Category: AJPW

AJPW returns to Budokan Hall for its 50th Anniversary, a solid show with plenty of guests, a new Triple Crown Champion, and STATUS.

This show, along with the Budokan show, has helped get AJPW back on track, though questions still surround the company’s expected future stars.

This show encapsulated what I love and hate about All Japan. The booking was conservative, but the younger talent got a chance to shine.

There wasn’t a whole lot to this AJPW Royal Road Tournament show, and it didn’t help that the main event disappointed.

The fans were able to cheer on AJPW’s Royal Road Tournament 2022 show which definitely helped things.

While nothing was truly bad at AJPW’s Royal Road Tournament show from August 11, no matches ended up being great.

AJPW kicks off their 2022 Royal Road Tournament with three matches ranging from good to great and a main event where they didn’t do the absolute stupidest thing possible.

The main event certainly washed the taste out of my mouth of the debacle that was the Triple Crown match on the last Korakuen Hall show.

What the f***?

Champions Night 4 was one of All Japan’s best overall shows in a while and exhibited some positive signs for the company moving forward.

AJPW Super Power Series 2022 was not the best top-to-bottom All Japan show recently, but it still showed that there is forward momentum for the company.

AJPW’s two-night Super Power Series 2022 were the strongest back-to-back shows All Japan has done in a long time.