New Japan Pro Wrestling After NJPW ended the Destruction tour with the show on September 29th, the fall of the promotion continued with the annual King Of Pro Wrestling show on October 14th in the Sumo Hall in front of 6,211 fans, which is up by over 1,000 people compared to last year’s KOPW show […]
Marigold Marigold kicks off the road to First Dream in January after the Dream Star Grand Prix, its first-ever round-robin tournament, ended on September 28th in Nagoya. Utami Hayashishita was the first winner, earning herself a shot at the Marigold World Championship. The past week featured a Korakuen Hall show on October 7th in front
STARDOM STARDOM presented its first PPV following the 5STAR Grand Prix, Nagoya Golden Fight 2024, on October 5th in Nagoya. The attendance was 1,526, up 574 from the Nagoya Big Winter show in December of last year. Before the injury crisis started, the attendance in the Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium arena was around 1,300, so this
Marigold’s first-ever round-robin tournament, the Dream Star Grand Prix, kicked off on August 31st in Osaka. It was set to last for a month and ended this past weekend on September 28th in Nagoya. The first-ever line-up featured 16 of the best female wrestlers on Marigold’s roster facing each other in a two-block system. In
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New Japan Pro Wrestling NJPW ended the Destruction tour with the show on September 29th in Kobe World Hall in front of 4,528 fans, which is the highest attendance of New Japan in Kobe since 2019. It’s another good number for the promotion, which is getting hot again locally after a good G1 Climax business-wise,
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Marigold Marigold’s first-ever round-robin tournament, the Dream Star Grand Prix, kicked off on August 31st in Osaka. It’s set to last for a month and will end on September 28th in Nagoya. The first-ever line-up features 16 of the best female wrestlers on Marigold’s roster facing each other in a two-block system. In the tournament,
New Japan Pro Wrestling NJPW started the Destruction tour, which is leading to the major Kobe World Hall show on September 29th. The final two televised shows happened this past weekend, including a show in the Sendai Sun Plaza Hall and the return to Noboribetsu for the first time in over three decades. The fourth
STARDOM is presenting its first PPV following the 5STAR Grand Prix, ‘Namba Grand Fight’, on September 14th in Osaka. This event marks the promotion’s next major PPV and will be a pivotal show, as its outcomes could shape the direction leading into the Sumo Hall event on December 29th. In addition to a strong undercard,
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STARDOM STARDOM held a show at Korakuen Hall in front of 1,022 fans, which is a very impressive number, considering the main event was for the High Speed Championship. The promotion is slowly starting to regularly sell more tickets at Korakuen Hall again, and that is a good sign after being trapped around the 800
New Japan Pro Wrestling NJPW started the Destruction tour that is leading to the major Kobe World Hall show on September 29th, as the first three shows happened this past weekend, including Shingo Takagi’s 20th Anniversary show and two Korakuen Hall shows with the TV and NEVER Openweight Championships being defended. Shingo Takagi held his