News, results & more from Japanese Pro Wrestling & Sumo
At yesterday’s NJPW STRONG tapings, the first STRONG Tag Team Champions were crowned at the conclusion of a tournament to crown inaugural champions. It’s going to be at least a couple months before the episodes make it to New Japan World and FITE, so if you want to avoid SPOILERS, stop reading now. If you DO want to know who won, read on…
Aussie Open. Mark Davis & Kyle Fletcher beat Christopher Daniels & Yuya Uemura to win the tournament and the titles.
All-Japan continued the SUMMER ACTION SERIES 2022 Tour with a small house show today, continuing to build to the upcoming Royal Road tournament.
Today’s event was held at 2AW Square in Chiba and can be watched on demand on AJPW.TV.
The announced paid attendance was 150. It’s a very small venue so that’s not a bad number.
Match 1: Takao Omori & Ruo Inoue beat Shotaro Ashino & Seigo Tachibana. Omori pinned Tachibana after Ax Bomber.
Match 2: Tajiri & Curys beat Izanagi & Black Menso-re. Curys pinned Menso-re after a reverse splash.
Match 3: Renji Ayabe beat Dan Tamura.
Match 4: Yuma Aoyagi beat Yoshitatsu.
Match 5: Mitsuru Sato beat Suwama by DQ. Chalk usage.
Match 6: Shuji Ishikawa beat Tatsuki Honda.
Match 7: Kento Miyahara vs. Ryo Aoyagi went to a 15 minute time limit draw.
Main Event: Jake Lee & Hokuto Omori beat Naoya Nomura & Mizuki Watase. Lee pinned Watase after D4C.
The next event is Friday at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring in Tokyo, which will feature an All-Asia Tag Team Title match. Live streaming on AJPW.TV will begin at 2:30 AM PT/5:30 AM ET.
Here are the quick results from Day 15-the Final Day of the July 2022 Grand Sumo Tournament from Nagoya:
Key: M-Maegashira; K-Komusubi; S-Sekiwake; O-Ozeki; Y-Yokozuna; J-Juryo (2nd tier)
Makuuchi (Top tier)
Onosho (M15) beat Chiyonokuni (J5)
Hidenoumi (J1) beat Myogiryu (M14)
Takarafuji (M12) beat Ryuden (J1)
Mitoryu (J4) beat Shimanoumi (M9)
Yutakayama (M16) beat Tochinoshin (M8)
Nishikifuji (M17) beat Hokutofuji (M7) by default/withdrawal
Chiyomaru (M17) beat Okinoumi (M7) by default/withdrawal
Terutsuyoshi (M12) beat Aoiyama (M6)
Sadanoumi (M5) beat Oho (M15)
Wakamotoharu (M4) beat Chiyotairyu (M10)
Ichinojo (M2) beat Ura (M3). Takakeisho cannot win the championship
Kiribayama (M1) beat Chiyoshoma (M13)
Meisei (M10) beat Abi (K)
Midorifuji (M11) beat Hoshoryu (K)
SHodai (O) beat Wakatakakage (S). No Ozeki for Wakatakakage, only 29 wins the last 3 tournaments (need 30)
Takakeisho (O) beat Terunofuji (Y). ICHINOJO YUSHO!
WITHDRAWALS: Hokutofuji (M7), Okinoumi (M7). Coronavirus.
CHAMPION: Ichinojo (M2) (13-2). 1st career championship
SPECIAL PRIZES:
Outstanding Performance (most wins against Ozeki & Yokozuna by non-Sanyaku rank): Ichinojo
Fighting Spirit (best performance overall by low rank): Nishikifuji
Technique (most different winning techniques used): NONE
Juryo:
Oki (Makushita 13) beat Yago (J12)
Akiseyama (Makushita 6) beat Tochimaru (J11)
Kaisei (J11) beat Chiyoarashi (Makushita 5)
Enho (J8) beat Kitanowaka (J12)
Kotokuzan (J7) beat Gonoyama (J14)
Hokuseiho (J13) beat Bushozan (J7)
Atamifuji (J6) beat Chiyosakae (J14)
Hiradoumi (J8) beat Tokushoryu (J5)
Churanoumi (K9) beat Asanowaka (J4)
Akua (J7) beat Kagayaki (J3)
CHAMPION: Ryuden (J1) (12-3). 2nd Juryo Championship and 7th career championship
Makushita Champion: Yoshii (Makushita 38)
Sandanme Champion: Asanoyama (Sandanme 22)
Jonidan Champion: Hitoshi (Jonidan 62)
Jonokuchi Champion: Takahashi (Jonokuchi 17)
The July Tournament has now come to a close. The next tournament is the September Tournament from 9/11-9/25 at Ryogoku Kokugikan in Tokyo. Tickets go on sale August 6 and the Banzuke is scheduled to be announced on August 29. A full tournament recap post and final standings is coming soon.
New Japan ran Day 5 of the G1 CLIMAX 32 today, headlined by another potential classic rivalry match between longtime stalwarts Hiroshi Tanahashi & Tetsuya Naito.
Today’s event was held at Ota City General Gym in Tokyo and can be watched on demand on New Japan World in Japanese and English.
The announced paid attendance was 2518.
Match 1: YOSHI-HASHI, Toru Yano & Hirooki Goto beat Dick Togo, Sho & EVIL. Yano pinned Togo.
Match 2: Chase Owens & KENTA beat Tom Lawlor & Royce Isaavs. Owens pinned Isaacs after a package piledriver.
Match 3: Bad Dude Tito & Jonah beat BUSHI & Shingo Takagi. Jonah pinned BUSHI after Black Forest Bomb.
Match 4: Aaron henare, Great-o-Khan & Will Ospreay beat TAKA Michinoku, Zack Sabre Jr. & Lance Archer. Henare beat TAKA with Ultima.
Match 5: David Finlay, Tama Tonga & Kazuchika Okada beat Gedo, Juice RObinson & Jay White. Tonga pinned Gedo after Gun Stun.
G1 CLIMAX:
Match 6: Block D-El Phantasmo beat Yujiro Takahashi.
Match 7: Block B-SANADA beat Taichi.
Match 8: Block A-Jeff Cobb beat Bad Luck Fale
Main Event: Block C-Hiroshi Tanahashi beat Tetsuya Naiito
Day 6 is Tuesday at Korakuen Hall. Live streaming on New Japan World will begin at 2:30 AM PT/5:30 AM ET.
DDT runs their next mid-major event today, headlined by two title matches and the return of Tetsuya Endo. Endo, the former KO-D Openweight Champion, has been out since suffering a concussion at CyberFight Festival ’22 in mid-June that forced him to vacate the title ahead of the KING OF DDT Tournament. But if new champion Kazusada Higuchi has his way, Endo could get a rematch after tonight. But Higuchi needs to focus on now as his newly formed team with Naomi Yoshimura (who Higuchi beat to win the tournament and the title) challenges KO-D Tag Team Champions MAO & Asuka (Veny) for the titles today.
Today’s event will be held at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo and can be watched LIVE on WRESTLE UNIVERSE in Japanese. Japanese voice actor Takayuki Kondo, best known for his work in the anime series “The Prince Of Tennis”, will be a special guest on commentary. Also, the first 2 matches will be streamed FOR FREE on YouTube.
The card has undergone several changes due to coronavirus issues as currently 3 wrestlers-Toui Kojima, Yuya Koroku & Hideki Okatani-are off. So there could be more last-second changes.
Today’s current lineup:
Makoto Oishi Return Match: Makoto Oishi & Kazuki Hirata vs. Akito & Yuki Ishida
Yuji Hino & Yukio Naya vs. Saki Akai, Antonio Honda & Ilsion in a handicap match
Yuki Iino, Danshoku Dieno & Yumehito Imanari vs. Sanshiro Takagi, Toru Owashi & Gota Ihashi
Daisuke Sasaki, MJ Pawl & KANON vs. Shinya Aoki, Shunma Katsumata & El Unicorn
Tetsuya Endo Return Match: Tetsuya Endo, Jun Akiyama & Chris Brookes vs. HARASHIMA, Yukio Sakaguchi & Takao Soma
DDT Universal Champion Masa Takanashi vs. Yusuke Okada for the title
KO-D Tag Team Champions MAO & Asuka (Veny) vs. Kazusada Higuchi & Naomi Yoshimura for the titles
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Updates below will begin at 10:30 PM ET/7:30 PM PT. The live stream will begin at 10 PM ET/7 PM PT.
7:17 PM PT UPDATE: Live updates begin NOW.
We are LIVE from Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan. Your hosts are Haruo Murata, Kagehiro Osano & special guest Takayuki Kondo.
The paid attendance will be announced after the event. Based on how empty one section of bleachers looked, I’d estimate around 500.
The matches should begin in about 15 minutes.
In the opening card rundown, Match 1 has been changed as Yuki Ishida is now off. Unknown why but probably coronavirus related. TBA is now teaming with Akito.
Match 1: Makoto Oishi Return Match: Makoto Oishi & Kazuki Hirata vs. Akito & TBA. TBA is Yasu Urano. 30 minute time limit
Result: Akito & Yasu Urano beat Makoto Oishi & Kazuki Hirata. Urano pinned Hirata with a rollup. It was over in about 10 seconds, before Oishi even got into the ring. But as everyone left, GM Hisaya Imabayashi called everyone back. Which led to…
Match 1, Take 2: Makoto Oishi Return Match: Makoto Oishi & Kazuki Hirata vs. Akito & TBA. TBA is Yasu Urano. 30 minute time limit
Result: Akito & Yasu Urano beat Makoto Oishi & Kazuki Hirata. Akito beat Hirata with an ankle lock. Hirata did a comedy tap out. Afterwards, Oishi with microphone. He gets emotional thanking the crowd and talking about his return after over a year away due to injury.
Match 2: Yuji Hino & Yukio Naya vs. Saki Akai, Antonio Honda & Ilusion in a handicap match. 30 minute time limit. This was to have been a 3-way tag match but participants scheduled are off due to coronavirus issues.
Result: Yuji Hino & Yukio Naya beat Saki Akai, Antonio Honda & Ilusion in a handicap match. Naya beat Honda with a cobra twist.
The YouTube broadcast ends here. The next match will follow in a few minutes.
A new wrestler, Takeshi Masada, will debut on 8/14. And what a debut opponent he gets-HARASHIMA.
Match 3: Yuki Iino, Danshoku Dieno & Yumehito Imanari vs. Sanshiro Takagi, Toru Owashi & Gota Ihashi. 30 minute time limit
Result: Yuki Iino, Danshoku Dieno & Yumehito Imanari beat Sanshiro Takagi, Toru Owashi & Gota Ihashi. Iino beat Ihashi with a very NSFW technique. A masked man interfered just before the finish to help Pheromons win. Apparently the “Ultimate Pheromon”. Identity not revealed.
Match 4: Daisuke Sasaki, MJ Pawl & KANON vs. Shinya Aoki, Shunma Katsumata & El Unicorn. 30 minute time limit.
Result: Shinya Aoki, Shunma Katsumata & E Unicorn beat Daisuke Sasaki, MJ Pawl & KANON by DQ. Sasaki DQ’d. Unmasking Unicorn.
Match 5: Tetsuya Endo Return Match: Tetsuya Endo, Jun Akiyama & Chris Brookes vs. HARASHIMA, Yukio Sakaguchi & Takao Soma. 30 minute time limit
Result: Tetsuya Endo, Jun Akiyama & Chris Brookes beat HARASHIMA, Yukio Sakaguchi & Takao Soma. Endo pinned Soma after Burning Star Press.
Match 6: DDT Universal Champion Masa Takanashi vs. Yusuke Okada for the title. 1 Hour time limit
Result: DDT Universal Champion Masa Takanashi beat Yusuke Okada to retain the title. V1 for Takanashi. Okada may have hurt his legs/feet in the opening seconds when it appears he botched a suicide dive through the ropes. Next up: Yuki Ueno per GM Imabayashi post-match. Ueno is not here today. Takanashi with microphone to respond/comment. That match will happen on 8/20.
Main Event: KO-D Tag Team Champions MAO & Asuka (Veny) vs. Kazusada Higuchi & Naomi Yoshimura for the titles. 1 Hour time limit
Result: Kazusada Higuchi & Naomi Yoshimura beat KO-D Tag Team Champions MAO & Asuka to win the titles. Higuchi & Yoshimura become the 75th KO-D Tag Team Champions. Higuchi pinned MAO after Brain Claw Slam. Higuchi is now a double champion. Afterwards, he called out Endo, who Higuchi wants to be his first challenger for the KO-D Openweight Championship, ideally on 8/20. It now appears not if it will happen, but when. (UPDATE: It will happen on 8/20 at WRESTLE PETER PAN, DDT’s biggest event of the year)
The on demand replay of this event will run just over 2 1/2 hours if you missed it.
The next event is Saturday at 176BOX in Osaka. There will be no live broadcast.
UPDATE: The announced paid attendance was 624.
Ring of Honor runs their first official event of the Tony Khan regime tonight with their quarterly PPV, Death Before Dishonor. And in typical Khan fashion, he’s loaded the card to overflowing with 11 total matches including what looks like EVERY ROH Title is on the line. There is plenty of All Elite Wrestling participation as well, including in the main event when Jonathan Gresham defends the ROH World Championship against new AEW signee Claudio Castagnoli.
Today’s event will be held at Tsongas Center in Lowell, MA and can be watched LIVE on PPV. Here’s where the Khan ownership gets really sucky-for streaming, if you’re in the US and don’t have the cable/satellite option your only streaming PPV option is the WORTHLESS, USELESS, PIECE OF S**T F**K called Bleacher Report for $39.99. It will be available on FITE but only outside the US. It’s also available on PPV.com but only in Canada. There will also be a one-hour pre-show FOR FREE on YouTube.
Tonight’s current lineup:
Pre-show:
Alysin Kay vs. Willow Nightingale
Cheeseburger & Eli Isom vs. Slim J & Ari Daivari
Brian Cage, Toa Linoa & Laun vs. Tony Dppen, Blake Christian & Alex Zayne
Colt Cabana vs. Anthony Henry
PPV:
Rush vs. Dragon Lee
ROH 6-Man Tag Team Champions Vincent, Bateman & Dutch vs. Dalton Castle, Boy 1 & Boy 2 for the titles
ROH Pure Champion Wheeler Yuta vs. Daniel Garcia in a Pure Rules match for the title
ROH Tag Team Champions FTR vs. The Briscoes in a 2 of 3 Falls match for the title
ROH TV Champion Samoa Joe vs. Jay Lethal for the title
ROH Women’s Champion Mercedes Martinez vs. Serena Deeb for the title
ROH World Champion Jonathan Gresham vs. Claudio Castagnoli for the title
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Updates below will begin at 7 PM ET/4 PM PT.
Pre-show:
Colt Cabana beat Anthony Henry.
Slim J & Ari Daivari beat Cheeseburger & Eli Isom. Daivari pinned Isom after a frog splash.
Brian Cage, Toa Linoa & Kaun beat Tony Deppen, Blake Christian & Alex Zayne. Linoa pinned Deppen.
Willow Nightingale beat Alysin Kay.
PPV:
Claudio Castagnoli beat ROH World Champion Jonathan Gresham to become THE NEW ROH WORLD CHAMPION!
Dalton Castle, Boy 1 & Boy 2 beat ROH 6-Man Tag Team Champions Vincent, Bateman & Dutch to become THE NEW ROH 6-MAN TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS! Castle pinned Bateman after Batarang.
ROH Pure Champion Wheeler Yuta beat Daniel Garcia to retain the title.
Rush beat Dragon Lee.
ROH Women’s Champion Mercedes Martinez beat Serena Deeb by submission to retain the title.
ROH TV Champion Samoa Joe beat Jay Lethal by submission to retain the title.
ROH Tag Team Champions FTR beat The Briscoes in a 3 Falls Match 2-1 to retain the titles.
End Show.
During the show, these new matches were announced for Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite: Interim AEW World Champion Jon Moxley vs. Rush for the title, Bryan Danielson vs. Daniel Garcia and Swerve Strickland vs. Tony Nese & Smart Mark Sterling in a handicap match.
Here is the events schedule for this site for 7/24-7/30, which is subject to change (all times PT) and includes events late tonight:
7/23:
7:30 PM-DDT Pro Wrestling Summer Vacation 2022, Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan. LIVE on WRESTLE UNIVERSE. LIVE RESULTS SCHEDULED
9 PM-All-Japan Pro Wrestling SUMMER ACTION SERIES 2022 Tour, 2AW Square, China, Japan. Available on demand after the event on AJPW.TV
11 PM-New Japan Pro Wrestling G1 CLIMAX 32 Day 5, Ota City General Gym, Tokyo. Live on New Japan World
7/26:
2:30 AM-New Japan Pro Wrestling G1 CLIMAX 32 Day 6, Korakuen Hall. Live on New Japan World
7/27:
2:30 AM-New Japan Pro Wrestling G1 CLIMAX 32 Day 7, Korakuen Hall. Live on New Japan World
5 PM-All Elite Wrestling “AEW Dynamite”, Worcester, MA. LIVE on TBS in US and FITE elsewhere. On demand on New Japan World in Japan ONLY
7/29:
7 PM-All Elite Wrestling “AEW Rampage”. TAPED on TNT in US and FITE elsewhere. On demand on New Japan World in Japan ONLY
9 PM-DDT Pro Wrestling Road to PETER PAN 2022 in OSAKA, 176BOX, Osaka, Japan. No live broadcast
7/30:
1 AM-New Japan Pro Wrestling G1 CLIMAX 32 Day 8, Aichi Prefectural Gym, Nagoya, Japan. Live on New Japan World
2 AM-Ganbare Pro Wrestling “LOVE PLANET 2022”, 176BOX, Osaka. No live broadcast
2 AM-Pro Wrestling NOAH SUNNY VOYAGE 2022 Tour, Act City Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan. Available on demand on WRESTLE UNIVERSE at a later date
Noon-New Japan Pro Wrestling “Music City Mayhem”, Nashville, TN. LIVE PPV on FITE. NOT AVAILABLE ON NEW JAPAN WORLD. LIVE RESULTS SCHEDULED
10 PM-Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling Tokyo Princess Cup Quarterfinals, Otemachi Mitsui Hall, Tokyo. LIVE on WRESTLE UNIVERSE
As part of the HandMade in Japan Festival going on in Tokyo this weekend, DDT ran a special one-match event today.
Today’s event was held at the Music & Play Area at the festival in Tokyo. There was no live broadcast.
The attendance was not announced.
Result: MAO beat Yuya Koroku, Sanshiro Takagi & Yukio Naya in a 4-way Falls Count Anywhere match by pinning Koroku. The match went just under 23 minutes. Afterwards, Kotaro Marubayashi, President & CEO of event organizer/sponsor Creamer LTD., challenged Takagi to a match at next year’s event.
The next event is tomorrow at Korakuen Hall. The card is undergoing many last-minute changes because Koroku, Toui Kojima and Hideki Okatani are all now off the event. Coronavirus. Kojima tested positive and is out at least a week including 7/30. Koroku & Okatani are potential close contacts and are out as a precaution.
Live streaming on WRESTLE UNIVERSE will begin TONIGHT at 10:30 PM ET/7:30 PM PT.
Here are the quick results from Day 14 of the July 2022 Grand Sumo Tournament from Nagoya:
Key: M-Maegashira; K-Komusubi; S-Sekiwake; O-Ozeki; Y-Yokozuna; J-Juryo (2nd tier)
Makuuchi (Top tier)
Onosho (M15) beat Nishikifuji (M17)
Ryuden (J1) beat Myogiryu (M4).RYUDEN JURYO YUSHO!
Asanowaka (J4) beat Terutsuyoshi (M12)
Takarafuji (M12) beat Hidenoumi (J1)
Midorifuji (M11) beat Oho (M15)
Kagayaki (J3) beat Shimanoumi (M9)
Yutakayama (M16) beat Okinoumi (M7)
Chiyoshoma (M13) beat Aoiyama (M6)
Sadanoumi (M5) beat Chiyomaru (M17)
Ura (M3) beat HOkutofuji (M7)
Meisei (M10) beat Ichinojo (M2)
Kiribayama (M1) beat Wakamotoharu (M4)
Hoshoryu (K) beat Tochinoshin (M8)
Abi (K) beat Chiyotairyu (M10)
Wakatakakage (S) beat Takakeisho (O)
Shodai (O) beat Terunofuji (Y)
Leader: Terunofuji (11-3), Ichinojo (11-3), Takakeisho (10-4). IT’S NOT OVER YET! Shodai gave us a very exciting final day! The key matches tomorrow are Ichinojo first vs. Ura. Then in the final match of the tournament it’s Terunofuji vs. Takakeisho. If Ichinojo wins, Terunofuji must win to force a playoff vs. Ichinojo for the championship-if Takakeisho wins, Ichinojo is the champion. If Ichinojo loses, Terunofuji is the champion for the 2nd straight tournament with a win, but if Takakeisho wins, we would have a 3-WAY PLAYOFF! Takakeisho cannot win the championship outright (there are no tiebreakers in sumo for championships).
Juryo:
Hokuseiho (J13) beat Gonoyama (J14)
Kanno (Makushita 2) beat Kaisei (J11)
Tochimaru (J11) beat Roga (Makushita 2)
Akua (J7) beat Chiyosakae (J14)
Kotokuzan (J7) beat Kamito (Makushita 3)
Kitanowaka (J12) beat Atamifuji (J6)
Churanoumi (J9) beat Bushozan (J6)
Hiradoumi (J8) beat Chiyonokuni (J5)
Tokushoryu (J5) beat Yago (J12)
Enho (J8) beat Mitoryu (J5)
Leader: Ryuden (12-2). It’s over because second place Hokuseiho is 10-4. Ryuden is the Juryo Champion! It’s his second Juryo championship (the first came in March) and 7th overall. He now has a title in every division except the top tier. He will stay in Makuuchi tomorrow and face Takarafuji in his final match, which might make his promotion even better and add anothe rank or two to his jpmp.
Lower tier notes:
Everything is settled except Jonokuchi. There are just 2 matches there tomorrow, then we should have a playoff between Kazuto & Takahashi, both 6-1, for the championship.
Early Day 15 UPDATE: There may not be a Jonokuchi champion. No champion is listed.
The Special Prizes for the top tier are as follows:
Outstabnding Performance: Ichinojo
Fighting Spirit: Nishikifuji, CONDITIONALLY
Technique: TBA if any
New Japan ran Day 4 of the G1 CLIMAX 32 today, passing the halfway point of the first round of matches for each group (some wrestlers have now had 2 matches while only EVIL has yet to have his first match, that’s coming next week). Today was headlined by NEW IWGP World Heavyweight Champion Jay White in his first G1 match this year, a tough draw against Tomohiro Ishii.
In other news, the promotion announced that Clark Connors is now off tomorrow’s STRONG tapings and next week’s Music City Mayhem event in Nashville, TN due to injury. Herniated disc in his back. For tomorrow, he was to have faced Hiromu Takahashi & El Desperado in a 3-way. Blake Christian is the replacement. For 7/30, he was to have faced Davey Richards for the MLW (Major League Wrestling) National Championship. Rocky Romero is the replacement.
Today’s event was held at Ota City General Gym in Tokyo and can be watched on demand on New Japan World in Japanese and English. This was a Samurai! TV broadcast in Japan so graphics and commentary are different from what we normally see.
The announced paid attendance was 1919. Togi Makabe & Yoh are today’s guests on Japanese commentary.
Match 1: El Phantasmo, Juice Robinson & KENTA beat Ryohei Oiwa, David Finlay & HIrooki Goto. Phantasmo pinned Oiwa after Sudden Death.
Match 2: Tom Lawlor & Royce Isaacs beat Bad Dude Tito & Jonah. Lawlor beat Tito with St. Andrews Cross.
Match 3: Yujiro Takahashi, Chase Owens & TAKA Michinoku beat TAKA Michinoku, Taichi & Lance Archer. Takahashi pinned TAKA after Pimp Juice.
Match 4: Great-O-Khan, Jeff Cobb & Will Ospreay beat Dick Togo, Sho & EVIL. Khan pinned Togo.
Match 5: BUSHI, SANADA & Tetsuya Naito beat Jado, Tama Tonga & Hiroshi Tanahashi. SANADA beat Jado with Skull End.
G1 CLIMAX:
Match 6: Block C-Zack Sabre Jr. beat Aaron Henare.
Match 7: Block D: Shingo Takagi beat YOSHI-HASHI.
Match 8: Block A: Kazuchika Okada beat Toru Yano.
Main Event: Block B: Jay White beat Tomohiro Ishii.
Day 5 is tomorrow with Tanahashi-Naito as the main event. Live streaming on New Japan World will begin TONIGHT at 11 PM PT/2 AM ET.
