New Japan Pro-Wrestling’s Super Junior Tag League has a three-way tie atop the B Block heading into the tournament’s final weekend, with Kosei Fujita and Robbie Eagles among the teams level on points after action on October 30, 2026.
According to POST Wrestling, Fujita and Eagles are tied at the top of the B Block alongside YOH and Hyo, as well as the team known as The Swirl. The tie sets up a tightly contested finish to the block with the tournament’s closing shows still to come.
ProWrestling.net’s Chris Vetter detailed the night’s card, which saw Fujita and Eagles face Jakob Austin Young and Francesco Akira in one of the featured Super Jr. Tag League matches. On the same show, The Swirl took on the pairing of Dick Togo and Sho in another B Block contest. Both matches factored into the standings that now show three teams knotted together at the top of the block as the league moves toward its concluding rounds.
The Super Junior Tag League is one of NJPW’s marquee round-robin tournaments for its junior heavyweight tag division, with the block standings determining which teams advance to compete for the tournament’s top prize. With the B Block now showing a genuine three-way logjam between Fujita and Eagles, YOH and Hyo, and The Swirl, the results from the remaining matches will be critical in sorting out tiebreakers and determining who ultimately represents the block in the league’s finale.
Jakob Austin Young and Francesco Akira, along with Dick Togo and Sho, remain part of the broader B Block field whose results throughout the tournament have shaped the current standings. The involvement of veteran competitors like Dick Togo alongside younger talents underscores the depth NJPW has built into this year’s junior heavyweight tag tournament.
With the B Block tie now set, attention turns to the tournament’s final weekend, where the remaining matches will decide which team or teams emerge from the deadlock to advance. NJPW has not yet detailed the full slate of closing matches beyond what has been reported from the October 30 shows.
