Kazuchika Okada defeated Swerve Strickland at Forbidden Door in London on Sunday to retain the AEW Unified Championship.

Omega now holds a 2-1-1 record over “The Rainmaker,” though Okada has since won the IWGP (World) Heavyweight Championship three more times.

Kazuchika Okada defeated Kenny Omega to become the inaugural AEW Unified Champion at All In Texas. Okada and Omega met in the ring for the fifth singles match of their saga, the first to be staged ...

UPDATE: 2025/07/08 09:00 EST BY ANDREW KELLY Seven whole years after their rating-breaking classic in NJPW way back in 2018, Kenny Omega and Kazuchika Okada are finally ready to pick up from where ...

Kazuchika Okada is set to defend his AEW Unified Championship against Swerve Strickland at AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door 2025. Meanwhile, The Young Bucks will participate in a five-on-five Lights Out ...

Omega and Okada had a storied rivalry and epic series of matches for New Japan Pro Wrestling, but they've yet to get physical since joining AEW. That changed in the opening match on AEW Dynamite.

Making history by becoming the first gaijin, or foreigner, to win the prestigious G1 Climax tournament in 2016, Omega set his sights on the top prize in the promotion and faced Okada at Wrestle ...

Omega sat down on a recent edition of Wrestling Observer Radio, and spoke extensively about All In and Okada. While Omega did not dismiss his NJPW saga as a "closed-book," he did distinguish it as ...

Omega finally won New Japan’s top prize the following year at Dominion, beating Okada in a Two-Out-Of-Three Falls Match that clocked in at just under 65 minutes. The O-Mega Powers!

Omega and Okada took part in four critically-acclaimed singles matches throughout 2017 and 2018. At Wrestle Kingdom 11, Okada retained the IWGP World title against Omega.

Kenny Omega explains why his rematch with Okada will be different than their first classic Published Jun. 30, 2017 6:28 p.m. ET Sports Illustrated, Justin Barrasso/Sports Illustrated via Extra Mustard ...

Danielson and Omega were both injured and unable to work Forbidden Door last year, but now two of AEW's biggest stars are set to be integral parts of the second Forbidden Door pay-per-view.