NJPW G1 Climax 35 Night Six (July 26) Stats & Info

• Gabe Kidd has forfeited two matches
• Zack Sabre Jr. and Shingo Takagi have received wins via Gabe Kidd’s forfeits

Sport Of Pro Wrestling G1 Climax 35 Pick ‘Em

• Takeshita: 49.47%
• Shingo: 47.49%
• This is the second-closest match in the SoPW G1 35 Pick ‘Em

• Shingo Takagi is winless in matches wrestled during this year’s G1 Climax tournament. He received a win via Gabe Kidd’s forfeit on night four.
• Konosuke Takeshita’s 45 minutes and 22 seconds of G1 Climax 35 total match time is second highest in the B Block, only 47 seconds behind Shota Umino, and nearly half an hour more than tonight’s opponent, Shingo Takagi.

• Including his loss to Zack Sabre Jr. in last year’s A Block final match, Shingo Takagi has lost three straight G1 Climax matches. Shingo last lost four straight G1 Climax matches during his first G1 appearance in 2019.

• Konosuke Takeshita is 0-3 in G1 Climax tournament main events. During last year’s tournament, Takeshita lost main event matches to Yuya Uemura, David Finlay, and Yota Tsuji.
• Shingo Takagi is 10-9 in G1 Climax main events. Shingo has never lost two straight G1 Climax main event appearances. Takagi lost his most recent G1 main event in the A Block Final match against Zack Sabre Jr. last year.

• Shingo Takagi has been the most active singles wrestler in NJPW since making his singles debut on December 14, 2018. Since then, Takagi has wrestled in 143 NJPW singles matches, and he has won 92 NJPW singles matches. Both are the most in that timeframe.

• Konosuke Takeshita’s victory over Hiroshi Tanahashi at this year’s Windy City Riot was his first NJPW main event victory.
• In the last five years, Shingo Takagi has wrestled more NJPW singles main events than anyone else with 46.

• WIth wins over YOSHI-HASHI and Tomohiro Ishii, Shingo Takagi has a two-match winning streak in Ota City General Gymnasium.
• This will be Konosuke Takeshita’s first NJPW singles match in Ota City General Gymnasium. Takeshita is 1-1-1 in DDT singles matches in Ota City.

• Konosuke Takeshita defeated Tetsuya Endo for the KO-D Openweight Title Match in the main event of DDT’s 2019 Peter Pan in Ota City General Gymnasium.
• Both of Shingo Takagi’s main event victories in Ota City General Gymnasium were during the New Japan Cup.

• Shingo Takagi lost to Zack Sabre Jr. in Ota City General Gymnasium in the main event of night three of the 2021 G1 Climax.

Sport Of Pro Wrestling G1 Climax 35 Pick ‘Em

• Umino: 52.90%
• Narita: 46.04%

• Shota Umino’s 46 minutes and 9 seconds of total match time during this year’s G1 Climax tournament is the highest in the B Block.

• Umino and Narita started their G1 Climax careers with a time-limit draw against each other in 2023. Since then, Shota Umino has racked up more than an hour more total match time in the same number of G1 matches.

• Shota Umino’s 19:02 average NJPW singles match length this year is the sixth-highest in NJPW (Kidd, Goto, ZSJ, Ishii, Taichi).

• Shota Umino’s 6 hours, 22 minutes, and 25 seconds of total NJPW singles match time in the last 365 days is the fourth-most in NJPW during that time (ZSJ, Tsuji, Finlay)

• After starting his career with wins over Yujiro Takahashi and Chase Owens in Ota City General Gymnasium, Umino lost his most recent match here when Jack Perry eliminated him in the first round of the 2024 New Japan Cup.
• Ren Narita lost to SANADA during the 2023 G1 Climax tournament in his only singles match in Ota City General Gymnasium

• This will be the tenth NJPW singles match between Shota Umino and Ren Narita. Umino leads the all-time series 6-0-3.
• Ren Narita’s NJPW career began with a time limit draw in a singles match against Shota Umino on July 4, 2017. Over eight years later, Narita is still winless over Umino.

Sport Of Pro Wrestling G1 Climax 35 Pick ‘Em

• ZSJ: 93.54%
• ELP: 5.41%
• This is the match in the SoPW G1 Climax 35 Pick ‘Em with the largest gap between wrestlers.

• Zack Sabre Jr. was assigned a win via forfeit on night two.
• Zack Sabre Jr.’s 19 minute and 12 second average match length during this year’s G1 Climax is the longest in the B block, and his average is nearly four minutes longer than the next highest.

• Zack Sabre Jr. has lost two straight G1 Climax matches. ZSJ has only lost three consecutive G1 Climax matches once, at the beginning of the 2019 tournament.
• Zack Sabre Jr.’s 44 G1 Climax tournament match victories are the third most among active competitors.

• Zack Sabre Jr.’s eight NJPW singles victories in 2025 are the third-most this year.
• Zack Sabre Jr.’s 4 hours, 46 minutes, and 56 seconds of total singles match time this year is the second-most in NJPW, only less than El Desperado.

• Zack Sabre Jr.’s 18 NJPW singles wins in the last 365 days are the most in NJPW, and his 8 hours, 46 minutes, and 34 seconds of total match time is nearly two hours longer than the next highest in NJPW.

• Zack Sabre Jr. is one of just 80 wrestlers who have won 100 or more NJPW singles matches.
• Among wrestlers with 100 or more NJPW singles victories, Zack Sabre Jr. has the ninth-highest NJPW winning percentage of all time, and with a strong tournament, Zack will likely end this year’s G1 Climax in the top five.

• El Phantasmo is 4-0 in NJPW singles matches in Ota City General Gymnasium. ELP’s wins here include two G1 Climax matches, one Best of The Super Junior match, and a successful NJPW World Television Title defense.
• Zack Sabre Jr. is 3-2 in NJPW singles matches in Ota City General Gymnasium and he enters his match with ELP with a two-match winning streak.

• Both El Phantasmo and Zack Sabre Jr. enter their match with a two-match winning streak in G1 Climax matches in Ota City General Gymnasium.

• El Phantasmo and Zack Sabre Jr. wrestled in RevPro on March 4, 2018. El Phantasmo upset RevPro British Heavyweight champion Zack Sabre Jr. with an inside cradle. ZSJ then offered a title match, provided ELP accepted and the match would begin immediately. El Phanatsmo agreed, and Zack Sabre Jr. defended his title successfully.

Sport Of Pro Wrestling G1 Climax 35 Pick ‘Em

• Kidd: 90.61%
• Moloney: 7.14%

• Gabe Kidd has forfeited matches to Zack Sabre Jr. and Shingo Takagi. He is 0-3 in this year’s G1.
• Drilla Moloney’s loss to YOSHI-HASHI on Wednesday was his first ever G1 Climax loss.

• No wrestler has been harder to defeat in NJPW than Gabe Kidd in 2025. Kidd’s 24:59 average loss time is the highest in NJPW this year.

• Including his forfeits, Gabe Kidd has registered three-straight G1 Climax losses. Kidd also lost three straight between August 3 and August 8 of last year’s G1 Climax tournament.

• In 2023, Gabe Kidd and Kaito Kiyomiya ended their match in Ota City General Gymnasium with a double count out.

• Gabriel Kidd defeated Dan Moloney in a singles match at 2022’s NJPW Royal Quest event.

Sport Of Pro Wrestling G1 Climax 35 Pick ‘Em

• YOSHI-HASHI: 30.74%
• O-Khan: 68.73%

• YOSHI-HASHI leads the G1 Climax B Block with 6 points and a 3-0 record.
• YOSHI-HASHI’s 1-minute and 26-second win over Ren Narita on July 20th is the 14th-shortest G1 Climax match of all time, and it was the shortest match of YOSHI-HASHI’s career.

• YOSHI-HASHI celebrated his fourth consecutive NJPW singles match when he defeated Drilla Moloney on Wednesday. YOSHI-HASHI last won four-straight NJPW singles matches in early 2020 when he defeated Karl Fredericks, Misterioso, Hiroyoshi Tenzan, and BUSHI consecutively.
• YOSHI-HASHI’s longest career singles winning streak is six straight matches. He accomplished this between the end of the 2018 G1 Climax and the beginning of the 2019 New Japan Cup.

• YOSHI-HASHI is 1-7 in NJPW singles matches in Ota City General Gymnasium. YOSHI-HASHI recently got the zero out of his win column when he defeated KENTA in the first round of the 2024 New Japan Cup.

• YOSHI-HASHI is 0-4 in G1 Climax matches in Ota City General Gymnasium. He holds losses here against Togi Makabe, Jeff Cobb, Shingo Takagi, and Taichi.
• Every wrestler that YOSHI-HASHI has lost a G1 match to in Ota City General Gymnasium was once the NEVER Openweight Champion. Great-O-Khan has never held the NEVER Openweight Championship.

• Great-O-Khan defeated YOSHI-HASHI in their only match against each other since O-Khan returned from excursion. (Night 11, G1 Climax 33)
• YOSHI-HASHI defeated Tomoyuki Oka on the Road To Wrestling Dontaku in 2017.