NJPW BEST OF THE SUPER Jr.32 29th May 2025
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Event Details:
- Event: NJPW Best of the Super Juniors 32 – Night 12
- Date: May 29, 2025
- Location: Region Plaza Joetsu, Joetsu, Niigata, Japan
- Time: Doors open at 17:30 JST; Bell time at 18:30 JST
- Broadcast: Live on NJPW World
Match Card Preview:
Several exciting matches are lined up for the night, as the B Block concludes, and the final standings for the tournament are decided. Here are the highlights:
- Kevin Knight defeated Ryusuke Taguchi with the UFO Splash at 8:40
- Titan defeated Nick Wayne with the Llave Inmortal at 8:14
- MAO defeated SHO with a Cannonball 450 Splash at 11:57
- El Desperado defeated Robbie Eagles with Numero Dos at 17:44
- YOH defeated Taiji Ishimori with the Direct Drive at 15:50
Final Standings:
A Block:
- Kosei Fujita – 10 points (5-4)
- Hiromu Takahashi – 10 points (5-4)
- Clark Connors – 10 points (5-4)
- Master Wato – 10 points (5-4)
- Francesco Akira – 10 points (5-4)
- KUSHIDA – 8 points (4-5)
- Ninja Mack – 8 points (4-5)
- Dragon Dia – 8 points (4-5)
- Robbie X – 8 points (4-5)
- Yoshinobu Kanemaru – 8 points (4-5)
B Block:
- YOH – 12 points (6-3)
- El Desperado – 12 points (6-3)
- MAO – 12 points (6-3)
- Taiji Ishimori – 8 points (4-5)
- Nick Wayne – 8 points (4-5)
- SHO – 8 points (4-5)
- Robbie Eagles – 8 points (4-5)
- Kevin Knight – 8 points (4-5)
- Titán – 8 points (4-5)
- Ryusuke Taguchi – 6 points (3-6)
Upcoming Finals:
- Event: NJPW Best of the Super Juniors 32 Finals
- Date: June 1, 2025
- Location: Ota City General Gymnasium, Tokyo, Japan
- Main Event: Kosei Fujita vs. YOH
- Broadcast: Live on NJPW World
Conclusion:
The NJPW Best of the Super Juniors 32 has been an exciting journey, building up to the final stages. As the B Block wraps up on May 29, 2025, fans have been treated to exceptional performances from the participants. Key contenders like YOH, El Desperado, and MAO have showcased their dominance, securing spots for the upcoming decisive matches. Meanwhile, the A Block has been equally competitive, with top wrestlers like Hiromu Takahashi and Kosei Fujita battling hard to claim their place in the finals.