The last night at Budokan Hall for the G1 Climax Finals. Will Ospreay v. Kazuchika Okada for the title shot at WrestleKingdom 17.
The full preview from the New Japan website is available here.
The show starts at 6PM local (JST) time, 10:00AM BST, 5:oo AM EST and 2:00 AM PST.
The show is as always available on New Japan World. Talk about it all here!
Night 2 at the Budokan Hall is the G1 Climax semi-finals show. The four block winners square off in two matches, the winners to face off tomorrow night to crown the G1 Climax 32 champion. The full card preview from the New Japan website. Here are the main events:
A Block v. B Block: Kazuchika Okada v. Tama Tonga
C Block v. D Block: Tetsuya Naito v. Will Ospreay
The undercard is a bunch of multi-man tag matches and the return of KUSHIDA to Japanese rings.
The show starts at 6PM local (JST) time, 10:00AM BST, 5:oo AM EST and 2:00 AM PST.
The show is as always available on New Japan World. Talk about it all here!
The block action of the G1 Climax 32 tournament comes to its conclusion tonight in the first of three nights at the Budokan Hall. Here is a rundown of Night 17 from the New Japan website. The New Japan preview is available here. Every match is a block match.
D Block: Will Ospreay (3-2-0, 6pts) v Juice Robinson (2-3-0, 4pts) and Shingo Takagi (3-2-0, 6pts) v El Phantasmo (2-3-0, 4pts). If Shingo wins and Ospreay wins, Shingo wins the block. If Ospreay wins and Shingo loses, Ospreay wins. If Robinson and Phantasmo win, then it’s a 7-way 3-3 tie among everyone in D-Block and no one knows what will happen.
C Block: Hirooki Goto (3-2-0, 6pts) v EVIL (2-3-0, 4pts) and Tetsuya Naito (3-2-0, 6pts) v Zach Sabre, Jr (3-2-0, 6pts). If Goto wins, he needs a Zack Sabre. Jr loss to force a tie. If Sabre wins or draws, he wins the block. Naito must win to win the block. EVIL is elininated.
B Block: Tama Tonga (4-1-0, 8pts) v Jay White (5-0-0, 10pts) and SANADA (3-2-0, 6pts) v Tomohiro Ishii (1-4-0, 2pts). SANADA and Ishii are eliminated. Tonga needs a win to win the block, White can win or draw to win the block.
A Block: Bad Luck Fale (2-3-0, 4pts) v JONAH (3-2-0, 6pts) and Kazuchika Okada (4-1-0, 8pts) v Lance Archer (3-2-0, 6pts). Fale and JONAH are eliminated. If Archer wins, he wins the block. Okada needs only a win or a draw to win the block.
Complete updated standing can be found here.
The show starts at 6PM local (JST) time, 10:00AM BST, 5:oo AM EST and 2:00 AM PST.
The show is as always available on New Japan World. Talk about it all here!
Night 17 of the G1 Climax 32 comes tonight from the White Ring in Nagano. Here is an update on Night 16 from the New Japan website. The New Japan preview is available here. The full card can be found here. Four block matches tonight, all but one with implications going into the final show with block action on Tuesday:
C Block: Hiroshi Tanahashi (3-2-0, 6pts) v KENTA (2-3-0, 4pts) – KENTA is mathematically eliminated. If Tanahashi wins, then Naito is eliminated, but won’t win Tanahashi the block outright.
A Block: “Filthy” Tom Lawlor (2-3-0, 4pts) v Jeff Cobb (3-2-0, 4pts) – Cobb needs a win to stay alive.
B Block: Taichi (2-3-0, 4pts) v Great-O-Khan (1-4-0, 2pts) – Both men are mathematically eliminated.
D Block: YOSHI-HASHI (2-3-0, 4pts) v David Finlay (3-2-0, 6pts) – If Finlay wins, he wins the block. YOSHI-HASHI needs to win to stay alive.
Complete updated standing can be found here.
The show starts at 3PM local (JST) time, 7:00AM BST, 2:oo AM EST and 11:oo PM PST (on Saturday August 13th).
The show is as always available on New Japan World. Talk about it all here!
Night 16 of the G1 Climax 32 comes tonight from the Machida Gymnasium in Tokyo. Here is an update on Night 15 from the New Japan website. The New Japan preview is available here. The full card can be found here. Five block matches tonight (with notes on how the matches can impact final standings):
Complete updated standing can be found here. The tournament will wrap up with four block matches on Sunday and a whopping EIGHT block matches on Tuesday to set up the semi-finals and finals on Wednesday and Thursday.
The show starts at 18:00 local time (JST), 10:00am BST, 5:00am EST and 2:00 am PST.
The show is as always available on New Japan World. Talk about it all here!
Night 15 of the G1 Climax 32 comes tonight from Hiroshima. Here is an update on Night 14 from the New Japan website. The New Japan preview is available here. The full card can be found here. Five block matches tonight:
Goto, EVIL, Phantasmo and Lawlor must win their matches to stay alive in the tournament. Sadly, Great-O-Khan is already mathematically eliminated.
Complete updated standing can be found here.
The show starts at 6:30PM local time (JST), 10:30am BST, 5:30am EST and 2:30 am PST.
The show is as always available on New Japan World. Talk about it all here!
Night 14 of the G1 Climax 32 comes tonight from Hiroshima. The New Japan preview is available here. The full card can be found here. Five block matches tonight:
Complete updated standing can be found here. If you didn’t catch the weekend shows, JOHAN/Cobb (Night 11), Shingo/Ospreay (Night 12) and Okada/JOHAN (Night 13) were all particularly great.
The show starts at 6:30PM local time (JST), 10:30am BST, 5:30am EST and 5:30 am PST.
The show is as always available on New Japan World. Talk about it all here!
Night 13 of the G1 Climax 32 from the Osaka Prefectural Gym for the second consecutive night. The full card can be found here. Five block matches tonight:
Complete updated standing can be found here.
The show starts at 14:00 local (Japan) time, 6:00am BST, 1:00am EST and 10:00pm PST (7-August).
The show is as always available on New Japan World. Talk about it all here!
Man, JONAH and Jeff Cobb was something else yesterday.
Night 12 of the G1 Climax 32 from the Osaka Prefectural Gym. We’re in the second of three big nights of action this weekend. The next two shows are from Osaka and those shows are usually a big deal. The full card can be found here. Five block matches tonight:
Complete updated standing can be found here.
The show starts at 17:00 local (Japan) time, 9:00am BST, 4:00am EST and 1:00am PST.
The show is as always available on New Japan World. Talk about it all here!
Night 10 of the G1 Climax 32 from the Hamamatsu Arena in Shizuoka. The full card can be found here. Five block matches tonight:
Complete updated standing can be found here.
The show starts 18:30 local (Japan) time, 10:30am BST, 5:30am EST and 2:30am PST.
The show is as always available on New Japan World. And hey! Today is a great day to sign up for it since the billing cycle starts on the first of every month.
Talk about it all here!
It’s Night 9 of the G1 Climax from the Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium (Dolphin’s Arena). Tonight they are increasing the number of block matches from four to FIVE tonight. The complete card can be found here. The block matches:
Complete standings can be found here.
The show starts at 16:00 local (Japan) time, 8:00AM BST, 3:00AM EST, 12:00AM PDT and is available on New Japan World.
Talk about it all here!
It’s Night 8 of the G1! Here is the complete card. The block matches:
The complete standings can be found here.
And The Acclaimed’s awesome rap from Rampage, which has nothing to do with the G1 but is in fact awesome, can be found here.
The show starts at 17:00 local time, 9:00am BST, 4:00am EST, 1:00am PST and is available on New Japan World.
Here is the full card for Night 7. Block matches for tonight are as follows (no record indicates tournament debut is tonight):
Complete standing can be found here.
The show starts on New Japan World 18:30 local (Japan) time, 10:30am BST, 5:30am EST, and 2:30am PST. If I’m awake I’ll be commenting!
AEW Dark Results – Episode 154 – 2022.07.26
Except for the main event, all the matches are from the most recent Dark taping in Orlando.
Full card for Night 6 is here. Block matches for tonight are as follows (no record indicates tournament debut is tonight):
Complete standing can be found here.
The show starts on New Japan World 18:30 local (Japan) time, 10:30am BST, 5:30am EST, and 2:30am PST. If I’m awake I’ll be commenting!
The complete card can be found on New Japan’s website. Here are the block matches (if I don’t post a record, this is their first G1 match):
The main event, Tanashashi v Naito has high stakes. The loser will be 0-2 and highly unlikely to win the block.
Show starts at 1500 local time, 7:00am BST, 2:00am EST and 11:00pm (23-July) PST. You can watch the show by subscribing to New Japan World.
Talk about it all here!
Sorry I messed up and forgot to post Night 3. But here is a post for Night 4!
There complete card is here. But here are the block matches for tonight:
I don’t know if I’ll be awake at 5:30am EST (2:30am PST, 10:30am BST, 18:30 Tokyo) but this should post automatically about 15 minutes before the show, so talk about it here!
AEW Dark Results – 2022.07.19
Let’s see what Dark has to offer, with matches from not one, but TWO Dark tapings from Orlando. One from last month and one from last Saturday.
A commercial for ROH Death Before Dishonor aired before the show.
Night 2 of the G1 will start about 1:00 am(EDT)/6:00 am(BST)/10:00 pm(PDT – July 16th). The full lineup is here. The tournament matches are:
The show will be available for free on New Japan World.
If you’re up late watching, talk about it all here!
It’s Night 1 of the G1 Climax 32, the biggest wrestling tournament of the year. Four blocks of seven in a round-robin tournament
The complete card can be found here, but the highlights are these four tournament matches:
The show is free on New Japan World, so check it out!
Talk about all the G1 Night 1 stuff here!
