With the biggest part of the Japanese wrestling calendar coming up, the card for TJPW New Year Princess is starting to take shape. On January 4th, Arisu Endo and Suzume will challenge Yuki Aino and Haru Kazashiro for the Princess Tag Team Championships.
At TJPW Ray of Hope in Nagoya, the main event decided who would be the first challenger for Shoko Nakajima and the Princess of Princess Championship. Emerging as the victor, Miu Watanabe has earned that opportunity at TJPW New Year Princess.
The Goddesses of Stardom Tag League travelled through Matsuyama and Kochi for a double header of tournament action on the 14th and 15th. Coming out the other side with a pair of block wins, Rina and Konami launched themselves up the Blue Goddesses standings.
The next set of first round matches for the NOAH Jr. GRAND PRIX 2 went down at the Umeda Sky Building Stella Hall on November 14th, with three tournament matches taking place on the card.
The All Japan Pro-Wrestling “REAL WORLD TAG LEAGUE 2026” is set to kick off on Nov. 15th at Korakuen Hall and the promotion has announced today that all tickets have been sold out.
New Japan Pro Wrestling’s biggest show of the year, WRESTLE KINGDOM 21, is less than two months away and its shaping up to be an AEW vs. NJPW event.
Pro Wrestling NOAH superstar Kenoh is expected at least three events due to a knee injury he has suffered. NOAH made the announcement today concerning Kenoh’s injury.
With a number of guests from Marvelous, West Coast Pro 8 saw Mio Momono defend the promotion’s women’s championship against Johnnie Robbie. However, it would be Robbie that walked out of San Francisco as the champion.
On Nov. 14th, GLEAT held it’s latest event “GLEAT VER.34” at the Umeda Sky Building Stella Hall with nearly 300 fans in attendance. The featured match-up saw the current G-REX Champion and Pro Wrestling NOAH star Atsushi Kotoge making his first defense of the title against Takehiro Yamamura.