NJPW Confirms World Tag League and Best Of The Super Juniors Tournaments Happening At The Same Time

New Japan Pro Wrestling issued the following press release announcing that for the first time ever the promotion’s annual World Tag League and Best of Super Juniors tournament will take place on the same tour, which begins November 15th. Details can be found below.

During the October 6 G1 Climax 30 card, fans caught a huge announcement about events in the last quarter of the year to come.

Already announced, Saturday November 7 will see Power Struggle emanate from Osaka’s EDION Arena. An event that always sets the table for Wrestle Kingdom to come, Power Struggle will be a night of huge drama and intense action.

Typically Power Struggle leads into World Tag League, where the best tag teams from around the global do battle for glory and a chance at IWGP Tag Team Championship gold in the Tokyo Dome the next January. This year will be no different, as World Tag League 2020 will start on November 15 in Aichi’s Dolphins Arena, with the last league matches taking place in Fukuoka on Sunday December 6.

That’s not all though, as for the first time in history, World Tag League will be taking place at the same time as Best of the Super Jr.! BoSJ 27 was previously scheduled to run in May of this year before being cancelled as a result of the global pandemic. From November 15 to December 6 however, the best junior heavyweights will do battle in a league of their own!

Plus! After finalists will be determined for both World Tag League and Best of the Super Jr., a special stage will be required for this one of a kind final. No stage could be better than the Nippon Budokan on Friday December 11! It all adds up to an unbelievable autumn in New Japan Pro-Wrestling!

NJPW would also issue a statement regarding safety protocols for COVID-19, as well as the full tour schedule, which you can check out below.

Thank you for your continued support of New Japan Pro-Wrestling.

As part of our ongoing Coronavirus prevention measures, we will limit the number of wrestlers participating on the World Tag League and Best of the Super Junior double tour.

After the opening event of the tour will see both tournaments kick off on Sunday November 15, the World Tag League and Best of the Super Jr. participants will alternate on each night through the series until the final league matches in Fukuoka on Sunday December 6, and the tournament finals on December 11 in Nippon Budokan.

The schedule will be as follows:

Sunday November 15, Dolphins Arena, Aichi

World Tag League 2020, Best of the Super Jr. 27 opening night

*Participants in both tournaments will be involved

Monday November 16, Gikyou Arena, Ishikawa

World Tag League 2020 participants only

Wednesday November 18, Korakuen Hall

Best of the Super Jr. 27 participants only

Thursday November 19, Korakuen Hall

World Tag League 2020 participants only

Friday, November 20, Korakuen Hall

Best of the Super Jr. 27 participants only

Sunday November 22, Nagano

World Tag League 2020 participants only

Monday November 23, G Messe Gunma

Best of the Super Jr. 27 participants only

Tuesday November 24 Big Palette Fukushima

World Tag League 2020 participants only

Wednesday November 25 Niigata Convention Center

Best of the Super Jr. 27 participants only

Saturday November 28, Fujisawa

World Tag League 2020 participants only

Sunday November 29, Korakuen Hall

Best of the Super Jr. 27 participants only

Monday November 30, Korakuen Hall

World Tag League 2020 participants only

Wednesday December 2, Maruzen Intek Arena Osaka

Best of the Super Jr. 27 participants only

Friday December 4, Beppu B-Con Plaza

World Tag League 2020 participants only

Saturday December 5, Sun Arena Sendai

Best of the Super Jr. 27 participants only

Sunday December 6, Fukuoka International Center

World Tag League 2020, Best of the Super Jr. 27 final league night

*Participants in both tournaments will be involved

Friday December 11, Nippon Budokan

World Tag League 2020, Best of the Super Jr. 27 final

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