Rossy Ogawa States Marigold Will Travel to Every Corner of Japan as Long as There is a Demand For It

By: Lewis Carlan

On Oct. 24th, Marigold held it’s GRAND DESTINY 2026 event in front of a reported 2,100 fans at Ryogoku Kokugikan. At GRAND DESTINY 2026, the “Icon” Mayu Iwatani became the true face of the promotion when she became a triple crown champion.

Iwatani, who was the Marigold Superfly Champion going into GRAND DESTINY 2026, defeated Marigold World Champion Miku Aono and Marigold United National Champion Victoria Yuzuki to win all the singles titles within the promotion.

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While Ogawa admitted he was hoping for a larger turnout for GRAND DESTINY 2026, he has accepted the fan attendance number for the event. Now that the Ryogoku Kokugikan event is in the past and behind us, Ogawa is looking to the future for Marigold.

Ogawa took to X and stated that Marigold will travel to every corner of Japan as long as there is a demand for the promotion from the fans.

From Rossy Ogawa:

“Now that the Ryogoku Kokugikan event is over, we’re heading to Ushiku this Saturday and Nagano on Sunday. Both events are promoted by local promoters. As long as there’s demand, Marigold will travel to every corner of the country.” (Translated via Deepl.com)

Well, there is a demand for Marigold and it’s next event will be on Oct. 31st that features a huge six woman tag team bout. The Triple Crown Champion Mayu Iwatani teams with Victoria Yuzuki and Komomo Minami as they face Seri Yamaoka, Yuuka Yamazaki & Shinno in Ushiku.

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