Yumi Ohka became a two-time Catch the WAVE tournament winner on Monday, as she defeated Mika Iida in the finals with a Big Boot. The inaugural Regina di WAVE Champion will be getting another crack at the promotion's singles title, as she takes on Ayako Hamada on August 9th at the Korakuen Hall. Ohka and past year's winners, Hikaru Shida, Kana, Misaki Ohata and last year's Catch the Young WAVE winner, Kaho Kobayashi were given automatic spots in the tournament. A nine-person battle royal was held on the April 4th show at Shinkiba 1st RING, as the four remaining competitors in the ring would be entered and another was to be chosen by GAMI. Ryo Mizunami, Cherry, Sakura Hirota, and Mika Iida outlasted the likes of Yuu Yamagata, Moeka Haruhi, Mio Shirai, Tsukasa Fujimoto, and Sawako Shimono and Rina Yamashita was later announced as the final competitor to be entered.

Pro Wrestling WAVE's annual tournament kicked off back on May 3rd at the Korakuen Hall to the thousand-one hundred in attendance. This year's tournament did not involve the traditional two blocks that divided competitors based on their age, stables, or specific skills; instead, it was a single round-robin block with all ten participants fighting for a guaranteed shot at the WAVE Single Title. This time around, winning percentages or simply the number of matches won determined the rankings – in the past, the promotion used a points system, which calculated your ranking based on the number of points obtained from wins (two points) and not necessarily the number of matches a competitor has won by pinfall or submission. With the old method, a competitor could be ranked higher with a couple of pinfalls, a win through a time-limit draw, or a count-out, which is one point apiece. I continued with the point system for myself to keep track and still turned out with the same results.

On day one of the tournament, Yumi Ohka lost to Rina Yamashita, Cherry, and Kana's match ended in a double count-out, Kaho Kobayashi defeated Mika Iida, Sakura Hirota defeated Hikaru Shida and Ryo Mizunami bested Misaki Ohata. On May 10th, Ohka scored her first "two points" following a win over Mika Iida. By June 10th, Ohka had picked up two additional wins over Kobayashi and Mizunami. Mika Iida and Mizunami were leading the tournament; Iida had collected five wins and Mizunami had grabbed four victories and one time-limit draw finish. On Monday's show, Iida defeated Shida, and Yumi Ohka defeated Kana with the Neck Hanging Bomb in the semi-finals, as Ohka went on to become the first two-time winner of Catch the Wave by defeating Mika Iida in the finals of the 2015 version of the tournament. Ironically, around this time last year, Ohka was set to defend the title against the 2014 Catch the WAVE winner, Shida. Ohka had retained the WAVE Single Title against Shida back in April, she was granted a title shot upon her return from SHIMMER and was unsuccessful as Ohka picked up her seventh title defense following a Big Boot. 

The tournament win has placed Ohka back into the title picture – since losing the Regina di WAVE belt to Shida last August, Yumi has not received another opportunity to regain the title. It appeared that Pro Wrestling WAVE was building up towards an Ohka-Hamada main event for quite some time and has been wanting to put the title back around the waist of Ohka. I can't argue with their decision to possibly pull the title off Hamada and hand it back to Yumi for a second reign – Ayako Hamada's reign as Regina di WAVE Champion has been underwhelming at best. She dethroned Hikaru Shida in the co-main event of Pro Wrestling WAVE's "Second Virgin" at Korakuen Hall back on February 11th. Currently one-half of the WAVE Tag Team Champions at the time, Ayako handpicked her challengers for her first two titles defenses. Choosing Mio Shirai for March 15th and Meiko Satomura for April 19th, she successfully retained in both title defenses but has not defended the title since April. In comparison to the two previous champions, Hamada's reign has not presented the frequent challengers, instead, it's like she is keeping the title warm for Ohka. Shida has not received a rematch and there are several competitors under the promotion that could benefit. 

The final standings of the tournament are as follows:

Kana [5] wins, [3] draws, [1] losses

Rina Yamashita [2] wins, [1] draw, [6] losses

Cherry [4] wins, [1] draw, [4] losses

Yumi Ohka [5] wins, [1] draw, [3] losses

Sakura Hirota [3] wins, [0] draws, [6] losses

Misaki Ohata [4] wins, [0] draws, [5] losses

Mika Iida [5] wins, [1] draw, [3] losses

Hikaru Shida [5] wins, [2] draws, [2] losses

Ryo Mizunami [4] wins, [1] draw, [4] losses

Kaho Kobayashi [3] wins, [0] draws, [6] losses

However, the winner of this year's Young Oh! Oh! Block was not crowned on Sunday's show, instead, the match has been postponed until further notice. The second annual tournament featured five outside competitors Maya Yukihi and Yuuka of Ice Ribbon, Konami of REINA, Meiko Tanaka of World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA, and Yako Fujigasaki of JWP, and the promotion's representative, Hiroe Nagahama all fighting for a shot at the JWP Junior and POP Championships and the prized ¥500,000. Konami and Yuuka earned automatic spots into the semi-finals; Tanaka bested Fujigasaki in the opening round of the tournament on May 29th and Nagahama defeated Yukihi. Yuuka and Meiko Tanaka would go on to face off in the finals of the tournament, as both competitors won their semifinal matches on June 26th. Tanaka defeated Konami and Yuuka defeated Hiroe Nagahama after their first match ended in a time-limit draw; it was restarted and Yuuka picked up the win with a schoolgirl. Instead, both finalists would be forced out of the match due to injuries and unable to finish the tournament. Yuuka was injured first. She complained about suffering headaches and was diagnosed with a spinal cord injury and subarachnoid hemorrhage after a trip to the hospital. As a result, Pro Wrestling WAVE awarded Meiko the final with a "bye" and declared her the winner of the tournament. That decision would be changed – Meiko dislocated her right elbow. It was announced by the promotion's booker, GAMI that the finals of the tournament are being postponed until both finalists were able to return to the ring. 

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Chigusa Nagayo's MARVELOUS is setting up shop in the United States. It's reported that the promotion will be teaming up with Combat Zone Wrestling for the business venture – DJ Hyde was instrumental in helping Chigusa with the tryouts held in Brooklyn, New York earlier this year, which had a successful turnout. It was originally presumed that Nagayo was only going to recruit more female talent for MARVELOUS, as the promotion's inquiries on Facebook made references to females, by using "Joshi" – on top of that, the first flier for the audition had "calling all female wrestlers" in capitalized, red letters. It was later clarified by Sumie Sakai that Nagayo was seeking men and women competitors, as a big abundance of both sexes turned up at the tryouts. Willow Nightingale, Brittany Blake, Vanity, Davienne, Aria Cadenza, Nina Monet, Renee Michelle, and Penelope Ford were some of the independent talents in attendance at the Ludus Wrestling Center back on June 4th. 

Renee Michelle, Davienne, and Penelope Ford are the first American competitors to have aligned with the branch and will be heading over to Japan for training and competition under MARVELOUS, as living accommodations would be provided. However, The promotion's first show in the States has been announced for August 9th in Elmhurst, New York. It will be presented by New York Wrestling Connection at the Queensboro Elk Lodge; Takumi Iroha, Renee Michelle, Davienne, Ford, Nagayo, and Sumie Sakai will be a part of the show along with David Starr and Takaaki Watanabe. Beginning back in January, Chigusa Nagayo started running regular shows called, "Thats Women's Pro Wrestling" under the banner of her company, Marvel, which operates her businesses. Nagayo announced that she would be signing competitors this year; KAORU, Tomoko Watanabe, and Aki Shizuku were the first to join the roster, as competitors from DIANA and freelancers have worked the touring live events; Dump Matsumoto, Mima Shimoda, Takako Inoue, Megumi Yabushita and more. Splitting her time with STARDOM, Takumi Iroha joined back in February. 

Here's where it becomes tricky and confusing – Chigusa Nagayo has August 8th marked on the upcoming schedule of shows on Marvelous' website, in big bold letters it reads "CZWrestling," as the promotion will be in Voorhees, New Jersey that day. Nothing more is stated or announced concerning that particular date, besides this "show" being in New York. Perhaps it's about the following day's show or a misprint. It was rumored that Iroha and Nagayo would be working the show, but that's not confirmed. Also, it's rumored that this partnership will not bring about a crossover with Women Superstars Uncensored in the future – which is weird. Considering that the promotion has brought in Jenny Rose, who has been competing over in Japan for several years now, Mima Shimoda for a one-off appearance, and their former champion has toured the country more than once, this would be a great way to filter in a Joshi presence in WSU and expose the Northeast fans and wrestlers to that style, especially those that are not already exposed to it. I'll remain skeptical, as it's too early on in the game to lose hope. MARVELOUS will officially be launched in the spring of 2016. 

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WWE

Sasha Banks, Brie Bella, and Charlotte worked the last-minute divas match at Battleground on Sunday, as Charlotte picked up the win. It's reported that the "revolution" that took place on last week's Monday Night RAW was intended to go in a different direction. It was originally planned for the entire divas division to be replaced by the NXT Divas, which was being "transplanted" onto the main roster, according to the Wrestling Observer. Stephanie McMahon's involvement was always planned, but it was up in the air whether she could be the one to bring them in and take on a babyface role to do so. It's reported that Triple H and Stephanie are fully supporting the storyline and it will be continued... Eva Marie made her ring re-debut at the NXT tapings last week, as she took on KC Cassidy – needs to decide a permanent name for Cassidy; she works the live events as "Cassie." It will air on this week's episode – hopefully, it will deaden some of the criticism she receives. Bayley also made her return to the ring and a number one contender's match to the NXT Women's Championship was filmed for an episode in August... Lana might be stepping into the ring for the first time soon; she's being advertised for a mixed tag team match as part of a September 4th WWE live event, teaming with Dolph Ziggler to take on Summer Rae and Rusev. 

North America

Santana Garrett picked up two title defenses of the NWA World Women's Titles against Su Yung over the weekend. She defeated her for the CWE Vixen's Championship on Friday in Port St. Lucie, Florida, retaining her title – this makes title number six. She again retained on Sunday for American Combat Wrestling, claiming her twenty-seventh title defense. However, Garrett has a title defense scheduled for Friday night, she will be defending the SHINE Championship against Ivelisse in the main event of SHINE 28. It will be one of the first of two title matches on the card, Kimber Lee and Cherry Bomb will defend the SHINE Tag Team Championship against Marti Belle and Jayme Jameson. Also, Allysin Kay will take on Mia Yim, Jessicka Havok will take on Vanessa Kraven, Leva Bates will take on Amber Gallows, Su Yung will collide with Tracy Taylor, Renee Michelle and Ms. Rachel will make their debuts against each other and La Rosa Negra will take on Malia Hosaka... Candice LeRae will be taking on Johnny Gargano in one of the first announced matches for Absolute Intense Wrestling's "Battle of the Sexes 2" on August 14th in Strongsville, Ohio... Just announced for Quintessential Pro Wrestling's September 26th show, Cheerleader Melissa will be taking on Shayna Baszler in the main event. This will be Baszler's first official match... Renee Michelle retained the ECWA Women's Championship against Brittany Blake on Saturday... Beautiful Beaa fended off two title defenses against KC Spinelli on the weekend; she retained the PWA Elite Women's Championship by disqualification on Friday and retained again on Sunday... Heidi Lovelace and Kimber Lee will be making their debuts for Remix Pro Wrestling on October 17th, as the competitors will clash... Stacey O'Brien replaced Angelus Layne in the women's match for 3XW Wrestling on Friday, as Layne was unable to appear due to travel issues. Malia Hosaka won the match... Roxanne Steele retained the FSW Women's Championship against Sera Feeny... Mia Yim will be heading to the United Kingdom next month for Southside Wrestling Entertainment's shows in Nottingham and St. Neots on August 8th and 9th. She's replacing Taryn Terrell and has been slotted into the originally booked matches for the shows. Yim will take on Kay Lee Ray, Nixon Newell, and Toni Storm in Nottingham and will be going up against Kay Lee Ray in a non-title match in St. Neots… SHIMMER has announced their debut in Dallas, Texas for WWNLive's WrestleMania weekend on Saturday, April 2nd

Japan

Kagetsu and Kaho Kobayashi lost the OZ Academy Tag Team Championships to Mio Shirai and Mayumi Ozaki in Sunday's main event at Shinjuku FACE. Kagetsu and Kobayashi laid out their challenge for a rematch, which the new champions accepted. It will be happening at the promotion's August 23rd show; that show will include Aja Kong, Jun Kasai and Minoru Suzuki taking on Mitsuhisa Sunabe, Ryuji Ito and Yumi Ohka. There will also be a double title match, as both Openweight Championships will be on the line. Despite vacating the title a month ago, Mio Shirai will be defending the OZ strap against Command Bolshoi's JWP belt – Whoever wins the match will be the top-tier champion in both promotions... Tokyo Joshi Pro continued with the remaining first-round matches of their Tokyo Princess Cup on Saturday, as Akane Miura defeated Ai Shimizu and Syoko Nakajima scored a big upset on last year's winner, Nonoko. The semi-finals will take place on August 8th, as Miyu Yamashita will take on Akane Miura and KANNA will be taking on Syoko Nakajima... Naomi Susan has announced that she will be stepping down from her position as "Union Representative" this October. Susan has been managing the promotion since 2007 and has stated that she considered leaving a year ago, but consulted with Cherry, Isami Kodaka, and Shuji Ishikawa as time went by. Her decision is for personal reasons – her resignation takes place after UNION's tenth-anniversary show at the Korakuen Hall on October 4th... Two male rookies were introduced at Pro Wrestling WAVE's show on Sunday, Goto and Asuka will be making their debuts on August 9th; 16-year-old Asuka is transgender. Also, Mio Shirai and Misaki Ohata will be defending the WAVE Tag Team Titles against Hiroyo Matsumoto and Ryo Mizunami on September 13th… Io Shirai successfully defended the Wonder of STARDOM Championship against Nikki Storm on Sunday, picking up her second title defense with the Moonsault Press. Reo Hazuki's opponent for STARDOM's show on Sunday has been announced, she will be taking on Alex Lee in her first appearance for the promotion 

Australia & New Zealand 

Two matches have been announced for Outback Championship Wrestling this weekend, Demi Bennett will take on Vixsin, and Savannah Summers will take on Kellyanne... Kellie Skater and Evie will be going again, this time in a Two-Out-of-Three Falls match for Melbourne City Wrestling's August 8th show... Savannah Summers kept hold of the RCW Women's Championship over the weekend.  She defeated Harley Wonderland on Saturday in a hardcore match to continue her reign

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Results 

July 15: Tokyo Gurentai Tokyo Love 5 (Tokyo, Japan) – Hikaru Shida, Kaz Hayashi & Ladybeard d CIMA, Otoko Sakari & Ray 

July 15: Impact Wrestling (Orlando, FL) – Brooke d Taryn Terrell(c)

July 15: NXT (Winter Park, FL) – Sasha Banks(c) d Charlotte 

July 16: Homenaje A La Maxima Leyenda De La Lucha Libre (Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico) – Concord, Diosa Atenea & Super Colt d Chucho el Roto, Gotita de Plata & Vaneli

July 17: Ring of Honor (Las Vegas, NV) – Nanae Takahashi d ODB 

July 17: WWE Live (Newark, NJ) –  Paige d Tamina 

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

July 17: House Of Pain: Evolution (Mansfield, England) – Nixon Newell d Toni Storm 

July 17: Naoshi Sano Produce (Tokyo, Japan) – Command Bolshoi & The Great Sasuke d Raideen Steel & YASSHI 

July 17: Championship Wrestling Entertainment (Port St. Lucie, FL) – Santana Garrett(c) d Su Yung 

July 17: 3XW Wrestling (Des Moines, IA) – Malia Hosaka d Stacey O'Brien

July 17: AAW (Merrionette Park, IL) – Heidi Lovelace & Candice LeRae d Taeler Hendrix & Allysin Kay 

July 17: Promociones HUMO (Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, Mexico) – Angel Galactico & Lady Puma d Hija de Karonte & Killer Boy; La Comandante & Marcela d Felina Metalica & La Chacala

July 17: NXT Live (Cocoa, FL) –  Carmella & Lina d Cassie & Dana Brooke; Bayley d Eva Marie 

July 17: IWA Mid-South (Charlestown, IN) – Randi West d Thunderkitty 

July 17: CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) – Dalys la Caribena. La Amapola & Zeuxis d Dark Angel, Estrellita & Princesa Sugehit

July 17: Lucha Libre Femenil (Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, México) – Yazz d Jade; Amerika d Zafiro; Nahomi d Dark Fantasy & Star Lady; Angelica, Polly Star & Sirenia d La Bandida, Lady Jaguar & Tsunami; La Hija del Zarzy & Sweety d Diana La Cazadora & Sucii Love 

July 18: Xtreme Intense Championship Wrestling (Clinton Township, MI) – Owen Travers d Taeler Hendrix 

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

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

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

July 18: Ohio Valley Wrestling (Louisville, KY) – Jessie Belle d Ray Lyn & Rebel

July 18: Warriors of Wrestling (Staten Island, NY) – Jessie Brooks, TJ Marconi & Benjamin Quinn d Abdul Nasir, Darius Carter & Nephtali Rodriguez

July 18: WWE Live (Danville, IL) –  Paige d Tamina 

July 18: WWE Live (Peoria, IL) – Alicia Fox & Cameron d Emma & Layla 

July 18: Maryland Championship Wrestling (Joppa, MD) – Madison Rayne & Veda Scott d Amber Rodriguez & Kimber Lee 

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) d Brittany Blake

Jul 18: Tokyo Joshi Pro (Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan) – KANNA & Saki Akai d Rika Tatsumi & Yuka Sakazaki; Akane Miura d Ai Fujita; Shoko Nakajima d Nonoko; Miyu Yamashita d Hyper Misao & MIZUHO

July 18: Pure Wrestling Association (Kitchener, Ontario) – Beautiful Beaa d Alexia 

July 18: UNION Pro Wrestling (Tokyo, Japan) – Mio Shirai & HAYATA d Cherry & Kaji Tomato

July 18: WWE's Main Event (Birmingham, AL) – Natalya d Layla 

July 18: Steel Domain Wrestling (Hopkins, MN) – Stacey O'Brien d Heather Patera 

July 18: Ice Ribbon (Saitama, Japan) – Maruko Nagasaki vs Neko Nitta- time limit draw; Neko Nitta d Kyuri; Tsukushi d Akane Fujita; Mochi Miyagi & Tsukasa Fujimoto d Aoi Kizuki & 235; Miyako Matsumoto vs Risa Sera- no contest 

July 18: German Wrestling Promotion (Schwabach, Germany) – Stella d Laura Wellings 

July 18: NXT Live (Venice, FL) –  Bayley d Eva Marie; Carmella & Lina d Dana Brooke & Jasmin 

July 18: WWP's Wrestle Monster (Porth Elizabeth, South Africa) – Shanna d Alpha Female 

July 19: Wrestling Martin Calderon (Mexico City, Mexico) – Felina Metalica, Keira & Lady Maravilla d Lady Sensacion, La Hielera, Skadi & Zafiro Star

July 19: Kamikaze Pro (Bournville, West Midlands, England) – Robbie X (c) d Kay Lee Ray; Chardonnay d Ruby Summers

July 19: OZ Academy (Tokyo, Japan) – Yumi Ohka d Sakura Hirota; Hikaru Shida & Chikayo Nagashima d Manami Toyota & Kaori Yoneyama; Sonoko Kato & AKINO vs Tsubasa Kuragaki & Dynamite Kansai; Aja Kong d Hiroyo Matsumoto; Mio Shirai & Mayumi Ozaki d Kagetsu(c) & Kaho Kobayashi(c) 

July 19: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Osaka, Japan) – Io Shirai (c) d Nikki Storm; Hudson Envy(c) d Cheerleader Melissa; Star Fire d Hatsuhinode Kamen; Kairi Hojo & Chelsea d Reo Hazuki & Mayu Iwatani; Kris Wolf d Momo Watanabe & Azumi

July 19: British Empire Wrestling (Mitcham, Greater London, England) – Nixon Newell d Nightshade, Erin Night, Elizabeth, Dragonita & Toni Storm

July 19: American Combat Wrestling (New Port Richey, FL) – Santana Garrett (c) d Su Yung

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

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

July 19: Scottish Wrestling Alliance (Glasgow, Scotland) – Debbie Sharp d Viper; Bete Noire & Tom Fulton d Alex Cavanagh & Sammii Jayne

July 19: International Pro Wrestling: UK (Swanley, Kent, England) – Toni Storm d Tennessee Honey 

July 19: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Osaka, Japan) – Kanjyuro Matsuyama d Konami; Maki Narumiya d Mei Lee; Syuri d Reina Isis; Alex Lee & Makoto d Hiroe Nagahama & Ryo Mizunami; Cat Power, Kana & Magnitude Kishiwada d Maki Narumiya, Mineo Fujita & Syuri 

July 19: 4 Front Wrestling (Swindon, England) – Nadia Sapphire d Erin Angel 

July 19: DDT (Tokyo, Japan) – Ai Shimizu & KANNA d Miyu Yamashita & Yuka Sakazaki 

July 19: Pure Wrestling Association (Clinton, Ontario) – Beautiful Beaa(c) d KC Spinelli 

July 20: WWE's Battleground (St. Louis, MS) – Charlotte d Brie Bella & Sasha Banks 

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

July 20: WWE's Monday Night RAW (Kansas City, MI) – Naomi & Sasha Banks d Becky Lynch & Paige 

Upcoming

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: Outback Championship Wrestling's (Ashwood, Victoria, Australia) – Demi Bennett vs Vixsin; Kellyanne vs Savannah Summers

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: Dragon Pro Wrestling (Newport, Wales) – Shannon Nicole vs Lana Austin

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; Cheerleader Melissa & Chelsea vs Hudson Envy & Nikki Storm; Kris Wolf vs Star Fire(c); Mio Shirai & Io Shirai vs Hiroyo Matsumoto & Mayu Iwatani; Reo Hazuki vs TBA; Momo Watanabe & Azumi vs Kaori Yoneyama & Hatsuhinode Kamen

July 29: Ice Ribbon (Tokyo, Japan) – Tsukushi vs Mayumi Ozaki; 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 1: DREAMWAVE Wrestling's "Adversity" (LaSalle, IL) – Candice LeRae 

August 8: Melbourne City Wrestling (Melbourne, Australia) – Kellie Skater vs Evie 

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

August 8: Tokyo Joshi Pro (Tokyo, Japan) – Miyu Yamashita vs Akane Miura; KANNA vs Syoko Nakajima

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 Mia Yim 

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

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 14: Absolute Intense Wrestling (Strongsville, OH) – Candice LeRae vs Johnny Gargano; Allysin Kay; Mia Yim; Crazy Mary Dobson; Heidi Lovelace; Annie Social; Mary Elizabeth Monroe

August 16: JWP (Tokyo, Japan) – Arisa Nakajima vs Tsukasa Fujimoto; Command Bolshoi(c) vs Mayumi Ozaki 

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 22: Mecca Pro Wrestling (Cornwall, Ontario) – Angie Skye vs Persephone Vice 

August 23: OZ Academy (Yokohama, Japan) – Mio Shirai(c) vs Command Bolshoi(c); Kagetsu & Kaho Kobayashi vs Mio Shirai & Mayumi Ozaki; Aja Kong, Jun Kasai & Minoru  Suzuki vs Yumi Ohka, Mitsuhisa Sunabe & Ryuji Ito 

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

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

August 23: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Tokyo, Japan)

August 23: Steel City Pro (Hamilton, Ontario) – Beautiful Beaa vs Lionel Knight(c) 

August 26: SEAdLINNNG (Tokyo, Japan) – Nanae Takahashi 

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) – 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)

September 26: Quintessential Pro Wrestling (Reno, NV) – Cheerleader Melissa vs Shayna Baszler 

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; Deonna Purrazzo 

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