Prism Greed Defend Princess Tag Team Titles Against Raku & Pom Harajuku at TJPW All Rise

By: Noah Leatherland

Having picked up the Princess Tag Team Championships at TJPW Wrestle Princess VII, the duo of Yuki Aino and Haru Kazashiro have their first challengers. Getting a big win at Shion Kanzaki’s homecoming event, Raku and Pom Harajuku have earned themselves a title shot.

At the Chiba Inubosaki Hotel Banquet Hall, Prism Greed teamed with Chika Nanase to take on the trio of Raku, Harajuku and Mizuki. Raku and Harajuku took full opportunity of being in the ring with the title holders. Raku managed to score a pinfall on Aino, securing the win for her side, and also setting up the title challenge. Both members of Prism Greed, Raku and Harajuku got on the microphones after the result to sort out the tensions between them.

Raku:

Yuki-san! I’ve always liked you! That tag team belt is super cool. But why are you wearing it with Haru?!

Harajuku:

Um… didn’t you say the three of us—Pom, Raku, and you—would split it three ways? Why are you wearing it with Haru instead of us?

Kazashiro:

Shut up! This is Yuki-san and my belt of love! What’s going on here?!

Aino:

I’m sorry. But since the two of you don’t say it very often, I’m honestly happy! But… but I’m really sorry I took the count of three, Haru.

Kazashiro:

I get it, I get it, I get it! Then, on November 8th at Korakuen Hall, I’ll put this belt and Yuki-san on the line—let’s settle this!

As such, the Princess Tag Team Title match is set for November 8th at TJPW All Rise.

Earlier in the event, Ren Konatsu won her opening round contest in the TJPW Next Generation tournament, eliminating Momo Sato in the process. Speaking in the post-match comments, she shared her desire to go all the way:

In my first match of the NexGen Tournament ’26, I managed to get my first win against Momo. Next up is either Shion or Chieri, and no matter who advances, I’m only focused on winning the tournament. So I plan to win that match decisively and secure my spot in the Korakuen final one step ahead of everyone else.

Shion Kanzaki, who is also in the Next Generation tournament, was in the main event of her homecoming event. Kanzaki teamed with Miu Watanabe in a losing effort to Uta Takami and Shoko Nakajima. After the loss, Kanzaki addressed her hometown crowd:

It’s so frustrating! But since this was my first homecoming, I’m truly happy that I got to compete in the main event alongside the seniors I’ve always looked up to. I lost badly, but just being able to compete here today with these seniors I love so much made me realize that I’ve grown so much as a pro wrestler. My seniors really are so cool, and I truly, from the bottom of my heart, want to become a cool pro wrestler myself. Thank you so much to everyone who came out today, whether from far away or nearby. I lost today, but I’ll come back here again so I can win next time. And after that, I’ll keep coming back to Choshi more and more, and someday I’ll return as a pro wrestler who can beat any strong pro wrestler—(pointing at Nakajima), any strong pro wrestler—(pointing at Watanabe), and any strong pro wrestler—(pointing at Takami)—so please keep cheering for me!

(Quotes translated via DeepL)

Here are the full results for TJPW Shion Kanzaki’s Hometown Homecoming Show ~Choshi, are you awake?!~

• Next Generation Tournament, First Round: Ren Konatsu def. Momo Sato (6:58)
• Sakura Hattori & Mahiro Kiryu def. Chieri Sakimori & Rika Tatsumi (10:23)
• Hyper Misao def. Mifu Ashida (7:06)
• Suzume & HIMAWARI def. Kira Summer & Yuki Kamifuku (11:33)
• Raku, Pom Harajuku & Mizuki def. Yuki Aino, Haru Kazashiro & Chika Nanase (11:11)
• Miyu Yamashita, Wakana Uehara & Toga def. Shino Suzuki, Arisu Endo & Yuki Arai (13:02)
• Shoko Nakajima & Uta Takami def. Shion Kanzaki & Miu Watanabe  (17:34)