]		Draw
(30:00)[42]		Maekawa
Genki
(17:00)[42]		Inoue
Watanabe
(5:33)[42]		Draw
(30:00)[42]		Inoue
Watanabe
(12:33)[42]		X
Semifinals Final
      
1 Noumi and Nakanishi Pin
3 Mita and Shimoda 4:31[41]
1 Noumi and Nakanishi Pin
2 Inoue and Watanabe 4:19[41]
2 Inoue and Watanabe Pin
4 Suzuki and Takahashi

2003

The eighteenth Tag League the Best was held between November 2 and December 23, 2003, again with two semifinal matches between the top four teams.[43][44] The winners of the tournament, Ayako Hamada and Nanae Takahashi, went on to defeat Kyoko Inoue and Takako Inoue for the WWWA World Tag Team Championship on January 3, 2004.[38]

Final standings
WrestlersScore
Ayako Hamada and Nanae Takahashi  6  
Amazing Kong and Eagle Sakai6
Kumiko Maekawa and Saki Maemura6
Kayo Noumi and Takako Inoue6
Hikaru and Kyoko Inoue4
Fang Suzuki and Sasori2
ResultsKong
Sakai		 Hamada
Takahashi		 Suzuki
Sasori		 Hikaru
K. Inoue		 Noumi
T. Inoue		 Maekawa
Maemura
Kong
Sakai		 XKong
Sakai
(11:18)[44]		Kong
Sakai
(18:19)[44]		Kong
Sakai
(15:03)[44]		Noumi
T.Inoue
(11:57)[44]		Maekawa
Maemura
(17:59)[44]
Hamada
Takahashi		 Kong
Sakai
(11:18)[44]		XHamada
Takahashi
(24:01)[44]		Hamada
Takahashi
(16:52)[44]		Noumi
T.Inoue
(20:43)[44]		Hamada
Takahashi
(23:37)[44]
Suzuki
Sasori		 Kong
Sakai
(18:19)[44]		Hamada
Takahashi
(24:01)[44]		XHikaru
K. Inoue
(11:44)[44]		Noumi
T.Inoue
(18:31)[44]		Suzuki
Sasori
(18:17)[44]
Hikaru
K. Inoue		 Kong
Sakai
(15:03)[44]		Hamada
Takahashi
(16:52)[44]		Hikaru
K. Inoue
(11:44)[44]		XHikaru
K. Inoue
(20:01)[44]		Maekawa
Maemura
(20:52)[44]
Noumi
T. Inoue		 Noumi
T.Inoue
(11:57)[44]		Noumi
T.Inoue
(20:43)[44]		Noumi
T.Inoue
(18:31)[44]		Hikaru
K. Inoue
(20:01)[44]		XMaekawa
Maemura
(18:50)[44]
Maekawa
Maemura		 Maekawa
Maemura
(17:59)[44]		Hamada
Takahashi
(23:37)[44]		Suzuki
Sasori
(18:17)[44]		Maekawa
Maemura
(20:52)[44]		Maekawa
Maemura
(18:50)[44]		X
Semifinals Final
      
1 Hamada and Takahashi Pin
4 Noumi and Inoue 3:42[43]
1 Hamada and Takahashi Pin
2 Kong and Sakai 8:31[43]
2 Kong and Sakai Pin
3 Maekawa and Maemura 4:46[43]

2004

The 2004 version of the Tag League the Best, the final one held by AJW, was also the first tournament contested in a single-elimination format between December 4 and 26.[45][46]

Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
         
Kumiko Maekawa
Saki Maemura 		Pin
Maruka Matsuo
Misae Genki 		19:30[46]
Kumiko Maekawa
Saki Maemura 		Pin
Ran Yu-Yu
Toshie Uematsu 		10:03[46]
Ran Yu-Yu
Toshie Uematsu
(Uematsu☆Ran) 		Pin
Hikaru
Nanae Takahashi 		18:05[46]
Kumiko Maekawa
Saki Maemura 		Pin
Kana
Yumiko Hotta 		21:14[46]
The Bloody
Fang Suzuki 		DQ
Dump Matsumoto
Sasori 		10:41[46]
The Bloody
Fang Suzuki 		Pin
Kana
Yumiko Hotta 		14:32[46]
Emi Tojo
Tomoko Watanabe 		Pin
Kana
Yumiko Hotta 		14:31[46]

2011

Following the folding of AJW in 2005, Tag League the Best was dead for six years, before being picked up by JWP, which held its first tournament, overall the twentieth, between January 16 and March 6, 2011.[47][48] The tournament featured eight teams split between two blocks, dubbed "Blue Zone" and "Red Zone". Due to a three-way tie at the top of the Blue Zone, February 20 saw two matches taking place between the three teams to determine who would get to face the winner of the Red Zone in the finals.[49] During the opening day of the tournament, Kayoko Haruyama and Tsubasa Kuragaki put their Daily Sports Women's Tag Team Championship on the line in their match against Hailey Hatred and Kaori Yoneyama.[47] Haruyama and Kuragaki entered the tournament as not only the Daily Sports Women's Tag Team Champions, but also as the JWP Tag Team Champions, and as they were able to win the tournament it did not result in any direct title matches.[48]

Final standings
Blue ZoneRed Zone
Leon and Misaki Ohata
(Shishi no Ana)		  4  Kayoko Haruyama and Tsubasa Kuragaki
(Harukura)		  6  
Kazuki and Sachie Abe
(The☆Wanted!?)		4Hailey Hatred and Kaori Yoneyama
(Queens Revolution)		4
Aoi Yagami and Command Bolshoi
(Rainbow Dragon)		4Hanako Nakamori and Tomoko Morii
(Dog Lock Be)		2
masu-me and Tsukasa Fujimoto
(Cutie Pair)		0Sakura Hirota and Senri Kuroki
(Hiroki)		0
Blue ZoneYagami
Bolshoi		 Kazuki
Abe		 Leon
Ohata		 masu-me
Fujimoto
Yagami
Bolshoi		 XKazuki
Abe
(15:29)[50]		Yagami
Bolshoi
(7:35)[49]		Yagami
Bolshoi
(8:24)[47]
Kazuki
Abe		 Kazuki
Abe
(15:29)[50]		XLeon
Ohata
(16:44)[51]		Kazuki
Abe
(10:21)[49]
Leon
Ohata		 Yagami
Bolshoi
(7:35)[49]		Leon
Ohata
(16:44)[51]		XLeon
Ohata
(9:52)[50]
masu-me
Fujimoto		 Yagami
Bolshoi
(8:24)[47]		Kazuki
Abe
(10:21)[49]		Leon
Ohata
(9:52)[50]		X
Red ZoneHatred
Yoneyama		 Nakamori
Morii		 Haruyama
Kuragaki		 Hirota
Kuroki
Hatred
Yoneyama		 XHatred
Yoneyama
(12:46)[49]		Haruyama
Kuragaki
(20:43)[47]		Hatred
Yoneyama
(13:44)[51]
Nakamori
Morii		 Hatred
Yoneyama
(12:46)[49]		XHaruyama
Kuragaki
(12:53)[51]		Nakamori
Morii
(16:33)[47]
Haruyama
Kuragaki		 Haruyama
Kuragaki
(20:43)[47]		Haruyama
Kuragaki
(12:53)[51]		XHaruyama
Kuragaki
(17:01)[50]
Hirota
Kuroki		 Hatred
Yoneyama
(13:44)[51]		Nakamori
Morii
(16:33)[47]		Haruyama
Kuragaki
(17:01)[50]		X
  Finalist Decision Match #1 Finalist Decision Match #2 Final
                           
  BZ1 Leon and Ohata Pin  
BZ3 Yagami and Bolshoi 4:15[49]  
  BZ1 Leon and Ohata Pin  
    BZ2 Kazuki and Abe 7:26[49]  
   
    BZ1 Leon and Ohata Pin
  RZ1 Haruyama and Kuragaki 21:59[48]
   
 
     

2012

The twenty-first Tag League the Best was held between January 9 and April 8, 2012,[52][53] and was contested for the Daily Sports Women's and JWP Tag Team Championships,[53] which were taken off Hailey Hatred and Kaori Yoneyama on January 9 as punishment for Yoneyama going back on her claim to retire at the end of 2011.[54] Moon Mizuki was injured mid-tournament; as a result, she and her partner Manami Katsu were forced to forfeit their last two matches.[55]

Final standings
Blue ZoneRed Zone
Hanako Nakamori and Misaki Ohata
(Labradorite)		  6  Ran Yu-Yu and Toshie Uematsu
(Uematsu☆Ran)		  8  
Kazuki and Morii
(The☆Wanted!?)		5Kayoko Haruyama and Tsubasa Kuragaki
(Harukura)		6
Leon and Ray
(Mascara Voladoras)		5Command Bolshoi and Rabbit Miu
(Pikorabi)		4
Cherry and Sachie Abe
(Shishun Kiizu)		4Dash Chisako and Sendai Sachiko
(Jumonji Sisters)		2
Mochi Miyagi and Nana Kawasa
(Mocchi 7)		0Manami Katsu and Moon Mizuki
(Tsuki no Ue no Poyo)		0
Blue ZoneCherry
Abe		 Nakamori
Ohata		 Kazuki
Morii		 Leon
Ray		 Miyagi
Kawasa
Cherry
Abe		 XCherry
Abe
(9:07)[52]		Kazuki
Morii
(12:43)[56]		Leon
Ray
(18:52)[57]		Cherry
Abe
(11:20)[58]
Nakamori
Ohata		 Cherry
Abe
(9:07)[52]		XNakamori
Ohata
(11:24)[59]		Nakamori
Ohata
(18:40)[58]		Nakamori
Ohata
(11:32)[60]
Kazuki
Morii		 Kazuki
Morii
(12:43)[56]		Nakamori
Ohata
(11:24)[59]		XDraw
(20:00)[61]		Kazuki
Morii
(11:00)[52]
Leon
Ray		 Leon
Ray
(18:52)[57]		Nakamori
Ohata
(18:40)[58]		Draw
(20:00)[61]		XLeon
Ray
(11:40)[59]
Miyagi
Kawasa		 Cherry
Abe
(11:20)[58]		Nakamori
Ohata
(11:32)[60]		Kazuki
Morii
(11:00)[52]		Leon
Ray
(11:40)[59]		X
Red ZoneBolshoi
Miu		 Chisako
Sachiko		 Haruyama
Kuragaki		 Katsu
Mizuki		 Yu-Yu
Uematsu
Bolshoi
Miu		 XChisako
Sachiko
(13:05)[56]		Haruyama
Kuragaki
(9:12)[58]		Bolshoi
Miu
(9:32)[61]		Yu-Yu
Uematsu
(15:32)[59]
Chisako
Sachiko		 Chisako
Sachiko
(13:05)[56]		XHaruyama
Kuragaki
(15:21)[52]		Chisako
Sachiko
(10:48)[60]		Yu-Yu
Uematsu
(16:24)[61]
Haruyama
Kuragaki		 Haruyama
Kuragaki
(9:12)[58]		Haruyama
Kuragaki
(15:21)[52]		XHaruyama
Kuragaki
(forfeit)[55]		Yu-Yu
Uematsu
(18:44)[60]
Katsu
Mizuki		 Bolshoi
Miu
(9:32)[61]		Chisako
Sachiko
(10:48)[60]		Haruyama
Kuragaki
(forfeit)[55]		XYu-Yu
Uematsu
(forfeit)[55]
Yu-Yu
Uematsu		 Yu-Yu
Uematsu
(15:32)[59]		Yu-Yu
Uematsu
(16:24)[61]		Yu-Yu
Uematsu
(18:44)[60]		Yu-Yu
Uematsu
(forfeit)[55]		X
Final
   
BZ1 Nakamori and Ohata Pin
RZ1 Yu-Yu and Uematsu 20:19[53]

2013

The twenty-second Tag League the Best took place between February 17 and April 7, 2013, and was used to determine the number one contenders to the Daily Sports Women's and JWP Tag Team Championships, held by Kayoko Haruyama and Tsubasa Kuragaki.[7]

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Hanako Nakamori and Morii
(Heart Move)		  4  Dash Chisako and Sendai Sachiko
(Jumonji Sisters)		  3  
Arisa Nakajima and Command Bolshoi
(Aripiko)		2Manami Katsu and Rabbit Miu
(Manarabi)		2
Leon and Neko Nitta
(Nekoka Tag)		0Kazuki and Sachie Abe
(The☆Wanted!?)		1
Block ANakajima
Bolshoi		 Nakamori
Morii		 Leon
Nitta		 Block BChisako
Sachiko		 Kazuki
Abe		 Katsu
Miu
Nakajima
Bolshoi		 XNakamori
Morii
(13:21)[62]		Nakajima
Bolshoi
(13:59)[63]		 Chisako
Sachiko		 XDraw
(12:29)[64]		Chisako
Sachiko
(13:17)[65]
Nakamori
Morii		 Nakamori
Morii
(13:21)[62]		XNakamori
Morii
(12:36)[64]		 Kazuki
Abe		 Draw
(12:29)[64]		XKatsu
Miu
(12:19)[62]
Leon
Nitta		 Nakajima
Bolshoi
(13:59)[63]		Nakamori
Morii
(12:36)[64]		X Katsu
Miu		 Chisako
Sachiko
(13:17)[65]		Katsu
Miu
(12:19)[62]		X
Final
   
A1 Nakamori and Morii Pin
B1 Chisako and Sachiko 14:10[66]

2014

The twenty-third Tag League the Best took place between January 5 and March 16, 2014.[67] Kayoko Haruyama and Manami Katsu originally won block B, but were forced to pull out of the final match after Katsu injured her left ankle while training, giving the spot in the finals to Leon and Ray, who had finished second in the block.[68] The winners of the tournament were scheduled to challenge Dash Chisako and Sendai Sachiko for the Daily Sports Women's and JWP Tag Team Championships on April 20,[69] but the match was canceled due to Sachiko suffering a knee injury.[70]

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Rabbit Miu and Tsukushi
(Haruusagi)		  4  Kayoko Haruyama and Manami Katsu
(Spring☆Victory)		  5  
Arisa Nakajima and Kana3Leon and Ray
(Mascara Voladoras)		4
Command Bolshoi and Kyoko Kimura3Hanako Nakamori and Takako Inoue3
Kazuki and Rydeen Hagane
(The☆Wanted!?)		2Sachie Abe and Yako Fujigasaki0
Block ANakajima
Kana		 Bolshoi
Kimura		 Kazuki
Hagane		 Miu
Tsukushi		 Block BNakamori
Inoue		 Haruyama
Katsu		 Leon
Ray		 Abe
Fujigasaki
Nakajima
Kana		 XDraw
(20:00)[71]		Nakajima
Kana
(13:57)[72]		Miu
Tsukushi
(14:38)[73]		 Nakamori
Inoue		 XDraw
(20:00)[74]		Leon
Ray
(15:02)[75]		Nakamori
Inoue
(12:52)[72]
Bolshoi
Kimura		 Draw
(20:00)[71]		XKazuki
Hagane
(14:21)[76]		Bolshoi
Kimura
(11:18)[75]		 Haruyama
Katsu		 Draw
(20:00)[74]		XHaruyama
Katsu
(17:18)[71]		Haruyama
Katsu
(16:26)[73]
Kazuki
Hagane		 Nakajima
Kana
(13:57)[72]		Kazuki
Hagane
(14:21)[76]		XMiu
Tsukushi
(12:56)[74]		 Leon
Ray		 Leon
Ray
(15:02)[75]		Haruyama
Katsu
(17:18)[71]		XLeon
Ray
(12:24)[74]
Miu
Tsukushi		 Miu
Tsukushi
(14:38)[73]		Bolshoi
Kimura
(11:18)[75]		Miu
Tsukushi
(12:56)[74]		X Abe
Fujigasaki		 Nakamori
Inoue
(12:52)[72]		Haruyama
Katsu
(16:26)[73]		Leon
Ray
(12:24)[74]		X
Final
   
A1 Miu and Tsukushi Pin
B2 Leon and Ray 18:25[77]

2015

The twenty-fourth Tag League the Best took place between January 18 and March 22, 2015.[78] Defending tournament winners Rabbit Miu and Tsukushi were forced to forfeit their opening match in the tournament on February 15,[79] due to Miu being sidelined with dizziness.[80] That same day, Hanako Nakamori suffered a knee injury,[81] forcing her and Arisa Nakajima to forfeit their two remaining matches in the tournament.[82]

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Aoi Kizuki and Kayoko Haruyama
(Orange Happies)		  6  Command Bolshoi and Kyoko Kimura
(Wild Snufkin)		  6  
Leon and Ray
(Voladoras L×R)		4Rabbit Miu and Tsukushi
(Haruusagi)		2
Arisa Nakajima and Hanako Nakamori
(Violence Princess)		2Eri and Haruka Kato2
Yako Fujigasaki and Yua Hayashi0Kazuki and Rydeen Hagane
(Wanted '14)		2
Block AKizuki
Haruyama		 Nakajima
Nakamori		 Leon
Ray		 Fujigasaki
Hayashi		 Block BBolshoi
Kimura		 Eri
Kato		 Kazuki
Hagane		 Miu
Tsukushi
Kizuki
Haruyama		 XKizuki
Haruyama
(forfeit)		Kizuki
Haruyama
(18:23)[83]		Kizuki
Haruyama
(12:56)[84]		 Bolshoi
Kimura		 XBolshoi
Kimura
(16:06)[84]		Bolshoi
Kimura
(18:03)[85]		Bolshoi
Kimura
(forfeit)[79]
Nakajima
Nakamori		 Kizuki
Haruyama
(forfeit)		XLeon
Ray
(forfeit)		Nakajima
Nakamori
(15:50)[86]		 Eri
Kato		 Bolshoi
Kimura
(16:06)[84]		XEri
Kato
(17:33)[87]		Miu
Tsukushi
(13:59)[88]
Leon
Ray		 Kizuki
Haruyama
(18:23)[83]		Leon
Ray
(forfeit)		XLeon
Ray
(14:49)[79]		 Kazuki
Hagane		 Bolshoi
Kimura
(18:03)[85]		Eri
Kato
(17:33)[87]		XKazuki
Hagane
(15:43)[83]
Fujigasaki
Hayashi		 Kizuki
Haruyama
(12:56)[84]		Nakajima
Nakamori
(15:50)[86]		Leon
Ray
(14:49)[79]		X Miu
Tsukushi		 Bolshoi
Kimura
(forfeit)[79]		Miu
Tsukushi
(13:59)[88]		Kazuki
Hagane
(15:43)[83]		X
Final
   
A1 Kizuki and Haruyama Pin
B1 Bolshoi and Kimura 25:27[89]

2016

The 2016 version of the Tag League the Best was the second contested in a single-elimination format. Taking place between January 31 and February 21, the tournament was used to determine the number one contenders to the Daily Sports Women's and JWP Tag Team Championships, held by Best Friends (Arisa Nakajima and Tsukasa Fujimoto).[90]

First round Semifinals Final
         
Akane Fujita
Leon 		Pin
Konami
Syuri 		13:53[91]
Konami
Syuri 		Pin
Kazuki
Rydeen Hagane 		10:24[92]
Kazuki
Rydeen Hagane
(Wanted '14) 		Pin
Meiko Tanaka
Sareee 		14:26[91]
Kazuki
Rydeen Hagane 		Pin
Hanako Nakamori
Makoto 		16:40[92]
Command Bolshoi
Rabbit Miu 		Pin
Kagetsu
Sawako Shimono 		13:25[93]
Kagetsu
Sawako Shimono 		Pin
Hanako Nakamori
Makoto 		13:26[92]
Hanako Nakamori
Makoto
(Makafushigi) 		Pin
Hikaru Shida
Yako Fujigasaki 		13:28[93]

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