Source: f4wonline.com
-- The most anticipated rematch of the year is officially set.
New Japan Pro Wrestling announced tonight that Kazuchika Okada will defend his IWGP Heavyweight Championship against Kenny Omega in the main event of Dominion on June 11th at Osaka-jo Hall. The two had what was widely considered a classic match at the Tokyo Dome earlier this year.
A rematch was always going to happen, but it became apparent that Dominion would be the place for it at NJPW's Wrestling Dontaku show earlier this week. Omega first defeated Tomohiro Ishii, then Okada successfully defended his title against Bad Luck Fale before the rivals had a staredown.
Another Wrestle Kingdom rematch is also confirmed for the show, with Tetsuya Naito putting the IWGP Intercontinental Championship on the line against Hiroshi Tanahashi.
No other matches have been announced for Dominion yet. If Hiromu Takahashi doesn't win the Best of the Super Juniors tournament, whoever does will likely challenge for his IWGP Junior Heavyweight title in Osaka.
-- Zack Sabre Jr is believed to be included in this year's G1 Climax competition. Meltzer mentioned "Because Zack Sabre Jr. is being categorized as a heavyweight here after always being a junior heavyweight in NOAH, he’s not in the Best of the Super Juniors tournament, but instead is in the G-1 this year"
Main Events confirmed for NJPW Dominion + More
Re: Main Events confirmed for NJPW Dominion + More
Minoru Suzuki vs Hirooki Goto, War Machine vs GoD, Roppongi Vice vs The Young Bucks, Michael Elgin vs Cody Rhodes announced for NJPW Dominion
Goto/Suzuki apparently, a lumberjack deathmatch
Goto/Suzuki apparently, a lumberjack deathmatch

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Re: Main Events confirmed for NJPW Dominion + More
Hopefully they realize that the Lumberjack Deathmatch stip can be used to get undercard schmoes on the the card without having to actually have them wrestle so they will cut out the pointless undercard matches and book a show that, while still giving all of the big matches the time they need, is significantly shorter than the usual New Japan Big Five shows are.
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