N-1 Victory

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The N-1 Victory is an annual professional wrestling round-robin tournament held by Pro Wrestling Noah, established in 2010 as the Global League. In 2019, the tournament was rebranded as the N-1 Victory.

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The N-1 Victory adopts a points system, with two points for a win, one for a time expired draw, and, none for other draw or a loss. The tournament matches are held under the GHC title match rules as the base rule, having a 30-minute time limit. The prize for winning the tournament is a shot at the GHC Heavyweight Championship.

In the below results, (c) signifies the GHC Heavyweight Champion at the time of each tournament.

List of winners

TournamentYearWinnerTotal won
Global League 2010 Yoshihiro Takayama 1
2011 Takeshi Morishima 1
2012 Kenta 1
2013 Yuji Nagata 1
2014 Takashi Sugiura 1
2015 Naomichi Marufuji 1
2016 Minoru Suzuki 1
2017 Kenoh 1
2018 Kaito Kiyomiya 1
N-1 Victory 2019 Kenoh 2
2020 Katsuhiko Nakajima 1
2021 Katsuhiko Nakajima 2
2022 Kaito Kiyomiya 2
2023 Go Shiozaki 1

2010

The 2010 Global League was held from March 28 to May 2, through the Spring Navigation 2010 tour. The tournament featured a block system, with twelve wrestlers divided in two blocks of six. The top finishing wrestlers from each block met in the final. [1]

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Jun Akiyama 8 Yoshihiro Takayama 7
Kensuke Sasaki 7 Toshiaki Kawada 6
Takashi Sugiura (C)6 Takeshi Morishima 5
Bison Smith 4 Muhammad Yone 5
Takeshi Rikio 3 Akitoshi Saito 4
Takuma Sano 2 Naomichi Marufuji 3
Block A Sugiura Rikio Smith Sano Akiyama Sasaki
Sugiura —Draw
(30:00)		Sugiura
(20:04)		Sugiura
(16:20)		Akiyama
(21:49)		Draw
(30:00)
Rikio Draw
(30:00)		—Rikio
(18:47)		Sano
(04:17)		Akiyama
(11:48)		Sasaki
(13:27)
Smith Sugiura
(20:04)		Rikio
(18:47)		—Smith
(15:50)		Akiyama
(12:30)		Smith
(14:57)
Sano Sugiura
(16:20)		Sano
(04:17)		Smith
(15:50)		—Akiyama
(14:02)		Sasaki
(14:14)
Akiyama Akiyama
(21:49)		Akiyama
(11:48)		Akiyama
(12:30)		Akiyama
(14:02)		—Sasaki
(18:19)
Sasaki Draw
(30:00)		Sasaki
(13:27)		Smith
(14:57)		Sasaki
(14:14)		Sasaki
(18:19)		—
Block B Marufuji Morishima Yone Saito Takayama Kawada
Marufuji —Draw
(30:00)		Yone
(16:35)		Saito
(13:13)		Marufuji
(15:38)		Kawada
(22:21)
Morishima Draw
(30:00)		—Morishima
(12:39)		Saito
(15:38)		Takayama
(14:56)		Morishima
(12:41)
Yone Yone
(16:35)		Morishima
(12:39)		—Yone
(12:50)		Takayama
(08:15)		Draw
(30:00)
Saito Saito
(13:13)		Saito
(15:38)		Yone
(12:50)		—Takayama
(10:16)		Kawada
(16:13)
Takayama Marufuji
(15:38)		Takayama
(14:56)		Takayama
(08:15)		Takayama
(10:16)		—Draw
(30:00)
Kawada Kawada
(22:21)		Morishima
(12:41)		Draw
(30:00)		Kawada
(16:13)		Draw
(30:00)		—
Final
   
A1 Jun Akiyama Pin
B1 Yoshihiro Takayama 13:38

2011

The 2011 Global League was held from November 3 to November 20, through the Global League 2011 tour. The tournament featured a block system, with eighteen wrestlers divided in two blocks of nine. The top finishing wrestlers from each block met in the final. [2]

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Takeshi Morishima 12 Kenta 12
Go Shiozaki (C)11 Takashi Sugiura 11
Jun Akiyama 11 Kensuke Sasaki 11
Yoshihiro Takayama 10 Bison Smith 9
Trevor Murdoch 8 Muhammad Yone 7
Yoshinobu Kanemaru 6 Takuma Sano 6
Yutaka Yoshie 6 Akitoshi Saito 6
Kotaro Suzuki 5 Shuhei Taniguchi 6
Kento Miyahara 3 Bobby Fish 4
Block A Shiozaki Takayama Akiyama Morishima Kanemaru Suzuki Yoshie Miyahara Murdoch
Shiozaki —Takayama
(19:19)		Draw
(30:00)		Morishima
(15:30)		Shiozaki
(11:52)		Shiozaki
(15:06)		Shiozaki
(16:01)		Shiozaki
(11:00)		Shiozaki
(15:36)
Takayama Takayama
(19:19)		—Akiyama
(15:33)		Morishima
(9:12)		Takyama
(5:03)		Takayama
(5:30)		Takayama
(9:48)		Takayama
(3:07)		Murdoch
(9:04)
Akiyama Draw
(30:00)		Akiyama
(15:33)		—Morishima
(12:56)		Kanemaru
(5:14)		Akiyama
(7:20)		Akiyama
(11:19)		Akiyama
(10:04)		Akiyama
(16:40)
Morishima Morishima
(15:30)		Morishima
(9:12)		Morishima
(12:56)		—Morishima
(3:57)		Morishima
(8:04)		Yoshie
(12:15)		Morishima
(6:22)		Murdoch
(6:51)
Kanemaru Shiozaki
(11:52)		Takayama
(5:03)		Kanemaru
(5:14)		Morishima
(3:57)		—Draw
(30:00)		Yoshie
(3:55)		Draw
(30:00)		Kanemaru
(8:10)
Suzuki Shiozaki
(15:06)		Takayama
(5:30)		Akiyama
(7:20)		Morishima
(8:04)		Draw
(30:00)		—Suzuki
(6:49)		Suzuki
(11:46)		Murdoch
(8:24)
Yoshie Shiozaki
(16:01)		Takayama
(9:48)		Akiyama
(11:19)		Yoshie
(12:15)		Yoshie
(3:55)		Suzuki
(6:49)		—Yoshie
(9:28)		Murdoch
(7:22)
MiyaharaShiozaki
(11:00)		Takayama
(3:07)		Akiyama
(10:04)		Morishima
(6:22)		Draw
(30:00)		Suzuki
(11:46)		Yoshie
(9:28)		—Miyahara
(4:34)
Murdoch Shiozaki
(15:36)		Murdoch
(9:04)		Akiyama
(16:40)		Murdoch
(6:51)		Kanemaru
(8:10)		Murdoch
(8:24)		Murdoch
(7:22)		Miyahara
(4:34)		—
Block B Kenta Sugiura Sano Saito Yone Taniguchi Sasaki Smith Fish
Kenta —Sugiura
(2:08)		Kenta
(4:03)		Kenta
(16:12)		Kenta
(15:11)		Kenta
(11:51)		Sasaki
(18:04)		Kenta
(12:18)		Kenta
(9:24)
Sugiura Sugiura
(2:08)		—Sugiura
(7:53)		Saito
(16:20)		Draw
(30:00)		Sugiura
(17:33)		Sugiura
(19:05)		Smith
(25:28)		Sugiura
(11:00)
Sano Kenta
(4:03)		Sugiura
(7:53)		—Saito
(10:05)		Sano
(11:03)		Taniguchi
(11:59)		Sano
(11:54)		Smith
(10:27)		Sano
(9:12)
Saito Kenta
(16:12)		Saito
(16:20)		Saito
(10:05)		—Saito
(5:38)		Taniguchi
(10:44)		Sasaki
(13:09)		Smith
(11:16)		Fish
(7:25)
Yone Kenta
(15:11)		Draw
(30:00)		Sano
(11:03)		Saito
(5:38)		—Yone
(11:05)		Sasaki
(4:42)		Yone
(8:25)		Yone
(10:58)
Taniguchi Kenta
(11:51)		Sugiura
(17:33)		Taniguchi
(11:59)		Taniguchi
(10:44)		Yone
(11:05)		—Sasaki
(11:27)		Taniguchi
(11:58)		Fish
(11:04)
Sasaki Sasaki
(18:04)		Sugiura
(19:05)		Sano
(11:54)		Sasaki
(13:09)		Sasaki
(4:42)		Sasaki
(11:27)		—Draw
(30:00)		Sasaki
(10:10)
Smith Kenta
(12:18)		Smith
(25:28)		Smith
(10:27)		Smith
(11:16)		Yone
(8:25)		Taniguchi
(11:58)		Draw
(30:00)		—Smith
(12:07)
Fish Kenta
(9:24)		Sugiura
(11:00)		Sano
(9:12)		Fish
(7:25)		Yone
(10:58)		Fish
(11:04)		Sasaki
(10:10)		Smith
(12:07)		—
Final
   
A1 Takeshi Morishima Pin
B1 Kenta 16:43

2012

The 2012 Global League was held from November 3 to November 23, through the Global League 2012 tour. The tournament featured a block system, with fourteen wrestlers divided in two blocks of seven. The top finishing wrestlers from each block met in the final. [3]

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Kenta 9 Takashi Sugiura 8
Takeshi Morishima (C)8 Maybach Taniguchi 8
Yuji Nagata 8 Naomichi Marufuji 6
Go Shiozaki 6 Akitoshi Saito 6
Muhammad Yone 6 Jun Akiyama 6
Mikey Nicholls 3 Katsuhiko Nakajima 4
Kento Miyahara 2 Shane Haste 4
Block A Shiozaki Kenta Miyahara Nicholls Yone Morishima Nagata
Shiozaki —Kenta
(11:03)		Shiozaki
(10:29)		Nicholls
(14:07)		Shiozaki
(17:53)		Shiozaki
(17:43)		Nagata
(18:47)
Kenta Kenta
(11:03)		—Kenta
(7:36)		Draw
(30:00)		Kenta
(13:08)		Kenta
(16:55)		Nagata
(16:21)
Miyahara Shiozaki
(10:29)		Kenta
(7:36)		—Miyahara
(6:45)		Yone
(11:13)		Morishima
(6:51)		Nagata
(10:43)
Nicholls Nicholls
(14:07)		Draw
(30:00)		Miyahara
(6:45)		—Yone
(4:10)		Morishima
(6:34)		Nagata
(12:14)
Yone Shiozaki
(17:53)		Kenta
(13:08)		Yone
(11:13)		Yone
(4:10)		—Morishima
(16:08)		Yone
(15:16)
Morishima Shiozaki
(17:43)		Kenta
(16:55)		Morishima
(6:51)		Morishima
(6:34)		Morishima
(16:08)		—Morishima
(15:05)
Nagata Nagata
(18:47)		Nagata
(16:21)		Nagata
(10:43)		Nagata
(12:14)		Yone
(15:16)		Morishima
(15:05)		—
Block B Saito Akiyama Nakajima Taniguchi Marufuji Haste Sugiura
Saito —Saito
(16:28)		Saito
(8:28)		Taniguchi
(10:54)		Marufuji
(11:58)		Haste
(12:29)		Saito
(12:39)
Akiyama Saito
(16:28)		—Akiyama
(12:12)		Taniguchi
(7:33)		Marufuji
(19:58)		Akiyama
(13:17)		Akiyama
(15:05)
Nakajima Saito
(8:28)		Akiyama
(12:12)		—Nakajima
(9:58)		Marufuji
(12:08)		Nakajima
(9:28)		Sugiura
(12:08)
Taniguchi Taniguchi
(10:54)		Taniguchi
(7:33)		Nakajima
(9:58)		—Taniguchi
(14:05)		Taniguchi
(10:40)		Sugiura
(10:29)
Marufuji Marufuji
(11:58)		Marufuji
(19:58)		Marufuji
(12:08)		Taniguchi
(14:05)		—Haste
(9:11)		Sugiura
(9:37)
Haste Haste
(12:29)		Akiyama
(13:17)		Nakajima
(9:28)		Taniguchi
(10:40)		Haste
(9:11)		—Sugiura
(16:02)
Sugiura Saito
(12:39)		Akiyama
(15:05)		Sugiura
(12:08)		Sugiura
(10:29)		Sugiura
(9:37)		Sugiura
(16:02)		—
Final
   
A1 Kenta Pin
B1 Takashi Sugiura 21:03

2013

The 2013 Global League was held from October 19 to November 10. The tournament featured a block system, with fourteen wrestlers divided in two blocks of seven. The top finishing wrestlers from each block met in the final. [4]

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Takeshi Morishima 8 Yuji Nagata 8
Kenta (C)6 Naomichi Marufuji 8
Muhammad Yone 6 Takashi Sugiura 6
Daisuke Sekimoto 6 Maybach Taniguchi 6
Shane Haste 6 Ryoji Sai 6
Katsuhiko Nakajima 6 Mikey Nicholls 4
Eddie Edwards 4 Akitoshi Saito 4
Block A Sekimoto Edwards Nakajima Kenta Yone Haste Morishima
Sekimoto —Sekimoto
(7:42)		Sekimoto
(11:05)		Kenta
(21:38)		Sekimoto
(11:49)		Haste
(8:13)		Morishima
(14:42)
Edwards Sekimoto
(7:42)		—Edwards
(12:36)		Edwards
(13:57)		Yone
(10:39)		Haste
(12:45)		Morishima
(6:53)
Nakajima Sekimoto
(11:05)		Edwards
(12:36)		—Nakajima
(19:52)		Nakajima
(5:06)		Nakajima
(13:33)		Morishima
(12:09)
Kenta Kenta
(21:38)		Edwards
(13:57)		Nakajima
(19:52)		—Kenta
(18:26)		Kenta
(15:33)		Morishima
(9:39)
Yone Sekimoto
(11:49)		Yone
(10:39)		Nakajima
(5:06)		Kenta
(18:26)		—Yone
(9:36)		Yone
(13:16)
Haste Haste
(8:13)		Haste
(12:45)		Nakajima
(13:33)		Kenta
(15:33)		Yone
(9:36)		—Haste
(10:19)
Morishima Morishima
(14:42)		Morishima
(6:53)		Morishima
(12:09)		Morishima
(9:39)		Yone
(13:16)		Haste
(10:19)		—
Block B Saito Taniguchi Nicholls Marufuji Sai Sugiura Nagata
Saito —Taniguchi
(8:49)		Saito
(10:55)		Marufuji
(13:07)		Sai
(10:12)		Saito
(13:46)		Nagata
(11:08)
Taniguchi Taniguchi
(8:49)		—Nicholls
(10:20)		Marufuji
(15:29)		Sai
(11:05)		Taniguchi
(6:41)		Taniguchi
(12:23)
Nicholls Saito
(10:55)		Nicholls
(10:20)		—Marufuji
(13:32)		Sai
(6:17)		Nicholls
(13:22)		Nagata
(10:29)
Marufuji Marufuji
(13:07)		Marufuji
(15:29)		Marufuji
(13:32)		—Marufuji
(10:32)		Sugiura
(16:02)		Nagata
(8:34)
Sai Sai
(10:12)		Sai
(11:05)		Sai
(6:17)		Marufuji
(10:32)		—Sugiura
(12:03)		Nagata
(12:19)
Sugiura Saito
(13:46)		Taniguchi
(6:41)		Nicholls
(13:22)		Sugiura
(16:02)		Sugiura
(12:03)		—Sugiura
(15:16)
Nagata Nagata
(11:08)		Taniguchi
(12:23)		Nagata
(10:29)		Nagata
(8:34)		Nagata
(12:19)		Sugiura
(15:16)		—
Final
   
A1 Takeshi Morishima Pin
B1 Yuji Nagata 13:09

2014

The 2014 Global League took place from October 18 to November 8. [5]

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Daisuke Sekimoto 10 Takashi Sugiura 10
Satoshi Kojima 8 Chris Hero 8
Katsuhiko Nakajima 8 Yuji Nagata 8
Naomichi Marufuji (C)8 Masato Tanaka 8
Colt Cabana 6 Maybach Taniguchi 8
Akitoshi Saito 6 Muhammad Yone 6
Takeshi Morishima 6 Mikey Nicholls 6
Shane Haste 4 Quiet Storm 2
Block A Saito Cabana Sekimoto Nakajima Marufuji Kojima Haste Morishima
Saito —Cabana
(6:00)		Sekimoto
(10:30)		Saito
(14:12)		Marufuji
(12:01)		Saito
(12:57)		Haste
(12:02)		Saito
(9:01)
Cabana Cabana
(6:00)		—Sekimoto
(11:50)		Nakajima
(8:06)		Marufuji
(9:11)		Kojima
(10:14)		Cabana
(10:57)		Cabana
(8:43)
Sekimoto Sekimoto
(10:30)		Sekimoto
(11:50)		—Sekimoto
(12:15)		Marufuji
(16:01)		Kojima
(12:29)		Sekimoto
(12:07)		Sekimoto
(13:17)
Nakajima Saito
(14:12)		Nakajima
(8:06)		Sekimoto
(12:15)		—Nakajima
(19:41)		Kojima
(10:27)		Nakajima
(13:36)		Nakajima
(13:34)
Marufuji Marufuji
(12:01)		Marufuji
(9:11)		Marufuji
(16:01)		Nakajima
(19:41)		—Kojima
(14:41)		Marufuji
(6:54)		Morishima
(13:20)
Kojima Saito
(12:57)		Kojima
(10:14)		Kojima
(12:29)		Kojima
(10:27)		Kojima
(14:41)		—Haste
(11:43)		Morishima
(7:12)
Haste Haste
(12:02)		Cabana
(10:57)		Sekimoto
(12:07)		Nakajima
(13:36)		Marufuji
(6:54)		Haste
(11:43)		—Morishima
(10:09)
Morishima Saito
(9:01)		Cabana
(8:43)		Sekimoto
(13:17)		Nakajima
(13:34)		Morishima
(13:20)		Morishima
(7:12)		Morishima
(10:09)		—
Block B Hero Tanaka Taniguchi Nicholls Yone Storm Sugiura Nagata
Hero —Hero
(13:22)		Hero
(12:56)		Hero
(11:26)		Yone
(12:20)		Hero
(8:05)		Sugiura
(12:07)		Nagata
(13:28)
Tanaka Hero
(13:22)		—Tanaka
(10:07)		Nicholls
(10:09)		Tanaka
(12:34)		Tanaka
(7:39)		Tanaka
(15:13)		Nagata
(13:37)
Taniguchi Hero
(12:56)		Tanaka
(10:07)		—Taniguchi
(12:06)		Taniguchi
(8:23)		Taniguchi
(8:11)		Sugiura
(1:57)		Taniguchi
(12:28)
Nicholls Hero
(11:26)		Nicholls
(10:09)		Taniguchi
(12:06)		—Yone
(9:26)		Nicholls
(8:35)		Sugiura
(13:54)		Nicholls
(11:01)
Yone Yone
(12:20)		Tanaka
(12:34)		Taniguchi
(8:23)		Yone
(9:26)		—Storm
(6:06)		Sugiura
(15:56)		Yone
(11:01)
Storm Hero
(8:05)		Tanaka
(7:39)		Taniguchi
(8:11)		Nicholls
(8:35)		Storm
(6:06)		—Sugiura
(12:05)		Nagata
(10:50)
Sugiura Sugiura
(12:07)		Tanaka
(15:13)		Sugiura
(1:57)		Sugiura
(13:54)		Sugiura
(15:56)		Sugiura
(12:05)		—Nagata
(18:09)
Nagata Nagata
(13:28)		Nagata
(13:37)		Taniguchi
(12:28)		Nicholls
(11:01)		Yone
(11:01)		Nagata
(10:50)		Nagata
(18:09)		—
Final
   
A1 Daisuke Sekimoto Pin
B1 Takashi Sugiura 19:12

2015

The 2015 Global League took place from October 16 to November 8. [6]

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Naomichi Marufuji 10 Shelton X Benjamin 13
Takashi Sugiura 8 Minoru Suzuki (C)11
Chris Hero 8 Colt Cabana 8
Masato Tanaka 8 Katsuhiko Nakajima 8
Satoshi Kojima 8 Maybach Taniguchi 6
Davey Boy Smith Jr. 6 Muhammad Yone 6
Lance Archer 6 Mitsuhiro Kitamiya 2
Quiet Storm 2 Takashi Iizuka 1
Block A Hero Smith Archer Tanaka Marufuji Storm Kojima Sugiura
Hero —Hero
(17:10)		Hero
(12:17)		Hero
(13:49)		Marufuji
(12:34)		Storm
(9:25)		Hero
(10:27)		Sugiura
(11:23)
Smith Hero
(17:10)		—Smith
(13:26)		Tanaka
(11:58)		Marufuji
(13:36)		Smith
(8:13)		Kojima
(11:29)		Smith
(11:28)
Archer Hero
(12:17)		Smith
(13:26)		—Archer
(10:16)		Marufuji
(11:15)		Archer
(9:07)		Kojima
(9:41)		Archer
(11:48)
Tanaka Hero
(13:49)		Tanaka
(11:58)		Archer
(10:16)		—Tanaka
(11:59)		Tanaka
(6:53)		Tanaka
(11:56)		Sugiura
(16:17)
Marufuji Marufuji
(12:34)		Marufuji
(13:36)		Marufuji
(11:15)		Tanaka
(11:59)		—Marufuji
(6:38)		Kojima
(11:27)		Marufuji
(18:18)
Storm Storm
(9:25)		Smith
(8:13)		Archer
(9:07)		Tanaka
(6:53)		Marufuji
(6:38)		—Kojima
(7:46)		Sugiura
(8:03)
Kojima Hero
(10:27)		Kojima
(11:29)		Kojima
(9:41)		Tanaka
(11:56)		Kojima
(11:27)		Kojima
(7:46)		—Sugiura
(14:44)
Sugiura Sugiura
(11:23)		Smith
(11:28)		Archer
(11:48)		Sugiura
(16:17)		Marufuji
(18:18)		Sugiura
(8:03)		Sugiura
(14:44)		—
Block B Cabana Nakajima Taniguchi Suzuki Kitamiya Yone Benjamin Iizuka
Cabana —Cabana
(10:31)		Cabana
(7:04)		Suzuki
(11:16)		Cabana
(9:24)		Yone
(7:23)		Benjamin
(10:06)		Cabana
(7:05)
Nakajima Cabana
(10:31)		—Nakajima
(10:44)		Suzuki
(15:56)		Nakajima
(11:03)		Nakajima
(12:48)		Benjamin
(13:01)		Nakajima
(11:48)
Taniguchi Cabana
(7:04)		Nakajima
(10:44)		—Suzuki
(11:04)		Taniguchi
(8:33)		Taniguchi
(9:30)		Benjamin
(12:37)		Taniguchi
(11:14)
Suzuki Suzuki
(11:16)		Suzuki
(15:56)		Suzuki
(11:04)		—Suzuki
(11:07)		Suzuki
(14:14)		Draw
(30:00)		Draw
(7:17)
Kitamiya Cabana
(9:24)		Nakajima
(11:03)		Taniguchi
(8:33)		Suzuki
(11:07)		—Yone
(9:02)		Benjamin
(9:02)		Kitamiya
(6:08)
Yone Yone
(7:23)		Nakajima
(12:48)		Taniguchi
(9:30)		Suzuki
(14:14)		Yone
(9:02)		—Benjamin
(9:31)		Yone
(4:06)
Benjamin Benjamin
(10:06)		Benjamin
(13:01)		Benjamin
(12:37)		Draw
(30:00)		Benjamin
(9:02)		Benjamin
(9:31)		—Benjamin
(7:20)
Iizuka Cabana
(7:05)		Nakajima
(11:48)		Taniguchi
(11:14)		Draw
(7:17)		Kitamiya
(6:08)		Yone
(4:06)		Benjamin
(7:20)		—
Final
   
A1 Naomichi Marufuji Pin
B1 Shelton X Benjamin 24:06

2016

The 2016 Global League took place from November 3 to 23. [7]

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Minoru Suzuki 12 Masa Kitamiya 10
Toru Yano 10 Davey Boy Smith Jr. 8
Katsuhiko Nakajima (C)10 Muhammad Yone 8
Quiet Storm 8 Naomichi Marufuji 8
Lance Archer 8 Takashi Sugiura 8
Maybach Taniguchi 4 Go Shiozaki 8
Akitoshi Saito 2 Alejandro Saez 6
Takashi Iizuka 2 Kaito Kiyomiya 0
Block A Saito Nakajima Archer Taniguchi Suzuki Storm Iizuka Yano
Saito —Nakajima
(11:13)		Archer
(7:46)		Taniguchi
(9:43)		Suzuki
(9:50)		Storm
(10:13)		Saito
(7:01)		Yano
(4:21)
Nakajima Nakajima
(11:13)		—Nakajima
(17:06)		Nakajima
(13:13)		Suzuki
(16:04)		Nakajima
(13:42)		Nakajima
(11:56)		Yano
(5:13)
Archer Archer
(7:46)		Nakajima
(17:06)		—Archer
(10:52)		Suzuki
(12:09)		StormArcher
(8:38)		Archer
(4:49)
Taniguchi Taniguchi
(9:43)		Nakajima
(13:13)		Archer
(10:52)		—Suzuki
(13:01)		Storm
(8:28)		Taniguchi
(8:19)		Yano
(4:30)
Suzuki Suzuki
(9:50)		Suzuki
(16:04)		Suzuki
(12:09)		Suzuki
(13:01)		—Suzuki
(10:34)		Suzuki
(7:06)		Yano
(6:51)
Storm Storm
(10:13)		Nakajima
(13:42)		StormStorm
(8:28)		Suzuki
(10:34)		—Storm
(6:30)		Yano
(3:51)
Iizuka Saito
(7:01)		Nakajima
(11:56)		Archer
(8:38)		Taniguchi
(8:19)		Suzuki
(7:06)		Storm
(6:30)		—Iizuka
(11:21)
Yano Yano
(4:21)		Yano
(5:13)		Archer
(4:49)		Yano
(4:30)		Yano
(6:51)		Yano
(3:51)		Iizuka
(11:21)		—
Block B Saez Smith Shiozaki Kiyomiya Kitamiya Yone Marufuji Sugiura
Saez —Saez
(14:46)		Shiozaki
(11:53)		Saez
(9:15)		Kitamiya
(10:04)		Saez
(10:20)		Marufuji
(13:26)		Sugiura
(12:36)
Smith Saez
(14:46)		—Smith
(13:22)		Smith
(11:11)		Kitamiya
(13:01)		Yone
(11:33)		Smith
(15:46)		Smith
(16:11)
Shiozaki Shiozaki
(11:53)		Smith
(13:22)		—Shiozaki
(9:02)		Shiozaki
(19:15)		Shiozaki
(15:33)		Marufuji
(19:41)		Sugiura
(27:10)
Kiyomiya Saez
(9:15)		Smith
(11:11)		Shiozaki
(9:02)		—Kitamiya
(10:15)		Yone
(10:20)		Marufuji
(11:55)		Sugiura
(12:28)
Kitamiya Kitamiya
(10:04)		Kitamiya
(13:01)		Shiozaki
(19:15)		Kitamiya
(10:15)		—Yone
(13:54)		Kitamiya
(17:23)		Kitamiya
(13:34)
Yone Saez
(10:20)		Yone
(11:33)		Shiozaki
(15:33)		Yone
(10:20)		Yone
(13:54)		—Marufuji
(16:03)		Yone
(14:42)
Marufuji Marufuji
(13:26)		Smith
(15:46)		Marufuji
(19:41)		Marufuji
(11:55)		Kitamiya
(17:23)		Marufuji
(16:03)		—Sugiura
(17:52)
Sugiura Sugiura
(12:36)		Smith
(16:11)		Sugiura
(27:10)		Sugiura
(12:28)		Kitamiya
(13:34)		Yone
(14:42)		Sugiura
(17:52)		—
Final
   
A1 Minoru Suzuki Pin
B1 Masa Kitamiya 35:15

2017

The 2017 Global League took place from October 14 to November 19. [8]

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Go Shiozaki 10 Kenoh 11
Masa Kitamiya 10 Masato Tanaka 10
Naomichi Marufuji 9 Katsuhiko Nakajima 9
Mitsuya Nagai 6 Atsushi Kotoge 8
Cody Hall 6 Quiet Storm 6
Muhammad Yone 5 Yuko Miyamoto 6
Maybach Taniguchi 2 Akitoshi Saito 4
Yuji Okabayashi 0 Kazma Sakamoto 2
Block A Hall Shiozaki Kitamiya Taniguchi Nagai Yone Marufuji Okabayashi
Hall —Shiozaki
(11:57)		Kitamiya
(09:17)		Hall
(12:12)		Nagai
(07:59)		Hall
(08:42)		Marufuji
(10:20)		Hall
(forfeit)
Shiozaki Shiozaki
(11:57)		—Shiozaki
(05:19)		Draw
(10:25)		Shiozaki
(12:23)		Shiozaki
(17:10)		Marufuji
(16:07)		Shiozaki
(forfeit)
Kitamiya Kitamiya
(09:17)		Shiozaki
(05:19)		—Draw
(13:39)		Kitamiya
(09:30)		Kitamiya
(13:20)		Kitamiya
(14:37)		Kitamiya
(forfeit)
Taniguchi Hall
(12:12)		Draw
(10:25)		Draw
(13:39)		—Draw
(12:53)		Yone
(12:13)		Draw
(11:36)		Taniguchi
(forfeit)
Nagai Nagai
(07:59)		Shiozaki
(12:23)		Kitamiya
(09:30)		Draw
(12:53)		—Nagai
(11:18)		Marufuji
(11:32)		Nagai
(forfeit)
Yone Hall
(08:42)		Shiozaki
(17:10)		Kitamiya
(13:20)		Yone
(12:13)		Nagai
(11:18)		—Draw
(30:00)		Yone
(forfeit)
Marufuji Marufuji
(10:20)		Marufuji
(16:07)		Kitamiya
(14:37)		Draw
(11:36)		Marufuji
(11:32)		Draw
(30:00)		—Marufuji
(forfeit)
Okabayashi Hall
(forfeit)		Shiozaki
(forfeit)		Kitamiya
(forfeit)		Taniguchi
(forfeit)		Nagai
(forfeit)		Yone
(forfeit)		Marufuji
(forfeit)		—
Block B Saito Kotoge Nakajima Sakamoto Kenoh Tanaka Storm Miyamoto
Saito —Kotoge
(13:30)		Nakajima
(10:56)		Saito
(06:02)		Kenoh
(09:51)		Tanaka
(10:17)		Saito
(11:32)		Miyamoto
(11:30)
Kotoge Kotoge
(13:30)		—Nakajima
(13:03)		Kotoge
(02:47)		Kenoh
(10:03)		Tanaka
(15:10)		Kotoge
(14:54)		Kotoge
(12:38)
Nakajima Nakajima
(10:56)		Nakajima
(13:03)		—Nakajima
(10:16)		Draw
(30:00)		Tanaka
(13:05)		Storm
(11:39)		Nakajima
(14:21)
Sakamoto Saito
(06:02)		Kotoge
(02:47)		Nakajima
(10:16)		—Kenoh
(10:04)		Tanaka
(06:24)		Storm
(09:33)		Sakamoto
(11:32)
Kenoh Kenoh
(09:51)		Kenoh
(10:03)		Draw
(30:00)		Kenoh
(10:04)		—Kenoh
(19:21)		Kenoh
(11:03)		Miyamoto
(11:39)
Tanaka Tanaka
(10:17)		Tanaka
(15:10)		Tanaka
(13:05)		Tanaka
(06:24)		Kenoh
(19:21)		—Tanaka
(12:19)		Miyamoto
(11:59)
Storm Saito
(11:32)		Kotoge
(14:54)		Storm
(11:39)		Storm
(09:33)		Kenoh
(11:03)		Tanaka
(12:19)		—Storm
(10:10)
Miyamoto Miyamoto
(11:30)		Kotoge
(12:38)		Nakajima
(14:21)		Sakamoto
(11:32)		Miyamoto
(11:39)		Miyamoto
(11:59)		Storm
(10:10)		—
Final
   
A1 Go Shiozaki Pin
B1 Kenoh 26:24

2018

The 2018 Global League took place from October 30 to November 25. [9] Naomichi Marufuji withdrew from the final due to a shoulder injury. A three-way match between Kenoh, Katsuhiko Nakajima, and Kohei Sato determined Marufuji's replacement, which Nakajima won.

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Naomichi Marufuji 10 Kaito Kiyomiya 8
Kohei Sato 8 Go Shiozaki 8
Kenoh 8 Takashi Sugiura (C)8
Katsuhiko Nakajima 8 Maybach Taniguchi 8
Quiet Storm 6 Cody Hall 6
Akitoshi Saito 6 Muhammad Yone 6
Masa Kitamiya 6 Kazusada Higuchi 6
Mitsuya Nagai 4 Atsushi Kotoge 6
Block A Saito Nakajima Kenoh Sato Kitamiya Nagai Marufuji Storm
Saito —Nakajima
(12:25)		Kenoh
(12:05)		Saito
(7:50)		Saito
(9:57)		Saito
(7:45)		Marufuji
(12:06)		Storm
(10:24)
Nakajima Nakajima
(12:25)		—Kenoh
(16:48)		Sato
(10:38)		Kitamiya
(15:20)		Nakajima
(6:50)		Nakajima
(12:48)		Nakajima
(12:23)
Kenoh Kenoh
(12:05)		Kenoh
(16:48)		—Sato
(10:48)		Kitamiya
(13:50)		Nagai
(11:39)		Kenoh
(17:54)		Kenoh
(10:39)
Sato Saito
(7:50)		Sato
(10:38)		Sato
(10:48)		—Sato
(15:23)		Nagai
(13:07)		Marufuji
(10:18)		Sato
(10:38)
Kitamiya Saito
(9:57)		Kitamiya
(15:20)		Kitamiya
(13:50)		Sato
(15:23)		—Kitamiya
(8:20)		Marufuji
(16:40)		Storm
(11:06)
Nagai Saito
(7:45)		Nakajima
(6:50)		Nagai
(11:39)		Nagai
(13:07)		Kitamiya
(8:20)		—Marufuji
(12:15)		Storm
(8:01)
Marufuji Marufuji
(12:06)		Nakajima
(12:48)		Kenoh
(17:54)		Marufuji
(10:18)		Marufuji
(16:40)		Marufuji
(12:15)		—Marufuji
(11:17)
Storm Storm
(10:24)		Nakajima
(12:23)		Kenoh
(10:39)		Sato
(10:38)		Storm
(11:06)		Storm
(8:01)		Marufuji
(11:17)		—
Block B Kotoge Hall Shiozaki Kiyomiya Higuchi Taniguchi Yone Sugiura
Kotoge —Hall
(8:37)		Kotoge
(13:42)		Kotoge
(10:42)		Higuchi
(8:02)		Taniguchi
(11:19)		Yone
(7:36)		Kotoge
(6:14)
Hall Hall
(8:37)		—Shiozaki
(10:35)		Hall
(5:09)		Higuchi
(8:17)		Taniguchi
(9:22)		Hall
(6:32)		Sugiura
(6:10)
Shiozaki Kotoge
(13:42)		Shiozaki
(10:35)		—Kiyomiya
(17:38)		Shiozaki
(18:20)		Shiozaki
(6:49)		Yone
(13:44)		Shiozaki
(16:28)
Kiyomiya Kotoge
(10:42)		Hall
(5:09)		Kiyomiya
(17:38)		—Higuchi
(10:25)		Kiyomiya
(13:29)		Kiyomiya
(11:27)		Kiyomiya
(13:30)
Higuchi Higuchi
(8:02)		Higuchi
(8:17)		Shiozaki
(18:20)		Higuchi
(10:25)		—Taniguchi
(9:29)		Yone
(7:40)		Sugiura
(14:08)
Taniguchi Taniguchi
(11:19)		Taniguchi
(9:22)		Shiozaki
(6:49)		Kiyomiya
(13:29)		Taniguchi
(9:29)		—Taniguchi
(9:09)		Sugiura
(12:25)
Yone Yone
(7:36)		Hall
(6:32)		Yone
(13:44)		Kiyomiya
(11:27)		Yone
(7:40)		Taniguchi
(9:09)		—Sugiura
(11:17)
Sugiura Kotoge
(6:14)		Sugiura
(6:10)		Shiozaki
(16:28)		Kiyomiya
(13:30)		Sugiura
(14:08)		Sugiura
(12:25)		Sugiura
(11:17)		—
A-Block Decision Final
A4 Katsuhiko Nakajima Pin
A2 Kohei Sato Pin B1 Kaito Kiyomiya 18:34
A3
A4 		Kenoh
Katsuhiko Nakajima 		7:27

2019

The 2019 N-1 Victory took place from August 18 to September 16. 10 wrestlers competed in 2 blocks of 5. Prior to the tournament, GHC Heavyweight Champion Kaito Kiyomiya announced he would not participate, but would instead defend the championship against the winner of the tournament at the November 2 Ryogoku event. [10] Dragon Gate wrestler Masaaki Mochizuki and Major League Wrestling wrestlers Alexander Hammerstone and El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. also competed in the tournament.

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Takashi Sugiura 8 Kenoh 6
Go Shiozaki 4 Shuhei Taniguchi 5
Masa Kitamiya 4 Masaaki Mochizuki 4
Alex Hammerstone 4 Katsuhiko Nakajima 3
Naomichi Marufuji 0 El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. 2
Block A Marufuji Sugiura Shiozaki Kitamiya Hammerstone
Marufuji —Sugiura
(21:38)		Shiozaki
(27:54)		Kitamiya
(20:36)		Hammerstone
(12:35)
Sugiura Sugiura
(21:38)		—Sugiura
(23:10)		Sugiura
(17:51)		Sugiura
(17:20)
Shiozaki Shiozaki
(27:54)		Sugiura
(23:10)		—Shiozaki
(25:23)		Hammerstone
(17:10)
Kitamiya Kitamiya
(20:36)		Sugiura
(17:51)		Shiozaki
(25:23)		—Kitamiya
(17:12)
Hammerstone Hammerstone
(12:35)		Sugiura
(17:20)		Hammerstone
(17:10)		Kitamiya
(17:12)		—
Block B Nakajima Taniguchi Kenoh Mochizuki Wagner
Nakajima —Draw
(30:00)		Kenoh
(15:03)		Nakajima
(17:22)		Wagner
(16:16)
Taniguchi Draw
(30:00)		—Kenoh
(12:51)		Taniguchi
(10:39)		Taniguchi
(12:55)
Kenoh Kenoh
(15:03)		Kenoh
(12:51)		—Mochizuki
(16:53)		Kenoh
(14:02)
Mochizuki Nakajima
(17:22)		Taniguchi
(10:39)		Mochizuki
(16:53)		—Mochizuki
(12:45)
Wagner Wagner
(16:16)		Taniguchi
(12:55)		Kenoh
(14:02)		Mochizuki
(12:45)		—
Final
   
A1 Takashi Sugiura Pin
B1 Kenoh 28:40 [11]

2020

The 2020 N-1 Victory tournament took place from September 18 to October 11. 12 wrestlers competed in 2 blocks of 6. [12] Unlike the previous year, the reigning GHC Heavyweight Champion competed. Dragon Gate's Masaaki Mochizuki competed in the tournament for the second straight year. Also competing was freelancer Kazushi Sakuraba, who was one half of the GHC Tag Team Champions at the time (along with fellow entrant Takashi Sugiura).

Final standings
Block ABlock B
Kaito Kiyomiya 7 Katsuhiko Nakajima 8
Go Shiozaki (C)6 Takashi Sugiura 7
Masaaki Mochizuki 5 Kenoh 6
Manabu Soya 4 Naomichi Marufuji 5
Kazushi Sakuraba 4 Shuhei Taniguchi 4
Masa Kitamiya 4 Yoshiki Inamura 0
Block A Kiyomiya Shiozaki Soya Mochizuki Kitamiya Sakuraba
Kiyomiya —Kiyomiya
(24:07)		Kiyomiya
(21:55)		Draw
(30:00)		Kitamiya
(14:32)		Kiyomiya
(9:47)
Shiozaki Kiyomiya
(24:07)		—Shiozaki
(16:54)		Mochizuki
(16:21)		Shiozaki
(20:00)		Shiozaki
(8:35)
Soya Kiyomiya
(21:55)		Shiozaki
(16:54)		—Mochizuki
(13:14)		Soya
(12:56)		Soya
(5:57)
Mochizuki Draw
(30:00)		Mochizuki
(16:21)		Mochizuki
(13:14)		—Kitamiya
(9:23)		Sakuraba
(8:28)
Kitamiya Kitamiya
(14:32)		Shiozaki
(20:00)		Soya
(12:56)		Kitamiya
(9:23)		—Sakuraba
(2:29)
Sakuraba Kiyomiya
(9:47)		Shiozaki
(8:35)		Soya
(5:57)		Sakuraba
(8:28)		Sakuraba
(2:29)		—
Block B Kenoh Nakajima Marufuji Taniguchi Sugiura Inamura
Kenoh —Nakajima
(17:19)		Kenoh
(15:05)		Kenoh
(9:40)		Sugiura
(16:04)		Kenoh
(10:26)
Nakajima Nakajima
(17:19)		—Nakajima
(16:25)		Taniguchi
(14:42)		Nakajima
(17:42)		Nakajima
(11:49)
Marufuji Kenoh
(15:05)		Nakajima
(16:25)		—Marufuji
(18:21)		Draw
(30:00)		Marufuji
(12:23)
Taniguchi Kenoh
(9:40)		Taniguchi
(14:42)		Marufuji
(18:21)		—Sugiura
(21:57)		Taniguchi
(4:36)
Sugiura Sugiura
(16:04)		Nakajima
(17:42)		Draw
(30:00)		Sugiura
(21:57)		—Sugiura
(9:11)
Inamura Kenoh
(10:26)		Nakajima
(11:49)		Marufuji
(12:23)		Taniguchi
(4:36)		Sugiura
(9:11)		—
Final
   
A1 Kaito Kiyomiya Pin
B1 Katsuhiko Nakajima 25:24 [13]

2021

The 2021 N-1 Victory tournament took place from September 12 to October 3. 16 wrestlers competed in 4 blocks of 4, where the winners of each block advanced to the semi-finals. The semi-finals were single elimination matches with the winners facing each other in the final later in the same night. [14] Katsuhiko Nakajima, who won the tournament, also received a GHC Heavyweight Championship match against then-champion Naomichi Marufuji at Grand Square 2021 in Osaka on October 10.

Final standings
Block ABlock BBlock CBlock D
Kaito Kiyomiya 5 Kenoh 4 Katsuhiko Nakajima 4 Masakatsu Funaki 6
Keiji Mutoh 4 Masaaki Mochizuki 4 Kazushi Sakuraba 3 Kazuyuki Fujita 4
Takashi Sugiura 3 Daiki Inaba 2 Masato Tanaka 3 Masa Kitamiya 2
Manabu Soya 0 Kendo Kashin 2 Kotaro Suzuki 2 Akitoshi Saito 0
Tournament overview
Block A Sugiura Kiyomiya Soya Mutoh
Sugiura —Kiyomiya
(21:15)		Sugiura
(10:19)		Draw
(30:00)
Kiyomiya Kiyomiya
(21:15)		—Kiyomiya
(25:07)		Draw
(30:00)
Soya Sugiura
(10:19)		Kiyomiya
(25:07)		—Mutoh
(17:37)
Mutoh Draw
(30:00)		Draw
(30:00)		Mutoh
(17:37)		—
Block B Kenoh Inaba Mochizuki Kashin
Kenoh —Kenoh
(14:59)		Kenoh
(16:30)		Kashin
(12:46)
Inaba Kenoh
(14:59)		—Mochizuki
(12:39)		Inaba
(7:07)
Mochizuki Kenoh
(16:30)		Mochizuki
(12:39)		—Mochizuki
(9:28)
Kashin Kashin
(12:46)		Inaba
(7:07)		Mochizuki
(9:28)		—
Block C Nakajima Sakuraba Suzuki Tanaka
Nakajima —Nakajima
(12:33)		Nakajima
(18:31)		Tanaka
(14:08)
Sakuraba Nakajima
(12:33)		—Sakuraba
(15:02)		Draw
(30:00)
Suzuki Nakajima
(18:31)		Sakuraba
(15:02)		—Suzuki
(5:26)
Tanaka Tanaka
(14:08)		Draw
(30:00)		Suzuki
(5:26)		—
Block D Kitamiya Saito Funaki Fujita
Kitamiya —Kitamiya
(7:58)		Funaki
(10:54)		Fujita
(9:29)
Saito Kitamiya
(7:58)		—Funaki
(12:53)		Fujita
(13:12)
Funaki Funaki
(10:54)		Funaki
(12:53)		—Funaki
(5:05)
Fujita Fujita
(9:29)		Fujita
(13:12)		Funaki
(5:05)		—
Semifinals Final
      
A1 Kaito Kiyomiya Pin
B1 Kenoh 15:35
B1 Kenoh Pin
C1 Katsuhiko Nakajima 20:00 [15]
C1 Katsuhiko Nakajima Pin
D1 Masakatsu Funaki 8:38

2022

N-1 Victory 2022
Noah N-1 Victory 2022.jpg
Promotional poster for the final event of the tournament, featuring all the participants
Promotion Pro Wrestling Noah
DateAugust 11–September 3, 2022
CityVarious
Final: Osaka
VenueVarious
Final: Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium
AttendanceHighest: Finals (2,988)
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2023

The 2022 edition took place between August 11 and September 3, with the final at Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium. The participants and matches were announced on July 17. Timothy Thatcher withdrew from the tournament due to visa issues. Kinya Okada defeated Yoshiki Inamura to take Thatcher's spot in the N-1. [16] [17]

Current standings
Block ABlock B
Hideki Suzuki 11 Kaito Kiyomiya 10
Kazuyuki Fujita 10 Katsuhiko Nakajima 10
Kenoh (C)9 Masakatsu Funaki 8
Go Shiozaki 8 Takashi Sugiura 8
El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. 6 Satoshi Kojima 8
Masato Tanaka 6 Jack Morris 6
Masaaki Mochizuki 4 Masa Kitamiya 6
Anthony Greene 2Kinya Okada0
Block A Kenoh Fujita Shiozaki Tanaka Mochizuki Suzuki Wagner Greene
Kenoh —Fujita
(19:04) [18] 		Kenoh
(20:00) [19] 		Tanaka
(19:01) [20] 		Kenoh
(13:32) [21] 		Draw
(30:00) [22] 		Kenoh
(15:03) [23] 		Kenoh
(11:14) [24]
Fujita Fujita
(19:04) [18] 		—Fujita
(20:46) [23] 		Tanaka
(20:56) [25] 		Fujita
(8:43) [24] 		Fujita
(19:05) [19] 		Wagner
(9:23) [21] 		Fujita
(4:59) [22]
Shiozaki Kenoh
(20:00) [19] 		Fujita
(20:46) [23] 		—Shiozaki
(15:54) [24] 		Shiozaki
(14:22) [20] 		Suzuki
(15:13) [18] 		Shiozaki
(15:15) [25] 		Shiozaki
(9:35) [21]
Tanaka Tanaka
(19:01) [20] 		Tanaka
(20:56) [25] 		Shiozaki
(15:54) [24] 		—Mochizuki
(13:43) [22] 		Suzuki
(15:24) [21] 		Wagner
(11:37) [18] 		Tanaka
(11:21) [23]
Mochizuki Kenoh
(13:32) [21] 		Fujita
(8:43) [24] 		Shiozaki
(14:22) [20] 		Mochizuki
(13:43) [22] 		—Suzuki
(14:35) [23] 		Wagner
(13:18) [19] 		Mochizuki
(9:46) [18]
Suzuki Draw
(30:00) [22] 		Fujita
(19:05) [19] 		Suzuki
(15:13) [18] 		Suzuki
(15:24) [21] 		Suzuki
(14:35) [23] 		—Suzuki
(12:46) [24] 		Suzuki
(9:00) [25]
Wagner Kenoh
(15:03) [23] 		Wagner
(9:23) [21] 		Shiozaki
(15:15) [25] 		Wagner
(11:37) [18] 		Wagner
(13:18) [19] 		Suzuki
(12:46) [24] 		—Greene
(12:12) [20]
Greene Kenoh
(11:14) [24] 		Fujita
(4:59) [22] 		Shiozaki
(9:35) [21] 		Tanaka
(11:21) [23] 		Mochizuki
(9:46) [18] 		Suzuki
(9:00) [25] 		Greene
(12:12) [20] 		—
Block B Funaki Kiyomiya Nakajima Sugiura Kitamiya Kojima Okada Morris
Funaki —Kiyomiya
(13:49) [22] 		Funaki
(22:26) [21] 		Funaki
(0:57) [18] 		Kitamiya
(9:03) [20] 		Kojima
(10:11) [25] 		Funaki
(7:49) [23] 		Funaki
(8:44) [24]
Kiyomiya Kiyomiya
(13:49) [22] 		—Kiyomiya
(17:45) [20] 		Kiyomiya
(19:30) [24] 		Kitamiya
(18:54) [21] 		Kiyomiya
(17:06) [18] 		Kiyomiya
(9:59) [25] 		Morris
(11:50) [23]
Nakajima Funaki
(22:26) [21] 		Kiyomiya
(17:45) [20] 		—Nakajima
(16:35) [22] 		Nakajima
(10:36) [23] 		Nakajima
(24:44) [24] 		Nakajima
(3:17) [18] 		Nakajima
(13:41) [22]
Sugiura Funaki
(0:57) [18] 		Kiyomiya
(19:30) [24] 		Nakajima
(16:35) [22] 		—Sugiura
(10:26) [22] 		Sugiura
(16:54) [23] 		Sugiura
(6:43) [20] 		Sugiura
(16:33) [25]
Kitamiya Kitamiya
(9:03) [20] 		Kitamiya
(18:54) [21] 		Nakajima
(10:36) [23] 		Sugiura
(10:26) [22] 		—Kojima
(12:36) [19] 		Kitamiya
(6:09) [24] 		Morris
(11:00) [18]
Kojima Kojima
(10:11) [25] 		Kiyomiya
(17:06) [18] 		Nakajima
(24:44) [24] 		Sugiura
(16:54) [23] 		Kojima
(12:36) [22] 		—Kojima
(8:50) [21] 		Kojima
(12:48) [20]
OkadaFunaki
(7:49) [23] 		Kiyomiya
(9:59) [25] 		Nakajima
(3:17) [18] 		Sugiura
(6:43) [20] 		Kitamiya
(6:09) [24] 		Kojima
(8:50) [21] 		—Morris
(11:06) [19]
Morris Funaki
(8:44) [24] 		Morris
(11:50) [23] 		Nakajima
(13:41) [22] 		Sugiura
(16:33) [25] 		Morris
(11:00) [18] 		Kojima
(12:48) [20] 		Morris
(11:06) [19] 		—
Final
   
A1 Hideki Suzuki Pin
B1 Kaito Kiyomiya 33:23 [26]

2023

N-1 Victory 2023
Noah N-1 Victory 2023 poster.jpg
Promotional poster for the final event of the tournament, featuring all the participants
Promotion Pro Wrestling Noah
DateAugust 6–September 3, 2023
CityVarious
Final: Osaka
VenueVarious
Final: Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium
AttendanceHighest: Finals (2,121)
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—

The 2023 edition took place between August 6 and September 3, with the final at Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium. The participants and matches were announced on June 22. Sixteen wrestlers competed in the tournament with special guests including All Japan Pro Wrestling's Yuma Anzai and Dragon Gate's Yuki Yoshioka competing in this year's tournament. On August 19, it was announced that Daiki Inaba would be absent for the remainder of the tournament, due to injury, leading him to forfeit the remainder of their matches.

Current standings
Block ABlock B
Kenoh 10 Go Shiozaki 9
Jake Lee (C)10 Manabu Soya 9
Jack Morris 9 Katsuhiko Nakajima 8
Yuki Yoshioka 8 Lance Anoa'i 8
Timothy Thatcher 8 El Hijo del Dr. Wagner Jr. 8
Masa Kitamiya 7 Saxon Huxley 6
Adam Brooks 4 Daiki Inaba 4
Yoshiki Inamura 0 Yuma Anzai 4
Block A Lee Kenoh Kitamiya Morris Inamura Thatcher Brooks Yoshioka
Lee —Kenoh
(22:38) [27] 		Draw
(30:00) [28] 		Draw
(30:00) [29] 		Lee
(10:15) [30] 		Lee
(20:04) [31] 		Lee
(10:24) [32] 		Lee
(16:08) [33]
Kenoh Kenoh
(22:38) [27] 		—Kenoh
(15:41) [30] 		Morris
(15:20) [28] 		Kenoh
(28:34) [32] 		Kenoh
(13:47) [29] 		Brooks
(14:16) [31] 		Kenoh
(20:25) [34]
Kitamiya Draw
(30:00) [28] 		Kenoh
(15:41) [30] 		—Kitamiya
(10:20) [32] 		Kitamiya
(14:15) [34] 		Thatcher
(10:26) [27] 		Kitamiya
(11:02) [33] 		Yoshioka
(12:41) [31]
Morris Draw
(30:00) [29] 		Morris
(15:20) [28] 		Kitamiya
(10:20) [32] 		—Morris
(13:51) [31] 		Thatcher
(11:59) [34] 		Morris
(10:11) [27] 		Morris
(9:58) [30]
Inamura Lee
(10:15) [30] 		Kenoh
(28:34) [32] 		Kitamiya
(14:15) [34] 		Morris
(13:51) [31] 		—Thatcher
(13:12) [33] 		Brooks
(7:58) [29] 		Yoshioka
(7:26) [27]
Thatcher Lee
(20:04) [31] 		Kenoh
(13:47) [29] 		Thatcher
(10:26) [27] 		Thatcher
(11:59) [34] 		Thatcher
(13:12) [33] 		—Thatcher
(9:47) [30] 		Yoshioka
(8:24) [32]
Brooks Lee
(10:24) [34] 		Brooks
(14:16) [31] 		Kitamiya
(11:02) [33] 		Morris
(10:11) [30] 		Brooks
(7:58) [29] 		Thatcher
(9:47) [27] 		—Yoshioka
(9:46) [28]
Yoshioka Lee
(16:08) [33] 		Kenoh
(20:25) [34] 		Yoshioka
(12:41) [31] 		Morris
(9:58) [30] 		Yoshioka
(7:26) [27] 		Yoshioka
(8:24) [32] 		Yoshioka
(9:46) [28] 		—
Block B Shiozaki Nakajima Wagner Soya Inaba Huxley Anoa'i Anzai
Shiozaki —Shiozaki
(14:53) [27] 		Wagner
(24:28) [34] 		Draw
(30:00) [30] 		Shiozaki
(forfeit) [29] 		Shiozaki
(9:54) [31] 		Anoa'i
(12:14) [28] 		Shiozaki
(21:51) [33]
Nakajima Shiozaki
(14:53) [27] 		—Nakajima
(15:00) [32] 		Soya
(14:40) [31] 		Nakajima
(13:35) [34] 		Huxley
(12:37) [33] 		Nakajima
(10:36) [30] 		Nakajima
(10:33) [28]
Wagner Wagner
(24:28) [34] 		Nakajima
(15:00) [32] 		—Soya
(12:07) [27] 		Wagner
(12:47) [31] 		Wagner
(10:04) [30] 		Anoa'i
(10:56) [33] 		Wagner
(10:30) [29]
Soya Draw
(30:00) [30] 		Soya
(14:40) [31] 		Soya
(12:07) [27] 		—Inaba
(13:50) [33] 		Soya
(12:00) [34] 		Soya
(12:35) [29] 		Anzai
(13:14) [32]
Inaba Shiozaki
(forfeit) [29] 		Nakajima
(13:35) [34] 		Wagner
(12:47) [31] 		Inaba
(13:50) [32] 		—Inaba
(7:36) [28] 		Anoa'i
(forfeit)		Anzai
(forfeit)
Huxley Shiozaki
(9:54) [31] 		Huxley
(12:37) [33] 		Wagner
(10:04) [30] 		Soya
(12:00) [34] 		Inaba
(7:36) [28] 		—Huxley
(7:13) [32] 		Huxley
(9:28) [27]
Anoa'i Anoa'i
(12:14) [28] 		Nakajima
(10:36) [30] 		Anoa'i
(10:56) [33] 		Soya
(12:35) [29] 		Anoa'i
(forfeit)		Huxley
(7:13) [32] 		—Anoa'i
(8:22) [31]
Anzai Shiozaki
(21:51) [33] 		Nakajima
(10:33) [28] 		Wagner
(10:30) [29] 		Anzai
(13:14) [34] 		Anzai
(forfeit)		Huxley
(9:28) [27] 		Anoa'i
(8:22) [31] 		—
B-Block Decision Final
A1 Kenoh Pin
B1 Go Shiozaki Pin B1 Go Shiozaki 32:48
B2 Manabu Soya 22:33

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