Wrestle Kingdom 20: Full Match Card, Live Stream Details & Surprises for NJPW’s 2026 Tokyo Dome Spectacle

The Tokyo Dome is set for NJPW’s Wrestle Kingdom 20 on 4 January 2026, a milestone show headlined by Hiroshi Tanahashi’s possible farewell clash with long-time rival Kazuchika Okada. Anticipation is soaring as fans search for the full match card, global start times and streaming details—here is everything you need to know. Global start times and streaming • Live Monday 4 Jan. at 3 a.m. JST / Sunday 3 Jan. 10 a.m. PST / 1 p.m. EST via NJPW World (English commentary available). • PPV providers FITE and TrillerTV carry the event in select territories. • TV Asahi airs the domestic broadcast in Japan. Confirmed match card 1. Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Kazuchika Okada – Special singles showdown likely to close the night. 2. Double Championship Main Event: Konosuke Takeshita (IWGP World Heavyweight) vs. Yota Tsuji (IWGP Global Heavyweight). 3. NEVER Openweight Championship: EVIL (c) vs. Olympic judoka Aaron Wolf. 4. IWGP/STRONG Women’s Champion-vs-Champion: Syuri (c) vs. Saya Kamitani (c). 5. NEVER Openweight Six-Man Rambo featuring Master Wato & Toru Yano, Bishamon, House of Torture and more. 6. IWGP Junior No. 1 Contender Four-Way: Taiji Ishimori vs. El Desperado vs. SHO vs. Kosei Fujita. 7. United Empire & Andrade El Idolo vs. Bullet Club War Dogs, Hiromu Takahashi & Shingo Takagi (10-man tag). 8. NJPW World TV Title Kick-off: El Phantasmo (c) vs. Chris Brookes. (Full card courtesy of Cagematch.net) Storylines driving Wrestle Kingdom 20 • Tanahashi-Okada IV at the Dome: “The Ace” seeks one last Tokyo Dome triumph while Okada eyes closure of their era-defining rivalry. • Takeshita vs. Tsuji: Two champions collide to decide NJPW’s undisputed top titleholder after the IWGP Global belt’s controversial introduction. • Syuri vs. Kamitani: The cross-brand women’s title clash continues NJPW’s commitment to Joshi representation on its biggest stage. • EVIL’s reign in jeopardy: Aaron Wolf, fresh off a shocking G1 Quarterfinal run, tries to dethrone the House of Torture leader. Why this show matters Wrestle Kingdom is NJPW’s equivalent of WrestleMania, annually setting the tone for global pro-wrestling. The 20th installment doubles as the 35th January 4 Tokyo Dome Show, promising historic moments, surprise debuts and potential title unifications that will ripple across the industry. Keywords to watch Searches for “Wrestle Kingdom 20 match card,” “Tanahashi vs Okada live stream,” “NJPW Tokyo Dome start time,” and “Takeshita Tsuji title match” are trending upward—bookmark this article for real-time updates as bell time approaches. Stay tuned for live results, highlight videos and post-show analysis as Wrestle Kingdom 20 ushers pro-wrestling into 2026.