Jeff Cobb

Ever since ‘The Dragon’ Shingo Takagi made his debut for New Japan Pro Wrestling as part of Los Ignorables De Japon, people have been wondering how well he’d fit in. Takagi wasn’t trained in the NJPW dojo, having come up through the Dragon…
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This is part two of coverage of Night Two of Wrestle Kingdom 15. Part one is found here. While the first half had an instant classic over the NEVER Openweight Championship, this is where the biggest matches are. A likely violent grudge…
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Welcome to Night Two of Wrestle Kingdom 15 coverage! Last night saw two Match of The Year contenders in Will Ospreay vs. Kazuchika Okada & Tetsuya Naito vs. Kota Ibushi, history was made with Guerrillas of Destiny becoming seven time…
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The marquee match saw former NEVER Openweight Champion, New Japan Cup USA 2020 winner, and Bullet Club member Kenta take on Ring of Honor (ROH) roster member Brody King for the right to make the V3 challenge of Jon Moxley's second reign…
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The marquee match sees former NEVER Openweight Champion, New Japan Cup USA 2020 winner, and Bullet Club member Kenta defend his right to the V3 IWGP United States Heavyweight Championship opportunity against Ring of Honor (ROH) roster…
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After another encounter with Great-O-Khan led to a loss for his team on December 11th, Empire assaulted Tanahashi's leg, much like they did during WTL 2020, leading to the Wrestle Kingdom 15 match announcement where Great-O-Khan will…
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The headline match of the evening saw a prelude to the marquee match for Wrestle Kingdom 15 Night One on January 4th as the Los Ingobernables de Japon (LIJ) team of reigning IWGP Heavyweight and IWGP Intercontinental 'Double Champion'…
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NJPW's first joint tournament comes to an end. After long tours full of both World Tag League & Best of The Super Juniors action, the finals are set. Previous year winners FinJuice made the finals of World Tag League alongside…
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Cobb/O-Khan jumped their Bullet Club opponents before the opening bell, giving them an early advantage. However, Evil/Yujiro wouldn't be outdone, with Dick Togo getting involved later in the match.
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A win for either team would move them to 4-2, placing them in good standing within the WTL 2020 table as the tournament heads to its final stretch. Cobb/O-Khan got the early jump on their opponents, opposing the physical nature of the tag…
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