Battle in the Valley will once again start the year off for NJPW STRONG as Will Ospreay looks to defeat Kazuchika Okada in a Special Singles Match.

It’s the Year of the Dragon, and Shingo Takagi wants to wrestle Bryan Danielson once more, with their last encounter taking place fourteen years ago.

After tragedy struck for the Champion Carnival winner, Shotaro Ashino will finally get to challenge for the AJPW Triple Crown Championship on January 27th.

The teams for this year’s edition of TJPW’s Max Heart tournament have been announced, including returning teams and first-time teams.

Tama Tonga’s profile on njpw1972.com has been deleted, now showing EVIL as the NEVER Openweight Champion before their match in Nagoya on January 20th.

Two highly influential and innovative technical wrestlers will run back their 2023 classic – this time in a New Japan ring.

Juria Nagano will officially graduate from TJPW and retire from professional wrestling on April 13th in three months time at Kitazawa Town Hall.

At once nostalgic and of-the-moment, the Saito Brothers successfully built momentum globally last year in an effort to become a cornerstone of AJPW’s burgeoning resurgence.

Unagi Sayaka’s Produce Show indicates bright things for the future as the Kabukimono packed Korakuen Hall to the brim to celebrate her wrestling anniversary.

Unagi Sayaka has defeated Misa Kagura to become the second person to hold the JTO Girls champion today at Shinjuku FACE.