Author: Jordan Huie

It’s safe to say that Jon Moxley had one hell of a week. First he showed up in Jacksonville at AEW Dynamite’s special Homecoming episode to face Trent in a one-on-one match. Then he took the flight to Tokyo for what turned out to be a wild weekend for him. He took on Lance Archer in a brutal Texas Deathmatch to regain the IWGP United States Championship. And then, the very next night, he defended the title against Juice Robinson. The feud dates back to Jon Moxley’s debut. Mox took the title from Juice initially, and in retaliation, Juice spoiled…

Over the past few years, master technical wizard Zack Sabre Jr has developed a bit of a pattern. He would frequently lose the RevPro British Heavyweight Championship to one of his many New Japan contemporaries, and then win it right back from them a few months later. He’s been trading this title back and forth instead of ever winning any of New Japan’s own native gold for his entire run. So it wasn’t crazy, atleast I don’t think so, to assume that when he came into Wrestle Kingdom 14 with the gold, he was liable to lose it once again…

El Phantasmo and Taiji Ishimori of the Bullet Club defended their IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championships on the second night of Wrestle Kingdom 14, an historic show that concluded mere hours ago at the time of writing. They went up against Roppongi 3K. SHO & YOH won the Super Junior Tag Team Tournament for the third year in a row to get this title shot, a feat that has never been done before. Ultimately, Roppongi 3K came out victories, and thus became 4 time IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Champions. This ties them for second place all-time alongside -…

Ladies and gentlemen, Jushin Liger has now officially retired. In the first match of Wrestle Kingdom 14’s main card, Jushin Liger teamed with his most longstanding Naoki Sano against famed modern day rivals Hiromu Takahashi and Ryu Lee. This was the second of the genuine legend’s two retirement matches, the first occurring the night before, an eight-man tag team match littered with a plethora of famous names from Liger’s past. Emotions were running high, and it was easy to want to see one last Liger victory. But it’s the way things work around here that you go out on your…

In the opening match on Night 2 of Wrestle Kingdom 14, during the pre-show, a gauntlet match was held in which five teams of three competed for the NEVER Openweight Six-Man Tag Team Championships. The match saw Los Ingobernables de Japon – represented by Bushi, Evil and Shingo Takagi – take the titles. They were by far the most high profile team in the match, so it’s not particularly surprising. The gauntlet order went as follows: Bullet Club (Bad Luck Fale, Chase Owens & Yujiro Takahashi) & Chaos (Tomohiro Ishii, Yoshi-Hashi & Robbie Eagles) started the match. Chaos eliminated Bullet…

Jordan Huie of the Overtimer here and the second half of the biggest show in the history of New Japan Pro Wrestling is about to go down. I’ll be with you all throughout the wee hours of tomorrow morning, giving you the live recap and results from the event! Watch this space! We of course begin with introductions for the gauntlet match. NEVER Openweight 6-Man Tag Team Championships – Gauntlet Match Bullet Club – repped by Bad Luck Fale, Yujiro Takahashi & Chase Owens – start out alongside Chaos, repped by Tomohiro Ishii, Yoshi-Hashi & Robbie Eagles. Fale swiftly gets…

The long-awaited night is finally here. For the first time, we’ll be to actually call this the January 5 Dome Show! Silly as that sounds, this is serious stuff here, a monumental and historic night for pro wrestling. Wrestle Kingdom 14 is one double the scope of everything that has come before it, a full weekend of wrestling greatness. And now we’re here on Night 2, where things are heating up more than ever before. I’m Jordan Huie of the Overtimer, and it’s a good thing my sleep schedule was already a great big mess by the end of last…

The long-awaited night is finally here. For the first time, we’ll be to actually call this the January 5 Dome Show! Silly as that sounds, this is serious stuff here, a monumental and historic night for pro wrestling. Wrestle Kingdom 14 is one double the scope of everything that has come before it, a full weekend of wrestling greatness. And now we’re here on Night 2, where things are heating up more than ever before. I’m Jordan Huie of the Overtimer, and it’s a good thing my sleep schedule was already a great big mess by the end of last…

The long-awaited night is finally here. For the first time, we’ll be to actually call this the January 5 Dome Show! Silly as that sounds, this is serious stuff here, a monumental and historic night for pro wrestling. Wrestle Kingdom 14 is one double the scope of everything that has come before it, a full weekend of wrestling greatness. And now we’re here on Night 2, where things are heating up more than ever before. I’m Jordan Huie of the Overtimer, and it’s a good thing my sleep schedule was already a great big mess by the end of last…

The long-awaited night is finally here. For the first time, we’ll be to actually call this the January 5 Dome Show! Silly as that sounds, this is serious stuff here, a monumental and historic night for pro wrestling. Wrestle Kingdom 14 is one double the scope of everything that has come before it, a full weekend of wrestling greatness. And now we’re here on Night 2, where things are heating up more than ever before. I’m Jordan Huie of the Overtimer, and it’s a good thing my sleep schedule was already a great big mess by the end of last…