Inside a stunned York Hall, the Great O-Khan captured the Undisputed British Heavyweight Championship, at RevPro’s Uprising event.

"The Rainmaker" Kazuchika Okada has been selected as the most valuable wrestler of the year! By: R.Faliani https://twitter.com/tospo_battle/status/1603480094668107777 The Japanese sports-orientated magazine has released their yearly Puroresu awards, and Okada is the man once again. Tokyo Sports also choose Kazuchika Okada vs Will Ospreay as Match of The Year, calling it a masterpiece! Here's all the awards listed on the website: MVP: Kazuchika Okada Best Match: Kazuchika Okada vs Will Ospreay (NJPW G1 Climax 32, Nippon Budokan) Best Tag Team: United Empire (Jeff Cobb & Great O'Khan) (NJPW) Outstanding Performance: Kento Miyahara (AJPW) Fighting Spirit Award: Great O'Khan (NJPW) Best Technique Award: El Lindaman (GLEAT) Rookie of The Year: Yuma Anzai Female MVP Award: Syuri (STARDOM) You can read more about the Tokyo Sports Awards on the link below, including an analysis of the BUSHIROAD dominance over CyberFight this year! https://kakutolog.info/media/award/25433/

"I want them to feel something new." Naomichi Marufuji shares thoughts on MaruKEN reunion and more in this exclusive interview. By: R.Faliani At Yoyogi National Gymnasium event on 11.23, Naomichi Marufuji announced that he would challenge for the GHC Tag Championship with former partner KENTA, who currently wrestles for New Japan Pro Wrestling.  What did “The Genius of the Ark” have on his mind? On KENTA ——Please tell us why you chose KENTA as your partner. Naomichi Marufuji “Well, the Yoyogi crowd were the ones who brought KENTA’s name up, but my partners were [Masato] Tanaka and [Masaaki] Mochizuki. It's hard. If you go to win the belt, do you think Tanaka and Mochizuki have the better chance at winning? Maybe. However, 2023 is also a milestone year for me, so . . . Sugiura, Kojima, no . . . “TAKA & SATOSHI.” Those two have the tag belts. Well,…

This week, we are looking at the 1,800-seat Tokyo Korakuen Hall. Known as the MECCA of Japanese Pro Wrestling, this venue is used by every Puroresu and Joshi promotion and is considered sacred ground for fans and wrestlers alike.

This week, we are looking at the 1,800-seat Tokyo Korakuen Hall. Known as the MECCA of Japanese Pro Wrestling, this venue is used by every Puroresu and Joshi promotion and is considered sacred ground for fans and wrestlers alike.

Eight years after Nanae Takahashi won the Goddess of Stardom Tag League, she did so once more. This time there was no Pirate Princess by her side, just the immovable force that is Yuu.

Yuki Ueno managed to defeat the Goliath, Yukio Naya, in DDT’s D-Oh Grand Prix Final on December 4th. It was a hard-fought victory, as Ueno fought back resiliently in the face of vicious knees and strikes from Naya.

By: Abid Chowdhury When fans bought their tickets to watch SEAdLINNNG's October Korakuen Hall show, they were expecting to see Arisa Nakajima defend her Beyond The Sea Championship. However, they weren't expecting to see SEAdLINNNG have a 1 day tournament to crown a new BTS champion. That's exactly what happened on October 19th from Korakuen Hall. Before we get to this event, a bit of a backstory on how we got this event. At SEAdLINNNG's 7th anniversary show in August from Korakuen Hall, Arisa Nakajima was set to defend her BTS championship against Hiroyo Matsumoto. The match was great, both talents took each other to the limit. They were having a match of the year contender. Within the last 2 minutes of the match, an accident happened. Arisa Nakajima went for a move off the top rope, Matsumoto went after her, and Nakajima slipped from Matsumoto's hands. She fell hard…

Welcome to Puroresu Gate, a weekly feature where we review attendance figures of Puroresu and Joshi promotions in the most well-known venues in Japan.

This week, we are looking at the 7,500-seat Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium in Nagoya Japan. Also known as the Dolphins Arena after the local basketball team, this venue first opened in 1964 has become a valuable arena for Puroresu in more recent years!

Yuuki Mashiro to Retire Against Suzu Suzuki in Ice Ribbon By: J. Curbelo Almost a year after leaving Ice Ribbon to form deathmatch independent unit PROMINENCE, Suzu Suzuki has been asked to return to the place she once called home per Yuuki Mashiro's request to retire from professional wrestling with a match against her on December 31st's Ribbonmania. It's a match that the Triangle Ribbon Champion has wanted for a while, but Ice Ribbon is yet to officially authorize the encounter despite its president giving a personal thumbs up. https://twitter.com/MonthlyPuroresu/status/1575563764891414528 In September, Yuuki Mashiro announced her retirement from professional wrestling to focus on the next chapter of her young life. It seems like yesterday when we highlighted her as a promising Ones to Watch talent, but joshi puroresu is truly a "Blink and you'll miss it" kind of sport. Little more than a month remains in Mashiro's road to retirement,…