Photo credit: Sendai Girls Pro-Wrestling on X
By: Thom Fain
It’s official, SENJO has sold out its 20th anniversary show at Korakuen Hall on Nov. 22, after sales opened Saturday, Nov. 14, at 10 a.m., Meiko Satomura announced on X.
Satomura said all advance tickets for the Sunday show have sold out at every ticket agency. The standing tickets cover the West Balcony on the south side of the hall and can be bought only by reserving through ticket holds at SHOP-SENJO, the promotion’s online store. Her post did not give a price or say how many places will be available.
The show is headlined by the Sendai Girls World Championship, where Manami challenges champion Chihiro Hashimoto. STARDOM’s Matoi Hamabe also faces off against Chika the final of the Jajauma Tournament, furthering Satomura’s open-door policy for challengers from other promotions to come wrestle the best from her Sendai dojo.
Hashimoto has held the title since beating Satomura on March 19, 2025, another sellout for SENJO I had the good fortune of calling live with Christelle Ciari for Wrestle Universe.
Manami challenged “Big Hash” on March 27 at Sendai PIT, the fourth defense of the reign, and Hashimoto dictated most of that match with her signature aggression.
Another big match on 11.22 card: Hyper Active’s Sapphire Reed and Anita Vaughn challenge Mika Iwata and Miyuki Takase of 赫覚醒 for the Sendai Girls World Tag Championship.
Wrestle Universe will stream the show live in English. Reserved seats were priced from ¥5,500 to ¥16,500 in advance.
The show is billed as the promotion’s 20th anniversary, as SENJO was founded in 2006. Satomura, who retired from the ring on April 29, 2025, at Korakuen Hall, is Sendai Girls’ representative director. Sendai Girls Pro-Wrestling streaming archives are available for streaming on demand, with live events on the Wrestle Universe schedule announced into 2027.
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November 12, 2026
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