New Japan News: World Tag League Field Announced

New Japan followed up yesterday’s Tokyo Dome announcements today with the full field announcement for the upcoming World Tag League, the annual year-end Heavyweight tag team tournament. It’s a 2-block round-robin format event with 16 teams entered this year. The top 2 teams in each block will advance to the Semifinals and tiebreaker will be head-to-head result if needed. Here is the full field:

Block A: Yuya Uemura & Yuji Nagata, Aaron Wolf & Boltin Oleg, Yota Tsuji & Jeff Cobb, OSKAR & Yuto Ice, Ryohei Oiwa & Hartley Jackson, Callum Newman & Jake Lee, SANADA & Yujiro Takahashi, Lance Archer & Alex Zayne

Block B: YOSHI-HASHI & Hirooki Goto, Shota Umino & Satoshi Kojima, Togi Makabe & Toru Yano, Shingo Takagi & Drilla Moloney, HENARE & Great-O-Khan, Ren Narita & Shun Skywalker, Don Fale & Chase Owens, Taichi & TBA

Certainly no lack of interesting teams this year. Block A seems to favor The Grouch & Ice Ice Baby given they come in as the IWGP Heavyweight Tag Yeam Champions but there is definite upset potential. Wolf & Oleg are a very intriguing pair and fan favorites Archer & Zayne are a tough underdog out. Tsuji & Cobb should be contenders along with Oiwa & Jackson. Never know with Newman & Lee while House of Torture and Nagata seem to be there to be the jobbers with no Young Lions entered. Block B (unfortunately) starts and ends with Bishamon who as usual are all-but-Semifinalists already, while HENARE & Khan are the other early favorites. Takagi & Moloney should contend while I’m curious about Narita and Skywalker, in particular the latter in his first big opportunity in New Japan. Makabe & Yano re-form GBH and will probably weasel their way to some wins (Yano will at least). Fale & Owens and Umino & Kojima probably won’t contend. Can’t predict much about Taichi & TBA until we know who the TBA is.

The tournament starts on 11/21 and ends on 12/13. The eventual winners, unless it’s OSKAR/Ice, will get an IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Championship shot, likely at Tokyo Dome on 1/4. Although if anyone already in a Tokyo Dome match gets the title shot, it may wait until New Year Dash!! the day or so after.

Sumo-November 2026 Banzuke Announced (Updated x3)

An early Halloween treat with hopefully no tricks is here-the Japan Sumo Association has just announced the updated Banzuke (rankings) for the November 2026 Grand Sumo Tournament in Fukuoka. Here are the full rankings for the top 2 tiers and other noteworthy rankings & notes:

Makuuchi (top tier):
Yokozuna-Onosato (September Tournament Champion), Hoshoryu
Ozeki-Aonishiki, Kirishima, Kotozakura
Sekiwake-Atamifuji, Fujinuokawa
Komusubi-Churanoumi, Yoshinofuji
Maegashira 1-Asanoyama, Fujiryoga
Maegashira 2-Ura, Fujiseiun
Maegashira 3-Takayasu, Hakunofuji
Maegashira 4-Takerufuji, Daieisho
Maegashira 5-Hiradoumi, Gonoyama
Maegashira 6-Kotoshoho, Kotoeiho
Maegashira 7-Wakamotoharu, Kinbozan
Maegashira 8-Roga, Nishikifuji
Maegashira 9-Oshoma, Asakoryu
Maegashira 10-Shishi, Oho
Maegashira 11-Takanosho, Asahakuryu
Maegashira 12-Ichiyamamoto, Abi
Maegashira 13-Toshinofuji, Asasuiryu
Maegashira 14-Tokihayate, Dewanoryu
Maegashira 15-Tamawashi, Kitanowaka (September Juryo Champion)
Maegashira 16-Arashifuji, Kyokukaiyu
Maegashira 17-Daiseizan
Notes: For the first time in over a year one of the Yokozuna is truly on top as Onosato enters November as the defending tournament champion after a September triumph (but of course Hakkaku found reason to complain because it was with “only” 12 wins) while Hoshoryu is rumored to be returning from injury absence with quite an ultimatum per stablemaster Tatsunami-essentially triumph or die. More specifically, win the championship or retire.None of the Ozeki likely can be promoted this time although Aonishiki is best positioned to do so after Kirishima slumped to 8-7 in September, while Kotozakura is coming off 9 wins. Both Sekiwake theoretically have a chance for promotion consideration-Atamifuji would need 13 wins or the championship while Fujinokawa would need a championship in his second effort at Sekiwake after am impressive 11-4 debut and Fighting Spirit Prize. At Komusubi, Churanoumi makes his Sanyaku debut and becomes the first rikishi ever from Okinawa to reach the 4th-highest ranking, alongside the returning Yoshinoduji. Asanoyama makes another big move up to M1 alongside young rising star Fujiryoga just one step from Sanyaku. Hakunofuji didn’t take a big fall after a rough Komusubi debit, falling only to M3 alongside Takayasu, while…stop the presses! Daieisho is back at M4 for the 5th time this year! The Kotos both share a rank again as both fell from M1 last time to M6 while a number of new faces debut at the bottom-Dewarnoryu makes his top tier debut at M14, Kyokukaity finally gets in at M16 alongside newcomer Arashifuji, while a handful of familiar faces return led by Tamawashi as the Iron Man returns to the top tier after 2 tournaments in Juryo alongside September Juryo champion Kitanowaka. The one M17 rank allows Daiseizan to sneak back in too for a second chance.

Juryo:
Juryo 1-Chiyoshoma, Onokatsu
Juryo 2-Kazekeno, Tobizaru
Juryo 3-Kagayaki, Shodai
Juryo 4-Kazuma, Kayo
Juryo 5-Ryuden, Wakatakakage
Juryo 6-Shonannoumi, Nabatame
Juryo 7-Tanji, Hitoshi
Juryo 8-Midorifuji, Tohakuryu
Juryo 9-Mitakeumi, Shirokuma
Juryo 10-Enho, Wakanosho
Juryo 11-Tomokaze, Sadanoumi
Juryo 12-Asahifuji, Tamashoho
Juryo 13-Meisei, Tokifudo
Juryo 14-Hatsuyama, Ryuho
Notes: The big story as expected is Shin-Juryo rikishi Asahifuji making his long-awaited debut, needing just 5 tournaments since his debut to get here with 4 championships and a 33-2 record, although one of those losses came last time in his de facto Juryo debut so expectations are somewhat tempered now that he’s made the big time. The 5 tournaments is perhaps the fastest ever to Juryo since debuting, excluding Makushita debuts. Now the big question: Who got spared at the bottom? NEITHER!?! That aside, a lot of notable names following top tier demotions as Chiyoshoma leads the way at M1 and Tobizaru is in Juryo for the first time since July 2020, along with Shodai for the first time since November 2015 (when he actually won the Juryo championship). Wakatakakage, who was absent in September, is rumored to have a chance of returning this time but I do not expect him back until January, so J5 means if he can’t go he’d fall down to Makushita, but probably stay within the top 5. Enho fell just one spot after demotion on the last day in September while Sadanoumi’s slump has taken him down to J11. Tokifudo gets a second chance at J13 while other newcomer Ryuho debuts at J14. Wakanosho was absent in September due to injury and fell to J10 but is not expected to compete in November so he’ll be demoted to Juryo if he can’t.

Lower tier notes: So that means…no reputation save for Nishikigi & Tochitaikai. Nishikigi was demoted to Makushita 2 while Tochitaikai went down to Ms3, so both have a quick re-promotion chance. Nishikigi previously stated he would not retire if demoted even though he almost certainly has elder stock waiting for him. Inami & Tenshoyama are the Ms1s this time while Ikarigata joins Nishikigi at Ms2. Mita climbed up to Ms9 after a 5-2 effort so a championship could get him back to Juryo. The Sandanme has the usual 80 ranks/160 wrestlers. The Jonidan is at 100 ranks/200 wrestlers with Eisei promoted to Jd83 for his second full effort, while the Jonokuchi holds relatively steady at 22 ranks/43 wrestlers with highly-regarded American-born prospect Sunamusashi making his official debut at Jk19 while favorite lovable loser Morriurara is at Jk15, trying to stop The Streak from reaching 43. Also of note to me, popular Tatsunami chanko chef Kokuryunami was demoted to Jk2 due to withdrawing in September with what appears to be a rib injury based on comments in YouTube videos.

The November Tournament is 11/8-11/22 at Fukuoka International Center in Fukuoka. All tickets are already sold out.

On another side note, the Japan Sumo Association has begun selling & shipping official goods from it’s SuMall online store worldwide including to the US. An English-language page on the JSA’s English website shows goods that can be shipped internationally, with costs ranging from 550-15,000 yen (around $3-100 US) before taxes/fees/shipping. The shipping costs, tarriffs, etc. probably jack up the costs a lot but if you can’t get to Japan, or at least to Ryogoku Kokugikan when it’s open on non-tournament weekdays, it’s at least a way to get official goods.

UPDATE; Stablemaster Tatsunami says Hoshoryu is DEFINITELY IN for November. But Hoshoryu says he will be a game-time decision again, meaning probably by 11/6 which is the pre-tournament withdrawal deadline and announcement of the first 2 days’ matches.

UPDATE 2 (11/4/2026): Major last-minute development before first matches and the withdrawal cutoff: According to Chunichi Sports, Wakatakakage is IN for November.

UPDATE 3 (11/4/2026): Another major last-minute development: Hoshoryu is IN. Both Yokozuna will compete.

New Japan News: Updated 1/4/2027 Card

New Japan’s traditional post-blowout event presser today in Tokyo was all about Tokyo Dome as we are now 2 months away from the biggest event of the year in Japan. Updating from yesterday, just about everything hinted at is now official. Here is the current card:
Mistico & TBA vs. Taiji Ishimori & Robbie X and Kosei Fujita & Robbie Eagles in a 3-way for the vacant IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship
IWGP Junior Heavyweight Champion Yoh vs. Sho for the title. If Sho wins, Yoh must leave New Japan. If Yoh wins, Sho must leave House Of Torture and re-form Roppongi 3K
Ryohei Oiwa vs. MJF
Will Ospreay vs. Callum Newman
Shingo Takagi vs. Jon Moxley in an Unbound Deathmatch
IWGP Global Champion Gabriel Kidd vs. Yuya Uemura for the title
IWGP Heavyweight Champion Yota Tsuji vs. Kenny Omega for the title

More as it becomes available.

DDT 11/3/2026 Results

ULTIMATE PARTY 2026, DDT’s fall year-end blowout event, is in the books.

Today’s event was held at Ryogoku Kokugikan in Tokyo and can be watched on demand on WRESTLE UNIVERSE.

The paid attendance was not announced.

Pre-show Match: Shivam & Yuni beat Tomomitsu Matsunaga & Yuki Ishida. Yuni pinned Ishida.

Match 1: HARASHIMA & Naomi Yoshinura beat Jun Akiyama & Masami Inahata. Yoshimura pinned Inahata.

Match 2: Sanshiro Takagi, Toru Owashi & Kazuki Hirata beat Super Sasadango Machine, Antonio Honda & Akito. Hirata pinned Honda.

Match 3: Junta Miyawaki & Daichi Sato beat Mansoor & Mason Madden, Mj Paul & Illusion and Takao Soma & Shota in a 4-way when Sato pinned Shota. Right after that…
Mason Madden beat DDT Iron Man Heavymetalweight Champion Junta Miyawaki to win the title. Madden becomes the 1931st Champion. Which led to…
Mansoor beat DDT Iron Man Heavymetalweight Champion Mason Madden to win the title. Mansoor becomes the 1932nd Champion.

Match 4: Jun Kasai beat Hinata Kasai.

Match 5: In a match where after a pinfall kickout or rope escape that wrestler had to add a 1 kg (2.2 pounds) weight to themselves, up to a 20 kg limit, and also were always connected by the wrists via a rope, DDT Extreme Champion Shunma Katsumata beat Yuki Ueno to retain the title. V3 for Katsumata. Next up: Yoshimura. That match will happen on 12/9 at Korakuen Hall.

Match 6: To-y & Kaisei Takechi beat KANON & O-MENZ Kumadori. To-y pinned KANON after a Franksteiner. Kumadori’s entrance featured a performance by all of O-MENZ.

Match 7: Yukio Naya beat Yuki Iino. This was Iino’s final DDT match before leaving the promotion to join Pro Wrestling NOAH full-time.

Match 8: KO-D Tag Team Champions Takeshi Masada & Yuya Koroku beat Hideki Okatani & Illusion to retain the titles. Masada pinned Illusion. V2 for the champs. Next up: Takagi & TBA, which will be revealed at match time. That match will happen on 11/29 at Korakuen Hall.

Match 9: Konosuke Takeshita beat Danshoku Dieno & Daisuke Sasaki in a 3-way by pinning Sasaki.

Match 10: Zack Sabre Jr. (New Japan) beat Shinya Aoki.

Main Event: KO-D Openweight Champion MAO beat Chris Brookes by countout to retain the title. V6 for MAO. They went almost 34 minutes. Next up: Naya. That match will happen on 11/29. But during that commotion backstage…
Yoshihiko beat DDT Iron Man Heavymetalweight Champion Mansoor to win the title. Yoshihiko becomes the 1933rd Champion. A fitting end to an Ultimate Party.

The next event is Sunday (Saturday US time) at JR Omori Station East Exit Front Plaza in Tokyo. This is a free event and will feature the annual Omori World Championship match and a battle royal for the next title shot among other things. It’s an outdoor event and is weather permitting (will be cancelled if severe weather). There will be no live broadcast. On demand 11/11.

Pro Wrestling NOAH 11/3/2026 Results

Pro Wrestling MOAH resumed the Lethal Odyssey 2026 Tour today in Saitama.

Today’s event was held at Kasukabe Fureai Cube in Saitama and will be available on demand on WRESTLE UNIVERSE Thursday. There was no live broadcast.

The announced paid attendance was 352.

Match 1: Manabu Soya beat Hiroto Tsuruya.

Match 2: Dragon Bane beat Tetsuya Endo & Yuto Koyanagi in a 3-way by pinning Koyanagi.

Match 3: Naomichi Marufuji & Kazuyuki Fujita beat Kenoh & Black Menso-re. Fujita pinned Menso-re after Beast Bomb.

Match 4: Masa Kitamiya & Takashi Sugiura beat Atsushi Kotoge & Mohammed Yone. Sugiura pinned Kotoge after Olympic Yosen Slam.

Match 5: YO-HEY, Jun Masaoka & Tadasuke beat Shuji Kondo, Hi69 & Hiroya Namiki. Tadasuke pinned Namiki after Cat King.

Match 6: Titus Alexander beat Daiki Odashima.

Main Event: Kaito Kiyomiya, Yoshiki Inamura & Alejandro beat OZAWA, Alpha Wolf & Kai Fujimura. Inamura pinned Wolf after DIS CHARGE.

The next event is the NOAH Jr. Grand Prix opener Monday at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo. Live streaming on WRESTLE UNIVERSE will begin at 1:30 AM PT/4:30 AM ET.

Injury Report: The promotion has announced changes to the tournament schedule because Tsunagu Sato was injured in Michinoku Pro this past Sunday. Concussion. Out Monday. He was to have faced Kid Lykos 2 in a tournament match. That match has been moved to 11/14 at Umeda Stellar Hall in Osaka.

All-Japan 11/3/2026 Results

All-Japan wrapped up the fall Hokkaido tour today with a major event.

Today’s event was held at APA Resort & Hotel Sapporo in Hokkaido and can be watched on demand on AJPW.TV.

The announced paid attendance was 707, a legit sellout.

Match 1: MUSASHI, Seiki Yoshioka & Kumagoro Hokkai beat Hokuto Omori, Seigo Tachibana & Tamayo. Hokkai pinned Omori after a reverse splash.

Match 2: Kento Miyahara, Shota Kofuji & Hyo Ogawa beat Go Shiozaki, Ren Ayabe & Yasutaka Yano. Miyahara pinned Yano with a shutdown suplex hold.

Match 3: Odyssey beat GAORA TV Champion Masaaki Mochizuki to win the title. Odyssey becomes the 35th GAORA TV Champion.

Match 4: Hideki Suzuki, Ryuki Honda & Masayuki Kono beat Yuma Aoyagi, Yuma Anzai & Xyon. Honda pinned Anzai after Final Vent.

Match 5: All-Japan World Junior Heavyweight Champion Dan Tamura beat Rising Hayato to retain the title. V3 for Tamura.

Main Event: All-Japan World Tag Team Champions Jun & Rei Saito beat Cal Bloom & Shotaro Ashino to retain the titles. Rei Saito pinned Bloom after Yagiyama Cyclone. V4 for the Saitos/Champs. Bloom? No, DOOM!!!

During the event there was an “announcement” promised at the halfway point after intermission, which was the announcement of the 2027 Champions Carnival. They only announced one event which will be on 4/29/2027 at Hokkasu Gas Arena Sapporo 46.

The next event is the World’s Strongest/Real World Tag League starting on 11/15 at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo. Live streaming on AJPW.TV will begin on 11/14 at 6:30 PM PT/9:30 PM ET.

New Japan 11/3/2026 Results

POWER STRUGGLE, New Japan’s annual November Hiroshima blowout event, is now in the books.

Today’s event was held at Hiroshima Sun Plaza in Hiroshima and can be watched on demand OUTSIDE JAPAN ONLY on New Japan World. This event aired as part of WORLD PRO WRESTLING LIVE 2026 exclusively on TV Asahi in Japan. You can also watch the first 2 matches FOR FREE on YouTube.

The announced paid attendance was 3683, a legit sellout.

Match 1: KUUKAI, Master Wato & Aaron Wolf beat Zane Jay, Jacob Austin Young & Francesco Akira. Wolf beat Young with an armbar.

Match 2: Masatora Yasuda, KUSHIDA & Mistico beat Daiki Nagai, Gedo & Titan. KUSHIDA beat Gedo with a hoverboard lock.

Match 3: Hartley Jackson & Ryohei Oiwa beat Blake Christian & Lee Johnson. Oiwa beat Johnson with a headlock. Afterwards, a taped promo from MJF (All Elite Wrestling) was played, demanding a match with Oiwa on 1/4 at the Tokyo Dome.

Match 4: Kazuma Sumi, Ryusuke Taguchi, Toru Yano & Yuya Uemura beat Yoshinobu Kanemaru, DOUKI, Shun Skywalker & Ren Narita. Uemura pinned Kanemaru after Lions Shiner.

Match 5: Shota Umino, Hyo & Yoh beat Yujiro Takahashi, Dick Togo & Sho. Hyo pinned Togo after Samson Driver. Afterwards, a mystery man appeared in a promo issuing an IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship challenge to Yoh before attacking him. That mystery man was Sho. Challenge issued for 1/4 with the stip that if Yoh loses, he must leave New Japan. Accepted by Yoh. With his own stip-if Sho loses, Sho must leave House Of Torture and re-form Roppongi 3K with Yoh.

Match 6: Jeff (Corn On The) Cobb & Shingo Takagi beat Wheeler Yuta & Jon Moxley. Cobb pinned Yuta after Tour of the Islands. Afterwards, Takagi demanded a death match against Moxley on 1/4.

Match 7: IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Champions OSKAR (The Grouch) & Yuto Ice (Ice Baby) beat Callum Newman & Will Ospreay by DQ to retain the titles. Ospreay DQ’d. Newman chair use. V1 for the champs. Afterwards, Newman seemingly turned on Ospreay and demanded a match on 1/4.

Match 8: Kenny Omega beat Yota Tsuji & Boltin Oleg in a 3-way by pinning Tsuji. As a result, Omega gets a rematch for the IWGP Heavyweight Championship, and it could be the 1/4 main event.

Match 9: Super Jr. Tag League Finals: Robbie X & Taiji Ishimori beat Kosei Fujita & Robbie Eagles to win the tournament. Ishimori pinned Fujita. As a result, X & Ishimori get the next IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship shot…except…the titles are now VACANT. Mistico & El Desperado then vacated the titles due to a Desperado injury, and instead there will be a 3-way of Mistico & TBA, Ishimori & X and Fujita & Eagles to crown new champions. Which just rendered this match and the tournament completely pointless and devalued it all. Yes there were questions about how long Desperado would be out but why not vacate it at the start if they knew?

Main Event: IWGP Global Champion Gabriel Kidd beat Taichi to retain the title. V3 for Kidd. They went 30 minutes. Afterwards, Death Riders beat down President Hiroshi Tanahashi and others to stand tall and send the crowd home not happy. Next up: Based on his involvement and subsequent beatdown, possibly Uemura.

If nothing else this event officially began setting up the 1/4 card with a heavy New Japan vs. AEW theme.

The next event is an El Desperado Produced event Monday at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring in Tokyo. Live streaming as a PPV on New Japan World will begin at 2 AM PT/5 AM ET. The PPV is available for pre-order for $22.99 US (2500 Japanese yen in Japan or around $17) and will be available for purchase and on demand replays until 12/25 at 1 AM PT/4 AM ET.

Stardom 11/3/2026 NEAR LIVE Results

Stardom continues the Goddess Of Stardom Tag League today with Day 2, with 7 matches from both blocks scheduled. NEAR LIVE results will be posted below as they become available.

Today’s event will be held at Kira Messe Numazu in Shizuoka and will be available on demand on Stardom World at a later date. There is no live broadcast.

The event is scheduled to begin at 8 PM PT/11 PM ET.

8:40 PM PT UPDATE: NEAR LIVE results updates begin now.

The paid attendance may or may not be announced after the event. It was not an advance sellout. (UPDATE: The announced paid attendance was 437)

Match 1: Red Block: Momo Watanabe & Saya Kamitani beat Mei Seira & Ema Maishima. Watanabe pinned Seira after Tequila Sunrise.
Watanabe/Kamitani are 2-0, 4 pts. Seira/Maishima are 1-1, 2 pts.

Match 2: Red Block: Saori Anou & Fuwa-chan beat Yuna Mizumori & Anne Kanaya. Fuwa-chan pinned Kanaya after Shining Wizard.
AnouFuwa-chan are 2-0, 4 pts. Mizumori/Kanaya are 0-1, 0 pts.

Match 3: Lady Silueta & Barquilla (CMLL) beat Hanan & Yuria Hime. Barquilla pinned Hime with a German suplex hold.

Match 4: Blue Block: Hina & Lady C beat Natsupoi & Rian. C pinned Rian after Choke Slam Requiem.
Hima/C are 2-0, 4 pts. Natsupoi/Rian are 0-1, 0 pts.

Match 5: Konami & Rina beat Waka Tsukiyama & Matoi Hamabe and Ranna Yagami & Akira Kurogame in a 3-way when Konami pinned Kurogame.

Match 6: Red Block: Starlight Kid & Maki Itoh beat Kikyo Furusawa & Kiyoka Kokatsu. Itoh beat Furusawa with Itoh Deluxe.
Kid/Itoh are 1-1, 2 pts. Furusawa/Kokatsu are 0-2, 0 pts.

Match 7: Red Block: Aya Sakura & Sayaka Kurara beat Maika & HANAKO. Kurara pinned Maika after Prism Capture.
Sakura/Kurara are 1-1, 2 pts. Maika/HANAKO are 0-2, 0 pts.

Match 8: Blue Block: Hazuki & Koguma vs. Natsuko Tora & Ruaka went to a 15 minute time limit draw.
Hazuki/Koguma are 0-0-1, 1 pt. Tora/Ruaka are 0-1-1, 1 pt.

Main Event: Blue Block: Saya Iida & Utami Hayashishita beat Suzu Suzuki & Rina Yamashita. Hayashishita pinned Suzuki after Crusade.
Iida/Hayashishita are 2-0, 4 pts. Suzuki/Yamashita are 1-1, 2 pts.

The next event is Sunday at G Messe Gunma in Gunma. Live streaming on Stardom World will begin Saturday at 8 PM PT/11 PM ET.

All-Japan 11/2/2026 Results

All-Japan ran the penultimate event of the fall Hokkaido tour today.

Today’s event was held at Event Hall Akarenga in Hokkaido and can be watched on demand on AJPW.TV. There was no live broadcast.

The announced paid attendance was 479.

Match 1: Kento Miyahara beat Yaustaku Yano.

Match 2: Hideki Suzuki, Hokuto Omori & Hyo Ogawa vs. Xyon, Odyssey & Kumagoro Hokkai went to a double countout in 44 seconds. Which led to…
Match 2 (again): Xyon, Odyssey & Kumagoro Hokkai beat Hideki Suzuki, Hokuto Omori & Hyo Ogawa. Odyssey pinned Omori after Journey’s End.

Match 3: Cal Bloom & Shotaro Ashino beat Ryuki Honda & Masayuki Kono. Bloom pinned Kono after 180BC.

Match 4: Jun & Rei Siato beat Go Shiozaki & Ren Ayabe. Rei Saito pinned Shiozaki.

Match 5: Dan Tamura & Seigo Tachibana beat Rising Hayato & Shota Kofuji. Tachibana pinned Kofuji after Yankee Hammer.

Main Event: Yuma Aoyagi & Yuma Anzai beat MUSASHI & Seiki Yoshioka. Aoyagi pinned Yoshioka after The Fool.

The tour-ender is tomorrow at APA Resort & Hotel Sapporo. Live streaming on AJPW.TV will begin TONIGHT at 9 PM PT/midnight ET.

All-Japan 11/1/2026 Results

All-Japan continued the annual fall Hokkaido tour today.

Today’s event was held at Asahikawa Local Industry Promotion Center in Hokkaido and can be watched on demand on AJPW.TV. There was no live broadcast.

The announced paid attendance was 430.

Match 1: Cal Bloom beat Shota Kofuji.

Match 2: Yasutaku Yano beat MUSASHI & Hokuto Omori in a 3-way by pinning Omori.

Match 3: Jun & Rei Saito beat Rising Hayato & Go Shiozaki. Rei Saito pinned Hayato after Saito Iginari Smash.

Match 4: Kento Miyahara & Shotaro Ashino beat Ren Ayabe & Seiki Yoshioka. Miyahara pinned Yoshioka with a shutdown suplex hold.

Match 5: Ryuki Honda & Masayuki Kono beat Hideki Suzuki & Dan Tamura. Kono beat Suzuki with a figure 4.

Main Event: Xyon & Odyssey beat Yuma Aoyagi & Yuma Anzai. Odyssey pinned Anzai after Journey’s End.

The next event is tomorrow at Iwamizawa Event Hall Red Brick. There will be no live broadcast. On demand shortly after the event.