So many things transpired over in Japan this past weekend, and it is overwhelming. One competitor elected to wrestle her last at Korakuen Hall, while another announced their absence from the sport, and another competitor decided that their retirement would coincide at the end of the year. In the midst of all that, titles changed hands and were retained. Serena Deeb officially retired from professional wrestling in the main event of REINA's show on Friday, as she wrestled Syuri one final time. It was announced back in June that Deeb would be returning to the promotion for her retirement match, choosing the former REINA World Champion as her opponent. The announcement came out of nowhere, as Deeb has not competed in the ring since the one-hour broadway with Ivelisse last June for the SHINE Championship. Both competitors fought to a time-limit draw, with Ivelisse retaining the title at SHINE 20 – Deeb was scheduled to take on Ivelisse in an anticipated rematch for the belt at SHINE 21. The match was dropped and rebooked, as Deeb was injured and not medically cleared to compete; Ivelisse fought the winner of the number one contender Four Corner Survival match instead, in Nevaeh. 

Serena Deeb's post on Facebook: 

"Tomorrow I wrestle at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo. This will be my final match. I have opted to peacefully and humbly close my career, with the deep honor & respect that I was brought up with. I infinitely thank OVW for raising me in such a way in this business- it is a lost art.

I am so grateful to every person who I have formed memories with over the past 10 years. So many of you are my family.

I fell in love with pro wrestling when I was very young. I experienced many incredible moments, as well as countless heartbreaks. I got to have my Wrestlemania moment in front of 72,000 people. I have been blessed with 7 trips to Japan & I have chosen to close this chapter of my life in this beautiful country.

There is no remorse in this decision. I have simply grown. I love you all. Thank you."

Serena Deeb chose to end her career in Japan as opposed to in the United States or anywhere else for that matter. Since the first time she traveled over to the country, Deeb has experienced nothing but success in Japan, whether it be through victories or highly praised performances – it's long been said that going to Japan has brought out a more intense and focused side of Deeb, which she credited herself. Making her Japanese debut on January 29, 2011, against Syuri for SMASH, Deeb was invited back to work for the promotion and became undefeated. Picking up additional wins over Makoto, Syuri, Kana, and Tomoka Nakagawa in the first round of the SMASH Diva Championship tournament, Deeb suffered her first loss in the promotion, as she lost to Kana in the finals of the title tournament. 

Serena would lose the title to Syuri on September 18th before heading back to the United States; Syuri would go onto hold the WNC Women's Championship through the promotion's folding and become the final champion, making her last defense last September against Makoto as the title was retired. In an interview with Dirty Dirty Sheets back in 2011, Serena Deeb praised Syuri, calling the then-up-and-comer "awesome." From there, it was evident that Deeb had taken a liking to Syuri and over time they formed a friendship. To this day, Deeb's matches with Kana and Syuri are considered some of the best matches of her ten-year career. So it's completely understandable that she would choose a woman that she believes gave her one of her best matches to be a part of her send-off. 

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Kayoko Haruyama lost the JWP Openweight Championship to Command Bolshoi in the main event of Saturday's show at Shinjuku FACE. Haruyama lost in her second title defense as champion, as Bolshoi won the match with the Limelight to become the Openweight Championship for a second time in a fifteen-year window. That is correct, Command Bolshoi has not held the title in over a decade. Back on August 6, 2000, she defeated Ran Yu-Yu for the championship, ending her 525-day reign. After a seven-month reign, Bolshoi would lose the title to Azumi Hyuga in February. This is not the first time Bolshoi hasn't caught gold in an extended period it took her eight years to win her fourth JWP Tag Team Championship and Daily Sports Women's Tag Team Championship in 2009. She has since won the titles two additional times with Arisa Nakajima and Kyoko Kimura, but shots at the Openweight Title have come as frequent. 

She last challenged for the title back in July of 2013, as she took on Arisa Nakajima at Pure Violence Road .13. The match was contested for Nakajima's strap and the REINA-CMLL International Championship, held by Bolshoi, as Nakajima won the match and both titles. Command has chosen Mayumi Ozaki for her first title defense at the annual Plum Mariko Memorial show at Korakuen Hall on August 16th, that show will include Nakajima taking on Tsukasa Fujimoto. Also, Kayoko Haruyama announced her retirement after seventeen years in the sport. The now-former JWP Openweight Champion's last match will be the promotion's year-end show, "Climax" on December 27th. 

Never say never – It was announced during a press conference last Friday that Io Shirai and Mio Shirai will team up one final time for World Wonder Ring STARDOM's July 26th Korakuen Hall show. The announcement came as a surprise, as Mio had dismissed the idea of teaming up with her younger sister for her retirement show in September – or ever. Quite frankly it's bittersweet that the siblings will be able to work alongside one another one more time. Io shared the ring with her older sister for the main event of her self-produced show back in February, which was sponsored by Ice Ribbon, Pro Wrestling WAVE, and UNION. The marquee match-up marked the first time in three years that the estranged siblings had competed in the same bout. 

The Shirai's opponents were announced on Friday, though it would been interesting to see if the promotion was bringing in outside talent to work the one-time matchup. Likely candidates would have been Syuri, Hikaru Shida, the Jumonji Sisters (DASH Chisako & Sendai Sachiko) – Expecting an appearance from Kana is out the door, though she is currently a freelance competitor and would bring it full circle. It would be Kana's first and most likely only appearance for the promotion, as she has never worked for STARDOM – it's been claimed that it's due to her falling out with Nanae Takahashi years ago as the reason. 

However, the chances of booking Kana for the one-time appearance are slim, as Kana has announced an indefinite hiatus from the sport following her self-produce in September. It was reported that the former JWP Openweight Champion had elected to retire, which turned out to be incorrect. After a heap of websites reported the mistranslated news, Kana clarified her decision during a press conference on Thursday. She stated that she will continue wrestling her scheduled dates leading up to her next KANAProMania event at the Korakuen Hall on September 15th, as she will be wrestling on the show. Kana is not retiring from professional wrestling, instead taking an extended break from it. The announcement puts a damper on the upcoming planned festivities for SHIMMER's tenth anniversary weekend in October, fans outright expected Kana to be a part of the Joshi contingent at the Olympic Theatre in Cicero, Illinois on that Saturday; she did not address the reason for the decision and a timetable for return was not given. 

The Shirais formed "Triple Tails" with Kana in 2010, their first match as a collective was in the main event of NEO Ladies' June 19th show, as they defeated Hikaru Shida, Yoshiko Tamura, and Ayumi Kurihara. From there, the affiliation brought about their debut in SMASH (not to be confused with the Canadian promotion). Kana re-emerged in the promotion as the leader of the stable following her loss to Tajiri back in December; on January 29, 2011, Triple Tails made their first appearance in SMASH and attacked Makoto and Yusuke Kodama after their matches, but were chased out of the ring both times by Tajiri. The trio is most notably recognized for their six-woman tag team match against Syuri, Makoto, and Serena Deeb, which took place back on April 30, 2011, at Smash.16. The match has 213, 352 views on YouTube and is often considered a favorite amongst fans of Joshi Puroresu. It was one of the first matches that helped familiarize myself with Io and Mio 

It was announced in July that Io was embarking on a singles career and would be making her final appearance as a member of the group at their third self-produced show in September. Mio and Kana would go on as a team, renamed "Triple Tails.S" and Io joined STARDOM. In April of 2013, Shirai and Kana captured the WAVE Tag Team Championship from Misaki Ohata and Tsukasa Fujimoto. They made it to one title defense, retaining against Fujimoto and Sakura Hirota before losing the titles to Hikaru Shida and Yumi Ohka in July. Io went on to become STARDOM's first Grand Slam Champion, winning all the promotion's singles and tag team titles. Mio has experienced her success outside of Triple Tails and is currently walking around with three championships; she and Kana officially disbanded the partnership last May as part of their final produced event together, where Shirai and Kayoko Haruyama were defeated by Kana and Arisa Nakajima in the main event. However, that "dream match" of the Shirais going up against Kana and a partner, perhaps Hanako Nakamori won't happen before Mio's retirement and Kana's final performance for now. The current holder of the REINA World Championship has stated that after ten years of wrestling, she wanted to try something new while dismissing rumors of being pregnant. 

Io and Mio Shirai will be taking on Hiroyo Matsumoto and the other co-holder of the Goddesses of STARDOM Titles, Mayu Iwatani. On Saturday, Thunder Rock made their second successful title defense against Chelsea and Cheerleader Melissa. Shirai picked up the win with a Capture German Suplex on Chelsea. Star Fire's next title defense as High Speed Champion was added to the lineup for July 26th, she will defend the strap against Oedo Tai's stablemate, Kris Wolf. Back on July 4th, Wolf issued her challenge for the title and it was later booked. Rounding out this month's big show, Momo Watanabe and Azumi will take on Kaori Yoneyama and Hatsuhinode Kamen, Cheerleader Melissa and Chelsea will be a part of an international talent showcase, as they take on Nikki Storm and Hudson Envy. Kairi Hojo will be defending the World of STARDOM Championship for a second time this month, as she retained the title against Takumi Iroha two weeks ago; she will face Meiko Satomura in the headliner. 

Also announced during the press conference on Friday were more matches for this Sunday's show. The promotion had already announced that Io Shirai would be defending the Wonder of STARDOM Title against Nikki Storm in a rematch, as Io defeated Storm in the decision match for the vacant belt in May. Cheerleader Melissa's ongoing feud with Hudson Envy over in California-based promotion, Alternative Wrestling Show will be featured on the card. The former SHIMMER Champion will be going up against the current AWS Women's Champion on the show, this time it will be under non-title contention. Their previous encounters, three in total, have resulted in Envy retaining the AWS Women's Title twice through disqualification. Their recent confrontation ended in a time-limit draw, despite the promotion booking a No Disqualification, Falls Count Anywhere match, with Melina acting as the special guest referee. The majority of it was spent on the outside of the ring, as Hudson's forehead was opened up through an array of chair shots from Cheerleader Melissa. 

Neither competitor was capable of scoring the winning pinfall and Hudson retained due to the draw. This time around, their animosity will paint the walls at Osaka World Museum; there is no guarantee this match will be contained in the ring, as it's been proven in the past that both competitors rather utilize their environment for the benefit of each other's torture than have a clean fight. Alternative Wrestling Show has announced a hiatus during the holiday season, as their September show will be their last until further notice. The promotion has not announced a rematch for the AWS Women's Championship for any of the upcoming shows, as this non-title bout could be the end of the feud. Also on Sunday, Reo Hazuki and Mayu Iwatani will be taking on Kairi Hojo and Chelsea, Hatsuhinode Kamen will take on Star Fire and Kris Wolf will take on Azumi and Momo Watanabe. 

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WWE

Charlotte, Becky Lynch, and Sasha Banks made their main roster debuts on Monday Night RAW, which turned out to be the highlight of the entire show. Stephanie McMahon introduced Charlotte and Lynch first, aligning them with Paige and Banks last, aligned with Naomi and Tamina; all done to dispute Nikki Bella's claims of not having enough competition. The "revolution" received coverage from Rolling Stone magazine and WWE officials were said to be "thrilled" with how the segment was handled and pleased with the outcome, according to PWInsider. Rumors had been going around that Charlotte and Sasha were being called up to aid Paige in her feud against the Bellas and Alicia Fox. However, PWInsider confirmed that Banks and Charlotte were scheduled for RAW, as all the women brawled in the ring; the segment ended with the NXT Divas locking in their respective submissions on Team Bella... Total Diva's second week in its new time slot saw an increase in viewership. The episode drew in 1.031 million viewers, topping last week's 975,000 viewers... Chelsea Green suffered an ankle injury during Tough Enough's challenge yesterday and was tended to by on-site medical staff. Green joined the cast of Tough Enough last week after Dianna Dahlgren dropped out of the competition. So far, Dahlgren, Daria Berenato, and Gabi Castrovinci (last week) have been eliminated... Eva Marie's in-ring debut for NXT will be taped tonight at Full Sail University and featured on next week's episode 

TNA

Brooke became Knockouts Champion for a third time on last night's Impact Wrestling, dethroning Taryn Terrell. Gail Kim took out Jade and Marti Bell at ringside, which gave Brooke the opening to hit the Butterface Maker on Terrell for the championship

North America

SMASH Wrestling has announced the teams for this year's CANUSA Classic on September 13th in Toronto, Ontario. Representing the United States will be Sassy Stephie, Allysin Kay, Jessicka Havok, Kimber Lee, and Cherry Bomb; Courtney Rush, Xandra Bale, Jennifer Blake, Nicole Matthews, Vanessa Kraven, and Portia Perez will be a part of Team Canada. Already announced for the show is the anticipated clash between The Kimber Bombs and the Canadian NINJAS... Roni Nicole won the GOUGE Ladies Championship from Jennifer Blaze last Saturday in Raleigh, North Carolina... Renee Michelle's next ECWA Women's Title defense will be this Saturday, as she defends against the debuting Brittany Blake... Kimber Lee will be taking on Heidi Lovelace for Beyond Wrestling's "Americana" on July 26th at Fete Music in Providence, Rhode Island... The card for SHINE 28 is completed, as more matches were added joining the two pre-announced title matches; Santana Garrett will be defending the SHINE Championship against former champion, Ivelisse. The SHINE Tag Team Titles will also be on the line, Marti Belle and Jayme Jameson will be challenging Kimber Lee and Cherry Bomb. Vanessa Kraven's issued challenge to Jessicka Havok has been accepted, Leva Bates will take on Amber Gallows, Su Yung will be taking on Tracy Taylor, Mia Yim will take on Allysin Kay, La Rosa Negra will go up against Malia Hosaka and Renee Michelle will take on Ms. Rachel... A six-woman tag team match is on the card for Maryland Championship Wrestling's July 18th show, Veda Scott, Kimber Lee, and Amber Rodriguez will be taking on Velvet Sky, Angelina Love, and Madison Rayne... Santana Garrett successfully defended the NWA World Women's Championship against Melanie Cruise for Global Force Wrestling's show on Thursday in Appleton, Wisconsin. The company held shows in Erie, Pennsylvania where Cherry Bomb defeated Taeler Hendrix, and in Lake County, Ohio, with Allysin Kay defeating Sumie Sakai. Christina Von Eerie has been announced for the promotion's July 24th tapings in Las Vegas. Advertised alongside Mickie James, the taping will be the start of the women's title tournament, as Von Eerie will take on James and Lei'D Tapa... Nicole Matthews lost the ECCW Championship to Artemis Spencer on Sunday as part of the Fatal Four-Way Ladder match; Spencer's NWA Canadian Championship was also on the line in the match against Matthews, Ethan HD, and Billy Suede. Spencer retained his title, and Matthews practically had the match won, but was sent through a ladder set up in the corner via a Powerbomb from Shayna Baszler. Nicole wrestled twice on last Saturday's Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling show in Vancouver. She fended off Nick Price in a non-title match on the show; in the main event, she retained the ECCW Championship against Bishop, picking up her seventh title defense... The VOW Vixens Championship match ended in a disqualification win for "Crazy" Mary Dobson on Sunday in Connellsville, Pennsylvania, as Samantha Heights retained the title as a result... Athena regained the AIW Women's Championship from Veda Scott on Friday in Cleveland, Ohio in the second match of "Absolution X." The show also included Candice LeRae working against Louis Lyndon, Cedric Alexander, Flip Kendrick, ACH, and Tyler Thomas. LeRae suffered an injury to her knee during the match; her knee thudded on the steps after hitting a Moonsault from the top rope to the outside onto Lyndon, as LeRae was seen clinching her knee. As a result, she was replaced in the Lone Star Women's Title match in Pasadena, Texas on Sunday, as Barbi Hayden successfully retained against Ivelisse and Kenzie Sykes( LeRae's replacement)... Kacee Carlisle is still Queen of Valkyrie Champion after overcoming Kimber Lee in the main event of Thursday's show, picking up her sixth title defense. Sumie Sakai and Carlisle got into a scuffle after the match, as the titleholder refused to give Sakai another shot at the title after her match against Jessie Brooks on the show ended in a time-limit draw. Carlisle has challenged Sakai to a tag team match at the next show, both competitors will choose their partners. Lexia Avery (Miss Diss Lexia) defeated Davienne in a Texas Bull Rope match via referee stoppage. Hania defeated Ashley America in the opener of the show, La Rosa Negra bested Renee Michelle, Savannah Evans lost to J Cruz, Nyla defeated Nikki Addams and Angel Dust defeated Deonna Purrazzo... Courtney Rush's lengthy reign with the Acclaim Pro Wrestling Women's strap ended last weekend, as Xandra Bale defeated the titleholder and Jody D'Milo for the APW Women's Championship... Insane – Santana Garrett has racked up her twenty-fifth title defense as NWA World Women's Champion; she retained against Samantha Slides for Revolution Pro's show on Saturday. The title defense marked Garrett's first trip to Canada

Japan

Aoi Kizuki's first title defense as ICE Cross Infinity Champion is scheduled for July 29th at the Korakuen Hall. It will be a double title match, as Kizuki defends against Mio Shirai's UNION Fly To Everywhere Championship. Last Saturday, Shirai and Tsukushi retained the International Ribbon Tag Team Titles against Kizuki and Kayoko Haruyama in the main event, Mio pinned the champion and as a result, the dual singles title match was set... Arisa Nakajima and Tsukasa Fujimoto will be going at it again, this time no titles will be on the line. The match was announced for JWP's August 16th show at Korakuen Hall... Pro Wrestling WAVE will decide the winners of their two tournaments next Monday. For starters, the 2015 Catch the WAVE has been narrowed down to the four semifinalists in Mika Iida, Hikaru Shida, Kana (leading), and Yumi Ohka. The winners of Shida-Iida and Ohka-Kana will go onto the finals of the tournament, also held on that day, as a shot at Ayako Hamada's Regina di WAVE Championship is on the line for the promotion's August 9th show at Korakuen Hall. In addition, the finals of the WAVE Young OH! OH! The tournament will be held, as Yuuka will be taking on Meiko Tanaka. The winner will receive ¥500,000 and a shot at the JWP Junior and POP Championships, currently held by Rina Yamashita. Also booked for the show, Fairy Nipponbashi, Yuu Yamagata and Chikayo Nagashima will be taking on Moeka Haruhi, Sawako Shimono, and Sakura Hirota. Kaho Kobayashi, Rina Yamashita, and Nagahama Hiroe will take on Konami, Mari Anne, and Yako Fujigasaki, Hamada will take on Yuki Miyazaki in her comeback match and Misaki Ohata and Mio Shirai will go up against Hiroyo Matsumoto and Ryo Mizunami... Kotori defeated Emi Sakura in a number one contender's match on Sunday's Gatoh Move show. As a result, Riho will defend the IWA Triple Crown Championship against Kotori in the main event of Gatoh Move's debut at Korakuen Hall on August 13th... Jenny Rose and Yumiko Hotta have challenged Jaguar Yokota and Sareee for the WWWDIANA Tag Team Championship. The titleholders accepted and the date for the match will be announced soon... Leon and Ray successfully retained the JWP Tag Team Championship and Daily Sports Women's Tag Team Titles against Rabbit Miu and Rydeen Hagane on Saturday, as Ray picked up the win with the Sky Twister on Hagane. The champions have nominated Sendai Sachiko and DASH Chisako as the next contenders for the titles; the match will happen on July 26th

Europe

Leah Owens will defend the RCW Women's Championship on September 19th for Revolution Championship Wrestling's collaborative event with British Empire Wrestling in London... Lana Austin successfully retained the FSW Women's Championship against Liberty last Sunday in Warrington, England... 

Mexico

Dalys la Caribena won the tenth-anniversary Cibernetico on Friday in Arena Mexico. She eliminated "Dark Angel" Sarah Stock last to win the match; Skadi replaced Goya Kong in the match after jumping to AAA (eliminated by Silueta), La Vaquerita (eliminated by Zeuxis), Tiffany (eliminated by Seductora), Estrellita (eliminated by Silueta), Zeuxis (eliminated by Dark Angel), Tiffany (eliminated by Marcela), Estrellita (eliminated by Amapola), Marcela & Sugehit double elimination and Amapola (eliminated by Dalys). CMLL booked the match in celebration of the tenth anniversary of its women's division... Following up on Keira beating Marcela a few weeks ago, the rematch has been booked for HUMO Estrellas Femeniles' July 26th show in Mexico City – the match will be non-title. Also on the show, Ludark Shaitan will take on Cassandra, Felina Metallica, and Chacala. Lady Sensacion, Lilith Dark, and Reyna Oscura will take on Ashly, Dulce Luna, and Krazy Star, and Big Mama and Lady Maravilla will be battling for the HUMO Femenil Championship... Yuca defeated Miss Janeth in a Mask vs Hair match on a Leyendas Inmortales show last Sunday. Yuca bested Janeth with two falls to keep her mask, the third fall of the match involved interference on both competitors' behalf. Miss Janeth got partial of her hair cut on the show, no further information if the rest was shaven backstage

Australia & New Zealand 

Kandi Luv became the new ICW Women's Champion on Saturday, as she defeated Asha Sixx, Dakota, Flame, Jasmyn, Nyx, Jade, Sofia and Tarlee in a survival challenge match

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Results 

July 1: Promociones Juniors (San Luis Potosí, México) – Faby Apache, Nino Hamburguesa & Pimpinela Escarlata d Gran Apache, Mamba & Taya Valkyrie

July 2: WWE Live (Singapur, Singapur) – Nikki Bella d Tamina 

July 3: AAA (Tampico, Tamaulipas, Mexico) – Goya Kong, Nino Hamburguesa & Octagoncito d Carta Brava Jr., Mini Abismo Negro & Taya Valkyrie

July 3: Santino Bros. Wrestling (Bell Gardens, CA) – Hoss Hogg & Robby Phoenix vs Ruby Raze & Sgt. Major - Double Count Out

July 3: WWE Live (Tokyo, Japan) – Nikki Bella d Tamina 

July 3: Hoodslam (Oakland, CA) – Brittany Wonder d Missy Highasshit; Jesus Kruze d Christina Von Eerie

July 3: Lucha Libre Femenil (Monterrey, México) – Alicia & Angelica d Tsunami & Bandida; Nahomi d Star Lady & Dama Hierro; Polly Starr & Lady Jaguar d Lady Galatic & Sirenia; Princesa Maya d Sucii Love

July 4: Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada) – Nicole Matthews d Nick Price; Nicole Matthews (c) d Bishop

July 3: Lucha Libre Femenil (Monterrey, México) – Alicia & Angelica vs Tsunami & Bandida; Sucii Love vs Princesa Maya; Lady Galatic & Sirenia vs Polly Starr & Lady Jaguar; Nahomi vs Star Lady vs Dama Hierro

July 4: WWE Live (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada) – Alicia Fox & Natalya d Cameron & Summer Rae

July 4: Tokyo Joshi Pro (Tokyo, Japan) – KANNA d Hyper Misao; Akane Miura d MIZUHO; Miyu Yamashita d Yuka Sakazaki; Ai Shimizu & Saki Akai d Nonoko & Shoko Nakajima

July 4: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Yokohama, Japan) – Kairi Hojo(c) d Takumi Iroha; Nikki Storm & Kris Wolf d Io Shirai & Reo Hazuki; Cheerleader Melissa & Chelsea d Star Fire & Thunder Rosa; Mayu Iwatani d Momo Watanabe; Kaori Yoneyama & Hatsuhinode Kamen d Haruka Kato & Azumi 

July 4: WWE Live (Tokyo, Japan) – Nikki Bella d Paige & Tamina 

July 4: Acclaim Pro Wrestling (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada) – Xandra Bale d Courtney Rush(c) & Jody D'Milo; KC Spinelli & Stu Grayson d Vanessa Kraven & Dash Bison; Angie Skye, Cecil Nyx & Shaun MacMillan d Bret MacLeod, Decker Lockhart & Michael Von Payton

July 4: K-DOJO (Kumamoto, Japan) – Gabaiji-chan & Koharu Hinata d Bambi & Roasso Kamen

July 4: Ice Ribbon (Yokohama, Japan) – Mio Shirai(c) & Tsukushi(c) d Kayoko Haruyama & Aoi Kizuki; 235 & Mochi Miyagi d Hiroe Nagahama & Kurumi; Makoto d Kyuri; Nagasaki vs Yuuka- time limit draw; Neko Nitta d Akane Fujita; Arisa Nakajima & Tsukasa Fujimoto d Yuuka & Manami Toyota; Hamuko Hoshi d Risa Sera

July 4: GOUGE Wrestling (Raleigh, NC) – Roni Nicole d Jennifer Blaze (c)

July 5: FutureShock Wrestling (Warrington, England) – Lana Austin(c) d Liberty

July 5: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan) – Meiko Tanaka d Koyuki Hayashi; Kyoko Inoue d Keiko Aono & Megumi Yabushita; Kaoru Ito d Sareee 

July 5: K-DOJO (Hakata, Fukuoka, Japan) – Bambi & Marines Mask d Koharu Hinata & Yuma 

July 5: Fusion Pro Wrestling (Los Angeles, CA) – Datura d Kid Tornado

July 5: JWP (Tokyo, Japan) – Leon d Yako Fujigasaki; Command Bolshoi d Fake Leon; Arisa Nakajima, Rabbit Miu & Rydeen Hagane d Hanako Nakamori, Kayoko Haruyama & Leon

July 5: CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) – Dark Angel, Lluvia & Princesa Sugehit d Amapola, Tiffany & Zeuxis

July 5: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Tokyo, Japan) – Sakura Hirota d Kana; Hikaru Shida d Cherry; Mika Iida d Mari Ann; Mio Shirai d Kaho Kobayashi; La Comandante, Rina Yamashita & Ryo Mizunami d Chikayo Nagashima, Yuu Yamagata & Fairy Nipponbashi; Yumi Ohka d Misaki Ohata

July 5: Gateway Grand Prix (Chico, CA) – Kikyo d Kimmy Shellhammer, Kristal Bubbles, Lilly Mae & Lisa Lace

July 5: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Tokyo, Japan) – Kana vs Yumi Ohka- time limit draw; Yuu Yamagata, Fairy Nipponbashi & Chikayo Nagashima d Misaki Ohata, Mio Shirai & Tsukasa Fujimoto; Cherry d Sakura Hirota; Hikaru Shida vs Mika Iida- time limit draw; Kaho Kobayashi d Rina Yamashita; Ryo Mizunami & Mari Anne d Hiroe Nagahama & Moeka Haruhi

July 6: WWE's Monday Night RAW (Chicago, IL) – Brie Bella d Paige 

July 7: Strictly 'Nsane Pro Wrestling (Jeffersonville, IL) – Mary Elizabeth Monroe d Miss Diss Lexia; Amazing Maria d Hayley Shadows; Delilah Reignz d Heather Owens; Samantha Heights d Kaela; "Crazy" Mary Dobson d LuFisto; Leva Bates d D'Arcy Dixon 

July 7: CMLL (Guadalajara, México) – Amapola, Dalys & Zeuxis d Dark Angel, Estrellita & Lluvia

July 8: Ohio Valley Wrestling (Louisville, KY) – Rebel d Jessie Belle

July 8: Lucha Underground (Los Angeles, CA) – Johnny Mundo, Hernandez, Jack Evans & Super Fly d Alberto El Patron, Aerostar, Sexy Star & Drago 

July 9: NXT Live (Largo, FL) – Gionna Daddio & Lina d Cassie & Jessie McKay; Sasha Banks (c) d Carmella

July 9: VALKYRIE Women's Professional Wrestling's "VALKYRIE VI: Anniversary (Woodbury Heights, NJ) – Kacee Carlisle (c) d Kimber Lee; Hania d Ashley America; La Rosa Negra d Renee Michelle; Lexia Avery d Davienne; Angel Dust d Deonna Purrazzo; Nyla d Nikki Addams; Sumie Sakai vs Jessie Brooks- time limit draw; J Cruz d Savannah Evans

July 9: WWE's Thursday Night Smackdown (Milwaukee, WI) – Alicia Fox & Brie Bella d Naomi & Tamina 

July 9: Global Force Wrestling (Appleton, WI) – Santana Garrett(c) d Melanie Cruise

July 10: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Tokyo, Japan) – Konami d Reina Isis; Maki Narumiya(c) d La Comandante; Minoru Fujita & Syuri d Ryo Mizunami & Shinobu; Makoto(c) & Rina Yamashita(c) d Alex Lee & Cat Power; Syuri d Serena Deeb

July 10: Lucky Pro Wrestling (Clinton, MS) – Alexxis Nevaeh d Tequila Rosee

July 10: Absolute Intense Wrestling's "Absolution X" (Cleveland, OH) – Athena d Veda Scott(c); Louis Lyndon d ACH, Candice LeRae, Cedric Alexander, Flip Kendrick & Tyler Thomas

July 10: Fight Club: PRO (Wolverhampton, England) – Chris Brookes (c) d Nixon Newell

July 10: AAA (Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza, Puebla, Mexico) – Goya Kong & Nino Hamburguesa d Carta Brava Jr. & Taya Valkyrie

July 10: Finest City Wrestling (Imperial Beach, CA) – Kikyo d Raze; Sage Sin d Seville Alvarez

July 10: CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) – Dalys la Caribena d La Vaquerita, Zeuxis, Silueta, La Seductora, Marcela, Princesa Sugehit, Skadi, Dark Angel & Amapola

July 10: IWA Mid-South (Charlestown, IN) – Thunderkitty d Randi West 

July 10: NXT Live (Orlando, FL) – Dana Brooke d Cassie; Sasha Banks d Carmella

July 10: Lucha Libre Femenil (Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico) – Jade d Amerika & Furia; Dark Fantasy d Nahomi & Star Lady; Diana La Cazadora d Princesa Maya; La Bandida, Lady Jaguar & Tsunami d Angelica, Polly Star & Sirenia 

July 10: WWE Live (Philadelphia, PA) – Nikki Bella d Paige & Naomi 

July 10: Tier 1 Wrestling (Queens, NY) – Jessie Brooks d Ashley America

July 10: Global Force Wrestling (Erie, PA) – Cherry Bomb d Taeler Hendrix 

July 11: JWP (Tokyo, Japan) – Hikaru Shida d Arisa Nakajima; SAKI d Yako Fujigasaki; Leon(c) & Ray(c) d Rabbit Miu & Rydeen Hagane; Kana & Hanako Nakamori d KAZUKI & Eri; Command Bolshoi d Kayoko Haruyama(c)

July 11: World Xtreme Wrestling -C4 (Allentown, PA) – Kacee Carlisle d Missy Sampson

July 11: DDT (Saitama, Japan) – Antonio Honda & Tomomitsu Matsunaga d Makoto Oishi & Saki Akai 

July 11: Revolution Pro Wrestling (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) – Santana Garrett(c) d Samantha Slides 

July 11: Preston City Wrestling (Preston, Lancashire, England) – Velvet Sky & Viper d April Davids & Toni Storm

July 11: White River Wrestling (Fishers, IN) – Bobby Black d Heidi Lovelace 

July 11: House of Bricks Pro Wrestling (New Bedford, MS) – Amanda Fox & Chris Cruise d Brandon Webb & Hellen Vale 

July 11: Underground Empire Wrestling (Los Angeles, CA) – Sage Sin d Red Bat 

July 11: Melbourne City Wrestling (Essendon, Australia) – Evie d Kellie Skater

July 11: Women Superstars Uncensored's "Control" (Philadelphia, PA) – Leva Bates d Athena; Hania d Brittany Blake; Annie Social (c) & Kimber Lee(c) d Mia Yim & Marti Belle; Solo Darling d Veda Scott; Cherry Bomb(c) d Tessa Blanchard; Leva Bates d Hania

July 11: Combat Zone Wrestling's "New Heights" (Philadelphia, PA) – Sozio, Greg Excellent & Chrissy Rivera d The Front

July 11: Ice Ribbon (Saitama, Japan) – Nagasaki vs Tsukushi - time limit draw; Tsukasa Fujimoto d Konami; Miyako Matsumoto d Kyuri; Hamuko Hoshi & Mochi Miyagi d 235 & Akane Fujita; Yuuka & Misaki Ohata d Tsukushi & Makoto

July 11: Lucha Future (London, England) – Drago & Sexy Star d Bengala & Faby Apache

July 11: Ring of Honor (Hopkins, MN) – Jay Briscoe & ODB d Jay Lethal & Truth Martini 

July 11: Pride Wrestling (Bridgeton, Glasgow, Scotland) – Courtney d Debbie Sharp & Viper

July 11: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan) – Io Shirai(c) & Mayu Iwatani(c) vs Cheerleader Melissa & Chelsea; Nikki Storm & Hudson Envy d Kairi Hojo & Haruka Kato; Kaori Yoneyama d Reo Hazuki; StarFire d Momo Watanabe; Kris Wolf d Azumi & Hatsuhinode Kamen

July 11: Vicious Outcast Wrestling (Connellsville, PA) – Crazy Mary Dobson d Samantha Heights(c) via DQ 

July 11: Global Force Wrestling (Lake County, OH) – Allysin Kay d Sumie Sakai 

July 12: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Osaka, Japan) – Rina Yamashita vs Yuuka - time limit draw; Sonoko Kato & Yuu Yamagata d Ryo Mizunami & Hamuko Hoshi; Miyako Matsumoto d Mei Lee; HAYATA, Mio Shirai, Misaki Ohata & Tsutomu Oosugi d Danshoku Dino & Tsukasa Fujimoto; Misaki Glico d Neko Nitta

July 12: Kani KING Produce (Saitama, Japan) – Yako Fujigasaki & Yuiga Mask d Shiori Akiba & Aki Shizuku

July 12: Gatoh Move (Tokyo, Japan) – Hanako Nakamori vs Taro Yamada - time limit draw; SAKI & MIZUKI d Riho & Sayaka Obihiro; Kotori d Emi Sakura

July 12: Lone Star Wrestling/ Clutch City Productions (Pasadena, TX) – Barbi Hayden(c) d Ivelisse & Kenzie Sykes

July 12: Alpha-1 Wrestling (Hamilton, Ontario, Canada) – Seleziya Sparx d Eddie Kingston

July 12: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan) – Hanako Nakamori & Kana d Command Bolshoi & Reina Isis; Rabbit Miu d Konami; Yuko Miyamoto d Maki Narumiya; Makoto & Hercules Senga d Shinobu & Yako Fujigasaki; Syuri d Cat Power(c) 

July 12: WWE Live (Knoxville, TN) – Natalya d Alicia Fox, Cameron, Emma, Layla & Summer Rae 

July 12: WWE Live (Macon, GA) – Nikki Bella d Paige & Naomi

July 12: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan) Keiko Aono & Yuiga d Koyuki Hayashi & Megumi Yabushita; Mima Shimoda d Reina Isis; Kaoru Ito & Sareee d Cat Power & Meiko Tanaka; Jaguar Yokota, Taru & "Brother "YASSHI" d Jenny Rose, Kyoko Inoue & Yumiko Hotta 

July 12: Xtreme Mexican Wrestling (Ecatepec de Morelos, Estado de Mexico, Mexico) – Big Boy d Aparecido & Felina Metalica

July 12: Pro Wrestling Eclipse (Oshawa, Ontario, Canada) – Jennifer Blake d Kaitlin Diamond 

July 12: IWRG (Naucalpan de Juarez, Estado de Mexico, Mexico) – Diosa Atenea & Lady Dragon d Cristal & La Teniente

July 12: Premiere Wrestling Xperience (Concord, NC) – Tessa Blanchard d Kiera Hogan & Priscilla Kelly

Upcoming

July 17: Pure Wrestling Association (Guelph, Ontario, Canada) – KC Spinelli vs Beautiful Beaa

July 17: 3XW Wrestling (Des Moines, IA) – Angelus Layne vs Malia Hosaka

July 18: FutureShock Wrestling (Prestwich, England) – Lana Austin & Violet Vendetta vs Danielle Hunter & Chardonnay

July 18: Southside Wrestling's "Great Expectations" (Stevenage, England) – Gail Kim vs Kay Lee Ray

July 18: Riot City Wrestling (Adelaide, Australia) – Savannah Summers(c) vs Harley Wonderland

July 18: Revolution Championship Wrestling (South Bend, IN) – Heidi Lovelace (c) vs TBA

July 18: East Coast Wrestling Association (Woodbury Heights, NJ) – Renee Michelle(c) vs Brittany Blake 

July 19: OZ Academy (Tokyo, Japan) – Aja Kong vs Hiroyo Matsumoto; Kagetsu(c) & Kaho Kobayashi(c) vs Mio Shirai & Mayumi Ozaki

July 19: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Osaka, Japan) – Io Shirai (c) vs Nikki Storm

July 19: SMASH Wrestling (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) – Candice LeRae vs Vanessa Kraven

July 19: JWP (Osaka, Japan) – KAZUKI vs Ray; Kayoko Haruyama vs Sawako Shimono; Rabbit Miu & Rydeen Hagane vs Fairy Nipponbashi & Yako Fujigasaki; Command Bolshoi & Leon vs DASH Chisako & Sendai Sachiko; Hanako Nakamori & Kana vs Arisa Nakajima & Eri

July 19: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Osaka, Japan) 

July 20: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Tokyo, Japan) – Meiko Tanaka vs Yuuka; Kana vs Yumi Ohka; Hikaru Shida vs Mika Iida; Mio Shirai & Misaki Ohata vs Hiroyo Matsumoto & Ryo Mizunami; Ayako Hamada vs Yuki Miyazaki; Fairy Nipponbashi, Yuu Yamagata, Chikayo Nagashima vs Moeka Haruhi, Sawako Shimono & Sakura Hirota; Kaho Kobayashi, Rina Yamashita & Nagahama Hiroe vs Konami, Mari Anne & Yako Fujigasaki

July 24: Global Force Wrestling (Las Vegas, NV) – Mickie James vs Christina Von Eerie vs Lei'D Tapa

July 24: SHINE 28 (Ybor City, FL) – Santana Garrett (c) vs Ivelisse; Kimber Lee(c) & Cherry Bomb(c) vs Marti Belle & Jayme Jameson; Jessicka Havok vs Vanessa Kraven; Leva Bates vs Amber Gallows; Mia Yim vs Allysin Kay; Renee Michelle vs Ms. Rachel; Su Yung vs Tracy Taylor; La Rosa Negra vs Malia Hosaka 

July 25: Empress Pro Wrestling (High Wycombe, England) – Debbie Sharpe & Sammii Jayne vs Nadia & Faith; Katey Harvey vs Rhia O'Reilly; Addy Starr vs Violet Vendetta; Chardonnay vs Courtney; Kay Lee Ray vs Sammi Baynz

July 25: Alternative Wrestling Show's "Summer Heat" (South Gate, CA) – Christina Von Eerie vs Santana Garrett; Thunder Rosa vs Nicole Savoy; Raze vs Candice LeRae

July 25: Tidal Championship Wrestling (Leeds, England) – Lana Austin vs Sean Only; Ruby Summers vs JD Boom

July 25: OZ Academy (Tokyo, Japan) – Aja Kong vs Sawako Shimono; Kaori Yoneyama vs Hiroe Nagahama; Sonoko Kato & Ayako Hamada vs Chikayo Nagashima & Yuu Yamagata; Mayumi Ozaki, Mio Shirai & Misaki Ohata vs Aya, Meiko Tanaka & Hiroyo Matsumoto; Dynamite Kansai & Manami Toyota vs Kaho Kobayashi & TBD; Kagetsu vs Mika Iida

July 26: JWP (Nagoya, Japan) – Leon(c) & Ray(c) vs DASH Chisako & Sendai Sachiko 

July 26: Beyond Wrestling's "Americana" (Providence, RI) – Heidi Lovelace vs Kimber Lee

July 26: Steel City Pro's "Zero Hour II: Ladies Night" (Hamilton, Ontario, Canada) – Beautiful Beaa vs Lionel Knight(c); Xandra Bale; Jewells Malone

July 26: Alternative Wrestling Show (Hemet, CA) – Christina Von Eerie & Nicole Savoy vs Datura & Kahmora

July 26: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan) – Kairi Hojo(c) vs Meiko Satomura

July 29: Ice Ribbon (Tokyo, Japan) – Aoi Kizuki(c) vs Mio Shirai(c); Tsukasa Fujimoto vs Fairy Nipponbashi; Tsukasa Fujimoto vs Arisa Nakajima; Tsukasa Fujimoto vs Aja Kong; Tsukasa Fujimoto vs Misaki Ohata; Tsukasa Fujimoto vs Makoto; Tsukasa Fujimoto vs Manami Toyota

July 30: SENDAI Girls (Tokyo, Japan) – DASH Chisako & Sendai Sachiko vs Io Shirai & Mayu Iwatani 

July 30: Southcoast Wrestling (Branksome, Dorset, England) – Jinny vs Jamie Hayter

August 1: RESISTANCE Pro's "Death Proof" (Willowbrook, IL) – Jessicka Havok vs Crazy Mary Dobson(c)

August 8: Southside Wrestling (Nottingham, England) – Kay Lee Ray & Jimmy Havoc vs Nixon Newell & Ligero; Taryn Terrell vs Nixon Newell vs Kay Lee Ray vs Toni Storm

August 9: Inspire Pro Wrestling's "Fade to Black" (Austin, TX) – Barbi Hayden vs Kimber Lee; Angelus Layne vs Keith Lee(c)

August 9: Southside Wrestling's "Retribution 6″ (St. Neots, England) – Kay Lee Ray vs Taryn Terrell

August 9: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Tokyo, Japan) – Mio Shirai vs Minoru Suzuki; Ayako Hamada(c) vs TBD

August 9: Insane Championship Wrestling (Edinburgh, Scotland) – Debbie Sharpe vs Nikki 

August 12: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Tokyo, Japan) 

August 13: Gatoh Move (Tokyo, Japan) – Riho(c) vs Kotori

August 16: JWP (Tokyo, Japan) – Arisa Nakajima vs Tsukasa Fujimoto

August 21: St. Louis Anarchy () – Angelus Layne, Mat Fitchett & Davey Vega vs Gary Jay, Jeremy Wyatt & Christian Rose

August 20: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Tokyo, Japan)

August 23: OZ Academy (Yokohama, Japan) – Mio Shirai(c) vs AKINO

August 23: World Wonder Ring STARDOM's "5STAR GP 2015″ (Tokyo, Japan)

August 23: SMASH Wrestling (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) – Candice LeRae vs Johnny Gargano(c); Kimber Lee; Cherry Bomb 

August 23: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Tokyo, Japan) 

August 29: Kamikaze Pro (Birmingham, England) – Mickie James vs Shanna

August 30: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)

September 6: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Osaka, Japan)

September 9: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Nagoya, Japan)

September 13: SMASH Wrestling's CANUSA Classic (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) – Kimber Lee & Cherry Bomb vs Portia Perez & Nicole Matthews; Jessicka Havok; Allysin Kay; Courtney Rush; Xandra Bale; Sassy Stephie; Vanessa Kraven 

September 13: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)

September 15: KANAProMania's "Pulse" (Tokyo, Japan)

September 19: PREMIER Wrestling (San Jose, CA) – Raze; Nicole Savoy; Kahmora

September 20: M.I.O Produce (Tokyo, Japan) 

September 23: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)

October 4: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)

October 10-11: SHIMMER Women Athletes' 10th Anniversary (Berwyn, IL)

October 11: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)

October 11: SENDAI Girls (Sendai, Japan)

October 11: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)

October 12: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Tokyo, Japan)

October 17: East Coast Wrestling Association (Woodbury Heights, NJ) – Jewells Malone; Leah Von Dutch

October 25: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)

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

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

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

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

November 29: Queens of Combat (Winston-Salem, NC)

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

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

December 31: Ice Ribbon's "RibbonMania" (Tokyo, Japan) – Neko Nitta vs TBA

-Ciara Reid

-Data collated from (but not limited to) Cagematch, Joshifans.com, Battle News, Wrestle Ropes UK, PuroLove, Dramatic DDT, Luchablog, Lords Of Pain, Wrestling Observer, Ringstars, PWInsider, NHB Girls, North Starz