STARDOM The 8th Edition of ‘New Blood’ was took place and it was the best one yet. On the undercard, Waka Tsukiyama picked up a win over Aya Sakura, The Inaba Sisters (Azusa & Tomoka Inaba) fought to a 15-minute time limit draw against Hanan & Hina in a Sister’s battle, and Mei Seira & […]
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TJPW Yuka Sakazaki announced in a press conference on Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling’s official YouTube channel that she is graduating from the promotion. The 10th Anniversary Show of TJPW in Korakuen Hall on December 1st will be her final show as a TJPW Wrestler, and she will be based in the United States from 2024.
On May 3rd at NJPW’s Wrestling Dontaku show, Tama Tonga lost the NEVER Openweight Championship to Bullet Club’s new leader, David Finlay. The Guerillas of Destiny member has reportedly been of interest within WWE in recent months, and it now appears as though a potential move to America’s top promotion is increasingly possible. Fightful Select
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April 23’s All Star Grand Queendom was Stardom’s biggest event to date, and it saw every title that was up for grabs change hands. It was certainly a statement show from the top Joshi company, though, not many went into the show expecting a switch when it came to the World Of Stardom Championship until
On April 23rd at the Yokohama Arena, World Wonder Ring Stardom presented All Star Grand Queendom, a star-studded show that the promotion was billing as the biggest show in their history. The card featured a plethora of title matches, including a bout many had long hailed as a dream match as Mercedes Mone put her
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STARDOM Suzu Suzuki announced that she will be making STARDOM her new home promotion, shortly after, her departure from the death match group Prominence was official. The prodigy is wrestling at the upcoming Golden Week in Stardom, teaming together with Mei Seria. Suzu is one of the most promising freelancers in the entire landscape of
Full transparency here. I’ve been a fan of this great industry of ours for almost ten years at this point (shoutout to Money In The Bank 2013) but, the world of joshi pro wrestling is something that evaded me until very recently. I’m not afraid to admit that it took five years for my horizons
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Since joining the heavyweight division, Will Ospreay has undoubtedly become not only one of NJPW’s biggest stars but one of the very best pro-wrestlers in the world today. The former IWGP World Heavyweight Champion captured headlines at Wrestle Kingdom 17 earlier this year following his awe-inspiring bout with Kenny Omega over the IWGP US Championship,
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Stardom The main show opened with the in-ring return of Mei Seria (fka Mei Hoshizuki) after her departure from Marvelous in August 2021 who was teaming up with Starlight Kid to face her “MeiMei” Tag Team Partner Mei Suruga and the current High-Speed Champion AZM. It was the typical High-Speed match with fast-paced action that
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There have been countless times in pro wrestling where someone has bet on themselves. And so many times, it’s been worth doing so that they can return as a bigger star to where they left. But there are very few times that it’s the biggest stars who bet on themselves in a unique path that
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