All Japan Pro-Wrestling star Rising HAYATO received bad news today concerning the Zennichi Jr. Festival 2026 tournament in which he was competing in.
The 13th annual All Japan Pro-Wrestling Oudou Tournament is set to kick off on Sept. 9th at the Shinagawa Prince Hotel Stella Ball. The tournament will be contested under round robin elimination rules and will run through Sept. 22nd where the semi-finals and finals will take place at Korakuen Hall.
On August 16th, Ryohei Oiwa reached the highest point of his career thus far when he defeated Yuya Uemura to win NJPW’s G1 Climax 36. Following the monumental victory, Oiwa shared his thoughts on his potential opponent for his IWGP Heavyweight Title match at King of Pro-Wrestling on October 12th.
The All Japan Pro-Wrestling Zennichi Jr. Festival 2026 tournament is in full swing. It’s latest stop was at the Dejima Nagasaki Fair as part of the AJPW SUMMER ACTION WARS 2026 series of events.
The Tokyo Sports Puroresu Awards Best Tag Team Award is a prestigious accolade that began in 1975 when Antonio Inoki & Seiji Sakaguchi had the honor of being inaugural winners.
NJPW and their partner CMLL are set to put on Lucha Kingdom later this year at Arena Mexico. They have announced a list of talent making the trip to Mexico in November, including some of NJPW’s biggest names.
Maika has reached the semi-finals of the STARDOM 5★STAR GP, set for August 23rd in the Ryogoku Kokugikan. While the tournament winner usually goes on to challenge for the World of Stardom Championship, Maika has another prize in her sights.
On September 7th, the 5th installment of TAKAYAMANIA EMPIRE is set to take place at the legendary Korakuen Hall, with KENTA and Katsuyori Shibata scheduled to team up in a special tag match against Katsumi Inahata and Caol Uno.
After a long, combative summer in STARDOM, the 5★STAR GP comes to a close later this week in the Ryogoku Kokugikan. Along with the tournament finals, STARDOM have announced the full card set to take place.
On Aug. 16th, New Japan Pro-Wrestling star Ryohei Oiwa won the biggest match of his career when he defeated Yuya Uemura in a mat classic to win the G1 Climax 36 tournament.
