NJPW G1 Climax 35 Day 5 7/25/2025
NJPW G1 Climax 35 Day 5 7/25/2025
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Date: Friday, July 25, 2025
Time: 7:00 PM JST
Location: Act City Hamamatsu, Hamamatsu, Japan
Organization: New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW)
Tournament Night: G1 Climax 35 – Day 10
Complete Match Card:
G1 Climax 35 – Tournament Block Matches:
- Yota Tsuji vs. Gabe Kidd
- Shingo Takagi vs. Ren Narita
- HENARE vs. EVIL
- SANADA vs. Hikuleo
- Tetsuya Naito vs. Zack Sabre Jr.
Non-Tournament Bouts:
- Kazuchika Okada & Tomohiro Ishii vs. Yuji Nagata & Oleg Boltin
- Will Ospreay, TJP & Taichi vs. SHO, KENTA & El Desperado
- David Finlay, Alex Coughlin & Drilla Moloney vs. El Phantasmo, Hiroshi Tanahashi & YOH
Event Recap:
Night 10 of G1 Climax 35 lived up to expectations with another stacked lineup of tournament and tag team matches.
- Tsuji vs. Kidd was an explosive opener for the block matches. Gabe Kidd’s aggressive style overwhelmed Tsuji despite a strong effort.
- Shingo Takagi and Ren Narita went toe-to-toe in a classic strong-style battle. Takagi’s power and endurance earned him a hard-fought win.
- HENARE’s victory over EVIL was a highlight, especially as he overcame outside interference. A well-deserved win for the rising star.
- SANADA showed technical mastery as he defeated the much taller and stronger Hikuleo in a well-paced encounter.
- In the main event, Tetsuya Naito clashed with Zack Sabre Jr. in a tense and technical contest. Naito prevailed in the end, gaining critical points in his group.
The tag matches on the undercard featured dynamic team combinations and helped progress several rivalries heading into the tournament’s second half.
Venue Overview:
The action took place at Act City Hamamatsu, a trusted NJPW location known for its vibrant crowd and great sightlines. The fans were passionate and energized from start to finish.
Final Thoughts:
G1 Climax 35 – Day 10 brought more surprises and momentum shifts in the tournament standings. With major wins for Naito, SANADA, and HENARE, the night pushed key storylines forward. As the tournament intensifies, every win counts — and this event proved just how competitive G1 really is.
