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It wasn't until she was identified as "Kanna" while sitting front row with Ric Flair and Sgt. Slaughter at NXT Takeover: Brooklyn that those same rumors were plastered into headlines across websites, claiming that she had signed on with the company weeks ago. However, it wasn't until three weeks after her appearance that it was confirmed by WWE that she had indeed signed and would be reporting to the Performance Center later this month. The announcement was first made in Kana's home country of Japan during a press conference; at the time Kana stated that she would be keeping her ring name and would be reporting to the training facility. In her first interview since being signed with WWE, Kana told Sporting News that she jumped at the opportunity to work with WWE after accomplishing "almost everything" there is to accomplish in her eleven years in the business and wanted a new direction. She further stated that she found the divas revolution "inspirational" and is looking forward to competing against Bayley and Charlotte, proclaiming that she has a "tremendous" amount of respect for the second-generation wrestler.
Days before the announcement was made official, Kana relinquished the REINA World Women's Championship ahead of her impending departure from the promotion. On September 4th, the promotion began the first steps to determine a new titleholder following Kana's departure, announcing Hanako Nakamori, Konami, La Silueta, Tsukasa Fujimoto, Maki Naruymiya, Hamuko Hoshi, Rina Yamashita, yako Fujigasaki, Makoto and former champion, Syuri as the participants in the tournament. The first-round matches were held on the show, as Nakamori defeated Konami, Syuri defeated Hoshi with a German Suplex Hold, Yamashita bested Makoto with a Lariat and Fujigasaki defeated Narumiya. Kana wrestled her last match for the promotion in the main event, as she and former nemesis, Syuri defeated her trainee, Konami and Makoto, with Kana getting the Kanalock on Konami for the win.
Just two days later, she made her final appearance for OZ Academy, teaming up with Manami Toyota in a losing effort against Kaori Yoneyama and Tsubasa Kuragaki – Kana wrestled her last match for Pro Wrestling WAVE on Sunday at the Edion Hall; she defeated Sakura Hirota in the first match that lasted three-minutes and again defeated her in the rematch with a Buzzsaw Kick. Kana will be the first Japanese woman employed in the company since Bull Nakano back in 1995. Contrary to belief, Aja Kong was never signed by the WWE following her infamous match-up against Chaparita Asari on Monday Night RAW, which reportedly frightened Vince McMahon. Takako Inoue was the closest being signed back in the early 2000s, but after a poor performance during her tryout match due to working with an inexperienced competitor, it fell through.
If anything, the company has picked up a lot of talents like Finn Balor and Hideo Itami for international exposure in hopes of peeking in those markets. Of course, Kana's in-ring repertoire will be toned down and a moderated version, but her presence still adds a different flavor to the already booming division and the intrigue of matchup possibilities is there. And it won't be long before she wrestles her first match as "Asuka," as she was introduced during an in-ring segment at Thursday night's tapings. NXT General Manager, William Regal introduced the now-renamed signee to the audience on the September 23rd tapings and was taunted and berated by Emma and Dana Brooke and reportedly left the ring "sad," which sounds awkward.
As I said on this week's podcast, which you can check out here, I wouldn't be surprised if the WWE gets behind her using the facepaint she adorned under her villain persona over in Japan and brings parts of her former character into the show, for example, Finn Balor. Kana is very theatrical and I believe allowing her to display that side will be upside down, regardless if she is positioned as a babyface or heel. On top of that, she is a part of a division with women she has never worked with like Bayley, Becky Lynch, Sasha Banks, and Emma. Billie Kay (the former Jessie McKay) is the only competitor that has worked with Kana; they wrestled against one another on SHIMMER Volume 54. Yesterday, she presented her finale of KANAProMania, titled "Pulse" at Korakuen Hall where she teamed up with Syuri and Hikaru Shida in the main event, as they defeated Ryu Mizunami, Rina Yamashita, and longtime rival, Arisa Nakajima. The second round of the REINA World Women's Title tournament will be continued on October 9th; Hanako Nakamori will be taking on Rina Yamashita and La Silueta will go up against Tsukasa Fujimoto.
While Kana was wrapping up her Japanese career, Mio Shirai was finishing up all together. Shirai wrestled her final matches for Pro Wrestling WAVE earlier today, she had a five-match series on the show; her match against Hikaru Shida ended in a time-limit draw, she picked up losses to Ryo Mizunami, Yumi Ohka, Misaki Ohata, and defeated Asuka. She worked her first to last appearance for OZ Academy last Sunday, as she teamed up with Ohka and Mayumi Ozaki in losing effort to Sonoko Kato, Dynamite Kansai, and Aja Kong. Mio will be working her final match under the promotion on Friday, as she, Ohka, and Ozaki go up against Arisa Nakajima, Misaki Ohata, and Tsukasa Fujimoto. Her final match under Ice Ribbon is this Sunday in Saitama, Japan as she takes on Yuuka. The following day she will be presenting her retirement event at Korakuen Hall, involving talent from all four promotions that she is contracted under. The show will feature Kansai, Fairy Nipponbashi, Neko Nitta, and Shuji Ishikawa taking on Ayako Hamada, Kong, Hiroshi Fukuda, and Mochi Miyagi. Ozaki and Yumi Ohka will take on Aoi Kizuki and Shirai. She will also be in a singles competition, taking on Isami Kodaka, and will be teaming up with Misaki Ohata and Tsukasa Fujimoto one final time to take on Hiroe Nagahama, Risa Sera, and Tsukushi. There will also be a battle royal held to end the show.
Another person bidding their farewell this weekend was Athena. She delivered a heartfelt speech following Women Superstars Uncensored's "Excellence" on Saturday in Voorhees, New Jersey, which should be seen by everyone. She told the likes of Kimber Lee, Veda Scott, Jessicka Havok, Annie Social, and others within the locker room what they meant to her individually. The heavy-hearted speech capped off what was the last of Athena's bookings this weekend, as it's been long rumored that she's been signed by WWE. She dropped the AIW Women's Championship on Friday night in Cleveland, Ohio, as Heidi Lovelace ascended the title after answering the titleholder's open challenge. Athena had a title defense in the form of Candice LeRae booked for "Faith No More" and successfully retained with the O-Face and quickly issued an open challenge to the locker room, with Lovelace winning the title via submission.
She finished out the rest of her bookings on Saturday and Sunday, traveling from Cleveland over to the Northeast and back down to Austin, Texas for Inspire Wrestling. Athena wrestled Sumie Sakai and had the match won after hitting the O-Face, but a run-in from Hania caused a disqualification. This led to an Uncensored Rules match to take place in the main event of the show, as Athena and Hania went at it one last time. The problem is, that the finish to the match left a cliffhanger and not one that made sense. An Uncensored Rules match ended in a disqualification, a match where it's anything goes, ended in disqualification after Hania grabbed hold of a chair and it wound up in the hands of Athena and she pretended to the referee that she struck with it. The referee called for the disqualification win to be handed to Hania – again, none of this makes logical sense unless it's building towards a development that is possibly not going to take place.
It was reported by Mike Johnson last week that it was confirmed by "sources" within the company that Athena and other independent talent had signed and would be reporting to the Performance Center later this month. Athena's possible signing has been rumored since attending a tryout back in June, that included Jessicka Havok and Taeler Hendrix. Those rumors resurfaced in the past couple of weeks after various websites reported that she had been signed with no confirmation provided. Though PWInsider has confirmed that has inked a deal, she or WWE has not made an official announcement so it's just speculation and the waiting game right now. Besides the wonky finish on Saturday's show, Athena wrestled her final appearance for Inspire Pro Wrestling on Sunday, as she took the pinfall to Jessica James – a competitor who has played a significant role throughout her career.
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While everyone was bidding "goodbye," this weekend's shows did collect some casualties. Cherry Bomb suffered a broken collarbone in the main event on Saturday and managed to finish the match and successfully retain the WSU Championship against Candice LeRae. She was taken to the hospital afterward and it was reported that her collarbone had been broken in half and would possibly require surgery, leading to unanswered questions regarding the title's future. She is not only the current WSU Champion but is one-half of the SHIMMER and SHINE Tag Team Champions; neither promotion has commented on the circumstances surrounding the belts. With the next set of tapings coming up in October, a title defense was expected to be a part of at least one of the five shows that weekend. Recuperating from this injury could take a couple of weeks or longer, as Cherry Bomb could be sitting the rest of the year out.
Co-holder Kimber Lee was also banged, she suffered a dislocated shoulder during her match against Xandra Bale on Sunday. It was reported that the referee had thrown up the "x," signaling that she had been injured. Kimber Lee updated everyone through social media, stating that her shoulder should be fine after rest and applying ice packs, and was seen with her shoulder wrapped up following the match. Lee and Cherry Bomb were scheduled to take on Portia Perez and Nicole Matthews for the first time and were booked as the headliners of this year's CANUSA Classic. Instead, Allysin Kay and Sassy Stephie replaced the Kimber Bombs in the match, resulting in Stephie pulling double duty on the show, as she defeated Jewells Malone and Lee was slotted into Kay's original match-up against Bale.
Speaking of the CANUSA Classic, Team USA defeated Team Canada four-to-two, as Veda Scott, Candice LeRae, Sassy Stephie, and the Midwest Militia cleaned up and pulled in the victories with wins over KC Spinelli, Jennifer Blake, Jewells Malone, and the Canadian NINJAS respectively, while Vanessa Kraven and Courtney Rush picked up wins over Heidi Lovelace and Jessica Havok. Rush was awarded the medal for Most Outstanding Performer for the second year in a row by unanimous vote. No further updates have been provided concerning Kimber Lee's status or whether Cherry Bomb will need surgery or not.
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Hudson Envy and Kairi Hojo are headed to the finals of the 2015 5*STAR Grand Prix after becoming the overall winners of the Red and Blue Stars leagues on Sunday's show. Envy bested Io Shirai in the main event at Shinkiba 1st RING in the final match-up in their block and Hojo declared the winner by unanimous decision due to previous victories. Shirai and Hudson were leading the Blue Stars block after last Sunday's show. Shirai and Mayu Iwatani retained the Goddesses of STARDOM Championship against Hudson and La Rosa Negra on that Saturday, with Iwatani pinning La Rosa Negra with the Dragon Suplex. Shirai defeated La Rosa Negra to accumulate seven points in total and Hudson Envy had six points after winning her match against Kris Wolf by forfeit. Wolf sustained a concussion during her match against Io Shirai back on August 30th at Shinkiba 1st RING and as a result, did not compete on that weekend's shows.
Hudson Envy and Kaori Yoneyama received "byes" in their 5*STAR Grand Prix matches against Wolf due to the injury. Wolf's absence resulted in the promotion reshuffling Friday, Saturday, and Sunday's cards; DASH Chisako teamed up with Star Fire in a losing effort against Hudson Envy and La Rosa Negra, Kairi Hojo and Chelsea's match against Kaori Yoneyama and Sendai Sachiko ended in a time limit draw and Queen Maya defeated Chelsea and Alex Lee. Queen Maya was in the lead of the Red Stars block with seven points, as she defeated Star Fire on Saturday; KAORU defeated Haruka Kato but picked up a loss to Kairi Hojo the following day.
On Sunday, Kairi Hojo picked up the count-out victory over Queen Maya to walk away with two additional points, amounting to seven in total. Now tied with the same amount of points, Hojo's tournament wins over KAORU and Queen Maya were the tiebreaker, and was crowned the overall winner of the Red Stars block. Hudson Envy defeated Io Shirai with a powerbomb after an evenly matched contest to finish out the Blue Stars with eight points. I watched exclusive footage of the match and I must recommend that once the show becomes available online, this match is must-see material. Going into the final matches of the tournament on Sunday, I had long predicted that Kairi Hojo would be going up against Io Shirai in the finals – it appeared that the promotion was building toward that match-up before Hojo's reign ended.
I admit that Hojo–Hudson is a more intriguing dynamic. You got your babyface in Kairi fighting for another shot at the belt and a credible heel in Envy wanting nothing more than to take the opportunity away from Kairi and go after the title for the first time. Hudson and Kairi will meet in the finals of the 5*STAR Grand Prix next Wednesday, September 23rd at the Korakuen Hall, as the winner will go on to face Meiko Satomura for the World of STARDOM Championship. Also announced for the show, Io Shirai and Mayu Iwatani will be defending the Goddesses of STARDOM Championship against Sendai Sachiko and DASH Chisako. Chelsea and Cheerleader Melissa will take on Alex Lee and Queen Maya. La Rosa Negra has challenged Star Fire for the High Speed Title and the long-awaited return of Act Yasukawa will be a part of that show. Yasukawa will be wrestling her first match back, as she and Kyoko Kimura take on Haruka Kato and Momo Watanabe. Kimura made her return on Sunday and stated that the stable will be resurrected at the Korakuen Hall, as all members of Oedo Tai will be present.
WWE Hall of Famer Alundra Blayze, or simply Madusa was in attendance at Sunday's show. She watched the final matches of the Red and Blue Stars blocks alongside Rossy Ogawa and Fuka at ringside, making her first appearance since being appointed as Commissioner of STARDOM USA. She conducted a post-show interview, which could be misconstrued and taken out of context due to the bits and pieces that were posted on the promotion's English Facebook page. Having watched the full interview, which I watched repeatedly due to her passion that echoed through her speaking, Madusa stated that the promotion has a lot to "gain and lose" if some changes are not implemented to the product. She proclaimed that she is out for the "best interest" of the women on the roster and that the in-ring aspect needs improvement, continuing on that "a lot of changes, a lot of new promises and a lot of upsets" would on the horizon due to her involvement with STARDOM.
Madusa emphasized repeatedly that the promotion is "no longer for pretty faces" and that the promotion will be bringing more wrestling to the table. That statement alone could be perceived that she is going against what the promotion had built itself around originally and that she had no knowledge that STARDOM was formed around Yuzuki Aikwawa, a gravure idol. Aikawa happened to be under the same modeling agency as Fuka Kakimoto, the General Manager of STARDOM, when she decided to pursue a career in professional wrestling. Rossy Ogawa later approached Fuka about starting up the promotion. Positioning Yuzuki Aikawa as the public face in public, a bunch of models were hired and trained by Fuka (Mayu Iwatani being one of them) as a result, while veteran wrestlers like Nanae Takahashi, Natsuki*Taiyo, and Miho Wakizawa were later brought into the promotion. As the former promoter of JDStar, Ogawa wanted to adopt a similar method to the defunct promotion's "athtress" (athlete-actress) and acquire models and use their marketability and athletic prowess to promote the shows – the same strategy WWE has utilized for over the past decade.
However, STARDOM has not relied on those same hiring practices and has brought in talents like Yoshiko, Reo Hazuki, Takumi Iroha, Act Yasukawa, Kris Wolf, and others that didn't come straight out of catalogs. Yuna Manase was introduced as the "second" coming of Aikawa, and other former idols were still hired. Manase resigned from the promotion earlier this year after a string of injuries prevented her from competing often – this would be the fate of most of the trainees as most would be forced to retire before their official debut or after working a couple of matches. I believe over time STARDOM turned its focus to bringing in experienced workers due to the setbacks in injuries of trainees and it helped out greatly, as the promotion's popularity has skyrocketed with overseas fans due to the shows and great in-ring action.
However, the promotion does produce annual bikini photo books with the likes of Kairi Hojo, Io Shirai, and Iwatani, which might present a conflict of interest. Madusa proposed that the promotion's new direction will be towards more "serious" wrestling and not just a "pretty face," saying it's a full package. She said that for the promotion to be taken seriously and to be a success not only in Japan but in the United States, things need to change. Madusa explained that women can be sexy and great wrestlers, but it's better to combine those attributes than have a separation. Furthermore, the sex appeal of a wrestler should not be all that is explored, instead, viewers should be intrigued to watch the shows for the action and not for who's the most attractive.
I'm sure that Madusa is aware of the various bikini photo books that are produced and wasn't denouncing the promotion's make-up or bashing any of the roster – I believe some people misinterpreted her words and thought she was saying being "sexy" is a bad thing. I think some people forget that Madusa wrestled during a time when a certain look was the be-all, end-all to a women's wrestler. The wrestling was the prime focus – Yes, some women took a great deal in teasing their hair high enough to reach heaven, Madusa might have applied a little more eyeliner than usual sometimes, but being able to work a match was more important than just being "sexy." She wants to bring more "old school" wrestling back into the forefront and mentioned that she was impressed by everything on the show, but wouldn't mention which competitor impressed her the most. Madusa believes that there is room for improvement and that no one on the roster is excluded from doubling the effort in training and the ring. On her first visit to the country in twenty-one years, Madusa said that wants matches to be "tighter" and likes for a promotion to be "tight" and is working towards the best wrestler in STARDOM carrying the "greenest wrestler" to a great match and be able to do the same in another promotion. Her expectations are high and were even considered delusional by some, but she sees value and potential with STARDOM and with their project in the United States and is very passionate about it and that's what counts. Hopefully, these talked-about changes and those that are taking place behind the scenes bring promotion success in their debut overseas and going forward.
Kellie Skater put Evie through a table via powerbomb to win the Falls Count Anywhere match on Saturday night in Essendon. The match-up marked the third contest between the two competitors, as their encounter in August ended in a draw. First clashing back in July to a double count-out, the match was restarted with Evie's hand being raised after scoring the cheap victory on Skater by rolling her up and grabbing a handful of tights. The controversial finish resulted in Melbourne City Wrestling booking a rematch, this time a stipulation would be added. The women would be going at it again in a Two-Out-of-Three Falls match for their August 8th show in Essendon, as they tied to one fall a piece after Skater submitted Evie to a grapevine ankle lock.
The match ended in another double count-out and this time Kellie Skater implemented her stipulation, she challenged Evie to a Falls Count Anywhere match for Saturday's "Clash of the Titans." Both competitors fought all over the arena and even took the fight into the streets of Essendon. However, all the fighting couldn't prepare them for the onslaught that was coming, as Kellyanne ambushed both Skater and Evie post-match and interrupted their show of mutual respect, making her debut. Things continued on the post-show wrap-up, as things between Kellyanne and Evie escalated, as the debutant choked out the Kiwi with ring equipment and had to be dragged off by backstage officials.
Back on May 16th, Kellyanne unsuccessfully challenged Skater for the Pacific Women's Championship, as they fought to a double count-out. She defeated Skater for the title a week later, in the first round of the 2015 Global Conflict tournament. Kellyanne's Warzone Women's Title was on the line during the match, which she retained and became a double champion – so there's familiarity with Skater, whereas she hasn't crossed paths with Evie as much. Though this might be the end of the back-and-forth feud with Evie and Kellie, a new one has started.
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WWE
Ronda Rousey will not be appearing at WrestleMania 32, instead, she will be filming throughout March and April over in Indonesia for the upcoming action movie, "Mile 22"... Lana underwent surgery this past week to repair her injured wrist. Her condition was updated on WWE.com, as senior ringside physician, Dr. Chris Amann explained that she had an operation on a left distal radius fracture. The fracture was stabilized and returned to its "normal anatomic position" through surgery using a volar plate and screws. He further stated that Lana is expected to make a full recovery without complications. Lana sustained the injury while training in the ring before a WWE live event. With the surgery completed, Lana's return to the ring has not been confirmed as this type of injury could lead to four months of inactivity... Total Divas climbed back up in the ratings, drawing in 1.143 million viewers this week... Speaking of the reality show, Naomi has been dropped from the cast for the second half of season four. She will be replaced by Amanda Saccomanno. The Tough Enough runner-up will be a part of the cast and it's not known if she is signed to a developmental deal or not... Emma will be launching her own YouTube channel called, "Taste of Tenille" and will be cooking and sharing recipes... A "retro" Stephanie McMahon will be a part of WWE 2K16, joining the already crowded divas roster that includes Brie and Nikki Bella, Cameron, Eva Marie, Layla, Naomi, Natalya, Alicia Fox, Summer Rae, Paige and Tamina Snuka... Vickie Guerrero got married over the weekend... Nikki Bella is the longest reigning WWE Divas Champion after retaining against Charlotte on Monday Night RAW via disqualification. The champion and her sister, Brie were unsuccessful in their infamous "twin magic" as Charlotte pinned Brie and was crowned the new titleholder. However, the decision was reversed by Stephanie McMahon after it was revealed that the challenger had pinned the wrong person. Charlotte will be getting a rematch this Sunday at Night of Champions, as it ruled that if Nikki Bella loses the match through count-out or disqualification then Charlotte will become champion
TNA
Knockouts Championship will be on the line this week, as Brooke defends against Gail Kim, Awesome Kong, and Lei'D Tapa... It's being reported that Discovery Networks has pulled airings of Impact Wrestling from their international channels. Officials within the company have reportedly not disclosed their plans for October and going forward regarding television tapings and proclaimed by PWInsider that a "major player" from the company's past could be returning soon and will have a big role in TNA moving forward... Velvet Sky, Angelina Love, and Madison Rayne reunited on this past week's Impact Wrestling following Dollhouse's attack on Sky in the ring. The Beautiful People proclaimed that their reformation is what's "best" for business later in a backstage interview... Brooke will defend the Knockouts Championship against Gail Kim this week... The company has announced that Gail Kim will take on Awesome Kong for the live event on September 17th in York, Pennsylvania... Madison Rayne married Josh Matthews sometime last month...
North America
Delilah Doom defeated Angelus Layne in a Street Fight at Sunday's Inspire Pro Wrestling show in Austin, Texas. The match was under San Dimas rules, meaning falls count anywhere, anything goes with a clear decisive winner. Layne crashed through the first table after attempting to put Delilah through it in the corner, Delilah moved out of the way just in time, with Layne breaking the table in half. Doom picked up the win after tossing Layne from atop the turnbuckle through a table set up on the outside... Tag team matches have filled up Marvelous USA's upcoming show on October 4th; Deonna Purrazzo and Brittany Blake will be taking on Veda Scott and Willow Nightingale, Kimber Lee, and Patrick Clark will take on Sumie Sakai and Davey Boy Smith Jr., and Penelope Ford and Vanity take on Rick Cataldo and Eddy McQueen... Jessie Brooks will be teaming up with Alex Mason to take on Ashley America and JGeorge for Tier 1 Wrestling's October 2nd show in Queens, New York. Brooks has added a stipulation to the match, if Ashley and JGeorge win then she and Mason must leave the promotion for good. If Mason and Brooks win, then she will receive her one-on-one match against JGeorge on the next show. That show will also include Savannah taking on Vanity... Dynamite Didi defeated Regina and Raquel to become the new WXW Women's Champion... Alternative Wrestling Show has announced two matches for their September 26th show in South Gate, California. Leah Von Dutch and Raze will be taking on Kitana Vera and Datura and Thunder Rosa will take on Sage Sin in singles action. Following this show, Alternative Wrestling Show will be going on hiatus for the rest of the year... Thunder Rosa retained the GGP Sapphire Championship against Andrea Rosa last Sunday in Chico, California... Mandy Leon's scheduled match against Mickie James over the weekend has been rescheduled for September 27th... Solo Darling's opponents for her return to Anarchy Championship Wrestling this Sunday will be Angel Blue, Baby Dumplins, and Jessica James. The lineup features many qualifying matches for the 2015 Lone Star Classic; this match is one of them. The winner will go on to participate in this year's tournament, which takes place on November 15th... Kacee Carlisle has laid down an open challenge for the Queen of VALKYRIE Championship for South Jersey WrestleFest on October 11th. The title defense comes ahead of VALKYRIE's next event on November 20th, which will feature the second International Joshi Grand Prix. Aja Perera has been announced to return... Candice LeRae along with Joey Ryan will be making their debut for Jersey All Pro Wrestling on November 14th, as part of the promotion's nineteenth anniversary show... The Last Woman Standing match for the NECW World Women's Wrestling Title match ended in a no-contest on Saturday night in Everett, Massachusetts, as Nikki Valentine, Mecca and Vicious Vixen attacked champion, Mistress Belmont and Alexxis Nevaeh in the ring. It was announced by Sheldon Goldberg that the promotion's World Women's Wrestling will be returning on November 22nd in Belmont, Massachusetts. The sister promotion will be running shows, as its entity. "Portuguese Princess" Ariel and Violet Flame received Legend Awards on the show. Ariel announced her return to the ring after four years a few weeks ago... A Loser Leaves Town match has been booked for this weekend's ECCW show in Vancouver, British Columbia, as Nicole Matthews takes on Cat Power. In addition, Cat Power has signed on to wrestle over in Japan for the next year. However, she has not revealed which promotion she acquired a full-time contract under, though it's likely she signed with REINA being that she just recently worked with the promotion. Marvelous is another possibility... Erica became the new IZW Queens Crown Champion on Saturday in Lawton, Oklahoma, as she defeated Paige Turner… Jessie Brooks defeated Darius Carter for the WOW No Limits Championship on Saturday in Staten Island… More things from Excellence, Leva Bates picked up her first title defense as Spirit Champion against Penelope Ford and Kimber Lee and Annie Social retained the WSU Tag Team Titles against Mia Yim and Marti Belle... Santana Garrett has added another championship to her outstanding collection, this time Garrett became the inaugural NOVA Women's Champion after defeating Aspyn Rose, Grace Storm, MJ Knight, Shaniah Arlyana, Cherry Layne, and Shojo Machiko in a match to win the title on Saturday. Garrett also retained the NWA World Women's Championship, picking up her thirty-fourth title defense against Machiko the following day for Hart Legacy Wrestling... Beautiful Beaa picked up another title defense of the PWA Elite Women's Championship on Sunday against Skylar Rose... Madison Rayne and Rebel have been confirmed for Queens of Combat's November 29th event in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Chelsea Green has also been announced... Global Force Wrestling has secured its first television deal with London-based, Boulder Creek International and will begin showing in November
Japan
Rydeen Hagane has challenged Kaho Kobayashi for the JWP Junior & POP Championship. The title match has been added to Pro Wrestling WAVE's September 23rd show, Ayako Hamada will be defending the Regina di WAVE Championship against Chikayo Nagashima... Kayoko Haruyama and Tsubasa Kuragaki defeated Hanako Nakamori and Makoto in the number one contender's match on Sunday at Itabashi Green Hall and as a result will be facing DASH Chisako and Sendai Sachiko for the JWP Tag Team Championship and Daily Sports Women's Tag Team Championships on September 22nd in Osaka, Japan. That show will feature Arisa Nakajima taking on Sawako Shimono, Nakamori and Leon taking on KAZUKI and Rydeen Hagane, and Command Bolshoi and Jaguar Yokota will go up against Rabbit Miu and Yako Fujigasaki... Cherry defeated Aoi Kizuki for the UNION Fly To Everywhere Championship... Koguma will not be returning to STARDOM, as her contract has been terminated due to multiple "rules violations"... Melanie Cruise is back over in Japan wrestling for Pro Wrestling WAVE
Europe
Fierce Females has announced that their upcoming show will be on October 30th in Glasgow. Carmel Jacob, Ruby Summers, and Sara-Marie Taylor are among those advertised on the show's flier... Alpha Omega Wrestling will be crowning its first women's champion through a seven-woman gauntlet on October 11th, as Sammii Jayne, Debbie Sharpe, Viper, Alexis Rose, Felony, Lana Austin, and Jenna Rose will be a part of the match. The contest will begin with two competitors in the ring, with another being entered whenever one is either pinned or submitted... Nixon Newell will defend her BEW Women's Title against Toni Storm this weekend; the show will include Leah Owens defending her RCW Women's belt against sisters, Kasey Owens and Nina Samuels and Kirsty Love will take on Shanna and Dragonita... Nikki Storm will be taking on Layla Rose in the next round of the ICW Women's Championship tournament on September 20th... Kay Lee Ray's Queen of Southside Championship will not be on the line on September 26th, instead, she will be taking on Toni Storm in a non-title match with Angelina Love as the special guest referee... Rhia O'Reilly retained the Pro Wrestling: EVE Title against Toni Storm on Saturday in Suffolk... Kamikaze Pro has added another match to the September 27th lineup, Shanna will take on Nixon Newell with Angelina Love as the special guest referee… Jinny Couture will be taking on Lana Austin for the Southcoast Queen of the Ring Championship on October 24th
Mexico
Diosa Atenea won the WWS Championship in a cage match against Xena, Sexy Angel, Zuzu Divine, and Sexy Girl. The former champion, Vanely reportedly gave up the title for personal reasons... "Dark Angel" Sarah Stock has signed a deal with the WWE to become a part of the coaching staff at the Performance Center. It's reported by the Wrestling Observer that Stock will be starting with the company in November following a farewell tour of Japan in October…. Sirenia defeated Karisma in the finals of Lucha Libre Femenil's 2015 Copa Juvenil LLF on Friday in Monterrey, Mexico... Marcela made her second title defense of the CMLL Women's Championship last Monday at Arena Puebla. She retained the title against Zeuxis, winning two falls to her one
Australia & New Zealand
Michelle K. Hasluck came up short against Michael Morleone for the SHWA Championship on Saturday, as the titleholder retained via disqualification...
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Results
September 2: NXT (Winter Park, FL) – Alexa Bliss d Blue Pants; Eva Marie d Billie Kay
September 3: Global Force Wrestling (Cedar Rapids, IA) – Mickie James d ODB
September 3: WWE's Thursday Night Smackdown (Miami, FL) – Charlotte d Tamina
September 3: NXT Live (Orlando, FL) – Dana Brooke & Nia Jax d Carmella & Peyton Royce; Bayley d Emma
September 4: REINA Joshi Pro (Tokyo, Japan) – Hanako Nakamori d Konami; Syuri d Hamuko Hoshi; Rina Yamashita d Makoto; Yako Fujigasaki d Maki Narumiya; Kana & Syuri d Konami & Makoto
September 4: Premiere Wrestling Xperience (Winston-Salem, NC) – Tessa Blanchard d Lexia Avery
September 4: Pro Wrestling 4 U (Newcastle, Staffordshire, England) – Violet Vendetta d Laura Jane
September 4: SHINE 29 (Ybor City, Florida) – Luscious Latasha d Su Yung; Leah Von Dutch d Brandi Wine; Santana Garrett(c) d Allysin Kay; Taylor Made d Cherry Bomb; Vanessa Kraven d Athena; Jessicka Havok d LuFisto; Amanda Rodriguez & Ivelisse d Thunderkitty & Malia Hosaka; Leva Bates & Mia Yim d Andrea & Jayme Jameson; Crazy Mary Dobson d Miss Rachel
September 4: CHIKARA's "King of Trios" Night 1 (Easton, PA) – Kodama, Obariyon & Oleg the Usurper d Kimber Lee, El Hijo del Ice Cream & Ice Cream Jr.
September 4: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Kanazawa, Japan) – KAORU vs Queen Maya- ended in a draw; Io Shirai d Kaori Yoneyama; Chelsea d Haruka Kato; La Rosa Negra & Hudson Envy d DASH Chisako vs Star Fire; Mayu Iwatani & Kairi Hojo d Sendai Sachiko & Alex Lee
September 4: NXT Live (Jacksonville, FL) – Bayley d Nia Jax; Emma & Dana Brooke d Billie Kay & Carmella
September 4: WWE Live (Hampton, VA) – Becky Lynch & Charlotte d Sasha Banks & Tamina
September 5: Ice Ribbon (Saitama, Japan) – 235 & Akane Fujita d Kyuri & Rina Yamashita; Mochi Miyagi d Miyako Matsumoto; Mio Shirai, Tsukasa Fujimoto & Tsukushi d Hamuko Hoshi, Yuuka & Aoi Kizuki
September 5: IPW: United Kingdom (Snodland, England) – James Davis & Nixon Newell d Josh Shooter & Toni Storm
September 5: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Kanazawa, Japan) – DASH Chisako d Alex Lee; KAORU d Haruka Kato; Queen Maya d Star Fire; Mayu Iwatani(c) & Io Shirai(c) d Hudson Envy & La Rosa Negra; Chelsea & Kairi Hojo vs Sendai Sachiko & Kaori Yoneyama -time limit draw
September 5: NWA Smoky Mountain (Kingsport, TN) – Kaela d Mary Elizabeth Monroe via DQ
September 5: Pride Wrestling (Glasgow, Scotland) – Nikki Storm d Layla Rose
September 5: WWE's Main Event (Miami, FL) – Naomi & Sasha Banks d Becky Lynch & Paige
September 5: Northern Championship Wrestling (Montreal, Quebec) – Stefany Sinclair d Mary Lee Rose
September 5: Ohio Valley Wrestling (Louisville, KY) – Scarlett d Jessie Belle
September 5: Casanova Pro (Monterrey, Mexico) – Lady Puma d Baby Puma
September 5: Global Force Wrestling (Clinton, IA) – ODB d Mickie James
September 5: Snakepit Pro Wrestling (Pooraka, Australia) – Miss Fortune d Izzy Shaw
September 5: World Xtreme Wrestling (Miami, FL) – Dynamite Didi d Regina(c) & Raquel
September 5: WWE Live (Wildwood, New Jersey) – Natalya d Alicia Fox
September 5: WWE Live (Charlottesville, VA) – Becky Lynch & Charlotte d Sasha Banks & Tamina
September 5: Premiere Wrestling Xperience (Winston-Salem, NC) – Cedric Alexander d Tessa Blanchard
September 6: K-DOJO (Chiba, Japan) – Ayumu Honda, Bambi & Shiori Asahi d Kotaro Yoshino, Ricky Fuji & Taishi Takizawa
September 6: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Osaka, Japan) – Kairi Hojo d KAORU; Star Fire d Haruka Kato; Queen Maya d Chelsea & Alex Lee; Io Shirai d La Rosa Negra; Mayu Iwatani d Hudson Envy
September 6: Ice Ribbon (Tokyo, Japan) – Tsukushi d Mio Shirai; Kana d Yuuka; Aoi Kizuki & Makoto d Cherry & Neko Nitta; Hamuko Hoshi & Mochi Miyagi d Maruko Nagasaki & Tsukasa Fujimoto; Miyako Matsumoto d Kyuri; Konami & Rina Yamashita d 235 & Akane Fujita
September 6: Tried-N-True Pro Wrestling (Clarksville, IN) – Rebel d Hayley Shadows & Mary Elizabeth Monroe
September 6: WWE Live (Fairfax, VA) – Becky Lynch & Charlotte d Tamina & Sasha Banks
September 6: WWE Live (Salisbury, MD) – Natalya d Alicia Fox
September 6: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan) – Kaoru Ito d Jenny Rose; Kyoko Inoue vs Meiko Tanaka- time limit draw; Kyoko Inoue & Sareee d Keiko Aono & Yuiga
September 6: CHIKARA's "King of Trios" Night 3 (Easton, PA) – Heidi Lovelace(c) d The Proletariat Boar Of Moldova; Jervis Cottonbelly, El Hijo del Ice Cream, Ice Cream Jr. & Kimber Lee d Chuck Taylor, Drew Gulak, Orange Cassidy & The Swamp Monster
September 6: Gateway Grand Prix (Chico, CA) – Thunder Rosa(c) d Andrea Rosa
September 6: CMLL (Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico) – Chica Tormenta & La Pantera d Mystique & Super Estrella
September 6: OZ Academy (Tokyo, Japan) – AKINO d Sakura Hirota; Sakura Hirota d AKINO; AKINO d Sakura Hirota; Kaori Yoneyama & Tsubasa Kuragaki d Kana & Manami Toyota; Hikaru Shida d Kagetsu; Hiroyo Matsumoto d Kaho Kobayashi; Aja Kong, Dynamite Kansai & Sonoko Kato d Mayumi Ozaki, Mio Shirai & Yumi Ohka
September 6: Gran Hamada Office (Tokyo, Japan) – Yuu Yamagata d Tadaware; Ayako Hamada & Gran Hamada(c) d Syuri & The Winger
September 6: Chilanga Mask (Coacalco de Berriozabal, Estado de México, México) – La Silueta d India Sioux
September 7: WWE's Monday Night RAW (Baltimore, MD) – Sasha Banks d Paige
September 7: CMLL (Puebla, México) – Marcela(c) d Zeuxis
September 7: Pro Wrestling HEAT UP (Tokyo, Japan) – Emi Sakura, Kotori & Riho d Space Galaxy Warrior Sofia, Sayaka Obihiro, Ultraman Robin, Assassination Alien Zaccur Alien, Kappakozo & Karate Mommy
September 8: CMLL (Guadalajara, Mexico) – Dark Angel, La Silueta & Marcela d Dalys la Caribena, La Amapola & Zeuxis
September 8: MaxProad (Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico) – Zuzu Divine d Diosa Atenea & Princesa Mohicana; Gotita de Plata, Goya Kong & Nino Hamburguesa d Concord, Machine Rocker & Taya Valkyrie by DQ
September 9: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Nagoya, Japan) – Io Shirai(c) d Queen Maya; Kairi Hojo d Haruka Kato; Star Fire d Chelsea; Mayu Iwatani d Kris Wolf; La Rosa Negra vs Kaori Yoneyama- time limit draw; Mayu Iwatani d Hudson Envy
September 10: WWE's Thursday Night Smackdown (Wilkes-Barre, PA) – Paige vs Sasha Banks- no contest
September 10: AAA (Cancun, Mexico) – Argenis, Faby Apache & Goya Kong d Gran Apache, La Hiedra & Taya Valkyrie
September 11: All Pro Wrestling (Daly City, CA) – Thunder Rosa d Maria Munoz
September 11: Absolute Intense Wrestling's "Faith No More" (Cleveland, OH) – Athena(c) d Candice LeRae; Heidi Lovelace d Athena(c)
September 11: IWA Mid-South (Clarksville, IN) – Kathy Owens vs Randi West - No Contest
September 11: WWE Live (Edmonton, Alberta) – Natalya d Alicia Fox
September 11: Lucha Libre Femenil (Monterrey, Mexico) – Krystal d Dark Fantasy; La Rebelde d Baby Love; Karisma d Princesa Maya via count out; Karisma d Krystal; Sirenia d La Rebelde; Sirenia d Karisma; Sirenia d Baby Love, Dark Fantasy, Karisma, Krystal & La Rebelde
September 11: Snakepit Pro Wrestling (Pooraka, Australia) – Daisy Chayne & Damien Synn d Izzy Shaw & King John E. Radic
September 11: Outback Championship Wrestling (Ashwood, Melbourne, Australia) – Kellyanne d Vixsin
September 12: Excellence Pro Wrestling (Sellersville, PA) – Deonna Purrazzo d Tessa Blanchard
September 12: Promociones R.A (Puebla, Mexico) – Chica Yeye, Lady Apache & Mini Cuervo d La Chona, Mini Cibernetico & Rossy Moreno
September 12: MAX Lucha Libre (Rancagua, Chile) – Nikki d Alison, Illyria & Isabella
September 12: Ice Ribbon (Saitama, Japan) –Tsukasa Fujimoto & Misaki Ohata d Tsukushi & Akane Fujita; Mio Shirai d Maruko Nagasaki; Neko Nitta & Hamuko Hoshi d Aoi Kizuki & Hiroe Nagahama; Risa Sera d Yuuka
September 12: Southern Hemisphere Wrestling Australia (Gosnells, Australia) – Michael Morleone(c) d Michelle K. Hasluck via DQ; Roxy Ryot d Izzy Shaw
September 12: Riot City Wrestling (Wayville, Australia) – Blair Alexis d Demi Bennett
September 12: Nova Pro Wrestling (Orlando, FL) – Santana Garrett d Aspyn Rose, Cherry Layne, Grace Storm, MJ Knight, Shaniah Ariyana & Shojo Machiko
September 12: Warriors of Wrestling (Staten Island, NY) – Jessie Brooks d Darius Carter(c)
September 12: NXT Live (Gainesville, FL) – Billie Kay & Bull Dempsey d Hugo Knox & Nia Jax; Bayley & Carmella d Dana Brooke & Emma
September 12: Women Superstars Uncensored's "Excellence" (Voorhees, NJ) – Cherry Bomb(c) d Candice LeRae; Hania d Athena via DQ; Solo Darling & Brittany Blake d Veda Scott & Angel Dust; Leva Bates(c) d Penelope Ford; Athena vs Sumie Sakai- ended in DQ; Annie Social(c) & Kimber Lee(c) d Jade & Marti Bell; Hania d Tessa Blanchard
September 12: Impact Zone Wrestling (Lawton, OK) – Erica d Paige Turner(c); Erica d Maddox Jones
September 12: North Shore Pro Wrestling (Quebec City, Quebec) – Jessika Black, Marty Boston & Razen d Jayzon Reaper, John Dundee & Patrick Shenzy; Midianne & Stefany Sinclair d Angie Skye & Jessika Black
September 12: Target Wrestling (Lockerbie, Scotland) – Shady Nattrass d Kay Lee Ray
September 12: Pro Wrestling Pride (Bodwin, Cornwall, England) – Chris Andres, Nixon Newell & Hurricane Helms d Gideon, Jeckel & UK Dominator
September 12: Combat Zone Wrestling (Voorhees, NJ) – Candice LeRae & Dan Barry(c) d Mathieu St-Jacques & Thomas Dubois; Greg Excellent d Mia Yim
September 12: New England Championship Wrestling (Everett, MA) – Mistress Belmont(c) vs Alexxis Nevaeh- no contest
September 12: Melbourne City Wrestling (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia) – Kellie Skater d Evie
September 12: Tidal Championship Wrestling (Darlington, England) – Lana Austin d Ruby Summers
September 12: WWE Live (Calgary, Alberta) – Natalya d Alicia Fox
September 12: WWE Live (Huntsville, AL) – Becky Lynch & Charlotte d Sasha Banks & Tamina
September 12: NWA Championship International Wrestling (Waldron, MI) – Kayla & Shayla Hyde d Amanda Dela Cruze & Princess Tenshi
September 12: X Wrestling Alliance (Sudbury, Suffolk, England) – Pollyanna d Gideon Grey; Rhia O'Reilly(c) d Toni Storm
September 13: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan) – La Rosa Negra d Mayu Iwatani; KAORU d Chelsea; Kairi Hojo vs Queen Maya- draw; Hudson Envy d Io Shirai; Star Fire d Alex Lee & Momo Watanabe
September 13: PROGRESS Wrestling (Islington, England) – Pollyanna d Elizabeth; Jinny d Toni Storm
September 13: Inspire Pro Wrestling's "Battle Wars 2" (Austin, TX) – Delilah Doom d Angelus Layne; Jessica James d Athena
September 13: CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) – Estrellita, Princesa Sujei & Skadi d La Comandante, La Seductora & Tiffany
September 13: SMASH Wrestling's CANUSA Classic (Toronto, Ontario) – Veda Scott d KC Spinelli; Candice LeRae d Jennifer Blake; Xandra Bale d Kimber Lee; Vanessa Kraven d Heidi Lovelace; Sassy Stephie d Jewells Malone; Allysin Kay & Sassy Stephie d Portia Perez & Nicole Matthews; Courtney Rush d Jessicka Havok
September 13: WWE Live (Jonesboro, AR) – Natalya d Alicia Fox
September 13: AAA (Puerto Aventuras, Quintana Roo, México) – La Hiedra & Taya Valkyrie d Faby Apache & Goya Kong
September 13: K-DOJO (Chiba, Japan) – Bambi, Kaji Tomato & Shiori Asahi d Yoshihiro Horaguchi, Yuji Hino & Kaori Yoneyama
September 13: Hart Legacy Wrestling (Orlando, FL) – Santana Garrett(c) d Shojo Machiko
September 13: WWE Live (Tupelo, MS) – Charlotte, Paige & Becky Lynch d Naomi, Sasha Banks & Tamina
September 13: Pure Wrestling Association (Kitchener, Ontario) – Jimmy King & Skylar Rose d Beautiful Beaa & Hardkore Hick; Beautiful Beaa (c) d Skylar Rose
September 13: Pro Wrestling Pride (Plymouth, England) – Lomaxx & UK Dominator d Nixon Newell & Saime Sahin
September 13: Atlanta Wrestling Entertainment (Atlanta, GA) – Dementia D'Rose d Ashton Starr, Kiera Hogan & Priscilla Kelly
September 13: JWP (Tokyo, Japan) – Leon d Rydeen Hagane; KAZUKI d Rabbit Miu; Yako Fujigasaki d Command Bolshoi; Aoi Kizuki & Arisa Nakajima d Eri & Tsukushi; Tsubasa Kuragaki & Kayoko Haruyama d Hanako Nakamori & Makoto
September 13: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Osaka, Japan) – Tsukasa Fujimoto d Mika Iida; Melanie Cruise & Moeka Haruhi d Kaho Kobayashi & Hiroe Nagahama; Eiger d Fairy Nipponbashi & Maylee; Misaki Ohata(c) & Mio Shirai(c) d Ryo Mizunami & Hiroyo Matsumoto; Ayako Hamada, Yuki Miyazaki & Yuu Yamagata d Asuka, Hikaru Shida & Yumi Ohka; Kana d Sakura Hirota; Sawako Shimono d Rina Yamashita
September 14: CMLL (Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza, Puebla, Mexico) – Dark Angel d Princesa Sujei
September 14: WWE's Monday Night RAW (Memphis, TN) – Charlotte d Nikki Bella(c) via DQ; Sasha Banks d Paige
September 15: KANAProMania's "Pulse" (Tokyo, Japan) – Tsukasa Fujimoto & Yuuka d Mika Iida & Sazanami; Toru Owashi & Yako Fujigasaki d Hanako Nakamori, Hercules Senga & KID; Hikaru Shida, Kana & Syuri d Arisa Nakajima, Rina Yamashita & Ryo Mizunami
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September 17: TNA Live (York, PA) – Awesome Kong vs Gail Kim
September 18: Preston City Wrestling (Preston, England) – Viper vs Toni Storm
September 18: OZ Academy (Tokyo, Japan) – Hiroyo Matsumoto vs Meiko Satomura
September 18: CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) – Dark Angel vs Princesa Sugehit
September 19: PREMIER Wrestling (San Jose, CA) – Raze & Kikyo Nakamura vs Nicole Savoy & Kahmora
September 19: Pro Wrestling CHAOS (Bristol, England) – Rhia O'Reilly vs Jinny
September 19: After Dark Wrestling (LaSalle, IL) – Candice LeRae vs Heidi Lovelace
September 19: Infinite Promotions (Liverpool, England) – Lizzy Styles vs Nixon Newell
September 19: Revolution Championship Wrestling (London, England) – Leah Owens(c) vs Kasey Owens; Toni Storm vs Nixon Newell(c); Nina Samuels & Kirsty Love vs Shanna & Dragonita
September 19: Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling (Vancouver, British Columbia) – Cat Power vs Nicole Matthews
September 19: RESISTANCE Pro's "Rolling Thunder" (Lockport, IL) – Crazy Mary Dobson(c); Heather Owens; Leah Von Dutch
September 19: World Wrestling League (Bayamon, Puerto Rico) – Santana Garrett vs Ivelisse(c) vs Andrea
September 19: East Coast Wrestling Association (Woodbury Heights, NJ) – Deonna Purrazzo vs Brittany Blake
September 20: Insane Championship Wrestling (Glasgow, Scotland) – Nikki Storm vs Layla Rose
September 20: M.I.O Produce (Tokyo, Japan) – Mayumi Ozaki & Yumi Ohka vs Mio Shirai & Aoi Kizuki; Mio Shirai vs Isami Kodaka; Mio Shirai, Misaki Ohata & Tsukasa Fujimoto vs TBA; Dynamite Kansai, Fairy Nipponbashi, Neko Nitta & Shuji Ishikawa v. Aja Kong, Ayako Hamada, Hiroshi Fukuda & Mochi Miyagi
September 20: AAA (Monterrey, Mexico) – Dinastía, Goya Kong & Pimpinela Escarlata vs Mamba, Mini Charly Manson & TBA
September 20: Anarchy Championship Wrestling's "Evolution of the Revolution" (Austin, TX) – Solo Darling vs Baby Dumplins vs Angel Blue vs Jessica James
September 20: WWE's Night of Champions (Houston, TX) – Nikki Bella(c) vs Charlotte
September 20: Alpha-1 Wrestling's "No King for Our Crown" (Hamilton, Ontario) – Heidi Lovelace vs TBA
September 20: Girl Fight (Franklin, OH) – Taeler Hendrix vs Mary Elizabeth Monroe; Marti Belle vs Leah Von Dutch; Aja Perrera vs Heather Owens; Cali Wylde vs Amazing Maria; Crazy Mary Dobson vs Brittany Blake
September 22: StricktlyNsane Pro Wrestling's "Girl Fight" (Jeffersonville, OH) – Kimber Lee vs Leah Von Dutch; Sage Sin vs Crazy Mary Dobson; Mary Elizabeth Monroe; Kaela; Samantha Heights vs Heather Owens; Ashley America vs Jordynne Grace
September 22: Tokyo Joshi Pro (Tokyo, Japan) – Syoko Nakajima vs Saki Akai
September 23: OZ Academy (Tokyo, Japan) – Tsubasa Kuragaki vs Mika Iida; AKINO vs Kaori Yoneyama; Dynamite Kansai, Aja Kong & Manami Toota vs Sonoko Kato, Kagetsu & Kaho Kobayashi; Mayumi Ozaki & Yumi Ohka vs Arisa Nakajima & Hiroyo Matsumoto
September 23: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan) – Kairi Hojo vs Hudson Envy; La Rosa Negra vs Star Fire(c); Act Yasukawa
September 23: Ice Ribbon (Yokohama, Japan) – Leon(c) & Neko Nitta(c) vs Aoi Kizuki & Kayoko Haruyama
September 23: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Fukuoka, Japan) – Ayako Hamada(c) vs Chikayo Nagashima; Rydeen Hagane vs Kaho Kobayashi(c)
September 23: GANBARE*Wrestling (Tokyo, Japan) – Kris Wolf vs Neko Nitta vs J-Soul Pandita III
September 25: NOVA Pro Wrestling (Fairfax, VA) – Kacee Carlisle vs Amber Rodriguez
September 25: Ring of Honor (California, PA) – Mandy Leon vs Taeler Hendrix
September 25: Platinum Wrestling Enterprises (Tarneit, Victoria, Australia) – Izzy Shaw vs Kellyanne(c) vs Vixsin vs Scarlett
September 26: Lucky Pro Wrestling (Maynard, MA) – Alexxis Nevaeh vs Maximum Mecca
September 26: Quintessential Pro Wrestling (Reno, NV) – Cheerleader Melissa vs Shayna Baszler; Christina Von Eerie vs Nicole Matthews; Nicole Savoy vs Laura James
September 26: Mecca Pro Wrestling (Kingston, Ontario) – Stacy Thibault vs Eve
September 26: Newcastle Pro Wrestling (Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia) – Shazza McKenzie vs Harley Wonderland
September 26: SENDAI Girls (Sendai, Miyagi, Japan) – Sendai Sachiko & DASH Chisako vs Ayako Hamada & Yuu Yamagata
September 26: Infinity Pro Wrestling (Bloomington, IL) – LuFisto vs Crazy Mary Dobson
September 26: Southside Wrestling Entertainment (Essex, England) – Kay Lee Ray vs Toni Storm
September 26: IPW: United Kingdom (Selsdon, England) – Jinny vs Tennessee Honey
September 26: Ring of Honor (Lockport, NY) – Cherry Bomb vs Veda Scott
September 26: Alternative Wrestling Show (South Gate, CA) – Sage Sin vs Thunder Rosa; Leah Von Dutch & Raze vs Kitana Vera & Datura
September 27: Northeast Wrestling (Williamsport, PA) – Mickie James vs Mandy Leon
September 27: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Tokyo, Japan)
September 27: Kamikaze Pro Wrestling (Birmingham, England) – Kay Lee Ray vs Ryan Smile; Shanna vs Nixon Newell
October 2: Tier 1 Wrestling (Queens, NY) – Jessie Brooks & Alex Mason vs Ashley America & JGeorge; Savannah vs Vanity
October 3: Absolute Intense Wrestling's Girls Night Out 16 (Cleveland, OH) – LuFisto; Veda Scott; Athena(c); Candice LeRae; Tessa Blanchard; Heidi Lovelace; Ray Lyn; Britt Baker; Cristina Diamond; Crazy Mary Dobson; Chasity Taylor; Allysin Kay; Annie Social
October 4: Marvelous USA (Elmhurst, NY) – Willow Nightingale & Veda Scott vs Deonna Purrazzo & Brittany Blake; Davey Boy Smith & Sumie Sakai vs Patrick Clark & Kimber Lee; Penelope Ford & Vanity vs Rick Cataldo & Eddy McQueen
October 4: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)
October 10: Southside Wrestling Entertainment (Sheffield, England) – Toni Storm vs Kasey Owens
October 10: SHIMMER Women Athletes' 10th Anniversary/ Volumes 76-77 (Cicero, IL)
October 11: SHIMMER Women Athletes' Volumes 78-79 (Berwyn, IL)
October 11: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)
October 11: Code Red Wrestling (West Mifflin, PA) – Sera Feeny vs Angel Dust vs The Great Cheyenne vs Beautiful Beaa
October 11: Alpha Omega UK (Morecambe, England) – Viper vs Debbie Sharp vs Sammii Jayne vs Lana Austin vs Felony vs Jenna Rose vs Alexis Rose
October 11: SENDAI Girls (Sendai, Japan)
October 11: South Jersey WrestleFest (Woodbur Heights, NJ) – Kacee Carlisle(c) vs TBD
October 11: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)
October 12: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Tokyo, Japan)
October 16: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Covina, CA) – Io Shirai; Cheerleader Melissa; Mayu Iwatani; Chelsea; Hudson Envy; Reo Hazuki; Starfire; Thunder Rosa; Act Yasukawa; Kris Wolf
October 16: Hikaru Shida Produce (Tokyo, Japan)
October 17: East Coast Wrestling Association (Woodbury Heights, NJ) – Jewells Malone; Leah Von Dutch; Deonna Purrazzo; Terra Calaway; Brittany Blake
October 17: Remix Pro Wrestling's "Throwdown for the Pound 12: Homeward Bound" (Marietta, OH) – Heidi Lovelace vs Kimber Lee
October 18: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Baldwin Park, CA) – Io Shirai; Cheerleader Melissa; Mayu Iwatani; Chelsea; Hudson Envy; Reo Hazuki; Starfire; Thunder Rosa; Act Yasukawa; Kris Wolf
October 24: Southside Wrestling Entertainment (Stevenage, England) – Kay Lee Ray(c) & Jimmy Havoc(c) vs Nixon Newell & El Ligero
October 24: Southcoast Wrestling (Poole, England) – Jinny Couture vs Lana Austin
October 25: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)
October 30: Fierce Females (Glasgow, Scotland) – Carmel Jacob; Viper; Lana Austin; Ruby Summers; Sara-Marie Taylor
November 1: Progress Wrestling (London, England) – Elizabeth & Jinny Couture vs Toni Storm & Pollyanna
November 3: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)
November 8: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)
November 12: SENDAI Girls (Tokyo, Japan)
November 14: Jersey All Pro Wrestling (Rahway, NJ) – Candice LeRae & Joey Ryan vs TBA
November 15: Lucky Pro Wrestling (Hudson, MA) – Jessicka Havok; Tessa Blanchard; Taeler Hendrix; Tequila Rose; Nikki Valentine; Alexxis Nevaeh
November 15: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Osaka, Japan)
November 15: Anarchy Championship Wrestling's 2015 Lone Star Classic (Austin, TX)
November 20: VALKYRIE Women's Professional Wrestling (Williamstown, NJ) – Sumie Sakai; Kacee Carlisle; La Rosa Negra; Jessie Brooks; Kimber Lee; Nyla; Angel Dust
November 22: World Women's Wrestling (Belmont, MA)
November 23: SENDAI Girls (Hakata, Fukuoka, Japan)
November 25: SEAdLINNNG (Tokyo, Japan) – Aja Kong; Amazing Kong; Nanae Takahashi
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, PuroLove, Dramatic DDT, Luchablog, Wrestle Ropes UK, Wrestling Observer, PWInsider, NHB Girls, Battle News, Lords Of Pain, North Starz, Indy Power Rankings, Australian Indy Wrestling, SoCal Uncensored
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