, also referred to as 666 or Triple Six, is a Japanese

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based in

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. The promotion was founded in 2003 by Onryo and

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frontman .

History

On December 13, 2003, Onryo and The Crazy SKB co-produced a professional wrestling event in

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that would become known as "666 vol. 1". The first events were mostly held at the Tokyo Battle Sphere until the promotion was banned from the venue that deemed their performances too extreme. Triple Six moved to the

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arena which ended up also banning the promotion after The Crazy SKB destroyed equipment and broke into the

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arena. Triple Six also promotes three sub-brands:

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Succession of presidents

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* 4th: Senpai * 5th: * 6th: * 7th: * 8th:

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Roster

Championships

Current championships

Inactive championships

Broadcaster

* Niconico (2014–present)

References

External links

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Triple Six on Battle-News.com
Japanese professional wrestling promotions 2003 establishments in Japan Shinjuku {{Prowrestling-stub