F Ringbelles Roundup (10/21/15) – STARDOM USA results, Deonna Purrazzo wins ECWA Super 8 ChickFight, Tsukasa Fujimoto ties Tsukushi & more - WhatchaSeiya

Ringbelles Roundup (10/21/15) – STARDOM USA results, Deonna Purrazzo wins ECWA Super 8 ChickFight, Tsukasa Fujimoto ties Tsukushi & more

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The roster for the STARDOM USA event 
Rossy Ogawa's resilience helped the promotion he founded through its biggest and most significant blow at the beginning of the year that could have resulted in its demise. Ogawa and those within management were called to the carpet and had fingers pointed in their direction for their lack of responsibility in protecting their wrestlers. Ogawa refused to allow the reputation and credibility STARDOM worked so hard for to be tarnished for good and began implementing changes to its policies to improve wrestler safety and morale. More international competitors were brought in and decorated the shows and there were successions to championships and losses along the way. The promotion has been fighting an uphill battle to get things back on track following the incident and departure of Nanae Takahashi. 

The booking throughout the shows has been consistent – Hudson Envy was built as a credible heel through the 2015 5*STAR Grand Prix and a formidable challenger to the former and current champion. The improvements to the product's presentation have seen more hard-hitting, action-based matches adopted into the undercards, all while still displaying the vibrancy of fluorescent colors the promotion has adorned from time throughout the shows. However, World Wonder Ring STARDOM had its biggest stride in momentum this weekend. Considered a "dream" by Ogawa and the members of the roster, the promotion worked its first tour of the United States on Friday and Sunday in southern California. Skipping Saturday, the promotion brought in their contracted and freelance talent and matched them up against local competitors in the Los Angeles area and more established stars in the North American indies. Brittany Wonder, Mia Yim, Thunder Rosa, Nicole Savoy, Hudson Envy, Cheerleader Melissa, and current NWA World Women's Champion Santana Garrett were some of the competitors brought in for STARDOM's first effort at establishing a presence in the United States and ultimately worldwide. 
Io Shirai successfully defended the Wonder of STARDOM Championship against Mia Yim in the main event of Friday's show inside the Father McGuire Council at the Knights Of Columbus in Covina, California. The match was considered "evenly" matched by those in attendance. Shirai retained with a Moonsault Press, nabbing her fifth successful title defense against Yim. Cheerleader Melissa and Santana Garrett were scheduled to take on Hudson Envy and Thunder Rosa, instead, it would be Melina stepping in as Melissa's replacement and making her first in-ring appearance in over three years. Melina was scheduled to be the special guest referee for the Wonder of STARDOM Title match, as a result, she was taken out of the match and partnered up with Garrett, as they defeated Envy and Rosa following a Springboard Moonsault from Santana on Rosa. 

Chelsea was also replaced. Chelsea wrestled her official send-off match for the promotion two weeks ago, as she teamed up with Kairi Hojo to take on Stock and Mayu Iwatani. Stock submitted her to a modified head and arm submission; Chelsea was taken to the hospital afterward to have a CT scan performed to check for a possible concussion, as she took a bad landing on the floor from a flying bodypress to the outside of the ring. She was medically cleared of any abnormalities and headed back to the United States following the extensive tour. However,  she must have been dealing with symptoms and didn't compete the entire weekend. Kairi Hojo teamed up with Kahmora in a losing effort to Hiroyo Matsumoto and Kellie Skater, as they went on to unsuccessfully challenge Shirai and Mayu Iwatani for the titles on Sunday night. 

Mayu Iwatani's match against Nicole Savoy caused a bit of discussion on social media. Some people suggested that Savoy should have been dealt a longer match due to her challenging Madison Eagles for the SHIMMER Championship at the tapings the weekend before – I disagreed. Another promotion's booking decisions should not be based upon what another has done. It holds no bearing, regardless if it's an international promotion or anywhere else for that matter. The prime focus of these tour dates was to showcase STARDOM's roster and seek out potential stars to help promote STARDOM USA and the promotion as a whole going forward. It wouldn't have made sense to have Savoy defeat Iwatani, the current High Speed Champion if it is not going to lead to a title opportunity. Savoy would have that non-title win over Iwatani for no reason –  no continuity there. 

Sunday's show at the Esther Snyder Community Center in Baldwin Park, California featured two title matches. Cheerleader Melissa picked up her first title defense as Lady Luck Champion against Shayna Baszler, retaining with a Modified Leglock. Io Shirai and Iwatani defeated Kellie Skater and Hiroyo Matsumoto in the main event and became the most successful Goddesses of STARDOM Champions to date after winning their fifth title defense. None of Santana Garrett's belts were on the line, as she defeated Kris Wolf in a non-title match-up. Kairi Hojo and Melina defeated Hudson Envy and Mia Yim, with Hojo getting the Diving Elbow Drop on Envy for the win and Act Yasukawa, Kyoko Kimura, and Thunder Rosa defeated Datura, Nicole Savoy, and Brittany Wonder. 

The attendance for the shows has not been released and it's possibly not going to be. Rossy Ogawa stated in an interview back in July that the promotion wasn't "expecting to" make money off these shows, instead it was part of a dream to bring the "best Joshi pro wrestling show" to fans in the area and capture the footage for later distribution. By doing so, World Wonder Ring STARDOM has become the first Joshi promotion to run in the United States – the first time it's happened. The buildings looked packed, based on pictures, and from all fan accounts that were visible online, the shows were delivered and everyone had a great time. WWE Hall of Famer and Commissioner of STARDOM, Alundra Blayze stated in her interview last month that the promotion intended to run more shows in the United States, possibly once or twice a year and these first tour dates were just the beginning of the expansion. For those interested, the matches will be available on ClickWrestle and will be sold on DVD soon. 
The promotion has announced matches for this Sunday's lineup at Shinkiba 1st RING, as there will be two back-to-back shows. Their regularly scheduled show will go on first, with their year-annual "Mask Fiesta" following in the afternoon. Datura, Santana Garrett, and Holidead will be making their debuts, as Datura will be taking on La Rosa Negra for her first match in Japan. Santana will be teaming up with Hiroyo Matsumoto to take on Kairi Hojo and Io Shirai, while Holidead and Alex Lee take on Act Yasukawa and Kris Wolf. Mayu Iwatani and Starlight Kid will be taking on Kaori Yoneyama and Momo Watanabe and Hiromi Mimura will take on Azumi. All competitors on the second show will be performing under their masked personas. Mayu Iwantani will be working as "MAYUCHIKA" as she, Ultimo Dragon, and Midnight Angel take on Black Dragon, KAORU, and Scorpio Rosa.

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East Coast Wrestling Association presented their second-annual Super 8 ChickFight Tournament on Saturday in Woodbury Heights, New Jersey. Deonna Purrazzo defeated Tessa Blanchard in the finals to become the brand new ECWA Women's Champion and this year's tournament champion. Purrazzo utilized her submission capabilities and won all three rounds of the tournament and her first singles championship of her career after debuting almost eighteen months ago. Jewells Malone was the first competitor to be announced for the tournament, as more first-time competitors in Leah Von Dutch, Terra Calaway, Xandra Bale, Brittany Blake, and Deonna Purrazzo would be joined by former champions, Kennadi Brink and last year's winner, Tessa Blanchard in the fight to become the winner of the tournament and claim the championship that was vacated in Renee Michelle's absence. 
Renee Michelle's extensive tour of Japan through Marvelous USA resulted in the promotion announcing she had relinquished the belt and that it was now up for the taking of the tournament winner. The departures of Xandra Bale, Leah Von Dutch, and Jewells Malone opened up opportunities for competitors that are still cutting their teeth in the business to be a part of the tournament, as it was announced that Miranda Vionette would be the replacement for Dutch and last-minute replacements, Savannah Evans and Daysia Gilbert filled out the other spots. The quarterfinals of the tournament kicked off with Brittany Blake defeating Terra Calaway with a small package. Deonna Purrazzo defeated Miranda Vionette, Kennadi Brink defeated Savannah Evans and Tessa Blanchard defeated Daysia Gilbert with a slingshot suplex. Deonna and Blanchard advanced in their semifinal match-ups, they defeated Blake and Brink respectively, as Purrazzo again, picked up another submission win and Blanchard picked up her own with an armbar-like hold. 

Deonna Purrazzo bested the inaugural tournament winner in the end and was crowned the new ECWA Women's Champion and became the second woman to collect the coveted trophy. Tessa Blanchard's calendar noticeably filled up with dates after winning last year's tournament and the title – this could be the same for Deonna. Outside her appearances for Excellence Pro Wrestling, Pro Wrestling Magic, and other promotions in the Northeast, she has become a regular competitor in ECWA in the past couple of months. Choosing Purrazzo to be the newest titleholder and as the 2015 Super 8 ChickFight tournament winner was a good decision by the promotion, as this could help her land more first-time bookings with other promotions or lead to new opportunities. The first-annual tournament consisted of familiar faces like Jenny Rose, Annie Social, Gabby Gilbert, Tina San Antonio, and Nikki Addams and then up-and-coming talent Tessa and Renee Michelle, who were both still finding their niche in promotions. 
Saturday's show presented that same formula – There is nothing against bringing in competitors that have created a name for themselves on the indies to be in the tournament. I believe going forward that the promotion should book more upstart, unknown talent that needs this opportunity to be showcased, and what better way to do it than be a part of a tournament that was built from prestige? There were dropouts due to travel issues, medical conditions, or other circumstances that prevented them from making the show and it was great to see that ECWA had brought in Daysia Gilbert, Savannah Evans, and Miranda Vionette on hand to make possibly their first high-profile appearance. I think for next year's tournament the promotion should continue with the same formula, but set their sights on bringing in more unknown talent from the Northeast that has not been discovered. There are a lot of up-and-coming competitors rising in the Northeast, and have not been allotted the right opportunity or found a promotion they could consider their "home" and handing someone the chance to be a part of the tournament, even if they don't win could open up doors for them or find ECWA another diamond in the rough. 

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Tsukasa Fujimoto refuses to be outdone by Tsukushi. The recently turned eighteen-year-old became a record six-time International Ribbon Tag Team Champion back in March, as she co-held the titles with Mio Shirai. Shishunki made it to two successful title defenses before dropping the belts to Leon and Neko Nitta in August, retaining over the likes of Kayoko Haruyama and Aoi Kizuki, Hamuko Hoshi, and Mochi Miyagi. However, if you're not catching my drift, Tsukasa Fujimoto has tied Tsukushi by becoming champion for a sixth time on Saturday, as she and Arisa Nakajima unseated the Orange Happies (Kizuki and Haruyama) of the titles in the main event when Fujimoto pinned Kizuki following a Japanese Ocean Cyclone Suplex Hold and became the thirty-seventh champions. On top of that, Fujimoto and Nakajima have issued their challenge to DASH Chisako and Sendai Sachiko for the JWP and Daily Sports Tag Team Championships – that match is still to be scheduled. 

Leading up to the title match, the promotion announced that the Orange Happies' upcoming title defense against Nakajima and Tsukasa had been put on hold until Kizuki was medically cleared to compete after suffering a knee injury. As a result, Kizuki wasn't booked on any of Ice Ribbon's shows this month and hasn't been used since her and Kayoko's succession to the belts back on September 23rd. It appears that the promotion had planned to keep the title match as is and not relinquish the championships by having Kizuki not compete to prevent further damage to her knee. Referring to themselves as "Best Friends," Arisa Nakajima and Tsukasa Fujimoto formed their partnership back in June, just six months after going head-to-head in double main events for the JWP Openweight Championship and the Ice Cross Infinity Championship. They proclaimed that their goal was to become the top tag team in all of Joshi Puroresu and began setting their sights on collecting championships along their journey. 

Fujimoto and Nakajima scored their first victory as a team back on June 24th, as they defeated Sakari Otoko and Alexander Otsuka on the promotion's ninth-anniversary show. The Best Friends picked up another win the next month, defeating Manami Toyota and Yuuka, and went on to defeat Hanako Nakamori and Mio Shirai at the following month's "Pure Plum" at Korakuen Hall. Fujimoto and Nakajima again made their intentions to win JWP's tag team straps more well-known yesterday after defeating Rabbit Miu and Sareee in a non-title match. They reaffirmed their challenge to face Sachiko and Chisako for the titles – The Jumonji Sisters have championships in their possession currently, the JWP, Daily Sports Women's, WWWD World, and the Sendai Girls Tag Team Titles, and were unsuccessful in taking the Goddesses of STARDOM belts from Io Shirai and Mayu Iwatani. Regardless of the title loss, DASH and Sendai made history by becoming the first-ever women's tag team to hold separate championships at the same time. 

And with that honor comes competitors jumping at the opportunity to dispute those claims by lining up for title shots, with the Jumonji Sisters dodging losses around the clock. It makes practical sense for Best Friends to want to challenge the team that has made history, being that Fujimoto and Nakajima have had impactful accomplishments in their careers. Tsukasa Fujimoto is the first Grand Slam Champion in Ice Ribbon, as she's held every single title in the promotion. She is the most successful Ice Cross Infinity Champion to date, holding onto the belt for 615 days and turning back eleven title defenses during her reign. Fujimoto abolished the title's original weight requirement back in July of 2013 after defeating Tsukushi in a unification match to unify the then ICEx 60 Championship and the IW19 Championship as one, later renamed the Ice Cross Infinity Title. Back in 2007, Arisa Nakajima unified the JWP Junior and POP Championships together after she defeated Hiroyo Matsumoto and Yuri Urai in a three-way Dogfight tournament final to win the vacant POP Title. 

Neither promotion has officially confirmed this tag team title match for their upcoming lineups yet and it may happen at one of their year-end Korakuen Hall shows in December. Ice Ribbon will be running the arena on December 31st for "RibbonMania" and JWP's "CLIMAX" will be on December 27th. The championship match will likely be booked for RibbonMania, given that Nakajima had unsuccessfully challenged Fujimoto for the Ice Cross Infinity belt at last year's show – it would bring the story being built full circle, as the former opponents have joined forces and conquered tag team championship gold. If the titles were to change hands, it would be Fujimoto's first time holding a belt in JWP, while Nakajima is a former JWP Tag Team Champion and Daily Sports Women's Tag Team Champion, as she captured the belts with Command Bolshoi back in August of 2012 after beating Emi Sakura and Kaori Yoneyama. The only match that has been announced for CLIMAX is the official retirement match for Kayoko Haruyama, as she takes on longtime tag team partner, Tsubasa Kuragaki. 

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WWE

Loads of NXT news here – Cameron returned to the ring during the live event on Thursday in Cocoa, Florida. She interrupted Bayley's in-ring promo and challenged her to a match, which she lost. Those in attendance claimed that Cameron has improved since her last appearance. Jasmin Areebi has been renamed "Aaliyah" and recent signee, Athena will be working under her government name, "Adrienne" which could be possibly changed soon during the live event on Friday in Tampa, Florida... Nia Jax made her official debut on NXT last week, as she defeated Evie. International talent in Evie, Kay Lee Ray, and Shazza McKenzie worked the tapings last week. McKenzie worked with Emma and Jax took on Kay Lee Ray for the October 28th episode. This week's episode will see Asuka taking on Billie Kay and Alexa Bliss taking on Peyton Royce. Bliss has her sights on the NXT Women's Championship and made her intentions known last week, as she interrupted Bayley's in-ring promo... Paige will be appearing on Conan O'Brien's talk show on Thursday at 11 PM... This Sunday, Nikki Bella will be challenging Charlotte for the Divas Championship at Hell in a Cell 

North America 

Femmes Fatales held its first show since the managerial changes and reconfiguring of the promotion on Saturday at the Centre Bruxelles in Montreal, Quebec. Vanessa Kraven, Bettie Rage, Pink Flash Kira, Mary Lee Rose, Angie Skye, and Sassy Stephie all worked the show, in addition to local talent Stacy Thibault and Stefany Sinclair. Veda Scott, La Parfaite Caroline, and Kacey Diamond also were on the show, with Solo Darling making her official debut and some newer names showed up. Stefany Sinclair became the number one contender to the nCw Femmes Fatales International Championship after winning a Royal Rumble match that involved all the talent on the show. In the main event, Jessika Black successfully retained the nCw Femmes Fatales International Championship against Saraya Knight in a No Disqualification match, picking up her sixth title defense... Leah Von Dutch and "Crazy" Mary Dobson will be going against one another for Ring of Honor's show on Friday in Kalamazoo, Michigan as part of the Women of Honor showcase... Sammy Pickles will be the special guest referee for the upcoming match between Willow Nightingale and Marti Belle for New York Wrestling Connection on Saturday... Ohio Valley Wrestling has announced that they are bringing back their women's division by crowning a new champion through a "Femme Fatale Battle Royal" on November 21st. Rebel is the first entrant announced... Mickie James retained the MCW Women's Championship in a Four Corners Match on Friday in Felton, Delaware, as she defeated Amber Rodriguez, Kennadi Brink, and Kimber Lee... Dynamite Didi's WXW Women's Championship defense against Jamie D ended in a No Contest last week... The first set of matches for World Women's Wrestling's stand-alone show on November 22nd have been announced. Mistress Belmont and Alexxis Nevaeh will be teaming up in the main event, as they take on Nikki Valentine and Vanity Vixsen. Sumie Sakai will be making her debut for the promotion, as Davienne will be returning from her first tour of Japan to take on the "Portuguese Princess" Ariel. Miss Sammi Lane has issued a challenge to Toxis to face a mystery opponent, which Toxis has accepted. Deonna Purrazzo and more competitors will be a part of New England Championship Wrestling's first attempt at making World Women's Wrestling its product... Inspire Pro Wrestling has added another match to its "Taggcade" lineup. The promotion has announced that on November 1st, seven teams will participate in the "Survival of the Fittest" Tag Gauntlet. One of those teams announced is the unique pairing of Jessica James and Delilah Doom as the "International House of Doom Cakes" – Awesome. The entire show will feature multiple tag team matches as part of a tournament to crown the first-ever Inspire Pro Tag Team Champions. It's a one-night tournament, as the quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals will take place in Austin, Texas. The last tag team standing after the gauntlet will advance to the next round of the tournament... Samantha Starr's next title defense as VOW Vixen's Champion will be on November 14th, as she defends against Ashely America in Connellsville, Pennsylvania... Lucha Underground is looking for more female talent... Nicole Savoy and Thunder Rosa will be colliding for All Pro Wrestling's show in Daly City, California on October 30th... Alexxis Nevaeh became Chaotic Wrestling Women's Champion for a second time on Saturday, as she ended Mistress Belmont's reign. Former champion, Kasey Ray worked the match as the special guest referee... Kaela retained the NWA Midwest Women's Title against Saradox on Saturday in Elizabethton, Tennessee... Allysin Kay and Heidi Lovelace have been announced for AAW's show on November 6th... Zahra Schreiber will be making her in-ring debut for DREAMWAVE Wrestling on November 7th, she teams up with Brubaker, Arik Cannon, Donovan Danhausen, and Ruff Crossing to take on Marshe Rockett, Prince Mustafa Ali, Waylon, Mike Hartenbower and Darin Corbin

Japan

Akane Miura currently has the "right" to appear in the main event title match in Tokyo Joshi Pro's January 4th show at the Korakuen Hall. Miura has to defend the championship spot in matches leading up to the date. This weekend Miura will be taking on Miyu Yamashita... Both JWP and OZ Academy have announced more matches for their back-to-back events at Shinjuku FACE this Sunday. Command Bolshoi and Leon will be fighting to become the number one contender to the JWP Openweight Championship, as the winner will go on to take on Mayumi Ozaki in the main event of OZ Academy's show later that evening. Hikaru Shida will be taking on Yako Fujigasaki, Hanako Nakamori and Makoto will take on KAZUKI and Sakura Hirota, Kagetsu will take on Rabbit Miu, Rydeen Hagane and Misaki Ohata will collide and Kayoko Haruyama and Tsukasa Fujimoto will be taking on Arisa Nakajima and Tsukasa Fujimoto. OZ Academy's undercard will feature, Manami Toyota and Sakura Hirota taking on Aja Kong and Dynamite Kansai. Kagetsu will be taking on Yumi Ohka, Hiroyo Matsumoto will take on Rina Yamashita and Hikaru Shida, Kaori Yoneyama, and Tsubasa Kuragaki will be going up against AKINO, Kaho Kobayashi and Sonoko Kato... Mio Shirai tied the knot with wrestler, Tank Nagai sometime last week... And the finals of the 2015 Dual Shock WAVE tournament have been decided. Tsubasa Kuragaki and Kayoko Haruyama will be taking on Yuu Yamagata and Ayako Hamada at Korakuen Hall on October 30th. Las Aventureras' tournament match against Sakura Hirota and Mika Iida ended in a twenty-minute time limit draw and as a result, Hamada defeated Iida in a singles match to determine the winner of the semifinal match-up. Harukura defeated Misaki Ohata and Ryo Mizunami in their semifinal match-up, as Haruyama won with the  Keene Hammer on Ohata. The winners will become the new WAVE Tag Team Champions, as the belts were declared vacant following Mio Shirai's retirement. Yuuka and Meiko Tanaka will be battling it out in the finals of the Catch the WAVE Young Block, as the match was rescheduled due to both competitors being injured. Sumire Natsu will be returning to the ring following injury, as she and Yumi Ohka will take on Mika Iida and Ryo Mizunami

Mexico

According to the Wrestling Observer, Star Fire will be heading to work for AAA. It's reported that officials within the company have compared her to Faby Apache 

Australia & New Zealand

Evie will finally be able to get her hands on Kellyanne for Melbourne City Wrestling's November 14th show... Megan Kate retained the New Zealand Women's Championship against Britenay and Carmen Rose on Saturday after getting the rollup on Rose for the win. Britenay was attacked by both competitors after the match, as her knee suffered the brunt of the blows. Britenay has stated that her knee was not injured, but her shin is going to keep her out of action for a while... Shazza McKenzie defeated Harley Wonderland in a No Disqualification match on Saturday

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Results 

October 14: CZW Dojo Wars (Blackwood, NJ) – Brittany Blake d Eddy Blackwater; Penelope Ford d Nick Berk

October 15: NXT Live (Cocoa, FL) – Bayley d Cameron; Asuka & Gionna Daddio d Emma & Eva Marie

October 15: WWE's Thursday Night Smackdown (Cincinnati, OH) – Charlotte d Alicia Fox 

October 16: Hikaru Shida Produce (Tokyo, Japan) – MIZUKI & SAKI d Konami & Sayaka Obihiro; Sakura Hirota d Gabaiji-chan; Ryo Mizunami vs Syuri - time limit draw; Hikaru Shida, Toru Owashi & Yako Fujigasaki d Arisa Nakajima, Jun Kasai & Rina Yamashita

October 16: Swiss Wrestling Entertainment (Bern, Switzerland) – Laura Wellings vs Moxie - No Contest

October 16: SMASH Wrestling (Toronto, Ontario) – Courtney Rush d Penelope Ford 

October 16: CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) – Amapola, Dalys & Tiffany d Estrellita, La Vaquerita & Marcela 

October 16: Maryland Championship Wrestling (Felton, DE) – Mickie James(c) d Amber Rodriguez, Kennadi Brink & Kimber Lee 

October 16: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Covina, CA) – Io Shirai(c) d Mia Yim; Mayu Iwatani d Nicole Savoy; Hiroyo Matsumoto & Kellie Skater d Kairi Hojo & Kahmora; Santana Garrett & Melina d Hudson Envy & Thunder Rosa; Act Yasukawa, Kyoko Kimura & Kris Wolf d Datura, Brittany Wonder & Shayna Baszler

October 16: Absolute Intense Wrestling's "Big Trouble in Little Cleveland" (Cleveland, OH) – Candice LeRae d Cedric Alexander

October 16: Producciones Sanchez (Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl, Estado de México, México) – Felina Metalica & Stephanie Vaquer d Lady Maravilla & Reina Dorada; Goya Kong & Nino Hamburguesa d Carta Brava Jr. & Taya Valkyrie 

October 16: Insane Championship Wrestling’s “Where The Buffalo Roam”(Liverpool, England) – Toni Storm d Nikki Storm

October 16: NXT Live (Tampa, FL) – Asuka, Athena & Carmella d Cameron, Emma & Peyton Royce; Bayley d Eva Marie

October 16: IWA Mid-South (Clarksville, IN) – Nate Webb & Randi West d Joseph Schwartz & Thunderkitty

October 16: WWE Live (Merida, Yucatan, Mexico) – Becky Lynch, Charlotte & Paige d Naomi, Sasha Banks & Tamina

October 16: Marvelous (Saitama, Japan) – Mima Shimoda d Aki Shizuku; Chigusa Nagayo & Takumi Iroha d Dump Matsumoto & Yumiko Hotta; Megumi Yabushita d Renee Michelle; Alex Lee d Davienne; Chikayo Nagashima, KAORU & Tomoko Watanabe d MIZUKI, Ray & SAKI

October 16: WWE's Main Event (Cincinnati, OH) – Brie Bella & Nikki Bella d Tamina & Naomi 

October 16: Game Changer Wrestling (Manville, NJ) – Deonna Purrazzo d Ariela Nyx

October 17: Snakepit Pro Wrestling (Pooraka, Australia) – Miss Fortune def. Matt Hayter via DQ; Ashlee Taylor & Kris Taylor d Doc Kinkaid & Izzy Shaw

October 17: TXT (Puebla, Mexico) – Rossy Moreno d Lady Apache

October 17: Border City Wrestling (Windsor, Ontario) – Bryan Castle & Lisa Marie Vachon d Joe Coleman & Taeler Hendrix

October 17: MAX Lucha Libre (Región de O'Higgins, Chile) – Jahmal (c) d Grizzly and Tifanny; Alison & Nikki d Domina & Illyria

October 17: Proving Ground Pro (Havana, IL) – Thunderkitty d Randi West 

October 17: Southern Fried Championship Wrestling (Monroe, GA) – Pandora d Cody McCulley

October 17: International Wrestling Cartel (Elizabeth, PA) – Ray Lyn d Angel Dust; Britt Baker d Marti Belle 

October 17: NXT Live (Orlando, FL) – Asuka & Gionna Daddio d Emma & Eva Marie; Bayley, Finn Balor, Aiden English & Simon Gotch d Alexa Bliss, Blake, Murphy & Tye Dillinger

October 17: WWE Live (Mexico City, Mexico) – Charlotte, Becky Lynch & Paige d Naomi, Sasha Banks & Tamina 

October 17: East Coast Wrestling Association (Woodbury Heights, NJ) – Deonna Purrazzo d Miranda Vionette; Brittany Blake d Terra Calaway; Kennadi Brink d Savannah Evans; Tessa Blanchard d Daysia Danielle; Deonna Purrazzo d Brittany Blake; Tessa Blanchard d Kennadi Brink; Deonna Purrazzo d Tessa Blanchard 

October 17: AAA (Tamaulipas, Mexico) – Faby Apache, Magnífico & Pimpinela Escarlata d Giga, Imagen de Oro & Taya Valkyrie

October 17: NWA Smoky Mountain (Elizabethton, TN) – Kaela (c) d Saradox

October 17: World League Wrestling (Troy, MO) – Paloma Starr d Monica Passeri

October 17: Ice Ribbon (Tokyo, Japan) – Manami Toyota d Neko Nitta; Risa Sera d Rina Yamashita; Misaki Ohata & Yuuka d Nanae Takahashi & Tsukushi; Ryo Mizunami d Maruko Nagasaki; Hiroe Nagahama & Syuri d Makoto & Maya Yukihi; 235, Kyuri, Yosuke Santa Maria & Miyako Matsumoto d Hamuko Hoshi, Mochi Miyagi, Nene Mugen Dai & Shinobu; Arisa Nakajima & Tsukasa Fujimoto d Aoi Kizuki(c) & Kayoko Haruyama(c)

October 17: Chaotic Wrestling (Stoneham, MA) – Alexxis d Mistress Belmont(c)

October 17: Insane Championship Wrestling (Norfolk, England) – Davey Boy, Nikki Storm, Roy Knight & Zak Knight d BT Gunn, Chris Renfrew, Kay Lee Ray & Stevie Boy 

October 17: Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling (Vancouver, British Columbia) – Nicole Matthews d Tony Baroni

October 17: International Catch Wrestling Alliance (Laval, France) – Morgane Leigh d Kira 

October 17: Newcastle Pro Wrestling (Charlestown, Newcastle, Australia) – Shazza McKenzie d Harley Wonderland; Jessica Troy & Charli Evans vs Jessica Troy - draw 

October 17: WWE Live (Lubbock, TX) – Natalya d Nikki Bella 

October 17: OZ Academy (Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan) – Kayoko Haruyama d Sakura Hirota; Mayumi Ozaki & Yumi Ohka d Dynamite Kansai & Hikaru Shida; Aja Kong d Kaho Kobayashi; Sonoko Kato d Aja Kong; Kaori Yoneyama & Tsubasa Kuragaki d AKINO & Kagetsu 

October 17: Michinoku Pro Wrestling (Tokyo, Japan) – Yapper Man 1, Yapper Man 2 & Yapper Man 3 d Ayumu Gunji, Eagles Mask & Ryo Mizunami

October 17: FutureShock Wrestling (Greater Manchester, England) – Henry T. Grodd, Noah & Penny Dreadful d Ashton Smith, Lana Austin & Soner Dursun

October 17: Remix Pro Wrestling’s “Throwdown for the Pound 12: Homeward Bound” (Marietta, OH) – Kimber Lee d Heidi Lovelace

October 18: WWE Live (Abilene, TX) – Natalya d Nikki Bella 

October 18: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan) – Keiko Aono d Jenny Rose; Kaoru Ito & Kyoko Inoue d Meiko Tanaka d Sareee 

October 18: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Tokyo, Japan) – Ayako Hamada d Mika Iida; Kayoko Haruyama & Tsubasa Kuragaki d Misaki Ohata & Ryo Mizunami; Mika Iida & Sakura Hirota vs Ayako Hamada & Yuu Yamagata - time limit draw; Yuki Miyazaki d Moeka  Haruhi; Hikaru Shida d Asuka Oki; Kaho Kobayashi d Fairy Nipponbashi; Yumi Ohka d Hiroe Nagahama

October 18: K-DOJO (Chiba, Japan) – Bambi, Kaji Tomato & Shiori Asahi d DOUKI, Kotaro Yoshino & Ricky Fuji

October 18: DDT (Tokyo, Japan) – Miyu Yamashita & Erin d Syoko Nakajima & Yuka Sakazaki

October 18: ATTACK! Pro Wrestling (Bristol, England) – Mike Bird, Ramses & Super Santos Sr. d Chris Brookes, Luchadora The Explorer & Kid Lykos

October 18: Atlanta Wrestling Entertainment (Atlanta, GA) – Ashton Starr & Dementia D'Rose d Gabby Gilbert & Luscious Latasha

October 18: WWE Live (Monterrey, Mexico) – Becky Lynch, Charlotte & Paige d Naomi, Sasha Banks & Tamina

October 18: Ice Ribbon (Gifu, Japan) – Sawako Shimono d Maruko Nagasaki; Silueta & Maya Yukihi d Kyuri & Mari Anne; Risa Sera d 235; Hamuko Hoshi & Mochi Miyagi d Miyako Matsumoto & Papillon Akemi; Tsukushi & Yuuka d Konami & Rina Yamashita; Tsukasa Fujimoto d Neko Nitta 

October 18: Insane Championship Wrestling (Sheffield, England) – New Age Kliq Chris Renfrew, Kay Lee Ray & Stevie Boy d Davey Boy, Grado & Nikki Storm

October 18: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Baldwin Park, CA) – Santana Garrett d Kris Wolf; Cheerleader Melissa(c) d Shayna Baszler; Kairi Hojo & Melina Perez d Hudson Envy & Mia Yim; Io Shirai(c) & Mayu Iwatani (c) d Hiroyo Matsumoto & Kellie Skater; Act Yasukawa, Kyoko Kimura & Thunder Rosa d Brittany Wonder, Datura & Nicole Savoy

October 18: Target Wrestling (Carlisle, England) – Bete Noire d Kasey Owens, Destiny & Carmel Jacob

October 19: WWE's Monday Night RAW (Dallas, TX) – Alicia Fox & Nikki Bella d Naomi & Sasha Banks; Charlotte d Brie Bella 

October 20: JWP (Tokyo, Japan) – Arisa Nakajima & Tsukasa Fujimoto d Sareee & Rabbit Miu; Meiko Tanaka d Yako Fujigasaki; Hanako Nakamori d KAZUKI; Ryo Mizunami d Rydeen Hagane; Command Bolshoi & Sawako Shimono d Kagetsu & Leon; Kayoko Haruyama d Kaori Yoneyama 

Upcoming

October 23: Fight Club: PRO (Wolverhampton, England) – Chris Brookes vs Nixon Newell

October 23: Global Force Wrestling (Las Vegas, NV) – Mickie James vs Christina Von Eerie vs Lei’D Tapa; Amber Gallows

October 23: Pure Wrestling Association (Guelph, Ontario) – KC Spinelli vs Danyah

October 23: Ring of Honor (Kalamazoo, MI) – Leah Von Dutch vs Crazy Mary Dobson 

October 24: Southside Wrestling Entertainment (Stevenage, England) – Kay Lee Ray(c) & Jimmy Havoc(c) vs Nixon Newell & El Ligero; Rosita vs Toni Storm

October 24: Gold Rush Pro Wrestling (Pacifica, CA) – Cheerleader Melissa(c) vs Thunder Rosa

October 24: Southcoast Wrestling (Poole, England) – Jinny Couture vs Lana Austin

October 24: CSF Wrestling (Bridgwater, Somerset, England) – Leva Bates vs Pollyanna

October 24: New York Wrestling Connection (Deer Park, NY) – Willow Nightingale vs Marti Belle 

October 24: Tokyo Joshi Pro (Tokyo, Japan) – Akane Miura vs Miya Yamashita 

October 24: Pure Wrestling Association (Kitchener, Ontario) – Beautiful Beaa(c) vs Alexia Nicole

October 24: Lancaster Championship Wrestling (Lancaster, PA) – Mandy Leon vs Deonna Purrazzo

October 25: SENDAI Girls (Miyagi, Japan)

October 25: JWP (Tokyo, Japan) – Hikaru Shida vs Yako Fujigasaki; Kagetsu vs Rabbit Miu; Hanako Nakamori & Makoto vs KAZUKI & Sakura Hirota; Rydeen Hagane vs Misaki Ohata; Kayoko Haruyama & Tsubasa Kuragaki vs Arisa Nakajima & Tsukasa Fujimoto; Command Bolshoi vs Leon

October 25: IPW: UK (Swanley, Kent, England) – Jimmy Havoc & Jinny vs Scott Star & Tennessee Honey

October 25: Anarchy Championship Wrestling’s “Beyond Good & Evil” (Austin, TX) – Jessica James vs Angel Blue vs Solo Darling vs Jojo Bravo(c)

October 25: WWE’s Hell In A Cell (Los Angeles, CA) – Nikki Bella vs Charlotte(c)

October 25: OZ Academy (Tokyo, Japan) – TBD vs Mayumi Ozaki(c); Hikaru Shida, Kaori Yoneyama & Tsubasa Kuragaki vs AKINO, Kaho Kobayashi & Sonoko Kato; Aja Kong & Dynamite Kansai vs Manami Toyota & Sakura Hirota; Hiroyo Matsumoto vs Rina Yamashita; Kagetsu vs Yumi Ohka

October 25: Kamikaze Pro Wrestling (Stechford, Birmingham, England) – Shanna vs Nixon Newell vs Toni Storm

October 25: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan) – Io Shirai & Kairi Hojo vs Hiroyo Matsumoto & Santana Garrett; Mayu Iwatani & Starlight Kid vs Momo Watanabe & Kaori Yoneyama; Act Yasukawa & Kris Wolf vs Holidead & Alex Lee; La Rosa Negra vs Datura; Azumi vs Hiromi Mimura

October 25: JWP (Tokyo, Japan) – Kayoko Haruyama & Tsubasa Kuragaki vs Arisa Nakajima & Tsukasa Fujimoto; Rydeen Hagane vs Misaki Ohata; Command Bolshoi vs Leon

October 26: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Tokyo, Japan)

October 30: Fierce Females (Glasgow, Scotland) – Viper(c) vs Bete Noire; Sammii Jayne vs Debbie Sharp; Leah Owens vs Kasey Owens; Carmel Jacob; Lana Austin; Ruby Summers; Sara-Marie Taylor

October 30: Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling (Surrey, British Columbia) – Nicole Matthews vs Shayna Baszler

October 30: Global Force Wrestling (Norfolk, England) – Mickie James vs Toni Storm 

October 30: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Tokyo, Japan) – Meiko Tanaka vs Yuuka; Hiroe Nagahama vs Kaori Yoneyama; Ayako Hamada & Yuu Yamagata vs Tsubasa Kuragaki & Kayoko Haruyama; Yumi Ohka & Natsu Sumire vs Ryo Mizunami & Mika Iida 

October 30: Pro Wrestling 4 U (Newcastle-Under-Lyme, England) – Violet Vendetta vs Laura Jane

October 31: Preston City Wrestling (Preston, England) – Mickie James & Magnus vs Viper & The Grim Reaper

October 31: Shropshire Wrestling Alliance (Telford, England) – Leva Bates vs Nixon Newell

November 1: Progress Wrestling (London, England) – Elizabeth & Jinny Couture vs Toni Storm & Pollyanna

November 1: Xtreme Wrestling Alliance (Providence, RI) – Kimber Lee, Brian Fury & Julian Starr & vs Maria Kanellis, Mike Bennett & Matt Taven

November 1: Inspire Pro Wrestling’s “Taggcade” (Austin, TX) – Veda Scott(c) vs TBD

November 1: JWP (Tokyo, Japan) – Kayoko Haruyama & Tsubasa Kuragaki vs Kaori Yoneyama & TBA

November 3: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)

November 3: Marvelous (Oyama, Japan)

November 3: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Tokyo, Japan)

November 4: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Tokyo, Japan)

November 5: AAA (Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico) – Goya Kong, Maravilla & Pimpinela Escarlata vs La Hiedra, Lady Shani & Mamba

November 6: AAW (Merrionette Park, IL) – Heidi Lovelace; Allysin Kay 

November 7: DREAMWAVE Wrestling (LaSalle, IL) – Zahra Schreiber, Brubaker, Arik Cannon, Donovan Danhausen & Ruff Crossing vs Marshe Rockett, Prince Mustafa Ali, Waylon, Mike Hartenbower & Darin Corbin

November 8: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)

November 8: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Kawasaki, Japan)

November 12: SENDAI Girls (Tokyo, Japan)

November 14: Vicious Outcast Wrestling (Connellsville, PA) – Ashley America vs Samantha Starr(c)

November 14: Melbourne City Wrestling (Thornbury, Victoria, Australia) – Evie vs Kellyanne 

November 14: Jersey All Pro Wrestling (Rahway, NJ) – Candice LeRae & Joey Ryan vs Heidi Lovelace & Chris Dickinson

November 15: Lucky Pro Wrestling (Hudson, MA) – Jessicka Havok; Tessa Blanchard; Taeler Hendrix; Tequila Rose; Nikki Valentine; Alexxis Nevaeh

November 15: OZ Academy (Tokyo, Japan)

November 15: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Osaka, Japan)

November 15: Anarchy Championship Wrestling’s 2015 Lone Star Classic (Austin, TX)

November 20: SENDAI Girls (Miyagi, Japan)

November 20: VALKYRIE Women’s Professional Wrestling (Williamstown, NJ) – Sumie Sakai & TBA vs Kacee Carlisle & TBA; La Rosa Negra; Jessie Brooks; Kimber Lee; Nyla; Angel Dust; Lexia Avery; Aja Perera; Davienne

November 20: JWP/ DIANA (Tokyo, Japan) – Kyoko Inoue vs Kayoko Haruyama

November 21: Combat Zone Wrestling/ Women Superstars Uncensored (Voorhees, NJ)

November 21: Ohio Valley Wrestling (Louisville, KY) – Rebel

November 22: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Sendai, Miyagi, Japan)

November 22: World Women’s Wrestling (Beverly, MA) – Davienne vs Ariel; Sumie Sakai vs TBA; Mistress Belmont & Alexxis Nevaeh vs Nikki Valentine & Vanity Vixsen; Toxis vs TBA; Deonna Purrazzo 

November 23: SENDAI Girls (Hakata, Fukuoka, Japan)

November 25: SEAdLINNNG (Tokyo, Japan) – Aja Kong & Nanae Takahashi vs Amazing Kong & Yumiko Hotta

November 28: Premier Wrestling (Gilroy, CA) – Kahmora vs Nicole Savoy vs Kikyo Nakamura vs Raze

November 28: Marvelous (Kanagawa, Japan)

November 29: Queens of Combat (Winston-Salem, NC) – Heidi Lovelace vs Candice LeRae vs Allysin kay vs Barbi Hayden; Brandi Wine vs Amanda Rodriguez; Madison Rayne vs Rebel; Jessicka Havok vs TBD; Santana Garrett vs TBD; Taeler Hendrix vs TBD; Tessa Blanchard vs TBD

November 29: OZ Academy (Nagoya, Japan)

November 29: JWP (Tokyo, Japan)

December 4: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Tokyo, Japan)

December 6: JWP (Miyagi, Japan)

December 6: Destiny World Wrestling (Mississauga, Ontario) – Heidi Lovelace vs TBA

December 11: SHINE 31 (Ybor City, FL)

December 12: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Yokohama, Japan)

December 13: OZ Academy (Tokyo, Japan)

December 20: Marvelous (Tokyo, Japan)

December 23: JWP (Tokyo, Japan)

December 23: World Wonder Ring STARDOM’s “YEAREND CLIMAX 2015″ (Tokyo, Japan)

December 26: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Tokyo, Japan)

December 27: JWP (Tokyo, Japan)

December 27: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Kawasaki, Japan)

December 27: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Tokyo, Japan)

December 28: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Tokyo, Japan)

December 31: Ice Ribbon’s “RibbonMania” (Tokyo, Japan) – Neko Nitta vs TBA

January 10: OZ Academy (Tokyo, Japan)

January 17: OZ Academy (Okinawa, Japan)

January 17: SENDAI Girls (Miyagi, Japan)

January 31: JWP (Tokyo, Japan)

February 14: SENDAI Girls (Osaka, Japan)

April 1: Queens of Combat (Dallas, TX)

April 1-3: WWN Live Experience (Dallas, TX)

April 2: SHIMMER Women Athletes (Dallas, TX)

May 4: Ice Ribbon’s 10th Anniversary (Yokohama, Japan)

October 22: East Coast Wrestling Association’s 3rd Annual Super 8 ChickFight (Woodbury Heights, NJ)

-Ciara Reid

-Data collated from (but not limited to) Cagematch, PuroLove, Dramatic DDT, Luchablog, Wrestle Ropes UK, Wrestling Observer, PWInsider, NHB Girls, Battle News, Lords Of Pain, North Starz, Indy Power Rankings, Australian Indy Wrestling, SoCal Uncensored

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