NJPW Best of the Super Juniors 31 night two results, standings
The Best of the Super Juniors continued on Monday at Korakuen Hall.
Following night two of the tournament, only Blake Christian and Titan are sporting 2-0 records in A Block. TJP and BUSHI are the only two wrestlers in the block yet to get in the win column and six wrestlers are tied with 1-1 records.
In B Block, KUSHIDA improved his record to 2-0 with a win over SHO on tonight’s show. Ninja Mack and Blake Christian are also undefeated after two matches. DOUKI picked up a win over Hiromu Takahashi with a DOUKI-chokey in the main event on Monday, improving his record to 1-1 and dropping Takahashi to 0-2. Dragon Dia and Drilla Maloney are also at 0-2 and the other four wrestlers in B Block sit tied with 1-1 records.
NJPW Best of the Super Juniors 31 night two quick results —
- Blake Christian defeated Kevin Knight (A Block)
- Ninja Mack defeated Francesco Akira (B Block)
- Clark Connors defeated HAYATA (A Block)
- Robbie Eagles defeated Drilla Maloney (B Block)
- Yoshinobu Kanemaru defeated TJP (A Block)
- Taiji Ishimori defeated Dragon Dia (B Block)
- Titan defeated BUSHI (A Block)
- KUSHIDA defeated SHO (B Block)
- El Desperado defeated Kosei Fujita (A Block)
- DOUKI defeated Hiromu Takahashi (B Block)
NJPW Best of the Super Juniors 31 standings —
A Block:
- Blake Christian (2-0): 4 points
- Titan (2-0): 4 points
- Kevin Knight (1-1): 2 points
- El Desperado (1-1): 2 points
- Kosei Fujita (1-1): 2 points
- Clark Connors (1-1): 2 points
- Yoshinobu Kanemaru (1-1): 2 points
- HAYATA (1-1): 2 points
- TJP (0-2): 0 points
- BUSHI (0-2): 0 points
B Block:
- Ninja Mack (2-0): 4 points
- KUSHIDA (2-0): 4 points
- Taiji Ishimori (2-0): 4 points
- SHO (1-1): 2 points
- Francesco Akira (1-1): 2 points
- Robbie Eagles (1-1): 2 points
- DOUKI (1-1): 2 points
- Hiromu Takahashi (0-2): 0 points
- Drilla Moloney (0-2): 0 points
- Dragon Dia (0-2): 0 points
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