Leave it to a feud from Girls Night Out 6 to be the match of the night at SHINE 28. Mia Yim and Allysin Kay rehashed their storied rivalry and displayed the magic that made their 2012 confrontations something special to watch – let's not forget the infamous Gogoplata from atop the Steel Cage at Girls Night Out 7, they were dangling from the ceiling at Turners Hall. For those that never got to see their feud in Absolute Intense Wrestling, the bad blood is still there between them, as they spat in each other's faces. They gave everything they had, pulling out move after move, countering and blocking. Mia Yim won the match after getting the Package Piledriver on Kay. April Hunter jumped onto the apron, which brought out Leva Bates; though Bates had good intentions by telling the referee that Hunter was trying to interfere, it cost her Lucha Sisters partner the match. Yim had Allysin covered for the pinfall, but the referee was distracted with Bates and didn't make the count. Yim then becomes distracted by Bates, as Kay uses the opportunity and flattens her with a Discus Lariat for the win. 

The Lucha Sisters imploded post-match, as Mia lambasted Leva for costing her the match, even throwing out accusations that her friend has been jealous since she succeeded in the championship. She shoved and flipped off Bates before leaving the ring. Yim had stopped Hunter from taking one of Leva's masks during her match against Amber Gallows – I guess Mia thought Leva's efforts could have been better. It's already been announced that Allysin Kay will be getting a shot at the SHINE Championship, as she challenges Santana Garrett at SHINE 29 on September 4th. Another great match on the undercard was the clash between Vanessa Kraven and Jessicka Havok. Their fight spilled to the outside of the ring early and they clobbered each other with punches. Kraven picked up the win following a Sunset Flip Powerbomb. The two first collided back at SHIMMER's tapings back in October of 2014, as Kraven defeated Havok via count-out following a distraction from Portia Perez. 

Santana Garrett's title defense ended in a controversial finish, as referee Frankie Gastineau stopped the match and deemed Ivelisse unable to continue. Garrett worked on the injured leg of the challenger, applying a Sharpshooter. Before long, Ivelisse began refusing to submit to the hold and the referee ordered Santana to release her opponent. Gastineau called for the bell and the match was stopped; Ivelisse could barely stand afterward and collapsed to the mat when the referee tried to help her up. Santana offered her hands to Ivelisse to help her up, but she refused. It's said that Ivelisse was "absolutely livid" backstage and wouldn't comment on the matter. The finish made sense and prolonged Ivelisse's return storyline for a little bit longer, as once again she is knocked out of the running for the SHINE Championship due to injury. The match was fantastic all around – again, the finish was fine, but it followed a string of non-finished matchups on the show. 

The SHINE Tag Team Championship match ended in a No Contest; Kimber Lee and Cherry Bomb were scheduled to defend the belts against Andrea and Marti Belle in the semi-main event. However, the title match was disrupted after two people came into the ring and attacked Belle and Andrea, resulting in the referee throwing out the match. They turned their attention to So Cal Val, but the Kimber Bombs made the save for Valifornia's manager. Daffney then entered with steel chairs in hand, as Katie Forbes drove Kimber Lee's face through a chair that was set up with a DDT. Daffney then introduced the unknowns, as Katie Forbes and Amaiya Jade, known as the "Iron Maidens" and proclaimed that tonight (Friday) was their night of "retribution." Ahead of SHINE 28, Daffney pulled all of her contracted talent from the show, with no explanation given. At SHINE 27, Jayme Jameson and Andrea overpowered Daffney's All-Star Squad, as "Crazy" Mary Dobson and Kimberly were unable to withstand. Daffney has brought in some "muscle" to handle her ongoing problems with Valifornia. If the names Amaiya Jade and Katie Forbes are not familiar, both are competitors from the New Orleans-based promotion, WildKat Sports. 

The booking on Friday's show included a lot of interference and wonky finishes.  Malia Hosaka defeated La Rosa Negra in the opening match, but the victory wasn't obtained without the help of Leilani Kai. Amanda Rodriguez defeated the debuting Renee Michelle with a rollup and a handful of tights while having one hand on the ropes. Tracy Taylor gained a count-out win over Su Yung after Yung's signature mist backfired and she swallowed it by accident – Yung sold the agony of her predicament well by stumbling all over outside the ring trying to catch her breath. The match was awarded to Taylor upon Yung being counted out – the finish to this match was original and would have been great if Taylor pinned Su clean following the malfunction, instead, that's three finishes that ended with shenanigans. 

I would have been content with the finish in the SHINE Tag Team Title match, but the Kimber Bombs title defense was thrown out to introduce a new collective group into the division. Hopefully, Renee Michelle will be invited back after the screwy finish – this can not be a one-and-done situation. Rodriguez needs more matches booked in the future to create a presence in the promotion, besides accompanying Ivelisse to the ring. SHINE's undercard could use more up-and-comers. I don't mind the finish to the Mia Yim-Allysin Kay match, as it gives us a chance to revisit the partnership of the Lucha Sisters that is no longer. Plus, there is a bit of a backstory that could be provided, as Yim and Leva Bates went their separate ways following their loss of the belts. Yim went on to chase the SHINE Title, whereas Bates became a one-woman crusade to purge the promotion of its bad seeds. 

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There was a shakeup at Korakuen Hall on Sunday. The World of STARDOM Championship wound up in the hands of a rival promotion at the close of "Stardom X Stardom" and ended the defending titleholder's reign. Meiko Satomura slapped Kairi Hojo's hand and refused to shake it after their title match back in June finished in a time-limit draw. Satomura received the rematch she wanted and this time she defeated Kairi for the championship after two Death Valley Drivers. She delivered the maneuver earlier in the match, but Hojo kicked out after getting a two-count. The action then spilled out of the ring, as Hojo and Satomura were fighting in the stands; the momentum shifted after an attempted Death Valley Driver in the aisle was blocked by Kairi. 

Hojo delivered a Flying Kabuki Fist to Satomura from atop the hallway overpass and from there the match was brought back into the ring. Kairi missed the Diving Elbow Drop on the first go-round, and on her second chance, Satomura countered with an armbar. Again, she went for another handshake from Satomura and asked for her respect, and again the gesture was not returned, as the new champion suggested that it wasn't the right time. Meiko Satomura has won her first major singles title in over a decade. Satomura's last run with a belt was back in 2005, as her second reign as AAAW Singles Champion was ended by Aja Kong just twenty-seven days shy of closing in a full year with the strap. Oddly – this is Satomura's first championship win in twelve years, including tag team titles. Two weeks ago, Command Bolshoi scored her second JWP Openweight Championship fifteen years after her first reign – it's like longtime, respected competitors are winning titles after such a long period of no contention. 

However, Satomura is not the first outside competitor to win the World of STARDOM Title. Back in 2013, Alpha Female dethroned Nanae Takahashi of the "red belt" at "Stardom The Highest" and became the first European to hold any joshi promotion's top title. Instead, Satomura is the first champion to be contractually obligated to another Joshi promotion, SENDAI Girls' Pro Wrestling, which is owned and operated by her. The promotion does not have its champion – this presents an opportunity to defend the World of STARDOM Championship in SENDAI Girls, of course with the permission of STARDOM, and could bring upon cross-promoting between the two promotions and introduce new, fresh challengers to the title. 

Meiko Satomura has a twentieth-anniversary show scheduled for October 11th, two weeks after the 5*STAR Grand Prix has concluded. All the competitors in this year's 5*STAR Grand Prix and opening matches of the tournament were revealed during Friday's press conference. Competing under the Blue Stars block will be Reo Hazuki, Chelsea, Starfire, Kairi Hojo, Kaoru, and Queen Maya. Kaori Yoneyama, Mayu Iwatani, Kris Wolf, La Rosa Negra, Hudson Envy, and last year's winner, Io Shirai will be competing within the Red Stars block. The annual round-robin tournament will begin on August 23rd at Korakuen Hall; it will continue throughout the rest of the month going into September, as the finals will be held on September 23rd, as the winner will go on to face Meiko Satomura for the World of STARDOM Title on a future show. Opening matches for the tournament are as follows; Kairi Hojo will be taking on Chelsea, La Rosa Negra will take on Kris Wolf, Reo Hazuki will take on Queen Maya, Starfire will take on Kaoru, Hudson Envy will take on Kaori Yoneyama and Io Shirai will meet Mayu Iwatani. A win is two points, a draw is one point, and a loss amounts to zero points. 

La Rosa Negra, Kaoru, and Queen Maya will be making their debuts for the promotion as part of the tournament – this is Queen Maya and La Rosa Negra's official Japanese debuts. Standing at 6'1," Queen Maya will be the first competitor in a long time to tower over the rest of the STARDOM roster since the appearances of "Amazon" Ayesha Ray and Alpha Female. La Rosa Negra will be bringing over her agility, flexibility, and high-flying, which will bode well against the likes of Yoneyama and Shirai. Also announced was the long-awaited return of Act Yasukawa, which will be at the Korakuen Hall on September 23rd. 

Continuing with the announcements, World Wonder Ring STARDOM has even bigger news. Their first tour of the United States has been announced for October 16th and 18th, as the promotion will be debuting in the Los Angeles area. In conjunction with Diva Dirt, STARDOM will be presenting a show at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Friday, October 16th in Covina, California, and a second show that Sunday at the Esther Snyder Community Center in Baldwin Park, California. It was announced on Tuesday that Act Yasukawa, Io Shirai, Kairi Hojo, Reo Hazuki, Mayu Iwatani, Chelsea, Starfire, California-based talent, Hudson Envy, Thunder Rosa, and Cheerleader Melissa will work the shows. For those wondering, about the likelihood of competitors from STARDOM being brought in as part of the Joshi contingent at SHIMMER's shows in Cicero and Berwyn, Illinois the weekend before, it's not happening. The promotion will be running the Korakuen Hall on Sunday, October 11th, which is the same day as Volumes 78-79 tapings. Talent will be traveling over to the country for two shows and their month-end show will be at Shinkiba 1st RING that Sunday – not saying that a surprise appearance couldn't happen the night, but there are conflicts in the schedule. Again, it's not a foregone conclusion but I wouldn't hold onto my expectations for it to happen. 

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WWE

Alicia Fox suffered a mild concussion during her match with Nikki Bella against Charlotte and Becky Lynch on Monday's RAW from Oklahoma City. Fox's injury was announced on WWE.com, as further information has not been reported regarding how the injury occurred. It looks like Team Bella might be losing a member for the time being... There were two divas matches on Monday night, Sasha Banks defeated Paige with the Bank Statement, and Becky Lynch and Charlotte defeated Fox and Nikki, with Lynch picking up the submission win with her Disarm-Her on Alicia... Layla revealed on Periscope that she is engaged to be married to former WWE Superstar, Ricky Ortiz... Paige will be the next guest featured on a live edition of the Stone Cold Podcast, to be aired on the WWE Network on Monday night, airing right after RAW... WWE previously announced Becky Lynch would be taking on Nikki Bella in a non-title match on Smackdown, however, the match was not taped on Tuesday night, but Lynch did take on Brie Bella on this week's Main Event

TNA

Additional episodes of Impact Wrestling, Xplosion, and One Night Only specials were taped last Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday night, and more were recorded on Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday in Orlando, Florida. Coming out of the tapings is the reformation of The Beautiful People and Rebel has joined The Dollhouse. Gail Kim will take on Jade and Marti Belle in a Handicap Steel Cage match and Lei'D Tapa returns as part of the Global Force Wrestling angle

North America

Combat Zone Wrestling and Chigusa Nagayo's Marvelous have announced their partnership for August 8th, as there will be two showcase matches, featuring competitors from both promotions. One of the first matches confirmed will see Brittany Blake and Takumi Iroha taking on Sumie Sakai and Penelope Ford. The second, Nagayo and Takaaki Watanabe will take on Nate Carter and David McCall. Also, matches for Marvelous' United States debut the following day were announced; Penelope Ford takes on Sumie Sakai, Deonna Purrazzo and Brittany Blake take on Rick Cataldo and Eddy McQueen, Takumi Iroha and Takaaki Watanabe will take on Papadon and Chigusa and lastly, Renee Michelle and Davienne will take on Sakai and Willow Nightingale... Mary Elizabeth Monroe will take on Angelina Love for NWA Smoky Mountain's August 8th show in Kingsport... Willow Nightingale will make her singles debut for D2W Pro Wrestling on August 4th, as she takes on Deonna Purrazzo... Samantha Starr gets her rematch against Samantha Heights for the VOW Vixens Championship on August 15th... Queens Of Combat will be doing a live show on April 1st in Dallas, Texas as part of WrestleCon. That same weekend, SHIMMER will be holding its show on April 2nd as part of the WWNLive Experience... Three womens matches filled Alternative Wrestling Show's card on Saturday in South Gate, California. Nicole Savoy scored the submission win over Thunder Rosa, winning with a Triangle Hold – described as one of the "most technical" matches on the card. Raze made light work of Candice LeRae and there was a double title match. Santana Garrett's NWA World Women's Championship was on the lineup against Christina Von Eerie's PWR World Women's belt. The match ended in a double-knockout, as both women exchanged headbutts and knocked each other out, with the referee ruling it a double KO... A Starlets match has been added to New York Wrestling Connection's show on Thursday in Deer Park, Aria Cadenza, Rick Cataldo, Brittney Savage, and Eddy McQueen will be taking on Sammy Pickles, Willow Nightingale, Chrissy Rivera, and Brooke Danielle... Absolute Intense Wrestling has announced majority of their "Battle of the Sexes 2" card; features loads of competitors taking on their significant others, Mia Yim will take on Eddie Kingston, and "Crazy" Mary Dobson will take on Mad Man Pondo. In other matches announced, Allysin Kay will take on Ethan Page, Louis Lyndon will take on Heidi Lovelace, Cheech, and Colin Delaney will take on Taeler Hendrix and Mary Elizabeth Monroe and Veda Scott will take on the current Absolute Champion, Rickey Shane Page in a non-title match... Nicole Savoy, Kahmora, and Raze have been announced for PREMIER Wrestling's September 19th show in San Jose. Kikyo Nakamura will be making her debut... Mary Elizabeth Monroe defeated Katarina Leigh for the HLW Women's Title on Saturday

Japan

Chikayo Nagashima has chosen Ayako Hamada as her opponent for her last match under OZ Academy on August 23rd, as Nagashima has opted to become a freelancer after working for seventeen years in the promotion. The announcement was made at Shinjuku FACE on Saturday, as OZ Academy, Pro Wrestling WAVE, and DAIJO presented another "OZABUN" collaborated show, with talent from all three promotions appearing. Also, the next OZ Openweight Champion will be decided through a six-man elimination tag team match between Sonoko Kato, Tsubasa Kuragaki, and AKINO taking on Hikaru Shida, Hiroyo Matsumoto,  and Arisa Nakajima – I'm guessing whoever scores the winning pinfall is the new titleholder... GAMI announced two additional matches for WAVE's August 9th show at Korakuen Hall; Rina Yamashita will be defending the JWP Junior & POP Championship against Kaho Kobayashi. Yamashita was supposed to defend her title against the winner of the Young Oh! Oh! tournament, but since a winner was not determined, she will be taking on last year's winner instead. And Hiroe Nagahama will take on Michiko Miyagi... Kaoru Ito retained the DIANA World Championship against Keiko Aono for a second time on Sunday. The promotion will be crowning new WWWD Tag Team Champions on August 16th, as Kyoko Inoue and Yumiko Hotta will take on Manami Toyota and Mima Shimoda for the vacant titles... So the main event for Nanae Takahashi's debut of SEAdLINNNG on August 26th will be Takahashi and Ayako Hamada taking on Meiko Satomura and a partner of her choosing... DASH Chisako and Sendai Sachiko unseated Leon and Ray of the JWP Tag Team Championship and the Daily Sports Tag Team Championship on Sunday at the Nagoya Diamond Hall, as Chisako won the match with a Hurricanrana on Leon. This marks the second title reign for the Jumonji Sisters; their previous run was ended after Sachiko suffered a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament and meniscus and was forced to undergo surgery. The titles were vacated, as Command Bolshoi and Kyoko Kimura won the titles in a decision match over Rabbit Miu and Tsukushi last May... 

Europe

Chardonnay defeated Addy Starr and Kay Lee Ray in the finals to win the Empress Pro Invitational 2015 Tournament on Saturday. She defeated Courtney in the semi-finals; the tournament kicked off with Starr besting Violet Vendetta, Katey Harvey's match against Rhia O'Reilly ended in a double count-out and Kay Lee Ray defeated Sammi Baynz. Chardonnay then went on to defeat Starr and Ray in the three-way elimination final... Violet O'Hara came up short against Sean Only in the finals of the TCW Open Championship tournament, as Only became the first-ever titleholder... 

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Results 

July 22: Ohio Valley Wrestling (Louisville, KY) – Jessie Belle d Rebel 

July 23: Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling (Saitama, Japan) – Nonoko d Rika Tatsumi; Miyu Yamashita d Hyper Misao; Ai Shimizu, KANNA & Saki Akai d Akane Miura, Shoko Nakajima & Yuki Miyazaki

July 23: Juggalo Championship Wrestling (Thornville, OH) – Jewells Malone d Brittany Blake 

July 23: Rockstar Pro Wrestling (Dayton, OH) – LuFisto d Raze 

July 23: WWE's Thursday Night Smackdown (Lincoln, NB) – Nikki Bella & Brie Bella d Naomi & Sasha Banks 

July 23: NXT Live (Fort Pierce, FL) – Bayley & Jessie McKay d Dana Brooke & Lina 

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

July 24: Explosive Professional Wrestling (Perth, Australia) – Allyson Cruz, Chris Vice & Marcius Pitt d Amity Row, Davis Storm & The Warship

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

July 24: Pro Wrestling Guerrilla (Reseda, CA) – Bill Carr & Dan Barry d Joey Ryan & Candice LeRae

July 24: Ohio Valley Wrestling (Louisville, KY) – Mary Elizabeth Monroe d Bodyguy

July 24: CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) – Dalys la Caribena, Tiffany & Zeuxis d Estrellita, Lluvia & Skadi

July 24: All-Star Wrestling (Cloverdale, British Columbia) – Bambi Hall d Violet Affect 

July 24: WWE Live (Bakersfield, CA) – Alicia Fox & Nikki Bella d Naomi & Sasha Banks 

July 25: OZABUN (Tokyo, Japan) – Chikayo Nagashima & Yuu Yamagata d Ayako Hamada & Sonoko Kato; Aja Kong d Sawako Shimono; Kaori Yoneyama d Hiroe Nagahama; Mayumi Ozaki, Mio Shirai & Misaki Ohata d Hikaru Shida, Hiroyo Matsumoto & Ryo Mizunami

July 25: Heroes And Legends Wrestling (Fort Wayne, IN) – Mary Elizabeth Monroe d Katarina Leigh

July 25: Gatoh Move (Tokyo, Japan) – Makoto vs Madoka- time limit draw; Choun Shiryu & Masa Takanashi d MIZUKI & SAKI; Riho & Sayaka Obihiro d Emi Sakura & "Kotori" 

July 25: Outback Championship Wrestling's (Ashwood, Victoria, Australia) – Kellyanne d Savannah Summers; Vixsin d Demi Bennett

July 25: World Xtreme Wrestling - C4 (Sunbury, PA) – Karissa d Brittany Force 

July 25: GOUGE Wrestling (Raleigh, NC) – Roni Nicole d Taylor Black 

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

July 25: Ice Ribbon (Saitama, Japan) – Mochi Miyagi & Misaki Ohata d Kyuri & Risa Sera; Makoto d Miyako Matsumoto; Tsukasa Fujimoto d Yuki Kotobuki; Tsukushi & Mio Shirai d Akane Fujita & Aoi Kizuki

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

July 25: Tidal Championship Wrestling (Leeds, England) – Lana Austin d Ruby Summers; Sean Only d Violet O'Hara

July 25: Pro Wrestling Academy CT (West Haven, CT) – Raze vs Wrecking Ball - No Contest 

July 25: Snakepit Pro Wrestling (Pooraka, Australia) – Izzy Shaw d Kira Sommers 

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 25: Alpha Omega Wrestling (Twentynine Palms, CA) – Mystiq d Tab Jackson & Ashley Grace

July 25: CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) – Marcela & Skadi d La Comandante & Tiffany 

July 25: NXT Live (West Palm Beach, FL) – Eva Marie & Lina d Cassie & Jessie McKay; Bayley d Dana Brooke & Emma

July 25: Shropshire Wrestling Alliance (Dawley, Shropshire, England) – Nixon Newell d Toni Storm 

July 25: Real Canadian Wrestling (Calgary, Alberta, Canada) – Kat Von Heez(c) d Violet

July 25: WWE Live (Los Angeles, CA) – Nikki Bella & Alicia Fox d Naomi & Sasha Banks 

July 25: WWE Live (Odessa, TX) – Paige d Layla 

July 25: CHIKARA (South Windsor, CT) – Blaster McMassive & Max Smashmaster) (c) defeat Jervis Cottonbelly & Kimber Lee; Dasher Hatfield, Heidi Lovelace, Icarus & Mark Angelosetti d Chuck Taylor, Drew Gulak, Orange Cassidy & The Swamp Monster

July 25: Juggalo Championship Wrestling (Thornville, OH) – Mary Elizabeth Monroe d Samantha Heights 

July 26: JWP (Nagoya, Japan) – DASH Chisako & Sendai Sachiko d Leon(c) & Ray(c); Yako Fujigasaki d Mari Anne; Rydeen Hagane d Eri; Kayoko Haruyama d KAZUKI; Command Bolshoi & Hanako Nakamori d Arisa Nakajima & Rabbit Miu 

July 26: OZABUN (Tokyo, Japan) – AKINO & Tsubasa Kuragaki d Moeka Haruhi & Yuki Miyazaki; Mika Iida d Kagetsu; Kana d Fairy Nipponbashi, Sakura Hirota & Yumi Ohka; Dynamite Kansai & Manami Toyota d Kaho Kobayashi & Rina Yamashita 

July 26: FutureShock Wrestling (Stockport, Greater Manchester, England) – Chardonnay d Violet Vendetta 

July 26: Championship Wrestling Australia (Canley Vale, New South Wales, Australia) – Tarlee (c) vs Niki Nitro -count-out

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

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

July 26: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Osaka, Japan) – Aiger d Cherry; Sareee & Takako Inoue d Megumi Yabushita & Mima Shimoda; Kyoko Inoue & Yumiko Hotta d Jaguar Yokota & Jenny Rose; Kaoru Ito(c) d Keiko Aono 

July 26: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan) – Mio Shirai & Io Shirai d Hiroyo Matsumoto & Mayu Iwatani; Meiko Satomura d Kairi Hojo(c);  Reo Hazuki d Alex Lee; Star Fire(c) d Kris Wolf; Kaori Yoneyama & Hatsuhinode Kamen d Momo Watanabe & Azumi;  Cheerleader Melissa & Chelsea d Hudson Envy & Nikki Storm

July 26: Anarchy Championship Wrestling's "From Innocence to Insanity 9" (Austin, TX) – Jessica James, Jojo Bravo & Ricky Romida d Dick Money, VG Allin & Wade Olsen; Angel Blue d Solo Darling

July 26: CHIKARA (Providence, RI) – Jakob Hammermeier & Soldier Ant d Heidi Lovelace & Icarus; Argus, Eddie Kingston, Ophidian & Shynron d El Hijo del Ice Cream, Ice Cream Jr., Jervis Cottonbelly & Kimber Lee 

July 26: OMB Wrestling Productions (Canoga Park, CA) – Kiara Dillon d SnowCal Chloe 

July 27: CMLL (Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza, Puebla, Mexico) – La Amapola, La Comandante & La Seductora d Estrellita, Lluvia & Marcela

July 27: WWE's Monday Night RAW (Oklahoma City, OK) – Sasha Banks d Paige; Becky Lynch & Charlotte d Alicia Fox & Nikki Bella

Upcoming

July 30: SENDAI Girls (Tokyo, Japan) – DASH Chisako & Sendai Sachiko vs Io Shirai & Mayu Iwatani; Eiger vs Sakura Hirota; Michiko Miyagi vs Takumi Iroha; Ayako Hamada, Hiroe Nagahama, Hikaru Shida & Ray vs Hiroyo Matsumoto, Michiko Miyagi, Mika Iwata & Alex Lee; Arisa Nakajima vs Meiko Satomura

July 30: New York Wrestling Connection (Deer Park, NY) – Aria Cadenza, Rick Cataldo, Brittney Savage & Eddy McQueen vs Sammy Pickles, Willow Nightingale, Chrissy Rivera & Brooke Danielle 

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: Ice Ribbon (Bangkok, Japan) – 235 & Mio Shirai vs Hiroe Nagahama & Makoto; Miyako Matsumoto & Neko Nitta vs Kyuri & Tsukushi; Akane Fujita vs Ryo Mizunami; Aoi Kizuki & Mochi Miyagi vs Risa Sera & Tsukasa Fujimoto 

August 1: DREAMWAVE Wrestling's "Adversity" (LaSalle, IL) – Candice LeRae

August 2: Ice Ribbon (Hiroshima, Japan) – Aoi Kizuki & Tsukushi vs Mochi Miyagi & Neko Nitta; Mio Shirai vs Risa Sera; Akane Fujita & Tsukasa Fujimoto vs Kyuri & Ryo Mizunami; Makoto & Miyako Matsumoto vs 235 & Hiroe Nagahama 

August 4: D2W Pro Wrestling (Rockaway, NJ) – Deonna Purrazzo vs Willow Nightingale; Aria Cadenza vs TBA

August 8: Combat Zone Wrestling's "Retribution" (Voorhees, NJ) – Brittany Blake & Takumi Iroha vs Sumie Sakai & Penelope Ford; Chigusa Nagayo & Takaaki Watanabe vs Nate Carter & David McCall

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 8: NWA Smoky Mountain (Kingsport, TN) – Angelina Love vs Mary Elizabeth Monroe

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

August 9: Marvelous Puroresu (Elmhurst, NY) – Penelope Ford vs Sumie Sakai; Deonna Purrazzo & Brittany Blake vs Rick Cataldo & Eddy McQueen; Takumi Iroha & Takaaki Watanabe vs Papadon & Chigusa; Renee Michelle & Davienne vs Sumie Sakai & Willow Nightingale

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; Mika Iida vs uki Miyazaki; Rina Yamashita(c) vs Kaho Kobayashi; Hiroe Nagahama vs Michiko Miyagi

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; Heidi Lovelace vs Louis Lyndon; Mary Elizabeth Monroe & Taeler Hendrix vs Cheech & Colin Delaney; Veda Scott vs Rickey Shane Page; Ethan Page vs Allysin Kay; Mia Yim vs Eddie Kingston; Crazy Mary Dobson vs Mad Man Pondo; Annie Social

August 15: Vicious Outcast Wrestling (Connellsville, PA) – Samantha Heights(c) vs Samantha Starr 

August 16: JWP (Tokyo, Japan) – Arisa Nakajima & Tsuaka Fujimoto vs Mio Shirai & Hanako Nakamori; Command Bolshoi(c) vs Mayumi Ozaki

August 16: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Tokyo, Japan) – Kyoko Inoue & Yumiko Hotta vs Mima Shimoda & Manami Toyota 

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) – Chikayo Nagashima vs Ayako Hamada; AKINO, Sonoko Kato, Tsubasa Kuragaki vs Arisa Nakajima, Hiroyo Matsumoto & Hikaru Shida; Mio Shirai 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 & Ayako Hamada vs Meiko Satomura & TBA

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

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

April 1: Queens of Combat (Dallas, TX) 

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

April 2: SHIMMER Women Athletes (Dallas, TX) 

-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