What does WPW mean in WRESTLING

World Pro Wrestling, or WPW, is a professional wrestling promotion based in Japan. It has been active since 1975 and is one of the longest standing professional wrestling companies in Japan. WPW hosts numerous events throughout the year that are broadcast on television stations all over the world.

Some of the biggest names in professional wrestling have competed in WPW matches. These include legends such as The Dynamite Kid, Bret Hart, Riki Choshu, Antonio Inoki, Genichiro Tenryu and many more. Many current pro wrestling stars also call WPW their home, such as Hiroshi Tanahashi, Kenny Omega and KUSHIDA.

WPWP typically holds its events at venues across Japan or at larger arena shows around Tokyo Bay or Osaka. Occasionally, they will host special events outside of Japan.

World Pro Wrestling shows are broadcasted on several major cable networks worldwide including G+.You can also access many shows through streaming services like Niconico Live and Bushiroad TV.

While mostly focusing on traditional pro-wrestling matches (singles and tag-team bouts),WPW also features battle royal matches and hardcore style contests as well. As well as occasional interpromotional events featuring other promotions known as "Supercards".

The most recent major event for World Pro Wrestling took place on May 4th 2019 where Hiroshi Tanahashi defeated Kenny Omega to become the new IWGP Heavyweight Champion. This highly anticipated match was watched by millions worldwide tuning in to witness it live from Tokyo's Ryogoku Kokugikan arena.

Yes! The primary Championship defended by competitors in World Pro Wrestling is the IWGP Heavyweight title which has been held by some of pro-wrestling's greats such as Vader, Keiji Mutoh and Toshiaki Kawada among many others.

Yes! There's a dedicated training school operated by World Pro Wrestling located in Tokyo where wrestlers can hone their skills before debuting professionally into the ring.