The 2025 New Japan Cup is down to two wrestlers. Shota Umino defeated Shingo Takagi in the final semifinal match of the tournament on Monday in Fukushima, finishing his opponent off with The Second Chapter (Northern Lights Bomb).
The 2025 New Japan Cup is down to four wrestlers. The tournament quarterfinals took place today in Nagoya, Aichi, Japan. Shingo Takagi secured his spot in the semifinals by defeating Drilla Moloney in the first tournament match of the show.
New Japan Cup 2025 is down to its final eight competitors. The tournament continued on Friday with a show in Osaka at Kanaoka Park Gymnasium. In the main event, Jeff Cobb advanced to the quarterfinals with a victory over Tetsuya Naito.
The 2024 NJPW World Tag League continued on Monday with a show in Kochi. Three teams are tied atop A Block with just one night left in round-robin action.
There is little separation in A Block through the first nine days of World Tag League 2024. With key victories on Friday, Shingo Takagi & Yota Tsuji and Gabe Kidd & SANADA improved their records to 3-2 with six points.
Several NJPW stars will be part of tonight’s Ring of Honor on HonorClub — a show that will also feature a men’s TV title defense. In a non-title match, NEVER Openweight Champion Shingo Takagi will battle Ariya Daivari in Takagi’s first match for the promotion since June 2023.
A potential title vs. title match is the latest addition to the NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 19 card. After being set up at Fighting Spirit Unleashed, NJPW has confirmed that Konosuke Takeshita vs.
A double title match may be in the cards for Wrestle Kingdom 19. After Konosuke Takeshita defeated TJP to retain the AEW International title, NEVER Champion Shingo Takagi came out and issued a double title match for January 4 at the Tokyo Dome.
Zack Sabre Jr. vs. Shingo Takagi and SANADA vs. Shota Umino are both set for NJPW Power Struggle — but only one of those matches will be for the IWGP World Heavyweight Championship.
A new NEVER Openweight Champion was crowned on Sunday at NJPW Destruction in Kobe. Shingo Takagi defeated HENARE on the show to win the title, picking up the win with a Last of the Dragon after landing multiple Pumping Bombers.
Just as NJPW resumes schedule and gets us on the road to Destruction in Kobe, there is an exciting break on Saturday, 7 September to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the wrestling career of the legendary Shingo Takagi.
This September, one of Japan’s best wrestlers will celebrate the 20th anniversary of his in-ring debut. Shingo Takagi’s 20th anniversary show is taking place in his hometown of Yamanashi on Saturday, September 7.
Only four wrestlers remain in this year’s NJPW G1 Climax. The tournament playoffs began today with Shingo Takagi and Yota Tsuji securing their spots in the semifinals.
G1 Climax 34 continued on Monday with the last night of A Block round-robin action in Nagaoka. Zack Sabre Jr. went into today’s show having already clinched the top spot in the group.
Night 13 of the NJPW G1 Climax 34 tournament features A Block matches in Yokohama. In the main event, Shingo Takagi (6 points) takes on EVIL (10 points) in a battle of former LIJ stablemates.
Korakuen Hall will host today’s event featuring A Block action in the NJPW G1 Climax 34 tournament. In the main event, 3-3 Shingo Takagi faces 3-3 SANADA in a matchup of former stablemates.
NJPW’s G1 Climax 34 tournament kicks off today with 10 tournament matches in Osaka. Los Ingobernables de Japon stablemates Tetsuya Naito and Shingo Takagi will square off in the main event in an A Block battle.
Shingo Takagi is honored to represent Owen Hart. A former IWGP Heavyweight Champion, Takagi established himself across the globe, most notably in Dragon Gate, before entering New Japan Pro-Wrestling in October of 2018.
Following an exciting edition of AEW Dynamite, the fans in attendance were treated to a taping for AEW Rampage. Names like Private Party, Shingo Takagi, Rey Fenix, Willow Nightingale, and more are set to feature on this stacked episode.