G1 Climax 30

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G1 Climax 30
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Promotion New Japan Pro-Wrestling
DateSeptember 19 to October 18, 2020
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Tagline(s)Be The One!
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Kota Ibushi, winner of G1 Climax 30
Tournament information
Sport Professional wrestling
Location
DatesSeptember 19, 2020–October 18, 2020
Tournament
format(s)
Two-block round-robin tournament
Participants20
Final positions
Champion Kota Ibushi
Runner-up Sanada
Tournament statistics
Bouts fought91

The G1 Climax 30 was a professional wrestling tournament produced by New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW). The tournament commenced on September 19 and concluded on October 18, 2020. It was the thirtieth edition of G1 Climax, and forty-sixth edition of the tournament counting its previous forms under different names. A Block winner Kota Ibushi defeated B Block winner Sanada in the final to win the tournament.

Contents

Considered NJPW's most important tournament, the G1 Climax features twenty wrestlers, divided in two blocks of ten ("A" and "B"). Each participant faces all nine other wrestlers within the same block in singles matches. The winner of each block is determined via a point system, with two points for a win, one point for a draw, and no point for a defeat; each night of the event sees the ten members of one block compete for the tournament. On the final day of the event, the winners of both blocks face each other to determine the winner of the G1 Climax, who will gain a future match for the IWGP Heavyweight Championship at Wrestle Kingdom, NJPW's biggest yearly event. The event was broadcast live on TV Asahi and Fighting TV Samurai  [ ja ] in Japan, and New Japan Pro-Wrestling World worldwide.

Production

Other on-screen personnel
Role:Name:
English Commentators Kevin Kelly (nights 1–16 VOD, 17–19 live)
Rocky Romero (nights 1–16 VOD, 17–19 live)
Chris Charlton (nights 17–19)
Japanese Commentators Koki Yamazaki (nights 1, 2, 5)
Shinji Yoshino (nights 1, 2, 11, 12, 19)
Shigeki Kiyono (nights 8–13)
Yuichi Tabata (nights 1, 2, 5, 11, 12, 17)
Haruo Murata (nights 3, 4, 6, 7, 14–16)
Kazuo Yamazaki (nights 6 & 18)
Yohei Onishi (nights 5, 18, 19)
Milano Collection A.T.
Souichi Shibata (nights 7–9)
Jyushin Thunder Liger (nights 1, 2, 10, 13, 15, 16, 19)
Miki Motoi (nights 3, 4, 6, 14)
Katsuhiko Kanazawa (nights 5, 6, 17)
Daisuke Takahashi (nights 6 & 7)
Kazuki Kusanagi (night 17)
Hiroki Mikami (nights 17 & 18)
Shunpei Terakawa (nights 18 & 19)
Ring announcers Kimihiko Ozaki
Makoto Abe
Referees Kenta Sato
Marty Asami
Red Shoes Unno

Tournament rules

The tournament features twenty wrestlers, divided in two blocks of ten ("A" and "B"). Each participant faces all nine other wrestler within the same block in singles match, with the winner of each block being determined via a point system, gaining two points for a win, one point for a draw, and no point for a loss; each night of the event sees the ten members of a same block compete for the tournament. In case of several wrestler sharing the top score, the results of the matches those wrestlers had when facing each others in the tournament act as tiebreaker, with the one having the most wins over the other top-scorers determining the winner of the block. [1] [2]

On the final day of the event, the respective winners of both blocks face each other to determine the winner of the G1 Climax, who would gain a future match for the IWGP Heavyweight Championship, NJPW's top championship, at Wrestle Kingdom, NJPW's biggest yearly event; if the IWGP Heavyweight Champion himself wins, he gets to pick his opponent at Wrestle Kingdom. The Young Lion matches have a fifteen-minutes time limit, while the matches of the tournament have a 30-minutes time limit (with the time limit being reached resulting in a tie); the final match between the two block winners has no time limit. [1] [2]

History

In January 2020, NJPW announced that the 2020 edition of the G1 Climax would take place from September to October, instead of its usual July–August schedule, to avoid conflict with the 2020 Summer Olympics. [3] During the New Japan Road event on September 9, NJPW announced the full tournament bracket for the G1 Climax. [4] [5]

Storylines

The event includes matches that result from scripted storylines, where wrestlers portray heroes, villains, or less distinguishable characters in scripted events that build tension and culminate in a wrestling match or series of matches. [6]

The tournament saw the in-ring returns of Juice Robinson and Will Ospreay to NJPW for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began. [7] Jay White, Jeff Cobb, and Kenta returned to NJPW in August on their weekly TV show, NJPW Strong , which was taped in America. However, this tournament was White, Cobb, and Kenta's returns to Japan since the start of the pandemic.

Venues

Dates [8] VenueLocation
September 19 Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium Namba, Osaka
September 20
September 23 Hokkaido Prefectural Sports Center Toyohira-ku, Sapporo
September 24
September 27 World Memorial Hall Chūō-ku, Kobe
September 29 Korakuen Hall Bunkyo, Tokyo
September 30
October 1 City Hall Plaza Aore Nagaoka Nagaoka, Niigata
October 5 Takamatsu City General Gymnasium Takamatsu, Kagawa
October 6 Hiroshima Sun Plaza Nishi-ku, Hiroshima
October 7
October 8 Zip Arena Okayama Okayama, Okayama
October 10 Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium Namba, Osaka
October 11 Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium Nagoya, Aichi
October 13 Hamamatsu Arena Hamamatsu, Shizuoka
October 14Yokohama Budokan Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama
October 16 Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumida, Tokyo
October 17
October 18

Results

Night 1 (A Block)

The first night of A Block took place on September 19, 2020 at the Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium in Namba, Osaka. [9]

No.Results [9] StipulationsTimes
1 Yuya Uemura defeated Yota Tsuji by submission Singles match 6:57
2 Will Ospreay defeated Yujiro Takahashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament7:34
3 Taichi defeated Jeff Cobb Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament12:47
4 Minoru Suzuki defeated Tomohiro Ishii Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament13:00
5 Jay White defeated Shingo Takagi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament19:28
6 Kota Ibushi defeated Kazuchika Okada Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament21:35

Tournament scores

RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Kota Ibushi Win02
Jay White Win02
Minoru Suzuki Win02
Taichi Win02
Will Ospreay Win02
2 Shingo Takagi Loss00
Jeff Cobb Loss00
Tomohiro Ishii Loss00
Yujiro Takahashi Loss00
Kazuchika Okada Loss00

Night 2 (B Block)

The first night of B Block took place on September 20, 2020 at the Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium in Namba, Osaka. [10]

No.Results [10] StipulationsTimes
1 Yota Tsuji defeated Gabriel Kidd by submission Singles match 9:15
2 Juice Robinson defeated Yoshi-Hashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament15:57
3 Toru Yano defeated Sanada by count out Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament6:16
4 Kenta defeated Hirooki Goto by submission Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament17:15
5 Zack Sabre Jr. defeated Evil Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament14:54
6 Tetsuya Naito defeated Hiroshi Tanahashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament27:16

Tournament scores

RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Tetsuya Naito Win02
Toru Yano Win02
Juice Robinson Win02
Zack Sabre Jr. Win02
Kenta Win02
2 Hiroshi Tanahashi Loss00
Sanada Loss00
Yoshi-Hashi Loss00
Evil Loss00
Hirooki Goto Loss00

Night 3 (A Block)

The second night of A Block took place on September 23, 2020 at the Hokkaido Prefectural Sports Center in Toyohira-ku, Sapporo. [11]

No.Results [11] StipulationsTimes
1 Gabriel Kidd defeated Yuya Uemura Singles match 7:21
2 Jeff Cobb defeated Shingo Takagi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament11:44
3 Kazuchika Okada defeated Yujiro Takahashi by submission Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament12:01
4 Taichi defeated Minoru Suzuki Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament12:11
5 Will Ospreay defeated Tomohiro Ishii Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament18:20
6 Jay White (with Gedo) defeated Kota Ibushi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament20:28

Tournament scores

RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Will Ospreay Win24
Taichi Win24
Jay White Win24
2 Kota Ibushi Loss22
Minoru Suzuki Loss22
Kazuchika Okada Win02
Jeff Cobb Win02
3 Tomohiro Ishii Loss00
Yujiro Takahashi Loss00
Shingo Takagi Loss00

Night 4 (B Block)

The second night of B Block took place on September 24, 2020 at the Hokkaido Prefectural Sports Center in Toyohira-ku, Sapporo. [12]

No.Results [12] StipulationsTimes
1 Yota Tsuji defeated Yuya Uemura by submission Singles match 8:13
2 Hirooki Goto defeated Sanada Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament11:03
3 Toru Yano defeated Hiroshi Tanahashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament7:15
4 Juice Robinson defeated Kenta Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament17:01
5 Evil defeated Yoshi-Hashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament17:21
6 Tetsuya Naito defeated Zack Sabre Jr. Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament28:28

Tournament scores

RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Tetsuya Naito Win24
Toru Yano Win24
Juice Robinson Win24
2 Zack Sabre Jr. Loss22
Kenta Loss22
Evil Win02
Hirooki Goto Win02
3 Hiroshi Tanahashi Loss00
Sanada Loss00
Yoshi-Hashi Loss00

Night 5 (A Block)

The third night of A Block took place on September 27, 2020 at the World Memorial Hall in Chūō-ku, Kobe. [13]

No.Results [13] StipulationsTimes
1 Gabriel Kidd defeated Yota Tsuji Singles match 7:40
2 Taichi defeated Yujiro Takahashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament11:03
3 Minoru Suzuki defeated Jeff Cobb Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament9:24
4 Kota Ibushi defeated Tomohiro Ishii Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament15:41
5 Shingo Takagi defeated Will Ospreay Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament22:03
6 Jay White defeated Kazuchika Okada Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament18:48

Tournament scores

RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Taichi Win46
Jay White Win46
2 Will Ospreay Loss44
Kota Ibushi Win24
Minoru Suzuki Win24
3 Kazuchika Okada Loss22
Jeff Cobb Loss22
Shingo Takagi Win02
4 Tomohiro Ishii Loss00
Yujiro Takahashi Loss00

Night 6 (B Block)

The third night of B Block took place on September 29, 2020 at Korakuen Hall in Bunkyo, Tokyo. [14]

No.Results [14] StipulationsTimes
1 Yuya Uemura defeated Gabriel Kidd by submission Singles match 9:10
2 Yoshi-Hashi defeated Sanada Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament15:15
3 Kenta defeated Zack Sabre Jr. Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament15:46
4 Hiroshi Tanahashi defeated Juice Robinson Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament14:16
5 Toru Yano defeated Evil Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament4:33
6 Tetsuya Naito defeated Hirooki Goto Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament21:58

Tournament scores

RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Tetsuya Naito Win46
Toru Yano Win46
2 Juice Robinson Loss44
Kenta Win24
3 Zack Sabre Jr. Loss22
Evil Loss22
Hirooki Goto Loss22
4 Hiroshi Tanahashi Win02
Yoshi-Hashi Win02
5 Sanada Loss00

Night 7 (A Block)

The fourth night of A Block took place on September 30, 2020 at Korakuen Hall in Bunkyo, Tokyo. [15]

No.Results [15] StipulationsTimes
1 Yota Tsuji defeated Yuya Uemura by submission Singles match 7:35
2 Minoru Suzuki defeated Yujiro Takahashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament7:53
3 Kota Ibushi defeated Jeff Cobb Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament10:43
4 Kazuchika Okada defeated Taichi by referee stoppage Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament17:03
5 Will Ospreay defeated Jay White Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament18:46
6 Tomohiro Ishii defeated Shingo Takagi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament26:01

Tournament scores

RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Taichi Loss66
Jay White Loss66
Will Ospreay Win46
Kota Ibushi Win46
Minoru Suzuki Win46
2 Kazuchika Okada Win24
3 Jeff Cobb Loss22
Shingo Takagi Loss22
Tomohiro Ishii Win02
4 Yujiro Takahashi Loss00

Night 8 (B Block)

The fourth night of B Block took place on October 1, 2020 at City Hall Plaza Aore Nagaoka in Nagaoka, Niigata. [16]

No.Results [16] StipulationsTimes
1 Yota Tsuji vs. Gabriel Kidd ended in a time limit draw Singles match 15:00
2 Juice Robinson defeated Toru Yano Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament6:42
3 Zack Sabre Jr. defeated Hirooki Goto Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament3:59
4 Hiroshi Tanahashi defeated Yoshi-Hashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament18:41
5 Evil defeated Kenta Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament15:40
6 Sanada defeated Tetsuya Naito Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament27:08

Tournament scores

RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Tetsuya Naito Loss66
Toru Yano Loss66
Juice Robinson Win46
2 Kenta Loss44
Zack Sabre Jr. Win24
Evil Win24
Hiroshi Tanahashi Win24
3 Hirooki Goto Loss22
Yoshi-Hashi Loss22
Sanada Win02

Night 9 (A Block)

The fifth night of A Block took place on October 5, 2020 at the Takamatsu City General Gymnasium in Takamatsu, Kagawa. [17]

No.Results [17] StipulationsTimes
1 Yuya Uemura defeated Gabriel Kidd by submission Singles match 7:35
2 Shingo Takagi defeated Yujiro Takahashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament13:28
3 Jeff Cobb defeated Jay White Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament12:24
4 Kazuchika Okada defeated Minoru Suzuki Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament14:10
5 Tomohiro Ishii defeated Taichi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament18:41
6 Kota Ibushi defeated Will Ospreay Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament15:56

Tournament scores

RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Kota Ibushi Win68
2 Jay White Loss66
Will Ospreay Loss66
Taichi Loss66
Minoru Suzuki Loss66
Kazuchika Okada Win46
3 Jeff Cobb Win24
Shingo Takagi Win24
Tomohiro Ishii Win24
4 Yujiro Takahashi Loss00

Night 10 (B Block)

The fifth night of B Block took place on October 6, 2020 at the Hiroshima Sun Plaza in Nishi-ku, Hiroshima. [18]

No.Results [18] StipulationsTimes
1 Yota Tsuji vs. Yuya Uemura ended in a time limit draw Singles match 15:00
2 Hirooki Goto defeated Toru Yano Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament0:18 [lower-alpha 1]
3 Sanada defeated Zack Sabre Jr. Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament14:31
4 Evil defeated Juice Robinson Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament15:35
5 Tetsuya Naito defeated Yoshi-Hashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament24:43
6 Hiroshi Tanahashi defeated Kenta by submission Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament23:41

Tournament scores

RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Tetsuya Naito Win68
2 Evil Win46
Hiroshi Tanahashi Win46
Toru Yano Loss66
Juice Robinson Loss66
3 Hirooki Goto Win24
Sanada Win24
Kenta Loss44
Zack Sabre Jr. Loss44
4 Yoshi-Hashi Loss22

Night 11 (A Block)

The sixth night of the A Block took place on October 7, 2020 at the Hiroshima Sun Plaza in Nishi-ku, Hiroshima. [19]

No.Results [19] StipulationsTimes
1 Yota Tsuji defeated Gabriel Kidd Singles match 6:43
2 Tomohiro Ishii defeated Yujiro Takahashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament15:25
3 Kazuchika Okada defeated Jeff Cobb Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament11:03
4 Will Ospreay defeated Minoru Suzuki Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament14:26
5 Jay White defeated Taichi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament15:16
6 Shingo Takagi defeated Kota Ibushi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament21:56

Tournament scores

Colors
Can still win the block

Cannot win the block regardless of future results
RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Kota Ibushi Loss88
Jay White Win68
Kazuchika Okada Win68
Will Ospreay Win68
2 Minoru Suzuki Loss66
Taichi Loss66
Shingo Takagi Win46
Tomohiro Ishii Win46
3 Jeff Cobb Loss44
4 Yujiro Takahashi Loss00

Night 12 (B Block)

The sixth night of the B Block took place on October 8, 2020 at Zip Arena Okayama in Okayama, Okayama. [20]

No.Results [20] StipulationsTimes
1 Gabriel Kidd defeated Yuya Uemura Singles match 8:47
2 Hirooki Goto defeated Yoshi-Hashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament14:12
3 Zack Sabre Jr. defeated Toru Yano by submission Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament12:20
4 Sanada defeated Kenta Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament11:24
5 Tetsuya Naito defeated Juice Robinson Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament25:01
6 Evil defeated Hiroshi Tanahashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament19:58

Tournament scores

Colors
Can still win the block

Cannot win the block regardless of future results
RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Tetsuya Naito Win810
2 Evil Win68
3 Hiroshi Tanahashi Loss66
Juice Robinson Loss66
Toru Yano Loss66
Hirooki Goto Win46
Sanada Win46
Zack Sabre Jr. Win46
4 Kenta Loss44
5 Yoshi-Hashi Loss22

Night 13 (A Block)

The seventh night of A Block took place on October 10, 2020 at the Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium in Namba, Osaka. [21]

No.Results [21] StipulationsTimes
1 Yuya Uemura defeated Yota Tsuji Singles match 9:03
2 Jeff Cobb defeated Tomohiro Ishii Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament14:57
3 Jay White defeated Yujiro Takahashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament3:40
4 Will Ospreay defeated Taichi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament16:26
5 Kota Ibushi defeated Minoru Suzuki Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament16:58
6 Kazuchika Okada defeated Shingo Takagi by referee stoppage Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament27:45

Tournament scores

Colors
Can still win the block

Cannot win the block regardless of future results
RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Kota Ibushi Win810
Jay White Win810
Kazuchika Okada Win810
Will Ospreay Win810
2 Taichi Loss66
Shingo Takagi Loss66
Minoru Suzuki Loss66
Tomohiro Ishii Loss66
Jeff Cobb Win46
3 Yujiro Takahashi Loss00

Night 14 (B Block)

The seventh night of B Block took place on October 11, 2020 at the Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium in Nagoya, Aichi. [22]

No.Results [22] StipulationsTimes
1 Gabriel Kidd defeated Yota Tsuji Singles match 7:09
2 Zack Sabre Jr. defeated Yoshi-Hashi by submission Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament13:34
3 Kenta defeated Toru Yano by count out Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament8:56
4 Sanada defeated Juice Robinson Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament15:06
5 Hirooki Goto defeated Hiroshi Tanahashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament13:38
6 Evil defeated Tetsuya Naito Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament23:57

Tournament scores

Colors
Can still win the block

Cannot win the block regardless of future results
RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Evil Win810
Tetsuya Naito Loss1010
2 Hirooki Goto Win68
Zack Sabre Jr. Win68
Sanada Win68
3 Toru Yano Loss66
Hiroshi Tanahashi Loss66
Juice Robinson Loss66
Kenta Win46
4 Yoshi-Hashi Loss22

Night 15 (A Block)

The eighth night of A Block took place on October 13, 2020 at the Hamamatsu Arena in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka. [23]

No.Results [23] StipulationsTimes
1 Yuya Uemura defeated Gabriel Kidd Singles match 8:37
2 Jeff Cobb defeated Will Ospreay Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament12:21
3 Kota Ibushi defeated Yujiro Takahashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament12:28
4 Taichi defeated Shingo Takagi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament16:21
5 Jay White defeated Minoru Suzuki Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament20:30
6 Kazuchika Okada defeated Tomohiro Ishii by referee stoppage Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament26:13

Tournament scores

Colors
Can still win the block

Cannot win the block regardless of future results
RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Jay White Win1012
Kota Ibushi Win1012
Kazuchika Okada Win1012
2 Will Ospreay Loss1010
3 Taichi Win68
Jeff Cobb Win68
4 Minoru Suzuki Loss66
Tomohiro Ishii Loss66
Shingo Takagi Loss66
5 Yujiro Takahashi Loss00

Night 16 (B Block)

The eighth night of B Block took place on October 14, 2020 at the Yokohama Budokan in Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama. [24]

No.Results [24] StipulationsTimes
1 Yota Tsuji defeated Yuya Uemura by submission Singles match 7:56
2 Kenta defeated Yoshi-Hashi by submission Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament17:39
3 Zack Sabre Jr. defeated Juice Robinson Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament14:30
4 Tetsuya Naito defeated Toru Yano Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament8:04
5 Evil defeated Hirooki Goto Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament15:33
6 Sanada defeated Hiroshi Tanahashi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament28:25

Tournament scores

Colors
Can still win the block

Cannot win the block regardless of future results
RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Evil Win1012
Tetsuya Naito Win1012
2 Sanada Win810
Zack Sabre Jr. Win810
3 Hirooki Goto Loss88
Kenta Win68
4 Hiroshi Tanahashi Loss66
Juice Robinson Loss66
Toru Yano Loss66
5 Yoshi-Hashi Loss22

Night 17 (A Block Final)

The ninth night of A Block took place on October 16, 2020 at the Ryogoku Kokugikan in Sumida, Tokyo. [25] Kota Ibushi was declared the winner of A Block after Tomohiro Ishii pinned Jay White.

No.Results [25] StipulationsTimes
1 Yota Tsuji defeated Gabriel Kidd by submission Singles match 6:52
2 Yujiro Takahashi defeated Jeff Cobb Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament10:30
3 Shingo Takagi defeated Minoru Suzuki Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament12:29
4 Will Ospreay defeated Kazuchika Okada Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament17:04
5 Kota Ibushi defeated Taichi Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament17:12
6 Tomohiro Ishii defeated Jay White Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament24:35

Tournament scores

Colors

Winner of the block

Did not win the block
RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Kota Ibushi Win1214
2 Jay White Loss1212
Will Ospreay Win1012
Kazuchika Okada Loss1212
3 Taichi Loss88
Jeff Cobb Loss88
Shingo Takagi Win68
Tomohiro Ishii Win68
4 Minoru Suzuki Loss66
5 Yujiro Takahashi Win02

Night 18 (B Block Final)

The ninth night of B Block will take place on October 17, 2020 at the Ryogoku Kokugikan in Sumida, Tokyo. [26] Sanada was declared the winner of B Block after pinning Evil.

No.Results [26] StipulationsTimes
1 Gabriel Kidd defeated Yuya Uemura Singles match 8:16
2 Yoshi-Hashi defeated Toru Yano Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament6:10
3 Juice Robinson defeated Hirooki Goto Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament12:07
4 Hiroshi Tanahashi defeated Zack Sabre Jr. Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament12:01
5 Kenta defeated Tetsuya Naito Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament21:06
6 Sanada defeated Evil Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament27:01

Tournament scores

Colors

Winner of the block

Did not win the block
RankWrestlerResultPoints
PrePost
1 Sanada Win1012
2 Evil Loss1212
Tetsuya Naito Loss1212
3 Kenta Win810
Zack Sabre Jr. Loss1010
4 Juice Robinson Win68
Hiroshi Tanahashi Win68
Hirooki Goto Loss88
5 Toru Yano Loss66
6 Yoshi-Hashi Win24

Night 19 (Final)

The final night took place on October 18, 2020 at the Ryogoku Kokugikan in Sumida, Tokyo. A Block winner Kota Ibushi defeated B Block winner Sanada to be declared the winner of the tournament. [27]

No.Results [27] StipulationsTimes
1 Suzuki-gun (Taichi, Zack Sabre Jr., Douki and El Desperado) defeated Chaos (Toru Yano, Tomohiro Ishii, Yoshi-Hashi and Hirooki Goto) Eight-man tag team match 10:34
2 Los Ingobernables de Japón (Hiromu Takahashi and Shingo Takagi) defeated Suzuki-gun (Minoru Suzuki and Yoshinobu Kanemaru) Tag team match 11:54
3 Taguchi Japan (Master Wato, Jeff Cobb, Juice Robinson and Hiroshi Tanahashi) defeated Bullet Club (Jay White, Kenta, Gedo and Taiji Ishimori) Eight-man tag team match 9:12
4 Will Ospreay and Great-O-Khan defeated Chaos (Sho and Kazuchika Okada) Tag team match 12:36
5 Bullet Club (Yujiro Takahashi and Evil) defeated Los Ingobernables de Japón (Bushi and Tetsuya Naito) Tag team match 14:14
6 Kota Ibushi defeated Sanada Singles match for the G1 Climax tournament final35:12

Participants

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Kota Ibushi 14 Sanada 12
Will Ospreay 12 Evil 12
Jay White 12 Tetsuya Naito 12
Kazuchika Okada 12 Kenta 10
Taichi 8 Zack Sabre Jr. 10
Jeff Cobb 8 Hirooki Goto 8
Tomohiro Ishii 8 Hiroshi Tanahashi 8
Shingo Takagi 8 Juice Robinson 8
Minoru Suzuki 6 Toru Yano 6
Yujiro Takahashi 2 Yoshi-Hashi 4
Tournament overview
Block A Ibushi Cobb Okada Ishii Ospreay Takagi Suzuki Taichi White Takahashi
Ibushi —Ibushi
(10:43) [15] 		Ibushi
(21:35) [9] 		Ibushi
(15:41) [13] 		Ibushi
(15:56) [17] 		Takagi
(21:56) [19] 		Ibushi
(16:58) [21] 		Ibushi
(17:12) [25] 		White
(20:28) [10] 		Ibushi
(12:28) [23]
Cobb Ibushi
(10:43) [15] 		—Okada
(11:03) [19] 		Cobb
(14:57) [21] 		Cobb
(12:21) [23] 		Cobb
(11:44) [10] 		Suzuki
(9:24) [13] 		Taichi
(12:47) [9] 		Cobb
(12:24) [17] 		Takahashi
(10:30) [25]
Okada Ibushi
(21:35) [9] 		Okada
(11:03) [19] 		—Okada
(26:13) [23] 		Ospreay
(17:04) [25] 		Okada
(27:45) [21] 		Okada
(14:10) [17] 		Okada
(17:03) [15] 		White
(18:48) [13] 		Okada
(12:01) [10]
Ishii Ibushi
(15:41) [13] 		Cobb
(14:57) [21] 		Okada
(26:13) [23] 		—Ospreay
(18:20) [10] 		Ishii
(26:01) [15] 		Suzuki
(13:00) [9] 		Ishii
(18:41) [17] 		Ishii
(24:35) [25] 		Ishii
(15:25) [19]
Ospreay Ibushi
(15:56) [17] 		Cobb
(12:21) [23] 		Ospreay
(17:04) [25] 		Ospreay
(18:20) [10] 		—Takagi
(22:03) [13] 		Ospreay
(14:26) [19] 		Ospreay
(16:26) [21] 		Ospreay
(18:46) [15] 		Ospreay
(7:34) [9]
Takagi Takagi
(21:56) [19] 		Cobb
(11:44) [10] 		Okada
(27:45) [21] 		Ishii
(26:01) [15] 		Takagi
(22:03) [13] 		—Takagi
(12:29) [25] 		Taichi
(16:21) [23] 		White
(19:28) [9] 		Takagi
(13:38) [17]
Suzuki Ibushi
(16:28) [21] 		Suzuki
(9:24) [13] 		Okada
(14:10) [17] 		Suzuki
(13:00) [9] 		Ospreay
(14:26) [19] 		Takagi
(12:29) [25] 		—Taichi
(12:11) [10] 		White
(20:30) [23] 		Suzuki
(7:53) [15]
Taichi Ibushi
(17:12) [25] 		Taichi
(12:47) [9] 		Okada
(17:03) [15] 		Ishii
(18:41) [17] 		Ospreay
(16:26) [21] 		Taichi
(16:21) [23] 		Taichi
(12:11) [10] 		—White
(15:16) [19] 		Taichi
(11:03) [13]
White White
(20:28) [10] 		Cobb
(12:24) [17] 		White
(18:48) [13] 		Ishii
(24:35) [25] 		Ospreay
(18:46) [15] 		White
(19:28) [9] 		White
(20:30) [23] 		White
(15:16) [19] 		—White
(3:40) [21]
Takahashi Ibushi
(12:28) [23] 		Takahashi
(10:30) [25] 		Okada
(12:01) [10] 		Ishii
(15:25) [19] 		Ospreay
(7:34) [9] 		Takagi
(13:38) [17] 		Suzuki
(7:53) [15] 		Taichi
(11:03) [13] 		White
(3:40) [21] 		—
Block B Tanahashi Robinson Goto Yano Yoshi-Hashi Naito Sanada Sabre Kenta Evil
Tanahashi —Tanahashi
(14:16) [14] 		Goto
(13:38) [22] 		Yano
(7:15) [10] 		Tanahashi
(18:41) [16] 		Naito
(27:16) [10] 		Sanada
(28:25) [24] 		Tanahashi
(12:01) [26] 		Tanahashi
(23:41) [18] 		Evil
(19:58) [20]
Robinson Tanahashi
(14:16) [14] 		—Robinson
(12:07) [26] 		Robinson
(6:42) [16] 		Robinson
(15:57) [10] 		Naito
(25:01) [20] 		Sanada
(15:06) [22] 		Sabre
(14:30) [24] 		Robinson
(17:01) [10] 		Evil
(15:35) [18]
Goto Goto
(13:38) [22] 		Robinson
(12:07) [26] 		—Goto
(0:18) [18] 		Goto
(14:12) [20] 		Naito
(21:58) [14] 		Goto
(11:03) [10] 		Sabre
(3:59) [16] 		Kenta
(17:15) [10] 		Evil
(15:33) [24]
Yano Yano
(7:15) [10] 		Robinson
(6:42) [16] 		Goto
(0:18) [18] 		—Yoshi-Hashi
(6:10) [26] 		Naito
(8:04) [24] 		Yano
(6:16) [10] 		Sabre
(12:20) [20] 		Kenta
(8:56) [22] 		Yano
(4:33) [14]
Yoshi-Hashi Tanahashi
(18:41) [16] 		Robinson
(15:57) [10] 		Goto
(14:12) [20] 		Yoshi-Hashi
(6:10) [26] 		—Naito
(24:43) [18] 		Yoshi-Hashi
(15:15) [14] 		Sabre
(13:34) [22] 		Kenta
(17:39) [24] 		Evil
(17:21) [10]
Naito Naito
(27:16) [10] 		Naito
(25:01) [20] 		Naito
(21:58) [14] 		Naito
(8:04) [24] 		Naito
(24:43) [18] 		—Sanada
(27:08) [16] 		Naito
(28:28) [10] 		Kenta
(21:06) [26] 		Evil
(23:57) [22]
Sanada Sanada
(28:25) [24] 		Sanada
(15:06) [22] 		Goto
(11:03) [10] 		Yano
(6:16) [10] 		Yoshi-Hashi
(15:15) [14] 		Sanada
(27:08) [16] 		—Sanada
(14:31) [18] 		Sanada
(11:24) [20] 		Sanada
(27:01) [26]
Sabre Tanahashi
(12:01) [26] 		Sabre
(14:30) [24] 		Sabre
(3:59) [16] 		Sabre
(12:20) [20] 		Sabre
(13:34) [22] 		Naito
(28:28) [10] 		Sanada
(14:31) [18] 		—Kenta
(15:46) [14] 		Sabre
(14:54) [10]
Kenta Tanahashi
(23:41) [18] 		Robinson
(17:01) [10] 		Kenta
(17:15) [10] 		Kenta
(8:56) [22] 		Kenta
(17:36) [24] 		Kenta
(21:06) [26] 		Sanada
(11:24) [20] 		Kenta
(15:46) [14] 		—Evil
(15:40) [16]
Evil Evil
(19:58) [20] 		Evil
(15:35) [18] 		Evil
(15:33) [24] 		Yano
(4:33) [14] 		Evil
(17:21) [10] 		Evil
(23:57) [22] 		Sanada
(27:01) [26] 		Sabre
(14:54) [10] 		Evil
(15:40) [16] 		—
Final
   
A1 Kota Ibushi Pin [lower-alpha 2]
B1 Sanada 35:12 [27]

Aftermath

On night 17, during the match between Kazuchika Okada and Will Ospreay, Bea Priestley, Ospreay's girlfriend, made her debut appearance in NJPW, at ringside. As Okada locked his Money Clip submission onto Ospreay, Priestley attempted to enter the ring, distracting the referee in the process, allowing Tomoyuki Oka to make his return to the company as Great O-Kharn (later changed to Great O-Khan, in reference to Genghis Khan of the Mongol Empire), [28] attacking Okada with an Eliminator, helping earn the victory for Ospreay. Afterwards, Ospreay turned heel on Okada by attacking him after the match from behind with his Hidden Blade elbow. In a backstage interview, Ospreay announced that he would officially leave Chaos to start a new faction with him, Priestley, and O-Khan called The Empire (later changed to United Empire). [29]

On November 7, 2020, Kota Ibushi unsuccessfully defended his briefcase, being the first man to do so, by losing it to Jay White at Power Struggle.

Notes

  1. ↑ This match broke the record for the shortest match in G1 Climax history; previously held by Kenzo Suzuki vs. Tadao Yasuda in the 2002 tournament, which lasted 37 seconds.
  2. ↑ Ibushi became the first wrestler to win back to back G1 Climax tournaments since Hiroyoshi Tenzan in 2003 and 2004.

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