There was a sold-out crowd at the Umeda Sky Building Stella Hall in Osaka on September 20th for Pro Wrestling NOAH’s sixth event of its N-1 VICTORY 2026 round-robin tournament.
The Marigold DREAM★STAR GP 2026 came to an electrifying end on Sept. 20th at Korakuen Hall. The finals were contested by two of Marigold young stars who have developed quite a rivalry.
Rea Seto began her career on Aug. 9th 2023 and has shown great potential in her three years as a pro-wrestler. She has been a mainstay for Marigold since July 13th 2024 and is currently an integral part of the Darkness Revolution faction.
The Marigold DREAM★STAR GP 2026 has come to a close with an event at Korakuen Hall with 945 fans in attendance. The current Marigold United National Champion Victoria Yuzuki emerged as the winner of the tournament and added another big accomplishment to her young yet very successful career.
All Japan Pro-Wrestling superstar Yuma Anzai celebrated his fourth year as a professional wrestler on Sept. 18th and is looking forward to his fifth year as a competitor.
Back on Aug. 28th, Kouki Amarei kicked off her Marigold DREAM★STAR GP 2026 tournament against Chika Goto. It was an interesting first round match-up as Amarei and Goto are current co-holders of the Marigold Twin Star Titles.
The Marigold DREAM★STAR GP 2026 which began on Aug. 28th with twenty-four hopeful participants has dwindled down to eight competitors who remain in contention to win this year’s tournament.
NJPW are on the northern island of Hokkaido for the Battle Line tour ahead of Destruction in Kobe. On the latest leg, the Knockout Brothers earned their way to a future title shot after powering through a visceral fight against the Most Violent Players, Togi Makabe and Toru Yano.
On Sept. 15, All Japan Pro-Wrestling legend and Pro Wrestling Evolution President Suwama was speaking with reporters following an event and hinted on possible teaming up with long time rival Go Shiozaki.
On September 18th, North x Wales Strong, the team of Chris Ridgeway and Drew Parker, became the first British Champions in GLEAT’s history, defeating Ryuichi Kawakami and Quiet Storm to capture the promotion’s G-INFINITY Championship.
