AJPW Roster in 1989: Full List of Wrestlers, Teams, Champions

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On this page you find the full AJPW Roster in the year 1989. This includes the list of all AJPW Wrestlers, division between Men and Women Rosters, active Tag Teams & Stables, the current reigning Champions, as well as Managers, Announcers, Authority figures, Producers and other personalities in All Japan Pro Wrestling.

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1989

AJPW: All (57)

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Champions

AJPW Triple Crown Heavyweight Championship	Jumbo Tsuruta Won: October 11, 1989 Yokohama, Japan \| October Giant Series tour	81+ days
	Genichiro Tenryu Won: June 5, 1989 Tokyo, Japan \| Super Power Series tour	128 days
	Jumbo Tsuruta Won: April 18, 1989 Tokyo, Japan \| Champion Carnival tour Tsuruta, the NWA International Heavyweight Champion, defeated Stan Hansen, the PWF Heavyweight and NWA United National Champion, to unify the titles.	48 days

PWF Heavyweight Championship		Jumbo Tsuruta Won: April 18, 1989 Tokyo, Japan \| House show Tsuruta was the NWA International Heavyweight Champion.	0 days
PWF Heavyweight Championship		Stan Hansen Won: July 27, 1988 Nagano, Japan \| House show Won the PWF World Heavyweight and NWA United National Championship.	265 days

AJPW World Junior Heavyweight Championship	Masanobu Fuchi Won: October 20, 1989 Nagoya, Japan \| Live event	72+ days
	Joe Malenko Won: July 1, 1989 Omiya, Japan \| Live event	111 days
	Mitsuo Momota Won: April 20, 1989 Osaka, Japan \| Live event	72 days
	Shinichi Nakano Won: April 16, 1989 Tokyo, Japan \| Live event	4 days
	Masanobu Fuchi Won: March 8, 1989 Tokyo, Japan \| Live event	39 days
	Mighty Inoue Won: January 25, 1989 Osaka, Japan \| Live event	42 days
	Joe Malenko Won: January 20, 1989 Fukuoka, Japan \| Live event	5 days
	Masanobu Fuchi Won: January 3, 1987 Tokyo, Japan \| Live event	748 days

NWA International Heavyweight Championship

Jumbo Tsuruta

Won: April 19, 1988 House show | Sendai, Japan

364

days

NWA United National Championship		Jumbo Tsuruta Won: April 18, 1989 Tokyo, Japan \| House show Retained the NWA International Heavyweight Championship and won the PWF Heavyweight Championship and the UN Championship.	0 days
NWA United National Championship		Stan Hansen Won: July 27, 1988 Nagano, Japan \| House show Also won the PWF Heavyweight Championship.	265 days

AJPW All Asia Heavyweight Championship

Kintaro Oki

Won: May 5, 1981 South Korea | House show

While not being defended for nearly a decade the championship was not officially retired until Ohki officially retired.

3162+

days

AJPW World Tag Team Championship	RyukanhouStan Hansen & Genichiro Tenryu Won: December 6, 1989 Tokyo, Japan \| House show Won the World's Strongest Tag Determination League.	25+ days
	Vacant Won: November 29, 1989 Vacated so the title could be decided in the World's Strongest Tag Determination League.	7 days
	RyukanhouStan Hansen & Genichiro Tenryu Won: October 20, 1989 Tokyo, Japan \| House show	40 days
	Gorin KonbiJumbo Tsuruta & Yoshiaki Yatsu Won: July 22, 1989 Kanazawa, Japan \| House show	90 days
	RyukanhouStan Hansen & Genichiro Tenryu Won: July 11, 1989 Sapporo, Japan \| House show	11 days
	Gorin KonbiJumbo Tsuruta & Yoshiaki Yatsu Won: February 2, 1989 Kansas City, Missouri, United States \| House show Won the titles at a World Wrestling Alliance card.	159 days
	Fuchin GyoraiTerry Gordy & Stan Hansen Won: December 16, 1988 Tokyo, Japan \| House show Won the World's Strongest Tag Determination League.	48 days

AJPW All Asia Tag Team Championship	Footloose/RevolutionSamson Fuyuki & Toshiaki Kawada Won: October 20, 1989 Nagoya, Japan \| Live event	72+ days
	The Can-Am ExpressDoug Furnas & Danny Kroffat Won: June 5, 1989 Tokyo, Japan \| Live event	137 days
	Footloose/RevolutionSamson Fuyuki & Toshiaki Kawada Won: September 15, 1988 Tokyo, Japan \| Live event	263 days

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Davey Castegnaro · 8 hours ago
I feel like both AEW/ROH, and WWE/AAA should both be linked together as rosters. Like AAA should be a roster on the WWE page, and ROH should be a roster on the AEW page.
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Nathan Marcy · 9 hours ago
YKW We ain't cool anymore Jacob attacking your Cousin because he beat you at Backlash The Usos learned that lesson not to challenge Roman Reigns and your not listening at this point join back up with Solo you two are rebels anyway
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DANNY H · 12 hours ago
Becky Lynch's render looks quite wierd, could you guys please use the one on WWE.com?
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Wright · 19 hours ago
I've had my eye on Sol Ruca for a bit. I've been keeping track since the first match I saw her in, maybe July of 2024... She's become my favorite wrestler now. She's undeniably very pretty, but it's her athleticism and effortlessly cool surfer persona that truly elevates her to a pivotal figure in modern women's wrestling. And the fact that she's not even at the peak of her career just makes her all the more impressive. And that finisher, man!

While Sol Ruca has won me over after a bit, I maintain that Brock Lesnar remains the greatest of all time. That will never change.
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  Ethan Joyce · 11 hours ago
  
  @Wright This gotta be Jey in disguise
  
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  Max · 11 hours ago
  
  @Ethan Joyce Nah we should just forget about jey I think they have signed out now they ain’t commented in days that’s just wright giving out a respectable opinion
  
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Central · 19 hours ago
I think Randy is inactive...although maybe it's too early to tell. Also, I believe Asuka is a babyface now
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Roy · 20 hours ago
no way smackdown so ahh they got angel and berto asking adam pearce for shit on raw
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The last Real Champion · 21 hours ago
Asuka is a babyface.
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Nathan Marcy · 1 days ago
Journey Fatu Render Jacob's Younger Brother Apart of the Anoa'i Family
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Nathan Marcy · 1 days ago
I haven't been watching WWE recently Update me on what's been going on besides Fatu's Heel Turn and Paige Injury I know about that besides that what's been going on.
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Anthony Campos · 1 days ago
New Render For Danhausen
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DN7 · 1 days ago
can yall do a low card mid card with aew like you have done with wwe
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j8yderful · 1 days ago
Brock Lesnar been moved to the Alumni section on wwe page
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Ethan Joyce · 2 days ago
Asuka is face
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The last Real Champion · 2 days ago
Shinske and Nattie are low card. Jade and Michin and B-Fab may be off tv, not sure. Randy is off tv. Jacy, Charlotte and Alexa may be uppercard.
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  TheGreatplaidmoose · 16 hours ago
  
  @The last Real Champion Jade, Michin and B-Fab were just on this past Friday’s Smackdown.
  
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Yansy Martínez · 2 days ago
If Asuka leaves wwe would she still be in wwe 2k27?
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  Anthony Campos · 2 days ago
  
  @Yansy Martínez Of Course! Goldberg, Cena, AJ Styles, Brock Lesnar And Asuka Will Definitely Be In 2k27
  
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Lensky · 2 days ago
Just came back from Backlash, first time going to a WWE show ever, really enjoyed it from start to finish, no bad matches, great chemistry from left to right, crowd was energetic, nothing negative to say about Backlash
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antonhausen#PartTimeCr*p☝🏻 · 2 days ago
jacob fatu is a heel?
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Retradam Rasmussen · 2 days ago
Jacob Fatu is a definite heel now after Backlash. I did not see that coming
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Misfit · 2 days ago
Jacob Fatu turned heel attacking Roman after the match
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Henry Eisner · 2 days ago
Piper Niven got released with all the others
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  Jey zeen · 2 days ago
  
  @Henry Eisner She has not
  
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  Isaac · 2 days ago
  
  @Henry Eisner this is just not true
  
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AJPW Roster in 1989: Full List of Wrestlers, Teams, Champions

AJPW: All (57)

Heavyweight

Junior Heavyweight

Men

Women

Teams

The British Bruisers

The British Bulldogs

Can-Am Express

Footloose

Goro Tsurumi & Rusher Kimura

Kekki-gun

The Malenko Brothers

The Nasty Boys

Olympics

Revolution

The Road Warriors / Legion of Doom

Stan Hansen & Terry Gordy

Champions

AJPW Triple Crown Heavyweight Championship

PWF Heavyweight Championship

AJPW World Junior Heavyweight Championship

Shinichi Nakano

NWA International Heavyweight Championship

NWA United National Championship

AJPW All Asia Heavyweight Championship

AJPW World Tag Team Championship

RyukanhouStan Hansen & Genichiro Tenryu

RyukanhouStan Hansen & Genichiro Tenryu

Gorin KonbiJumbo Tsuruta & Yoshiaki Yatsu

RyukanhouStan Hansen & Genichiro Tenryu

Gorin KonbiJumbo Tsuruta & Yoshiaki Yatsu

Fuchin GyoraiTerry Gordy & Stan Hansen

AJPW All Asia Tag Team Championship

Footloose/RevolutionSamson Fuyuki & Toshiaki Kawada

The Can-Am ExpressDoug Furnas & Danny Kroffat

Footloose/RevolutionSamson Fuyuki & Toshiaki Kawada

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