Wrestling Review: NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 17 (2023)

New Japan’s annual January 4th show, Wrestle Kingdom 17 features two huge matches, White/Okada and Ospreay/Omega, not to be missed.

Wrestling Review: NJPW G1 Climax 32 (2022) (Night 20 – The Final)

The winner of the G1 Climax 32 will be decided, as the remaining two from a starting field of 28 battle for tournament glory.

The final night of block action will see at least three block winners decided, with the looming prospect of a 7-way tie to be determined.

The defending IWGP World Heavyweight Champion Jay White gets the main event spot when he battles Taichi in B Block action.

A dirty dozen nights of G1 Climax 32 action leads to Will Ospreay battling Shingo Takagi in the main event. Plus, potential eliminations loom.

Night nine sees five tournament matches decided, including Tetsuya Naito and EVIL rekindling their rivalry in the main event.

Jay White and Tomohiro Ishii battle i the main event, one of my most anticipated matches of the whole tournament. Did it live up to the hype?

The G1 Climax begins, with one match from each of the four blocks taking place on night one.

The biggest crossover event of the wrestling calendar, Forbidden Door sees the stars of AEW and NJPW collide.

New Japan Pro Wrestling presents Dominion in Osaka-jo Hall, with six NJPW titles to be determined, as well as who will battle AEW’s Jon Moxley.

The overall winner of the Best of the Super Junior 29 will be crowned. What will the championship match at Dominion look like?

Competitors from across the promotions of wrestling collide at Impact’s Multiverse of Matches, including The Briscoes versus The Good Brothers.