News: Ganbare Pro 2027 Schedule

Ganbare Pro today announced their tentative 2027 event schedule, which is subject to change and leaves a notable gap in the summer between events. The current schedule:
1/10-Shin-Kiba 1st Ring, Tokyo
1/24-Boat Race Toda, Saitama (Free event)
2/13-Shin-Kiba 1st Ring
3/6-Nagano City Arts Hall, Nagano
3/22-Yokohama Radiant Hall, Yokohama
4/11-Basement MonStar, Tokyo (2 events)
4/29-Takashimadaira Community Center, Tokyo
5/11-Korakuen Hall, Tokyo (likely their biggest event of the year)
8/18-Korakuen
10/9-Yokohama Radiant Hall
12/20-Korakuen Hall

Those are unusually long gaps between events from May on but more may be added. Tickets for the Tokyo events through May are either on sale now or will be on sale by the end of the year. All events will be available on demand on WRESTLE UNIVERSE 3-5 days afterwards.

TJPW News: First December US Match Announced

Tokyo Joshi Pro has announced the first match for their US return to Texas in December, and it’s a big one-Suzume wants to defend the International Princess Championship against a foreigner on an outside-Japan event. Request granted. Zara Zakher will return to face Suzume for the title as the champ seeks a record-tying 6th successful defense. That match will happen on 12/6 in Forney (Dallas area). No other matches are official for any of the US events but 12/6 expects to add 5-6 more to the card.

More as it becomes available.

Sumo-November 2026 Grand Sumo Tournament Day 3 Results (11/10/2026) (Top 2 Tiers) (Updated)

Here are the quick results from today’s Day 3 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):
Kyokukaiyu (M16) beat Arashifuji (M16)
Tamawashi (M15) beat Daiseizan (M17)
Dewanoryu (M14) beat Kitanowaka (M15)
Tokihayate (M14) beat Toshinofuji (M13)
Asasuiryu (M13) beat Abi (M12)
Takanosho (M13) beat Ichiyamamoto (M12)
Oho (M10) beat Asahakuryu (M11)
Nishikifuji (M8) beat Asakoryu (M9)
Wakamotoharu (M7) beat Roga (M8)
Kinbozan (M7) beat Kotoeiho (M6) by default/withdrawal
Kotoshoho (M6) beat Hiradoumi (M5)
Takerufuji (M4) beat Gonoyama (M5)
Hakunofuji (M3) beat Takayasu (M3)
Atamifuji (S) beat Daieisho (M4)
Churanoumi (K) beat Fujinokawa (S)
Kotozakura (O) beat Fujiseiun (M2)
Aonishiki (O) beat Ura (M2)
Fujiryoga (M1) beat Hoshoryu (Y). KINBOSHI!!! The first career Gold Star Victory for Fujiryoga!
Onosato (Y) beat Asanoyama (M1)
WITHDRAWAL: Kotoeiho (M6). Hernia. Tournament over. Out about 4 weeks. Will finish equal to 1-14 and be demoted and will be a toss-up to stay in the top tier. Naturally this will disappoint the many fans who enjoy his very impressive shiko displays pre-match. Kinbozan got the fusen as a result.
Of note: Hoshoryu is still 2-1 but given history an early loss like this is some concern, more given he seems to have his career on the line according to stablemaster Tatsunami. Onosato is also 2-1 after denying Asanoyama in his second kinboshi attempt while Atamifuji is among the 3-0 group, he still has a chance at Ozeki promotion with a championship or at least 13 wins. At the bottom, Arashifuji lost by a rare non-winning technique-tsukite, hand touch down.
Chiyoshoma will be the first Juryo man up tomorrow, he is 0-3 at J1.

Juryo:
Tokifudo (J13) beat Hatsuyama (J14)
Tamashoho (J12) beat Ryuho (J14)
Asahifuji (J12) beat Meisei (J13)
Wakanosho (J10) beat Tomokaze (J11)
Enho (J10) beat Sadanoumi (J11)
Mitakeumi (J9) beat Tohakuryu (J8)
Tanji (J7) beat Midorifuji (J6)
Wakatakakage (J5) beat Shonannoumi (J6)
Nabatame (J6) beat Ryuden (J5)
Kazuma (J4) beat Shodai (J3)
Kayo (J4) beat Kagayaki (J3)
Kazekeno (J2) beat Onokatsu (J1)
Tobizaru (J2) beat Chiyoshoma (J1)
Of note: Asahifuji now has bis first Juryo winning streak, taking a second straight win by beating Meisei to improve to 2-1. The early lead is now shared by mostly top tier veterans with Enho & Wakatakakage at 3-0 along with Tobizaru, Tamashoho & Kayo. Kayo’s win means no repeat 10-0 start for Kagayaki. On the flip side, Shodai is now a quick 0-3 and is looking less like the former Ozeki will make a quick top tier return.
Chiyoshoma will be back in the top tier tomorrow and Tenshoyama will be the first Makushita man up for a day, he is 1-1 at Ms1.

Lower tier notes: No matches for Eisei or Sunamusashi today, but Moriurara did get his first (and maybe only) win in Jonokuchi today. Eisei & Sunamusashi are both in action tomorrow.

UPDATE: Abi suffered a foot/ankle injury in his Day 2 match but Nikkan Sports reports he will continue in the tournament for now, as he did today.

Dragon Gate 11/8/2026 Results

Dragon Gate ran a major bouse show yesterday in Kobe.

Yesterday’s event was held at Kobe Sambo Hall in Kobe and cam be watched on demand on DRAGONGATE NETWORK.

The announced paid attendance was 610, a super full house/very near sellout.

Match 1: Hyo & Mochizuki Junior beat GuC & Kzy. Hyo pinned GuC with a backdrop hold.

Match 2: El Cucuy won an 11 man battle royal, last eliminating Jiro Shinbashi (because he quit rather than be powerbombed).

Match 3: Ultimo Dragon, Dragon Kid & BxB Hulk beat Homare, Ryoya Tanaka & Kazuma Kimura. Dragon pinned Kimura with La Magistral.

Match 4: Susumu Yokosuka & KAGETORA beat JACKY KAMEI & Riiita. KAGETORA pinned Riiita.

Match 5: Madoka Kikuta, Jason Lee & KAI beat Yuki Yoshioka, Kota Minoura & El Cielo. KAI pinned Cielo.

Main Event: Open The Dream Gate Champion Yoshiki Kato beat Strong Machine J to retain the title. V1 for Kato. As a result, Kato gets a 1st round bye in the KING OF GATE Tournament. (Corrected because I inadvertently said Yoshioka. I always get him & Kato confused for some reason)

The next event is Saturday at Act City Hamamatsu in Shizuoka. There will be no live or on demand broadcast.

Sumo-November 2026 Grand Sumo Tournament Day 2 Results (11/9/2026) (Top 2 Tiers)

Here are the quick results from today’s Day 2 of the November 2026 Grand Sumo Tournament in Fukuoka:
Key: M-Maegashira, K-Komusubi, S-Sekiwake, O-Ozeki, Y-Yokozuna, J-Juryo, Ms-Makushita

Makuuchi (top tier):
Arashifuji (M16) beat Daiseizan (M17)
Kitanowaka (M15) beat Kyokukaiyu (M16)
Tamawashi (M15) beat Tokihayate (M14)
Dewanoryu (M14) beat Asasuiryu (M13)
Ichiyamamoto (M12) beat Toshinofuji (M13)
Asahakuryu (M11) beat Abi (M12)
Takanosho (M10) beat Shishi (M12)
Oho (M10) beat Asakoryu (M9)
Roga (M8) beat Oshoma (M9)
Kinbozan (M7) beat Nishikifuji (M8)
Kotoshoho (M6) beat Wakamotoharu (M7)
Kotoeiho (M6) beat Gonoyama (M5)
Takerufuji (M4) beat Daieisho (M4)
Hakunofuji (M3) beat Hiradoumi (M5)
Takayasu (M3) beat Fujinokawa (S)
Atamifuji (S) beat Ura (M2)
Aonishiki (O) beat Yoshinofuji (K)
Kirishima (O) beat Fujiseiun (M2)
Kotozakura (O) beat Churanoumi (K)
Onosato (Y) beat Fujiryoga (M1)
Hoshoryu (Y) beat Asanoyama (M1)
Of note: Almost a Sanyaku sweep today as the only one who lost against a non-Sanyaku foe was Fujinokawa, who is now 0-2 as is Churanoumi, but it’s too early to panic especially with the latter because Churanoumi had a Yokozuna yesterday and Ozeki today so he has all the difficult matches first, including a Sekiwake tomorrow in Fujinokawa. Onosato bounced back from a very debatable loss yesterday (it was upheld on a judges conference even though replays suggested it may have been too close to call and I would have said rematch because it appears he and Yoshinofuji both went out and down together) in what also was the debut for the 40th Kimura Shonosuke, promoted to chief referee. Onosato faces Asanoyama tomorrow while Hoshoryu, who is a quick 2-0 in a “must-win” return, has Fujiryoga.

Also, with today’s win that’s 715 all-time top tier wins for Tamawashi, moving him into 7th place all-time. He can move up to 6th with 4 more wins.

Juryo:
Ryuho (J14) beat Inami (Ms1)
Asahifuji (J12) beat Hatsuyama (J14)
Tamashoho (J12) beat Tokifudo (J13)
Enho (J10) beat Tomokaze (J11)
Sadanoumi (J11) beat Wakanosho (J10)
Midorifuji (J8) beat Mitakeumi (J9)
Meisei (J13) beat Tohakuryu (J8) by disqualification/judges reversal…HANSOKU!!! Hair/topknot pulling by Tohakuryu just before winning by arm bar throw.
Shonannoumi (J6) beat Hitoshi (J7) by default/withdrawal
Tanji (J7) beat Ryuden (J5)
Wakatakakage (J5) beat Nabatame (J6)
Kagayaki (J3) beat Kazuma (J4)
Kayo (J4) beat Shodai (J3)
Kazekeno (J2) beat Chiyoshoma (J1)
Tobizaru (J2) beat Onokatsu (J1)
WITHDRAWAL: Hitoshi (J7). Eye (fractured orbital bone). Status uncertain. Occurred in his win yesterday. Hochi Sports reports Hitoshi said he will need to rest for “a few days” which suggests he could return. Shonannoumi got the fusen as a result.
Of note: When I watched a replay of Meisei-Tohakuryu it looked like unintentional hair pulling but it’s still illegal regardless. Juryo is very loaded this time because of numerous top tier regulars down there and they’re having mixed results so far-Kagayaki & Wakatakakage are among the 2-0 early leaders but Shodai & Chiyoshoma are 0-2 and others are 1-1. Enho is off to a quick 2-0 start after today’s win too. Asahifuji picked up his first “official” Juryo win (but second overall as last time he was up as a Makushita man) and goes for 2-1 tomorrow against Meisei. No Makushita man starting tomorrow due to the Hitoshi withdrawal.

Lower tier notes: Eisei began his second tournament today with a win in Jonidan to start 1-0, snapping a 2-match losing streak dating to September after he had won 4 straight, while in the Jonokuchi Moriurara started his attempt to prevent The Streak from reaching 44…it didn’t start well as he lost his first match today. Moriurara tries again tomorrow but no match for Eisei and Sunamusashi so it looks like both will be back on Wednesday for their second matches.

It was also announced the traditional “pre-sumo” matches for new wrestlers will not be held this tournament. This is because there are only 4 newcomers who all passed the initial recruit exam (notably Otake wrestler Myanga, who has been featured on their YouTube channel regularly-he had to wait over a year for an international spot & approval as he is from Mongolia and started very late as he is 24) plus two of them are going to be stablemates as Shikoroyama Beya so they can’t face each other. That makes it logistically impossible because normally pre-sumo consists of 3 matches per wrestler, which do not count on a rikishi’s official record.

Finally, for users of the official Grand Sumo mobile app, a price increase has been announced for the Premium monthly subscription, which removes ads and grants unlimited viewing of videos including about 20 years of current & past Makuuchi & Juryo matches and special limited-time & historical content. The app itself remains free to download & use but starting on December 6 Premium will go from $4.99/month to $5.99/month. The price in Japanese is rising as well to around $6-6.50 US so the $1 raise is what I expected and I feel is still reasonable (I have been subscribed for at least a year). The app is available for iPhone, iPad and Android.

Pro Wrestling NOAH 11/9/2026 Results

Pro Wrestling MOAH kicked off the NOAH Jr. Grand Prix 2 today, a single-elimination bracket format Jr. Heavyweight tournament.

Today’s event was held at Korakuen Ball in Tokyo and can be watched on demand on WRESTLE UNIVERSE.

The announced paid attendance was 1562, a legit sellout plus standing room only.

There were changes made to the card due to Tsunagu Sato being pulled off the event. Concussion. He was to have faced Alpha Wolf in a tournament match. That match was rescheduled for Saturday.

Match 1: NOAH Jr. Grand Prix: YO-HEY beat Shuji Kondo. As a result, YO-HEY advances to the Quarterfinals.

Match 2: Masa Kitamiya, Takashi Sugiura & Tadasuke beat Manabu Soya, Yuki Iino & Hi69. Tadasuke beat Hi69 with an armbar. This was also the first match for Iino as a full-time NOAH member.

Match 3: Luis Mante (Dragon Gate), Naomichi Marufuji, Dragon Bane, Alejandro & Kid Lykos 2 beat Tetsuya Endo, Atsushi Kotoge, Yuto Koyanagi, Hiroto Tsuruya & Hiroya Namiki. Mante pinned Koyanagi after MCK.

Match 4: Kaito Kiyomiya, Yoshiki Inamura & Daiki Odashima beat OZAWA, Alpha Wolf & Jun Masaoka. Inamura pinned Masaoka after Musou.

Match 5: NOAH Jr. Grand Prix: Sydney Akeem beat Kid Lykos 1. As a result, Akeem advances to the Quarterfinals.

Match 6: NOAH Jr. Grand Prix: BUSHI beat Kai Fujimura. As a result, BUSHI advances to the Quarterfinals and this probably guarantees a GHC Junior Heavyweight Championship match against Fujimura for the eventual tournament winner.

Main Event: GHC Heavyweight Champion Tetsuya Naito beat Kenoh to retain the title. V2 for Naito. Next up: Kiyomiya or Inamura. That match will happen on 12/31 at Yokohama Buntai in Yokohama with the challenger being determined on 12/6 with a 1 Hour Iron Man Match.

The next event is Saturday at Umeda Stellar Hall in Osaka. Live streaming on WRESTLE UNIVERSE will begin at midnight PT/3 AM ET.

New Japan 11/9/2026 Results

New Japan ran another El Desperado Produced event today despite Desperado not being able to participate due to injury.

Today’s event was held at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring in Tokyo and can be watched on demand as a PPV on New Japan World for $22.99 until 12/31. You can also watch the pre-show FOR FREE on YouTube.

The announced paid attendance was 286, a legit sellout.

Only the main event was announced in advance.

Match 1: Taiji Ishimori vs. Naruki Doi went to a 10 minute time limit draw.

Match 2: YOSHI-HASHI & Hirooki Goto beat Mason Madden & Mansoor. Goto pinned Mansoor.

Match 3: Mason Madden won an 8 man Milano Collection Deciding Match battle royal, last eliminating Fuminori Abe.

Main Event: Mason Madden, Mansoor & El Desperado beat Maki Itoh, Kazuki Hirata & CIMA in 6 seconds. Madden pinned Hirata. Which led to…
Main Event (again): Mason Madden, Mansoor & El Desperado beat Maki Itoh, Kazuki Hirata & CIMA. Desperado beat Hirata with Numero Dos. Afterwards, the read Desperado came out and it was revealed the other Desperado that was in the main event actually was Stardom wrestler Starlight Kid.

The next event is Lucha Kingdom, a crossover event with CMLL, on 11/16 at Arena Mexico in Mexico City, Mexico. Live streaming AS A PPV on New Japan World IN JAPAN ONLY and on YouTube in the US will begin at, if I remember right post-time change, 4 PM PT/7 PM ET. YouTube broadcast is on the CMLL YouTube channel but is paywalled and requires a Leyenda tier subscription, which in the US is $45/month. Really.

It was also revealed that the upcoming Unbound Co. Produced event on 11/20 at Korakuen Hall will be, of course, another PPV. The next non-PPV broadcast will be when the World Tag League begins but the opener on 11/21 may not be live or on demand. The rest should be starting on 11/22, which also will be a Samurai! TV broadcast in Japan. Remember Tanahashi Jam 2 on 11/19 is available ONLY IN JAPAN as it’s a TV Asahi exclusive broadcast.

DDT 11/8/2026 Results

DDT held their annual “UTAN FESTA 2026” event today, a free outdoor event held outside a train station in Tokyo.

Today’s event was held at JR Omori Station East Exit Square in Tokyo and will be available on demand on WRESTLE UNIVERSE Wednesday. There was no live broadcast.

This was a free event with no paid attendance.

Match 1: Kazuma Sumi beat Tomomitsu Matsunaga.

Match 2: Daisuke Sasaki, Hideki Okatani & MJ Paul beat Chris Brookes, HARASHIMA & Hinata Kasai. Sasaki beat Kasai with a crossface.

Match 3: Yuki Ishida won a 9 man battle royal, last eliminating Yuni. As a result, Ishida gets the next Omori World Championship shot after today, which probably means this time next year.

Match 4: Yuki Ueno, To-y & Power (?) beat Jun Akiyama, Junta Miyawaki & Masami Inahata. To-y pinned Inahata after a Frankensteiner.

Match 5: Illusion beat Omori World Champion Kazuki Hirata to win the title. Illusion becomes the 10th Omori World Champion.

Main Event: MAO, KANON & Yukio Naya beat Takeshi Masada, Yuya Koroku & Daichi Sato. MAO pinned Sato after a cannonball 450.

The next event is Saturday at Yokohama Radiant Hall in Yokohama. Live streaming on WRESTLE UNIVERSE will begin Friday at 8 PM PT/11 PM ET.

Sumo-November 2026 Grand Sumo Tournament Day 1 LIVE Results (11/8/2026) (Top 2 Tiers)

Here are the quick LIVE results from today’s Day 1-Opening Day-of the November 2026 Grand Sumo Tournament in Fukuoka:
Key: M-Maegashira, K-Komusubi, S-Sekiwake, O-Ozeki, Y-Yokozuna, J-Juryo

6 PM PT UPDATE: BREAKING: Juryo-Nikkan Sports now reports Shirokuma has WITHDRAWN. Right ankle. Status uncertain. If so, Mitakeumi will get the fusen as a result. (6:30 PM PT UPDATE: It’s now official)

Makuuchi (top tier):
Kyokukaiyu (M16) beat Daiseizan (M17)
Arashifuji (M16) beat Kitanowaka (M15). The live broadcast began right after this match ended
Dewanoryu (M14) beat Tamawashi (M15)
Asasuiryu (M13) beat Tokihayate (M14)
Abi (M12) beat Toshinofuji (M13)
Asahakuryu (M11) beat Ichiyamamoto (M12)
Takanosho (M11) beat Oho (M10)
Asakoryu (M9) beat Shishi (M10)
Oshoma (M9) beat Nishikifuji (M8)
Kinbozan (M7) beat Roga (M8)
Wakamotoharu (M7) beat Kotoeiho (M6)
Gonoyama (M5) beat Kotoshoho (M6)
Hiradoumi (M5) beat Takerufuji (M4)
Daieisho (M4) beat Hakunofuji (M3)
The NHK World Japan live broadcast begins here.
Atamifuji (S) beat Takayasu (M3)
Kirishima (O) beat Uta (M2)
Fujiryoga (M1) beat Kotozakura (O)
Asanoyama (M1) beat Aonishiki (O)
Hoshoryu (Y) beat Churanoumi (K)
Yoshinofuji (K) beat Onosato (Y)

Juryo:
Ryuho (J14) beat Hatsuyama (J14)
Yokifudo (M13) beat Meisei (M13)
Tamashoho (J12) beat Asahifuji (J12)
Sadanoumi (J11) beat Tomokaze (J11)
Enho (J`0) beat Wakanosho (J10)
Mitakeumi (J9) beat Shirokuma (J9) by default/withdrawal
Midorifuji (J8) beat Tohakuryu (J8)
Hitoshi (J7) beat Tanji (J7)
Shonannoumi (J6) beat Nabatame (J6)
Wakatakakage (J4) beat Ryuden (J5)
Kayo (J4) beat Kazuma (J4)
Kagayaki (J3) beat Shodai (J3)
Tobizaru (J2) beat Kazekeno (J2)
Onokatsu (J1) beat Chiyoshoma (J1)
WITHDRAWAL: Shirokuma (J9). Right ankle. Absolute last-minute withdrawal after the day’s matches began. Status uncertain. Mitakeumi got the fusen as a result.
Of note: Asahifuji’s “official” Juryo debut ends with a loss and he is now 1-2 career in the second tier with this being his 3rd career defeat. Only Day 1 so all we know is he definitely won’t go 15-0 but this could also be his “Welcome To The Show” moment, being an Isegahama super-prospect and blazing his way here in record time now means nothing as it can be like running into a wall here. Enho opened with a win against Wakanosho, returning after missing September due to injury, in what I believe was a first-time meeting. Wakatakakage’s surprise return from a life-threatening in jury after winning the Emperor’s Cup in May started with a win, I was not expecting him back until January but it was decided he would be in a few days ago.

Lower tier notes:
In the Jonokuchi, highly-regarded Japanese-American Musashigawa prospect Sunamusashi won his debut match today against 15-year veteran Onojo. No matches for Eisei & Moriurara today, meaning their first matches will be tomorrow). Notable lower-tier withdrawals include Oshoum in Makushitai, who remains out due to injury and will continue his fall from the top tier down to the Sandanme in January. In Makushita, Tochitaikai starts his latest Juryo return bid today but Nishikigi does not. That will be tomorrow. Tochitaikai opened with a loss as did September champion Inami, who just missed out on promotion and is at Ms1.

How to watch: If you are in Japan or can set up a VPN properly, you can watch all matches LIVE on ABEMA for free. There is no commentary until the top tier begins. All top tier matches will also be broadcast LIVE on NHK World Premium in Japanese & English, scheduled to begin at 11 PM PT/2 AM ET. The NHK World Premium broadcast start time is subject to change/unexpected delays due to live college baseball starting at 8:05 PM PT/11:05 PM ET. NHK World Japan will have 50 minutes of LIVE top tier coverage in English FOR FREE beginning at 12:10 AM PT/3:10 AM ET (this is a simulcast of the NHK World Premium broadcast except onscreen graphics are in English instead of Japanese).

Stardom 11/8/2026 LIVE Results

Stardom continues the Goddess Of Stardom Tag League today in Gunma. Today’s event will feature matches in both blocks, along with a handful of non-tournament matches.

Today’s event will be held at G Messe Gunma in Gunma and can be watched LIVE on Stardom World. There will be no commentary. There are 9 matches planned, all with 15-20 minute time limits so the event will possibly be longer than normal for a regular house show, with the intermission it likely will have a running time of about 2 1/2 hours.

Today’s lineup (match order TBA):
Matoi Hamabe vs. Ruaka
Mei Seira & Ema Maishima vs. Syuti & Ami Sohrei and Suzu Suzuki & Rina Yamashita in a 3-way
Natsupoi, Rian & Yuria Hime vs. Natsuko Tora, Momo Watanabe & Saya Kamitani
Red Block:
Yuna Mizumori & Anne Kanaya vs. Starlight Kid & Maki Itoh
Hanan & Waka Tsukiyama vs. Aya Sakura & Sayaka Kurara
Kikyo Furusawa & Kiyoka Kokatsu vs. Saori Anou & Fuwa-chan
Blue Block:
Saya Iida & Utami Hayashishita vs. Ranna Yagami & Akira Kurogame
Hina & Lady C vs. Hazuki & Koguma
Dark Silueta & Barquilla vs. Konami & Rina

Refresh this page occasionally for the latest results.

Updates below will begin at 8 PM PT/11 PM ET.

Pre-Show Update: You will also be able to watch the first 3 matches FOR FREE on YouTube.

7:55 PM PT UPDATE: The Stardom World live stream has begun. The YouTube live stream will begin in 5 minutes.

8 PM PT UPDATE: Live updates, and the YouTube live stream, begin now.

We are LIVE from G Messe Gunma in Gunma, Japan. There is no comemntary.

The paid attendance may or may not be announced after the event. The little bit of visible seating is mainly full, the setup is probably for about 500 so based on advance sales I’ll predict a near-sellout of 450-475. (UPDATE: The announced paid attendance was 736, a full house/near sellout)

The matches will begin shortly. Hanan/Tsukiyama-Sakura/Kurara Red Block is today’s main event.

The matches begin at 8:04 PM PT/11:04 PM ET.

Match 1: Goddess Of Stardom Tournament Red Block: Yuna Mizumori & Anne Kanaya vs. Starlight Kid & Maki Itoh. 15 minute time limit
Result: Yuna Mizumori & Anne Kanaya beat Starlight Kid & Maki Itoh. Mizumori pinned Kid.
Mizumori/Kanaya are 1-1, 2 pts. Kid/Itoh are 1-2, 2 pts.

Match 2: Matoi Hamabe vs. Ruaka. 15 minute time limit
Result: Ruaka beat Matoi Hamabe

Match 3: Mei Seira & Ema Maishima vs. Syuri & Ami Sohrei and Suzu Suzuki & Rina Yamashita in a 3-way. 15 minute time limit
Result: Syuri & Ami Sohrei beat Mei Seira & Ema Maishima and Suzu Suzuki & Rina Yamashita in a 3-way when Syuri pinned Maishima.

The YouTube broadcast ends here.

Match 4: Goddess Of Stardom Tournament Blue Block: Hina & Lady C vs. Hazuki & Koguma. 15 minute time limit
Result: Hazuki & Koguma beat Hina & Lady C. Hazuki pinned Hina.
Hazuki/Koguma are 1-0-1, 2 pts. Hina/C are 2-1, 4 pts.

Match 5: Natsupoi, Rian & Yuria Hime vs. Natsuko Tora, Momo Watanabe & Saya Kamitani. 15 minute time limit
Result: Natsuko Toram Momo Watanabe & Saya Kamitani beat Natsupoi, Rian & Yuria Hime. Kamitani pinned Hime after Star Crusher.

Match 6: Goddess Of Stardom Tournament Blue Block: Saya Iida & Utami Hayashishita vs. Ranna Yagami & Akira Kurogame. 15 minute time limit
Result: Saya Iida & Utami Hayashishita beat Ranna Yagami & Akira Kurogame. Hayashishita pinned Yagami.
Iida/Hayashishita are 3-0, 6 pts. Yagami/Kurogame are 0-2, 0 pts.

Intermission.

The matches resume at 9:45 PM PT/12:45 AM ET. All tournament the rest of the way.

Match 7: Red Block: Kikyo Furusawa & Kiyoka Kokatsu vs. Saori Anou & Fuwa-chan. 15 minute time limit
Result: Kikyo Furusawa & Kiyoka Kokatsu beat Saori Anou & Fuwa-chan. Kokatsu pinned Fuwa-chan.
Furusawa/Kokatsu are 1-2, 2 pts. Anou/Fuwa-chan are 2-1, 4 pts.

Match 8: Blue Block: Dark Silueta & Barquilla (CMLL) vs. Konami & Rina. 15 minute time limit
Result: Double Countout
Konami/Rina are 0-0-1, 1 pt. Silueta & Barquiolla are 0-1-1, 1 pt.

Main Event: Hanan & Waka Tsukiyama vs. Aya Sakura & Sayaka Kurara. 15 minute time limit
Reslut: Aya Sakura & Sayaka Kurara beat Hanan & Waka Tsukiyama. Sakura pinned Tsukiyama with a German suplex hold.
Sakura/Kurara are 2-1, 4 pts. Hanan/Tsukiyama are 1-1, 2 pts.

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