New Japan Pro Wrestling will be returning to the United States with their upcoming Capital Collision events in Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia this April.
The first Capital Collision show will take place at the Entertainment & Sports Arena in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, April 15, followed by the second event in Philadelphia the next night (Sunday, April 16).
The 2023 edition of Capital Collision is set to be a pay-per-view event, and NJPW has made the following announcement on its website:
“Two major events will see NJPW action rock Washington DC and Philaelphia PA this April.
On April 15, Capital Collision will return to the Washington DC Sports and Enterntainment center. At Capital Collision 2022, Juice Robinson shocked the world by wining the IWGP United States Heavyweight Championship in a four way battle. What happens in 2023?
The very next night, April 16 will see NJPW return to the 2300 Arena for Collision in Philadelphia. 2022 saw STRONG tapings hit the legendary former ECW Arena, while 2023 will see the event powered up into a PPV spectacular. What happens when New Japan is back in the iconic home of hardcore?
Tickets for both events go on sale on January 13!”
