For the third time in his career, Tetsuya Naito has won the biggest tournament in pro-wrestling.

After six fantastic shows over four gruelling weeks, it all came down to this. Miyu Yamashita vs. Yuki Kamifuku in the finals of Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling’s tenth annual Tokyo Princess Cup tournament.

AJPW announces the participants and first round matches of the 10th Ōdō Tournament By: Steven R. Jackson On August 19th, AJPW will kick-off their tenth Ōdō Tournament from Korakuen Hall. An openweight single-elimination tournament, the Ōdō (also known as the Royal Road) tournament sees All Japan stars, wrestlers from rival promotions, and freelancers, fight for the right to be named number one contender for the Triple Crown championship. As with the 2022 tournament, 16 participants will be taking part and every match will be streamed live on AJPWTV. The featured image of the tournament bracket with romanized names are courtesy of @RoyalRoad72. Brackets and schedule August 19th, First round matches [Korakuen Hall] (left side) Dan Tamura vs. Kotaro Suzuki (freelancer) Shuji Ishikawa vs. Ren Ayabe (representing JTO) Hokuto Omori vs. Takuya Nomura (representing BJW) Satoshi Kojima (representing NJPW) vs. Rei Saito August 21st, First round matches [Shinkiba 1stRING] (right side)…

Saki Kashima hasn’t been in God’s Eye for very long, but she’s already rubbing some members the wrong way.

SEAdLINNNG will host its 8th Anniversary show on August 25th. Read a rundown of the matches on the show and who is featured.

New Japan Pro-Wrestling is bringing its All-Star Junior Festival USA to the prestigious 2300 Arena in Philadelphia. See the full line up here.

Sareee-ISM Chapter 2 is almost here. Get a guide of how to watch and stream along with a rundown of the matches featured on the show.

TJPW returns with another specialty show; last year it was Midwinter Pool Wrestling, and this year it’s the Midsummer Athletic Amusement Park Pro Wrestling.

Stardom’s annual two month long round-robin tournament is back, and the choices this year are less predictable than ever this time around.

The world of Puroresu woke up today with some exciting news: Kento Miyahara and Katsuhiko Nakajima broke the 5 Star scale. By: R. Faliani Despite the controversies surrounding Dave Meltzer's star rating system, there's no doubt in anyone's mind that his platform helps other promotions not related to American wrestling to promote their work. We have seen that with New Japan Pro Wrestling over the years, and it seems that we will see it with Pro-Wrestling NOAH out of all companies. "One Night Dream" was not just a tagline to sell tickets. Kento Miyahara and Katsuhiko Nakajima gave a pro-wrestling clinic, where every move and moment mattered. The slow and methodical pace of the match opened the door for some of the most compelling in-ring action we have seen all year, and a breath of fresh air from the current landscape of NOAH and its hard-to-grasp style. Meltzer's rating of…