Pat Tanaka

[Pat Tanaka GALLERY]

Title History

• CWA (Memphis) International Tag Team titles w/Jeff Jarrett defeating Tarzan Goto & Akio Sato (August 25, 1986);
• CWA (Memphis) International Tag Team titles w/Paul Diamond defeating Tarzan Goto & Akio Sato (December 13, 1986);
• CWA (Memphis) International Tag Team titles w/Paul Diamond defeating Luke Williams & Butch Miller (January ??, 1987);
• AWA Southern Tag Team titles w/Jeff Jarrett defeating Tommy Lane & Mike Davis (February 3, 1987);
• CWA (Memphis) International Tag Team titles w/Paul Diamond defeating Mark Starr & Steve Keirn (May 9, 1987);
• AWA Southern Tag Team titles w/Paul Diamond defeating Billy Travis & Jeff Jarrett (August 2, 1987);
• AWA World Tag Team titles w/Paul Diamond defeating Marty Jannetty & Shawn Michaels (March 19, 1988);
• UWA (Japan) Intercontinental Tag Team titles w/Bulldog K.T defeating Coolie Z & Kendo [Tournament] (August 16, 1992);
• (Tampa) ICWA Light Heavyweight title;
• (Florida) WAW Heavyweight title
• (Japan) Universal UWF Intercontinental Tag Team titles;
• (Florida) Funking Conservatory Tag Team titles;

Career Highlights

In The Beginning:

• Pat Tanaka is the son of the legendary Duke Keomuka..

American Wrestling Association:

• Mid-1980s: Pat Tanaka & Paul Diamond formed a team in the AWA and won the Tag Team titles with Dallas Pageas their manager..
• March 19, 1988–AWA: Badd Company (Pat Tanaka & Paul Diamond) defeated The Midnight Rockers (Marty Jannetty & Shawn Michaels) to win the World tag team titles.
• December 2, 1988–AWA: The Badd Company (Pat Tanaka & Paul Diamond) defeated Derrick Dukes & Michael Hayes to retain the World tag team titles.
• February 18, 1989–AWA: The Badd Company (Pat Tanaka & Paul Diamond) defeated Greg Gagne & Tom Zenk to retain the World tag team titles.
• March 4, 1989–AWA: The Badd Company (Pat Tanaka & Paul Diamond) defeated Ken Patera & Terry Gibbs to retain the World tag team titles.
• March 25, 1989–AWA: The Olympians (Brad Rheingans & Ken Patera) defeated The Badd Company (Pat Tanaka & Paul Diamond) to win the World tag team titles.

World Wrestling Federation:

• Late 1980s: Pat Tanaka formed a team with Sato known as The Orient Express managed by Mr. Fuji in the World Wrestling Federation..
• ~~~Sato, who was actually Akio Sato, was eventually replaced by a partner named Kato (who was Paul Diamond under a mask!)..
• March 3, 1990–Superstars: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Mark Young & Pete Ketchum.
• March 18, 1990–Wrestling Challenge: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Jim Powers & Pez Whatley.
• March 19, 1990–MSG Network: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Demolition (Ax & Smash) by count-out.
• March 31, 1990–Superstars: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Dale Wolfe & Omar Atlas.
• April 1, 1990–WrestleMania VI: The Orient Express defeated The Rockers by Count-out..
• April 8, 1990–Wrestling Challenge: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Omar Atlas & Paul Roma.
• April 14, 1990–Superstars: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Mark Frear & Sonny Blaze.
• May 12, 1990–Superstars: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Louie Spicolli & Mark Young.
• June 2, 1990–Superstars: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Greg Frent & Paul Roma.
• June 4, 1990–House Show: The Orient Express defeated The Rockers (Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty)..
• June 10, 1990–Wrestling Challenge: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Jim Evans & Koko B. Ware.
• June 23, 1990–Superstars: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Jim McPherson & Jim Powers.
• June 30, 1990–House Show: The Rockers (Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty) defeated The Orient Express by disqualification..
• July 8, 1990–Wrestling Challenge: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Hercules & Jim McPherson.
• July 14, 1990–Superstars: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Gary Jackson & Reno Riggins.
• August 5, 1990–Wrestling Challenge: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Jim Evans & Randy Fox.
• August 11, 1990–Superstars: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Koko B. Ware & Ricky Rice.
• August 20, 1990–House Show: The Orient Express defeated Shane Douglas & Marty Jannetty..
• August 26, 1990–Wrestling Challenge: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Mark Thomas & Shane Douglas.
• August 27, 1990–SummerSlam: Nikolai Volkoff & Jim Duggan defeated The Orient Express..
• September 15, 1990–Superstars: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated George Skaaland & Jim Powers.
• September 29, 1990–House Show: The Bushwhakers & Jim Duggan defeated The Orient Express & Mr. Fuji..
• September 30, 1990–House Show: The Orient Express defeated The Bushwhakers (Luke & Butch)..
• September 30, 1990–Wrestling Challenge: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Mike Pocari & Ross Lindsey.
• October 13, 1990–Superstars: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Major Yates & Ronnie Garvin.
• October 27, 1990–Superstars: The Legion Of Doom (Animal & Hawk) defeated The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) in a dark match.
• October 28, 1990–Wrestling Challenge: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Battle Kat & Koko B. Ware in a dark match.
• November 9, 1990–House Show: The Orient Express defeated The Bushwhakers (Luke & Butch)..
• November 10, 1990–Superstars: The Legion Of Doom (Animal & Hawk) defeated The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) by disqualification.
• November 22, 1990–Survivor Series: The Alliance (Butch, Luke, Nikolai Volkoff & Tito Santana) defeated The Mercenaries (Boris Zhukov, Sato, Sgt. Slaughter & Tanaka) in a tag team elimination match.
• November 25, 1990–Wrestling Challenge: The Bushwhackers (Butch & Luke) defeated The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) by disqualification.
• December 1, 1990–Superstars: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Albert Bissel & Gary Jackson.
• December 9, 1990–Wrestling Challenge: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Sonny Blaze & Tom Stone.
• December 16, 1990–House Show: Legion of Doom defeated The Orient Express & Mr. Fuji in a Handicap Match..
• December 22, 1990–Superstars: The Orient Express (Sato & Tanaka) defeated Mike Durham & Mike Pocari.
• January 5, 1991–Superstars: The Orient Express (Kato & Tanaka) defeated The Mulkey Brothers (Bill Mulkey & Tony Mulkey).
• January 19, 1991–Royal Rumble: The Rockers (Marty Jannetty & Shawn Michaels) defeated The Orient Express (Kato & Tanaka).
• February 3, 1991–Wrestling Challenge: The Hart Foundation (Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart) defeated The Orient Express (Kato & Tanaka) to retain the World tag team titles.
• February 9, 1991–Superstars: The Legion Of Doom (Animal & Hawk) defeated The Orient Express (Kato & Tanaka) & Mr. Fuji in a handicap, dark match.
• March 10, 1991–Wrestling Challenge: The Orient Express (Kato & Tanaka) defeated Frankie Lancaster & Jim Powers.
• March 15, 1991–MSG Network: Marty Jannetty defeated Tanaka.
• April 20, 1991–Superstars: The Orient Express (Kato & Tanaka) defeated Rob Allen & Scott Casey.
• April 22, 1991–MSG Network: The Rockers (Marty Jannetty & Shawn Michaels) & Virgil defeated Mr. Fuji & The Orient Express (Kato & Tanaka).
• April 24, 1991–UK Rampage: The Rockers (Marty Jannetty & Shawn Michaels) defeated The Orient Express (Kato & Tanaka).
• April 28, 1991–Wrestling Challenge: The Orient Express (Kato & Tanaka) defeated Dale Wolfe & Jim Evans.
• May 12, 1991–Wrestling Challenge: The Legion Of Doom (Animal & Hawk) defeated The Orient Express (Kato & Tanaka).
• May 26, 1991–Wrestling Challenge: The Orient Express (Kato & Tanaka) defeated Dan Robbins & Gary Jackson.
• June 1, 1991–Superstars: The Orient Express (Kato & Tanaka) defeated Dave Sigfrids & George Mendison.
• June 16, 1991–Wrestling Challenge: The Orient Express (Kato & Tanaka) defeated Bobby Jones & Jim Cohen.
• July 14, 1991–WrestleFest: The Dragon defeated Tanaka.
• July 29, 1991–SummerSlam Spectacular: The British Bulldog, The Dragon & The Texas Tornado defeated The Orient Express (Kato & Tanaka) & Sato.
• October 26, 1991–Superstars: Roddy Piper defeated Tanaka.
• November 3, 1991–Wrestling Challenge: El Matador defeated Tanaka.
• January 19, 1992–Royal Rumble: The New Foundation (Jim Neidhart & Owen Hart) defeated The Orient Express (Kato & Tanaka).
• February 1, 1992–Superstars: Tatanka defeated Pat Tanaka.
• February 9, 1992–Wrestling Challenge: The Texas Tornado defeated Tanaka.
• October 16, 1993–Superstars: The 1-2-3 Kid defeated Pat Tanaka.

Eastern/Extreme Championship Wrestling:

• October 1,1993–NWA Bloodfest: Part 1: Badd Company (Paul Diamond & Pat Tanaka) defeated Ian & Axl Rotten..
• ~~~~ON THE SAME CARD: Tony Stetson & Johnny Hot Body defeated Badd Company (Paul Diamond & Pat Tanaka)….
• October 2, 1993–NWA Bloodfest: Part 2: Badd Company (Paul Diamond & Pat Tanaka) defeated Public Enemy..
• ~~~Public Enemy defeated Ian & Axl Rotten and Bad Company (Diamond & Tanaka) in a “Triangle Steel Cage” match..
• October 12, 1993 – ECW TV: Badd Company (Tanaka & Diamond) defeated Bad Breed..
• November 13, 1993–November to Remember: Public Enemy defeated Badd Company in a “South Philly Hood” match
• December 26, 1993–Holiday Hell: Pat Tanaka defeated Rocco Rock in a “Body Count” match..
• January 18, 1994 – ECW TV: Terry Funk defeated Pat Tanaka to retain the ECW Heavyweight title..
• January 25, 1994 – ECW Hardcore TV: Pat Tanaka and Paul Diamond defeated Kevin Sullivan and The Tazmaniac.
• February 5, 1994–The Night the Line was Crossed: The Sheik & Pat Tanaka defeated The Tazmaniac & Kevin Sullivan..
• February 8, 1994–ECW Hardcore TV: Pat Tanaka defeated Keith Scherer..
• February 22, 1994–ECW Hardcore TV: ECW TV champion Sabu defeated Pat Tanaka to retain the title..
• March 22, 1994–ECW Hardcore TV: Shane Douglas defeated Pat Tanaka..
• March 26, 1994–ECW Ultimate Jeopardy: The Bruise Brothers defeated Badd Company (Paul Diamond & Pat Tanaka)..
• March 27, 1994–ECW: Pat Tanaka and Paul Diamond defeated Pitbull #1 and Rockin’ Rebel..
• April 5, 1994–ECW Hardcore TV: Shane Douglas defeated Pat Tanaka..

World Championship Wrestling:

• Late 1990’s: Pat Tanaka briefly worked as a glorified jobber in World Championship Wrestling..
• April 16, 1994 – Saturday Night: Pat Tanaka defeated Kenny Kendall.
• April 17, 1994 – Spring Stampede: Pat Tanaka & Haito defeated Kevin Sullivan & Dave Sullivan in a dark match..
• April 21, 1994 – Saturday Night: Alex Wright defeated Pat Tanaka..
• April 23, 1994 – Saturday Night: Arn Anderson and Ricky Steamboat defeated Pat Tanaka and Haito..
• November 7, 1994 – Monday Night RAW: Doink defeated Pat Tanaka.
• July 17, 1995 – USWA: Tracy Smothers defeated Pat Tanaka by disqualification.
• August 7, 1995 – USWA: Bill Dundee defeated Pat Tanaka.
• August 21, 1995 – USWA: Brian Christopher defeated Pat Tanaka.
• September 4, 1995 – USWA: PG-13 (JC Ice & Wolfie D) defeated Axl Rotten & Pat Tanaka to retain the tag team titles.
• September 11, 1995 – USWA: Steven Dunn defeated Pat Tanaka.
• October 2, 1995 – USWA: Pat Tanaka defeated Tony Williams.
• October 9, 1995 – USWA: Pat Tanaka defeated Kip Morris.
• November 6, 1995 – USWA: Pat Tanaka defeated Travis.
• November 27, 1995 – USWA: Pat Tanaka defeated Steven Dunn.
• February 1, 1996 – Worldwide: Brian Pillman and Chris Benoit defeated Pat Tanaka and Steve Doll.
• March 2, 1996 – Saturday Night: The Faces of Fear defeated Pat Tanaka and Larry Santo..
• March 9, 1996 – Saturday Night: Pat Tanaka defeated Disco Inferno..
• March 16, 1996 – Saturday Night: Arn Anderson and Kevin Sullivan defeated Pat Tanaka, The Gambler and Cobra in a handicap match..
• March 30, 1996 – Saturday Night: WCW United States champion Konnan defeated Pat Tanaka to retain the title.
• April 13, 1996 – Saturday Night: Chris Benoit and Ric Flair defeated Pat Tanaka and Steve Doll in a dark match..
• June 1, 1996 – Saturday Night: The American Males defeated Pat Tanaka and Kurasawa..
• June 16, 1996 – The Great American Bash: WCW United States champion Konnan defeated Pat Tanaka to retain the title.
• June 22, 1996 – Saturday Night: Kevin Sullivan vs. Pat Tanaka ended in a double count-out..
• September 9, 1996 – Nitro: Super Calo defeated Pat Tanaka..
• September 15, 1996 – Worldwide: WCW cruiserweight champion Rey Mysterio Jr. defeated Pat Tanaka to retain the title..
• September 23, 1996 – Nitro: Glacier defeated Pat Tanaka..
• October 27, 1996 – Halloween Havoc: Jim Powers defeated Pat Tanaka in a dark match..
• November 2, 1996 – Saturday Night: The Giant defeated Pat Tanaka..
• November 24, 1996 – Worldwide: Glacier defeated Pat Tanaka..
• February 8, 1997 – Saturday Night: Villano IV defeated Pat Tanaka..
• February 23, 1997 – SuperBrawl VII: The Ultimo Dragon defeated Pat Tanaka in a dark match.
• February 24, 1997 – Nitro: Pat Tanaka defeated The Ultimate Dragon in a dark match. World Television Champion Prince Iaukea defeated Pat Tanaka to retain the title..
• March 4, 1997 – Saturday Night: Chris Jericho defeated Pat Tanaka..
• May 13, 1997 – Saturday Night: Chris Jericho defeated Pat Tanaka..
• May 17, 1997 – Saturday Night: Meng defeated Pat Tanaka..
• May 18, 1997 – Slamboree: Yuji Nagata defeated Pat Tanaka in a dark match..
• May 24, 1997 – Saturday Night: Chris Jericho defeated Pat Tanaka..
• September 9, 1997–Saturday Night: Yuji Nagata defeated Pat Tanaka..
• February 21, 1998 – Saturday Night: Greg Valentine defeated Pat Tanaka..
• August 19, 2000—Extreme Championship Wrestling: Mikey Whipwreak defeated Pat Tanaka

Independent Circuit:

• November 12, 2000–FMW: WEW tag team champions Gedo, Jado & Kaori Nakayama defeated Brad Elliott, Damian Blade & Pat Tanaka to retain the titles.
• January 7, 2001–FMW: Kintaro Kanemura defeated Pat Tanaka.
• January 12, 2001–FMW: Mammoth Sasaki defeated Pat Tanaka.
• January 13, 2001–FMW: Kintaro Kanemura & Kodo Fuyuki defeated Chris Candido & Pat Tanaka.
• January 14, 2001–FMW: Chris Candido & Pat Tanaka defeated Shinjuku Shark & Tetsuhiro Kuroda.
• January 15, 2001–FMW: Gedo, Jado & Masato Tanaka defeated Chris Candido, Kintaro Kanemura & Pat Tanaka.
• January 16, 2001–FMW: GOEMON & Onryo defeated Chris Candido & Pat Tanaka.
• Pat Tanaka appeared for New Japan Pro Wrestling several times a year, competing as “GOKU-DO”..
• October 17, 2001–NJPW: Gedo, GOKU-DO & Jado defeated Jushin Thunder Liger, Masayuki Naruse & Minoru Tanaka.
• October 18, 2001–NJPW: Chris Candido, El Samurai & Minoru Tanaka defeated Gedo, GOKU-DO & Jado.
• October 19, 2001–NJPW: El Samurai, Masayuki Naruse & Minoru Tanaka defeated TEAM2000 (Gedo, GOKU-DO & Jado).
• October 21, 2001–NJPW: Kendo Kashin & Masayuki Naruse defeated Chris Candido & GOKU-DO.
• October 22, 2001–NJPW: Gedo, GOKU-DO & Jado defeated Kendo Kashin, Masayuki Naruse & Minoru Tanaka.
• October 23, 2001–NJPW: GOKU-DO defeated Katsushi Takemura.
• October 24, 2001–NJPW: El Samurai, Masayuki Naruse & Minoru Tanaka defeated Gedo, GOKU-DO & Jado.
• October 26, 2001–NJPW: Jushin Thunder Liger & Kendo Kashin defeated AKIRA & GOKU-DO.
• October 27, 2001–NJPW: Jushin Thunder Liger & Masayuki Naruse defeated GOKU-DO & Jado.
• October 28, 2001–NJPW: El Samurai, Jushin Thunder Liger & Masayuki Naruse defeated Chris Candido & TEAM2000 (GOKU-DO & Jado).
• November 16, 2001–NJPW: Manabu Nakanishi, Osamu Nishimura & Tatsumi Fujinami defeated TEAM2000 (GOKU-DO, Hiroyoshi Tenzan & Satoshi Kojima).
• November 17, 2001–NJPW: GOKU-DO & Hiro Saito defeated Serjudbee Dolgorsuren & Yutaka Yoshie.
• November 18, 2001–NJPW: Hiroshi Tanahashi & Kenzo Suzuki defeated GOKU-DO & Tatsutoshi Goto.
• November 23, 2001–NJPW: Dan Devine defeated GOKU-DO.
• November 24, 2001–NJPW: TEAM2000 (GOKU-DO, Hiro Saito & Tatsutoshi Goto) defeated Hiroshi Tanahashi, Osamu Nishimura & Serjudbee Dolgorsuren.
• November 25, 2001–NJPW: GOKU-DO defeated Katsushi Takemura.
• November 26, 2001–NJPW: TEAM2000 (Gedo, GOKU-DO & Jado) defeated El Samurai, Gran Naniwa & Jushin Thunder Liger  in the semi-finals. Masahito Kakihara, Masayuki Naruse & Minoru Tanaka defeated TEAM2000 (Gedo, GOKU-DO & Jado) to win the G1 Junior 6 man tag team tournament.
• November 30, 2001–NJPW: Black Tiger, El Samurai & Kendo Kashin defeated TEAM2000 (Gedo, GOKU-DO & Jado).
• December 1, 2001–NJPW: TEAM2000 (Gedo, GOKU-DO & Jado) defeated Gran Naniwa, Masahito Kakihara & Masayuki Naruse.
• December 7, 2001–NJPW: Gran Naniwa, Masahito Kakihara & Minoru Tanaka defeated Gedo, GOKU-DO & Jado.
• December 8, 2001–NJPW: Giant Singh & GOKU-DO defeated El Samurai & Rob Rage.
• December 9, 2001–NJPW: Black Tiger & Kendo Kashin defeated GOKU-DO & Jado.
• December 11, 2001–NJPW: Black Tiger, Jushin Thunder Liger, Kendo Kashin & Minoru Tanaka defeated TEAM2000 (Gedo, GOKU-DO, Jado & Koji Kanemoto).
• February 1, 2002–NJPW: Jushin Thunder Liger, Masayuki Naruse, Minoru Tanaka & Tiger Mask defeated Gedo, GOKU-DO, Jado & Koji Kanemoto.
• February 2, 2002–NJPW: El Samurai defeated GOKU-DO.
• February 3, 2002–NJPW: GOKU-DO defeated Chris Candido.
• February 8, 2002–NJPW: Wataru Inoue defeated GOKU-DO.
• February 9, 2002–NJPW: Shiro Koshinaka & Yutaka Yoshie defeated GOKU-DO & Hiro Saito.
• February 10, 2002–NJPW: Gedo, GOKU-DO & Jado defeated El Samurai, Masayuki Naruse & Tiger Mask.
• February 13, 2002–NJPW: Chris Candido defeated GOKU-DO.
• May 16, 2002–NJPW: El Samurai, Jushin Thunder Liger, Masayuki Naruse & Wataru Inoue defeated Gedo, GOKU-DO, Jado & Koji Kanemoto.
• May 18, 2002–NJPW: GOKU-DO & Tatsutoshi Goto defeated Katsuyori Shibata & Kenzo Suzuki.
• May 19, 2002–NJPW: GOKU-DO defeated Toru Yano.
• May 20, 2002–NJPW: Jushin Thunder Liger & Masayuki Naruse defeated GOKU-DO & Hiro Saito.
• May 23, 2002–NJPW: Osamu Nishimura defeated GOKU-DO.
• May 24, 2002–NJPW: Blue Wolf & El Samurai defeated AKIRA & GOKU-DO.
• May 25, 2002–NJPW: Curry Man, Masayuki Naruse & Minoru Tanaka defeated Black Tiger, Gedo & GOKU-DO.
• May 26, 2002–NJPW: Hiroshi Tanahashi, Kensuke Sasaki & Osamu Nishimura defeated GOKU-DO, Hiro Saito & Tatsutoshi Goto.
• May 28, 2002–NJPW: Curry Man, Masahito Kakihara & Masayuki Naruse defeated Black Tiger, Gedo & GOKU-DO.
• May 29, 2002–NJPW: Black Tiger, GOKU-DO & Koji Kanemoto defeated El Samurai, Jushin Thunder Liger & Minoru Tanaka.
• May 30, 2002–NJPW: Masayuki Naruse, Minoru Tanaka & Tiger Mask defeated GOKU-DO, Hiro Saito & Koji Kanemoto.
• June 3, 2002–NJPW: Masahito Kakihara & Shiro Koshinaka defeated GOKU-DO & Hiro Saito.
• June 5, 2002–NJPW: Curry Man, Jushin Thunder Liger & Tiger Mask defeated Black Tiger, Gedo & GOKU-DO.
• June 20, 2002–NJPW: Osamu Nishimura defeated GOKU-DO.
• June 21, 2002–NJPW: Gedo, GOKU-DO & Koji Kanemoto defeated Jushin Thunder Liger, Masayuki Naruse & Tiger Mask.
• June 22, 2002–NJPW: GOKU-DO defeated Toru Yano.
• June 23, 2002–NJPW: El Samurai defeated GOKU-DO.
• June 28, 2002–NJPW: Katsushi Takemura & Wataru Inoue defeated Gedo & GOKU-DO.
• June 29, 2002–NJPW: Katsushi Takemura & Osamu Nishimura defeated GOKU-DO & Hiro Saito.
• July 4, 2002–NJPW: Tiger Mask & Wataru Inoue defeated Gedo & GOKU-DO.
• July 5, 2002–NJPW: Masayuki Naruse & Minoru Tanaka defeated AKIRA & GOKU-DO.
• July 6, 2002–NJPW: Gedo, GOKU-DO & Koji Kanemoto defeated Jushin Thunder Liger, Minoru Tanaka & Tiger Mask.
• July 7, 2002–NJPW: Rob Rage & Super J defeated GOKU-DO & Tatsutoshi Goto.
• July 8, 2002–NJPW: AKIRA, Gedo, GOKU-DO & Koji Kanemoto defeated Dr. Wagner Jr., Jushin Thunder Liger, Masayuki Naruse & Tiger Mask.
• July 11, 2002–NJPW: Masayuki Naruse defeated GOKU-DO.
• July 12, 2002–NJPW: Jushin Thunder Liger, Minoru Tanaka & Tiger Mask defeated Gedo, GOKU-DO & Koji Kanemoto.
• July 14, 2002–NJPW: Rick Steiner & Yutaka Yoshie defeated GOKU-DO & Tatsutoshi Goto.
• July 15, 2002–NJPW: GOKU-DO defeated El Samurai.
• July 16, 2002–NJPW: El Samurai & Tiger Mask defeated Gedo & GOKU-DO.
• July 18, 2002–NJPW: Jushin Thunder Liger, Minoru Tanaka & Tiger Mask defeated Gedo, GOKU-DO & Koji Kanemoto.
• July 19, 2002–NJPW: Dr. Wagner Jr., Masayuki Naruse & Tiger Mask defeated AKIRA, Gedo & GOKU-DO.
• July 20, 2002–NJPW: Jushin Thunder Liger, Masayuki Naruse, Minoru Tanaka & Tiger Mask defeated AKIRA, Gedo, GOKU-DO & Koji Kanemoto.
• November 22, 2002–NJPW: Heat, Masahito Kakihara & Masayuki Naruse defeated GOKU-DO, Stampede Kid & Super Crazy.
• November 23, 2002–NJPW: El Samurai & Jushin Thunder Liger defeated GOKU-DO & Hiro Saito.
• November 24, 2002–NJPW: Heat & Masahito Kakihara defeated GOKU-DO & Koji Kanemoto.
• November 26, 2002–NJPW: El Samurai defeated GOKU-DO.
• November 29, 2002–NJPW: Heat, Jushin Thunder Liger & Masayuki Naruse defeated GOKU-DO, Stampede Kid & Super Crazy.
• December 1, 2002–NJPW: El Samurai, Jushin Thunder Liger & Masahito Kakihara defeated GOKU-DO, Koji Kanemoto & Stampede Kid.
• December 2, 2002–NJPW: Shiro Koshinaka & Yutaka Yoshie defeated GOKU-DO & Hiro Saito.
• December 3, 2002–NJPW: Hiro Saito defeated GOKU-DO.
• December 5, 2002–NJPW: El Samurai & Osamu Nishimura defeated GOKU-DO & Super Crazy.
• December 7, 2002–NJPW: Heat, Jushin Thunder Liger & Masayuki Naruse defeated GOKU-DO, Stampede Kid & Super Crazy.
• January 29, 2005 – WrestleReunion: “The Fallen Angel” Christopher Daniels defeated Pat Tanaka..
• May 26, 2005–Dory Funk’s BANG: Atsushi Miyamoto defeated Pat Tanaka in Florida..
• January 28, 2006–UCW: Marty Jannetty & Shayne Maddox defeated Pat Tanaka & Mordecai
• February 10, 2006–UCW: Marty Jannetty & Shayne Maddox defeated Pat Tanaka & Chris Michaels
• April 2006: Pat Tanaka has resurfaced in Minster, OH and will be teaching judo classes at his new Fighting Spirit Dojo..
• August 5, 2006–WAR: Brian Beech defeating Pat Tanaka in Lima, Ohio..
• October 7, 2006–WCWA: Pat Tanaka & White Boy defeated Dr. Tom Prichard & D.L. Diamond..
• October 14, 2006–EWF: Pat Tanaka & Dylan Right defeated Hypnosis & Fallen Dragon..
• October 29, 2006–BSE: Vain & Pierre Shadows beat Angel de Guerra & Sombra and Pat Tanaka & Kato in a 3-WAY..
• November 4, 2006–EWF: Pat Tanaka & Dylan Night beat Just Justin & Nate Phoenix and The Southern Boys in a 3-WAY..
• November 12, 2006–Pro Wrestling Xtreme: Freak Show vs Pat Tanaka ended in a No Contest..
• December 1, 2006–Ohio Championship Wrestling: The Heatseekers (CM Sigmon/Shane Andrews) beat Robbie Race & Pat Tanaka..
• December 2, 2006–PWX: Pat Tanaka defeated Michael Elgin. PWX hardcore champion PD Skillz defeated Pat Tanaka to retain the title.
• January 6, 2007–Extreme Wrestling Federation: Just Justin defeated Pat Tanaka in Marion, Indiana..
• February 10, 2007–Insane Wrestling Federation: The Soul Shooters defeated Pat Tanaka & Dylan Knight..
• February 10, 2007–CIW: Demolition Ax & The Mauler defeated Pat Tanaka & Azure in Adrian, Michigan..
• April 15, 2007–Pro Wrestling Xtreme: Pat Tanaka w/Jennifer Blake defeated Indy Rage w/The Wizard of Id..
• April 22, 2007–Pro Wrestling Xtreme: Jen Blake & Pat Tanaka w/Ted DiBiase defeated A-1 & P.D. Skillz..
• April 21, 2007–PWX: Reck defeated Pat Tanaka in a Street Fight (Reck cut some of Pat Tanaka’s hair)..
• April 22, 2007–PWF: Jen Blake and Pat Tanaka defeated A1 and PD Skillz.
• June 2, 2007–EWF: Locked N’ Loaded beat Pat Tanaka & Peter Aiden and Bob & Just Justin in a 3-WAY Tag match..
• June 16, 2007–Extreme Wrestling Federation : Peter Aiden defeated Pat Tanaka by disqualification in Marion, Indiana..
• June 24, 2007–XICW: Jeff King defeated Pat Tanaka in the 1st round.
• July 29, 2007–XICW: N8 Mattson defeated Pat Tanaka.
• August 4, 2007–Extreme Wrestling Federation : “Just” Justin defeated Pat Tanaka to retain the New Era Title..
• August 25, 2007–Extreme Wrestling Federation : Big Ric Cannon defeated Pat Tanaka with to retain the EWF Heavyweight title..
• September 1, 2007–EWF: Big Ric Cannon defeated Pat Tanaka.
• September 8, 2007–GAW: Pat Tanaka defeated Mr Old Skool in Lima, Ohio..
• September 29, 2007–Extreme Wrestling Federation: Wrestling legend Pat Tanaka participated in a Steel Cage match..
• ~~~Just Justin & Bob & Nate Phoenix & Wildman Rogers beat Pat Tanaka & Ric Cannon & General Lee & Mr. Main Event..
• October 12, 2007–MOW: Shark Boy and The Milwaukee Mauler defeated Nitro and Pat Tanaka.
• October 25, 2007–XICW: AT Huck, Roughhouse Rob & The Orient Express (Kato & Pat Tanaka) defeated 101 Proof (Joe Byrd & Levi Blue), Johnny Dynamo, Mike McMahon & N8 Mattson in a tag team elimination match.
• November 17, 2007–CIW: Nitro & The Warrior beat Pat Tanaka & Shomari & Dave DuPonte in a handicap match
• November 18, 2007–XICW: Truth Martini & Jaimy Coxx defeated Pat Tanaka & Kato..
• March 16, 2008–XICW: Pat Tanaka defeated Kamala Jr..
• April 18, 2008–ASWF: Kato and Pat Tanaka defeated Joshua Masters and Kennedy Kendrick.
• April 20, 2008–XICW: Eddie Venom defeated Pat Tanaka in Warren, Michigan..
• June 13, 2008–USWO: Pat Tanaka defeated Tim Renesto by disqualification.
• June 27, 2009–OCW: Pat Tanaka defeated CJ Felony.
• October 27, 2009–ACW: Afroboy vs. Pat Tanaka vs. Mike Cruz in a 3-way match ended in a no contest.
• December 11, 2010–WOW: Chaz Taylor defeated Pat Tanaka to become #1 contender for the world heavyweight title.
• January 7, 2011–NWA Southwest: Jaykus Pliksen defeated Pat Tanaka.
• January 30, 2011–Wrecking Ball Wrestling: Pat Tanaka defeated Rudy Boy Gonzalez..
• July 24, 2011–NWA Southwest Rio: Tanaka defeated Luna C. Carlito defeated Tanaka.
• March 9, 2014–ECW: John Saxon, Pat Tanaka & Sheriff Craig Webre defeated Blake Christopher, Marty Graw & Stan Sweetan.
• March 14, 2014–EPW: Ace Perry defeated Pat Tanaka.
• January 24, 2020–CWE: EZ Ryder & Pat Tanaka defeated Cannon Corporation (Bobby Schink & Kevin Cannon).
• January 25, 2020–CWE: Danny Duggan defeated Pat Tanaka to retain the Trash Wrestling title.
• January 26, 2020–CWE: Davey O’Doyle & Pat Tanaka defeated Kevin O’Doyle & Shaun Martens.