AJPW Champion Carnival 5/5/26 (Day 9) Results
All Japan Pro Wrestling results of the ninth day of the Champion Carnival Tournament in Tokyo, Japan at Korakuen Hall on Tuesday, May 5, 2026 live on AJPWTV https://www.ajpw.tv/
Rei Saito and Senor Saito defeated Hideki Suzuki and Shota Kofuji in a dark match when Senor pinned Kofuji after a low blow and illegally holding the ropes in 8:10.
Talos pinned Kumaarashi after the chokeslam for 2 points in an A Bock Tournament Match in 7:46. Talos ends the tournament with 8 points. Kumaarashi ends with 6 points.
Go Shiozaki pinned Oddyssey after a lariat when Oddyssey tried to hit him with his splash finisher in an A Block Match for 2 points in 9:48. Shiozaki ends with 8 points. Oddyssey finishes with 6 points.
Kengo Mashimao defeated Kento Miyahra by submission in an A Block Match for 2 points in 15:51. Mashimao has 8 points. Miyahra has 7 points. There is a 8 point tie in the A Block.
Seigo Tachibana, Musashi, Seiki Yoshioka, Yuya Aoki, and Hyo Ogawa defeated Dan Tamura, Shotaro Ashino, Hokuto Omori, Atsuki Aoyagi and Ryo Inoue when Tachibana pinned Tamura in 9:32.
Xyon pinned Yuma Aoyagi after The Rundown in a B Block Match for 2 points in 12:03. Xyon finishes with 6 points. Aoyagi ends with 7 points.
Ryuki Honda pinned Daisuke Sekimoto after The Final Vent for 2 points in a B Block Match in 14:11. Honda has 8 points. Sekimoto as 8 as well. So does Ren Ayabe (while going into the main event today) for a B Block tie.
Madoka Kikuta pinned Ren Ayabe after a lariat in a B Block Match for 2 points in 18:43. They both have 8 point now.
All Japan says Hideki Suzuki is 1st place in the B Block while Madoka Kikuta is 2nd place.
They did draws for the A Block tie breakers to set up Talos vs Go Shiozaki, and Rei Saito vs. Kengo Mashimao.
Intermission
Rei Saito defeated Kengo Mashimao by submission with a crab hold in an A Block Match playoff in 3:50..
Go Shiozaki pinned Talos after a lariat in an A Block Match playoff in 8:20.
The Semifinals on May 17 will be Go Shiozaki vs. Madoka Kikuka, and Rei Saito vs. Hideki Suzuki. Winners go to the Finals on that show.
