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Get to Know NJPW G1 Climax 36 Night 7 Results


Sun 26 Jul 2026 | 03:29 PM
Yuto-Ice and Yota Tsuji
Yuto-Ice and Yota Tsuji
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The NJPW G1 Climax 36 tournament continued with an action-packed Night 7 in Tokyo, where Gabe Kidd joined HENARE and Drilla Moloney at the top of the B Block standings after defeating Zack Sabre Jr. in the night's main event.

The headline match saw Kidd overcome Sabre Jr. in a brutal 25-minute battle, finishing the former IWGP World Heavyweight Champion with the Drill A Hole Piledriver to move onto eight points and strengthen his position in the race for the playoffs.

Earlier in the evening, Drilla Moloney secured another important victory by defeating Callum Newman with the Drilla Killa, while HENARE continued his impressive campaign after pinning Ren Narita with the HENARE Bomb.

B Block action opened with OSKAR defeating Olympic gold medalist Aaron Wolf by referee stoppage after locking in the Alptraum, earning another valuable two points.

The undercard featured several tag team matches, beginning with United Empire's Zane Jay and Jake Lee defeating Masatora Yasuda and Boltin Oleg via Front Chancery.

TMDK's Hartley Jackson and Ryohei Oiwa followed with a victory over HOUSE OF TORTURE's Yoshinobu Kanemaru and SANADA, while Toru Yano and Konosuke Takeshita defeated Great-O-Khan and Jakob Austin Young after Takeshita connected with the Blue Thunder Bomb.

Elsewhere, Taiji Ishimori and Shingo Takagi defeated Tatsuya Matsumoto and Hirooki Goto, before Daiki Nagai and Yota Tsuji closed the tag action with a win over fellow Unbound Co. members Gedo and Yuto-Ice.

Following Night 7, Gabe Kidd, HENARE, and Drilla Moloney lead the B Block standings with eight points, while OSKAR and Callum Newman remain within striking distance on six points. Ren Narita, Yuya Uemura, and Aaron Wolf sit on four points, with Zack Sabre Jr. at the bottom of the block on two points, setting up another crucial round of tournament action.