Stardom 8/8/2026 & 8/9/2026 Results

Stardom continued the 5STAR GP this weekend with a doubleheader in Hokkaido. Both events featured only the Red Blocks.

Both events were held at Gateau Kingdom Sapporo in Hokkaido and can be watched on demand on Stardom World. You can also watch the first 2 matches of both events FOR FREE on YouTube.

Yesterday:
The announced paid attendance was 592.

Match 1: Waka Tsukiyama & Ema Maishima beat Saya Iida & Matoi Hamabe. Tsukiyama pinned Hamabe after Osui Suplex.

5STAR GP:
Match 2: Red A: Tomoka Inaba beat Akira Kurogame.
Match 3: Red A: AZM vs. Natsuko Tora went to a double DQ. Scored as a draw.

Match 4: Natsupoi & Saori Anou beat Sayaka Kurara & Anne Kanaya. Anou pinned Kanaya with a German suplex hold.

5STAR GP:
Match 5: Red B: Maki Itoh vs. Azusa Inaba went to a 15 minute time limit draw.
Match 6: Red B: Rina Yamashita beat Konami.
Match 7: Red A: Maika vs. Rina went to a 15 minute time limit draw.
Main Event: Red B: Utami Hayashishita beat Lady C.

Today:
The announced paid attendance was 716, a full house/near sellout.

5STAR GP:
Match 1: Red A: Natsuko Tora beat Sayaka Kurara.
Match 2: Red A: AZM beat Akira Kurogame.

Match 3: Natsupoi & Saori Anou beat Lady C & Waka Tsukiyama. Natsupoi pinned Tsukiyama after Fairy Gift.

5STAR GP:
Match 4: Red B: Konami beat Azusa Inaba.
Match 5: Red A: Maika beat Itsuki Aoki.
Match 6: Red B: Saya Iida vs. Rina Yamashita went to a 15 minute time limit draw.
Match 7: Red A: Rina beat Tomoka INaba.
Main Event: Red B: Maki Itoh beat Utami Hayashishita.

Standings:
Red A:
1-Maika, 4-1-1, 9 pts (Advances)
2-AZM, 4-1-1, 9 pts (Advances)
3-Aoki, 4-3, 8 pts
4-Tora, 3-2-2, 8 pts (OUT)
5-Rina, 3-2-1, 7 pts
6-Tomoka Inaba, 3-4, 6 pts (OUT)
7-Kurara, 2-6, 4 pts (OUT)
8-Kurogame, 0-5-1, 1 pt (OUT)

Red B:
1-Iida, 4-1-1, 9 pts (Advances)
2-Yamashita, 3-1-3, 9 pts
3-Konami, 4-2, 8 pts
4-Itoh, 3-1-2, 8 pts
5-Hayashishita, 2-3-1, 5 pts (OUT)
6-Azusa Inaba, 1-4-2, 4 pts (OUT)
7-Mei Seira, 1-2-1, 3 pts
8-C, 1-5, 2 pts (OUT)

The top 3 in each block advance to the playoffs, with the winners going to the Quarterfinals.
In the Red A block, AZM and Maika are through but everything else is far from settled. Let’s go through it one by one:
First, AZM. She advances. If she beats Rina, she needs Maika to lose or draw (Kurogame) to win the block. If it’s a draw, AZM needs Maika to lose to win the block, otherwise she finishes 2nd. If AZM loses, she finishes 3rd. If AZM and Maika both win, Maika wins the block on the tiebreaker and AZM finishes 2nd, and Aoki would get 3rd and advance on tiebreaker (she beat Tora).
Second, Maika. She advances. If she beats Kurogame, she wins the block because she beat AZM. If it’s a draw, she wins the block if AZM loses or draws. If she loses, she finishes 2nd if AZM wins, but if AZM also loses there will be a Maika-Rina rematch to determine who wins the block because they went to a draw and would be even on the second tiebreaker, which is wins. So no matter what, she will be 1st or 2nd.
Third, Rina. She MUST beat AZM. If she does, she finishes 2nd at worst. But if Rina wins AND Maika loses, there will be a tiebreaker rematch for 1st. If Rina draws, she finishes 3rd on tiebreakers because she beat Aoki. If Rina loses, she is OUT.
Finally, Aoki. This is the simplest scenario of all. For her to advance in 3rd, Rina must lose because she has tiebreaker over Tora. Otherwise she is OUT.
Tora can’t advance because she loses the tiebreaker to Aoki.

Now onto Red B:
It’s completely unsettled for one very big reason: Seira has THREE matches left. But first to the top and working down:
Starting with Iida-she advances because she currently has all tiebreakers (her only loss is to Hayashishita). If she beats Seira, she wins the block. Iida also wins the block with a loss or draw if Itoh-Konami is a draw AND Seira does not win out. If Iida loses, the Itoh-Konami winner wins the block if there is one. Worst-case for Iida is 3rd.
Second, Yamashita. She can’t win the block because Iida was a draw and Iida has more wins and she is done. She needs Seira to get AT LEAST one loss or draw AND Itoh-Konami to be a no contest (it MUST be a no points scenario). If Itoh-Konami has a winner, Seira MUST lose or draw at least one of her last 3 matches to advance. But if there is an Itoh-Konami winner AND Seira wins her last 3, Yamashita is OUT because her one loss was Seira.
Third, Konami. She must beat Itoh to advance outright. If it’s a draw, Seira MUST lose or draw at least once more.-if that happens, Konami has the tiebreakers and would advance in 3rd (she lost to Iida and Yamashita). If she loses, Konami is OUT.
Fourth, Itoh. Very simple for once. She must beat Konami or draw to advance as she has tiebreaker over Seira. If she loses, Itoh is OUT.
Finally, Seira. She still has Iida, C and Hayashishita. She MUST WIN ALL 3 AND Itoh-Konami MUST have a winner. If she loses or draws ONCE, Seira is OUT because she loses tiebreakers to both Itoh and Konami. Seira does have tiebreaker over Yamashita.

Got all that?

The next event is Friday at Kobe Sambo Hall in Kobe with both Blue Blocks and Seira-C. Live streaming on Stardom World will begin at 3 AM PT/6 AM ET.

Pro Wrestling NOAH 8/9/2026 Results

Pro Wrestling NOAH ran their latest Legacy Rise 2026 event today in Tokyo.

Today’s event was held at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo and can be watched on demand on WRESTLE UNIVERSE in English. This was an exclusive ABEMA broadcast in Japan.

The announced paid attendance was 1589, a legit advance sellout including standing room only tickets.

Match 1: Mohammed Yone, Atsushi Kotoge, Hajime Ohara & Hi69 beat Dragon Bane, Alejandro, SHuji Konfo & Katsumi Inahata. Kotoge pinned INahata after a bat hanging drop.

Match 2: Kid Lykos 1 & 2 beat Yuto Koyanagi & Midori Takahashi, BUSHI & RYUSEI and Super Crazy & Black Menso-re in a 4-way when 1 pinned Takahashi.

Match 3: Eita & Daiki Odashima vs. Kai Fujimura & Jun Masaoka went to a double countout in 51 seconds. Which led to…
Match 3 (again): Kai Fujimura & Jun Masaoka beat Eita & Daiki Odashima by DQ. Eita DQ’d.

GHC200 Inaugural Championship Tournament Quarterfinals:
Match 4: HAYATA beat Masa Kitamiya by countout.
Match 5: Tetsuya Endo beat AMAKUSA.

Match 6: YO-HEY Return Match: OZAWA, Takashi Sugiura & Tadasuke beat Manabu Soya, Yuki Iino (DDT) & YO-HEY. Tadasuke pinned YO-HEY.

GHC200 Inaugural Championship Tournament Quarterfinals:
Match 7: Kenoh vs. Alpha Wolf went to a 200 second time limit draw. Both eliminated.
Match 8: Kaito Kiyomiya vs. Yoshiki Inamura went to a 200 second time limit draw. Both eliminated.

Match 9: GHC National Champion Naomichi Marufuji beat KENTA to retain the title. V4 for Marufuji.

Main Event: Tetsuya Naito beat GHC Heavyweight Champion SHane Haste to win the title. Naito becomes the 51st GHC Heavyweioght Champion. As expected, Destino. Kinda saw this one coming, although it was funny build when the built-in English translation option on NOAH’s official website was sometimes calling Haste “Shane McMahon” this past week. Yikes.

The next event is tomorrow. The full card is TBA still and in particular the GHC200 Semifinals & Finals-because only HAYATA & Endo advanced they may wind up being the Finals as they are the only Semifinal due to everyone else being eliminated, which could also mean rematches at a later date. We’ll see what happens. Both GHC Junior Heavyweight titles will also be defended tomorrow. Live streaming on WRESTLE UNIVERSE will begin at 2:30 AM PT/5:30 AM ET.

New Japan 8/9/2026 Results

New Japan continued the G1 CLIMAX 36 today with the penultimate day of Block A.

Today’s event was held at G Messe Gunma in Gunma and can be watched on demand on New Japan World. You can also watch the first 2 matches FOR FREE on YouTube.

The announced paid attendance was 1615.

Match 1: Gedo & OSKAR (The Grouch0 beat Taisei Nakahara & Torau Yano. OSKAR beat Nakahara with a camel clutch.

Match 2; Zane Jay & Callum Newman beat Tatsuya Matsumoto & Aaron Wolf. Newman pinned Matsumoto after Prince’s Curse.

Match 3: Dick Togo & Ren Narita beat Daiki Nagai & Drilla Moloney. Narita pinned Nagai with a blizzard suplex hold.

Match 4: Hartley Jackson & Zack Sabre Jr. beat Jacob Austin Young & HENARE. Jackson pinned Young after a jumping powerbomb,

G1 CLIMAX Block A:
Match 5: Ryohei Oiwa beat Jake Lee.
Match 6: Konosuke Takeshita beat SANADA.
Match 7: Yota Tsuji beat Great-O-Khan.
Match 8: Hirooki Goto beat Boltin Oleg.
Main Event: Yuto Ice (Ice Baby) beat Shingo Takagi.

Standings:
1-Takeshita, 6-2, 12 pts
2-Tsuji, 5-3, 10 pts
3-Oiwa, 5-3, 10 pts
4-Oleg, 5-3, 10 pts
5-Ice, 4-4, 8 pts
6-Takagi, 4-4, 8 pts
7-Goto, 3-5, 6 pts (OUT)
8-SANADA, 3-5, 6 pts (OUT)
9-Lee, 3-5, 6 pts (OUT)
10-Khan, 2-6, 4 pts (OUT)
The top 2 advance to the Semifinals. While 6 still have a chance, realistically it’s down to 4. Ice & Takagi would need nearly impossible tiebreaker scenarios to have any chance, and they both would need Oiwa to lose and to win their last respective matches, so let’s focus on the top 4. It’s not as clear as it seems. First, if Takeshita beats Oiwa or draws, he advances. If Oiwa beats Takeshita, he needs Tsuji to lose or draw (Lee). Tsuji advances if he beats Lee as he has tiebreakers over Takeshita & Oiwa, but not Oleg. Oleg has a chance-he must beat Khan, but his problem is he loses the tiebreakers to Takeshita and Oiwa even though he beat Tsuji. It will all be settled on Wednesday.

The next event is Tuesday at Nihon Haiway Arena in Mie with Block B. Live streaming on New Japan World will begin at 1 AM PT/4 AM ET.

All-Japan Pro Wrestling 8/9/2026 LIVE Results

All-Japan kicks off the Summer Action Wars 2026 Tour today along with the Zennichi Jr. Festival tournament. This year’s Jr. Heavyweight singles tournament saw a major shakeup before it even got started earlier this week when top contender Atsuki Aoyagi was pulled from the tournament due to a knee injury suffered last weekend, which will keep him out a while and also forced him & Rising Hayato to vacate the All-Asia Tag Team Championship. There was enough time to find a replacement, but unfortunately for the rest of the field it’s Dragon Gate veteran and current GAORA TV Champion Masaaki Mochizuki. The tournament is a round-robin format with 2 blocks of 6 and everyone will be in action today. Also, for fun and as a point of interest, the promotion ran a fan poll on Japanese social media asking who fans thought would win the tournament (and correct picks will get a prize). The top pick was very surprising…Hokuto Omori!?! Save that and we’ll revisit it at the end!

Before today’s event there will be a memorial ceremony for longtime All-Japan wrestler and PWF President Dory Funk Jr., who died earlier this week at 85.

Today’s event will be held at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo and can be watched LIVE on AJPW.TV in Japanese. This will also be a Samurai! TV broadcast in Japan. The event will start 20 minutes early for the memorial ceremony and also an entrance ceremony for the Zennichi Jr. Festival and there will be no intermission today, and with all 8 matches having a 30 minute time limit it could go as long as 4 hours but realistically it will be closer to 3 hours.

Today’s lineup:
Pre-show:
Dory Funk Jr. Memorial Ceremony
Zennichi Jr. Festival Entrance Ceremony

Main show:
Zennichi Jr. Festival Block B:
Dan Tamura vs. Yuya Aoki
Shota Kofuji vs. Naruki Doi
Jun & Rei Saito, Hideki Suzuki & Ryuki Honda vs. Yuma Aoyagi, Shotaro Ashino, Ren Ayabe & Kumaarashi
Zennichi Jr. Festival Block A: Yasutaka Yano vs. Seigo Tachibana
Zennichi Jr. Festival Block B: Hokuto Omori vs. Masaaki Mochizuki
Kento Miyahara & Suwama vs. Yuma Anzai & Go Shiozaki
Zennichi Jr. Festival Block A:
Rising Hayato vs. Leon De Oro
MUSASHI vs. Seiki Yoshioka

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Updates below will begin at 7 PM PT/10 PM ET. The live stream is scheduled to begin at 7:10 PM PT/10:10 PM ET for the pre-event ceremonies. The event’s scheduled start time is 7:30 PM PT/10:30 PM ET.

7 PM PT UPDATE: The live stream has begun. We should be going to the venue in 10 minutes.

7:08 PM PT UPDATE: Live updates begin now.

Audio muted to start. The Dory Funk Jr. Memorial Ceremony will begin shortly.

The Ceremony began a few minutes late (7:13 PM PT/10:13 PM ET). The entire roster including Masanobu Fuchi comes out and surrounds the ring.

The Zennichi Jr. Festival entrance ceremony follows. At the end Japanese commentary begins. So…

We are LIVE from Korakuen Hell in Tokyo, Japan. Your hosts are Shoichi (?) Nakamoto & Kagehiro Osano.

The paid attendance will be announced after the event. Crowd is still filing in, doesn’t look like a sellout but may be close. Not quite full capacity setup but I’m thinking it’s gonna be around 1300. (UPDATE: The announced paid attendance was 1368)

The matches will begin shortly.

The matches begin at 7:35 PM PT/10:35 PM ET.

Match 1: Zennichi Jr. Festival Block B: Yuya Aoki vs. Dan Tamura. 30 minute time limit
Result: Yuya Aoki beat Dan Tamura. It’s Day 1 so you know what that means…UPSET ALERT!!!
Aoki is 1-0, 2 pts. Tamura is 0-1, 0 pts.

Match 2: Zennichi Jr. Festival Block B: Shota Kofuji vs. Naruki Doi (Independent/Freelancer). 30 minute time limit
Result: Naruki Doi beat Shota Kofuji by submission
Doi is 1-0, 2 pts. Koduji is 0-1, 0 pts.

Match 3: Jun & Rei Saito, Hideki Suzuki & Ryuki Honda vs. Yuma Aoyagi, Shotaro Ashino, Ren Ayabe & Kumaarashi. 30 minute time limit
Result: Jun & Rei Saito, Hideki Suzuki & Ryuki Honda beat Yuma Aoyagi, Shotaro Ashino, Ren Ayabe & Kumaarashi. Honda pinned Aoyagi after Final Vent.

Quick break for ring repairs/maintenance.

Match 4: Zennichi Jr. Festival Block A: Yasutaka Yano vs. Seigo Tachibana. 30 minute time limit
Result: Seigo Tachibana beat Yasutaka Yano
Tachibana is 1-0, 2 pts. Yano is 0-1, 0 pts.

Naruki Doi joins commentary for the next match.

Match 5: Zennichi Jr. Festival Block B: Hokuto Omori vs. Masaaki Mochizuki (Dragon Gate). 30 minute time limit
Result: Masaaki Mochizuki beat Hokuto Omori
Mochizuzki is 1-0, 2 pts. Omori is 0-1, 2 pts. Only one match but that fan pick to win isn’t looking too good right now!

Since there’s no intermission, we get the usual big post-break announcement now: The annual Royal Road Tournament is coming later this year. This is a single-elimination bracket tournament.Participant announcements: Kento Miyahara, Yuma Anzai, Go Shiozaki, Hideki Suzuki, Ren Ayabe, Rei Saito, Jun Saito, Shotaro Ashino, Ryuki Honda, Yuma Aoyagi, Kumaarashi, Daisuke Sekimoto, Xyon, Odyssey, Hyo Ogawa, Timothy Thatcher (!). The tournament starts 9/9 at Shinagawa Prince Hotel in Tokyo. Early matches are also announced, including Xyon vs. Odyssey on 9/12. The tournament will; run until 9/22.

Hideki Suzuki joins commentary for the next match.

Match 6: Kento Miyahara & Suwama vs. Yuma Anzai & Go Shiozaki. 30 minute time limit
Result: Kento Miyahara & Suwama beat Yuma Anzai & Go Shiozaki. Miyahara pinned Anzai after a running knee strike. Afterwards, Shiozaki & Suwama kept going at it to the back, then Miyahara with microphone. Further burying the still-down Anzai ahead of their upcoming Triple Crown match.

Seigo Tachibana joins commentary for the next match.

Match 7: Zennichi Jr. Festival Block A: Rising Hayato vs. Leon De Oro. 30 minute time limit
Result: Rising Hayato beat Leon De Oro
Hayato is 1-0, 2 pts. Oro is 0-1, 0 pts.

Masaaki Mochizuki joins commentary for the final match.

Main Event: Zennichi Jr. Festival Block A: MUSASHI vs. Seiki Yoshioka. 30 minute time limit
Result: Seiki Yoshioka beat MUSASHI
Yoshioka is 1-0, 2 pts. MUSASHI is 0-1, 0 pts. Only the first match but this one could very well decide Block A.

The next event is Saturday at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring for a same-day doubleheader. Live streaming on AJPW.TV will begin Friday at 8 PM PT/11 PM ET for the first event and at 2 AM PT/5 AM ET for the second event.

New Japan 8/8/2026 Results

New Japan continued the G1 CLIMAX 36 today in Yokohama with Block B.

Today’s event was held at Yohokama Budokan in Yokohama and can be watched on demand on New Japan World.

The announced paid attendance was 2742, a full house/near sellout.

Match 1: Tatsuya Matsumoto & Hirooki Goto beat Masatora Yasuda 7 Boltin Oleg. Goto pinned Yasuda.

Match 2: Hartley Jackson & Ryohei Oiwa beat Zane Jay & Jake Lee. Jackson pinned Jay after Death Valley Bomb.

Match 3: Toru Yano & Konosuke Takeshita beat Yoshinobu Kanemaru & SANADA. Takeshita pinned Kanemaru.

Match 4: Jacob Austin Young & Great-O-Khan beat Daiki Nagai & Yota Tsuji. Young pinned Nagai after Bites The Dust.

Match 5: Taiji Ishimori & Shingo Takagi beat Gedo & Yuto Ice (Ice Baby). Ishimori beat Gedo with Bone Lock.

G1 CLIMAX Block B:
Match 6: Zack Sabre Jr. beat Drilla Moloney.
Match 7: Yuya Uemura beat HENARE.
Match 8: Ren Narita beat Aaron Wolf by submission.
Main Event: Callum Newman beat OSKAR (The Grouch).

Standings (Block B):
1-Newman, 5-2, 10 pts
2-Narita, 5-2, 10 pts
3-Gabriel Kidd, 5-2, 10 pts
4-Uemura, 4-3, 8 pts
5-HENARE, 4-3, 8 pts
6-Moloney, 4-4, 8 pts
7-OSKAR, 4-4, 8 pts
8-Wolf, 3-4, 6 pts
9-Sabre, 3-4, 6 pts
10-Shota Umino, 0-9, 0 pts (OUT-injured)
The top 2 advance to the Semifinals. It’s complicated with everyone except Umino of course still in it, but it’s probably going to come down to tiebreakers. If the top 3 stayed the same at the end with these same totals, it currently would favor Narita because he beat Newman but hasn’t faced Kidd yet. Kidd lost to Moloney and Newman and has yet to face Narita. Moloney actually has the advantage having beaten all of the top 3, but he has only one match left. OSKAR has tiebreakers over Moloney & Narita but also has only one match left. Sabre has only beaten Moloney and same for Wolf, but the latter still has Newman left.

The next event is tomorrow at G Messe Gunma in Gunma with Block A. Live streaming on New Japan World will begin TONIGHT at 11 PM PT/2 AM ET.

Sumo-Oyakata Retirement Announced (Updated)

Seemingly confirming a rumor floating around the sumo media the last few weeks, a retirement was announced today but not a wrestler-instead it was an oyakata (coach/stablemaster) as the current Izutsu, who competed as Akiseyama before retiring in fall 2023, retired from his position today. He had been a coach at Kise Beya since retirement. I had seen some rumors floating around about someone else perhaps inheriting the Izutsu elder stock or something else going on, either way it seems like he was on his way out, and I haven’t seen any reasoning yet from Hochi sports or Nikkan Sports, who both reported on this. He was nowhere near the mandatory retirement age of 65 (only 41). He occasionally appeared on the YouTube “Oyakata Channel” featuring selected coaches & stablemasters (mostly the former) discussing various aspects of sumo and sumo life in a more relaxed, often comedy-focused setting.

UPDATE: It seems like Akiseyama only had a 3 year lease of the Izutsu elder stock, as did the former Toyonoshima before him. YouTube English language source Chris Sumo is hinting at it next going to Shimanoumi, at least if he retires before the September Tournament (he has not).

Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling 8/8/2026 LIVE Results (Updated)

Tokyo Joshi Pro continues the Tokyo Princess Cup today with the Quarterfinals. We now know the eventual tournament winner will be facing Yuki Arai for the Princess Of Princess Championship at WRESTLE PRINCESS 7 in October, but not yet who. Today the field gets narrowed down to 4 then a redraw will be held to mix up the Semifinals so it may not match what the bracket looks like so far.

Today’s event will be held at Ryogoku KFC Hall in Tokyo and can be watched LIVE on WRESTLE UNIVERSE. You will also be able to watch THE FULL EVENT FOR FREE on YouTube (only the live broadcast, no archive/on demand replay). The event is a legit advance sellout. There will be no commentary. There are 7 matches planned and the tournament matches have 30 minute time linits so with the post-event draw it will likely go a little longer than a regular house show, probably about 2 1/4 hours.

Today’s lineup (match order TBA):
Miu Watanabe & Ren Konatsu vs. Wakana Uehara & Mono Sato
Miyu Yamashita, Sakura Hattori, Haru Kazashiro & Chika Nanase vs. Yuki Kamifuku, Raku, Shino Suzuki & Uta Takami
Yuki Arai, Mifu Ashida & Shion Kanzaki vs. Mizuki, Mahiro Kiryu & Pom Harajuku
Tokyo Princess Cup Quarterfinals:
Suzume vs. Shoko Makajima
Toga vs. Yuki Aino
Arisu Endo vs. HIMAWARI
Rika Tatsumi vs. Hyper Misao

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Updates below will begin at 8:30 PM PT/11:30 PM ET. The UNIVERSE live stream is scheduled to begin 10 minutes before the event. The YouTube live stream should begin at start time or when we go live to the venue.

8:20 PM PT UPDATE: The UNIVERSE live stream has begun. We should be going to the venue in about 10 minutes.

8:25 PM PT UPDATE: Following a Tokyo Princess Cup promo video with everyone, live updates-and the YouTube live stream-begin now.

We are LIVE from Ryogoku KFC Hall in Tokyo, Japan. There is no commentary.

The paid attendance will be announced after the event. It’s a legit advance sellout which means it could be as high as roughly 500, but based on past sellouts they’ve had here it likely will be 390-400. )UPDATE: The announced paid attendance, a legit advance sellout, was 365. A couple empty front-row seats could be seen at times on the hard camera when close-up though)

The matches should begin in 15-20 minutes.

The matches begin at 8:40 PM PT/11:40 PM ET.

Match 1: Miu Watanabe & Ren Konatsu vs. Wakana Uehara & Mono Sato. 20 minute time limit
Result: Miu Watanabe & Ren Konatsu beat Wakana Uehara & Momo Sato. Watanabe pinned Sato after a giant swing.

Match 2: Miyu Yamashita, Sakura Hattori, Haru Kazashiro & Chika Nanase vs. Yuki Kamifuku, Raku, Shino Suzuki & Uta Takami. 20 minute time limit
Result: Yuki Kamifuku, Raku, Shino Suzuki & Uta Takami beat Miyu Yamashita, Sakura Hattori, Haru Kazashiro & Chika Nanase. Kamifuku pinned Nanase after Fameasser.

Match 3: Yuki Arai, Mifu Ashida & Shion Kanzaki vs. Mizuki, Mahiro Kiryu & Pom Harajuku. 20 minute time limit
Result: Mizuki, Mahiro Kiryu & Pom Harajuku beat Yuki Arai, Mifu Ashida & Shion Kanzaki. Harajuku pinned Kanzaki after Pomu. Do. Justis.

Quick break for ring repairs/maintenance.

Tokyo Princess Cup Quarterfinals (30 minute time limit):
Match 4: Arisu Endo vs. HIMAWARI
Result: HIMAWARI beat Arisu Endo. UPSET ALERT!!!

Match 5: Toga vs. Yuki Aino
Result: Toga beat Yuki Aino by submission. That makes 2 heavy underdogs in the Semifinals. Are we gonna have a Toga Party when it’s over?

Match 6: Rika Tatsumi vs. Hyper Misao
Result: Rika Tatsumi beat Hyper Misao by submission. No comedy or hijinks this time.

Main Event: Suzume vs. Shoko Makajima
Result: Suzume beat Shoko Nakajima

There will be a first-time tournament winner this year as a result of today (Nakajima won it in 2015).

The Semifinals draw will be held at a later time. I thought is would be after the main event but it was not. Updates to follow.

The Semifinals are 8/16 at 176BOX in Osaka. Live streaming on WRESTLE UNIVERSE will begin on 8/15 at 8 PM PT/11 PM ET.

UPDATE: As a result of the post-event draw (not shown on stream), the Semifinals will be Suzume vs. HIMAWARI and Tatsumi vs. Toga. Before the draw my pick to win was Tatsumi but my heart wanted Toga to win as she’s been right on the verge of a major breakout for quite a while now. We’ll see what happens.

New Japan News: New TAMASHII Title Introduced

In addition to today’s event in Japan, New Japan made another big announcement pertaining to its TAMASHII sub-brand: The promotion is getting its second title, the TAMASHII Openweight Championship. The promotion’s first singles title, it will first be awarded to the winner of a tournament starting on 8/29 in Otahutu, New Zealand and ending on 10/4. Participants & format TBA but they may reveal more at Saturday’s event at the Lions’ Den aka the New Zealand Dojo.

In the meantime, here is a likely picture of the title belt:

GLEAT 8/6/2026 Results

GLEAT ran their latest house show, GLEAT Ver. 29, today in Saitama. This was a G PROWRESTLING event.

Today’s event was held at Sayama City Industrial Exchange Center in Saitama and should be available on demand on YouTube at a later date. There was no live broadcast.

The announced paid attendance was 186, a legit sellout.

Match 1: Takehiro Yamamuta, Shigehiro Iroe & Yuya Aoki beat Hayato Tamura, MICHIKO & Kapy. Yamamura pinned Kapy.

Match 2: Kaito Ishida & KAZMA SAKAMOTO beat Kotaro Suzuki & Jo Yamamoto. Ishida beat Yamamoto with a camel clutch.

Match 3: Ryuichi Kawakami & Junjie beat Keiichi Sato & Rock Iwasaki. Junjie pinned Sato after a lariat.

Match 4: Soma Watanabe beat TAKUMA.

Main Event: Ruiji Hijikata, El Lindaman & Minoru Tanaka beat Takanori Ito, T1Hawk & Tetsuya Izuchi. Lindaman pinned Izuchi after a diving body press.

The next event is 8/14 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba for a tripleheader as part of a 3-day event called SUMMER SONIC 2026. There likely will be no live or on demand broadcasts

New Japan 8/6/2026 Results (Updated)

New Japan continued the G1 CLIMAX 36 today in Tokyo with Block A.

Today’s event was held at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo and can be watched on demand on New Japan World. This was also a live Samurai! TV broadcast in Japan.

The announced paid attendance was 1494, a legit sellout.

Before the event began, a memorial ceremony for Dory Funk Jr. was held. Funk died Tuesday at 85.

Match 1: Jacob Austin Young & HENARE beat Masatora Yasuda & Yuya Uemura. Young pinned Yasuda after Jacobs Ladder.

Match 2: Dick Togo & Ren Narota beat Tatsuya Matsumoto & Aaron Wolf. Narita beat Matsumoto with a kneebar.

Match 3: Zane Jay & Callum Newman beat Gedo & OSKAR (The Grouch) by countout. OSKAR counted out.

Match 4: Hartley Jackson & Zack Sabre Jr. beat Daiki Nagai & Drilla Moloney. Jackson pinned Nagai after a jumping powerbomb

G1 CLIMAX Block A:
Match 5: SANADA beat Yuto Ice (Ice Baby) by KO. House Of Torture interference for a guitar shot. Iced Iced Baby.
Match 6: Jake Lee beat Great-O-Khan by DQ in 107 seconds. Chair use fake out.
Match 7: Ryohei Oiwa beat Hirooki Goto.
Match 8: Shingo Takagi beat Konosuke Takeshita.
Main Event: Boltin Oleg beat Yota Tsuji.

Standings (Block A):
1-Takeshita, 5-2, 10 pts
2-Oleg, 5-2, 10 pts
3-Takagi, 4-3, 8 pts
4-Oiwa, 4-3, 8 pts
5-Tsuji, 4-3, 8 pts
6-SANADA, 3-4, 6 pts
7-Lee, 3-4, 6 pts
8-Ice, 3-4, 6 pts
9-Goto, 2-5, 4 pts (OUT)
10-Khan, 2-5, 4 pts (OUT)
The top 2 advance to the Semifinals. As a result of today, Goto & Khan have been eliminated while SANADA, Lee & Ice can only make it on tiebreakers. If it comes down to Takeshita & Oleg, the tiebreaker goes to Takeshita. Oleg also loses tiebreaker to Oiwa. Takeshita still has to face Oiwa & SANADA, beating either means he advances. Oleg still has Goto & Khan.

The next event is Saturday at Yokohama Budokan in Yokohama with Block B. Live streaming on New Japan World will begin at 2:30 AM PT/5:30 AM ET.

UPDATE: You can now watch Takeshita-Takagi FOR FREE on New Japan World until 8/17.