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Pro Wrestling NOAH 3/27/23 Results

Pro Wrestling NOAH continued the SUNNY VOYAGE 2023 Tour today with the last day of their 4-day tour of northern Japan and the final event before a scheduled break from events.

Today’s event was held at Hachinohe Yutori 1F Multipurpose Large Hall in Aomori and will be available on demand on WRESTLE UNIVERSE at a later date (probably Thursday morning). There was no live broadcast.

The announced paid attendance was 269.

Match 1: Mohammed Yone beat Taishi Ozawa.

Match 2: Takashi Sugiura, Shuhei Taniguchi & Akitoshi Saito beat Masa Kitamiya, Daiki Inaba & Kinya Okada. Taniguchi pinned Okada after a face kick.

Match 3: Ninja Mack, Lancelot, Super Crazy & Extreme Tiger beat AMAKUSA, Atsushi Kotoge, Seiki Yoshioka & Alejandro. Mack pinned Kotoge after Phoenix Splash.

Match 4: Saxon Huxley beat Yoshiki Inamura.

Match 5: Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. & Yoshinari Ogawa beat Kaito Kiyomoya & HAYATA. Wagner pinned Kiyomiya after Wagner Driver.

Match 6: Naomichi Marufuji beat Yasutaku Yano.

Main Event: In a Captains Fall Match, where the team that beat the opposing team’s Captain wins, Jake Lee, Jack Morris, Anthony Greene, YO-HEY & Tadasuke beat Kenoh, Katsuhiko Nakajima, Manabu Soya, Hahima Ohara & Hi69. Lee pinned Hi69 after a skewered front high kick. The Captains were Hi69 and Tadasuke.

The next event is 4/8 at Osaka ATC Hall Floor B2 in Osaka. There will be no live broadcast. It should be noted that, unless ABEMA-only events are simulcast in English, there are no live WRESTLE UNIVERSE broadcasts scheduled until at least early May (everything will be on demand roughly 3 days after the events). (Update: It has been confirmed that 5/4 will be live on WRESTLE UNIVERSE in English only. It’s another ABEMA exclusive)

Injury Report: All-Japan Champions Carnival Entrant Out (Updated 3/27)

All-Japan announced earlier today that Naoya Nomura, slated to be in the upcoming 2023 Champions Carnival tournament, is now out due to injury. Torn left knee ligament, possibly ACL. Out indefinitely but sounds like months. No replacement named yet.

More as it becomes available.

3/27 UPDATE: Takao Omori is the replacement.

Dragon Gate 3/26/23 Results

Dragon Gate ran the penultimate event of the Glorious Gate 2023 Tour today, the latest in a long run of non-televised house shows.

Today’s event was held at Kirameki Minato Museum in Fukui. There was no live broadcast.

The announced paid attendance was 254.

Match 1: BxB Hulk, Ben-K & Minorita beat Masaaki Mochizuki, Susumu Mochizuki & Mochizuki Jr. Ben-K pinned Jr.

Match 2: Don Fujii & Kagetora beat Kaito Nagano & Daiki Yanagiuchi. Fujii pinned Yanagiuchi after a throat ring drop.

Match 3: Kota Minoura beat JACKY “FUNKY” KAMEI.

Match 4: Jason Lee & Ho Ho Lun beat Dragon Kid & Genki Horiguchi. Lee pinned Horiguchi with a deformed horizontal cross.

Match 5: Kzy & BIGBOSS Shimizu beat YAMATO & Punch Tominaga. Kzy pinned Tominaga after a running elbow smash.

Main Event: Yuki Yoshioka, Dragon Dia & Madoka Kikuta beat Shun Skywalker, KAI & H-Y-O. Kikuta pinned H-Y-O after a rolling lariat.

The tour-ender is tomorrow at Hiroshima Industrial Hall in Hiroshima. There will be no live broadcast.

Pro Wrestling NOAH 3/26/23 Results

Pro Wrestling NOAH continued the SUNNY VOYAGE 2023 Tour today with the 3rd day of their 4-day northern Japan tour. Today’s event featured a GHC Jr. Heavyweight Championship match.

Today’s event was held at Mutsu Maeda Arena in Aomori and will be available on demand on WRESTLE UNIVERSE at a later date, probably Wednesday morning. There was no live broadcast.

The announced paid attendance was 577.

Match 1: Yasutaku Yano beat Taishi Ozawa.

Match 2: Masa Kitamiya & Daiki Inaba beat Kinya Okada & Akitoshi Saito. Kitamiya pinned Okada after Saito Suplex.

Match 3: Ninja Mack & Aleandro beat Super Crazy & Extreme Tiger. Mack pinned Tiger after Ninja Bomb.

Match 4: Saxon Huxley beat Mohammed Yone.

Match 5: YO-HEY & Tadasuke beat Yoshinari Ogawa & HAYATA. YO-HEY pinned Ogawa after a dropkick.

Match 6: Kenoh, Katsuhiko Nakajima, Manabu Soya, Hajime Ohara & Hi69 beat Naomichi Marufuji, Takashi Sugiura, Shuhei Taniguchi, Atsushi Kotoge & Seiki Yoshioka. Nakajima pinned Kotoge after Vertical Spike.

Match 7: GHC Jr. Heavyweight Champion AMAKUSA beat Lancelot to retain the title. V3 for AMAKUSA.

Main Event: Jake Lee, Jack Morris & Anthony Greene beat Kaito Kiyomiya, Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. & Yoshiki Inamura. Morris pinned Wagner after a tiger driver.

The next event is tomorrow at Hachinohe Yutori 1F Multipurpose Large Hall in Aomori. Because of today’s events, some matches have been changed, most notably the main event is now a 10 Man Captains Fall Match between GLG & Kongo. It’s an elimination match but when/if the Captain is eliminated the match immediately ends. GLG will reveal their captain tomorrow. Kongo captain will be Hi69.
There will be no live broadcast.

In other news, the full card for ABEMA presents GREEN JOURNEY 2023 in SENDAI on 4/16 (the next major event) has been announced:
Yasutaka Yano vs. Taishi Ozawa
Hideki Suzuki, Timothy Thatcher & Saxon Huxley vs. Yoshiki Inamura, Kinya Okada & Sean Legacy
Maya Yukihi vs. Sumire Natsu
Naomichi Marufuji, Kaito Kiyomiya, Ninja Mac, Atsushi Kotoge & Seiki Yoshioka vs. Kenoh, Jinsei Shinzaki, Shuji Kondo, Hajime Ohara & Hi69
Dralistico, Dragon Bane & Alejandro vs. Extreme Tiger, Alpha Wolf & Lancelot
GHC Heavyweight Tag Team Champions Masa Kitamiya & Daiki Inaba vs. Takashi Sugiura & Shuhei Taniguchi for the titles
GHC Jr. Heavyweight Tag Team Champions Yoshinari Ogawa & Eita vs. YO-HEY & Tadasuke for the titles
GHC National Champion Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. vs. Jack Morris for the title
GHC Jr. Heavyweight Champion AMAKUSA vs. HAYATA for the title
GHC Heavyweight Champion Jake Lee vs. Katsuhiko Nakajima for the title

At this time the event will be an ABEMA-only live broadcast. We should know closer to event time if WRESTLE UNIVERSE will have a live English-only broadcast. If not, it should be available on demand after the event.

Sumo-March 2023 Grand Sumo Tournament Day 15 (Final Day) Results (3/26/23) (Top 2 Tiers)

Here are the quick results from today’s Day 15-the Final Day-of the March Grand Sumo Tournament in Osaka:
Key: M-Maegashira, K-Komusubi, S-Sekiwake, J-Juryo, Ms-Makushita

Makuuchi (Top Tier):
Tsurugisho (M16) beat Kagayaki (M12)
Kinbozan (M14) beat Takanosho (M11)
Azumaryu (M11) beat Daishoho (M13)
Nishikifuji (M10) beat Kotoeko (M13)
Bushozan (M14) beat Myogiryu (M10)
Hiradoumi (M9) beat Oho (M15)
Mitoryu (M17) beat Aoiyama (M9)
Ura (M8) beat Chiyoshoma (M16)
Hokuseiho (M15) beat Ichiyamamoto (M8)
Takarafuji (M12) beat Hokutofuji (M7)
Nishikigi (M3) beat Kotoshoho (M5)
Ryuden (M2) beat Mitakeumi (M3)
Abu (M2) beat Endo (M6)
Shodai (M1) beat Midorifuji (M5)
Meisei (M4) beat Tamawashi (M1)
Tobizaru (K) beat Sadanoumi (M6)
Wakamotoharu (K) beat Kotonowaka (K)
Takayasu (M7) beat Hoshoryu (S)
Kiribayama (S) beat Daieisho (K)
Daieisho & Kiribayama finish tied at 12-3…PLAYOFF!
Playoff: Kiribayama beat Daieisho, but it was very close…Mono-ii! Judges’ conference…trying to determine did they maybe go out at the same time…referee verdict…STANDS! KIRIBAYAMA YUSHO! It’s his first career Emperor’s Cup and the first time in some time-if not ever-a judges’ conference helped determine the champion. Also the 3rd overall championship for Kiribayama in his career.
Special Prizes:
Outstanding Performance (winning record with most wins against Yokozuna and Ozeki): None (only one Ozeki and a mid-tournament withdrawal so it couldn’t be awarded)
Fighting Spirit (Maegashira with best record that best displays fighting spirit, especially among lower ranked rikishi): Kinbozan. Midorifuji lost it today, had he beaten Shodai he would’ve won it too
Technique (winning record with most different winning techniques during tournament): Kiribayama, Daieisho

Final Thoughts: Forget Daieisho or Ryuden (who had the worst record this time at 2-13), the biggest loser undoubtedly is Midorifuji, who was 10-0 and in control with a 2 win lead then lost his last 5, potentially the championship AND a special prize. Kiribayama winning at Sekiwake will definitely raise some rumblings of Ozeki consideration even though he was just promoted (but he has had nothing but winning records for over a year now), the same happened this time last year when Wakatakakage won the championship. Hoshoryu will miss Ozeki by virtue of today’s loss, but even then it was a toss-up as he would’ve been right at 30 wins over the last 3 tournaments, the problem was the pattern-11 wins, 8 wins (this one hurts), 11 wins. I think he’ll need a championship or at least 12 wins in May now. Kiribayama probably needs to duplicate this effort in May to get there, although the Kyokai has pressure on them with Terunofuji’s uncertain health status and Takakeisho going into kadoban status in May due to injury this time-could there be no Yokozuna & Ozeki by July? Barring another unexpected setback Terunofuji should be back in May. Daieisho should return to Sekiwake in May while Wakatakakage will probably be demoted due to missing the last 2 days, leaving him the equivalent of 7-8. Wakamotoharu should be in Sekiwake consideration as well. A surprise Sanyaku return should also be Shodai, who was quite consistent this tournament and finished 10-5. Azumaryu and maybe Bushozan seem to be candidates for demotion to Juryo to make room for the returning Asanoyama & Ichinojo. We’ll have to wait for the Banzuke to find out.

Juryo:
Tsukahara (Ms1) beat Tokushoryu (J14)
Chiyonoumi (Ms5) beat Tochimusashi (J12)
Takakento (J12) beat Shimazuumi (J7)
Daiamami (J6) beat Churanoumi (J10)
Gonoyama (J6) beat Shimanoumi (J11)
Enho (J5) beat Hakuyozan (J9)
Roga (J5) beat Tomokaze (J13)
Oshoma (J4) beat Kotokuzan (J10)
Chiyomaru (J4) beat Tamashoho (J13)
Shonannoumi (J3) beat Akua (J7)
Ichinojo (J3) beat Tsushimanada (J9). ICHINOJO JURYO YUSHO! This meant Asanoyama had no chance of forcing a playoff regardless of his outcome.
Tochinoshin (J2) beat Hidenoumi (J8)
Chiyonokuni (J2) beat Kitanowaka (J11)
Atamifuji (J8) beat Tohakuryu (J1)
Asanoyama (J1) beat Ochiai (J14)
CHAMPION: Ichinojo (14-1). 2nd Juryo championship and 3rd overall
Final Thoughts: In the end, Ichinojo beating Asanoyama (13-2) earlier in the tournament was the difference and it clinched the championship for the massive Mongolian following a suspension for the January tournament. Both are now headed back to the top tier in May…we’ll see how the rankings shake out but I see them both landing at Maegashira 10. Despite a loss to the former Ozeki and finishing 2-4, partly due to a potential elbow injury, it was a great Juryo debut for Ochiai, one of the first Juryo debuts under the tutelage of former Yokozuna Hakuho (now stablemaster Miyagino) as he finishes 10-5 in just his second career tournament. He should be in championship contention again in May now that he has a full 15-day experience in the books. Tohakuryu will miss out on a top tier debut after taking his 8th loss today, while Shonannoumi has a chance at promotion following 9 wins at J3 but I think the numbers game (and 4-5 finish) works against him and he’ll be at J1 next time. On the lower end, I think this may be the end of the road for Tokushoryu (a disappointing 4-11 in his return to Juryo after one tournament in Makushita, he has one career Emperor’s Cup) and Tochinoshin (a second week rally got him to 5-10 but time and injuries have caught up to the former Ozeki). Should Tochinoshin return in May he’ll still be in Juryo but I think the safe money is on retirement. Also departing Juryo should be former champion Tochimusashi (4-11 at J12) and possibly Shimanoumi (5-10 at J11). But we should be welcoming back Chiyosakae (5-2 at Makushita 2) and possibly Shiden (6-1 at Makushita 6, his prior Juryo debut didn’t happen because he was absent) among perhaps others. Makushita Champion Ryuo will have a chance at Shin-Juryo, but it’s questionable because he was Makushita 26 even though the champion normally moves up about 30 spots in the rankings. I think he’ll be Ms1, again due to the numbers game.

March Champions:
Makuuchi: Kiribayama (1st championship, 3rd overall)
Juryo: Ichinojo (2nd championship, 3rd overall)
Makushita: Ryuo (1st championship)
Sandanme: Toshunryu (1st championship). Won playoff
Jonidan: Suguro (1st championship)
Jonokuchi: Asahakuryu (1st championship). Debut tournament

The next tournament will be held from May 14-28 at Ryogoku Kokugikan in Tokyo. Tickets will go on sale on April 8. The Banzuke will be announced on May 1.

Post-tournament news/updates to follow over the next few day, but then until May 1…Sayonara!

Dragon Gate 3/25/23 Results

Dragon Gate continued the Glorious Gate 2023 Tour today with a house show in Okayama.

Today’s event was held at Sanyo Fureai Park Gym in Okayama. There was no live broadcast.

The announced paid attendance was 254.

Match 1: Yuki Yoshioka, Dragon Dia & Madoka Kikuta beat Kzy, Strong Machine J & JACKY “FUNKY” KAMEI. Kikuta pinned KAMEI after a rolling lariat.

Match 2: Ben-K beat Daiki Yanagiuchi.

Match 3: YAMATO, Dragon Kid, Kagetora & Kaito Nagano beat Masaaki Mochizuki, Susumu Mochizuki, Mochizuki Jr. & Yasushi Kanda. Kagetora pinned Jr. after Hisew.

Match 4: Shachihoko BOY & Takashi Yoshida beat BIGBOSS Shimizu & Jason Lee. BOY pinned Lee after Maximim Driver.

Main Event: Kota Minoura, BxB Hulk & Minorita beat Shun Skywalker, KAI & H-Y-O. Minoura pinned H-Y-O after R-301.

The next event is tomorrow at Kirameki Minatokan in Fukui. There will be no live broadcast.

Ganbare Pro 3/25/23 Results (3 Events)

Ganbare Pro ran what is now becoming a regular monthly tripleheader earlier today, consisting of a regular event, a wrestler-produced event (today it was Mizuki Watase’s turn) and a players association-produced event.

Today’s events were held at Oji Basement MON*STAR in Tokyo and will be available on demand on WRESTLE UNIVERSE at a later date. There was no live broadcast.

Event 1:
The announced paid attendance was 70.

Match 1: Takao Soma beat Sotatsu Nakamura.

Match 2: Moeka Haruhi beat YuuRI.

Match 3: Keisuke Ishii, Shota & Shinichiro Tominaga beat Hartley Jackson, Takuya Wada & Yumehito Imanari. Shota pinned Imanari with a jackknife.

Main Event: Spirit of Ganbare World Tag Team Championship Tournament: Hikaru Sato & Tyson Maeguchi beat Ken Ohka & Shuichiro Katsumura. Sato pinned Ohka.

Event 2:
The announced paid attendance was 79.

Match 1: Shuichiro Katsumura & Moeka Haruhi beat Shinichiro Tominaga & Sotatsu Nakamura. Katsumura pinned Nakamura.

Match 2: Takao Soma beat YuuRI & Ken Ohka in a 3-way by pinning YuuRI.

Match 3: Hartley Jackson beat HARUKAZE.

Main Event: Keisuke Ishii & Tyson Maeguchi beat Mizuki Watase & Yukio Sakaguchi (DDT). Ishii pinned Watase after a high-angle double arm DDT.

Event 3:
The announced paid attendance was 81.

Match 1: Daiki Shimomura beat Sotatsu Nakamura.

Match 2: Rina Amikura & YuuRI beat Moeka Haruhi & Yoshiko Hasegawa. Amikura pinned Hasegawa after a diving senton.

Match 3: In an Elimination Match, Ken Ohka, Shuichiro Katsumura & Keisuke Ishii beat Mizuki Watase, Shinichiro Tominaga & Yuki Kanzaki. Ohka was the only winner left.

Main Event: Spirit Of Ganbare World Tag Team Championship Tournament: Tatsuhito Takaiwa & Yumehito Imanari beat Shota & Takao Soma. Takaiwa pinned Shota after an avalanche Death Valley Bomb. As a result, Takawiwa & Imanari will face Sato & Maeguchi at an upcoming event for the titles and the winners will be the inaugural champions.

The next event is 4/1 at Yokohama Radiant Hall in Yokohama for the Ganbare Joshi Relaunch. Live streaming on WRESTLE UNIVERSE will begin Friday at 11:30 PM ET/8:30 PM PT.

Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling 3/26/23 Results (Updated)

Tokyo Joshi Pro continues their spring house show tour today with a sendoff event for about half the roster before they head to the US for their debut event next week, except for Miyu Yamashita and Maki Itoh who are already in Canada and thus will miss this event (Yamashita may be part of today’s Impact Wrestling TV tapings). There won’t be much build to anything really except perhaps in the main event now that we know NEW Princess Of Princess Champion Mizuki’s first challenger will be Nao Kakuta, to happen at the monthly Korakuen Hall event next month. But with the recent influx of new debuting talent they’ll all get more chances to gain experience today and perhaps victories as well.

Today’s event will be held at Ryogoku KFC Hall in Tokyo and can be watched LIVE on WRESTLE UNIVERSE. There will be no commentary. With no matches having more than a 20 minute time limit this will be a standard short house show that should have a total runtime of just under 2 hours.

Today’s lineup:
Wakana Uehara vs. Toga
Raku vs. Shino Suzuki
Yuka Sakazaki, Moka Miyamoto & Kaya Toribami vs. Yuki Kamifuku, Haru Fujo & Runa Okubo
Rika Tatsumi & Miu Watanabe vs. Pom Harajuku & HIMAWARI
Shoko Nakajima & Hyper Misao vs. Yuki Aino & Neko Haruna
Mizuki, Suzume & Arisu Endo vs. Nao Kakuta, Hikari Noa & Mahiro Kiryu

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Updates below will begin at 11:30 PM ET/8:30 PM PT. The live stream is scheduled to launch 30 minutes before the event.

11:30 PM ET UPDATE: Live updates start 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 full capacity for the first time since pre-pandemic but not a total sellout from the opening shots. I may revise this if I see zoomed-out shots but based on what they usually did at 50% my initial guess is it’ll be 250-300.

The matches begin at 11:45 PM ET/8:45 PM PT.

Match 1: Wakana Uehara vs. Toga. 15 minute time limit
Result: Wakana Uehara beat Toga

Match 2: .Raku vs. Shino Suzuki. 15 minute time limit
Result: Raku beat Shino Suzuki by submission

Match 3: Yuka Sakazaki, Moka Miyamoto & Kaya Toribami vs. Yuki Kamifuku, Haru Fujo & Runa Okubo. 20 minute time limit
Result: Yuka Sakazaki, Moka Miyamoto & Kaya Toribami beat Yuki Kamifuku, Haru Fuji & Runa Okubo. Sakazaki pinned Okubo after Tea Time.

Match 4: Rika Tatsumi & Miu Watanabe vs. Pom Harajuku & HIMAWARI. 20 minute time limit
Result: Rika Tatsumi & Miu Watanabe beat Pom Harajuku & HIMAWARI. Tatsumi beat HIMAWARI with a dragon sleeper.

Match 5: Shoko Nakajima & Hyper Misao vs. Yuki Aino & Neko Haruna. 20 minute time limit
Result: Shoko Nakajima & Hyper Misao beat Yuki Aino & Neko Haruna. Misao pinned Haruna after Hypami Returns.

Main Event: Mizuki, Suzume & Arisu Endo vs. Nao Kakuta, Hikari Noa & Mahiro Kiryu. 20 minute time limit
Result: Mizuki, Suzume & Ariu Endo beat Nao Kakuta, Hikari Noa & Mahiro Kiryu. Mizuki pinned Jiryu after a diving double footstomp.

The next event is TJPW LIVE IN LOS ANGELES Friday at the Globe Theater in Los Angeles, CA. This will be a PPV available ONLY ON FITE for $19.99. IT WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE ON WRESTLE UNIVERSE. Live streaming will begin at 3 PM ET/Noon PT.

UPDATE: The announced paid attendance was 251.

All-Japan Pro Wrestling 3/26/23 Results (Updated)

All-Japan wraps up the Dream Power Series tour today with the final event of the month and the last house show before the annual Champions Carnival tournament begins. Not much in the way of tournament buildup if any is expected and it’s a lean card with just 6 matches today, mostly tag matches except a couple of Jr. Heavyweight single matches. The main event is scheduled to be Kento Miyahara, Yuma Aoyagi & Shuji Ishikawa vs. Jun & Rei Saito & Suwama.

Today’s event will be held at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring in Tokyo and can be watched LIVE on AJPW.TV. It is not known if there will be any commentary. With none of the matches having more than a 30 minute time limit this probably will be a short event, I anticipate the total running time being no more than 2 hours so everyone can be done and hopefully home in time for the Sumo tournament final matches.

Today’s lineup:
Takao Omori, Yoshitatsu & Black Menso-re vs. Ren Ayabe, Mizuki Watase & Oji Shiiba
Rising Hayato vs. Kotaro Suzuki
Ryo Inoue vs. Kaito Ishida
Atsuki Aoyagi & Yuma Anzai vs. Naruki Doi & Hokuto Omori
Shotaro Ashino, Ryuki Honda, Yusuke Kodama & Masao Hanabata vs. Yuji Nagata, Hikaru Sato, Dan Tamura & Rey Paloma
Kento Miyahara, Yuma Aoyagi & Shuji Ishikawa vs. Suwama, Jun & Rei Saito

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Updates below will begin at 11 PM ET/8 PM PT.

11 PM ET UPDATE: Live updates begin now.

We are LIVE from Shin-Kiba 1st Ring in Tokyo, Japan. As usual audio starts muted until opening announcements finish. There is no commentary.

The paid attendance will be announced after the event, looks like close to a sellout not not quite, so likely around 450.

Match 1: Takao Omori, Yoshitatsu & Black Menso-re vs. Ren Ayabe, Mizuki Watase & Oji Shiiba. 15 minute time limit
Result: Ren Ayabe, Mizuki Watase & Oji Shiiba beat Takao Omori, Yoshitatsu & Black Menso-re. Shiiba pinned Menso-re.

Match 2: Rising Hayato vs. Kotaro Suzuki. 15 minute time limit
Result: Kotaro Suzuki beat Rising Hayato

Match 3: Ryo Inoue vs. Kaito Ishida (GLEAT). 15 minute time limit
Result: Kaito Ishida beat Ryo Inoue. (Inoue has a new look since I last saw him)

Match 4: Atsuki Aoyagi & Yuma Anzai vs. Naruki Doi & Hokuto Omori. 20 minute time limit
Result: Time Limit Draw

Intermission.

The matches resume at 12:25 AM ET/9:25 PM PT after about a 10 minute break.

Match 5: Shotaro Ashino, Ryuki Honda, Yusuke Kodama & Masao Hanabata vs. Yuji Nagata, Hikaru Sato, Dan Tamura & Rey Paloma. 30 minute time limit
Result: Yuji Nagata, Hikaru Sato, Dan Tamura & Rey Paloma beat Shotaro Ashino, Ryuki Honda, Yusuke Kodama & Masao Hanabata. Nagata pinned Hanabata after a backdrop.

Main Event: Kento Miyahara, Yuma Aoyagi & Shuji Ishikawa vs. Suwama, Jun & Rei Saito. 30 minute time limit
Result: Suwama, Jun & Rei Saito beat Kento Miyahara, Yuma Aoyagi & Shuji Ishikawa. Suwama pinned Ishikawa after a backdrop.

The next event is the 2023 Champions Carnival Tournament opener on 4/8 at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo. Live streaming on AJPW.TV will begin at 2:30 AM PT/5:30 AM ET.

UPDATE: The announced paid attendance was 240.

3/26/23-4/1/23 Events Schedule (Updated 3/27)

Here is the current events schedule for 3/26/23-4/1/23, which is subject to change (all times PT):
3/26:
1 AM-Dragon Gate Pro Wrestling Glorious Gate 2023 Tour, Kirameki Minatokan, Fukui, Japan. No live broadcast

3/27:
2:30 AM-Pro Wrestling NOAH SUNNY VOYAGE 2023 Tour, Hachinohe Yutori 1st Floor Multipurpose Large Hall, Aomori, Japan. No live broadcast
2:30 AM-Dragon Gate Pro Wrestling Glorious Gate 2023 Tour, Hiroshima Industrial Hall, Hiroshima, Japan. No live broadcast

3/29:
5 PM-All Elite Wrestling “AEW Dynamite”, St. Louis, MO. Live on TBS in US and FITE elsewhere

3/30:
5 PM-Impact Wrestling “Impact Wrestling”, Los Angeles, CA. LIVE on AXS TV
7:45 PM-Impact Wrestling/New Japan Pro Wrestling “Multiverse United: Only The STRONG Survive”, Los Angeles. Live on FITE ($24.99). LIVE RESULTS SCHEDULED
8 PM-DDT Pro Wrestling “DDT GOES HOLLYWOOD!”, Los Angeles. Live on FITE+ ($7.99/month or $69.99/year)

3/31:
Noon-Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling TJPW LIVE IN LOS ANGELES 2023, Los Angeles. Live on FITE ($19.99)
3 PM-DDT Pro Wrestling “GCW vs. DDT”, Los Angeles. Live on FITE+. LIVE RESULTS SCHEDULED
7 PM-All Elite Wrestling “AEW Rampage”. TAPED on TNT in US and FITE elsewhere
8:30 PM-Ganbare Pro Wrestling “Ganbare Joshi Relaunch”, Yokohama Radiant Hall, Yokohama, Japan. Live on WRESTLE UNIVERSE. LIVE RESULTS SCHEDULED

4/1:
2 AM-Dragon Gate Pro Wrestling The Gate Of Passion 2023 Tour, Kyoto KBS Hall, Kyoto, Japan. Live on DRAGONGATE NETWORK
10 PM-GLEAT “G PROWRESTLING Ver. 48”, Naha City Bunka Tembusukan Tembusu Hall, Okinawa, Japan. Broadcast plans TBA

Note: Because they are part of other events/series being held as part of WWE WrestleMania weekend, and because the promotion putting on these events has a contractual broadcast agreement with FITE, the 3/30 & 3/31 DDT and Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling events WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE on WRESTLE UNIVERSE.

3/27 UPDATE: The start time for the 3/30 Multiverse United event has been moved up to 7:45 PM PT for a pre-show available FOR FREE on FITE. That show with one match will be part of the live results.