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GHC Heavyweight Champion Tetsuya Naito Responds to KENOH’s Recent Scathing Comments Directed at Him

There are sixteen competitors in this year’s N-1 Victory with one huge name opting to skip the tournament. The current GHC Heavyweight Champion Tetsuya Naito decided in the infancy of his reign that he would not be participating in the tournament.

Marigold World Champion Miku Aono Sets Her Sights on the GHC Women’s Title

The current Marigold World Champion Miku Aono is looking to become a double titleholder.

Junya Matsunaga Retains the ZERO1 World Heavyweight Title at the Yamanashi Pro Wrestling Festival

Pro Wrestling ZERO1 World Heavyweight Champion Junya Matsunaga successfully defended his title on August 30th, defeating Koji Doi at the promotion’s Yamanashi Pro Wrestling Festival at the Kose Sports Park Gymnasium Sub Arena in Yamanashi.

MAO Defeats Daichi Satoh to Retain DDT’s KO-D Openweight Title, Fuminori Abe Nominated as Next Challenger

On August 30th, DDT Pro Wrestling returned to Korakuen Hall where the current KO-D Openweight Champion MAO made his second defense of the title against Daichi Satoh. 

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Champion: The Triumphant AJPW Career of Joe Doering

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