NJPW Super Junior Tag League 2025 night three results, updated standings
The Super Junior Tag League continued on Saturday with a show in Kumagaya.
Three A Block matches took place on the show, and the group is now already down to the final two matches each. The teams of DOUKI & SHO, and Master Wato & YOH are tied atop the standings with 3-0 records and six points.
DOUKI & SHO defeated Gedo and Hiromu Takahashi in today’s main event, which saw underhanded tactics from both sides, including low blows, exposed turnbuckles etc. SHO got the pin on Gedo with a rollup and a handful of trunks.
YOH and Wato defeated Templario and Jakob Austin Young in the semi-main event. The United Empire team wore down YOH’s injured shoulder during the bout. Wato pinned Young after a Falcon Blow to keep his team undefeated.
SHO & DOUKI vs. Master Wato & YOH is scheduled for the final night of A Block round-robin action on Thursday, October 30, in Fukui.
NJPW Super Junior Tag League night three results:
- Boltin Oleg & Toru Yano defeated Zane Jay & Tatsuya Matsumoto
- Dick Togo, Yujiro Takahashi, & Yoshinobu Kanemaru defeated El Desperado, Masatora Yasuda & Kuukai
- OSKAR, Yuto-Ice, & Robbie X defeated Shoma Kato, Tiger Mask & YAMATO
- Hiroshi Tanahashi, KUSHIDA & Yuki Yoshioka defeated Hartley Jackson, Kosei Fujita, & Robbie Eagles
- A Block: Dragon Dia & Ryusuke Taguchi defeated Daiki Nagai & Clark Connors
- A Block: Master Wato & YOH defeated Jakob Austin Young & Templario
- A Block: SHO & DOUKI defeated Gedo & Hiromu Takahashi
NJPW Super Junior Tag League 2025 standings —
A Block:
- DOUKI & SHO (3-0): 6 points
- YOH & Master Wato (3-0): 6 points
- Hiromu Takahashi & Gedo (1-2): 2 points
- Templario & Jakob Austin Young (1-2): 2 points
- Ryusuke Taguchi & Dragon Dia (1-2): 2 points
- Clark Connors & Daiki Nagai (0-3): 0 points
B Block:
- Robbie Eagles & Kosei Fujita (2-0): 4 points
- KUSHIDA & Yuki Yoshioka (2-0): 4 points
- El Desperado & KUUKAI (1-1): 2 points
- Taiji Ishimori & Robbie X (1-1): 2 points
- Tiger Mask & YAMATO (0-2): 0 points
- Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Dick Togo (0-2): 0 points
NJPW Super Junior Tag League Upcoming Schedule
Sunday, October 26, in Niigata:
- B Block: El Desperado & KUUKAI (1-1): 2 points vs. Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Dick Togo (0-2): 0 points
- B Block: Tiger Mask & YAMATO (0-2): 0 points vs. Taiji Ishimori & Robbie X (1-1): 2 points
- B Block: KUSHIDA & Yuki Yoshioka (2-0): 4 points vs. Robbie Eagles & Kosei Fujita (2-0): 4 points
Tuesday, October 28, in Niigata:
- A Block: Hiromu Takahashi & Gedo (1-2): 2 points vs. YOH & Master Wato (3-0): 6 points
- A Block: Ryusuke Taguchi & Dragon Dia (1-2): 2 points vs. Templario & Jakob Austin Young (1-2): 2 points
- A Block: Clark Connors & Daiki Nagai (0-3): 0 points vs. DOUKI & SHO (3-0): 6 points
Wednesday, October 29, in Fukushima:
- B Block: KUSHIDA & Yuki Yoshioka (2-0): 4 points vs. Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Dick Togo (0-2): 0 points
- B Block: Tiger Mask & YAMATO (0-2): 0 points vs. Robbie Eagles & Kosei Fujita (2-0): 4 points
- B Block: Taiji Ishimori & Robbie X (1-1): 2 points vs. El Desperado & KUUKAI (1-1): 2 points
Thursday, October 30, in Fukui:
- A Block:DOUKI & SHO (3-0): 6 points vs. YOH & Master Wato (3-0): 6 points
- A Block: Ryusuke Taguchi & Dragon Dia (1-2): 2 points vs. Hiromu Takahashi & Gedo (1-2): 2 points
- A Block: Clark Connors & Daiki Nagai (0-3): 0 points vs. Templario & Jakob Austin Young (1-2): 2 points
Friday, October 31, in Osaka:
- B Block: KUSHIDA & Yuki Yoshioka (2-0): 4 points vs. El Desperado & KUUKAI (1-1): 2 points
- B Block: Tiger Mask & YAMATO (0-2): 0 points vs. Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Dick Togo (0-2): 0 points
- B Block: Taiji Ishimori & Robbie X (1-1): 2 points vs. Robbie Eagles & Kosei Fujita (2-0): 4 points
Hiroshi Tananhashi Final Homecoming on Sunday, November 2 in Gifu:
- Finals: A Block Winner vs. B Block Winner
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