.png)
In last week's article, I pinpointed the behaviors of professional wrestling fans and that sometimes our quick judgment does affect the performers and company involved. I never stated, insisted, or agreed that we should continuously accept the nonsense we are presented week in and week out and that anyone is obligated to support something they don't believe in. Instead, I believe that we should and have the right to be vocal about our opinions, whether we dislike or like something. What I do disagree with is the habitual, irrelevant chants that break out during matches like "we are awesome," chanting for people that are no longer employed by WWE, doing the wave, chanting "boring" when the contest is not boring or anything to take attention from what's happening in the ring. Sometimes our reaction has helped determine if a storyline or character is getting over and working. I wouldn't doubt that this type of stupidity has been responsible for angles and pushes to be derailed and cut short – I don't think many fans realize that this attitude can give the Kevin Dunn's backstage the leverage to protest against the changes being made on the shows and also gives the uninspired members on the creative team another reason to not to be productive and be lazy.
WWE brought back the "Beat the Clock" challenge to determine a number one contender to the Divas Championship on Monday Night RAW, as the winner would go on to face Nikki Bella at Night of Champions. It was the first time the Beat the Clock challenge was utilized for the divas – the urgency to find Nikki an opponent before this month's show felt all of a sudden. Especially after last week's segment where she blatantly stated that the past six weeks of booking multiple tag team matches, no matter who won or lost were pointless and that winning the Divas Championship is the only thing that mattered. It's like that one line from the titleholder and the crowd turning their backs on the segment and the match forced WWE to brainstorm another approach to prolong this storyline. However, it was explained that because Paige, Charlotte, and Becky Lynch were victorious at Summerslam, they earned the right to fight for a shot at the championship.
Charlotte and Becky Lynch were pitted against Brie Bella and Alicia Fox and not going up against members of Team B.A.D. I mentioned in my tweet that I misunderstood the logic behind this decision, as we were told that the call-ups were to create "more" competition for Nikki Bella by Stephanie McMahon herself on RAW; instead, they are still keeping with the "team" concepts. Fox and Brie tried to defend the honor of their champion and prevent members of PCB from becoming formidable challengers to the title. Becky Lynch set the pace, by defeating Alicia Fox in three minutes and twenty-one seconds. I understand that the concept of the Beat the Clock challenge is for a competitor to win their match in the fastest amount of time and set a marked time for the other competitors to do their best to win their matches within the allotted time or under it. The company has been giving an abundance of time to the divas' matches as of late, with Charlotte defeating Brie Bella within one minute and forty seconds with her Natural Selection and Lynch locking in her Dis-Arm-Her on Fox three minutes into the match and winning – Paige was unable to defeat Sasha Banks within the time set by Charlotte, and the number one contendership was awarded to Charlotte.
In a lengthy response to a fan's question on his website last week, Lance Storm shared his thoughts on the divas revolution:
"Before I get into my thoughts on what they are doing let me first state that I am a big fan and supporter of women's wrestling and have a great deal of respect for many of the women involved in the "Divas revolution". For the most part, I think the Divas Revolution is being screwed and unless they change the way it is being presented it will fail, or at least not succeed to the level it could or more importantly should. To fully understand why you have to look at how the women are presented in NXT and how that enabled them to get over to the level that they did, and then look at how they are being presented in WWE and consider if that will also allow them to get over to that same level.
In NXT they are women wrestlers, they are competing for the NXT Women's Championship; a title belt that looks credible (actually better than the Men's Title in my opinion) and therefore can be respected. We were never told that the women were going to be taken seriously or that they were going to have good matches and be respected. They were just presented on the show in a respectable light, allowed to focus on competing to be a champion, and given enough time to do a good job if they were able. The women worked hard, had good matches, were given good angles, and fans started to care, and they got over. It was in a sense Organic."
I find that many women's wrestling fans reference the "Golden Era" that spawned the talents of Lita, Molly Holly, Jazz, Victoria, and Trish Stratus to be their favorite period to watch the product and is often responsible for turning fans into following "niche" sport outside the WWE. It nursed my appetite for women's wrestling and helped further my curiosity into discovering the likes of Cheerleader Melissa, Mercedes Martinez, "Dark Angel" Sarah Stock, Nikki Roxx, and a young up-and-comer from Richmond, Virginia then known as "Alexxis Laree." The reason why the era worked and is often considered the "best" period for the divas division is because it was organic. Like Storm had mentioned, we were never told that we were going to receive good matches, instead, we sat and anticipated the matches to be good because they were that good. The entire division worked their hardest and eventually won over the fans' respect for doing so like the women in NXT. The similarities are there, all the divas had personalities back then that were easy to differentiate one from another and all wanted to become WWE Women's Champions at the end of the day. When you look at the main roster today, only four women have been pushed to the forefront and been given broad personas, that being Paige, Naomi, Nikki Bella, and in some form Brie Bella. Meanwhile, the rest of the division has been pushed to the back and not used once throughout this storyline.
Storm continued:
"Furthermore coming out and telling us there is a Diva's Revolution and the women are going to be good and important now, was a big mistake. Don't tell us it's going to be good, just let it be good and we will come to that conclusion all on our own, like we did with NXT. Also in NXT, each woman was given her turn to be focused on and chase the title. This allowed us to get behind them and follow their journey and struggle while keeping the focus on becoming Champions. In WWE we are getting 3 groups of 3, which makes it nearly impossible to focus on the women individually and form an attachment to any of them and it has completely removed the focus on the title and being a champion.
Since the start of the Diva's revolution on RAW, the title has not been the focus at all. PCB are faces, Team BAD are heels, and Team Bella floats back and forth. All are getting wins and losses, no one is moving forwards or backwards and no individual is getting focused on directly. We are constantly being told it's a new era, but to be honest we are just getting slightly longer, slightly better matches, with a few new faces. "
I happened to be listening to Court Bauer and John Pollock's latest show the day before Storm posted his thoughts. Pollock pointed out that WWE is going out of its way to push this revolution, even if it means confusing its audience and burying the division along the way:
"It's like this company is telling you "hey this is great, because we are telling you it's great." It's not the end result of this several month-long transformation of this division and people are getting behind these women and looking at all the milestones they are accomplishing. No from day one, we are telling you "This is a revolution, this is excellent," which is leading the audience to believe that the women that had been on the roster prior to this well, they're part of the "problem." Which all of those women are still part of this division and I think it just left the audience not understanding how are we reacting to these people. Whereas, NXT is simply the chase for the title and these women haven't gotten over organically and it wasn't done on day one. It took a long time. And now the women are a huge focal point of NXT."
Since the debuts of Sasha Banks, Charlotte, and Becky Lynch and this revolution, we should have been conditioned to think one of these three women or one of their respective teammates will be the undoing of Nikki Bella's reign. However, we have been conditioned to think that these women need to be allied with Paige or Naomi and Tamina Snuka to be pushed to the forefront, which presents a big conflict in booking. Instead, you have three additional women on the roster, and once WWE has run its course with this storyline, all three will be pushed into the background like the rest of the division. Aside from the minor changes that have been implemented like longer matches, better match quality, and more pre-match vignettes and segments, not one competitor has been positioned as a definitive contender to the Divas Championship until this week. The past several weeks of booking have been focused on putting over teams, as opposed to focusing directly on an individual and allowing the fans to get behind them and their journey towards the belt.
WWE has pretty much made it known to their entire fanbase "Hey we called them up because all of the divas sucked" and desperately wants them to agree with that sentiment and question nothing further. It's absurd to think that fans are going to nod their heads and agree that "these chicks are better" when they haven't seen the full potential of the individuals because they are sharing the spotlight with eight other women. It's crowded - multiple divas matches happening on the flagship show is a good thing, but I can't help but feel that a lot of these matches are just happening to drive this movement into becoming a popular hashtag and not an actual revolution that will change the entire landscape of the division going forward.
I might sound redundant at this point, but the three-person teams killed this storyline a few weeks ago; I'm supposed to believe that Paige is all of a sudden accepting of friendships after the debacle between her and AJ Lee that went on a tirade for months and ended with the two teaming up at WrestleMania to take on the Bellas. Sasha Banks, who has been standing on her feet for quite a while in NXT needs to be aligned with Naomi and Tamina Snuka to be propelled to the title picture. Charlotte and Becky Lynch are paired with a woman who is not good in the friendship department, instead of getting over on their own accord. Brie Bella is relegated to being her sister's tag team partner and nothing more. She hasn't even expressed or shown interest in going after the title she once held. Does Brie even talk anymore or has she become a mute? Besides her barking at ringside. Naomi's character evolution has subsided for the more dominant personality of Banks. And Tamina Snuka and Alicia Fox are just hanging around.
I felt like the gimmick matches on RAW were good in theory, but didn't coincide with the changes that WWE is trying to establish. Again I understand the concept, but I honestly think it was a mistake to have PCB taking on Team Bella and not going up against Team B.A.D for the title shot. Brie Bella looked to be the weakest link of her team and didn't get a proper comeuppance and was easily washed by Charlotte. It's been obvious that WWE has been planting the seeds for the inevitable clash between Nikki Bella and Charlotte and for whatever reason wants this match to happen already. Naomi and Tamina were knocked out of competing in the Beat the Clock challenge, as Sasha Banks was the only member who received an opportunity against Paige. The match ended in a time-limit draw, as Team B.A.D pulled Banks out of the ring before Paige could make the cover and beat Charlotte's time.
Though I'm fine with the company finding an opponent for Night of Champions, the progression between stables versus stables to one-on-one matches for the championship seems lost. I feel it's been rushed. It's like watching a horror flick and it immediately skips to the end where everyone is dead and the lone survivor escaped. You didn't get to watch Jason Voorhees' rampage at Camp Crystal Lake in its entirety, instead, all we know is people got killed, except for this person. The Divas Revolution is a distraction to keep fans from pointing out what is still wrong with the division and to suppress the comparisons between the main roster and the NXT divas division. I believe that WWE will continue to cut corners with this storyline and promote this as a featured attraction just to stay on top of everyone's tongues. In the two weeks ahead of Night of Champions, the company has enough time to turn things around and possibly get this storyline back on track, if they aren't being delusional.
**
Cheerleader Melissa became the inaugural Lady Luck Champion on Saturday in Pacifica, California after she defeated Thunder Rosa in the finals of an eight-woman tournament. Cheerleader Melissa and Thunder Rosa, along with some of the best women wrestlers that the California area had to offer were rounded up by Gold Rush Pro Wrestling for their Lady Luck Tournament. Choosing competitors like Nicole Savoy, Brittany Wonder, Kikyo Nakamura, Lisa Lace, Shotzi Blackheart, and Luchadora Datura, the promotion presented an action-packed show to crown their first champion and live-streamed it to YouTube, which you can see here. One takeaway from the tournament is that opening-round matches were booked as rematches, which resulted in great back-and-forth competitiveness. The competitors' familiarity with each other helped provide the backstory for the matches, along with commentary doing their best to inform those watching on the internet about everyone's journeys in wrestling leading up to the tournament.
Brittany Wonder defeated Shotzi Blackheart in the first match of the tournament. Wonder was setting up for her Butt of Doom when Shotzi grabbed her teddy bear; the distraction prevented Wonder from connecting with the move and Blackheart came charging with a running senton to the corner but missed. Wonder followed up with the Butt of Doom and won the match. Kikyo Nakamura defeated Lisa Lace after countering an attempted tornado DDT into a spinning powerbomb. Lace attacked Nakamura after the match and sent her down to the mat with a powerbomb from the atop the turnbuckle. Nakamura quickly got back to her feet and before long a pull-apart brawl spilled outside the ring, with security breaking it up. It was explained through commentary that there was animosity between Lace and Nakamura going into the match, as Kikyo went after Lace as she entered the ring, forcing the referee to ring the bell and start the match.
Thunder Rosa was the odds-on favorite in the tournament, as she received the biggest reaction from the Pacifica audience, as it was clear that the crowd was pro-Thunder Rosa and nothing more. She and Luchadora Datura displayed their high-flying styles, lucha libre-influenced holds, and reversals, and Rosa showed off some techniques she acquired during her recent tour of Japan for World Wonder Ring STARDOM. Thunder Rosa defeated Datura with the underhook guillotine drop. Cheerleader Melissa and Nicole Savoy collided in perhaps a rematch of sorts, and like their previous encounter on the West Coast, they went toe-to-toe and hard-hitting strikes for another hard-hitting strike. Both competitors blocked each other's attempted shoulder blocks off the ropes to start the match.
Savoy kept the former two-time SHIMMER Champion grounded with submission holds and gained a couple of quick pinfalls with the crucifix. Melissa fired back with a Samoan Drop to pick up a two-count over Savoy and tied up her opponent in the Kondo Clutch. Savoy eventually breaks out of the hold and hits a German Suplex hold for a two-count and Melissa followed through with a leg-hook Fisherman Suplex hold for a two-count pinfall as well. Savoy then hit a Belly to Back Suplex and it appeared that she was going for a submission hold, but the referee started counting the pinfall. She turned over into a cross-arm breaker with Melissa rolling her up on her shoulders for another two-count and went on to win the match with a Samoan Drop from the second rope, Savoy was on the top rope.
With all four competitors decided in the semifinals, it was announced that Brittany Wonder would be taking on Cheerleader Melissa and Thunder Rosa would be going up against Kikyo Nakamura. Similar to her first-round matchup against Lisa Lace, Nakamura's size difference and overall power were her biggest advantages against Thunder Rosa but coincidentally turned out to be her downfall. Kikyo tossed her opponent into the guardrails and headed backstage to find a stop sign and had planned to crack Thunder Rosa with it; Lisa Lace stopped Nakamura and grabbed the stop sign out of her hands, all to receive a big boot in the chest for her efforts. Nakamura with a stop sign in hand, hunted down Rosa at ringside, she continuously ducked and was able to get the weapon and hit Nakamura across the back with it and make it back in the ring in time to get the countout victory and go onto the finals.
Cheerleader Melissa defeated Wonder with Air Raid Crash and would again utilize the finisher to put away Thunder Rosa in the tournament finals and had her raised as the first-ever Lady Luck Champion. Gold Rush Pro Wrestling presented a great title tournament that might not looked promising, as some of the names like Shotzi Blackheart, Lisa Lace, Kikyo Nakamura, and Brittany Wonder are not too familiar to those not following the independent scene on the West Coast. I didn't find one complaint about the entire show and thought the matches were well-received by the crowd and the momentum continued from the beginning to end of the show. Cheerleader Melissa being crowned the first titleholder is a good move, as the veteran will help set the standard for the next champions to come. The promotion has already announced that Cheerleader Melissa will be making her first title defense as champion at their October 24th show, but her opponent is yet to be announced.
**
Nanae Takahashi's SEAdLINNNG held its debut show last Wednesday at the Korakuen Hall. Tons of major and smaller Joshi promotions were accounted for at the independent event, as their competitors were utilized on the show except for World Wonder Ring STARDOM, Kyoko Inoue and Yumiko Hotta represented DIANA, Arisa Nakajima and Eri represented JWP, Kaori Yoneyama represented her YMZ promotion, Syuri, and Tsukasa Fujimoto represented their home promotions REINA and Ice Ribbon respectively, Emi Sakura and Kotori were representatives of Gatoh Move, Takumi Iroha and MIZUKI stood tall for Marvelous and LLPW-X. However, the current World of STARDOM Champion Meiko Satomura did appear on the show, representing her promotion, SENDAI Girls, as she and Takahashi went head-to-head in the tag team main event. It's been rumored that Nanae will not be working with her former promotion, STARDOM going forward and will continue to perform as a freelancer and promote SEAdLINNNG events instead. Back in June, she and Natsuki*Taiyo announced the new production company and their intentions to run shows under the SEAdLINNNG banner.
Despite serving as the senior managing director, Natsuki*Taiyo debuted in a new role last Wednesday. Billed simply as "Natsuki," she worked the third match on the card as a referee, which will be her role going forward. Being that it was the first show, it was reported that there were eight-hundred, fifty-five fans in attendance. Considering that the arena seats over a thousand and has a capacity of approximately 1,800 people, the attendance is not the biggest. Again, not many promotions have been drawing big numbers at Korakuen Hall as of late, besides STARDOM though their last show they pulled in about seven hundred fans.
Nanae Takahashi began announcing matches for the first show at the tail-end of July. She and Ayako Hamada would headline the main event, as they took on Meiko Satomura and a partner of her choosing, later revealed to be Amazing Kong. The rest of the card was announced leading up to the debut show, as the matches included mid-card talent from various promotions and big names like Amazing Kong, making her first appearance in Japan in eight years. Takahashi and the reigning WAVE Singles Champion were victorious in SEAdLINNNG's first main event, as Takahashi picked up the pinfall on Kong following a Refrigerator Bomb. Aja Kong appeared in the closing moments of the show and reformed her partnership with Amazing Kong. It has been announced that both Kongs will be a part of SEAdLINNNG's second event on November 25th, as this will be the first time in several years both competitors have worked together. It was reported that the show would be headlined by another tag team main event, but the match has not been made official.
Onto the rest of the card, Takumi Iroha and Eri opened the show with Iroha getting the win with a Ligerbomb. Kyoko Inoue and Syuri's match ended in a time-limit draw after fifteen minutes. Kaori Yoneyama and MIZUKI defeated Sareee and Tsukasa Fujimoto after Yoneyama picked up the win with a diving senton onto Sareee. There was also a six-person tag team match, as Kotori, Manami Toyota, and Yumi Hotta defeated Arisa Nakajima, Emi Sakura, and Hiroyo Matsumoto after Kotori got the Morning Stars on Sakura. SEAdLINNNG's next event will be on November 25th at the Korakuen Hall.
**
WWE
Zahra Schreiber has been released from her contract following exposure to a series of Nazi imagery and racist comments that were published before her signing resurfaced on social media. The discovery of an Instagram post that featured a My Little Pony character dressed like Adolf Hitler and adorning a swastika decorating her bedroom wall gained enough traction on the internet and led WWE to make the decision... Natalya and Stephanie are the latest characters confirmed for WWE 2K16... Alexa Bliss will be taking on Blue Pants on this week's episode of NXT and Eva Marie will take on Billie Kay
TNA
Rebel turned heel on last week's Impact Wrestling and joined forces with The Dollhouse. The Knockouts Championship match was interrupted by Marti Bell and Jade, as they attacked both Velvet Sky and Brooke. It appeared that she was going to make the save for the babyfaces, but instead aligned herself with the stable and helped beatdown on Sky. Taryn Terrell appeared on the big screen, claiming that Velvet Sky had made the "biggest" mistake by getting involved in their meddling with Gail Kim. Rebel landed her split leg drop on Velvet to end the segment
North America
Tessa Blanchard will be facing off against Hania and a WSU Championship defense has been added to the lineup for "Excellence" on September 12th, as Cherry Bomb's belt will be on the line against Candice LeRae... Willow Nightingale lost her spot as the number one contender to the Starlet Championship on Thursday night to Aria Cadenza, as Nightingale put it on the line against Cadenza to prove it wasn't a "fluke" win. Cadenza won the match and will go on to face Brittany Neal for the belt... Brittany Blake is the fifth competitor to be entered into ECWA's Super 8 ChickFight... VALKYRIE has announced their next show will feature the second-annual International Joshi Grand Prix on November 20th in Williamstown, New Jersey. Jessie Brooks, La Rosa Negra, Kimber Lee, Nyla, Angel Dust, Queen of VALKYRIE Champion, Kacee Carlisle, and inaugural winner, Sumie Sakai are the first names announced for the show... Santana Garrett will be defending one of her many championships this Friday night, as she takes on Allysin Kay, the latest competitor to be challenging for the SHINE Championship. The show will include two must-see matches, as LuFisto takes on Jessicka Havok and Athena goes up against Vanessa Kraven. Su Yung and Tracy Taylor will be involved in a Ybor City Street Fight and the Lucha Sisters will reunite, as Leva Bates and Mia Yim take on Andrea and Jayme Jameson. Amanda Rodriguez will take on Thunderkitty, Cherry Bomb will be in singles action against Taylor Made, Jessica James will take on "Crazy" Mary Dobson, and Leah Von Dutch will be making her post-injury return against Brandi Wine. Another thing to watch out for, So Cal Val has extended an offer to the remaining members of The Valkyrie to join forces with her Valifornia stable and become an even more bigger and dominant entity in the promotion. SHINE 29 will be available at this link... Heather Patera regained the WLW Ladies Title from Stacey O'Brien on Saturday... Jessie Brooks will be challenging Darius Carter for the No Limits Championship on September 12th... Renee Michelle and Davienne made their Japanese debuts for Marvelous on Sunday in Chiba, Japan. Both competitors worked the opening match, as Davienne teamed up with Ray to defeat Michelle and Takumi Iroha after Ray pinned Iroha following a Moonsault Press... There has been a change to Girl Fight Wrestling's lineup on September 20th. The first-time match-up between Leah Von Dutch and Heidi Lovelace has been nixed, as Lovelace will be unable to appear, instead, Von Dutch will be taking on Marti Belle – another first-time clash... LuFitso takes on Crazy Mary Dobson for Infinity Pro Wrestling on September 26th... Santana Garrett picked up two additional title defenses of the NWA World Women's Championship on Saturday. She retained against Grace Storm on a show for Kissimmee Pro Wrestling; that same show she defended the belt against MJ Knight... Kacee Carlisle also retained her championships over the weekend. She retained the ACW Women's & 1CW Women's Titles on Friday and Saturday against Brittany Blake and Ashely America respectively... Mandy Leon will be taking on Mickie James for Northeast Wrestling's September 12th show in Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Japan
Akane Fujita will be facing Kaho Kobayashi for the JWP Junior & POP Championship after defeating Hiroe Nagahama in a number one contender's match on Sunday. Last week it was announced that Fujita would be taking on Nagahama at Ice Ribbon's show at the Korakuen Hall on Sunday, as a stipulation was implemented upon the match by bookers, Command Bolshoi and GAMI that the competitors must win the match within five minutes to get the title shot. Fujita defeated Hiroe Nagahama at four minutes and thirty-three seconds; the championship match has been announced for Pro Wrestling WAVE's September 13th show. There will be two additional title matches, as Misaki Ohata and Mio Shirai's WAVE Tag Team Titles will be on the line against Ryo Mizunami and Hiroyo Matsumoto. The show will also feature Kana's last match under the promotion, as she takes on Sakura Hirota. Fairy Nipponbashi will take on Maylee and Eiger. Also, Hamada will be defending the Regina di WAVE Championship against Chikayo Nagashima on September 23rd... Sendai Sachiko and DASH Chisako will take on Yuu Yamagata and Ayako Hamada for the SENDAI Girls' September 26th show... KANNA has injured her left orbital bone and was replaced on Tokyo Joshi Pro's show on Saturday by Ai Shimizu, as Saki Akai and Shimizu defeated Syoko Nakajima and Akane Miura in the main event... La Rosa Negra is the newest member of Oedo Tai after losing to Hudson Envy on Sunday in one of the second Blue Stars matches. As a result, La Rosa Negra has joined the stable and issued a challenge with Hudson Envy for the Goddesses of STARDOM Championship. Io Shirai and Mayu Iwatani accepted and the title match has been booked for this Saturday's show. Queen Maya is now leading the Red Stars league after picking up the win over Chelsea with four points. Maya has also challenged Io Shirai for the Wonder of STARDOM Championship; that match will be on September 9th. Hudson Envy is leading the Blue Stars league with four points as well, Io Shirai has three points after she defeated Kris Wolf. The rest of the standing in the tournament: Kaori Yoneyama and La Rosa Negra have two points, Mayu Iwatani has one point within the Blue Stars, and Chelsea and KAORU have two points in the Red Stars. Kairi Hojo's match against Star Fire ended in a time-limit draw, both competitors earned one point... Cherry has challenged Aoi Kizuki for the UNION Fly To Everywhere Championship on September 15th... Kris Wolf will be making her debut for GANBARE Wrestling on September 23rd, as she takes on Neko Nitta and J-Soul Pandita III... Hiroyo Matsumoto will be taking on Meiko Satomura for OZ Academy on September 18th at Shinjuku FACE... Kana will be wrestling her final match under REINA on Friday, as she teams up with longtime rival, Syuri to take on Makoto and Konami
Europe
Southside Wrestling Entertainment has announced that Kay Lee Ray and Jimmy Havoc's titles will be on the line at their fifth anniversary event on October 24th, as part of a tag team ladder match. Kay Lee Ray's Queen of Southside Championship will be on the line against Nixon Newell, as Newell's partner, El Ligero will be challenging Havoc for the Speed King Title... BellaTrix has announced that Sammi Baynz will defend the Bellatrix World Championship against Destiny in Norwich on September 13th. The entrants into the Queen of the Ring tournament have been confirmed also; Blue Nikita, Leia Elise, Liberty, Jami Sparx, Kymmie A Kiss, and Lady Lory. The tournament will take place throughout the show and Skarlett will be in action... Jinny will be making her debut for Pro Wrestling Chaos on September 19th against Rhia O'Reilly... All the semi-finalists in the ICW Women's Championship tournament have been determined. On Saturday, Kay Lee Ray defeated Mickie James in the last match of the quarter-finals by holding onto the ropes during her pinfall. As a result, Kay Lee Ray advances to the semi-finals, joining Layla Rose, Nikki Storm, and Viper
Australia & New Zealand
Demi Bennett will be taking on Blair Alexis for Riot City Wrestling on September 12th... Tarlee retained the CWA Ladies Championship against Flame on Sunday... Megan Kate successfully retained her IPW New Zealand Women's Championship against Britenay on Saturday. On that same show, Evie defeated Carmen Rose
**
Results
August 26: SEAdLINNNG (Tokyo, Japan) – Takumi Iroha d Eri; Kyoko Inoue vs Syuri- time limit draw; Kaori Yoneyama & MIZUKI d Sareee & Tsukasa Fujimoto; Kotori, Manami Toyota & Yumiko Hotta d Arisa Nakajima, Emi Sakura & Hiroyo Matsumoto; Nanae Takahashi & Ayako Hamada d Amazing Kong & Meiko Satomura
August 26: DAIJO (Tokyo, Japan) – Misaki Ohata & Police Women vs Mari Anne & Ryo Mizunami; Mio Shirai vs. Sawako Shimono- time limit draw; Kana & Rina Yamashita vs Sawako Shimono & Yuu Yamagata- time limit draw; Tsukushi d Misaki Glico; Leon & Neko Nitta d Kuroneko & Nyanba; Fairy Nipponbashi vs Mei Lee vs Miyako Matsumoto- no contest; Tsubasa Kuragaki d Benten Musume
August 26: NXT (Brooklyn, NY) – Emma d Charlotte, Becky Lynch & Dana Brooke; Eva Marie d Carmella
August 26: Impact Wrestling (Orlando, FL) – Velvet Sky vs Brooke(c) - no contest
August 26: Combat Zone Wrestling (Blackwood, NJ) – Brittany Blake d Eric Rosenthal; Penelope Ford d David John Willard
August 27: PROGRESS Wrestling (Balham, England) – Pollyanna & William Eaver d Dahlia Black & TK Cooper
August 27: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Tokyo, Japan) – Moeka Haruhi, Ryo Mizunami & Sawako Shimono d Ayako Hamada, Chikayo Nagashima & Fairy Nipponbashi; Sakura Hirota d Mio Shirai; Hana Shutakashi & Yumi Ohka d Kana & Rina Yamashita; Misaki Ohata & Tsukasa Fujimoto d Cherry & Fairy Nipponbashi, Ryo Mizunami & GAMI, Hiroe Nagahama & Mika Iida & Moeka Haruhi, Rina Yamashita & Yumi Ohka; Hikaru Shida & Mika Iida d Hiroe Nagahama & Misaki Ohata; Yuu Yamagata d Mari Anne
August 27: SENDAI Girls (Sendai, Miyagi, Japan) – Rabbit Miu d Mika Iwata; Hiroyo Matsumoto d Michiko Miyagi; Jenny Rose & KAORU d Alex Lee & Meiko Satomura; DASH Chisako & Sendai Sachiko d Sareee & Takumi Iroha
August 27: WWE's Thursday Night Smackdown (Providence, RI) – Becky Lynch, Charlotte & Paige d Brie Bella, Alicia Fox & Nikki Bella
August 27: Leyendas Inmortales de la Lucha Libre (Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico) – Black Fury & Dama de Hierro d Cassandra & La Hiedra
August 27: New York Wrestling Connection's "Hotter Than Hell" (Deer Park, NY) –Aria Cadenza d Willow Nightingale
August 27: NXT Live (Tampa, FL) –Bayley d Emma; Dana Brooke & Nia Jax d Billie Kay & Peyton Royce
August 28: Championship Wrestling Entertainment (Vero Beach, FL) – Santana Garrett d Grace Storm; MJ Knight d Ashley Mayberry; Shaniah Arlyana d Ashley Mayberry, Grace Storm & MJ Knight
August 28: Global Force Wrestling (Harrisburg, PA) – Kimber Lee d Cherry Bomb
August 28: Xtreme Bombshells of Wrestling (Kingston, MI) – Mary Elizabeth Monroe d Ingrid Isley
August 28: Adrenaline Championship Wrestling (Millersville, MD) – Kacee Carlisle(c) d Brittany Blake
August 28: DDT (Tokyo, Japan) – Yuka Sakazaki d MIZUHO
August 28: British Championship Wrestling (Kilmarnock, Scotland) – Kay Lee Ray & Wolfgang vs Jack Jester & Nikki Storm
August 28: NXT Live (Cocoa, FL) – Bayley d Nia Jax; Dana Brooke & Emma d Billie Kay & Peyton Royce
August 28: WWE Live (Fort Myers, FL) – Paige, Charlotte & Becky Lynch d Naomi, Sasha Banks & Tamina
August 28: British Championship Wrestling (Kilmarnock, Scotland) – Nikki Storm & Jack Jester d Kay Lee Ray & Wolfgang
August 29: Southside Wrestling Entertainment (Dundee, Scotland) – Alpha Female d Nikki Storm
August 29: Ice Ribbon (Tokyo, Japan) – Tsukushi & Hiroe Nagahama d Aoi Kizuki & Akane Fujita; Mochi Miyagi d Risa Sera; Miyako Matsumoto d 235; Makoto & Hamuko Hoshi d Kyuri & Tsukasa Fujimoto
August 29: Impact Pro Wrestling New Zealand (Auckland, New Zealand) – Megan Kate(c) d Britenay; Evie d Carmen Rose
August 29: Westside Xtreme Wrestling (Oberhausen, Germany) – Melanie Gray d Kay Lee Ray
August 29: Kamikaze Pro (Great Barr, England) – Mickie James d Shanna
August 29: Global Force Wrestling (Richmond, VA) – Kimber Lee d Cherry Bomb
August 29: WWE Live (San Juan, Puerto Rico) – Natalya d Emma
August 29: World League Wrestling (Troy, MS) – Heather Patera d Stacey O'Brien(c)
August 29: Tokyo Joshi Pro (Tokyo, Japan) – Yuka Sakazaki d MIZUHO; Miyu Yamashita d Rika Tatsumi; Hyper Misao d Nonoko; Saki Akai & Ai Shimizu d Syoko Nakajima & Akane Miura
August 29: Wrestling Martin Calderon (Mexico City, Mexico) – Arez & Skadi d Lady Maravilla & Paloma Rouse
August 29: Gold Rush Pro Wrestling (Pacifica, CA) – Brittany Wonder d Shotzi Blackheart; Kikyo Nakamura d Lisa Lace; Thunder Rosa d Datura; Cheerleader Melissa d Nicole Savoy; Thunder Rosa d Kikyo Nakamura; Cheerleader Melissa d Brittany Wonder; Cheerleader Melissa d Thunder Rosa
August 29: TNT Extreme Wrestling (Liverpool, England) – Lana Austin d Kasey Owens & Carmel Jacobs
August 29: Alternative Wrestling Show (South Gate, CA) – Laura James d Sage Sin; Tito Escondido d Raze
August 29: Preston City Wrestling (Blackpool, England) – Mickie James d Toni Storm; Mr. Anderson & Viper d Damian Dunne & Ryan Smile
August 29: WWE Live (Orlando, FL) – Becky Lynch, Paige & Charlotte d Naomi, Sasha Banks & Tamina
August 29: NXT Live (Fort Pierce, FL) – Dana Brooke & Nia Jax d Billie Kay & Peyton Royce; Bayley (c) d Carmella
August 29: Kissimmee Pro Wrestling (Kissimmee, FL) – Santana Garrett(c) d Grace Storm; Santana Garrett d MJ Knight
August 29: Xtreme Bombshells of Wrestling (Port Huron, MI) – Ingrid Isley d Shyla Hyde
August 29: First State Championship Wrestling (Milford, DE) – Kacee Carlisle(c) d Ashley America
August 30: WWE Live (Daytona Beach, FL) – Paige, Charlotte & Becky Lynch d Naomi, Sasha Banks & Tamina
August 30: CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) – Amapola, Dalys, La Seductora d La Vaquerita, Lluvia, Skadi
August 30: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan) – Hudson Envy d La Rosa Negra; Queen Maya d Chelsea; Momo Watanabe d Azumi; Kairi Hojo vs Star Fire- time limit draw; Io Shirai d Kris Wolf; Kaori Yoneyama d Mayu Iwatani
August 30: Snakepit Pro Wrestling (Pooraka, Australia) – Izzy Shaw d AJ Reid
August 30: Marvelous (Chiba, Japan) – Davienne & Ray d Renee Michelle & Takumi Iroha; Sendai Sachiko d Alex Lee; Megumi Yabushita d Aki Shizuku; Tomoko Watanabe d DASH Chisako; Manami Toyota, Mima Shimoda & Takako Inoue d Dump Matsumoto, KAORU & Yumiko Hotta
August 30: UNION (Tokyo, Japan) – Aoi Kizuki & Ladybeard d Cherry & Masako Takanashi; Jun Kasai d Mio Shirai
August 30: Insane Championship Wrestling (Glasgow, Scotland) – Kay Lee Ray d Mickie James
August 30: Beyond Wrestling's "Battle of New England Returns" (Providence, RI) – Catrina d Joey Ryan; Kimber Lee & JT Dunn d Mike Draztik & Angel Ortiz
August 30: K-DOJO (Chiba, Japan) – Kotaro Yoshino & Taishi Takizawa d Bambi & Shiori Asahi
August 30: Ice Ribbon (Tokyo, Japan) – Hamuko Hoshi, Mochi Miyagi & Makoto d Yuuka, 235 & Kyuri; Arisa Nakajima d Risa Sera; Akane Fujita d Hiroe Nagahama; Aoi Kizuki(c) d Tsukushi; Leon & Neko Nitta d Choun Shiryu & Miyako Matsumoto; Tsukasa Fujimoto d Mio Shirai
August 30: Championship Wrestling Australia (Canley Vale, Australia) – Tarlee(c) d Flame
August 30: WWE Live (Tallahassee, FL) – Natalya d Emma
August 30: DAIJO/Osaka Joshi Pro Wrestling (Osaka, Japan) – Kayoko Haruyama d Fairy Nipponbashi & Mei Lee; Moeka Haruhi & Tsubasa Kuragaki d Yumi Ohka & Mari Anne; Sawako Shimono, Yuu Yamagata & Ryo Mizunami d Kana, Misaki Ohata & Rina Yamashita
August 31: Pro Wrestling WAVE / WWFF (Tokyo, Japan) – Mio Shirai & Misaki Ohata d Tsukasa Fujimoto & Fairy Nipponbashi; Yumi Ohka d Hiroe Nagahama & Konami; Ryo Mizunami d Hiroyo Matsumoto & Mika Iida; Fairy Nipponbashi, Yuu Yamagata & Ayako Hamada d Chikayo Nagashima, Moeka Haruhi & Tsubasa Kuragaki
August 31: WWE's Monday Night RAW (Tampa, FL) – Becky Lynch d Alicia Fox; Charlotta d Brie Bella; Paige vs Sasha Banks -time limit draw
August 31: AAA (Tehuacán, Puebla, México) – Gran Apache, La Hiedra & Mamba d Faby Apache, Luxor & Nino Hamburguesa
August 31: CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) – La Vaquerita, Marcela & Skadi d La Seductora, Tiffany & Zeuxis
Upcoming
September 4: Premier Wrestling Xperience (Winston-Salem, NC) – Tessa Blanchard vs Lexia Avery
September 4: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Tokyo, Japan) – Kana & Syuri vs Makoto & Konami
September 4: SHINE 29 (Ybor City, Florida) – Allysin Kay vs Santana Garrett(c); Athena vs Vanessa Kraven; LuFisto vs Jessicka Havok; Tracy Taylor vs Su Yung; Cherry Bomb vs Taylor Made; Leva Bates & Mia Yim vs Andrea & Jayme Jameson; Crazy Mary Dobson vs Jessica James; Amanda Rodriguez vs Thunderkitty; Leah Von Dutch vs Brandi Wine
September 4: CHIKARA's "King of Trios" Night 1 (Easton, PA) – Kimber Lee, El Hijo del Ice Cream & Ice Cream Jr. vs Kodama, Obariyon & Oleg the Usurper
September 4: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Kanazawa, Japan) – KAORU vs Queen Maya; Io Shirai vs Kaori Yoneyama; Hudson Envy vs Kris Wolf; Chelsea vs Haruka Kato; DASH Chisako vs Star Fire vs La Rosa Negra; Mayu Iwatani & Kairi Hojo vs Sendai Sachiko & Alex Lee
September 5: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Kanazawa, Japan) – DASH Chisako vs Alex Lee; KAORU vs Haruka Kato; Queen Maya vs Star Fire; Kaori Yoneyama vs Kris Wolf; Mayu Iwatani(c) & Io Shirai(c) vs Hudson Envy & La Rosa Negra; Chelsea vs Kairi Hojo vs Sendai Sachiko
September 5: NWA Smoky Mountain (Kingsport, TN) – Mary Elizabeth Monroe vs Kaela
September 5: Vicious Outcast Wrestling's "Roll of the Dice" (Connellsville, PA) – Samantha Starr vs Samantha Heights
September 5: NWA Branded Outlaw Wrestling (Austin, TX) – Barbi Hayden; Athena
September 5: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Osaka, Japan) – Yumiko Hotta, Aki Shizuku & Davienne vs Tomoko Watanabe, Renee Michelle & Takumi Iroha
September 5: CHIKARA's "King of Trios" Night 2 (Easton, PA)
September 5-6: Premiere Wrestling Xperience (Winston-Salem, NC) – Tessa Blanchard vs TBA
September 6: Chilanga Mask (Coacalco, Mexico) – Silueta vs India Sioux
September 6: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Osaka, Japan) – Kairi Hojo vs KAORU; Chelsea vs Queen Maya; Reo Hazuki vs Star Fire; Io Shirai vs La Rosa Negra; Mayu Iwatani vs Hudson Envy
September 6: Ice Ribbon (Tokyo, Japan) – Mio Shirai vs Tsukushi
September 6: CMLL (Guadalajara, México) – Kendra & Silueta vs Chica Tormenta & Súper Estrella
September 6: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan) – Kaoru Ito vs Jenny Rose; Kyoko Inoue vs Meiko Tanaka; Kyoko Inoue & Sareee vs Keiko Aono & Yuiga
September 6: OZ Academy (Tokyo, Japan)
September 6: Gran Hamada Office (Tokyo, Japan) – Ayako Hamada & Gran Hamada vs Syuri & The Winger; Yuu Yamagata vs Yuiga
September 9: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Nagoya, Japan) – Io Shirai(c) vs Queen Maya; Haruka Kato vs Kairi Hojo; Star Fire vs Chelsea; Mayu Iwatani vs Kris Wolf; La Rosa Negra vs Kaori Yoneyama
September 11: Absolute Intense Wrestling's "Faith No More" (Cleveland, OH) – Athena(c) vs Candice LeRae
September 12: Southern Hemisphere Wrestling Australia (Kelmscott, Australia) – Michelle K. Hasluck vs Michael Morleone(c)
September 11: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Saitama, Japan) – Rina Yamashita vs Mio Shirai
September 12: Northeast Wrestling (Williamsport, PA) – Mickie James vs Mandy Leon
September 12: Warriors of Wrestling (Staten Island, NY) – Jessie Brooks vs Darius Carter(c)
September 12: Riot City Wrestling (Wayville, Australia) – Demi Bennett vs Blair Alexis
September 12: Women Superstars Uncensored's "Excellence" (Voorhees, NJ) – Cherry Bomb(c) vs Candice LeRae; Athena vs Sumie Sakai; Annie Social(c) & Kimber Lee(c) vs Jade & Marti Bell; Hania vs Tessa Blanchard
September 12: Combat Zone Wrestling (Voorhees, NJ) – Mia Yim vs Greg Excellent
September 12: New England Championship Wrestling (Everett, MA) – Mistress Belmont(c) vs Alexxis Nevaeh
September 12: Melbourne City Wrestling (Melbourne, Victoria, Australia) – Evie vs Kellie Skater
September 12: Excellence Pro Wrestling (Sellersville, PA) – Deonna Purrazzo vs Tessa Blanchard
September 13: SMASH Wrestling's CANUSA Classic (Toronto, Ontario) – Kimber Lee & Cherry Bomb vs Portia Perez & Nicole Matthews; Jessicka Havok vs Courtney Rush; Xandra Bale vs Allysin Kay; Vanessa Kraven vs Heidi Lovelace; Jennifer Blake vs Candice LeRae; Sassy Stephie vs Jewells Malone; Veda Scott vs KC Spinelli
September 13: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan) – Io Shirai vs Hudson Envy; La Rosa Negra vs Mayu Iwatani; KAORU vs Chelsea; Kairi Hojo vs Queen Maya
September 13: Lucha Libre VIP (Pico Rivera, CA) – Sage Sin; Thunder Rosa; Raze; Kikyo Nakamura
September 13: PROGRESS Wrestling (Islington, England) – Pollyanna vs Elizabeth
September 13: JWP (Tokyo, Japan) – Tsubasa Kuragaki & Kayoko Haruyama vs Hanako Nakamori & TBA
September 13: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Osaka, Japan) – Kaho Kobayashi(c) vs Akane Fujita; Misaki Ohata(c) & Mio Shirai(c) vs Ryo Mizunami & Hiroyo Matsumoto; Sakura Hirota vs Kana; Fairy Nipponbashi vs Maylee vs Eiger
September 13: BellaTrix Female Warriors (Norwich, England) – Destiny vs Sammi Baynz(c); Leia Elise; Blue Nikita; Lady Lory; Liberty; Jami Sparx; Kymmie A Kiss; Skarlett vs TBA
September 15: KANAProMania's "Pulse" (Tokyo, Japan) – Kana vs Arisa Nakajima; Hanako Nakamori vs TBA
September 15: UNION (Tokyo, Japan) – Cherry vs Aoi Kizuki(c)
September 16: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Tokyo, Japan)
September 16: AAA (Tlalnepantla de Baz, México) – Goya Kong & Niño Hamburguesa vs Carta Brava & La Hiedra
September 16: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Tokyo, Japan) – Kyoko Inoue vs Kaoru Ito(c); Jenny Rose vs Yuiga; Kayoko Haruyama vs Keiko Aono; Megumi Yabushita vs Syuri Okuda; Yumiko Hotta vs Nanae Takahashi; Sareee & TBA vs TBA & TBA
September 16: OZ Academy (Tokyo, Japan)
September 18: OZ Academy (Tokyo, Japan) – Hiroyo Matsumoto vs Meiko Satomura
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: Revolution Championship Wrestling (London, England) – Leah Owens(c) vs Kasey Owens; Toni Storm vs Nixon Newell; Nina Samuels & Kirsty Love vs Shanna & Dragonita
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 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: WWE's Night of Champions (Houston, TX) – Nikki Bella(c) vs Charlotte
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: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan) – TBD vs TBD
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
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 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 27: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Tokyo, Japan)
September 27: Kamikaze Pro Wrestling (Birmingham, England) – Kay Lee Ray vs Ryan Smile
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; Penelope Ford; Sumie Sakai; Deonna Purrazzo; Veda Scott; Vanity; Kimber Lee; Brittany Blake
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: SENDAI Girls (Sendai, Japan)
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 25: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)
November 3: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)
November 8: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)
November 12: SENDAI Girls (Tokyo, Japan)
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 20: VALKYRIE Women's Professional Wrestling (Williamstown, NJ) – Sumie Sakai; Kacee Carlisle; La Rosa Negra; Jessie Brooks; Kimber Lee; Nyla; Angel Dust
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
0 Comments:
Post a Comment