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WWE RAW Superstar wins Tag Team Titles in Japan

Pro Wrestling NOAH kicked off 2025 with a groundbreaking event as Omos and Jack Morris captured the GHC Tag Team Championships. The duo dethroned Japanese wrestling legends Naomichi Marufuji and Takashi Sugiura in a thrilling bout that left fans in awe.

The January 1, 2025, match was a career-defining moment for Omos, marking his return to the ring since April 2024. Partnering with Morris, the team showcased unparalleled chemistry and tactical brilliance. The highlight of the match was Omos securing the pinfall victory over Marufuji, cementing their status as champions.

Omos’ Journey: From WWE to Japan

This triumph represents the second championship win of Omos’ career. Previously, he held the WWE RAW Tag Team Titles with AJ Styles. The transition to Japan highlights Omos’ determination to establish himself on a global stage after being underutilized in WWE.

The Impact on Pro Wrestling NOAH

With their win, Omos and Jack Morris usher in a new era for Pro Wrestling NOAH’s tag division. Fans and analysts are eager to see how the team will defend their titles against the deep roster of seasoned veterans and rising stars in Japan.

What’s Next for the New Champions?

The victory opens up endless possibilities for the duo. Can they dominate the Japanese wrestling scene, or will they face swift challenges from top contenders? Only time will tell, but for now, the new champions are basking in their hard-fought victory.

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