On Feb. 1st, freelance superstar Unagi Sayaka held her FATE BURNS IN PURPLE event at Korakuen Hall that saw 1,275 fans in attendance for the show. Unagi competed a number of times on the event which included losses to Maki Itoh and Aja Kong in two singles bouts.
Unagi Sayaka, one of joshi wrestling’s most enigmatic figures, is plotting her return to prominence with a seven-date tour that begins August 2nd at Shinjuku FACE, marking a dramatic shift in scale following a financially devastating self-produced show at Ryogoku Kokugikan.
By: Jeff Brown At the conclusion of Evolution Joshi’s Evolution Vol. 14 at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring, Unagi Sayaki confronted Chi Chi. According to Tokyo Sports, besides making a challenge for the May 22nd show, Unagi stated her desire to take over Evolution Joshi Pro-Wrestling from […]
In this candid conversation, Unagi shares her love for anime, becoming a wrestler, goals as a freelancer, WWE, and more.
Unagi Sayaka, Tam Nakano and other Japanese icons demolish demons, chart destiny at annual Setsubun festival
Unagi Sayaka's Produce Show indicates bright things for the future as the Kabukimono packed Korakuen Hall to the brim to celebrate her wrestling anniversary.
Unagi Sayaka has defeated Misa Kagura to become the second person to hold the JTO Girls champion today at Shinjuku FACE.
Not content with wrestling only once on her own show, the Kabukimono will wrestle at least three times at Korakuen Hall on January 7th.
To celebrate one year of going on her "Gyan Period", Unagi Sayaka plans to host her own produced wrestling show at Korakuen Hall.
When Unagi Sayaka left STARDOM, many were asking what was going to be her future. Needless to say, this match for AJPW proves she's on a roll.
