Tokyo Joshi Pro has announced last-minute changes to tomorrow’s event because, as the pun hints at, Toga is now off the event. The always-vague poor health. She was to have teamed with Ren Konatsu to face Yuki Kamifuku & Wakana Uehara. Raku is the replacement, but she was to have faced Hyper Misao & Shino Suzuki in a 3-way. That’s now a single match.
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Sumo-September 2025 Grand Sumo Tournament Day 13 Results (9/26/25)
Here are the quick results from today’s Day 13-Championship Day-of the September 2025 Grand Sumo Tournament in Tokyo:
Key: M-Maegashira, K-Komusubi, S-Sekiwake, O-Ozeki, Y-Yokozuna, J-Juryo, Ms-Makushita, Sd-Sandanme, Jd-Jonidan, Jk-Jonokuchi
Makuuchi (top tier):
Chiyoshoma (J2) beat Shonannoumi (M15)
Tomokaze (M16) beat Sadanoumi (M14)
Shishi (M18) beat Churanoumi (M14)
Asakoryu (M14) beat Daieisho (M10)
Hitoshi (M17) beat Fujinokawa (M9)
Midorifuji (M9) beat Nishikigi (M16)
Kinbozan (M8) beat Tobizaru (M15)
Ura (M8) beat Tokihayate (M13)
Mitakeumi (M12) beat Oshoma (M7)
Kusano (M6) beat Roga (M11)
Meisei (M13) beat Ichiyamamoto (M5)
Atamifuji (M3) beat Gonoyama (M3)
Oho (M2) beat Ryuden (M17)
Hakuoho (M3) beat Onokatsu (M6)
Abi (M1) beat Kotoshoho (M5)
Hiradoumi (M4) beat Tamawashi (M1)
Aonishiki (K) beat Takanosho (M7)
Takayasu (K) beat Wakamotoharu (M4)
Kirishima (S) beat Shodai (M11)
Kotozakura (O) beat Hosboryu (Y)
Onosato (Y) beat Wakatakakage (S)
Leader: Onosato (12-1)
of note: This changes everything. Hoshoryu has now lost 2 straight matches, a perfect 15-0 chance, the lead, and tomorrow the championship if he loses and Onosato wins. Hoshoryu needs Kotozakura to play spoiler again by beating Onosato and he needs to beat Wakatakakage. If both Yokozuna win, their Final Day showdown means Hoshoryu would force a playoff rematch if he wins, Onosato would be champion if he wins. But an Onosato loss tomorrow also means Takanosho & Aonishiki can still force playoffs too.
Juryo:
Kyokukaiyo (J13) beat Takakento (Ms2)
Takarafuji (J13) beat Kitanowaka (Ms1)
Nishinoryu (J14) beat Tsurugisho (J9)
Hatsuyama (J8) beat Shiden (J14)
Hidenoumi (J8) beat Asasuiryu (J12)
Kayo (J6) beat Hakuyozan (J10)
Fujiseiun (J5) beat Kotokuzan (J8)
Tochitaikai (J7) beat Tamashoho (J5)
Shirokuma (J9) beat Mita (J4)
Kagayaki (J4) beat Tohakuryu (J6)
Nishikifuji (J3) beat Asanoyama (J13)
Kotoeiho (J2) beat Miyanokaze (J10)
Asahakuryu (J12) beat Oshoumi (J1)
Kazekeno (J11) beat Daiseizan (J1)
Leader: Asahakuryu (11-2)
Of note: Aside from Mita now out of championship contention, and perhaps top tier promotion, by falling to 8-5, the title race remains unsettled as both Asanoyama and Nishikifuji remain one back at 10-3. The latter has probably clinched promotion back to the top tier although Chiyoshoma may be a factor as his top tier win today also clinched promotion for him at J2.
Asahakuryu can win the championship tomorrow if he beats Kagayaki, Fujiseiun beats Asanoyama and Nishikifuji-who will be in the top tier-loses to Asakoryu. Interesting to see if the top tier Takasago man will be able to help his stablemate clinch…and there still could be a playoff between the Asas.
Makushita:
Shimazuumi (Ms20) beat Daiyusho (Ms50). SHIMAZUUMI MAKUSHITA YUSHO!!! First career championship. Will have a chance at promotion back to Juryo but it will depend on other promotions/demotions.
Other Makushita note: Enho did not have his last match today. Looks like it will be on the Final Day. He has clinched promotion at 4-2 but a 5th win would mean a bigger move up the rankings.
Sandanme:
Kazuma (Sd26) beat Seiyu (Sd54). KAZUMA SANDANME YUSHO!!! 2nd career championship and 1st Sandanme. And the only reason he’s not in Makushita or higher given hos 24-2 career record is, after withdrawing post-promotion in his July 2024 debut, he missed the next 4 tournaments. He is 20-1 since returning.
Jonidan:
Teraosho (Jd99) beat Buomaru (Jd73)
Kaki (Jd44) beat Okada (Jd22). PLAYOFF!!! It will be Teraosho vs. Kaki for the championship on the Final Day. A playoff was guaranteed due to 4 unbeatens remaining entering today, and they were paired against each other.
Jonokuchi:
Tatsubayama (Jk24) beat Chiyokozan (Jk15). TATSUBAYAMA JONOKUCHI YUSHO!!! First career championship in debut tournament.
Reminder: NHK World Japan will have 50 minutes of LIVE top tier coverage with both Yokozuna matches FOR FREE tomorrow beginning at 1:10 AM PT/4:10 AM ET.
Stardom 9/27/25 LIVE Results (Updated x2)
Stardom begins the road to their next blowout PPV today with a major event in Tokyo. The main event is a double title match betwern Saya Kamitani & AZM for the World Of Stardom and STRONG Women’s Championships, representing perhaps a second coronation for the Phenex Queen as she could become a double champion once again. A second title match features a Future Of Stardom Championship match as HABAKO again challenges Hina for the title while Hina tries to get closer to the successful defense records ahead of her held by sisters Hanan & Rina. Elsewhere, Syuri returns for the first time since leaving earlier this year for an excursion that wound up being to All Elite Wrestling, and Tae Honma makes her last Stardom appearance before retiring next month.
Today’s event will be held at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo and can be watched LIVE on Stardom World in Japanese. And thanks to an emergency decision yesterday, you will also be able to watch the entire event FOR FREE on YouTube. There are 9 matches scheduled including a potential pre-show match and given there usually is an intermission the event probably will run longer than usual for Korakuen, I’m anticipating around 3 hours.
Today’s lineup (match order TBA except for first match):
Yuria Hime vs. Kikyo Furusawa (pre-show)
Tae Honma, Saori Anou & Natsupoi vs. Ranna Yagami, Sayaka Kurara & Rian
Hanan, Saya Iida & Bea Priestley vs. Momo Watanabe, Konami & Fukigen
Saki Kashima vs. Waka Tsukiyama & Momo Kohgo in a 3-way (Updated, see below)
Starlight Kid, Mei Seira, Miyu Amasaki & Ema Maishima vs. Rina Yamashita, Itsuki Aoki, Bozilla & Akira Kurogame and Hazuki, Koguma, Aya Sakura & Yuna Mizumori in a 3-way
Ami Sohrei, Lady C & Kiyoka Kokatsu vs. Natsuko Tora, Rina & Ruaka
Syuri & Tomoka Inaba vs. Sareee & Kaoru Ito
Future Of Stardom Champion Hina vs. HANAKO for the title
World Of Stardom Champion Saya Kamitani vs. STRONG Women’s Champion AZM for the titles
Refresh this page occasionally for the latest results.
Updates below will begin at 7:30 PM PT/10:30 PM ET. If the pre-show match is part of the YouTube broadcast that I will be watching, updates will instead begin at 7:10 PM PT/10:10 PM ET. (Pre-show Update: It will be, so updates will begin at 7:10 PM PT/10:10 PM ET)
7:10 PM PT UPDATE: Live updates begin now.
We are LIVE from Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan. Your hoses are Haruo Murata & Makoto Oe. This appears to also be a live Samurai! TV broadcast.
The paid attendance will be announced after the event. Although still 20 minutes until the main start time, the venue is already looking at least 75-80% full. Not sure about a sellout, but already looking like at least 1250-1300. (UPDATE: The announced paid attendance was 1638, a legit sellout)
Pre-show match: Yuria Hime vs. Kikyo Furusawa. 15 minute time limit
Result: Yuria Hime beat Kikyo Furusawa by submission. Short match at just over 5 minutes but really good, a lot of creative submission attempts and more.
Updates will resume at 7:30 PM PT/10:30 PM ET.
LAST-SECOND PRE-SHOW UPDATE: There has been a last-second change to the event because Saki Kashima is now off. The always-vague poor health. The 3-way is now just Waka Tsukiyama vs. Momo Kohgo. This was announced at the beginning of the main card.
The matches begin at 7:34 PM PT/10:34 PM ET.
Match 1: Tae Honma (Independent/Freelancer), Saori Anou & Natsupoi vs. Ranna Yagami, Sayaka Kurara & Rian. 20 minute time limit
Result: Tae Honma, Saori Anou & Natsupoi beat Ranna Yagami, Sayaka Kurara & Rian. Honma beat Yagami with an inverted figure 4.
Match 2: Waka Tsukiyama vs. Momo Kohgo. 15 minute time limit
Result: Waka Tsukiyama beat Momo Kohgo
Match 3: Hanan, Saya Iida & Bea Priestley vs. Momo Watanabe, Konami & Fukigen. 20 minute time limit
Reslut: Hanan, Saya Iida & Bea Priestley beat Momo Watanabe, Konami & Fukigen by DQ. Konami DQ’d. Chair use.
Match 4: Starlight Kid, Mei Seira, Miyu Amasaki & Ema Maishima vs. Rina Yamashita, Itsuki Aoki, Bozilla & Akira Kurogame and Hazuki, Koguma, Aya Sakura & Yuna Mizumori in a 3-way. 20 minute time limit
Result: Hazuki, Koguma, Aya Sakura & Yuna Mizumori beat Starlight Kid, Mei Seira, Miyu Amasaki & Ema Maishima and Rina Yamashita, Itsuki Aoki, Bozilla & Akira Kurogame in a 3-way when Hazuki pinned Maishima.
Match 5: Ami Sohrei, Lady C & Kiyoka Kokatsu vs. Natsuko Tora, Rina & Ruaka. 20 minute time limit
Result: Ami Sohrei, Lady C & Kiyoka Kokatsu beat Natsuko Tora, Rina & Ruaka. C pinned Tora after a big boot.
Match 6: Syuri & Tomoka Inaba vs. Sareee & Kaoru Ito (Independent/Freelancer). 20 minute time limit
Result: Sareee & Kaoru Ito beat Syuri & Tomoka Inaba. Sareee pinned Inaba.
Intermission.
The matches resume at 9:20 PM PT/12:20 AM ET.
Match 7: Future Of Stardom Champion Hina vs. HANAKO for the title. 15 minute time limit
Result: HANAKO beat Future Of Stardom Champion Hina to win the title. HANAKO becomes the 13th Future Of Stardom Champion. With practically no time left! Maybe 1-2 seconds before a draw (actually not that close…49 seconds left). Next up: Aya Sakura.
Main Event: World Of Stardom Champion Saya Kamitani vs. STRONG Women’s Champion AZM for the titles. 30 minute time limit
Result: World Of Stardom Champion Saya Kamitani beat STRONG Women’s Champion AZM to win the STRONG title and retain the World Of Stardom Title. Kamitani becomes the 6th STRONG Women’s Champion. World Of Stardom V6 for Kamitani. Guess there’s some rioting on the Twitter going on because some poor suckers refuse to Embrace The H.A.T.E. Bow Down Before Your PHENEX QUEEN! As soon as AZM was sent off, Momo Watanabe hit the ring. She has a title shot of her choice in hand for winning the 5STAR GP, and it’s cash-in time. Sounds like she wants the STRONG title. Updates to come hopesully soon.
The next event is Sunday at Sunrec Kitakami in Iwate. There will be no live broadcast.
UPDATE: Turns out Watanabe wants BOTH titles Kamitani holds and is getting her shot at them. That match will happen on 11/3 at Ota City General Gym on PPV.
UPDATE 2 (9/28/25): HANAKO-Sakura for the Future Of Stardom Championship is official. That match will happen on 10/5 at HISTORIC X-OVER in Guangzhou, China.
All-Japan News: Post-9/23 Fallout, Upcoming Event Changes
Some All-Japan news after their major Tuesday event:
On 10/11 at Gyoda Green Arena Main Arena in Saitama there will be 2 title matches-All-Japan World Junior Heavyweight Champion Atsuki Aoyagi vs. Ryo Inoue for the title and NEW All-Japan World Tag Team Champions Xyon & Odyssey vs. Yuma Aoyagi & Yuma Anzai for the titles.
On 10/22 at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo will be All-Asia Tag Team Champions MUSASHI & Seiki Yoshioka vs. Atsuki Aoyagi & Rising Hayato for the titles, a rematch of the last title match. There is expected to be a Triple Crown match as well but a challenger for NEW Champion Kento Miyahara is TBA. At least former champion Jun Saito has vowed to reclaim the Triple Crown and set the successful defense record after an impressive 7 in his first reign. And of course DOOM.
Finally, the previously scheduled 10/29 event at Windhill Kushiro Super Arena Main Arena in Hokkaido will now be a Taishin Nagao Memorial Tournament as it will be held in his hometown. Further details TBA.
Sumo-September 2025 Grand Sumo Tournament Day 12 Results (9/25/25) (Top 2 Tiers)
Here are the quick results from today’s Day 12 of the September 2025 Grand Sumo Tournament in Tokyo:
Key: M-Maegashira, K-Komusubi, S-Sekiwake, O-Ozeki, Y-Yokozuna, J-Juryo
Makuuchi (top tier):
Kotoeiho (J2) beat Tomokaze (M16)
Yokihayate (M13) beat Nishikigi (M16)
Shishi (M18) beat Mitakeumi (M12)
Ryuden (M17) beat Shodai (M11)
Roga (M11) beat Hitoshi (M17)
Midorifuji (M9) beat Asakoryu (M14)
Fujinokawa (M9) beat Shonannoumi (M15)
Ura (M8) beat Tobizaru (M15)
Sadanoumi (M14) beat Kinbozan (M8)
Oshoma (M7) beat Meisei (M13)
Churanoumi (M10) beat Kusano (M6)
Daieisho (M10) beat Ichiyamamoto (M5)
Atamifuji (M3) beat Kotoshoho (M5)
Wakamotoharu (M4) beat Oho (M2)
Tamawashi (M1) beat Hakuoho (M2)
Gonoyama (M3) beat Abi (M1)
Takaysu (K) beat Hiradoumi (M4)
Wakatakakage (S) beat Onokatsu (M6)
Takanosho (M7) beat Kotozakura (O)
Onosato (Y) beat Kirishima (S)
Aonishiki (K) beat Hosboryu (Y)
Leader: Hoshoryu, Onosato (11-1)
Of note: No potential zensho yusho. Aonishiki spoiled Hoshoryu’s 15-0 bid and handed the Yokozuna the first loss, meaning both Yokozuna are now co-leaders. But there’s still Takanosho lurking in the spoiler role at 10-2 after all but yaking Kotozakura out of contention, leaving the Ozeki at 8-4. Elsewhere, nobody will go winless as Gonoyama finally managed to get a win by beating Abi.
Tomorrow Hosboryu faces Kotozakura yhen Onosato has Wakatakakage. Takanosho gets the trouble spot tomorrow as his opponent is Aonishiki.
Juryo:
Miyanokaze (J10) beat Kazekeno (J11)
Asanoyama (J13) beat Tsurugisho (J9)
Kyokukaiyu (J13) beat Hatsuyama (J8)
Kotokuzan (J8) beat Nishinoryu (J14)
Shiden (J14) beat Tamashoho (J7)
Asahakauryu (J11) beat Hidrnoumi (J7)
Kayo (J6) beat Shirokuma (J9)
Kagayaki (J4) beat Takarafuji (M12)
Asasuiryu (J13) beat Mita (J4)
Tochitaikai (J5) beat Nishikifuji (J3)
Chiyoshoma (J2) beat Fujiseiun (J5)
Daiseizan (J1) beat Hakuyozan (J10)
Oshoumi (J1) beat Tohakuryu (J6)
Leader: Asanoyama, Asahakuryu (10-2)
Of note: And suddenly it’s a Takasago championship to lose as Mita has slumped to 8-4 and Asanoyama & Asahakuryu have taken control of the race, which could set up a playoff between them. Would the rookie or the popular veteran win? Elsewhere, the Takarafuji talk about his future can now commence again as he will be demoted, although at least 2 wins in his last 3 (or winning out) should keep the veteran in Juryo.
The Asas can all but seal the deal tomorrow when Asanoyama faces Noshikifuji and Asahakuryu faces Oshoumi. If they both win, they would be 11-2 and 2 wins ahead with 2 to go. At the bottom, the Makushita men will be up for the first time this tournament as Kitanowaka-who will be promoted back to Juryo in November-and Takakento-already promoted but a win would give him a better chance at a Juryo return from Ms2 with a 5-2 record-face Juryo opponents and ironically Kitanowaka could be the one ending Takarafuji’s career with a win.
Injury Report: 2 NOAH Injuries Confirmed
As you may have seen Tuesday, 2 Pro Wrestling NOAH wrestlers appeared to suffer injuries during the event-Daiki Inaba and YO-HEY. Those have now been confirmed. Inaba-dislocated right hip. YO-HEY-torn left medial meniscus (knee). Both out indefinitely. I think it’s safe to say YO-HEY is done for the year and longer but Inaba could be back sooner.
More as it becomes available
News: 2025 PWI 500 Announced
It’s that time of year again-Pro Wrestling Illustrated magazine yesterday announced this year’s edition of the PWI 500, ranking the top 500 wrestlers in all of pro wrestling. Naturally it’s my favorite issue of the year and I’ve gone though it already…it’s available on digital now but won’t be on newsstands for another 3-4 weeks. That being said, if you want to see how Japanese wrestlers ranked (as well as the top 10 overall), and don’t mind potential SPOILERS, click below to find out!
Continue reading “News: 2025 PWI 500 Announced”New Japan 9/24/25 Results (Updated x2)
New Japan wrapped up their fall Hokkaido tour today with the final event of the series.
Today’s event was held at Kita Gas Arena Sapporo 46 in Hokkaido and can be watched on demand on New Japan World.
The announced paid attendance was 2038.
Pre-show match: Zane Jay & Masatora Yasuda beat Tatsuya Matsunoto & Katsuya Murashima. Yasuda pinned Matsumoto.
Match 1: Hiroshi Tanahashi beat Master Wato.
Match 2: Tomoaki Honma, Toru Yano & Togo Malabe beat Shoma Kato, Ryusuke Taguchi & Tiger Mask. Makabe pinned Kato.
Match 3: Yuya Uemura, Shota Umino & Boltin Oleg beat Dick Togo, EVIL & Don Fale. Unino pinned Togo after a Frankensteiner.
Match 4: TAKA Michinoku, Taichi & Tomohiro Ishii beat Gedo, OSKAR & Yuto Ice. Taichi pinned Gedo after Tensho Cross Fang.
Matxh 5: Taiji Ishimori, David Finlay & Gabrie Kidd beat Hiromu Takahashi, Yota Tsuji & Shingo Takagi. Ishimori pinned Takahashi with Gedo Clutch. This could lead to a potential GHC Junior Heavyweight Championship match as Takahashi is the champion but that partly is up to Pro Wrestling NOAH.
Match 6: Yujiro Takahashi, SANADA & Ren Narita beat Hartley Jackson, Ryohei Oiwa & Zack Sabre Jr. by DQ. Jackson DQ’d. Guitar shot fake out by SANADA.
Match 7: IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Champions DOUKI & Sho beat Kosei Fujita & Robbie Eagles to retain the titles. DOUKI pinned Fujita. V2 for the champs.
Main Event: IWGP Junior Heavyweight Champion El Desperado beat Yoh to retain the title. V8 for Desperado. Next up: Possibly DOUKI, who lost the title to Desperado due to injury.
The next event is DESTRUCTION, the annual September blowout event, Sunday at Kobe World Hall in Kobe. Live streaming on New Japan World OUTSIDE JAPAN ONLY will begin at midnight PT/3 AM ET. This will be a live & exclusive TV Asahi broadcast in Japan.
UPDATE: Takahashi-Ishimori for the GHC Junior Heavyweight Championship has been added to DESTRUCTION. The winner will defend vs. Eita in Pro Wrestling NOAH next month as previously announced.
UPDATE 2: Pro Wrestling NOAH has confirmed the above GHC title matches including the winner facing Eita on 10/11.
Sumo-September 2025 Grand Sumo Tournament Day 11 Results (9/24/25) (Top 2 Tiers)
Here are the quick results from today’s Day 11 of the September 2025 Grand Sumo Tournament in Tokyo:
Key: M-Maegashira, K-Komusubi, S-Sekiwake, O-Ozeki, Y-Yokozuna, J-Juryo
Makuuchi (top tier):
Hitoshi (M17) beat Daiseizan (J1)
Shoshi (M18) beat Sadanoumi (M14)
Shonannoumi (M15) beat Meisei (M13)
Mitakeumi (M12) beat Asakoryu (M14)
Churanoumi (M10) beat Tobizaru (M15)
Tokihayate (M13) beat Midorifuji (M9)
Kinbozan (M8) beat Nishikigi (M16)
Tomokaze (M16) beat Ura (M8)
Oshoma (M7) beat Roga (M11)
Takanosho (M7) beat Ryuden (M17)
Daieisho (M10) beat Onokatsu (M6)
Fujinokawa (M9) beat Ichiyamamoto (M5)
Kusano (M6) beat Hiradoumi (M4)
Oho (M2) beat Hakuoho (M2)
Abi (M1) beat Atamifuji (M3)
Tamawashi (M1) beat Gonoyama (M3)
Shodai (M11) beat Aonishiki (K)
Kotoshoho (M5) beat Wakatakakage (S)
Kotozakura (O) beat Wakamotoharu (M4)
Hoshoryu (Y) beat Kirishima (S)
Onosato (Y) beat Takayasu (K)
Leader: Hoshoryu (11-0)
Of note: 3 more to go until the potential first Yokozuna Showdown that could be for the championship. Onosato is still doing his part, now alone at 10-1. Kotozakura also clinched his 4th straight winning record, but all ended with 8-7 records so let’s hope for more with the Ozeki at 8-3, still with slim title hopes. Shodai remains a contender at 9-2 along with Takanosho. The Ozeki Watch is now officially over for Wakatakakage as he is 5-6 and can only get to 9-6.
Juryo:
Kazekeno (J11) beat Kyokukaiyu (J13)
Hakuyozan (J10) beat Takarafuji (J12)
Tsurugisho (J9) beat Miyanokaze (J10)
Shirokuma (J9) beat Shiden (J14)
Hatsuyama (J8) beat Nishinoryu (J14)
Asanoyama (J13) beat Hidenoumi (J7)
Tohakuryu (J6) beat Asasuiryu (J13)
Asahakuryu (J11) beat Mita (J4)
Kagayaki (J4) beat Kayo (J6)
Nishikofuji (J3) beat Kotokuzan (J8)
Chiyoshima (J2) beat Tamashoho (J7)
Tochitaikai (J5) beat Kotoeiho (J2)
Fujiseiun (J5) beat Oshoumi (J1)
Leader: Nishikifuji, Asahakuryu, Asanoyama (9-2)
Of note: Today is the first day Mita has not been the leader or co-leader as he’s dropped to 8-3, now it’s Nishikifuji with a decent chance to return to the top tier and a pair of Takasago men at the top. One more win should be enough for Nishikifuji to get that promotion. At the bottom, Kyokukaiyu is the first newcomer at risk of demotion back to Makushita, his best hope to stay in Juryo is win out and get to 7-8. We also have to wonder about Takarafuji’s future again, 4-7 at J12 means he must win out just to avoid demotion.
Lower tier notes: The Makushita Championship is set for Day 13 and will be Shimazuumi vs. Daiyusho. If Shimazuumi wins he will have a chance to return to the top tier from Ms20. Enho snapped his recent demotion streak with a win today, a 4-2 record means he will be promoted for the first time in 3 tournaments and move up the rankings in November, still Makushita but with at least hope for a January Juryo return (probably will require a championship). The Sandanme Championship is also set and will be Kazuma vs. Seiyu. The Jonidan may nerd a playoff with 4 still tied at 6-0, while in the Jonokuchi Tatsubayama is the sole leader at 6-0 and only needs to win his last match to be champion.
Stardom 9/23/25 Results
Stardom ran an early afternoon holiday event today in Osaka.
Today’s event was held at Osaka Prefectural Gym 2 in Osaka and can be watched on demand on Stardom World. You can also watch the first 2 matches FOR FREE on YouTube.
The paid attendance has not yet been announced.
There were several last-minute changes to the event due to Miyu Amasaki being pulled off the card late. The always vague poor health.
Match 1: AZM, Saori Anou, Aya Sakura, Sayaka Kurara & Bea Priestley beat Saya Kamitani, Natsuko Tora, Ruaka, Momo Wayanabe & Azusa Inaba. AZM pinned Inaba after a diving foot stomp.
Match 2: Waka Tsukiyama & HANAKO beat Starlight Kid & Mei Seira and Akira Kurogame & Bozilla in a 3-way when Tsukiyama pinned Seira.
Match 3: Saki Kashima, Ami Sohrei & Lady C beat Yuria Hime, Ema Maishima & Kikyo Furusawa. C pinned Hime after a big boot.
Match 4: Tomoka Inaba & Ranna Yagami beat Hina & Kiyoka Kokatsu. Inaba pinned Kokatsu.
Match 5: Natsupoi beat Yuna Mizumori.
Main Event: Artist Of Stardom Champions Konami, Rina & Fukigen beat Hanan, Saya Iida & Momo Kohgo to retain the titles. Konami beat Hanan with a body sleeper. V1 for the champs.
The next event is Saturday at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo with a double title match of Kamitani vs. AZM for both the World Of Stardom and STRONG Women’s Championships, and also Hina vs. HANAKO for the Future Of Stardom Championship. Live streaming on Stardom World will begin Friday at 7:30 PM PT/10:30 PM ET.