NJPW G1 Climax 35 Day 5 7/25/2025

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NJPW G1 Climax 35 Day 5 7/25/2025

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Date & Location

  • Date: Friday, July 25, 2025
  • Venue: Ota-City General Gymnasium, Ōta, Tokyo, Japan
  • Block: A‑Block round-robin action

Preview

Tokyo stages its first G1 Climax 35 event at the historic Ota Gymnasium, setting the stage for key A‑Block matchups with playoff positioning on the line. With multiple competitors tied in the standings, critical points are up for grabs across the card. Boltin Oleg meets SANADA in a clash of brute force versus tactical mastery, while Taichi takes on EVIL in a House of Torture showdown. Rising stars Yuya Uemura and Callum Newman collide in a future-facing matchup, and Yota Tsuji battles Ryohei Oiwa in a high-speed contest. The night culminates in Hiroshi Tanahashi vs David Finlay—their first-ever singles match and a must-win bout for both in this heated tournament.

Match Card – G1 Climax 35 Day 5 (July 25, Ota, Tokyo)

(A‑Block singles & tag underscored with tournament implications)

  1. Shoma Kato & Yoshi‑Hashi vs United Empire (Great‑O‑Khan & Jakob Austin Young) – Tag match

  2. BULLET CLUB War Dogs (Drilla Moloney & Taiji Ishimori) vs BULLET CLUB War Dogs (Gabe Kidd & Gedo) – Tag match

  3. El Phantasmo & Jado vs TMDK (Hartley Jackson & Zack Sabre Jr.) – Tag match

  4. Shota Umino & Tomoaki Honma vs House of Torture (Ren Narita & Yoshinobu Kanemaru) – Tag match

  5. Daiki Nagai & Shingo Takagi vs Don Callis Family (Konosuke Takeshita & Rocky Romero) – Tag match

  6. Boltin Oleg vs Sanada – A‑Block singles

  7. Yuya Uemura vs Callum Newman – A‑Block singles

  8. Taichi vs EVIL – A‑Block singles

  9. Yota Tsuji vs Ryohei Oiwa – A‑Block singles

  10. Main Event: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs David Finlay – A‑Block singles

Conclusion

Day 5 in Tokyo delivered a turning point in A‑Block action: Boltin Oleg’s brute strength contrasted with SANADA’s cerebral ring craft, shaking up the standings. Uemura vs Newman delivered fast-paced intensity, hinting at future rivalries. The Taichi vs EVIL bout re‑established HOT’s dominance, while Tsuji and Oiwa traded offenses in a critical mid-tier clash. In the main event, Tanahashi and Finlay took center stage in their first singles encounter ever, with both needing the victory to remain in playoff contention—anchoring a night packed with significance, competition, and storyline progression

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