The All Japan Pro-Wrestling Royal Road Tournament 2026 is set to kick off on Sept. 9th at the Shinagawa Prince Hotel Stella Ball with a number of first round matches.
When the New Japan Pro-Wrestling G1 Climax 36 kicked off in Chicago, Shota Umino had been marked as one of the favorites to win the tournament. Umino was placed in the B Block and faced Zack Sabre Jr. in his first tournament bout.
With the Marigold DREAM STAR GP 2026 tournament in full swing, Marigold owner Rossy Ogawa took to social media today and revealed that he has been battling health issues lately.
CMLL are about to celebrate their 93rd anniversary with an all-star card in Arena Mexico on September 18th. Their puroresu links are set to be on full show, with a quartet of STARDOM talent booked or the show.
TJPW are drawing closer to Wrestle Princess VII on October 3rd, and a title match has been added to the card. Having won the SETUP All Asia Women’s Championship at the end of August, Shoko Nakajima will defend the title at the TOKYO EBARA WAVE Arena Ota.
A press conference was held today to announce that long time DDT Pro-Wrestling competitor Yuki Iino will be leaving the promotion to join Pro Wrestling NOAH on a full time basis.
In breaking news, a press conference was held today and it has been announced that Yuki Iino will be leaving DDT Pro-Wrestling and make a full transfer over to Pro Wrestling NOAH.
TJPW are on the road to Wrestle Princess VII, with Yuki Kamifuku drawing closer and closer to her retirement at the end of the year. The month ahead will see her compete in a series of singles matches, with the biggest being a clash with her Ober Eats partner, Wakana Uehara.
On Sept. 2nd, freelance star Unagi Sayaka turned 40 years old and she celebrated by competing in three matches on her self-produced event “THE LORD IS MAD ~ SAYAKA UNAGI 40 YEARS OLD AND STILL NOBODY’S PROPERTY”. The event was a sell out and took place at Tokyo LaQua Garden Stage.
On September 1st, Pro Wrestling ZERO1 star Masato Tanaka successfully underwent surgery for bilateral cubital tunnel syndrome.