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All-Japan continues the Zennichi Jr. Festival today with a doubleheader in Tokyo. This post will have results for the first event. Both events are scheduled to have 4 tournament matches, up first will be all of Block B and one match from Block A, reversed for the second event.

Today’s events will be held at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring in Tokyo and can be watched LIVE on AJPW.TV. Both events are legit advance sellouts. It’s not yet known if there will be any commentary. There are 6 matches planned today so the longest the event could go is just over 3 hours with the intermission but it probably will go just over 2 hours.

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

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

7:50 PM PT UPDATE: The live stream has begun. We should be going to the venue in 10 minutes.

7:55 PM PT UPDATE: Live updates begin now.

We are LIVE from Shin-Kiba 1st Ring in Tokyo, Japan. There is no commentary.

The paid attendance will be announced after the event. It’s a legit advance sellout so depending on the setup it should be between 290-340. (UPDATE: The announced paid attendance, a legit advance sellout, was 322)

The matches should begin in 5-10 minutes. Opening announcements start now.

The matches begin at 8:01 PM PT/11:01 PM ET. Hard camera view only on the broadcast.

Match 1: Zennichi Jr. Festival Block B: Dan Tamura vs. Masaaki Mochizuki. 30 minute time limit
Result: Time Limit Draw
Mochizuki is 1-0-1, 3 pts. Tamura is 0-1-1, 1 pt.

Match 2: Jun & Rei Saito, Yuma Aoyagi & Yasutaka Yano vs. Hideki Suzuki, Shotaro Ashino, Ren Ayabe & Leon De Oro. 30 minute time limit
Result: Hideki Suzuki, Shotaro Ashino, Ren Ayabe & Leon De Oro beat Jun & Rei Saito, Yuma Aoyagi & Yasutaka Yano. Leon pinned Yano.

Match 3: Zennichi Jr. Festival Block B: Naruki Doi (Independent/Freelancer) vs. Yuya Aoki (Independent/Freelancer). 30 minute time limit
Result: Yuya Aoki beat Naruki Doi
Aoki is 2-0, 4 pts. Doi is 1-1, 2 pts.

Intermission. The event will resume in 10-15 minutes.

The matches resume at 9:21 PM PT/12:21 AM ET.

Match 4: Kento Miyahara, Ryuki Honda & Seigo Tachibana vs. Yuma Anzai, Go Shiozaki & MUSASHI. 30 minute time limit
Result: Yuma Anzai. Go Shiizaki & MUSASHI beat Kento Miyahara, Ryuki Honda & Seigo Tachobana. Shiozaki pinned Honda after Go LariatZ

Match 5: Zennichi Jr. Festival Block B: Hokuto Omori beat Shota Kofuji bsubmission

Main Event: Zennichi Jr. Festival Block A: Risong Hayato beat Seiki Yoshioka

Event 2:
The announced paid attendance was 332, a legit advance sellout.

Match 1: Zernnichi Jr. Festival Block B: Yuya Aoki beat Shota Kofuji
Aoki is 3-0, 6 pts. Kofuji is 0-3, 0 pts

Match 2: Go Shiozaki, Yuma Aoyagi & Yuko Miyamoto beat Hideki Suzuki, Shotaro Ashino & Dan Tamura. Shiozaki pinned Ashino after Go Lariat.

Match 3: Zennichi Jr. Festival Block A: Yasutaku Yano beat Leon De Oro
Yano is 1-1, 2 pts. Oro is 0-2, 0 pts.

Match 4: Kento Miyahara, Jun & Rei Saito & Seiki Yoshioka beat Yuma Anzai, Ryuki Honda, Ren Ayabe & Rising Hayato. Rei Saito pinned Honda after Yagiyama Cyclone.

Match 5: Zennichi Jr. Festival Block A: Hokuto Omori beat Naruki Doi.
Omori is 2-1, 4 pts. Doi is 1-1, 2 pts.

Main Event: Zennichi Jr. Festival Block A: MUSASHI vs. Seigo Tachibana went to a 30 minute time limit draw
Both are 1-0-1, 3 pts.

The next event is Friday at Dejima Messe Nagasaki in Nagasaki. There will be no live broadcast. On demand later that day or next day. (No more live broadcasts until the final day)

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.

All-Japan has announced an injury absence coming out of this past weekend’s event, unfortunately it’s a major one as Atsuki Aoyagi has gone down. Left knee (torn ACL). Out indefinitely but this probably means at least the rest of the year. He is also out of the Zennichi Jr. Festival as a result. Masaaki Mochizuki (Dragon Gate) will be the replacement. This could have other implications as Aoyagi currently holds the All-Asia Tag Team Championship with Rising Hayato and, if he’s going to be out as long as I think he will be, it means the titles may have to be vacated.

More as it becomes available.

UPDATE: It’s now official-the All-Asia Tag Team Championship is now VACANT. Aoyagi & Hayato have vacated the titles due to the injury.

Breaking news coming out today that has major impacts across wrestling, and especially All-Japan: Dory Funk Jr., the legendary wrestler and chairman of the Pacific Wrestling Federation (PWF), the governing body of All-Japan Pro Wrestling, has died. He was 85. The cause of death is not yet known.

Funk, real name Dorrance Earnest Funk, was the son of Dory Funk Sr. and brother of hardcore icon Terry Funk. Trained by Dory, Pedro Morales & Ricky Romero, he is the second-longest-reigning NWA World Heavyweight Champion of all time, a 2009 WWE Hall Of Fame inductee, and much more. He debuted in All-Japan in 1973, just a year after the promotion began, and frequently teamed with Terry over 10 years there, including winning the annual World’s Strongest Tag League/Real World Tag League 3 times. He also was a 3-time NWA International Heavyweight Champion. After leaving in the mid-1980s, he briefly went to WWF/E in 1986 then to Puerto Rico & the US independents before returning to All-Japan in 1990, staying until the end of 1096. He returned in 2008 for a match then again in 2013 and stayed until 2017, during which time he was named PWF Chairman. His final match was in the promotion in 2017 but he remained in his PWF role until his death.

Funk won numerous championships and accolades around the world. He is survived by wife Marti and 5 children.

As this news is just breaking and it’s 6:30 AM Wednesday in Japan, All-Japan has not yet posted about this. This will be updated when they issue a statement(s).

RIP and God Bless, Dory.

UPDATE: All-Japan posted a brief statement expressing their deepest condolences. Nothing regarding the PWF yet.

UPDATE 2: All-Japan will hold a memorial ceremony for Funk before Sunday’s (8/9) event. New Japan also posted a tribute to Funk-although he only wrestled in New Japan once and not until the early 2000s, his early days featured a series of matches against NKPW founder/original owner Antonio Inoki.

All-Japan ebgan their August schedule today with a standalone event in Tokyo.

Today’s event was held at Dome Tachikawa Taihihi in Tokyo and can be watched on demand on AJPW.TV. There was no live broadcast.

The announced paid attendance was 880, a legit advance sellout.

Match 1: Shota Kofuji vs. Yasutaka Yano went to a 15 minute time limit draw. Afterwards, at the request of both, they were added to the main event.

Match 2: Yuma Aoyagi & Masayuki Kono beat Hideki Suzuki & SHotaro Ashino. Aoyagi pinned Ashino after Endgame.

Match 3: Jun Saito & Go Shiozaki beat Rei Saito & Daisuke Sekimoto. Shiozaki pinned Sekimoto after Go Lariat.

Match 4: Masaaki Mochizuki beat GAORA TV Champion Kumaarashi to win the title. Mochizuki becomes the 34th GAORA TV Champion. The title heads back to Dragon Gate for now.

Match 5: Kento Miyahara & Ryuki Honda beat Yuma Anzai & Ren Ayabe. Honda pinned Ayabe.

Main Event: Seiki Yoshioka won an 11 man battle royal, last eliminating Yasutaku Yano. This featured almost all of the upcoming Zennichi Jr. Festival participants (only Yuya Aoki was not in the match).

The next event is 8/9 at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo with the start of the Zennichi Jr. Featival Tournament. Live streaming on AJPW.TV will begin Saturday at 7:30 PM PT/10:30 PM ET. This will also be a Samurai! TV broadcast in Japan.

All-Japan has announced that, in the wake of the massive earthquake that struck Kumamoto Prefecture earlier this week and has killed at least 23 (mag now be at least 32) the 8/22 event at Grand Messe Kumamoto has been CANCELLED. This is due to the venue being closed until further notice due to being used as a collection site for disaster aid. Refund details TBA but all tickets sold will be refunded.

A donation box for fans will be set up at Sunday’s event in Tokyo.

All-Japan wrapped up the Summer Action Series 2026 Tour today in Gifu.

Today’s event was held at Juroku Plaza in Gifu and can be watched on demand on AJPW.TV. There was no live broadcast.

The announced paid attendance was 568, a legit advance sellout.

Match 1: Yuma Anzai beat Shota Kofuji.

Match 2: Hideki Suzuki & Dan Tamura beat Hiroki Murase & Jack Kennnedy. Tamura pinned Kennedy after Death Valley Bomb.

Match 3: Ren Ayabe, Rising Hayato & MUSASHI beat Jun Saito, Hokuto Omori & Leon de Oro. MUSASHI pinned Oro.

Match 4: Rei Saito & Narukj Doi (Independent/Freelancer) beat Kento Miyahara & Seiki Yoshioka. Rei Saito pinned Yoshioka after a chokeslam.

Match 5: Go Shiozaki beat Shotaro Ashino.

Main Event: All-Japan AJPW.TV 6-Man Tag Team Champions Ryuki Honda, Kumaarashi & Seigo Tachibana beat Yuma & Atsuki Aoyagi & Yasutaku Yano to retain the titles. Honda pinned Yano after Final Vent. V1 for the champs.

The next event is 8/2 at Dome Techikawa Tachihi in Tokyo. There will be no live broadcast. On demand later that day or 8/3.

All-Japan continues the Summer Action Series 2026 Tour today in Kobe. Today’s event is a major house show because it features 2 title matches-first up is an All-Japan World Junior Heavyweight Championship match as Dan Tamura defends the title against Naruki Doi. In the main event, Kento Miyahara defends the Triple Crown against Ren Ayabe, looking to win it for the second time while tag team partner Talos is back in the US waiting to return to Japan (visa-related).

Today’s event will be held at Kobe Sambo Hall in Kobe and can be watched LIVE on AJPW.TV in Japanese. This will also be a taped GAORA SPORTS broadcast in Japan on 8/5. The event is a legit advance sellout. There are only 6 matches planned but with the title matches and intermission it will run a little longer than a regular house show, probably around 2 1/2 hours (the longest it could go is roughly 4 hours which is the TV broadcast plan).

Today’s lineup:
Jun Saito vs. Shota Kofuji
Shotaro Ashino & Kumaarashi vs. Seiki Yoshioka & MUSASHI
Atsuki Aoyagi, Rising Hayato & Yasutaka Yano vs. Hokuto Omori, Seigo Tachibana & Leon de Oro
Intermission
Rei Saito, Hideki Suzuki & Yuma Aoyagi vs. Go Shiozaki, Ryuki Honda & Yuma Anzai
All-Japan World Junior Heavyweight Champion Dan Tamura vs. Naruki Doi for the title
All-Japan Triple Crown Champion Kento Miyahara vs. Ren Ayabe for the Triple Crown

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Updates below will begin at 9 PM PT/midnight ET. The live stream is scheduled to begin 10 minutes before the event.

8:50 PM PT UPDATE: The live stream has begun. We should be going to the venue in 5-10 minutes.

9 PM PT UPDATE: Live updates begin now.

We are LIVE from Kobe Sambo Hall in Kobe, Japan. Audio muted at first but comes on after a few moments. Commentary will begin when matches start.

The paid attendance will be announced after the event. It’s a legit advance sellout but there clearly are some empty seats right now. From what I know about the venue, a legit sellout probably means around 850. Commentary starts here, didn’t catch the host’s name but we also have Kagehiro Osano on commentary. (UPDATE: The announced paid attendance, a legit advance sellout, was 895)

The matches will begin shortly.

The matches begin at 9:05 PM PT/12:05 AM ET.

Match 1: Jun Saito vs. Shota Kofuji. 20 minute time limit
Result: Jun Saito beat Shota Kofuji

Match 2: Shotaro Ashino & Kumaarashi vs. Seiki Yoshioka & MUSASHI. 20 minute time limit
Result: Shotaro Ashino & Kumaarashi beat Seiki Yoshioka & MUSASHI. Kuamarashi beat MUSASHI with a torture rack.

Match 3: Atsuki Aoyagi, Rising Hayato & Yasutaka Yano vs. Hokuto Omori, Seigo Tachibana & Leon de Oro. 30 minute time limit
Result: Hokuto Omori, Seigo Tachibana & Leon de Oro beat Atsuki Aoyagi, Rising Hayato & Yasutaka Yano. Tachibana pinned Yano after Yankee Hammer.

Intermission.

The matches resume at 10:05 PM PT/1:05 AM ET (about a 15 minute break). Jun Saito is a guest on commentary for the next match.

Match 4: Rei Saito, Hideki Suzuki & Yuma Aoyagi vs. Go Shiozaki, Ryuki Honda & Yuma Anzai. 30 minute time limit
Result: Go Shiozaki, Ryuki Honda & Yuma Anzai beat Rei Saito, Hideki Suzuki & Yuma Aoyagi. Anzai pinned Suzuki after Gimlet.

Atsuki Aoyagi is a guest on commentary for the next match.

Match 5: All-Japan World Junior Heavyweight Champion Dan Tamura vs. Naruki Doi (Independent/Freelancer) for the title. 1 Hour time limit
Result: All-Japan World Junior Heavyweight Champion Dan Tamura beat Naruki Doi to retain the title. V1 for Tamura. Next up: Commentary suggested it will be the upcoming Zennichi Jr. Festival winner.

Main Event: All-Japan Triple Crown Champion Kento Miyahara vs. Ren Ayabe for the Triple Crown. 1 Hour time limit
Result: All-Japan Triple Crown Champion Kento Miyahara beat Ren Ayabe to retain the Triple Crown. V8 for Miyahara. Next up: Anzai. Tokyo was mentioned for a match right before he came out so, looking at the schedule, it most likely would be 8/29 at Ebara Wave Arena Ota/Ota City General Gym but a slight chance it’s 8/9 at Korakuen Hall. Updates to follow. (UPDATE: Not yet official but sounds like 8/29)

The next event is tomorrow at Juroku Plaza in Gifu. There will be no live broadcast. On demand Sunday.

All-Japan continued the Summer Action Series today in Tokyo.

Today’s event was held at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring in Tokyo and can be watched on demand on AJPW.TV.

The announced paid attendance was 338, a legit advance sellout.

Match 1: Jun Saito beat Yasutaka Yano.

Match 2: Rei Saito beat Shota Kofuji.

Match 3: Leon de Oro beat Senor Saito.

Match 4: Shotaro Ashino, Hikuto Onori & Dan Tamura beat Kumaarashi, Seiki Yoshioka & Seigo Tachibana. Omori pinned Tachibana.

Match 5: Kento Miyahara, Go Shiozaki & Rising Hayato beat Ren Ayabe, Hideki Suzuki & MUSASHI. Miyahara pinned Ayabe.

Main Event: Yuma Anzai & Ryuki Honda beat Yuma & Atsuki Aoyagi. Anzai pinned Atsuki Aoyagi after Gimlet.

The next event is Saturday at Kobe Sambo Hall in Kobe with 2 title matches including Miyahara-Ayabe for the Triple Crown. The event is a legit advance sellout. Live streaming on AJPW.TV will begin Friday at 9 PM PT/midnight ET. This will also be a GAORA SPORTS broadcast in Japan.

All-Japan continued the Summer Action Series 2026 Tour today in Tokyo.

Today’s event was held at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo and can be watched on demand on AJPW.TV. This was also or will be a (taped) Samurai! TV broadcast in Japan.

The announced paid attendance was 1510, a legit sellout.

Before the event began, a memorial service for Joe Doering was held in the ring.

Match 1: Shotaro Ashino beat Yasutaka Yano by submission.

Match 2: Dan Tamura, Hokuto Omori, Seigo Tachibana & Leon De Oro (Mexico) beat Naruki Doi (Independent/Freelancer), MUSASHI, Seiki Yoshioka & Yuya Aoki (Independent/Freelancer). Tamura pinned Doi after a powerbomb.

Match 3: Suwama & Hideki Suzuki beat Go Shiozaki & Yuma Aoyagi. Suwama pinned Shiozaki after a backdrop. Too bad I missed this live, our favorite odd couple teaming once again.

Match 4: Ren Ayabe & Ryuki Honda beat Kento Miyahara & Kumaarashi. Ayabe pinned Miyahara with a dragon suplex hold.

Match 5: All-Asia Tag Team Champions Atsuki Aoyagi & Rising Hayato beat Yuma Anzai & Shota Kofuji to retain the titles. Hayato pinned Kofuji after Sid Vicious. V1 for the champs.

Main Event: All-Japan World Tag Team Champions Jun & Rei Saito beat Kengo Mashimo & Daisuke Sekimoto to retain the titles. Jun Saito pinned Mashimo after Yagiyama Cyclone. V1 for the Saitos/champs. DOOM!!! Next up: The presumably-returning-soon Xyon & Odyssey, who have to go back home semi-regularly for visa-related reasons then come back (Xyon to, I think, Australia and Odyssey to the US). That match will happen on 8/29 at Ebara Wave Arena/Ota City General Gym. (UPDATE: It’s now official)

The next event is Wednesday at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring. Live streaming on AJPW.TV will begin at 2:30 AM PT/5:30 AM ET.