New Japan Pro-Wrestling is bringing its All-Star Junior Festival USA to the prestigious 2300 Arena in Philadelphia. See the full line up here.

Sareee-ISM Chapter 2 is almost here. Get a guide of how to watch and stream along with a rundown of the matches featured on the show.

TJPW returns with another specialty show; last year it was Midwinter Pool Wrestling, and this year it’s the Midsummer Athletic Amusement Park Pro Wrestling.

Stardom’s annual two month long round-robin tournament is back, and the choices this year are less predictable than ever this time around.

The world of Puroresu woke up today with some exciting news: Kento Miyahara and Katsuhiko Nakajima broke the 5 Star scale. By: R. Faliani Despite the controversies surrounding Dave Meltzer's star rating system, there's no doubt in anyone's mind that his platform helps other promotions not related to American wrestling to promote their work. We have seen that with New Japan Pro Wrestling over the years, and it seems that we will see it with Pro-Wrestling NOAH out of all companies. "One Night Dream" was not just a tagline to sell tickets. Kento Miyahara and Katsuhiko Nakajima gave a pro-wrestling clinic, where every move and moment mattered. The slow and methodical pace of the match opened the door for some of the most compelling in-ring action we have seen all year, and a breath of fresh air from the current landscape of NOAH and its hard-to-grasp style. Meltzer's rating of…

Millie McKenzie shockingly captured the Sendai Girls World Championship from VENY at Sendai Girls’ most recent event.

Tokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling brings back the Tokyo Princess Cup tournament for the tenth time, with the brackets and schedule revealed.

It’s been almost nine years, but the iconic tag team of Nanamomo will once again come together in the ring for trios action in August 2023.

When speaking to Pro-Wrestling NOAH, Nakajima did not mince his words when talking about his junior, AJPW’s Kento Miyahara.

By: Damian Gibson With last weekend seeing the entrants for this year's G1 Climax announced, New Japan have now provided an update on which wrestlers are in each block, plus the full schedule for this year's G1. https://twitter.com/njpwglobal/status/1676568860844261376 Complete with an announcement that block matches will this year have a 20-minute time limit on them, the four blocks for G1 Climax 33 are as follows: Block A: SANADA, Chase Owens, Hikuleo, Ren Narita, Shota Umino, Yota Tsuji, Gabe Kidd, Kaito Kiyomiya Block B: Kazuchika Okada, YOSHI-HASHI, Taichi, KENTA, Great-O-Khan, Will Ospreay, Tanga Loa, El Phantasmo Block C: David Finlay, Tomohiro Ishii, EVIL, Tama Tonga, Shingo Takagi, Aaron Henare, Eddie Kingston, Mikey Nicholls Block D: Hiroshi Tanahashi, Tetsuya Naito, Hirooki Goto, Zack Sabre Jr., Toru Yano, Jeff Cobb, Shane Haste, Alex Coughlin [gallery type="thumbnails" columns="2" link="none" size="full" ids="10188,10187,10186,10185"]