STARDOM STARDOM held their latest PPV, called “Sunshine” on May 25th in Yoyogi National Gymnasium #2 in front of 1715 fans. The show featured two title matches, including one in a Cage, and the Loser Must Leave Unit Steel Cage Match between Oedo Tai and Queen’s Quest In the first title match of the night, […]
Sometimes you’re watching a Pro Wrestling Match and when you’ve finished it, you just know you’re going to be thinking about it for days. That’s what happened to me with The Main Event of the STARDOM Sunshine Show on June 25th. It was incredible, a must-watch for every Wrestling Fan. A 12 Woman Tag Cage
It’s a very fleet-centric week for the match guide, as AEW pairs an all-star Dynamite lineup with Collision’s much anticipated premiere. The latter signifies a new chapter within a story that’s dominated the headlines for much of the last year, as CM Punk once again returns to the ring. Meanwhile, Gunther and Kevin Owens are
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STARDOM On Sunday a STARDOM show took place, with the Main Event being a Rumble Match to decide the last two Wrestlers to enter the 2023 edition of the 5STAR Grand Prix. The field included the likes of Mai Sakurai, Thekla, Ruaka, Momo Kohgo, Saya Iida, Mei Seira, and more but in the end, only
STARDOM – In the past two weeks, STARDOM hadn’t uploaded their shows and are still behind multiple weeks due to the big tours they have been doing recently. The official English account stated that the regular upload schedule would resume after the tour and their return to Tokyo. But STARDOM still had some content, including
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All Japan, New Japan and NOAH are all together again, but that isn’t the match guide’s headline. With two matches each, IMPACT and RAW inexplicably dominate this entry, but that isn’t our headline either. Instead, it’s a far rarer occasion than the examples above, as Major League Wrestling makes it match guide debut. Seriously though,
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After such an eventful few days, this week feels like a collective exhale. NJPW’s Dominion aside, it’s a quieter collection of graps, but that can produce some of my personal favourite offerings. These are the weeks where you’re given the time to enjoy a Gates of Agony TV match, or perhaps head to All Japan
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Double or Nothing. Where it all started. Where it will continue. Where it will always be. The rivalry between Jon Moxley and Kenny Omega. Under the Las Vegas sky in 2019, it began atop a pile of poker chips. Under the Las Vegas night sky, their story came to a head in 2023, in a
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It was a busy weekend for professional wrestling and though I’m still recovering from the rollercoaster ride, it’s time to overanalyse some graps. Clearly, it was all about the main eventers this week, from IMPACT Under Siege to AEW Double or Nothing, and so that’ll be our main focus. NXT Battleground inexplicably emerged as a
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STARDOM Stardom’s latest big show featured four title matches with three massive title changes. The show happened on the 27th in Ota Ward in front of 1759 fans which is just 100 fans less than last year’s Flashing Champions Show. The first Championship match was for the High-Speed Title, which was decided in a three-way