At 82, the wrestling legend returns to the ring alongside his son and grandson during a visit celebrating family, friendship and enduring ties with Japan.
MILTON, ON — October 26, 2026 — Wrestling legend Tiger Jeet Singh and his son, Tiger Jeet Singh Jr. — Former WWE star, have returned to Canada following a memorable visit to Japan that brought together three generations of their family and renewed a bond with Japanese fans built over decades.
The October 14–19 visit included appearances surrounding Megumi Kudo’s 40th anniversary celebration, media engagements and opportunities to reconnect with fans and longtime friends.
A defining moment came when Tiger Jeet Singh, 82, entered the ring alongside his son and grandson, Sajjan. The appearance brought three generations together in a setting that has played a central role in the family’s history.
The visit also extended beyond professional wrestling, with a reception at Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs recognizing the family’s longstanding connection with the country. For Tiger Jeet Singh, who received the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold and Silver Rays in 2024, the occasion added another meaningful chapter to a relationship encompassing sport, friendship and cultural goodwill.
The visit attracted extensive attention throughout Japan, including front-page coverage in Tokyo Sports, national wrestling publications, online news outlets, and social media platforms. The Tigers’ return was also reported to have reached the No. 1 trending position on Yahoo Japan. Their appearances offered longtime supporters an opportunity to reconnect with a familiar figure while introducing another generation to the family behind the wrestling name.
For Tiger Jeet Singh Jr., sharing the experience with both his father and his youngest son gave the journey particular personal significance. It was a celebration of the supporters, friendships and memories that have connected the family with Japan for generations.
The family extends its heartfelt thanks to Megumi Kudo, the organizers, Japanese officials, friends and fans whose hospitality made the visit possible.
Although the visit has concluded, the family remains open to future opportunities to return, reconnect with supporters and continue celebrating its enduring relationship with Japan.