Stardom 11/15/2026 Results

Stardom continued the Goddess Of Stardom Tag League today in Kochi.

Today’s event was held at Chres Kochi in Kochi and will be available on demand on Stardom World at a later date. There was no live broadcast.

The announced paid attendance was 473.

Match 1: Red Block: Saori Anou & Fuwa-chan vs. Starlight Kid & Maki Itoh went to a double countout. Draw for scoring purposes-1 point.

Match 2: Red Block: Momo Watanabe & Saya Kamitani beat Yuna Mizumori & Anne Kanaya. Kamitani pinned Mizumori after Star Crusher.

Match 3: Dark Silueta & Barquilla (CMLL) beat Matoi Hamabe & Yuria Hime. Silueta pinned Hime after Cristo Negro.

Match 4: Waka Tsukiyama beat Lady C & Mei Seira in a 3-way by pinning Seira.

Match 5: Red Block: Maika & HANAKO beat Kikyo Furusawa & Kiyoka Kokatsu. HANAKO pinned Furusawa after a lariat.

Match 6: Hanan, Saya Iida & Utami Hayashishita beat Aya Sakura, Sayaka Kurara & Ema Maishima. Hanan pinned Sakura after a tombsstone piledriver.

Match 7: Blue Block: Hazuki & Koguma beat Natsupoi & Rian. Koguma pinned Natsupoi with 120% schoolboy.

Match 8: Blue Block: Konami & Rina beat Natsuko Tora & Ruaka. Rina pinned Ruaka.

Main Event: Blue Block: Suzu Suzuki & Rina Yamashita vs. Ranna Yagami & Akira Kurogame went to a 15 minute time limit draw. I know it’s a draw, but…considering who the underdogs were…UPSET ALERT!!!

Standings:
Red Block:
1-Sakura/Kurara, 4-2, 8 pts
2-Kid/Itoh, 3-2-1, 7 pts
3-Kamitani/Watanabe, 3-1, 6 pts
4-Anou/Fuwa-chan, 2-2-1, 5 pts
5-Maika/HANAKO, 2-2, 4 pts
6-Furusawa/Kokatsu, 2-4, 4 pts
7-Hanan/Tsukiyama, 1-2, 2 pts
8-Seira/Maishima, 1-2, 2 pts
9-Mizumori/Kanaya, 1-3, 2 pts

Blue Block:
1-Konami/Rina, 3-0-1, 7 pts
2-Hazuki/Koguma, 3-1-1, 7 pts
3-Iida/Hayashishita, 3-1, 6 pts
4-Suzuki/Yamashita, 2-2-1, 5 pts
5-C/Hina, 2-3, 4 pts
6-Tora/Ruaka, 1-1-1, 3 pts
7-Yagami/Kurogame, 1-2-1, 3 pts
8-Natsupoi/Kanaya, 1-3, 2 pts
9-Silueta/Barquilla, 0-2-1, 1 pt

The top 2 in each block advance to the Semifinals. Although the top 2 in Red remain unchanged, Kamitani/Watanabe seem to be in control now due to having 4 matches left where the top 2 right now have only 2. Furusawa/Kokatsu are now all but eliminated due to having only 2 matches left-they can’t win the block because they lost to Sakura/Kurara and their only hope for tiebreakers is against Anou/Fuwa-chan who they beat. Sakura/Kurara lose tiebreakers to Anou/Fuwa-chan and Kamitani/Watanabe. Kid/Itoh currently have tiebreakers over Kamitani/Watanabe. They haven’t faced Sakura/Kurara yet. Sakura/Kurara had a front-loaded schedule again and won’t have a tournament match again until next weekend. The Blue block is similarly close but if it doesn’t change the tiebreakers go to Konami/Rina because they beat Hazuki/Koguma. Konami/Rina’s draw was against the Mexicans, Hazuki/Koguma’s was against Tora/Ruaka. Nobody’s out yet since the Mexicans have 5 matches left.

The next event is Wednesday at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo. Live streaming on Stardom World will begin at 1:30 AM PT/4:30 AM ET.

Sumo-November 2026 Grand Sumo Tournament Day 8 Results (11/15/2026) (Top 2 Tiers)

Here are the quick results from today’s Day 8-the Halfway Point-of the November 2026 Grand Sumo Tournament in Fukuoka:
Key: M-Maegashira, K-Komusubi, S-Sekiwake, O-Ozeki, Y-Yokozuna, J-Juryo

Makuuchi (top tier):
Tamawaashi (M15) beat Kagayaki (J3)
Dewanoryu (M14) beat Kyokukaiyu (M16)
Toshinofuji (M13) beat Daiseizan (M17)
Takanosho (M11) beat Arashifuji (M16)
Kitanowaka (M15) beat Asahakuryu (M11)
Ichiyamamoto (M12) beat Shishi (M10)
Oho (M10) beat Asasuiryu (M13)
Abi (M12) beat Asakoryu (M9)
Nishikifuji (M8) beat Tokihayate (M13)
Kotoshoho (M6) beat Oshoma (M9) by disqualification/judges reversal…HANSOKU!!! Oshoma got caught hair pulling, which is illegal
Roga (M8) beat Hiradoumi (M5)
Wakamotoharu (M7) beat Gonoyama (M5)
Kinbozan (M7) beat Daieisho (M4)
Ura (M2) beat Takerufuji (M4)
Fujiryoga (M1) beat Churanoumi (K)
Asanoyama (M1) beat Yoshinofuji (K)
Atamifuji (S) beat Fujiseiun (M2)
Fujinokawa (S) beat Aonishiki (O)
Kirishima (O) beat Kotozakura (O)
Onosato (Y) beat Takayasu (M3)
Hakunofuji (M3) beat Hoshoryu (Y). KINBOSHI!!! The 6th career Gold Star Victory for Hakunofuji!
Leader: 5 at 7-1
Of note: Spoke too soon…Hoshoryu was righting the ship then of course along comes inconsistent and unpredictable Hakunofuji to cause another leak to spring because more often than not he wins against the Yokozuna. Now Hoshoryu is back to .500 at 4-4, championship hopes pretty much gone (11-4 isn’t going to make the Yokozuna Deliberation Council happy even with a title) and next he’s got Atamifuji, who has a Kinboshi against him along with a 6-5 career mark. Elsewhere, the leaderboard slimmed down from 7 to 5 (Arashifuji & Asahakuryu both lost to fall to 6-2), still including Atamifuji & Onosato along with Kirishima, Kinbozan & Wakamotoharu. We’ve also got the first demotion as Shishi remains the only winless wrestler at 0-8. And with career win 719 in the top tier today, Tamawashi has now moved to #6 on the all-time list ahead of Kotoshogiku and if the Iron Man can win out he can pass Kyokutenho (Oshima) for #6 on the overall all-time wins list, he’s now at 921 and next up is 927. Next up on the top tier list is the legendary Yokozuna Taiho at 746. He also has just 30 wins to go to catch #5 on the overall win list, which is Kitanoumi with 751. So if he stays healthy & active through the next year, look for him to move up another spot on both lists with a chance to get to #4 on overall wins, which currently is Oshio with 964. Finally, an odd occurrence as Ura beat Takerufuji by an unusual non-winning technique, fumidashi, rear step out. While at the edge of the ring and maneuvering around, Takerufuji’s right foot inadvertently slipped outside of the ring and his heel clearly touched down, which was caught and correctly called by the referee before Takerufuji took Ura down, unaware of the call.
Shodai comes back up as the Juryo man tomorrow, it could be his last top tier appearance for a while if not ever as he is 1-7 so another loss means demotion.
Ozeki Watch: The unofficial magic number is now 6 or championship for Atamifuji, and one more win means 8 and another chance in January if he misses out this time.

Juryo:
Asahifuji (J12) beat Tokifudo (J13)
Ryuho (J14) beat Sadanoumi (J11)
Hatsuyama (J14) beat Enho (J10)
Wakanosho (J10) beat Meisei (J13)
Tamashoho (J12) beat Mitakeumi (J13)
Tohakuryu (J8) beat Tomokaze (J11)
Hitoshi (J7) beat Midorifuji (J8)
Tanji (J7) beat Kazuma (J4)
Nabatame (J6) beat Shodai (J3)
Kazekeno (J2) beat Shonannoumi (J6)
Wakatakakage (J5) beat Tobizaru (J2)
Chiyoshoma (J1) beat Ryuden (J5)
Onokatsu (J1) beat Kayo (J4)
Leader: Tamashoho, Wakatakakage (8-0)
Of note: No changes at the top as both leaders remain perfect and clinch promotions but the chasing pack for now is down to just Asahifuji, who now has won 7 straight. Enho fell 2 back as Hatsuyama decided to show up the last couple days and end Enho’s second 3-win run, now winning 2 straight after an 0-6 start, but at 6-2 Enho remains very much in it. Asahifuji gets another step up tomorrow as he faces Mitakeumi, his first chance against a former Ozeki. Tamashoho gets Midorifuji while Wakatakakage has Kazekeno. Enho tries to start another winning streak against Meisei.

Lower tier notes: With Promotion Day now in the books, the Makushita has 7 at 4-0 with 2 Kasugano co-leaders which could affect potential playoffs and getting there. The Sandanme is interesting with 9 at 4-0 including 2 former top tier wrestlers and THREE Nishonoseki men…wouldn’t that be quite the playoff if all 3 made it? The Jonidan has 13 at 4-0 while the Jonokuchi has Sunamusashi and Wakaonehara at 4-0. Eisei is at 3-1 in Jonidan, needing one more win for promotion and probably 2 more to have a chance to reach the Sandanme in January. And for those curious, Nishikigi is 2-2 in Makushita having alternated wins & losses so far while Tochitaikai is 1-3. And it’s now official…The Streak reaches 43 for Moriurara (I incorrectly had been saying 44, remember one tournament in 2020 was cancelled due to the pandemic). A second straight absent after withdrawal means the equivalent of 1-4 and demotion/losing record secured. 7+ years since his last winning record in July 2019.

Tokyo Joshi Pro 11/15/2026 Results (Updated)

Tokyo Joshi Pro continued the fall house show tour today in Nagoya.

Today’s event was held at Chunichi Hall in Nagoya and will be available on demand on WRESTLE UNIVERSE Tuesday/Wednesday (depending on time zone). There was no live broadcast originally but they made a last-minute decision to steam is live on the UNIVERSE CAST feature. On demand of that is not available.

The announced paid attendance was 440, a super full house/very near sellout.

There were last-minute changes to the card due to Momo Sato being pulled off the event. The always vague poor health. Wakana Uehara also missed this event due to schedule conflicts which actually was an excursion to Thailand.

Match 1: YukI Kamifuku, Uta Takami & Shion Kanzaki beat Haru Kazashiro, Chieri Sakimori & Yui Musubi. Kamifuku pinned Sakimori.

Match 2: Sakura Hattori beat Kira Summer & Chika Nanase in a 3-way by pinning both.

Match 3: Suzume, Arisu Endo & Mahiro Kiryu beat Yuki Aino, Raku & Pom Harajuku. Endo pinned Harajuku. Afterwards, Endo & Suzume made a Princess Tag Team Championship challenge. It sounds like that match will happen on 1/4 at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, so no International Princess Championship match at Ittenyon if Suzume is still champion. UPDATE: It’s now official.

Match 4: Yuki Arai beat Ren Konatsu. (TJPW’s website currently incorrectly says Aino, not Arai. It since has been corrected)

Match 5: Shoko Nakajima, Miyu Yamashita, Rika Tatsumi & Mizuki beat HIMAWARI, Toga, Shino Suzuki & Mifu Ashida. Nakajima pinned Suzuki with a Northern Lights suplex hold.

Main Event: Miu Watanabe beat Hyper Misao. As a result, Watanabe will face Nakajima for the Princess Of Princess Championship on 1/4. It also means the traditional Nakajima-Misao Ittenyon match will not happen next year. At least not on 1/4.

It was also announced that the Nagoya return date will be 2/6/27 at Imaike Gas Hall, the first time they will run that venue.

The next event is 11/22 at Yume Messe Miyagi in Sendai where they will try again to have the Full Of Yuki 3-way that was planned for earlier this year but was postponed due to an (if I remember correctly) Aino illness. There will be no live broadcast. On demand 11/25.

All-Japan Pro Wrestling 11/15/2026 LIVE Results

All-Japan kicks off the 2026 World’s Strongest Tag League, sometimes called the Real World Tag League, today in Tokyo. The promotion’s annual Heavyweight tag team tournament, it’s a 2-block round-robin format event with 12 teams entered this year, and already the promotion has run it’s prediction contest for fans to pick who will win. This year they’ve been wrong in each of the prior predictions for winners, which based on this poll does not bode well for the Yumas as the top vote-getters to win were Yuma Aoyagi & Yuma Anzai followed by the Saitos in 2nd and a tie for 3rd between Ren Ayabe & Talos and Suwama & Go Shiozaki. Today will feature 2 matches in each of the 2 blocks headlined by both the Yumas and the Saitos with the main event being Jun & Rei Saito vs. Suwama & Shiozaki.

Today’s event will be held at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo and can be watched LIVE on AJPW.TV in Japanese. This will also be a GAORA SPORTS broadcast in Japan. Atsuki Aoyagi will be a guest on commentary. The event is a legit advance sellout including standing room only tickets sold out. There are 6 matches planned with the usual halfway intermission and all but one match has a 30 minute time limit so this event will probably go about 2 1/2 hours.

Today’s lineup:
Tag League Block A: Xyon & Odyssey vs. Kento Miyahara & Hyo Ogawa
Rising Hayato & Shota Kofuji vs. Hokuto Omori & Yasutaka Yano
Tag League Block B: Ren Ayabe & Talos vs. Daisuke Sekimoto & Kengo Mashimo
Intermission
Ryuki Honda, Masayuki Kono, Dan Tamura & Seigo Tachibana vs. Cal Bloom, Shotaro Ashino, MUSASHI & Seiki Yoshioka
Tag League Block B: Yuma Aoyagi & Yuma Anzai vs. Hideki Suzuki & Timothy Thatcher
Tag League Block A: Jun & Rei Saito vs. Suwama & Go Shiozaki

Refresh this page occasionally for the latest results.

Updates below will begin at 6:30 PM PT/9:30 PM ET. The live stream is scheduled to begin 10 minutes before the event.

6:20 PM PT UPDATE: The live stream has begun. We should be going to the venue in 5-10 minutes.

6:24 PM PT UPDATE: Live updates begin now.

We are LIVE from Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan. Audio muted to start. Commentary will start later.

The paid attendance will be announced after the event. It’s a legit advance sellout with standing room also sold out so that should mean 1550-1600, maybe closer to 1625 depending on how many standing room tickets were sold. (UPDATE: The announced paid attendance, a legit advance sellout, was 1511. That suggests not many standing room tickets sold)

The matches should begin in 10-15 minutes.

During the opening greeting & announcements Atsuki Aoyagi is brought out to the ring before joining commentary.

As this is the opening event of the tournament, the event begins with the introduction of all participating teams. They’re all wearing t-shirts that say Real World Tag League 2026 even though All-Japan is billing it as the World’s Strongest Tag League. Never can make up their mind, can they? As the 2025 winners, Ren Ayabe & Talos came out with the championship trophies to return them for this year’s event.

The matches begin at 6:42 PM PT/9:42 PM ET. But will be a bit longer because of who’s in (and their entrance specifically)…
Match 1: Tag League Block A: Xyon & Odyssey vs. Kento Miyahara & Hyo Ogawa. 30 minute time limit
Result: Xyon & Odyssey beat Kento Miyahara & Hyo Ogawa. Odyssey pinned Ogawa after Journey’s End.
Xyon/Odyssey are 1-0, 2 pts. Miyahara/Ogawa are 0-1, 0 pts.

Match 2: Rising Hayato & Shota Kofuji vs. Hokuto Omori & Yasutaka Yano. 20 minute time limit
Result: Hokuto Omori & Yasutaku Yano beat Rishing Hayato & Shota Kofuji. Yano pinned Kofuji. There was some confusion because after the 3 count the ref held up 3 fingers but didn’t signal for the bell so it was delayed a second.

Match 3: Tag League Block B: Ren Ayabe & Talos vs. Daisuke Sekimoto & Kengo Mashimo. 30 minute time limit
Result: Ren Ayabe & Talos beat Kengo Mashimo & Daisuke Sekimoto. AYebe pinned Sekimoto after a double chokeslam.
Ayabe/Talos are 1-0, 2 pts. Mashimo/Sekimoto are 0-1, 0 pts.

Intermission. Updates will resume around 7:45 PM PT/10:45 PM ET.

The matches resume at 7:42 PM PT/10:42 PM ET. Before intermission ends, the usual announcement made this time was the 2027 Korakuen Hall event schedule, which is 1-2 events per month except nothing in April.

Match 4: Ryuki Honda, Masayuki Kono, Dan Tamura & Seigo Tachibana vs. Cal Bloom, Shotaro Ashino, MUSASHI & Seiki Yoshioka. 30 minute time limit
Result: Ryuki Honda, Masayuki Kono, Dan Tamura & Seigo Tachibana beat Cal Bloom, Shotaro Ashino, MUSASHI & Seiki Yoshioka. Honda pinned MUSASHI after Final Vent.

Match 5: Tag League Block B: Yuma Aoyagi & Yuma Anzai vs. Hideki Suzuki & Timothy Thatcher. 30 minute time limit
Result: Yuma Aoyagi & Yuma Anzai beat Hideki Suzuki & Timothy Thatcher. Aoyagi pinned Thatcher after The Fool.
The Yumas are 1-0, 2 pts. Suzuki/Thatcher are 0-1, 0 pts.

Main Event: Tag League Block A: Jun & Rei Saito vs. Suwama & Go Shiozaki. 30 minute time limit
Result: Suwama & Go Shiozaki beat Jun & Rei Saito. Shiozaki pinned Jun Saito after Go Lariat.
Suwama/Shiozaki are 1-0, 2 pts. The Saitos are 0-1, 0 pts.

The next event is Saturday (Friday US time) at Shunan City Shinnan Fureai Center in Yamaguchi. There will be no live broadcast. On demand after the event.

Pro Wrestling NOAH 11/15/2026 LIVE Results (Updated)

Pro Wrestling NOAH continues the NOAH Jr. Grand Prix 2 today in Nagoya (also continuing the now-never-ending Lethal Odyssey 2026 Tour, which will now continue into 2027), Today will feature the last 2 matches of Round 1 (it’s a single-elimination bracket format event) which will be Black Menso-re vs. Dragon Bane and Tadasuke vs. Hi69. The winner of the former will face Sydney Akeem in the Quarterfinals while the winner of the latter will face YO-HEY, meaning if Tadasuke wins today there’s guaranteed to be a Team 2000X wrestler in the Semifinals.

There have been some last-minute changes to the card due to Kenoh being pulled off the event. Knee injury. Out the next event as well meaning at least 3 more days. He also mussed yesterday.

Today’s event will be held at Lives Nagoya in Nagoya and can be watched LIVE on WRESTLE UNIVERSE. There will be no commentary. There are 7 matches planned today so depending on the time limits and potential intermission this event will probably have a running time of just over 2 hours, maybe 2 1/4 hours.

Today’s lineup (match order TBA):
Tetsuya Endo & Hiroya Namiki vs. Masa Kitamiya & Takashi Sugiura
Yuto Koyanagi vs. Alpha Wolf
Yoshiki Inamura, Kid Lykos 1 & 2 vs. Naomichi Marufuji, Sydney Akeem & Alejandro
Manabu Soya, Yuki Iino, Atsushi Kotoge & Mohammed Yone vs. OZAWA, Kai Fujimura, YO-HEY & Jun Masaoka
Tetsuya Naito, BUSHI & RYUSEI vs. Kaito Kiyomiya, Daiki Odashima & Hiiroto Tsuuya
NOAH Jr. Grand Prix:
Black Menso-re vs. Dragon Bane
Tadasuke vs. Hi69

Refresh this page occasionally for the latest results.

Updates below will begin at 10 PM PT/1 AM ET. The live stream is scheduled to begin 10 minutes before the event.

9:50 PM PT UPDATE: The live stream has begun. We should be going to the venue in 10 minutes.

9:55 PM PT UPDATE: Live updates begin now.

We are LIVE from Lives Nagoya in Nagoya, Japan. There is no commentary.

The paid attendance will be announced after the event. Based on advance sales it’s at least a near sellout as there were only a few same-day tickets left. It’ll depend on what the setup is for but I’m guessing it’ll be around 500. (UPDATE: The announced paid attendance was 402)

The matches will begin in about 5 minutes.

The matches begin right on time. The lighting in the venue looks way off, very dark outside of the very bright ring. The shadows are something else. Also it’s only hard-camera view today.

Match 1: Tetsuya Endo & Hiroya Namiki vs. Masa Kitamiya & Takashi Sugiura. 15 minute time limit
Result: Masa Kitamiya & Takashi Sugiura beat Tetsuya Endo & Hiroya Namiki. Sugiura pinned Namiki after Olympic Yosen Slam.

Match 2: Yuto Koyanagi vs. Alpha Wolf. 20 minute time limit
Result: Alpha Wolf beat Yuto Koyanagi

Match 3: Yoshiki Inamura, Kid Lykos 1 & 2 vs. Naomichi Marufuji, Sydney Akeem & Alejandro. 20 minute time limit
Result: Naomichi Marufuji, Sydney Akeem & Alejandro beat Yoshiki Inamura, Kid Lykos 1 & 2. Marufuji pinned 1 after a knee strike.

Match 4: Manabu Soya, Yuki Iino, Atsushi Kotoge & Mohammed Yone vs. OZAWA, Kai Fujimura, YO-HEY & Jun Masaoka. 20 minute time limit
Result: OZAWA, Kai Fujimura, YO-HEY & Jun Masaoka beat Manabu Soya, Yuki Iino, Atsushi Kotoge & Mohammed Yone. OZAWA pinned Iino.

Intermission.

The matches resume at 11:10 PM PT/2:10 AM ET.

Match 5: NOAH Jr. Grand Prix: Black Menso-re vs. Dragon Bane. No time limit
Result: Dragon Bane beat Black Menso-re by submission. As a result, Bane advances to the Quarterfinals and will face Akeem.

Match 6: NOAH Jr. Grand Prix: Tadasuke vs. Hi69. No time limit
Result: Tadasuke beat Hi69 by ref stoppage. Hi69 injury. Knee or lower leg. Injured just before a top rope moonsault to the outside and that was it, he got back into the ring but could not continue. The referee made the “X” symbol a couple of times so it was a legit injury. As a result, Tadasuke advances to the Quarterfinals and will face YO-HEY.

More on Hi69 as it becomes available.

Main Event: Tetsuya Naito, BUSHI & RYUSEI vs. Kaito Kiyomiya, Daiki Odashima & Hiiroto Tsuuya. 1 Hour time limit
Result: Kaito Kiyomiya, Daiki Odashima & Hiroto Tsuruya beat Tetsuya Naito, BUSHI & RYUSEI. Kiyomiya pinned RYUSEI after a skywalk elbow.

The next event is Tuesday at Hodogaya Public Hall in Kanagawa with no tournament matches. Live streaming on WRESTLE UNIVERSE will begin at 12:30 AM PT/3:30 AM ET.

UPDATE: The promotion confirmed the Hi69 injury after the event. Right heel. Out indefinitely. Only said he will be absent “for a while”.

Sumo-November 2026 Grand Sumo Tournament Day 7 Results (11/14/2026) (Top 2 Tiers)

Here are the quick results from today’s Day 7 of the November 2026 Grand Sumo Tournament in Fukuoka:
Key: M-Maegashira, K-Komusubi, S-Sekiwake, O-Ozeki, Y-Yokozuna, J-Juryo

Makuuchi (top tier):
Kitanowaka (M15) beat Tobizaru (J2)
Daiseizan (M17) beat Dewanoryu (M14)
Kyokukaiyu (M15) beat Tokihayate (M12)
Arashifuji (M16) beat Asasuiryu (M13)
Tamawashi (M15) beat Toshinofuji (M13)
Abi (M12) beat Oho (M10)
Asahakuryu (M11) beat Shishi (M10)
Ichiyamamoto (M12) beat Asakoryu (M9)
Oshoma (M9) beat Taknaosho (M11)
Nishikifuji (M8) beat Kotoshoho (M6)
Roga (M8) beat Gonoyama (M5)
Kinbozan (M7) beat Hiradoumi (M5)
Wakamotoharu (M7) beat Daieisho (M4)
Takayasu (M3) beat Takerufuji (M4)
Atamifuji (S) beat Fujiryoga (M1)
Asanoyama (M1) beat Fujinokawa (S)
Kirishima (O) beat Hakunofuji (M3)
Kotozakura (O) beat Ura (M2)
Fujiseiun (M2) beat Aonishiki (O)
Hoshoryu (Y) beat Yoshinofuji (K)
Onosato (Y) beat Churanoumi (K)
Leader: 7 at 6-1
Of note: Only 2 co-leaders lost today (Dewanoryu & Takanosho), so the leaderboard only shrank from 9 to 7, including Onosato & Kirishima among others. Meanwhile, Hoshoryu continued to right the sinking ship as he got back to 4-3 with a win today ahead of tricky Hakunofuji tomorrow. Onosato has Takayasu. At the bottom, Tamawashi’s win today may be enough to move the Iron Man into a tie for 7th on the all-time wins list. Tomorrow we could also have the first demotion of the tournament as Shishi remains the only winless at 0-7. Churanoumi also looks headed for demotion as he’s having the normal new Komusubi struggles at 1-6, but he’s had an incredibly tough first week with all the Sanyaku wrestlers. He finally starts getting Maegashira tomorrow so he still has a chance to salvage promotion. Also of note is Aonishiki’s latest bid for consecutive titles and Yokozuna consideration looking very unlikely as he’s fallen to 4-3.
OzekI Watch: Atamifuji remains in the co-leader group at 6-1 so still very much in promotion contention. The unofficial magic number remains 7 if he doesn’t win the championship.

Juryo:
Tamashoho (J12) beat Meisei (J13)
Asahifuji (J12) beat Ryuho (J14)
Hatsuyama (J14) beat Sadanoumi (J11)
Tokifudo (J13) beat Tomokaze (J11)
Wakanosho (J10) beat Hitoshi (J7)
Enho (J10) beat Tanji (J7)
Shonannoumi (J6) beat Midorifuji (J8)
Wakatakakage (J5) beat Mitakeumi (J9)
Tohakuryu (J8) beat Ryuden (J5)
Nabatame (J6) beat Kayo (J4)
Kazekeno (J2) beat Kagayaki (J3)
Chiyoshoma (J1) beat Shodai (J3)
Leader: Tamashoho, Wakatakakage (7-0)
Of note: It remains a 2-man leaderboard so far, and an interesting scenario can be thought of now-could both Onami brothers finish as champions? Wakamotoharu is a co-leader in the top tier and Wakatakakage is a co-leader in Juryo. But several remain right behind at 6-1 including Asahifuji who now has 6 straight wins. Enho is also in that group with another 3-win streak going and could be setting himself up for a shot at a top tier return in March. There are no winless wrestlers left as Hatsuyama finally got in the win column today. Both co-leaders have former top tier men tomorrow, Tamashoho faces Mitakeumi while Wakatakakage has Tobizaru.

Lower tier notes: The first half of Promotion Day began today, when the co-leaders reach 4-0 and clinch promotions for the next tournament. So far the Makushita has 2 at 4-0 including Ikarigata at Ms2, meaning one more win should clinch a Juryo debut in January, with 10 more at 3-0 up tomorrow. The Sandanme has 6 at 4-0 with another 6 going for promotion tomorrow. The Jonidan has 6 at 4-0 with another dozen or so trying tomorrow, but Eisei is not among them as he took his first loss today and is 3-1. The Jonokuchi has two at 4-0 including Sunamusashi while one more will try to join them tomorrow.

Obituary: Kaizen, a wrestler as Asakayama Beya, has died. He was only 33. According to Japanese news reports, the cause of death was stomach cancer. Kaizen, real name Takumi Maeda, was unranked since late 2025 and had been absent since fall 2024 but was trying to return to training & competition. Before the absence, he debuted in 2016 and reached a high rank of Ms23 and won the Makushita Championship in January 2023. May his soul rest in peace.

Reminder: NHK World Japan will have 50 minutes of LIVE top tier coverage FOR FREE tomorrow beginning at 12:10 AM PT/3:10 AM ET. Also, a reminder that New Japan Pro Wrestling’s Taichi will be on commentary tomorrow during the ABEMA live broadcast.

Stardom 11/14/2026 Results

Stardom continued the Goddess Of Stardom Tag League today in Ehime.

Today’s event was held at Item Ehime in Ehime and will be available on demand on Stardom World at a later date. There was no live broadcast.

The announced paid attendance was 422.

Match 1: Blue Block: Natsuko Tora & Ruaka beat Hina & Lady C. Ruaka pinned Hina with a Dharma-style German suplex hold.

Match 2: Maika & Matoi Hamabe beat Ranna Yagami & Akira Kurogame. Maika pinned Kurogame after Michinoku Driver 2.

Match 3: Red Block: Kikyo Furusawa & Kiyoka Kokatsu beat Yuna Mizumori & Anne Kanaya. Furusawa beat Kanaya with an ankle hold.

Match 4: Momo Watanabe, Saya Kamitani, Dark Silueta & Barquilla (CMLL) beat Saya Iida, Utami Hayashishita, HANAKO & Yuria Hime. Watanabe pinned Hime after B Driver.

Match 5: Red Block: Aya Sakura & Sayaka Kurara beat Mei Seira & Ema Maishima. Kurara pinned Maishima after a falcon arrow.

Match 6: Red Block: Starlight Kid & Maki Itoh beat Hanan & Waka Tsukiyama. Itoh pinned Hanan.

Match 7: Blue Block: Natsupoi & Rian beat Suzu Suzuki & Rina Yamashita. Natsupoi pinned Suzuki after Fairy Magic.

Main Event: Blue Block: Konami & Rina beat Hazuki & Koguma. Rina pinned Koguma after Pink Devil.

Standings:
Red Block:
1-Sakura/Kurara, 4-1, 8 pts
2-Kid/Itoh, 3-2, 6 pts
3-Watanabe/Kamitani, 2-1, 4 pts
4-Saori Anou/Fuwa-chan, 2-2, 4 pts
5-Furusawa/Kokatsu, 2-3, 4 pts
6-Hanan/Tsukiyama, 1-2, 2 pts
7-Maika/HANAKO, 1-2, 2 pts
8-Mizumori/Kanaya, 1-2, 2 pts
9-Seira/Maishima, 1-2, 2 pts

Blue Block:
1-Iida/Hayashishita, 3-1, 6 pts
2-Konami/Rina, 2-0-1, 5 pts
3-Hazuki/Koguma, 2-1-1, 5 pts
4-C/Hina, 2-2, 4 pts
5-Suzuki/Yamashita, 2-2, 4 pts
6-Tora/Ruaka, 1-1-1, 3 pts
7-Natsupoi/Rian, 1-2, 2 pts
8-Yagami/Kurogame, 1-2, 2 pts
9-Silueta, Baroquilla, 0-2-1, 1 pt

The top 2 in each block advance to the Semifinals. Defending winners Sakura/Kurara are in control in the Red Block but the problem for them and Kid/Itoh are everyone else except Furusawa/Kokatsu has 2 extra matches left (Anou/Fuwa-chan have only one). Also note Anou/Fuwa-chan have the tiebreaker over Sakura/Kurara if it comes to that. Blue Block is still wide open. Nobody is out of it.

The next event is tomorrow at Chres Kochi in Kochi. There will be no live broadcast. After this only one on demand only left, the rest is live with the Finals being (as usual) a PPV.

Pro Wrestling NOAH 11/14/2026 Results

Pro Wrestling NOAH continued the NOAH Jr. Grand Prix 2 today in Osaka.

Today’s event was held at Umeda Stellar Hall in Osaka and can be watched on demand on WRESTLE UNIVERSE.

The announced paid attendance was 496.

There were last-minute changes to the card due to Kenoh being pulled off the event. Knee injury. Out indefinitely but at least 3 days including the next two events after this one.

Match 1: Masa Kitamiya, YO-HEY & Tadasuke beat Naomichi Marufuji, Atsushi Kotoge & Hi69. Tadasuke pinned Hi69 after Cat King.

Match 2: Kaito Kiyomiya, Dragon Bane & Hiroto Tsuruya beat Tetsuya Endo, Black Menso-re & Yuto Koyanagi. Bane pinned Menso-re after Santa Maria.

Match 3: Manabu Soya, Yuki Iino & Mohammed Yone beat OZAWA, Kai Fujimura & Alpha Wolf. Iino pinned Wolf after a spear.

Match 4: NOAH Jr. Grand Prix Round 1: Alejandro beat Hiroya Namiki. As a result, Alejandro advances to the Quarterfinals and will face BUSHI on 11/21.

Match 5: Yoshiki Inamura, Sydney Akeem & Kid Lykos 1 beat Tetsuya Naito, BUSHI & RYUSEI. Akeem pinned RYUSEI after Final Act.

NOAH Jr. Grand Prix Round 1:
Match 6: Tsunagu Sato beat Kid Lykos 2.
Main Event: Daiki Odashima beat Jun Masaoka.
As a result, Sato and Odashima advance to the Quarterfinals. They will face each other on 11/22.

The next event is tomorrow at Lives Nagoya in Nagoya with the final 2 Round 1 matches. Live streaming on WRESTLE UNIVERSE will begin TONIGHT at 10 PM PT/1 AM ET.

DDT Pro Wrestling 11/14/2026 LIVE Results (Updated)

DDT begins their November house show slate today with an event in Yokohama. The focus now shifts to the next Korakuen Hall event in 2 weeks and today’s event will include signing ceremonies for the next major title matches at that event, being MAO vs. Yukio Naya for the KO-D Openweight Championship and for the KO-D Tag Team Championship between Takeshi Masada & Yuya Koroku and Sanshiro Takagi & TBA. We probably won’t find out who TBA is today but you never know, and they are facing off in a NON-TITLE match so we just might.

Today’s event will be held at Yokohama Radiant Hall in Yokohama and can be watched LIVE on WRESTLE UNIVERSE. There will be no commentary. There are 6 matches planned and the time limits plus no intermission means this will be a short house show, with the signing ceremony the running time should be just over 2 hours.

Today’s lineup:
11/29/2026 Title Matches Signing Ceremony
Hideki Okatani & MJ Paul vs. Junta Miyawaki & Yuki Ishida
Shunma Katsumata, Yuni & Kazuma Sumi vs. Naomi Yoshimura, Daichi Sato & O-MENZ Kumadori
Daisuke Sasaki, Demus & Illusion vs. Danshoku Dieno, Kazuki Hirata & Antonio Honda
Takeshi Masada & Yuya Koroku vs. Sanshiro Takagi & TBA
Yuki Ueno, Akito & To-y vs. Chris Brookes, HARASHIMA & Hinata Kasai
MAO & KANON vs. Yukio Naya & Masami Inahata

Refresh this page occasionally for the latest results.

Updates below will begin at 8 PM PT/11 PM ET. The live stream is scheduled to begin 30 minutes before the event.

7:30 PM PT UPDATE: The live stream has begun. We will be going to the venue for the public signing ceremonies in 10 minutes.

7:40 PM PT UPDATE: Live updates begin now.

We are LIVE from Yokohama Radiant Hall in Yokohama, Japan. There is no commentary.

The paid attendance will not be announced after the event. It could be a legit sellout as only a few same-day tickets were left. That would probably mean around 300.

The KO-D Tag Team Championship contract signing starts the event. It takes a couple tries for GM Imabayashi to get Sanshiro Takagi out followed by champions Takeshi Masada & Yuya Koroku. No TBA with Takagi yet. When pressed about it, Takagi signs for the TBA.

Afterwards the KO-D Openweight Championship signing follows with MAO & Yukio Naya. Civil affair. They finish just before event start time.

The matches will begin shortly.

The matches begin at 8:02 PM PT/11:02 PM ET. No NwA Jr. performance, guess that’s just for the big events.

Match 1: Hideki Okatani & MJ Paul vs. Junta Miyawaki & Yuki Ishida. 15 minute time limit
Result: Hideki Okatani & MJ Paul beat Junta Miyawaki & Yuki Ishida. Okatani pinned Ishida after a running jumping high kick.

Match 2: Shunma Katsumata, Yuni & Kazuma Sumi vs. Naomi Yoshimura, Daichi Sato & O-MENZ Kumadori. 15 minute time limit
Result: Naomi Yoshimura, Daichi Sato & O-MENZ Kumadori beat Shunma Katsumata, Yuni & Kazuma Sumi. Yoshimura pinned Yuni.

Match 3: Daisuke Sasaki, Demus & Illusion vs. Danshoku Dieno, Kazuki Hirata & Antonio Honda. 30 minute time limit
Result: Danshoku Dieno, Kazuki Hirata & Antonio Honda beat Daisuke Sasaki, Demus & Illusion. Hirata pinned Illusion. Afterwards, Illusion with microphone. He seemingly teased a rematch of sorts for the KO-D 6-Man Tag Team Championship. GM Imabayashi naturally crashed the party for a comedy promo with the challengers. And checking something on his phone. And it’s now official. Awaiting date confirmation but could be 11/29. (UPDATE: That match will happen on 11/23 at Nishitetsu Hall in Fukuoka)

Match 4: Takeshi Masada & Yuya Koroku vs. Sanshiro Takagi & TBA. 30 minute time limit. TBA is…well…a poor ripoff of Illusion with crutches? Billed as what sounded like D.N. Dino, possibly a masked Danshoku Dieno.
Result: Takeshi Masada & Yuya Koroku beat Sanshiro Takagi & TBA. Masada pinned TBA. Comedy match that went about 20 minutes too long. Post-match I started thinking TBA actually, based on the pants & hair, may have been Shunma Katsumata. At least today.

Match 5: Yuki Ueno, Akito & To-y vs. Chris Brookes, HARASHIMA & Hinata Kasai. 30 minute time limit. During intros, To-y was lunatic ranting at hard camera while constantly screaming at/for New Japan wrestler Ryusuke Taguchi.
Result: Yuki Ueno, Akito & To-y beat Chris Brookes, HARASHIMA & Hinata Kasai. To-y pinned Kasai.

Main Event: MAO & KANON vs. Yukio Naya & Masami Inahata. 30 minute time limit
Result: MAO & KANON beat Yukio Naya & Masami Inahata. MAO beat Inahata.

The next event is tomorrow at Osaki-Shi Matsuyama B&G Marine Center in Miyagi for a MAO hometown event. There will be no live broadcast. On demand Wednesday.

UPDATE: The full 11/29 Korakuen Hall card was announced and it now includes a KO-D 10-Man Tag Team Championship match and it also appears Kazuma Sumi is leaving NwA Jr. after that event, leaving DDT’s version of Up Up Girls with just two (Katsumata & Yuni).

Sumo-November 2026 Grand Sumo Tournament Day 6 Results (11/13/2026) (Top 2 Tiers)

Here are the quick results from today’s Day 6 of the November 2026 Grand Sumo Tournament in Fukuoka:
Key: M-Maegashira, K-Komusubi, S-Sekiwake, O-Ozeki, Y-Yokozuna, J-Juryo

Makuuchi (top tier):
Arashifuji (M16) beat Kazekeno (J2)
Kitanowaka (M15) beat Tamawashi (M15)
Toshinofuji (M15) beat Kyokukaiyu (M16)
Asasuiryu (M13) beat Daiseizan (M17)
Dewanoryu (M14) beat Abi (M12)
Asahakuryu (M11) beat Tokihayate (M14)
Oho (M10) beat Ichiyamamoto (M12)
Takanosho (M11) beat Asakoryu (M9)
Roga (M8) beat Shishi (M10)
Wakamotoharu (M7) beat Nishikifuji (M8)
Kinbozan (M7) beat Oshoma (M9)
Hiradoumi (M5) beat Gonoyama (M5)
Kotoshoho (M6) beat Daieisho (M4)
Fujiseiun (M2) beat Takerufuji (M4)
Fujinokawa (S) beat Abi (M2)
Asanoyama (M1) beat Atamifuji (S)
Yoshinofuji (K) beat Kotozakura (O)
Aonishiki (O) beat Churanoumi (K)
Kirishima (O) beat Fujiryoga (M1)
Onosato (Y) beat Hakunofuji (M3)
Hoshoryu (Y) beat Takayasu (M3)
Leader: 9 at 5-1
Of note: No Kinboshi from Hoshoryu today as he continued his recent winning ways against Takayasu. Now he is 3-3 but really needs to win out and get to 12-3, and even with a championship that may not be enough for some. No unbeatens left after Asanoyama beat Atamifuji, so instead of a sole leader there are now 9 co-leaders including Onosato & Kirishima. No Kinboshi chances tomorrow as both Yokozuna now face the Komusubi. There is also still one winless wrestler left and on demotion fast track-Shishi at 0-6.
Ozeki Watch: Atamifuji’s magic number remains 8 after his first loss, or 6-7 with a championship.

Juryo:
Meisei (J13) beat Hatsuyama (J14)
Tamashoho (J12) beat Tomokaze (J11)
Asahifuji (J12) beat Sadanoumi (J11)
Enho (J10) beat Tokifudo (J13)
Wakanosho (J10) beat Ryuho (J14)
Tanji (J7) beat Mitakeumi (J9)
Nabatame (J6) beat Tohakuryu (J8)
Midorifuji (J6) beat Ryuden (J5)
Wakatakakage (J5) beat Hitoshi (J7)
Shonannoumi (J6) beat Kayo (J4)
Tobizaru (J2) beat Kagayaki (J3)
Chiyoshoma (J1) beat Kazuma (J4)
Onokatsu (J1) beat Shodai (J3)
Leader: Tamashoho, Wakatakakage (6-0)
Of note: No changes at the top but a trio are right behind as Asahifuji now has 5 straight wins, Enho won his second straight and Tobizaru is now past halfway back to a top tier return. Both co-leaders have fellow ex-top tier opponents tomorrow as Wakatakakage faces Mitakeumi and Tamashoho has Meisei. Asahifuji goes for 6 in a row against Ryuho, now 4-2 in his debut effort. Enho will face Tanji.

Lower tier notes: Eisei won his 3rd straight match to go to 3-0, one win from promotion. Moriurara lost in Jonokuchi and it looks like The Streak will continue because he has now WITHDRAWN. Unknown why. That means the equivalent of 1-3 so if he can’t return by Day 9 that’s it, 44. No match for Sunamusashi today, he’ll go for 4-0 when Promotion Day begins tomorrow. Finally, since I haven’t reported on Nishikigi & Tochitaikai yet…both are 1-2 in Makushita. Both have to win out for any chance at a Juryo return, although Nishikigi can maybe afford one more loss.