Tag League kicks off at the Gunma Convention Center
Super Jr. Tag League 2024 kicks off at the Gunma Convention Center on October 24th, featuring the debut of The Velocities and the return of Master Wato, among the first matches of the A Block.
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Main event: A Block
Ryusuke Taguchi & Dragon Dia vs. Ichiban Sweet Boys (Robbie Eagles & Kosei Fujita)
The main event of the first night sees Dragon Dia, no stranger to NJPW fans since replacing partner Ryusuke Taguchi in Best of the Super Jr. 24, back and straight in the main event. They’ll be facing off against TMDK’s Ichiban Sweet Boys — Kosei Fujita and Robbie Eagles.
The unique combination of Dragon Dia and Ryusuke Taguchi are pairing up for only the third time, continuing the Funky Weapon’s trend of unique teams over the years. Will this fresh combination be successful against the well versed technique and high flying maneuvers of Kosei Fujita & Robbie Eagles?
7th Match: A Block
BULLET CLUB War Dogs (Clark Connors & Drilla Moloney) vs. HOUSE OF TORTURE (SHO & Yoshinobu Kanemaru)
Direct tag record: 1–0 HOUSE OF TORTURE
In the semi-main event, two BULLET CLUB sub-factions collide as War Dogs face HOUSE OF TORTURE in a rematch from last year’s Super Jr. Tag League. That night, Kanemaru secured a controversial win via a roll-up. After the War Dogs lost their belts to the Intergalactic Jet Setters at King of Pro Wrestling, the team of Clark Connors and Drilla Moloney have a chip on their shoulder. With the referee needing to keep a close eye on this contest, which BULLET CLUB side will prove dominant?
6th Match: A Block
Tiger Mask & Capitán Suicida vs. Hiromu Takahashi & BUSHI
The opening match of the A Block sees Capitán Suicida return, having previously faced Hiromu Takahashi in last year’s Fantastica Mania. Los Ingobernables de Japón emerged victorious in both encounters, but can Suicida find success this time alongside the legendary Jr. Heavyweight, Tiger Mask?
5th Match
Shota Umino, Master Wato & Jado vs. Just five Guys (SANADA, DOUKI & TAKA Michinoku )
In a preview for upcoming singles matches November 4 at Power Struggle, three members of Just 5 Guys face off against Hontai members in a six-man tag match. Veterans Jado and TAKA Michinoku will bring their experience to the table, while DOUKI, riding a recent winning streak, looks to test himself against the returning Master Wato. Wato, sidelined earlier this year due to a knee injury, is eager to show DOUKI he hasn’t missed a beat as they look toward their IWGP Junior Heavyweight title match in November. This match also offers a preview of the upcoming showdown between Shota Umino and SANADA.
4th Match
Tomoaki Honma, Kevin Knight & KUSHIDA vs. United Empire (Jakob Austin Young, Francesco Akira & TJP)
This match previews the second night’s main event, with Catch 2/2 squaring off against the Intergalactic Jet Setters. The new champions, KUSHIDA and Kevin Knight, joined by the legendary Tomoaki Honma, have unfinished business with Akira and TJP, and want to set the pace before Kawasaki Saturday.
3rd Match
Shoma Kato, Ninja Mack & The DKC vs. BULLET CLUB (Gedo, Robbie X & Taiji Ishimori)
After being revealed to the world at Royal Quest, Japanese fans will see Taiji Ishimori’s new partner, Robbie X teaming with BULLET CLUB’s master strategist, Gedo. They face the Young Lion Shoma Kato, LA Dojo product and trainer at the NJPW Academy The DKC, and Ninja Mack, who impressed fans at Best of the Super Jr. 31.
2nd Match
Katsuya Murashima & YOH vs. The Velocities (Jude London & Paris De Silva)
Debuting Australian tag team The Velocities are set to bring their high-flying style to Japan. This match also serves as a sneak peak for their next-night encounter with YOH and Rocky Romero. YOH teams with amateur wrestling standout and Young Lion Katsuya Murashima, who will have to work hard to keep up with the Velocities’ standout pace.
1st Match
Masatora Yasuda vs. Daiki Nagai
Singles record: 0–0–15
In the opening match, Young Lions Masatora Yasuda and Daiki Nagai face off. Nagai’s team recently claimed victory at Blue Justice XIV, prompting him to call Yasuda and the other Young Lions out backstage. Can Nagai back up his bold words in the ring in a singles match?