STARDOM hosted a press conference today in the wake of their Crimson Nightmare event. As the promotion looks to end 2025 on a high note, two of their biggest stars, Starlight Kid and Momo Watanabe, are set to take time off to recover from injury.

New Japan Pro-Wrestling’s WRESTLE KINGDOM 20 is two months away but ticket sales are thriving for the Tokyo Dome event.

By: Lewis Carlan On Jan. 4, 2026, New Japan Pro-Wrestling will hold the 20th edition of its annual event WRESTLE KINGDOM at the Tokyo Dome. One of the featured bouts will see the IWGP World Heavyweight Champion Konosuke Takeshita battling the IWGP Global Heavyweight Champion Yota Tsuji in a massive double title match. A press conference was held today to promote WRESTLE KINGDOM 20. The  two champions came face to face as they discussed their upcoming match. Takeshita and Tsuji engaged in a verbal exchange during the press conference which the NJPW Global X account graciously translated to English. Here is the exchange between both champions: From Yota Tsuji: “I have something I have to do. I need to restore the IWGP Heavyweight Championship. I don't think fans have a good impression of double title matches. But to get the IWGP Heavyweight back, I needed to have this Global title, and…

By: Lewis Carlan On Nov. 3rd, Saya Kamitani retained her World of STARDOM and NJPW STRONG Women’s Championships after she defeated Momo Watanabe in a thrilling bout at STARDOM CRIMSON NIGHTMARE 2025. Following her victory, the IWGP Women’s Champion Syuri appeared and challenged Kamitani to match at WRESTLE KINGDOM 20. The bout will be a double title match with Syuri’s IWGP Women’s Title and Kamitani’s NJPW STRONG Women’s Championship both on the line. [caption id="attachment_17766" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Image Credit: NJPW/STARDOM[/caption] While speaking with Tokyo Sports, Kamitani explained why she accepted the double title match against Syuri and revealed that Tam Nakano played a factor in her decision. From Saya Kamitani: “There is the fact that both the IWGP and STRONG titles are belts that symbolize New Japan, but whenever I see that purple, rotten belt (STRONG Women’s Championship), it reminds me of Tam Nakano. She lost in five minutes at…

On Nov. 3rd, All Japan Pro-Wrestling held the final event of their HOKKAIDO DYNAMITE SERIES 2025 tour at the Sapporo APA Hotel & Resort in front of 728 fans in attendance.

By: Lewis Carlan At STARDOM CRIMSON NIGHTMARE 2025, Starlight Kid put her Wonder of STARDOM belt on the line against H.A.T.E. faction member Konami. Kid entered the match holding the belt for nearly a year and was making her seventh title defense. Starlight Kid successfully defended the White Belt against Konami back in March 2025. On Nov. 2nd, Kid faced a different Konami this time around at Ota City General Gymnasium. In match that lasted 21:15, Konami ended Starlight Kid’s 309 day reign as champion when the referee stopped the bout due to her Final Lancer. The victory gave Konami her first singles title in STARDOM. [caption id="attachment_17754" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Photo Credit:STARDOM[/caption] Following the match, Konami gave a heartfelt emotional statement as the new Wonder of STARDOM champion. From Konami: “I’ve become the White Belt Champion! It’s been such a long and arduous journey to get here. I was overtaken…

On Nov. 3rd, STARDOM held it’s latest major event STARDOM CRIMSON NIGHTMARE 2025 at the Ota City General Gymnasium in Tokyo. The card featured  a total of eight matches which included three championship bouts.

On Nov. 2, the EDION Arena Osaka #2 hosted Dragon Gate’s THE GATE OF DESTINY 2025 as 865 fans were in attendance for the pro-wrestling event.

The featured bout was an Open The Dream Gate Title bout as the champion Madoka Kikuta made the second defense of his second championship reign as he faced the challenge of Susumu Yokosuka.

Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling returned to Shinjuku FACE on November 1st ahead of TJPW RISE ’25 at Korakuen Hall on November 9th.

On November 3rd, STARDOM will present its STARDOM CRIMSON NIGHTMARE 2025 event that is set for the Ota City General Gymnasium in Tokyo. The event will feature eight matches which includes three title bouts.