NJPW Best of the Super Juniors night seven results, updated standings
NJPW’s Best of the Super Juniors 33 continued on Sunday, May 24, with a show in Kyoto.
Five A Block matches were featured on the show, including Jun Kasai defeating Nick Wayne in the main event.
Also on the show, Titan took his first loss of the tournament to Robbie X.
With all wrestlers having six matches completed, Titan still remains atop the group with 10 points, and Master Wato and Jun Kasai are tied just below him with eight points.
Nick Wayne, Ryusuke Taguchi, Robbie X, Kosei Fujita, and Francesco Akira are tied below them with six points. Valiente Jr. has four points, and Daiki Nagai has zero points with an 0-6 record.
Quick results from the show:
- A Block: Jun Kasai defeated Nick Wayne
- A Block: Robbie X defeated Titan
- A Block: Kosei Fujita defeated Ryusuke Taguchi
- A Block: Master Wato defeated Valiente Jr.
- A Block: Francesco Akira defeated Daiki Nagai
- Hyo, YOH & KUSHIDA defeated Dick Togo, Yoshinobu Kanemaru & SHO
- Ryohei Oiwa & Robbie Eagles defeated Gedo & Taiji Ishimori
- Zane Jay & Jakob Austin Young defeated Tiger Mask & El Desperado
- Daisuke Sasaki & Masatora Yasuda defeated Tatsuya Matsumoto & Toru Yano
NJPW Best of the Super Juniors 33 standings —
A Block:
- Titan (5-1): 10 points
- Master Wato (4-2): 8 points
- Jun Kasai (4-2): 8 points
- Nick Wayne (3-3): 6 points
- Ryusuke Taguchi (3-3): 6 points
- Robbie X (3-3): 6 points
- Kosei Fujita (3-3): 6 points
- Francesco Akira (3-3): 6 points
- Valiente Jr. (2-4): 4 points
- Daiki Nagai (0-6): 0 points
B Block:
- Daisuke Sasaki (3-2): 6 points
- El Desperado (3-2): 6 points
- SHO (3-2): 6 points
- YOH (3-2): 6 points
- Taiji Ishimori (3-2): 6 points
- Robbie Eagles (2-3): 4 points
- Jakob Austin Young (2-3): 4 points
- Yoshinobu Kanemaru (2-3): 4 points
- Hyo (2-3): 4 points
- KUSHIDA (1-4): 2 points
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