NJPW Best of the Super Juniors night six results, updated standings
NJPW’s Best of the Super Juniors 33 continued in Himeji on Saturday.
Only one match took place in A Block on the show, with Valiente Jr. pulling out the win over Kasai in a match that favored Kasai’s hardcore style. At one point during the bout, Kasai created a structure out of chairs outside the ring that he dubbed Himeji Castle, and Valiente Jr. later used Kasai’s skewers against him.
Meanwhile, five B Block matches took place, and there is now a five-way tie atop the group, with El Desperado, YOH, Taiji Ishimori, SHO, and Daisuke Sasaki all sitting at six points. Robbie Eagles, Jakob Austin Young, Yoshinobu Kanemaru, and Hyo are all tied just below at four points, while KUSHIDA sits at the bottom of the group with two points.
Here are the quick results:
- B Block: Robbie Eagles defeated YOH
- B Block: El Desperado defeated SHO
- B Block: Taiji Ishimori defeated Yoshinobu Kanemaru
- B Block: Jakob Austin Young defeated Daisuke Sasaki
- B Block: Hyo defeated KUSHIDA
- A Block: Valiente Jr. defeated Jun Kasai
- Titán & Robbie X defeated Tiger Mask & Nick Wayne
- Tatsuya Matsumoto, Master Wato & Ryusuke Taguchi defeated Hartley Jackson, Ryohei Oiwa & Kosei Fujita
- Gedo & Daiki Nagai defeated Zane Jay & Francesco Akira
NJPW Best of the Super Juniors 33 standings —
A Block:
- Titan (5-0): 10 points
- Jun Kasai (3-2): 6 points
- Nick Wayne (3-2): 6 points
- Ryusuke Taguchi (3-2): 6 points
- Master Wato (3-2): 6 points
- Valiente Jr. (2-3): 4 points
- Robbie X (2-3): 4 points
- Kosei Fujita (2-3): 4 points
- Francesco Akira (2-3): 4 points
- Daiki Nagai (0-5): 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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