Mei Seira Draws With Hazuki in High-Speed Title Match

Neither Hazuki or Mei Seira were able to win their championship match within the time limit

By: James Carlin

Hazuki’s first challenge for the High-Speed Championship in two years didn’t end the way she wanted as she was unable to defeat Mei Seira to win the belt at Supreme Fight 2024 today. The two went to a time limit draw, meaning that Mei Seira keeps ahold of her title.

Seira’s defence against Hazuki is the first time that a High-Speed title match has gone to a draw since Starlight Kid was challenged by Natsupoi in February 2022 at Korakuen Hall where the two went to a thirty-minute draw in the main event.

This is Seira’s fourth defence of the championship since winning the title from Saki Kashima at Nagoya Golden Fight in October last year. She has defended against Momoka Hanazono, Thekla and Fukigen Death, and will pass 120 days after her draw against Hazuki.

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