The B Block of G1 Climax 31 enters it’s penultimate night of block competition with just three wrestlers alive, leaving behind six competitors to battle for pride. The three wrestlers who are still alive, Kazuchika Okada, Jeff Cobb, and EVIL, will finally meet each other in the ring over their last two nights. In the main event, Kazuchika Okada will enter night sixteen undefeated and as an overwhelming favorite as he faces Tama Tonga.
Jeff Cobb will also enter his second-to-last block match at 7-0 but with a more formidable opponent across the ring as he finally gets his match with EVIL. EVIL is in a must-win situation, as he needs to stay within two points of the lead and he has already lost to Kazuchika Okada. Even if EVIL wins against Cobb, if Kazuchika Okada wins in the main event, the best he can hope for is a complicated three-way tie between himself, Cobb, and Okada. But let’s not go too deep into the tiebreakers. That three-way tie is scary and will require multiple levels of tiebreakers to dissect. I’ll get into that before the B-Block final if I need to.
Down the card, Hiroshi Tanahashi will face YOSHI-HASHI as he attempts to win two in a row to finish his tournament with double digit points. In the second block match of the night, SANADA and Hirooki Goto will play for pride, and the block opening match will feature Taichi and Chase Owens, both trying to get back into the win column, Taichi after a 5 match losing streak.
The top two matches on this card will set the tone for the block’s final night next Wednesday. NJPW fans around the world are rooting for Jeff Cobb, regardless of his status on the heel-face axis, as a win over EVIL here would very likely lead to the first ever undefeated vs. undefeated match-up on a block’s final night when he meets Kazuchika Okada in Nippon Budokan.
In daily preview posts, I am dissecting each tournament matchup, including 2021 and recent singles performance, individual head-to-head histories, and miscellaneous applicable research. Round robin tournaments are great equalizers for data: each wrestler competes in the same schedule throughout the tournament by facing each other wrestler once. So, as the tournament goes on and data points become more relevant, I’ll be including some advanced metrics and probabilities for each card as well. I’ll also help to dissect the complicated tiebreakers and other tournament nuances as they come up.
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NJPW G1 Climax 31 Night Sixteen (B Block)
Date: October 14, 2021
City: Yamagata
Venue: Yamagata City General Sports Center
Time: 6:30pm JST
Watch: NJPWWorld (With Live English Commentary)
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G1 Climax 31: B Block Results To Date
G1 Climax 31: B Block Table
Key Tiebreakers
Kazuchika Okada: EVIL [12]
Jeff Cobb: none
EVIL: none
Main Event
G1 Climax 31 B Block Match
Kazuchika Okada [14] vs. Tama Tonga [4]
G1 Climax 31 – Tournament To Date
- Only four wrestlers have ever gone undefeated through G1 Climax block competition.
- Riki Choshu – 1996 (five-wrestler block, won tournament)
- Kazuyuki Fujita – 2005 (eight wrestler block, lost in semi-final to Toshiaki Kawada)
- Hiroyoshi Tenzan – 2006 (five wrestler block, won tournament)
- Shinsuke Nakamura – 2009 (seven wrestler block, lost in final)
- In G1 Climax tournaments with 10 participants per block, the most points ever scored is 15 (Tanahashi-2018). The most points ever scored in a tournament was in 2014 when the tournament ran with 11 wrestlers per block and Kazuchika Okada, AJ Styles, and Shinsuke Nakamura scored 16 points. With a win over Tama Tonga, Okada will match the all-time high of points scored in G1 block competition and set the record for most G1 points in a 10 wrestler block.
- Okada’s 23:29 average match length is the highest in the B block. Tama Tonga’s average of 14:09 is the second-shortest in the B Block.
- Okada’s G1 tournament is currently averaging 2 minutes and 27 seconds longer than his previous longest G1 average. Coming into this year, his all-time high was was 21:02 in G1 Climax 29.
- Kazuchika Okada’s 29 minute and 14 second win over SANADA was the fifth longest G1 Climax match ever to render a decision.
- Kazuchika Okada’s 29 minute and 36 second won over Hiroshi Tanahashi was the third-longest G1 Climax match ever to render a decision.
- Between the 2014 and 2015 tournaments, Kazuchika Okada won nine-straight G1 Climax matches, a streak that was finally broken by Hirooki Goto. Okada has currently won 7 in a row; he lost his last match of last year’s tournament to Will Ospreay.
- Between 2018 and 2019, Kazuchika Okada went 13 straight G1 Climax matches without suffering a loss, though Tanahashi and Okada did go to a Time Limit Draw to end the 2018 tournament. This streak was finally broken when SANADA defeated Okada in the longest G1 Climax block match to render a decision.
Recent History – 2021 Singles
- Kazuchika Okada’s .813 winning percentage is the second best in NJPW this year. Only Will Ospreay’s .889 (8-1) is better.
Recent History – Last 365 Days Singles
- Kazuchika Okada’s 14 singles wins in the last 365 days are fourth-most in NJPW in that period
Recent History – Last 180 Days Singles
- Kazuchika Okada’s 10-2 singles record and .833 winning percentage over the last 6 months is the best in NJPW.
Recent History – 2021 Individual Overall
Head To Head History
- Kazuchika Okada is 4-0 lifetime against Tama Tonga including two G1 Climax wins in 2016 and 2017.
History in Yamagata
- Kazuchika Okada has wrestled in one singles match in Yamagata. He defeated Togi Makabe in a G1 Climax match in 2014.
- This will be Tanga Loa’s first singles match in Yamagata.
G1 Climax – All Time
- Okada’s 63 all-time G1 victories are fourth all-time.
- Kazuchika Okada’s .700 all-time G1 winning percentage is second best all-time among wrestlers who have participated in 10 or more G1 Climax matches. AJ Styles leads with the best all-time record and a winning percentage at .737 in 19 matches.
- Okada’s 26:39:17 of Total G1 Match Length is fifth highest, less than 3 minutes behind Tetsuya Naito for fourth.
- Kazuchika Okada won the G1 Climax tournament in 2012 and 2014 and he has not appeared in a G1 Final since.
- Kazuchika Okada has been the IWGP Heavyweight Champion during five of the last eight G1 Climax tournaments.
- This year marks the first time that Kazuchika Okada has participated in consecutive G1 Climax tournaments without the IWGP Heavyweight Championship.
- Kazuchika Okada holds the highest average points over the last five years of G1 competition at 12.6. He has not reached the finals during that time.
- Only Masahiro Chono (1994-2002) and Hiroshi Tanahashi (2007-2015) have won multiple tournaments at longer intervals than what would be Okada’s seven-year drought if he were to win this year’s tournament.
- This is Tama Tonga’s fourth G1 Climax entry, and his first since 2018.
- Tama Tonga has two first-time singles matches in this year’s B Block (Chase Owens & Jeff Cobb)
- Tama Tonga is seeking his first singles victory against five of the nine competitors in B Block.
- Tama Tonga’s 11 minute and 48 second average G1 match length is the lowest among this year’s B Block wrestlers.
Individual G1 Climax Tournament Schedules
Kazuchika Okada
(W) September 19, EDION Arena Osaka: Kazuchika Okada vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi
(W) September 24, Ota City General Gymnasium: Kazuchika Okada vs. EVIL
(W) September 29, Korakuen Hall: Kazuchika Okada vs. YOSHI-HASHI
(W) October 1, Hamamatsu Arena: Kazuchika Okada vs. Hirooki Goto
(W) October 4, Korakuen Hall: Kazuchika Okada vs. SANADA
(W) October 8, Kochi Prefectural Gymnasium: Kazuchika Okada vs. Taichi
(W) October 12, Xebio Arena Sendai: Kazuchika Okada vs. Chase Owens
October 14, Yamagata City General Sports Center: Kazuchika Okada vs. Tama Tonga
October 20, Nippon Budokan: Kazuchika Okada vs. Jeff Cobb
Tama Tonga
(L) September 19, EDION Arena Osaka: Tama Tonga vs. SANADA
(W) September 24, Ota City General Gymnasium: Tama Tonga vs. Chase Owens
(L) September 29, Korakuen Hall: Tama Tonga vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi
(L) October 1, Hamamatsu Arena: Tama Tonga vs. Jeff Cobb
(L) October 4, Korakuen Hall: Tama Tonga vs. EVIL
(L) October 8, Kochi Prefectural Gymnasium: Tama Tonga vs. YOSHI-HASHI
(W) October 12, Xebio Arena Sendai: Tama Tonga vs. Taichi
October 14, Yamagata City General Sports Center: Tama Tonga vs. Kazuchika Okada
October 20, Nippon Budokan: Tama Tonga vs. Hirooki Goto
Match Five
G1 Climax 31 B Block Match
Jeff Cobb [14] vs. EVIL [12]
G1 Climax 31 – Tournament To Date
- Only four wrestlers have ever gone undefeated through G1 Climax block competition.
- Riki Choshu – 1996 (five-wrestler block, won tournament)
- Kazuyuki Fujita – 2005 (eight wrestler block, lost in semi-final to Toshiaki Kawada)
- Hiroyoshi Tenzan – 2006 (five wrestler block, won tournament)
- Shinsuke Nakamura – 2009 (seven wrestler block, lost in final)
- In G1 Climax tournaments with 10 participants per block, the most points ever scored is 15 (Tanahashi-2018). The most points ever scored in a tournament was in 2014 when the tournament ran with 11 wrestlers per block and Kazuchika Okada, AJ Styles, and Shinsuke Nakamura scored 16 points. With a win over EVIL, Cobb will match the all-time high of points scored in G1 block competition and set the record for most G1 points in a 10 wrestler block.
- Between the 2014 and 2015 tournaments, Kazuchika Okada won nine-straight G1 Climax matches, a streak that was finally broken by Hirooki Goto. Cobb has currently won 7 in a row; he lost his last match of last year’s tournament to Yujiro Takahashi.
- Cobb has been dominant through his wins. His 14:35 average match length is the third-lowest in the B block. His win against Hiroshi Tanahashi in Sendai in 19:05 was his longest in the tournament.
- EVIL has been nearly as dominant as Cobb through his victories. His average win has taken him 14:28, with his longest match of the tournament being his loss to Kazuchika Okada.
Recent History – 2021 Singles
- Including his MetLife Dome match against Kazuchika Okada, Jeff Cobb is on an 8 match winning streak in singles matches. That is the best in NJPW.
Recent History – Last 365 Days Singles
- EVIL’s nine singles losses over the last 365 days are the fifth most in NJPW. Only Yujiro Takahashi, Great-O-Khan, and Hirooki Goto have more singles losses than EVIL in the last year.
- Jeff Cobb’s 12 singles victories in the last 365 days are eighth most in NJPW over that period.
Recent History – 2021 Individual Overall
- With a win against EVIL, Jeff Cobb will match Great-O-Khan for the most overall victories in NJPW in 2021.
- Jeff Cobb’s .857 winning percentage in 2021 is the best in NJPW.
- Jeff Cobb’s +47 Fall Differential is the best in NJPW.
- EVIL’s 98 total matches are fourth most in NJPW this year.
Head To Head History
- EVIL and Jeff Cobb have split their lifetime series 1-1. Most recently, EVIL eliminated Jeff Cobb from this year’s New Japan Cup in the second round.
History in Yamagata
- This will be Jeff Cobb’s first singles match in Yamagata
- EVIL has wrestled in one singles match in Yamagata. He defeated Toru Yano here in a 2016 G1 Climax match.
G1 Climax – All Time
- This is Jeff Cobb’s 3rd consecutive G1 and his 3rd overall.
- Cobb has ended both of his previous G1 Climax tournaments with 8 points. He is two wins beyond that already this year with two matches to go.
- Jeff Cobb’s 5 hours, 31 minutes and 13 seconds of Total G1 Climax match length is still the lowest among B Block competitors who are not making their G1 Climax debut.
- This is EVIL’s 6th consecutive G1 entry and 6th overall.
- EVIL has averaged 10 points through his first 5 G1 tournaments. That is third highest among B Block competitors (Okada, Tanahashi)
- EVIL has already matched his career high of 12 points in this year’s tournament.
Individual G1 Climax Tournament Schedules
Jeff Cobb
(W) September 19, EDION Arena Osaka: Jeff Cobb vs. Chase Owens
(W) September 24, Ota City General Gymnasium: Jeff Cobb vs. YOSHI-HASHI
(W) September 29, Korakuen Hall: Jeff Cobb vs. Hirooki Goto
(W) October 1, Hamamatsu Arena: Jeff Cobb vs. Tama Tonga
(W) October 4, Korakuen Hall: Jeff Cobb vs. Taichi
(W) October 8, Kochi Prefectural Gymnasium: Jeff Cobb vs. SANADA
(W) October 12, Xebio Arena Sendai: Jeff Cobb vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi
October 14, Yamagata City General Sports Center: Jeff Cobb vs. EVIL
October 20, Nippon Budokan: Jeff Cobb vs. Kazuchika Okada
EVIL
(W) September 19, EDION Arena Osaka: EVIL vs. YOSHI-HASHI
(L) September 24, Ota City General Gymnasium: EVIL vs. Kazuchika Okada
(W) September 29, Korakuen Hall: EVIL vs. Taichi
(W) October 1, Hamamatsu Arena: EVIL vs. Chase Owens
(W) October 4, Korakuen Hall: EVIL vs. Tama Tonga
(W) October 8, Kochi Prefectural Gymnasium: EVIL vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi
(W) October 12, Xebio Arena Sendai: EVIL vs. Hirooki Goto
October 14, Yamagata City General Sports Center: EVIL vs. Jeff Cobb
October 20, Nippon Budokan: EVIL vs. SANADA
Match Four
G1 Climax 31 B Block Match
Hiroshi Tanahashi [6] vs. YOSHI-HASHI [4]
G1 Climax 31 – Tournament To Date
- Hiroshi Tanahashi has ended the last two G1 Climax tournaments with 8 points. He needs one more win over his last two matches to meet that number.
- Prior to 2019, Tanahashi held a streak of eight consecutive years over 10 points.
- At 6 points, Hiroshi Tanahashi is currently tied for the all-time low for the IWGP United States Heavyweight Champion during a G1 Climax (Juice Robinson ended his 2018 tournament with 6 points).
- YOSHI-HASHI has already matched the 4 points he scored last year and in 2017. With one more win, YOSHI-HASHI will match his career high of 6 points (2016)
Recent History – 2021 Singles
Recent History – Last 365 Days Singles
Recent History – 2021 Individual Overall
Head To Head History
- Hiroshi Tanahashi leads the lifetime series against YOSHI-HASHI 4-0, including a 3-0 record in G1 Climax matches.
History in Yamagata
- Hiroshi Tanahashi is 2-1 in singles matches in Yamagata. He is 1-0 in G1 Climax matches. He also successfully defended the IWGP Heavyweight Championship here in 2012 against Masato Tanaka. His last loss here occurred in 2000.
- YOSHI-HASHI is 0-1 in singles matches in Yamagata. He lost to Tetsuya Naito here during the 2016 G1 Climax tournament.
G1 Climax – All Time
- This is Hiroshi Tanahashi’s 20th consecutive G1 and his 20th overall.
- Tanahashi’s 20th G1 ties him with Yuji Nagata for second-most G1 Climax tournaments. Hiroyoshi Tenzan holds the record with 21 tournaments.
- Hiroshi Tanahashi’s 158 G1 Climax matches are the most all-time.
- Tanahashi’s 90 G1 Climax wins are the most all-time.
- Hiroshi Tanahashi’s 42 hours, 26 minutes, and 44 seconds of total G1 Climax match time is the highest all time, and over eleven hours longer than Yuji Nagata (30:59:56), who has amassed the second most G1 match length.
- Hiroshi Tanahashi’s 11 point average over the last five tournaments is the second-highest average points per tournament, only behind Kazuchika Okada’s 12.6.
- Tanahashi is one of three three-time G1 Climax winners (Masahiro Chono, Hiroyoshi Tenzan)
- Tanahashi has reached six G1 Finals, tied for the most all-time with Masahiro Chono.
- Hiroshi Tanahashi’s 7 time limit draws in G1 competition are by far the most all-time. Kazuchika Okada’s 4 are second-most among competitors active in this year’s G1.
Individual G1 Climax Tournament Schedules
Hiroshi Tanahashi
(L) September 19, EDION Arena Osaka: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Kazuchika Okada
(W) September 24, Ota City General Gymnasium: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Hirooki Goto
(W) September 29, Korakuen Hall: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Tama Tonga
(W) October 1, Hamamatsu Arena: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. SANADA
(L) October 4, Korakuen Hall: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Chase Owens
(L) October 8, Kochi Prefectural Gymnasium: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. EVIL
(L) October 12, Xebio Arena Sendai: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Jeff Cobb
October 14, Yamagata City General Sports Center: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. YOSHI-HASHI
October 20, Nippon Budokan: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Taichi
YOSHI-HASHI
(L) September 19, EDION Arena Osaka: YOSHI-HASHI vs. EVIL
(L) September 24, Ota City General Gymnasium: YOSHI-HASHI vs. Jeff Cobb
(L) September 29, Korakuen Hall: YOSHI-HASHI vs. Kazuchika Okada
(W) October 1, Hamamatsu Arena: YOSHI-HASHI vs. Taichi
(L) October 4, Korakuen Hall: YOSHI-HASHI vs. Hirooki Goto
(W) October 8, Kochi Prefectural Gymnasium: YOSHI-HASHI vs. Tama Tonga
(L) October 12, Xebio Arena Sendai: YOSHI-HASHI vs. SANADA
October 14, Yamagata City General Sports Center: YOSHI-HASHI vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi
October 20, Nippon Budokan: YOSHI-HASHI vs. Chase Owens
Match Three
G1 Climax 31 B Block Match
Hirooki Goto [4] vs. SANADA [6]
G1 Climax 31 – Tournament To Date
- SANADA has never finished a G1 Climax tournament with less than 8 points, and he has scored 8 points in four of his first five G1 tournaments. He will need to win 1 of his last 2 to matches to match his career-low.
- SANADA’s 20:26 average match length is the second longest in the B Block, but SANADA’s wins have been swift, his average winning match length is over 8 minutes shorter than his average loss.
- SANADA’s 29 minute and 14 second loss to Kazuchika Okada was the fifth longest G1 Climax match ever to render a decision.
Recent History – 2021 Singles
Recent History – Last 365 Days Singles
Recent History – Last 90 Days Singles
Recent History – 2021 Individual Overall
- Among wrestlers with over 30 matches, SANADA has the highest overall average match length in NJPW this year at 16:13.
- SANADA’s 104 matches are the most in NJPW this year.
- SANADA’s 29 hours, 25 minutes, and 44 minutes are the most in NJPW this year.
Head To Head History
- SANADA and Goto have split their first four singles meetings, trading wins back and forth. Goto holds the edge with a 2-1 record in G1 Climax matches.
History in Yamagata
- Hirooki Goto is 1-1 in singles matches in Yamagata. He is 1-0 in G1 Climax matches. His one loss here was to Shinsuke Nakamura who defeated Goto to win the Intercontinental Championship at Kizuna Road in 2012.
- This will be SANADA’s first NJPW singles match in Yamagata. He is 1-2 here between his time with Wrestle-1 and AJPW.
G1 Climax – All Time
- This is SANADA’s 6th G1 Climax entry and his 6th overall.
- SANADA reached the finals for the first time in last year’s tournament, ultimately losing to Kota Ibushi in the final match.
- SANADA has averaged 8.8 points in his first five G1 tournaments, topping out at 12 points during last year’s tournament.
- Hirooki Goto boasts the third-most G1 Climax victories among this year’s G1 Climax competitors. Only Hiroshi Tanahashi (90) and Kazuchika Okada (62) have more G1 wins than Goto.
- This is Hirooki Goto’s 14th consecutive G1 and 14th overall.
- With this, his 119th G1 Climax match, Hirooki Goto will pass Togi Makabe for the fifth-most all time G1 matches.
- Hirooki Goto’s 61 G1 Climax wins are the sixth-most all time. With one more win, he will tie Shinsuke Nakamura for fifth all time.
- Hirooki Goto has been to two G1 Climax finals, winning his first (2008) and losing the other (2016).
- Goto is one of four B Block competitors with a historical winning percentage against his block opponents over .500.
- Goto has averaged 9.2 points per year over the last five tournaments.
- Goto has the second-most G1 Climax losses among this year’s field with 57.
Individual G1 Climax Tournament Schedules
Hirooki Goto
(L) September 19, EDION Arena Osaka: Hirooki Goto vs. Taichi
(L) September 24, Ota City General Gymnasium: Hirooki Goto vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi
(L) September 29, Korakuen Hall: Hirooki Goto vs. Jeff Cobb
(L) October 1, Hamamatsu Arena: Hirooki Goto vs. Kazuchika Okada
(W) October 4, Korakuen Hall: Hirooki Goto vs. YOSHI-HASHI
(W)October 8, Kochi Prefectural Gymnasium: Hirooki Goto vs. Chase Owens
(L) October 12, Xebio Arena Sendai: Hirooki Goto vs. EVIL
October 14, Yamagata City General Sports Center: Hirooki Goto vs. SANADA
October 20, Nippon Budokan: Hirooki Goto vs. Tama Tonga
SANADA
(W) September 19, EDION Arena Osaka: SANADA vs. Tama Tonga
(L) September 24, Ota City General Gymnasium: SANADA vs. Taichi
(W) September 29, Korakuen Hall: SANADA vs. Chase Owens
(L) October 1, Hamamatsu Arena: SANADA vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi
(L) October 4, Korakuen Hall: SANADA vs. Kazuchika Okada
(L) October 8, Kochi Prefectural Gymnasium: SANADA vs. Jeff Cobb
(W) October 12, Xebio Arena Sendai: SANADA vs. YOSHI-HASHI
October 14, Yamagata City General Sports Center: SANADA vs. Hirooki Goto
October 20, Nippon Budokan: SANADA vs. EVIL
Match Two
G1 Climax 31 B Block Match
Taichi [4] vs. Chase Owens [2]
G1 Climax 31 – Tournament To Date
- Chase Owens’ 12:43 average match length is the shortest in the B Block.
- Taichi’s 21:53 average winning match length is the second highest in the B Block. His 17:04 average losing match length is 4th lowest in the block.
Recent History – 2021 Singles
- Chase Owens takes a long time to win his matches and he usually loses quickly. His -4:17 Win/Loss Differential is the worst in NJPW this year.
Recent History – Last 90 Days Singles
Recent History – 2021 Individual Overall
Head To Head History
- This will be the first singles match between Taichi and Chase Owens
History in Yamagata
- Taichi is wrestling in his first singles match in Yamagata since 2009. He is 0-2-1 here.
- Chase Owens’ only singles match in Yamagata was during the 2016 Best of The Super Juniors tournament when he lost to Jyushin Thunder Liger here.
G1 Climax – All Time
Individual G1 Climax Tournament Schedules
Chase Owens
(L) September 19, EDION Arena Osaka: Chase Owens vs. Jeff Cobb
(L) September 24, Ota City General Gymnasium: Chase Owens vs. Tama Tonga
(L) September 29, Korakuen Hall: Chase Owens vs. SANADA
(L) October 1, Hamamatsu Arena: Chase Owens vs. EVIL
(W) October 4, Korakuen Hall: Chase Owens vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi
(L) October 8, Kochi Prefectural Gymnasium: Chase Owens vs. Hirooki Goto
(L) October 12, Xebio Arena Sendai: Chase Owens vs. Kazuchika Okada
October 14, Yamagata City General Sports Center: Chase Owens vs. Taichi
October 20, Nippon Budokan: Chase Owens vs. YOSHI-HASHI
Taichi
(W) September 19, EDION Arena Osaka: Taichi vs. Hirooki Goto
(W) September 24, Ota City General Gymnasium: Taichi vs. SANADA
(L) September 29, Korakuen Hall: Taichi vs. EVIL
(L) October 1, Hamamatsu Arena: Taichi vs. YOSHI-HASHI
(L) October 4, Korakuen Hall: Taichi vs. Jeff Cobb
(L) October 8, Kochi Prefectural Gymnasium: Taichi vs. Kazuchika Okada
(L) October 12, Xebio Arena Sendai: Taichi vs. Tama Tonga
October 14, Yamagata City General Sports Center: Taichi vs. Chase Owens
October 20, Nippon Budokan: Taichi vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi
Match One
BUSHI & Hiromu Takahashi vs. Kosei Fujita & Ryohei Oiwa
Recent History – 2021 Team
Recent History – Last 365 Days Team
Recent History – 2021 Individual Overall
