Superhuman Taiji Ishimori Gets Even More Ridiculous Preview (10/7/25)

Taiji Ishimori will headline another show in his name, titled “Superhuman Taiji Ishimori Gets Even More Ridiculous,” this coming Tuesday, October 7. This serves as a sequel to last year’s “Superhuman Taiji Ishimori Gets Ridiculous,” and will be live on pay-per-view at NJPW World at 6:30 p.m. JST/5:30 a.m. ET.

Since it will be a pay-per-view presentation, even fans without an NJPW World subscription can watch the show. All you have to do is purchase it directly from the streaming platform.

Here’s what you can expect in this unique, interpromotional affair:

Ironman Ishimori

The AI matchmaker from last year’s show is back to give Ishimori a tough night. There’s only one guaranteed match on the card, which is the Ironman Rumble.

The rules of the match are as follows:

• The rumble will take place over four blocks containing eight entrants each. Ishimori will be the number one entrant in all four.
• The match will be 120 minutes long
• The blocks will be in no specific order. Here are all of them:

Dragon Block

Other announced entrants: Shingo Takagi (NJPW) & Dragon Dia (Dragongate)

Shingo Takagi started his career in Dragongate and shares a Toryumon past with both Ishimori and Dia. Dia faced Ishimori in the main event of last year’s show, and both share a connection to Dragon Kid.

Muscle Block

Other announced entrants: SHO (NJPW) & HYO (Dragongate)

Deducing from the block’s name and its entrants, this one will feature wrestlers with impressive physiques. All three of the announced competitors do meet this

qualification, which means the rest of the field should be quite the specimens.

Tohoku Block

Other announced entrants: YOH (NJPW), MAO (DDT), & Great Sasuke

(Michinoku Pro)

Including Ishimori, this block will have wrestlers hailing from the Tohoku region of northeast Japan. It has the biggest announced name so far in this

block and show: Michinoku Pro’s founder, Great Sasuke.

Secret Block

No other entrants are announced for this one, which means the remaining seven wrestlers will be a surprise.

• Eliminations occur via pinfall, submission, knockout, and throwing a wrestler over the top rope
• Ishimori is scored throughout the match, with one point per elimination and one point deduction each time he is eliminated
• Ishimori can choose to rest via substitution twice throughout the match. The two ‘reserves’ are the tag team of the Brahman Brothers and Tarou Nohashi, three men with whom he also shares a Toryumon past. Any points and deductions during each substitution will be added to Ishimori’s total and can only last through the end of the current block they were opted for.
• If Ishimori has a winning record after the match, he will advance to a “Final Mucha,” a 10-minute singles match against a ‘respected’ opponent.

Can the Bone Soldier survive this gauntlet made by the AI matchmaker? We will all find out this Tuesday at Korakuen Hall.