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.

The AJPW Triple Crown Champion Kento Miyahara will defend his belt against "Blue Justice" Yuji Nagata, on his 5th defense on Korakuen Hall. By: R. Faliani After All Japan Pro Wrestling's 50th Anniversary show on Nippon Budokan, no one doubted Kento Miyahara's role as AJPW's true Ace. The Triple Crown Champion made the people believe in AJPW's potential, and has even took the time to wrestle younger wrestlers that will carry the flag in the future. Now, what could be considered as the last test for Miyahara is upon us. Miyahara will face "Blue Justice" Yuji Nagata in a Triple Crown Championship match on February 19th. READ: Q&A with "Blue Justice" Yuji Nagata Nagata has won the GHC Heavyweight Championship, and the IWGP Heavyweight Championship on his career, but he never had the Triple Crown Championship before. It seems Nagata wants to keep writing his name on Puroresu's history, and…

After an amazing two shows, here is a look at everything that happened during the big matches in the NJPW New Beginning in Sapporo shows.

For the first time in three years STARDOM were performing in front of a crowd allowed to cheer and vocally support their favorites. It should come as no surprise that everyone decided to go extra hard on this night.

Every month Monthly Puroresu will be bringing you a guide to the previous month’s happenings in STARDOM. Whether you’re someone who can only occasionally watch, are looking to get into the promotion and want to know what’s going on, or just been to busy to keep up, we have you covered! This is what happened in STARDOM during the month of January…

After winning the fan-voted ShuPro Women’s MVP of 2022 Award, Syuri promises that many exciting challenges are still ahead of her, despite no longer being champ.

Kota Ibushi's First Match in the U.S. Confirmed Against Mike Bailey by: J. Curbelo After an announcement by both NJPW and Kota Ibushi confirming the latter's status as a freelancer, Gamechanger Wrestling posted a video featuring "Speedball" Mike Bailey challenging the Golden Star in a rather ominous way, by crushing a watermelon with his name on it. https://twitter.com/GCWrestling_/status/1620612152813064192 What's been labeled as "The Dream Match" will take place during GCW's The Collective series of events, more specifically, the 9th installment of Josh Barnett's BLOODSPORT on March 30th, in Los Angeles. Ibushi has expressed gratitude towards New Japan, and a positive outlook for the future, with many more surprises to come. https://twitter.com/ibushi_kota/status/1620614148643262465 With an array of possibilities in a post-restriction wrestling world, where will Kota Ibushi's international tour see him show up?

Saki Kashima Prepares to Become a Shooter and Face Syuri by: J. Curbelo The STARDOM in SHOWCASE series keeps bringing surreal situations from a slightly alternate thread in the company's narrative. After spending 2022 running away from the leader of God's Eye, Saki Kashima has mustered enough courage to challenge her to a singles match under the infamous UWF Rules stipulation at the series' fourth "volume". https://twitter.com/wwr_stardom/status/1619628920218812417 After their first singles match in 2021, which saw Syuri successfully defend her SWA Championship, Kashima had gotten an upset win from Syuri during the 5 STAR Grand Prix back in August, with her flash-pin finisher "Kishikaisei". Unfortunately for Oedo Tai's lieutenant, Syuri got her win back a couple of months later in humiliating fashion, with a TKO victory after Starlight Kid threw in the towel. STARDOM's Beansprout has been perpetually frightened about Syuri's nearly lethal offense, but she hopes that things will…

Our weekly Puroresu Gate feature analyzing ticket sales takes us to the 290-seat Shin-Kiba 1st Ring arena, where Pro Wrestling Zero1 held a fantastic event recently.

On the last show of DDT Pro Wrestling "Sweet Dreams", the monster known as Yuji Hino defeated the KO-D Openweight Champion Kazusada Higuchi on glorious fashion. By: R. Faliani After a card of great matches, and great moments, as usual on the, no pun intended, wrestling universe of DDT, the main event of the show was what already many consider the MOTY. Kazusada Higuchi and Yuji Hino went to war, with the most deadly chopfest we could ever asked for. "DDT's Flagbearer" did everything on his power to hang on, and defend the honor that was given to him by Konosuke Takeshita. Despite his efforts to protect DDT's values, the man that initially handed him the victory on the D-Oh Grand Prix was destined to start his reign of dominance. Higuchi's chest was purple, but his spirit was as fiery as ever. His heart wanted to keep going, but the…