List of New Japan Pro-Wrestling personnel

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New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW), is a Japanese professional wrestling promotion based in Nakano, Tokyo. NJPW personnel consists of professional wrestlers, commentators, color commentators, ring announcers, referees, trainers, producers, bookers, and various other positions. Executives and board members are also listed.

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Background

NJPW contracts typically range from developmental deals for dojo trainees to full-time contracts. Personnel appear on untelevised live events and on televised events which are aired on various broadcasters or on NJPW's own international streaming service, New Japan World.

Personnel is organized by their role in NJPW. The performer's ring name is listed on the left and their real name is on the right. This list also acknowledges which stable (referred to by NJPW as "units") a wrestler is a part of – this is listed as it is considered by NJPW to be a vital part of their product. "(L)" indicates the leader of the group.

As of 2024, there are six central units in NJPW:

In addition to the promotion's six central units, Chaos, G・B・H, and Seigigun are all listed and regarded by NJPW as units even though they have all been integrated into the Main Unit, G・B・H is now simply a tag team, and Yuji Nagata is Seigigun’s sole member. [1] NJPW produces a U.S.-based internet television program titled NJPW Strong Live ; Strong features its own distinct roster and units. Beginning in 2022, NJPW launched NJPW Tamashii, an Australasian-based subsidiary. Tamashii additionally features its own distinct roster and units. NJPW refers to their dojo trainees as "Young Lions".

As NJPW has working relationships with All Elite Wrestling (AEW), Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL), Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), Major League Wrestling (MLW), Revolution Pro Wrestling (RPW), Ring of Honor (ROH) and numerous Japanese promotions, wrestlers from these promotions may appear on NJPW events and have their home promotions or stables from their home promotions listed as their affiliated unit.

Roster

Men's division

Heavyweight division

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Tetsuya Naito
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David Finlay
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Henare
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Jeff Cobb
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Great-O-Khan
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Gabe Kidd
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Mikey Nicholls
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Shane Haste
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Hiroshi Tanahashi
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Oleg Boltin
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Toru Yano
Ring nameReal nameUnit [1] [2] Notes
Callum Newman [3] Callum Newman United Empire
Chase Owens [4] Steven Owens Bullet Club
David Finlay [5] David Finlay III Bullet Club (L)
War Dogs
IWGP Global Heavyweight Champion
El Phantasmo [6] Riley VigierMain Unit
Evil [7] Takaaki Watanabe Bullet Club
House of Torture (L)
Gabe Kidd [8] Gabriel Kidd Bullet Club
War Dogs
Strong Openweight Champion
Great-O-Khan [9] Tomoyuki Oka [10] United Empire Provisional KOPW Champion
Henare [11] Aaron Henry United Empire NEVER Openweight Champion
Hirooki Goto [12] Hirooki Goto [13] Main Unit
Chaos
Hiroshi Tanahashi [14] Hiroshi Tanahashi [15] Main UnitPresident and Representative Director
NEVER Openweight Six-Man Tag Team Champion
Hiroyoshi Tenzan [16] Hiroyoshi YamamotoMain Unit
Jake Lee [17] Lee Jae-kyung Bullet Club
War Dogs
Jeff Cobb [18] Jeffrey Cobb United Empire NJPW World Television Champion
Jon Moxley [19] Jonathan Good AEW
Blackpool Combat Club
Signed to All Elite Wrestling
Kenta [20] Kenta Kobayashi Bullet Club
Mikey Nicholls [21] Michael Nicholls TMDK IWGP Tag Team Champion
Strong Openweight Tag Team Champion
Oleg Boltin [22] Oleg BoltinMain Unit NEVER Openweight Six-Man Tag Team Champion
Ren Narita [23] Ren Narita Bullet Club
House of Torture
Sanada [24] Seiya Sanada Just 5 Guys (L)
Satoshi Kojima [25] Satoshi KojimaMain Unit
MLW
Shane Haste [26] Shane Veryzer TMDK IWGP Tag Team Champion
Strong Openweight Tag Team Champion
Shingo Takagi [27] Shin Takagi Los Ingobernables de Japón
Shota Umino [28] Shota UminoMain Unit
Taichi [29] Taichiro Maki Just 5 Guys
Tetsuya Naito [30] Tetsuya Naito Los Ingobernables de Japón (L) IWGP World Heavyweight Champion
Togi Makabe [31] Shinya MakabeMain Unit
G・B・H (L)
Trainer [32]
Tomoaki Honma [33] Tomoaki HonmaMain Unit
G・B・H
Freelancer [34]
Tomohiro Ishii [35] Tomohiro IshiiMain Unit
Chaos
Toru Yano [36] Toru YanoMain Unit
Chaos
NEVER Openweight Six-Man Tag Team Champion
Yoshi-Hashi [37] Nobuo YoshihashiMain Unit
Chaos
Yota Tsuji [38] Yota Tsuji Los Ingobernables de Japón
Yuji Nagata [39] Yuji NagataMain Unit
Seigigun (L)
Yujiro Takahashi [40] Yujiro Takahashi Bullet Club
House of Torture
Yuya Uemura [41] Yuya Uemura Just 5 Guys
Zack Sabre Jr. [42] Lucas Eatwell TMDK

Junior heavyweight division

Ring nameReal nameUnit [1] [2] Notes
Bushi [43] Tetsuya Shimizu Los Ingobernables de Japón
Clark Connors [44] Connor Deutsch Bullet Club
War Dogs
IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Champion
Dick Togo [45] Shigeki Sato Bullet Club
House of Torture
Douki [46] Tatsuya Hayama Just 5 Guys IWGP Junior Heavyweight Champion
Drilla Moloney [47] Daniel Moloney Bullet Club
War Dogs
IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Champion
El Desperado [48] Kyosuke MikamiMain Unit
Freelancer [49]
Francesco Akira [50] Francesco Begnini United Empire
Gedo [51] Keiji Takayama Bullet Club
War Dogs
Co-head booker
Hiromu Takahashi [52] Hiromu Takahashi Los Ingobernables de Japón
Jado [53] Shoji AkiyoshiMain UnitCo-head booker
Head trainer
Kosei Fujita [54] Kosei Fujita TMDK
Kushida [55] Yujiro KushidaMain UnitTrainer
Signed to TNA Wrestling
Master Wato [56] Hirai KawatoMain Unit
Robbie Eagles [57] James McMathaus TMDK Soul of PWA Champion
Rocky Romero [58] John RiveraMain Unit
Chaos
Vice President of Show and Talent Coordination
Ryusuke Taguchi [59] Ryusuke TaguchiMain UnitTrainer
Sho [60] Sho Tanaka Bullet Club
House of Torture
Taiji Ishimori [61] Taiji Ishimori Bullet Club
Taka Michinoku [62] Takao Yoshida Just 5 Guys Signed to Professional Wrestling Just Tap Out
Tiger Mask [63] Yoshihiro YamazakiMain Unit
Titán [64] Unknown Los Ingobernables de Japón CMLL World Welterweight Champion
Signed to Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre
TJP [65] Theodore Perkins United Empire (L) [66]
Yoh [67] Yohei KomatsuMain Unit
Chaos
Inactive; shoulder injury
Yoshinobu Kanemaru [68] Yoshinobu Kanemaru Bullet Club
House of Torture
Producer

Strong Brand

Ring nameReal nameUnit [1] [2] Notes
Alex Zayne [69] Alex Brandenberg
Bad Dude Tito [70] Tito Escondido TMDK Signed to Major League Wrestling
The DKC [71] Dylan Barrales [72] Main Unit
NJPW USA [73]
Trainer
Eddie Kingston [74] Edward Moore AEW Inactive; torn ACL and Meniscus
Signed to All Elite Wrestling
Fred Rosser [75] [76] Frederick Rosser IIIMain Unit
NJPW USA [66]
Trainer
Jorel Nelson [66] Jorel Nelson WCWC
Kevin Knight [77] Kevin KnightMain Unit
NJPW USA
Signed to TNA Wrestling
Lance Archer [78] Lance Hoyt AEW Signed to All Elite Wrestling
Lio Rush [79] Lionel GreenMain Unit
Matt Vandagriff Matthew Vandagriff
Royce Isaacs [80] Isaac Hull WCWC
Tom Lawlor [81] [82] Thomas LawlorMain Unit
NJPW USA
Signed to Major League Wrestling
Volador Jr. [83] Ramón Ibarra Rivera CMLL Signed to Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre

Tamashii

Ring nameReal nameUnit [1] [2] Notes
Bad Luck Fale [84] Simi Fale [85] Bullet Club
The Rogue Army (L)
Head trainer and co-owner of the Fale Dojo
Head of Tamashii
Jack Bonza [86] Stephen Teulan Bullet Club
The Rogue Army
Mark Tui [87] Mark TuiFale DojoTrainer and co-owner of the Fale Dojo [88]
Richard Mulu [89] Richard MuluFale Dojo
Tony Kozina [90] Anthony KozinaFale DojoTrainer [88]

Young Lions

Ring nameReal nameDojo/UnitNotes
Daiki Nagai [91] Daiki Nagai NJPW Dojo
Katsuya Murashima [92] Katsuya Murashima NJPW Dojo
Masatora Yasuda [91] Masatora Yasuda NJPW Dojo
Oskar Leube [93] Oskar Münchow NJPW Dojo On excursion
Ryohei Oiwa [94] [95] Ryohei Oiwa NJPW Dojo On excursion at Pro Wrestling Noah
Shoma Kato [92] Shoma Kato NJPW Dojo
Yuto Nakashima [96] Yuto Nakashima NJPW Dojo On excursion

Women's division

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Mayu Iwatani
Ring nameReal nameUnit [1] [2] Notes
Mayu Iwatani [97] Mayu Iwatani Stardom
Stars (L)
IWGP Women's Champion
Signed to World Wonder Ring Stardom
Mercedes Moné [98] Mercedes Kaestner-Varnado AEW Strong Women's Champion
Signed to All Elite Wrestling
Willow Nightingale [99] Danielle Paultre AEW Signed to All Elite Wrestling [100]

Referees

Ring nameReal nameNotes
Chad RicoChad Rico Strong Live referee
Jeremy MarcusJeremy MarcusStrong Live referee
Operations Leader of New Japan Pro-Wrestling of America
Justin BordenJustin BordenStrong Live referee
Kenta SatoKenta Sato
Marty AsamiMarty Asami
Red Shoes UnnoHiroyuki UminoSenior referee
Taito NakabayashiTaito Nakabayashi
Yuya SakamotoYuya Sakamoto

Broadcast team

Ring nameReal nameNotes
Daisuke TakahashiDaisuke TakahashiCommentator
Haruo MurataHaruo MurataCommentator
Jushin Thunder Liger Keiichi YamadaColor commentator
Trainer [101]
Katsuhiko KanazawaKatsuhiko KanazawaColor commentator
Kazuo Yamazaki Kazuo YamazakiCommentator
Trainer
Koki YamazakiKoki YamazakiCommentator
Makoto AbeMakoto AbeRing announcer
Miki MotoiMiki MotoiColor commentator
Milano Collection A.T. Akihito SawafujiColor commentator
IWGP Championship Committee member
Shigeki KiyonoShigeki KiyonoCommentator
Host of NJPW's press conferences
Shinji YoshinoShinji YoshinoCommentator
Shinpei NogamiShinpei NogamiCommentator
Souichi ShibataSouichi ShibataCommentator
Taisei WatanabeTaisei WatanabeRing announcer [102]
Takuro ShibataTakuro Shibata Strong Live ring announcer
Yuichi TabataYuichi TabataCommentator

Foreign language

Ring nameReal nameNotes
Walker StewartWalker StewartEnglish-language play-by-play commentator [103]
Chris CharltonChris CharltonEnglish-language color commentator
Translator [104]
Narrator of Finish Strong
Emily Mae Emily Mae HellerEnglish-language interviewer
Host of Strong Live 's press conferences
Gino GambinoAdam KostovskiEnglish-language color commentator
Ian Riccaboni Ian RiccaboniEnglish-language play-by-play commentator for NJPW STRONG.
Signed to All Elite Wrestling and Ring of Honor
Veda Scott Veda ScottEnglish-language color commentator for NJPW STRONG.

Medical team

Ring nameReal nameNotes
Masayuki HayashiMasayuki HayashiDoctor
Takeshi MisawaTakeshi MisawaMedical trainer

Other personnel

Ring nameReal nameNotes
Hiro Saito Hiroyuki SaitoTrainer
Michael CravenMichael CravenGeneral Manager [105]
Writer for The Recount
Manabu Nakanishi Manabu Nakanishi [106]
Seiji Sakaguchi Seiji SakaguchiAdvisor
Takashi Iizuka Takayuki IizukaTrainer [107] [108]
Wataru Inoue Wataru InoueAmbassador

NJPW Music Group

NameNotes
Julia ClarisMusician
May'sBand
[Q]BrickBand
No Name TimMusic producer
Audio engineer
Audio mixer
Yonosuke KitamuraComposer of the RM Label [109]

Corporate

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Takaaki Kidani
NameNotes
Junya IwasakiAuditor
Kaoru MikumoDirector
Keizo KayamaAuditor
Hitoshi MatsumotoDirector
Taro OkadaDirector
President and CEO of World Wonder Ring Stardom
Naoki SugabayashiChairman of the Board
Takaaki Kidani Director of Bushiroad

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