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AJPW Champion Carnival 2025 - Tag 5

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Name of the event:

Date:

20.04.2025

Promotion:

All Japan Pro Wrestling

Type:

Online Stream

Location:

Tokorozawa, Saitama, Japan

Arena:

Tokorozawa Sakura Town Japan Pavilion

Attendance:

573

Broadcast type:

Taped

Broadcast date:

21.04.2025

TV station/network:

AJPW.tv

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Tag Team Match

Atsuki Aoyagi & Yuma Aoyagi defeat Ryo Inoue & Ryuji Hijikata (8:24)

:::: Matchguide Rating: 5.69 based on 15 votes. ::::

Champion Carnival 2025 Block B Match

Aigle Blanc [4] defeats Hokuto Omori [2] (8:58)

:::: Matchguide Rating: 5.33 based on 14 votes. ::::

Champion Carnival 2025 Block A Match

Kengo Mashimo [4] defeats Xyon [2] (8:31)

:::: Matchguide Rating: 4.71 based on 13 votes. ::::

Champion Carnival 2025 Block A Match

Kuma Arashi [4] defeats Takashi Yoshida [0] (14:26)

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Eight Man Tag Team Match

Davey Boy Smith Jr., Kento Miyahara, MUSASHI & Shotaro Ashino defeat Dan Tamura, Hideki Suzuki, Jun Saito & Rising HAYATO (11:28)

:::: Matchguide Rating: 5.77 based on 12 votes. ::::

Champion Carnival 2025 Block B Match

Ren Ayabe [2] defeats Rei Saito [0] (13:30)

:::: Matchguide Rating: 7.60 based on 24 votes. ::::

Champion Carnival 2025 Block B Match

Ryuki Honda [6] defeats Yuma Anzai [4] (22:51)

All workers

Aigle Blanc, Atsuki Aoyagi, Dan Tamura, Davey Boy Smith Jr., Hideki Suzuki, Hokuto Omori, Jun Saito, Kengo Mashimo, Kento Miyahara, Kuma Arashi, MUSASHI, Rei Saito, Ren Ayabe, Rising HAYATO, Ryo Inoue, Ryuji Hijikata, Ryuki Honda, Shotaro Ashino, Takashi Yoshida, Xyon, Yuma Anzai, Yuma Aoyagi

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Number of comments: 2

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Average rating: 5.50 [2]

Average rating in 2025: 5.50 [2]

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ParkwayDriver wrote on 17.05.2025:

[5.0] "A bit of a middling show trending upward with the main event which ended up being the most enjoyable match of the tournament since Kento/Kengo on Day 2. Aigle Blanc/Hokuto Omori was solid and the best match of the show prior to the main event with most otherwise being toward the middle. 5-5.5"