NJPW Star Hiroyoshi Tenzan Announces Impending Retirement - Wrestling Inc.
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Veteran Japanese wrestler Hiroyoshi Tenzan, from New Japan Pro Wrestling, announced his retirement from professional wrestling after 35 years. At a press conference, Tenzan, accompanied by NJPW President Hiroshi Tanahashi, announced his retirement. His career will culminate on August 15th at an event held at Ryogoku Arena.
Japanese Legend Announces Upcoming Retirement After Legendary 35-Year Career
During a press conference alongside New Japan President Hiroshi Tanahashi, veteran wrestler Hiroyoshi Tenzan officially announced his upcoming retirement from the ring. The 55-year-old veteran will step away after one final match on August 15, 2026, at Ryogoku Sumo Hall during the G1 Climax 36 semifinals. Trained in the NJPW dojo, he made his debut on January 11, 1991, at just 19 years old and quickly rose as one of the promotion’s most resilien…
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