CyberFight’s New Leadership Aims to Forge Stronger Ties with WWE

WWE is truly the global juggernaut of professional wrestling and they have only been growing hotter after Triple H took over back in 2022. Many companies want to work with WWE and this includes Pro Wrestling NOAH’s parent company CyberFight, whose president wants to foster stronger ties with WWE.

In 2020, CyberFight, a subsidiary of CyberAgent, was established and it encompasses Pro Wrestling NOAH, DDT Pro-Wrestling, and Tokyo Joshi Pro. CyberAgent also owns ABEMA, a streaming service that has become the new destination for WWE content in Japan, offering RAW, SmackDown, and premium live events.

At a press conference held on May 16, a restructuring took place, with Yasuo Okamoto set to replace Sanshiro Takagi as President and Representative Director of CyberFight starting June 1st. Okamoto expressed gratitude to Takagi for his leadership. It was announced during the conference that one of the primary goals was to “Strengthen the relationship with WWE.”

WWE and NOAH have collaborated in the past, notably featuring a match between Shinsuke Nakamura and Keiji Mutoh back in 2023. Regardless, we will have to wait and see whether the two companies will end up working together once again.

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