NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 20 Live Stream: How to watch
NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 20 streams live on NJPW World, New Japan Pro-Wrestling’s official streaming service. The event takes place at the Tokyo Dome on Sunday, January 4, 2026, with live options that include English and Japanese commentary on NJPW World.
Where to watch Wrestle Kingdom 20 live
For fans outside Japan, the simplest answer is NJPW World. NJPW’s official Wrestle Kingdom 20 site notes that you can watch live in English on NJPW World, making it the primary option if you want the full presentation without regional broadcast confusion.
In Japan, Wrestle Kingdom 20 is also set to air on TV Asahi, alongside streaming on NJPW World.
Wrestle Kingdom 20 start time and key viewing info
Use the table below to get set quickly, including the most searched start times:
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Event | NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 20 (Tokyo Dome) |
| Japan start time | 4:00 PM JST (doors listed as 2:30 PM JST) |
| US start time (East) | 2:00 AM ET (Sunday, Jan 4) |
| US start time (West) | 11:00 PM PT (Saturday, Jan 3) |
| UK start time | 7:00 AM GMT |
| Main streaming platform | NJPW World (live event listing) |
NJPW World pricing and what you get
NJPW World is a monthly subscription service. Outside Japan, the base price is $9.99 USD, with billing rules depending on whether you subscribe on the web or through an app store.
| Subscription method | Typical price outside Japan | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Web browser subscription | $9.99 USD per 30 days | Renews every 30 days based on your signup date |
| App subscription (iOS, Android, TV apps) | Local currency based on $9.99 USD | Exchange rates and store billing rules apply |
How to watch on TV, phone, or laptop
NJPW World supports major streaming platforms and devices, so you can watch live on a big screen without overcomplicating it.
| Device | How to watch |
|---|---|
| Laptop or desktop | Log in on NJPW World and open the live event page |
| iOS or Android | Use the official app, then start the live stream |
| TV apps | Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, Roku supported |
| Casting | Chromecast options are supported on compatible setups |
Replay, spoilers, and quick troubleshooting
If you miss the live start, NJPW World typically keeps major events available to replay via the same listing, so you can jump in late and continue afterward.
If the stream buffers, the fastest fixes are switching from Wi-Fi to wired (or moving closer to your router), lowering playback quality, or trying another device (web browser vs app). If you want English commentary, make sure you select the correct audio option when it is available for the stream.
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