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Super Junior Tag League

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NJPW tag team tournament
Super Junior Tag League trophy

TheSuper Junior Tag League is aprofessional wrestlingtag teamtournament held byNew Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW).

Established in 2010, but preceded by the G1 Climax Junior Heavyweight Tag League in 2001 (won byEl Samurai andJushin Thunder Liger), it is thejunior heavyweight equivalent of theWorld Tag League for heavyweight tag teams.[1] From 2010 to 2017, it was named theSuper Junior Tag Tournament and followed asingle-elimination format, before becoming the Super Junior Tag League in 2018, switching to around-robin format. Since the tournament's inception, there were two years where the tournament did not take place—in 2011 and 2020 (due to major changes to NJPW's schedule during theCOVID-19 pandemic). the winning team traditionally earns the right to challenge for theIWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship at the following year'sWrestle Kingdom, assuming the team does not hold the title at the time of their victory.

Super Junior Tag Tournament (2010–2017)

[edit]
TournamentYearWinnerSJTT won
(team)
SJTT won
(individual)
Final venueRef.
Super J Tag Tournament2010El Samurai andKoji Kanemoto11, 1JCB Hall[2]
Super Jr. Tag Tournament2012Time Splitters
(Alex Shelley andKushida)
11, 1Korakuen Hall[3]
Super Jr. Tag Tournament2013The Young Bucks
(Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson)
11, 1Korakuen Hall[4]
Super Jr. Tag Tournament2014reDRagon
(Bobby Fish andKyle O'Reilly)
11, 1Gifu Industry Hall[5]
Super Jr. Tag Tournament2015Matt Sydal andRicochet11, 1Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium[6]
Super Jr. Tag Tournament2016Roppongi Vice
(Beretta andRocky Romero)
11, 1Edion Arena Osaka[7]
Super Jr. Tag Tournament2017Roppongi 3K
(Sho andYoh)
11, 1Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium[8]

2010

[edit]

Super J Tag Tournament was a one-nightprofessional wrestling tournament hosted byNew Japan Pro-Wrestling and took place on May 8.[9] Most of the wrestlers involved were signed to New Japan but did feature wrestlers from other promotions likeMascara Dorada &Valiente fromConsejo Mundial de Lucha Libre,Kota Ibushi fromDramatic Dream Team,Fujita Hayato andTaro Nohashi fromMichinoku Pro Wrestling, andKushida fromSmash.[10]

El Samurai andKoji Kanemoto defeatedApollo 55 (Prince Devitt andRyusuke Taguchi) to win the tournament and becomeIWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Champions.

Results
Round 1SemifinalsFinal
         
Fujita Hayato andTaro NohashiPin
Jushin Thunder Liger andNobuo Yoshihashi10:51[2]
Fujita Hayato and Taro NohashiSub
El Samurai and Koji Kanemoto12:45[2]
El Samurai andKoji KanemotoSub
Davey Richards andTama Tonga10:50[2]
El Samurai and Koji KanemotoPin
Prince Devitt and Ryusuke Taguchi21:27[2]
Gedo andKushidaPin
Austin Creed andKota Ibushi13:18[2]
Gedo and KushidaPin
Prince Devitt and Ryusuke Taguchi11:36[2]
Prince Devitt andRyusuke TaguchiPin
Mascara Dorada andValiente7:59[2]

2012

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Super Jr. Tag Tournament 2012 was a two-nightprofessional wrestling tournament hosted byNew Japan Pro-Wrestling. The preliminary round took place on October 21 and the semi-final and final took place on November 2.[11] The tournament utilized wrestlers mostly signed to New Japan but also includedNegro Casas fromConsejo Mundial de Lucha Libre,Taka Michinoku fromKaientai Dojo, and freelancerBrian Kendrick.[12]

Time Splitters (Alex Shelley andKushida) defeatedApollo 55 (Prince Devitt andRyusuke Taguchi) to win the tournament and become the number one contenders to the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship.[13] They challenged theIWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team ChampionsForever Hooligans (Alex Koslov and Rocky Romero) to a title match atPower Struggle on November 11.

Results
Round 1SemifinalsFinal
         
Jushin Thunder Liger andTiger MaskPin
Alex Koslov andRocky Romero9:28[14]
Alex Koslov and Rocky RomeroPin
Prince Devitt andRyusuke Taguchi9:19[3]
Prince Devitt andRyusuke TaguchiPin
Brian Kendrick andLow Ki10:03[14]
Prince Devitt and Ryusuke TaguchiPin
Alex Shelley andKushida16:42[3]
Alex Shelley andKushidaPin
Jado and Gedo13:26[14]
Alex Shelley andKushidaPin
Taichi and Taka Michinoku8:13[3]
Bushi andNegro CasasPin
Taichi andTaka Michinoku10:24[14]

2013

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The 2013 Super Jr. Tag Tournament was a two-nightprofessional wrestling tournament hosted byNew Japan Pro-Wrestling. The preliminary round took take place on October 25 and the semi-final and final on November 6.[15] The debutingYoung Bucks won the tournament and on November 9 atPower Struggle, defeatedTaichi andTaka Michinoku to also win theIWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship.

Results
Round 1SemifinalsFinal
         
Jushin Thunder Liger andTiger MaskPin
Jado and Gedo9:16[16]
Jado and GedoPin
The Young Bucks9:31[4]
Beretta andBrian KendrickPin
The Young Bucks10:35[16]
The Young BucksPin
Forever Hooligans19:13[4]
Kushida andYohei KomatsuPin
Bushi andValiente9:37[16]
Bushi and ValientePin
Forever Hooligans10:28[4]
Forever HooligansPin
Taichi andTaka Michinoku9:06[16]

2014

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The 2014 Super Jr. Tag Tournament was a four-nightprofessional wrestling tournament hosted byNew Japan Pro-Wrestling. The preliminary round took place on October 25, the semifinals on November 1 and 2, and the final on November 3.[17] For the third year in a row, the tournament's winning team,reDRagon, went on to also capture theIWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship atPower Struggle.

Results
Round 1SemifinalsFinal
         
Jushin Thunder Liger andTiger MaskPin
The Young Bucks8:32[18]
The Young BucksPin
El Desperado and Taichi12:04[19]
Fuego andRyusuke TaguchiPin
El Desperado andTaichi12:19[18]
The Young BucksPin
reDRagon15:04[5]
Time SplittersPin
Forever Hooligans15:43[18]
Forever HooligansPin
reDRagon15:03[20]
Bushi andMáscara DoradaPin
reDRagon10:21[18]

2015

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Ricochet andMatt Sydal upon winning the tournament in 2015

The 2015 Super Jr. Tag Tournament is a three-nightprofessional wrestling tournament hosted byNew Japan Pro-Wrestling. The preliminary round took place on October 24, the semifinals on November 1, and the final on November 7 atPower Struggle.[21]

Results
Round 1SemifinalsFinal
         
Jushin Thunder Liger andTiger MaskPin
reDRagon10:24[22]
reDRagonPin
Roppongi Vice20:06[23]
Roppongi VicePin
Chase Owens andKenny Omega13:11[22]
Roppongi VicePin
Matt Sydal and Ricochet16:06[6]
Máscara Dorada andRyusuke TaguchiPin
The Young Bucks11:08[22]
The Young BucksPin
Matt Sydal and Ricochet12:05[23]
Time SplittersPin
Matt Sydal andRicochet18:48[22]

2016

[edit]
Roppongi Vice upon winning the tournament in 2016

The 2016 Super Jr. Tag Tournament was a four-nightprofessional wrestling tournament hosted byNew Japan Pro-Wrestling. The preliminary round took place on October 21 and 25, the semifinals on October 30, and the final on November 5 atPower Struggle.[24]

Results
Round 1SemifinalsFinal
         
Jushin Thunder Liger andTiger MaskSub
Fuego andRyusuke Taguchi9:55[25]
Fuego and Ryusuke TaguchiPin
Roppongi Vice15:26[27]
Ángel de Oro andTitánPin
Roppongi Vice12:55[25]
Roppongi VicePin
ACH and Taiji Ishimori18:49[7]
David Finlay Jr. andRicochetPin
Gedo andWill Ospreay8:47[26]
David Finlay and RicochetPin
ACH and Taiji Ishimori15:57[27]
A. C. H. andTaiji IshimoriPin
The Young Bucks17:40[25]

2017

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Roppongi 3K upon winning the tournament in 2017

The 2017 Super Jr. Tag Tournament was a four-nightprofessional wrestling tournament hosted byNew Japan Pro-Wrestling. The preliminary round took place on October 23 and 29, the semifinals on October 30, and the final on November 5 atPower Struggle.[28]

Results
Round 1SemifinalsFinal
         
Hirai Kawato andKushidaPin
Roppongi 3K12:39[29]
Roppongi 3KPin
Bushi and Hiromu Takahashi20:34[31]
Dragon Lee andTitánPin
Bushi andHiromu Takahashi20:20[29]
Roppongi 3KPin
ACH and Ryusuke Taguchi15:51[8]
Jushin Thunder Liger andTiger MaskPin
El Desperado andYoshinobu Kanemaru17:28[30]
El Desperado and Yoshinobu KanemaruPin
ACH and Ryusuke Taguchi17:06[31]
A. C. H. andRyusuke TaguchiPin
Taichi andTaka Michinoku18:42[30]

Super Junior Tag League (2018–present)

[edit]
TournamentYearWinnerSJTL won
(team)
SJTL won
(individual)
Final venueRef.Total won
(team)
Total won
(individual)
Super Jr. Tag League2018Roppongi 3K
(Sho andYoh)
11, 1Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium[32]22, 2
Super Jr. Tag League2019Roppongi 3K
(Sho andYoh)
22, 2Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium[33]33, 3
Super Jr. Tag League2021El Desperado andYoshinobu Kanemaru11, 1Korakuen Hall[34]11, 1
Super Jr. Tag League2022LiYoh
(Lio Rush andYoh)
11, 3Sendai Sunplaza Hall[35]11, 4
Super Jr. Tag League2023Catch 2/2
(TJP andFrancesco Akira)
11, 1Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium11, 1
Super Jr. Tag League2024Ichiban Sweet Boys (Robbie Eagles andKosei Fujita)11, 1EDION Arena Osaka11, 1
Super Jr. Tag League2025House of Torture (Douki andSho)11, 3Gifu Memorial Center Gymnasium[36]11, 4

2018

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The 2018 Super Jr. Tag League was a thirteen-nightprofessional wrestling tournament hosted byNew Japan Pro-Wrestling. It featured eight teams in a single block. Block matches were held from October 16 to November 1, 2018 with the first and second placed teams advancing to the final, on November 3, atPower Struggle. Due to a three-way tie at the top of the standings, the final was athree-way tag team match between the qualified teams.

Final standings
El Desperado andYoshinobu Kanemaru10
Bushi andShingo Takagi10
Sho andYoh10
Taiji Ishimori andRobbie Eagles6
Kushida andChris Sabin6
Ryusuke Taguchi andA. C. H.6
Jushin Thunder Liger andTiger Mask4
Volador Jr. andSoberano Jr.4
ResultsBushi
Takagi
Liger
Tiger
Kushida
Sabin
Taguchi
A. C. H.
Volador
Soberano
Sho
Yoh
Ishimori
Eagles
Kanemaru
Desperado
Bushi
Takagi
N/aLiger
Tiger
(10:30)
Bushi
Takagi
(16:53)
Bushi
Takagi
(12:20)
Bushi
Takagi
(13:42)
Bushi
Takagi
(21:18)
Bushi
Takagi
(14:00)
Kanemaru
Desperado
(18:04)
Liger
Tiger
Liger
Tiger
(10:30)
N/aKushida
Sabin
(10:20)
ACH
Taguchi
(12:42)
Liger
Tiger
(11:06)
Sho
Yoh
(11:33)
Ishimori
Eagles
(11:04)
Kanemaru
Desperado
(11:55)
Kushida
Sabin
Bushi
Takagi
(16:53)
Kushida
Sabin
(10:20)
N/aKushida
Sabin
(13:58)
Kushida
Sabin
(10:32)
Sho
Yoh
(15:18)
Ishimori
Eagles
(12:31)
Kanemaru
Desperado
(14:40)
Taguchi
A. C. H.
Bushi
Takagi
(12:20)
ACH
Taguchi
(12:42)
Kushida
Sabin
(13:58)
N/aVolador
Soberano
(10:33)
ACH
Taguchi
(18:33)
Ishimori
Eagles
(13:33)
ACH
Taguchi
(13:17)
Volador
Soberano
Bushi
Takagi
(13:42)
Liger
Tiger
(11:06)
Kushida
Sabin
(10:32)
Volador
Soberano
(10:33)
N/aSho
Yoh
(11:55)
Volador
Soberano
(8:56)
Kanemaru
Desperado
(12:32)
Sho
Yoh
Bushi
Takagi
(21:18)
Sho
Yoh
(11:33)
Sho
Yoh
(15:18)
ACH
Taguchi
(18:33)
Sho
Yoh
(11:55)
N/aSho
Yoh
(10:50)
Sho
Yoh
(13:14)
Ishimori
Eagles
Bushi
Takagi
(14:00)
Ishimori
Eagles
(11:04)
Ishimori
Eagles
(12:31)
Ishimori
Eagles
(13:33)
Volador
Soberano
(8:56)
Sho
Yoh
(10:50)
N/aKanemaru
Desperado
(10:02)
Desperado
Kanemaru
Kanemaru
Desperado
(18:04)
Kanemaru
Desperado
(11:55)
Kanemaru
Desperado
(14:40)
ACH
Taguchi
(13:17)
Kanemaru
Desperado
(12:32)
Sho
Yoh
(13:14)
Kanemaru
Desperado
(10:02)
N/a
Final
   
1Sho andYohPin
1
1
Bushi andTakagi
Desperado andKanemaru
15:55

2019

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The 2019 Super Jr. Tag League is a fifteen-nightprofessional wrestling tournament hosted byNew Japan Pro-Wrestling. It features eight teams in a single block, with the first and second placed teams advancing to a final. Block matches were held from October 16 to November 1, 2019, on the Road to Power Struggle tour, and the final was held on November 3, 2019, atPower Struggle.[33]

Final Standings
El Desperado andYoshinobu Kanemaru10
Sho andYoh10
Taiji Ishimori andEl Phantasmo10
Will Ospreay andRobbie Eagles8
Volador andTitán8
Ryusuke Taguchi andRocky Romero8
T. J. Perkins andClark Connors2
Tiger Mask andYuya Uemura0
ResultsSho
Yoh
Ishimori
Phantasmo
Desperado
Kanemaru
Ospreay
Eagles
Taguchi
Romero
Volador
Titán
Tiger
Uemura
TJP
Connors
Sho
Yoh
N/aSho
Yoh
(17:28)
Desperado
Kanemaru
(15:28)
Sho
Yoh
(21:15)
Taguchi
Romero
(23:12)
Sho
Yoh
(16:25)
Sho
Yoh
(16:10)
Sho
Yoh
(13:31)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
Sho
Yoh
(17:28)
N/aDesperado
Kanemaru
(15:36)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(22:17)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(15:58)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(14:22)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(11:36)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(11:13)
Desperado
Kanemaru
Desperado
Kanemaru
(15:28)
Desperado
Kanemaru
(15:36)
N/aDesperado
Kanemaru
(16:24)
Taguchi
Romero
(13:43)
Volador
Titán
(12:03)
Desperado
Kanemaru
(14:55)
Desperado
Kanemaru
(12:18)
Ospreay
Eagles
Sho
Yoh
(21:15)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(22:17)
Desperado
Kanemaru
(16:24)
N/aOspreay
Eagles
(22:13)
Ospreay
Eagles
(10:58)
Ospreay
Eagles
(11:33)
Ospreay
Eagles
(15:30)
Taguchi
Romero
Taguchi
Romero
(23:12)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(15:58)
Taguchi
Romero
(13:43)
Ospreay
Eagles
(22:13)
N/aVolador
Titán
(13:57)
Taguchi
Romero
(12:32)
Taguchi
Romero
(15:37)
Volador
Titán
Sho
Yoh
(16:25)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(14:22)
Volador
Titán
(12:03)
Ospreay
Eagles
(10:58)
Volador
Titán
(13:57)
N/aVolador
Titán
(12:58)
Volador
Titán
(12:24)
Tiger
Uemura
Sho
Yoh
(16:10)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(11:36)
Desperado
Kanemaru
(14:55)
Ospreay
Eagles
(11:33)
Taguchi
Romero
(12:32)
Volador
Titán
(12:58)
N/aTJP
Connors
(15:06)
TJP
Connors
Sho
Yoh
(13:31)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(11:13)
Desperado
Kanemaru
(12:18)
Ospreay
Eagles
(15:30)
Taguchi
Romero
(15:37)
Volador
Titán
(12:24)
TJP
Connors
(15:06)
N/a
Final
   
1Desperado andKanemaru14:13
2Sho andYohPin[33]

2021

[edit]

The 2021 Super Jr. Tag League was a five-nightprofessional wrestling tournament hosted byNew Japan Pro-Wrestling. It featured six teams in a single block, with the team having most points at the end of the league winning the entire tournament. In case of a tie between two or more top ranked teams in the block in terms of points tiebreakers were held and the winner of the tournament would be decided. Block matches were held from 7 August to 9 August and 16 August to 17 August 2021, on the Summer Struggle 2021 tour atKorakuen Hall inTokyo, Japan.Gedo andDick Togo forfeited their matches againstRyusuke Taguchi andMaster Wato respectively due to both having to be quarantined for being in contact withEVIL, who had been in physical contact withShingo Takagi, who tested positive for COVID. Due to this situation, official word was of giving Taguchi and Wato a bye in the tournament, thus only two league matches were held on 16 August 2021. Sho and Yoh broke up following the events of the August 16, 2021 show, causing their match against Gedo and Dick Togo to be ruled a double forfeit.[37]

Final Standings
El Desperado andYoshinobu Kanemaru8
Taiji Ishimori andEl Phantasmo8
Ryusuke Taguchi andMaster Wato6
Tiger Mask andRobbie Eagles6
Sho andYoh0
Gedo andDick Togo0
MatchesSho
Yoh
Ishimori
Phantasmo
Desperado
Kanemaru
Gedo
Togo
Taguchi
Wato
Tiger
Eagles
Sho
Yoh
N/aIshimori
Phantasmo
(15:56)
Desperado
Kanemaru
(21:52)
Double
Forfeit
Taguchi
Wato
(19:01)
Tiger
Eagles
(14:24)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(15:56)
N/aDesperado
Kanemaru
(21:04)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(12:57)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(15:43)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(16:22)
Desperado
Kanemaru
Desperado
Kanemaru
(21:52)
Desperado
Kanemaru
(21:04)
N/aDesperado
Kanemaru
(18:56)
Desperado
Kanemaru
(13:52)
Tiger
Eagles
(15:45)
Gedo
Togo
Double
Forfeit
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(12:57)
Desperado
Kanemaru
(18:56)
N/aTaguchi
Wato
(Forfeit)
Tiger
Eagles
(11:56)
Taguchi
Wato
Taguchi
Wato
(19:01)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(15:43)
Desperado
Kanemaru
(13:52)
Taguchi
Wato
(Forfeit)
N/aTaguchi
Wato
(21:04)
Tiger
Eagles
Tiger
Eagles
(14:24)
Ishimori
Phantasmo
(16:22)
Tiger
Eagles
(15:45)
Tiger
Eagles
(11:56)
Taguchi
Wato
(21:04)
N/a

2022

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The 2022 Super Jr. Tag League was a sixteen-nightprofessional wrestling tournament hosted byNew Japan Pro-Wrestling. It featured ten teams in a single block, with the team having the most points at the end of the league winning the entire tournament. In case of a tie between two or more top-ranked teams in the block in terms of points, tiebreakers were held and the winner of the tournament would be decided. Block matches were held from November 21 to December 14, 2022, and the final took place atSendai Sunplaza Hall inSendai,Japan.

Standings
Ace Austin andChris Bey14
Lio Rush andYoh14
TJP andFrancesco Akira12
Alex Zayne andEl Lindaman12
Bushi andTitán12
Yoshinobu Kanemaru andDouki8
Ryusuke Taguchi andClark Connors6
Kushida andKevin Knight4
Robbie Eagles andTiger Mask4
Sho andDick Togo4
ResultsTJP
Akira
Austin
Bey
Eagles
Tiger
Taguchi
Connors
Zayne
Lindaman
Kushida
Knight
Kanemaru
Douki
Sho
Togo
Bushi
Titán
Yoh
Rush
TJP
Akira
N/aAustin
Bey
(14:51)
TJP
Akira
(9:17)
TJP
Akira
(11:47)
TJP
Akira
(18:56)
TJP
Akira
(13:27)
Kanemaru
Douki
(18:40)
TJP
Akira
(12:41)
Bushi
Titán
(14:40)
TJP
Akira
(19:06)
Austin
Bey
Austin
Bey
(14:51)
N/aAustin
Bey
(9:28)
Austin
Bey
(7:45)
Zayne
Lindaman
(18:37)
Austin
Bey
(10:16)
Austin
Bey
(11:10)
Austin
Bey
(9:33)
Austin
Bey
(13:27)
Yoh
Rush
(15:01)
Eagles
Tiger
TJP
Akira
(9:17)
Austin
Bey
(9:28)
N/aTaguchi
Connors
(9:17)
Zayne
Lindaman
(10:21)
Kushida
Knight
(11:22)
Eagles
Tiger
(8:38)
Eagles
Tiger
(9:58)
Bushi
Titán
(11:11)
Yoh
Rush
(10:13)
Taguchi
Connors
TJP
Akira
(11:47)
Austin
Bey
(7:45)
Taguchi
Connors
(9:17)
N/aZayne
Lindaman
(10:41)
Taguchi
Connors
(9:22)
Taguchi
Connors
(8:21)
Sho
Togo
(13:03)
Bushi
Titán
(10:02)
Yoh
Rush
(11:28)
Zayne
Lindaman
TJP
Akira
(18:56)
Zayne
Lindaman
(18:37)
Zayne
Lindaman
(10:21)
Zayne
Lindaman
(10:41)
N/aZayne
Lindaman
(9:53)
Kanemaru
Douki
(10:10)
Zayne
Lindaman
(6:15)
Zayne
Lindaman
(9:28)
Yoh
Rush
(12:21)
Kushida
Knight
TJP
Akira
(13:27)
Austin
Bey
(10:16)
Kushida
Knight
(11:22)
Taguchi
Connors
(9:22)
Zayne
Lindaman
(9:53)
N/aKanemaru
Douki
(7:52)
Kushida
Knight
(9:34)
Bushi
Titán
(7:57)
Yoh
Rush
(10:43)
Kanemaru
Douki
Kanemaru
Douki
(18:40)
Austin
Bey
(11:10)
Eagles
Mask
(8:38)
Taguchi
Connors
(8:21)
Kanemaru
Douki
(10:10)
Kanemaru
Douki
(7:52)
N/aKanemaru
Douki
(12:16)
Bushi
Titán
(11:41)
Yoh
Rush
(10:43)
Sho
Togo
TJP
Akira
(12:41)
Austin
Bey
(9:33)
Eagles
Mask
(9:58)
Sho
Togo
(13:03)
Zayne
Lindaman
(6:15)
Kushida
Knight
(9:34)
Kanemaru
Douki
(12:16)
N/aBushi
Titán
(11:56)
Sho
Togo
(0:18)
Bushi
Titán
Bushi
Titán
(14:40)
Austin
Bey
(13:27)
Bushi
Titán
(11:11)
Bushi
Titán
(10:02)
Zayne
Lindaman
(9:28)
Bushi
Titán
(7:57)
Bushi
Titán
(11:41)
Bushi
Titán
(11:56)
N/aYoh
Rush
(12:17)
Rush
Yoh
TJP
Akira
(19:06)
Rush
Yoh
(15:01)
Rush
Yoh
(10:13)
Rush
Yoh
(11:28)
Rush
Yoh
(12:21)
Rush
Yoh
(10:43)
Rush
Yoh
(10:04)
Sho
Togo
(0:18)
Rush
Yoh
(12:17)
N/a
Final
   
1Ace Austin andChris Bey21:10
2Lio Rush andYohPin

2023

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The 2023 Super Jr. Tag League was a sixteen-nightprofessional wrestling tournament hosted byNew Japan Pro-Wrestling. It featured ten teams in a single block, with the team having the most points at the end of the league winning the entire tournament. In case of a tie between two or more top-ranked teams in the block in terms of points, tiebreakers were held and the winner of the tournament would be decided. Block matches were held from October 21 to November 4, 2023, and the final took place at the 2023 edition ofPower Struggle.[38]

Standings
TJP andFrancesco Akira12
Sho andYoshinobu Kanemaru12
El Desperado andMaster Wato12
Clark Connors andDrilla Moloney10
Bushi andTitán10
Kushida andKevin Knight10
Robbie Eagles andKosei Fujita8
Yoh andMusashi8
Douki andTaka Michinoku4
Ryusuke Taguchi andThe DKC4
ResultsYoh
Musashi
Kushida
Knight
Taguchi
The DKC
Desperado
Wato
Douki
Michinoku
Bushi
Titán
Eagles
Fujita
TJP
Akira
Connors
Moloney
Sho
Kanemaru
Yoh
Musashi
N/aKushida
Knight
(10:02)
Yoh
Musashi
(11:16)
Yoh
Musashi
(12:07)
Douki
Michinoku
(11:13)
Yoh
Musashi
(10:11)
Eagles
Fujita
(12:11)
Yoh
Musashi
(14:03)
Connors
Moloney
(12:21)
Sho
Kanemaru
(10:28)
Kushida
Knight
Kushida
Knight
(10:02)
N/aKushida
Knight
(12:13)
Desperado
Wato
(24:54)
Kushida
Knight
(10:15)
Bushi
Titan
(10:43)
Kushida
Knight
(10:50)
TJP
Akira
(10:35)
Kushida
Knight
(12:50)
Sho
Kanemaru
(10:43)
Taguchi
The DKC
Yoh
Musashi
(11:16)
Kushida
Knight
(12:13)
N/aDesperado
Wato
(10:47)
Douki
Michinoku
(9:30)
Taguchi
The DKC
(8:26)
Taguchi
The DKC
(12:01)
TJP
Akira
(12:39)
Connors
Moloney
(10:33)
Sho
Kanemaru
(11:15)
Desperado
Wato
Yoh
Musashi
(12:07)
Desperado
Wato
(24:54)
Desperado
Wato
(10:47)
N/aDesperado
Wato
(13:20)
Desperado
Wato
(17:53)
Desperado
Wato
(16:37)
TJP
Akira
(21:47)
Desperado
Wato
(17:51)
Sho
Kanemaru
(19:20)
Douki
Michinoku
Douki
Michinoku
(11:13)
Kushida
Knight
(10:15)
Douki
Michinoku
(9:30)
Desperado
Wato
(13:20)
N/aBushi
Titan
(12:03)
Eagles
Fujita
(11:02)
TJP
Akira
(10:31)
Connors
Moloney
(8:45)
Sho
Kanemaru
(12:26)
Bushi
Titán
Yoh
Musashi
(10:11)
Bushi
Titan
(10:43)
Taguchi
The DKC
(8:26)
Desperado
Wato
(17:53)
Bushi
Titan
(12:03)
N/aBushi
Titan
(12:30)
Bushi
Titan
(13:30)
Connors
Moloney
(11:01)
Bushi
Titan
(13:54)
Eagles
Fujita
Eagles
Fujita
(12:11)
Kushida
Knight
(10:50)
Taguchi
The DKC
(12:01)
Desperado
Wato
(16:37)
Eagles
Fujita
(11:02)
Bushi
Titan
(12:30)
N/aTJP
Akira
(11:50)
Eagles
Fujita
(3:33)
Eagles
Fujita
(11:27)
TJP
Akira
Yoh
Musashi
(14:03)
TJP
Akira
(10:35)
TJP
Akira
(12:39)
TJP
Akira
(21:47)
TJP
Akira
(10:31)
Bushi
Titan
(13:30)
TJP
Akira
(11:50)
N/aConnors
Moloney
(16:15)
TJP
Akira
(18:56)
Connors
Moloney
Connors
Moloney
(12:21)
Kushida
Knight
(12:50)
Connors
Moloney
(10:33)
Desperado
Wato
(17:51)
Connors
Moloney
(8:45)
Connors
Moloney
(11:01)
Eagles
Fujita
(3:33)
Connors
Moloney
(16:15)
N/aSho
Kanemaru
(13:24)
Sho
Kanemaru
Sho
Kanemaru
(10:28)
Sho
Kanemaru
(10:43)
Sho
Kanemaru
(11:15)
Sho
Kanemaru
(19:20)
Sho
Kanemaru
(12:26)
Bushi
Titan
(13:54)
Eagles
Fujita
(11:27)
TJP
Akira
(18:56)
Sho
Kanemaru
(13:24)
N/a
Final
   
1Sho andYoshinobu Kanemaru16:40
2TJP andFrancesco AkiraPin

2024

[edit]

The 2024 Super Jr. Tag League was a nine-nightprofessional wrestling tournament hosted byNew Japan Pro-Wrestling. It featured twelve teams divided across two blocks – the first time this format has been used since the tournament switched to a round-robin tournament – with the top two teams facing in the finals. Guest wrestlers includedDragon Dia fromDragongate,Ninja Mack fromPro Wrestling Noah, and Capitán Suicida fromCMLL. In case of a tie between two or more top-ranked teams in the block in terms of points, tiebreakers were held and the winner of the tournament would be decided. Block matches were held from October 24 to November 2, 2024 and the final took place at the 2024 edition ofPower Struggle.

Standings
Block ABlock B
Robbie Eagles andKosei Fujita8Francesco Akira andTJP6
Clark Connors andDrilla Moloney6Kushida andKevin Knight6
Sho andYoshinobu Kanemaru6Taiji Ishimori andRobbie X6
Ryusuke Taguchi andDragon Dia4The DKC andNinja Mack4
Bushi andHiromu Takahashi4Yoh andRocky Romero4
Tiger Mask and Capitán Suicida2Paris De Silva and Jude London4
Block AConnors
Moloney
Sho
Kanemaru
Eagles
Fujita
Bushi
Hiromu
Taguchi
Dia
Tiger
Suicida
Connors
Moloney
Connors
Moloney
(11:40)
Connors
Moloney
(21:46)
Bushi
Hiromu
(14:55)
Taguchi
Dia
(18:53)
Connors
Moloney
(8:58)
Sho
Kanemaru
Connors
Moloney
(11:40)
Eagles
Fujita
(16:17)
Sho
Kanemaru
(12:51)
Sho
Kanemaru
(10:08)
Sho
Kanemaru
(9:50)
Eagles
Fujita
Connors
Moloney
(21:46)
Eagles
Fujita
(16:17)
Eagles
Fujita
(18:17)
Eagles
Fujita
(15:40)
Eagles
Fujita
(11:15)
Bushi
Hiromu
Bushi
Hiromu
(14:55)
Sho
Kanemaru
(12:51)
Eagles
Fujita
(18:17)
Taguchi
Dia
(8:35)
Bushi
Hiromu
(11:22)
Taguchi
Dia
Taguchi
Dia
(18:53)
Sho
Kanemaru
(10:08)
Eagles
Fujita
(15:40)
Taguchi
Dia
(8:35)
Mask
Suicida
(9:28)
Tiger
Suicida
Connors
Moloney
(8:58)
Sho
Kanemaru
(9:50)
Eagles
Fujita
(11:15)
Bushi
Hiromu
(11:22)
Tiger
Suicida
(9:28)
Block BKushida
Knight
Akira
TJP
Yoh
Romero
DKC
Mack
Ishimori
Robbie
De Silva
London
Kushida
Knight
TJP
Akira
(15:26)
Kushida
Knight
(17:06)
Kushida
Knight
(9:50)
Kushida
Knight
(8:57)
De Silva
London
(10:52)
Akira
TJP
TJP
Akira
(15:26)
Yoh
Romero
(24:37)
TJP
Akira
(15:03)
TJP
Akira
(16:02)
De Silva
London
(12:55)
Yoh
Romero
Kushida
Knight
(17:06)
Yoh
Romero
(24:37)
DKC
Mack
(15:52)
Ishimori
Robbie
(16:47)
Yoh
Romero
(10:30)
DKC
Mack
Kushida
Knight
(9:50)
TJP
Akira
(15:03)
DKC
Mack
(15:52)
Ishimori
Robbie
(14:20)
DKC
Mack
(11:07)
Ishimori
Robbie
Kushida
Knight
(8:57)
TJP
Akira
(16:02)
Ishimori
Robbie
(16:47)
Ishimori
Robbie
(14:20)
Ishimori
Robbie
(9:06)
De Silva
London
De Silva
London
(10:52)
De Silva
London
(12:55)
Yoh
Romero
(10:30)
DKC
Mack
(11:07)
Ishimori
Robbie
(9:06)
Final
   
ARobbie Eagles andKosei FujitaPin
BFrancesco Akira andTJP15:20

2025

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The 2025 Super Jr. Tag League was a nine-nightprofessional wrestling tournament hosted byNew Japan Pro-Wrestling. It featured twelve teams divided across two blocks, with the top two teams facing off in the finals. Guest wrestlers includedDragon Dia,Yuki Yoshioka andYamato fromDragongate, and freelancer Kuukai. In case of a tie between two or more top-ranked teams in the block in terms of points, tiebreakers were held, and the winner of the tournament would be decided. Block matches were being held from October 23 to November 1, 2025, with the final taking place atHiroshi Tanahashi Final Homecoming on November 2, 2025. The event was also notable for being the 12th and final Super Junior Tag Tournament/League appearance ofTiger Mask ahead of his retirement from in-ring competition in July 2026.[39]

Standings
Block ABlock B
Sho andDouki10Taiji Ishimori andRobbie X8
Master Wato andYoh8Robbie Eagles andKosei Fujita8
Ryusuke Taguchi andDragon Dia6Kushida andYuki Yoshioka6
Templario and Jakob Austin Young4El Desperado and Kuukai2
Hiromu Takahashi andGedo2Dick Togo andYoshinobu Kanemaru2
Clark Connors and Daiki Nagai0Tiger Mask andYamato2
Block ATaguchi
Dia
Wato
Yoh
Hiromu
Gedo
Connors
Nagai
Templario
Young
Sho
Douki
Taguchi
Dia
Wato
Yoh
(17:08)
Taguchi
Dia
(14:06)
Taguchi
Dia
(15:28)
Taguchi
Dia
(9:56)
Sho
Douki
(19:12)
Wato
Yoh
Wato
Yoh
(17:08)
Wato
Yoh
(16:26)
Wato
Yoh
(9:47)
Wato
Yoh
(13:27)
Sho
Douki
(17:00)
Hiromu
Gedo
Taguchi
Dia
(14:06)
Wato
Yoh
(16:26)
Hiromu
Gedo
(8:25)
Templario
Young
(11:32)
Douki
Sho
(13:57)
Connors
Nagai
Taguchi
Dia
(15:28)
Wato
Yoh
(9:47)
Hiromu
Gedo
(8:25)
Templario
Young
(10:46)
Sho
Douki
(14:01)
Templario
Young
Taguchi
Dia
(9:56)
Wato
Yoh
(13:27)
Templario
Young
(11:32)
Templario
Young
(10:46)
Douki
Sho
(11:51)
Sho
Douki
Sho
Douki
(19:12)
Sho
Douki
(17:00)
Sho
Douki
(13:57)
Sho
Douki
(14:01)
Sho
Douki
(11:51)
Block BDesperado
Kuukai
Tiger
Yamato
Kushida
Yoshioka
Eagles
Fujita
Ishimori
Robbie
Kanemaru
Togo
Desperado
Kuukai
Desperado
Kuukai
(11:34)
Desperado
Kuukai
(16:34)
Eagles
Fujita
(19:44)
Ishimori
Robbie
(14:02)
Kanemaru
Togo
(13:21)
Tiger
Yamato
Desperado
Kuukai
(11:34)
Kushida
Yoshioka
(13:24)
Eagles
Fujita
(13:15)
Ishimori
Robbie
(11:32)
Tiger
Yamato
(12:36)
Kushida
Yoshioka
Desperado
Kuukai
(16:34)
Kushida
Yoshioka
(13:24)
Eagles
Fujita
(21:30)
Kushida
Yoshioka
(Forfeit)
Kushida
Yoshioka
(14:37)
Eagles
Fujita
Eagles
Fujita
(19:44)
Eagles
Fujita
(13:15)
Eagles
Fujita
(21:30)
Ishimori
Robbie
(19:21)
Eagles
Fujita
(11:52)
Ishimori
Robbie
Ishimori
Robbie
(14:02)
Ishimori
Robbie
(11:32)
Kushida
Yoshioka
(Forfeit)
Ishimori
Robbie
(19:21)
Ishimori
Robbie
(10:13)
Kanemaru
Togo
Kanemaru
Togo
(13:21)
Tiger
Yamato
(12:36)
Kushida
Yoshioka
(14:37)
Eagles
Fujita
(11:52)
Ishimori
Robbie
(10:13)
Final
   
AHouse of Torture
(Sho andDouki)
Pin
BSuper Extremes
(Taiji Ishimori andRobbie X)
15:16

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