NJPW G1 Climax 35 Day 6 7/26/2025

Watch OK HD Video Full Show

English Japenese

Date & Location

  • Date: July 26, 2025
  • Venue: Ōta‑Ward General Gymnasium (also known as Ota City General Gymnasium), Tokyo, Japan
  • Block: B‑Block action on the second night of a Tokyo double‑header

Preview

Day 6 features B‑Block advancing with key matchups that could shift the block standings. Coming off of Day 5, momentum is crucial as competitors look to accumulate points before the round‑robin ends. The card includes critical matchups:

  • YOSHI‑HASHI vs. Great‑O‑Khan – a contest of contrasting styles and styles; winner edges ahead
  • Shingo Takagi vs. Konosuke Takeshita – expected to be physical, both aiming to gain two points
  • El Phantasmo vs. Zack Sabre Jr. – a technical masterclass versus flamboyant speed; either result could impact SBJ’s standings
  • Shota Umino vs. Ren Narita – young lion potential clash; Ren trying to find form
  • Gabe Kidd vs. Drilla Moloney – Kidd recovering from knee injury; a make‑good performance could salvage his tournament run
    The event begins at 3:00 PM JST, following Day 5’s 6:30 PM start time on July 25.

Matchcard (B‑Block – Night 6)

  1. YOSHI‑HASHI vs. Great‑O‑Khan
  2. Gabe Kidd vs. Drilla Moloney
  3. El Phantasmo vs. Zack Sabre Jr.
  4. Shota Umino vs. Ren Narita
  5. Shingo Takagi vs. Konosuke Takeshita

Conclusion

NJPW G1 Climax 35 Day 6 delivered a night of compelling B Block competition that lived up to the growing intensity of the tournament. Shingo Takagi and Konosuke Takeshita tore the house down with a hard-hitting main event that kept fans on the edge of their seats. Zack Sabre Jr. showcased his technical brilliance against the unpredictable El Phantasmo, while YOSHI-HASHI continued to prove his resilience in a gritty clash with Great-O-Khan. Gabe Kidd’s return from injury added emotional weight to his bout with Drilla Moloney, and the battle between Shota Umino and Ren Narita provided a glimpse into the future of NJPW. With the standings shifting dramatically, Day 6 set the tone for an even more competitive second half of the tournament.