On April 25th, New Japan Pro Wrestling held its Wrestling Redzone In Hiroshima event at the Hiroshima Sun Plaza, with 2,053 fans in attendance. The main event of the evening saw Bishamon challenge the Knockout Brothers for the IWGP Tag Team Championships.
April 25th will be a day to remember for Marigold 19 year old superstar Seri Yamaoka as it was the day that she won her first singles title.
Marigold took its SPRING VICTORY SERIES 2026 tour to Korakuen Hall on April 25th as an announced crowd of 756 fans were on hand for the event.
The pro-wrestling world received a surprise announcement today as Utami Hayashishita revealed she would be leaving Marigold with her final match for the promotion set for May 23rd.
On April 25th, Utami Hayashishita unsuccessfully challenged the Marigold World Champion Miku Aono for the title as Korakuen Hall. Following her loss, Hayashishita addressed the crowd and made a shocking announcement as she revealed that she will be leaving Marigold.
It was announced on April 24th that Pro Wrestling NOAH will hold a fan vote to help determine if OZAWA vs. Tetsuya Naito or Yoshiki Inamura vs. Shane Haste for the GHC Heavyweight Championship will main event NOAH’s SPRING MAYHEM RYOGOKU 2026 on May 2nd.
On April 26th, the World of STARDOM champion Saya Kamitani will make her tenth defense of the Red Belt at All Star Grand Queendom 2026 as she attempts to turn back the challenge of Sayaka Kurara.
The burning question in Pro Wrestling NOAH right now is who will be in the main event of SPRING MAYHEM RYOGOKU 2026 on May 2nd. Will it be OZAWA and Tetsuya Naito’s highly anticipated singles match, or the GHC Heavyweight Championship match between Yoshiki Inamura and Shane Haste closing out the show?
The Marigold United National Champion Victoria Yuzuki will be out of action for the foreseeable future due to an injury she suffered on April 19th in Nagoya.
Joshi Puroresu superstar Sareee’s latest trip to the USA has turned into a success in more ways than one.
Former BJW superstar and now freelancer Yuya Aoki is set to make his return to All Japan Pro-Wrestling for the first time since Oct. 2017.
