Pro Wrestling NOAH The New Year 2026 Live Stream: How to watch.
Pro Wrestling NOAH kicks off 2026 in a big way with NOAH “THE NEW YEAR” 2026 from Nippon Budokan in Tokyo on Thursday, January 1, 2026. If you are watching from the United States or anywhere outside Japan, the simplest answer is Wrestle Universe, which is carrying a live stream with English commentary. Japanese commentary is also listed as airing live on ABEMA.
How to watch NOAH The New Year 2026 live on Wrestle Universe
Wrestle Universe is CyberFight’s official streaming home for NOAH, DDT, TJPW, and more, and it is the easiest way to watch The New Year 2026 live with English commentary. The event listing for “LINEyahoo PRESENTS NOAH ‘THE NEW YEAR’ 2026 (English Commentary)” confirms the show, venue, date, and language option.
To watch live on Wrestle Universe:
- Go to Wrestle Universe and create an account, or sign in.
- Become a Universe Member to access live events and the on demand library.
- Open the event page for NOAH “THE NEW YEAR” 2026 and start the stream when it goes live.
If you miss the live broadcast, Wrestle Universe typically keeps major events available on demand afterward, which is useful if you cannot watch in real time due to time zones.
Is NOAH The New Year 2026 streaming on ABEMA
Yes, ABEMA is listed by NOAH as a live broadcast option for the Nippon Budokan event. On NOAH’s official preview page for the January 1 Budokan show, the “distribution information” section states it will be live streamed on ABEMA, with a link to ABEMA’s fighting sports channel page.
Wrestle Universe’s event page also notes that Japanese commentary will be broadcast live on ABEMA, while the Wrestle Universe stream is labeled as English.
Wrestle Universe price, free trial, and supported devices
Wrestle Universe membership pricing is listed at ¥1,298 per month when paying on the website, and ¥1,300 per month via the App Store or Google Play.
You can watch on a computer browser, or use the mobile apps. Wrestle Universe has an official iOS app listing, and it is also available via Google Play
What to do before bell time
A few quick checks make the stream smoother:
- Log in early and confirm your subscription is active.
- Make sure you are on the English commentary listing if that is what you want.
- If you plan to use ABEMA for Japanese commentary, open ABEMA ahead of time and locate the fighting sports live page linked by NOAH.
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