It will be an Anything Goes match, as neither Kay nor Knight are strangers to these types of matches. Last year, Allysin Kay fought Jessicka Havok to a double knockout in a No Disqualification match and as their feud escalated, they fought to a no contest in a Ybor City Street Fight. They fought again, this time in a Last Woman Standing match. Kay picked up the win and went on to fight Havok again in a Doll Collar & Chain match, with Havok being victorious. Like Kay, Knight also had her issues with Jessicka Havok and battled her in a Last Woman Standing match and won. Earlier this year, she teamed up with Su Yung to take on Havok and Leva Bates in a No Disqualification match at SHINE 26 and picked up the win.
Saraya's involvement with The Valkyrie has been in question for quite some time, as she never officially joined the stable or was introduced as an associate, instead So Cal Val's decision to seek out Knight to handle the situation raises some eyebrows. No matter the outcome, this is the first chapter of the newly formed VAL-kyrie going against Allysin Kay. The show will feature loads of international talent, ranging from Australia, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand. Within the bunch, there will be three competitors making their debuts for the promotion and in the country. The current BellaTrix World Champion, Sammi Baynz, and former titleholder, Liberty will be making their debuts, while current Warzone Women's Champion and Pacific Women's Champion Kellyanne will be making hers.
Kay Lee Ray and Rhia O'Reilly will be making their returns and Aussies Shazza McKenzie and Madison Eagles will be along for the trip with Evie. Evie will be granted a shot at Santana Garrett's SHINE Championship. Also announced, Malia Hosaka will be taking on Leah Von Dutch, Ivelisse, Thunderkitty, Amanda Rodriguez, Mia Yim, Leva Bates, VAL-kyrie's Su Yung, Taylor Made, Andrea and Jayme Jameson and Jessicka Havok will all be a part of SHINE 30. Lexie Fyfe has threatened that Daffney would be escorted off the property and suspended indefinitely if she interfered in any of the matches. Fyfe also stated Daffney has not returned her calls and none of her talent is booked for the show or will be if this behavior continues. Kimber Lee will be there too, as it currently looks like one-half of the SHINE Tag Team Champions will be in attendance due to Cherry Bomb's injury. Lexie Fyfe has stated that a decision will be announced regarding the titles at the show. SHINE 30 will be the kickoff to the year-annual Female Fight Season on October 2nd, with Girls Night Out 16 the following day and the anniversary and subsequent tapings of SHIMMER and the first official dates for STARDOM in the states all happening within the month. It remains to be seen if So Cal Val has opened up her checkbook and written a check she can't cash or if Allysin Kay will be forced to be humbled by the outcome.
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Gail Kim, Madison Rayne, and Lisa Marie Varon, the former "Tara" all have something in common, it turns out that all three competitors have been crowned TNA Knockouts Champion on five different occasions, a record originally set by Angelina Love back in August of 2010, which was later shattered after Love become champion for a record-breaking six times last April. The inaugural Knockouts Champion obtained her fifth reign last week, as she defeated Awesome Kong, Lei'D Tapa, and now former champion, Brooke in a Fatal Four-Way match on Impact Wrestling. The result of Kim winning the title for a fifth time, as opposed to Brooke enduring a decent run in her third reign is somewhat disappointing, but the upside is it's a continuation of a two-year-long program and on top of that, there were four separate stories packed into this match. There's a competitor that's found a loophole back into the company through an invasion and is capitalizing on the opportunity to reintroduce herself to the division. There's another competitor, Awesome Kong, who is determined to regain the dominance and fear she possessed in her first run with the company, but has encountered opponents or obstacles (Havok, Tapa, The Dollhouse) along the way that present a challenge to her sheer power and size.
You also have Brooke, who regained the championship for a third time after unsuccessfully challenging former titleholder, Taryn Terrell for the belt two weeks before as part of a three-way match with Kong. Gail Kim's interference in the match resulted in the title change, as she took out Jade and Martie Bell at ringside, which gave Brooke the opening to hit the Butterface Maker on Terrell for the win. Kim has been desperately seeking the Knockouts Championship since losing the belt to Havok last November. Lei' D Tapa has sought out the Knockouts Championship this time around in hopes of gaining ground for Global Force Wrestling within the company. However, she hasn't dealt with interactions with The Dollhouse the rest of the division has faced, instead, she set her sights on Awesome Kong the first night she reemerged in the company and fought to a double count-out. The title matchup followed up on this past week's episode, as Brooke was defending the championship against Gail Kim when Lei'D Tapa strutted down ringside and held up the belt. It soon caught the attention of Brooke and provoked her into attacking Tapa, which then turned into Tapa regaining the upper hand by taking out the titleholder from behind with the belt and causing the disqualification. Before long, Awesome Kong made her way down to the ring and had another collision course with Tapa after Tapa slaughtered Gail Kim.
Tapa wants to win the championship, Kong wants the championship, Brookes wants to keep the championship and Kim wants to win the championship to provoke Taryn Terrell into challenging her to another match. Everyone wants the Knockouts Title, all have had their meddlings with Terrell and The Dollhouse, except for Tapa. The bigger story coming and going into this match is that every woman involved has their agenda to become champion and keep the title away from the grips of The Dollhouse. This is the same booking that is supposed to be presented with the divas revolution, instead the entire Knockouts division is fighting all members of the stable. Every knockout is present, except for Angelina Love who is currently pregnant – Nikki and Brie Bella are proclaimed to be the problem with the diva's division, however, this appears to be a concern of six women while the rest of the division is non-existent and hasn't been given the right opportunity to disagree or agree with the alleged claims.
The knockout division has been stagnant over the years, with the company continuing to rehash storylines from the past and an inability to create new ones that garner interest beyond one match sometimes. There's no denying that when it comes down to the matches, they completely blew the divas out of the water on occasion and couldn't rival in comparison until the emergence of WWE's developmental brand – I would insist that the NXT matches have mirrored the Knockouts division or has been better and had doubled the effort and hard work. Then again, some people would say that the NXT Divas are closer to an independent women's product and neglect to remember that the origins of the knockouts were built around talent from the indies. The match itself was decent and sold everyone's determination to be the one that had their hand raised in the end. It was mentioned in the commentary that Brooke's injured fingers could hold a restriction on her performance and that the sensitivity of touch and throbbing pain could result in the titleholder losing. It trickled down to Lei'D Tapa tossing Awesome Kong over the top rope and Brooke knocking Tapa out of the ring. Brooke went for an attempted sunset-flip pinfall on Kim, but she reversed the hold and rolled the champion up for the win. Though there were numerous stories involved in this match – Again, I was not thrilled with the outcome of Gail Kim succeeding a fifth reign. It's to continue the storyline between her and Taryn Terrell and I believe that this division needs a change up when it comes to crowning new champions going forward. Despite forming a partnership with Awesome Kong to take on the Dollhouse, Brooke winning the belt for a third term as opposed to Kong, who had been feuding with Terrell since her return to the company felt underwhelming. Kong had a legitimate gripe with Terrell. Terrell pushed past the old guard of the division, forming a heel persona that would see her become the top antagonist – more so a "queen bee" persona had recruited her cronies to do her bidding and became the longest reigning Knockouts Champion in history. I'm pretty certain that this same formula was intended to drive the momentum behind Nikki Bella achieving her record title reign, but the execution had different results. Though some would argue that she has been allowed to do so, some might even allude that she's been awarded these opportunities due to her public relationship with the "face" of the company. Both competitors are involved in long-running storylines that have been going on for the last two years. Kim went from being the dominant, narcissistic heel to becoming the babyface that sought to conquer the ego-maniacal heel Terrell and bring her antics to an end. Nikki Bella has remained the same character since AJ Lee's infamous promo on Monday Night RAW two years ago and despite the short babyface-like run she had during the Stephanie McMahon–Brie Bella feud, she has remained the same character. Nothing much has changed besides winning the belt and gaining a few more clicks on the dislike button.
I've said it before and I'll say it once more the Bellas are natural heels. They are easy to dislike immediately and, understandably, WWE has found heat magnets that will elicit negative reactions and will continue to stack them against up-and-coming babyfaces. Nikki and Brie received the brunt of the criticism that Lee fired away that night and still do to this day. It was perceived that Lee's aggression was meant solely for the Bellas, even though she addressed the entire cast of Total Divas, insisting that they were all responsible for the division's shortcomings. It's great that WWE has picked up the ball and run with the "Bellas are the problem" storyline. But what's not great is this sudden urgency to force-feed this diva revolution down their audience's throats and tackle this "problem," all because Paige didn't capitalize on the opportunities she had, Naomi was slighted and three women were brought up to the main roster. It's weird – two women who have been dealt the same detrimental booking and death spots on pay-per-views as past and current competitors in the diva's division are the issue and not the poor creative decisions and booking of three-minute matches.
Paige's quote-on-quote "shoot" promo on Monday night felt forced and not authentic. Though this did need to happen to rejuvenate and get the juices flowing back into this angle, the damage it created was Paige splitting off and turning her back on her group. Nothing more. I honestly felt that Paige had listened to a couple of typical, complaining internet wrestling podcasts that constantly point their fingers at the Bellas for only being employed based on their relationships, refuse to acknowledge other divas besides AJ Lee, who no longer works there, still complain that "models" are the issue and allow dirt sheet rumors to manipulate their thought process. Or it's possible she scrolled through her social media accounts and found all this negative banter and thought she had found the holy grail. Regardless, this was disappointing in my opinion. She referred to Becky Lynch as "irrelevant" – which she practically is in this nine-woman revolution that only applies to five of the women. She proclaimed that Charlotte, the new WWE Divas Champion was awarded her opportunity because of her father and called her a "placeholder" – one of the main criticisms of Charlotte's push towards the title is that it's due to her father, Ric Flair being an influence and not deserving. She also debunked that there wasn't a divas revolution and even called out (Natalya) the rest of the roster for taking a backseat to all of this – again another criticism that is consecutive on the internet.
There was so much hesitation, especially when she started mouthing off on the Bellas, saying "You know why they are here" – No, we don't, why don't you elaborate. And she stopped out of nowhere left the ring and headed backstage. What made this worse is that the Bellas and Alicia Fox came out right after Paige's exit and didn't say or do anything to combat the accusations, besides calling out Paige for flubbing a line – it didn't even appear that Nikki Bella was bothered by losing the title. Nobody said anything back to Paige and Sasha Banks, Naomi and Tamina Snuka were again left out in the cold with nothing. Paige called out Natalya and is randomly booked in a match against Naomi on RAW; her first appearance on the flagship show since April. On top of that, Natalya's response to Paige was exclusive to the website, not on live television – a bad idea. Charlotte has been positioned as the top babyface, the Bellas are still heels, Paige is back to being a heel and an introvert, Natalya is still employed and all members of Team B.A.D are still in limbo. Disappointing.
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WWE
Sasha Banks, Charlotte, Becky Lynch, or Bayley will be available as playable characters in WWE 2K16 or as downloadable characters... Allysin Kay and Katie Forbes are among the names of rumored competitors at the WWE tryouts over the weekend. Former competitors from Tough Enough also attended, as Daria Berenato, Danielle Kamela, and Samantha Sage were there... Total Divas has launched a cosmetic line called "Go to the Matte" due to a partnership with Total Intensity, a brand under Prestige Cosmetics. The collection will include matte eyeshadow trios, lip lacquer, and lip pencils and will be available sometime next year... The latest episode of Table of 3 premieres today on the WWE Network, featuring Molly Holly, Ivory, and WWE Hall of Famer, Madusa
North America
Santana Garrett will be defending both the NWA World Women's Championship and SHINE Championship against Saraya Knight for I Believe In Wrestling on October 3rd... Kat Von Heez picked up her fourth title defense as RCW Women's Champion on Friday in Red Deer, Alberta, as she retained against Hurricane Katrina... Terra Calaway defeated Sammi Pandora in the semifinals of the PWM Women's Championship tournament on Friday in Bogota, New Jersey. Deonna Purrazzo defeated Arlene James in the semifinals back in June – The finals will see Purrazzo take on Calaway down the line... Mia Yim and Tessa Blanchard will be making their debuts for AAW on October 9th. Candice LeRae, Allysin Kay, and Heidi Lovelace have also been announced for "Jawbreaker"... Jessika Black successfully fended off Stacy Thibault and Mary Lee Rose in a Femmes Fatales International Title defense on Saturday... SHIMMER Women Athletes has announced that the location has been changed for their anniversary show on Saturday, October 10th. The show will not be held in Cicero, Illinois as planned, but will be back at the Berwyn Eagles Club along with the tapings of Volumes 76-79 taking place throughout the weekend. They have stated that Saturday's show will have a bell time of 10:00 in the morning, with doors opening up at 9:30 am. Sunday's show will start at noon, with doors opening at 11:30 am. The promotion is encouraging those who have purchased tickets to contact them at this link for modifications if necessary and will be mailing out updated tickets with the venue and bell time printed on them. In addition, there will be a SHIMMER Fan Fest, featuring a live question and answer session with the wrestlers on Saturday, held at a nearby location after the tapings... Sara Dox retained the RWA Women's Championship against Jessie Belle on Saturday... Absolute Intense Wrestling has announced the first two matches for Girls Night Out 16 – Candice LeRae will be taking on Mia Yim and Ray Lyn will take on Britt Baker... Beautiful Beaa grabbed her tenth title defense on Saturday in Kitchener, Ontario. She retained the PWA Elite Women's Title against Skylar Rose for a third time; the second time within a week... Highspots is launching a women's wrestling subscription website. It will feature promotions like Queens of Combat, WSU, and their shoot interview series, Diva Diaries will be available... Last year's winner, Tessa Blanchard has been added to this year's Super 8 ChickFight, joining Leah Von Dutch, Deonna Purrazzo, Terra Calaway, Brittany Blake, and Jewells Malone... Kacee Carlisle's opponent for the Queen of VALKYRIE Championship match at WrestleFest will be Nyla The Destroyer
Japan
Kairi Hojo defeated Hudson Envy in the finals of the 2015 5*STAR Grand Prix with a Diving Elbow Drop and has guaranteed herself another shot at the World of STARDOM Championship. Act Yasukawa made her long-awaited return to the promotion, as she and Kyoko Kimura defeated Momo Watanabe and Haruka Kato, with Yasukawa winning the match following an ACT special on Watanabe. The High Speed Championship changed hands, as La Rosa Negra scored her first Japanese belt after defeating Star Fire with the Mad Splash. Mayu Iwatani and Io Shirai retained the Goddesses of STARDOM Titles against Sendai Sachiko and DASH Chisako. Also coming out of today's show were lots of announcements. Kairi Hojo challenged Act Yasukawa to a match for the promotion's October 11th show at Korakuen Hall, with Act accepting and the winner will go on to face Meiko Satomura for the belt. La Rosa Negra's first title defense will be against Mayu Iwatani and "Dark Angel" Sarah Stock will be returning for her last match in the country, as she takes on Io Shirai. Dark Angel will also be a part of the October 4th show at Shinkiba 1st RING; that show will see Shirai defend the Wonder of STARDOM Title against Hudson Envy for a second time... Tokyo Joshi Pro will be running the Korakuen Hall for the first time on October 4th... Aoi Kizuki and Kayoko Haruyama defeated Neko Nitta and Leon for the International Ribbon Tag Team Championship today. Kizuki and Haruyama's first title defense has been announced for October 17th, as they take on Arisa Nakajima and Tsukasa Fujimoto. That show will also include Risa Sera taking on Rina Yamashita... Ayako Hamada retained the Regina di WAVE Championship against Chikayo Nagashima in today's main event at the Hakata Starlines, putting Nagashima away with the AP Cross. Rydeen Hagane also unseated Kaho Kobayashi of the JWP Junior & POP Championship, winning with a lariat… SENDAI Girls will be introducing its first set of title belts on October 11th, as Ayako Hamada will be fighting Meiko Satomura to be crowned SENDAI Girls World Champion, and DASH Chisako and Sendai Sachiko will have a chance to become the inaugural tag team champions. In addition, Michiko Miyagi has adopted a heel persona, referring to herself as "Cassandra Miyagi"... Meiko Tanaka will be taking on Aja Kong in her first anniversary match for DIANA on October 12th... Riho lost the IWA Triple Crown Championship to DJ Nira on Monday... Chisako and Sachiko retained the JWP & Daily Sports Tag Team Championships against Kayoko Haruyama and Tsubasa Kuragaki in the main event on yesterday's show. Chisako won the match after a modified cross-arm breaker on Haruyama. Matches for this Sunday's show at the Lazona Plaza del Sol were announced, Leon will take on Kagetsu, Hanako Nakamori will take on Meiko Tanaka, Rabbit Miu, and Rydeen Hagane will go up against Sareee and Tsukushi, Megumi Yabushita takes on KAZUKI and Kayoko Haruyama and Tsubasa Kuragaki will meet Command Bolshoi and Arisa Nakajima… Mio Shirai finished up her eight-and-a-half-year career on Sunday at the Korakuen Hall. Her retirement show was hosted by Ice Ribbon, OZ Academy, UNION, and Pro Wrestling WAVE, as talent from all four promotions packed the arena for the farewell. Shirai wrestled throughout the show; she and Aoi Kizuki defeated Mayumi Ozaki and Yumi Ohka, with Mio getting the Tsuchigumo on Ozaki. She also fought Isami Kodaka in singles action, with Kodaka picking up the win. In the main event, she teamed up with Misaki Ohata and Tsukasa Fujimoto one final time to take on Hiroe Nagahama, Risa Sera, and Tsukushi, with the latter winning the match after Tsukushi pinned Mio with a Tiger Suplex Hold. Io Shirai was present at the show and watched her sister's final match from the ringside and handed her a bouquet after the match. Mio announced she is engaged to be married and stepping away from the business has opened up a chance for those plans to happen
Europe
Two championships were successfully retained at British Empire Wrestling and Revolution Championship Wrestling's collaboration on Saturday, as Leah Owens defeated her sister, Kasey in the main event to remain RCW Women's Champion and Nixon Newell made her first title defense against Toni Storm of the BEW Women's Title... Blue Nikita defeated Lady Lory and Liberty in the three-way final of the Queen of the Ring tournament at BellaTrix 15 last week. The show also featured Sammi Baynz's BellaTrix World Championship match against Destiny ending in a No Contest due to both competitors continuously brawling throughout the venue. As a result, Saraya Knight has announced that Baynz and Destin have been fined for their actions and the rematch will take place on December 6th... Ayesha Ray retained the WF Women's Title against Nightshade on Sunday... Nikki Storm defeated Layla Rose in the semifinals of the ICW Women's Championship Tournament on Sunday... Rhia O'Reilly defeated Martin Kirby and Jinny to claim a £500 Chaos Management prize on Saturday
Mexico
Princesa Maya retained the LLF Championship against La Banidide in a Three Stages of Hell match in the main event of Friday's show. Bandida defeated the champion in the first fall by submission, Maya defeated Bandida in the Bull Terrier match and also won the final match, which was under extreme rules... "Dark Angel" Sarah Stock defeated Princesa Sugehit in her farewell match
Australia & New Zealand
Savannah Summers retained the RCW Women's Championship against Izzy Shaw on Saturday
Puerto Rico
Ivelisse retained the WWL Women's Championship against Santana Garrett and Andrea in Bayamon
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Results
September 16: Universal Wrestling Entertainment (Tlalnepantla, Estado de México, Mexico) – Goya Kong & Nino Hamburguesa d Carta Brava Jr. & La Hiedra
September 16: NXT (Winter Park, FL) – Bayley d Sarah Dobson
September 16: CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) – La Vaquerita & Skadi d La Seductora & Reyna Isis
September 17: WWE's Thursday Night Smackdown (Little Rock, AR) – Naomi & Sasha Banks d Becky Lynch & Paige
September 17: DDT (Chiba, Japan) – Ai Shimizu d Hyper Misao
September 17: TNA Live (York, PA) – Gail Kim(c) d Awesome Kong
September 17: NXT Live (Houston, TX) – Dana Brooke d Carmella; Bayley d Emma
September 18: Preston City Wrestling (Preston, England) – Viper d Toni Storm
September 18: OZ Academy (Tokyo, Japan) – Kaori Yoneyama d Mio Shirai; Mayumi Ozaki & Yumi Ohka d Hikaru Shida & Sareee; Meiko Satomura d Miyako Matsumoto; Mayumi Ozaki, Yumi Ohka & Mio Shirai d Arisa Nakajima, Misaki Ohata & Tsukasa Fujimoto; mayumi Ozaki d Mio Shirai
September 18: DDT (Chiba, Japan) – Syoko Nakajima & Miyu Yamashita d Rika Tatsumi & Akane Miura
September 18: Real Canadian Wrestling (Red Deer, Alberta) – Kat Von Heez(c) d Hurricane Katorina
September 18: Independent Wrestling Entertainment (Fairfield, MN) – Sara D'Errico d Levi Lexington
September 18: Pro Wrestling Magic (Bogota, NJ) – Terra Calaway d Sammi Pandora; Deonna Purrazzo & Jersey Devil d Aria Cadenza & Damian Adams
September 18: AAW (Merrionette Park, IL) – Davey Vega & Mat Fitchett d Candice LeRae & Heidi Lovelace, Brett Gakiya & CJ Esparza
September 18: Lucha Libre Femenil (Monterrey, Mexico) – Princesa Maya (c) d La Bandida; Katary & Polly Star d Baby Love & La Rebelde; La Chacala d La Rebelde; Angelica & Sirenia d Dark Fantasy & Tsunami; Nahomi d Dama de Hierro
September 18: WWE Live (Montreal, Quebec) – Becky Lynch, Paige & Charlotte d Naomi, Sasha Banks & Tamina
September 18: CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) – Dark Angel d Princesa Sugehit
September 19: Premier British Wrestling (Clydebank, Scotland) – Kay Lee Ray d Carmel; Carmel d Kay Lee Ray
September 19: PREMIER Wrestling (San Jose, CA) – Nicole Savoy & Kahmora d Raze & Kikyo Nakamura
September 19: Snakepit Pro Wrestling (Pooraka, Australia) – Savannah Summers(c) d Izzy Shaw
September 19: Maryland Championship Wrestling (Hollywood, MD) – Mickie James(c) d Kimber Lee
September 19: PWA Canada (Kitchener, Canada) – Beautiful Beaa(c) d Skylar Rose
September 19: Revolution Championship Wrestling (London, England) – Leah Owens(c) d Kasey Owens; Nixon Newell(c) d Toni Storm; Shanna & Dragonita d Nina Samuels & Kirsty Love
September 19: RESISTANCE Pro's "Rolling Thunder" (Lockport, IL) – Crazy Mary Dobson(c) d Leah Von Dutch
September 19: World Wrestling League (Bayamon, Puerto Rico) – Ivelisse(c) d Andrea & Santana Garrett
September 19: Metroplex Wrestling (Bedford, TX) – Baby Dumplins d Paige Turner
September 19: NXT Live (San Antonio, TX) – Carmella d Alexa Bliss; Bayley d Dana Brooke & Emma
September 19: Pro Wrestling CHAOS (Bristol, England) – Rhia O'Reilly d Jinny & Martin Kirby
September 19: Westside Xtreme Wrestling (Borken, Germany) – Alice d Melanie Gray
September 19: Renegade Wrestling Alliance (West Newton, PA) – Sara Dox(c) d Jessie Belle
September 19: Southern Fried Championship Wrestling (Monroe, GA) – Stormie Lee d Pandora
September 19: WWE Live (Beaumont, TX) – Natalya d Alicia Fox
September 19: WWE Live (Waco, TX) – Charlotte, Paige & Becky Lynch d Sasha Banks, Tamina & Naomi
September 19: TNA Live (Pittsburgh, PA) – Awesome Kong d Madison Rayne
September 20: Insane Championship Wrestling (Glasgow, Scotland) – Nikki Storm d Layla Rose
September 20: M.I.O Produce (Tokyo, Japan) – Kaori Yoneyama & Madoka d Isami Kodaka & Ryu Gouma; Isami Kodaka d Mio Shirai; Dynamite Kansai, Fairy Nihonbashi, Neko Nitta & Shuji Ishikawa d Aja Kong, Ayako Hamada, Hiroshi Fukuda & Mochi Miyagi; Sonoko Kato d 235, Akane Fujita, Cherry, FUMA, Hamuko Hoshi, Kaho Kobayashi, Kyuri, Maruko Nagasaki, Masayuki Mitomi, Mika Iida, Miyako Matsumoto, Mochi Miyagi, Moeka Haruhi, Rina Yamashita, Ryo Mizunami, SAGAT, Sawako Shimono, Seiya Morohashi, YUKA, Yusuke Kubo & Yuu Yamagata; Hiroe Nagahama, Risa Sera & Tsukushi d Mio Shirai, Misaki Ohata & Tsukasa Fujimoto; Aoi Kizuki & Mio Shirai d Mayumi Ozaki & Yumi Ohka
September 20: K-DOJO (Chiba, Japan) – Marines Mask & Tiran Shisa d Bambi & Daigoro Kashiwa
September 20: DDT (Shizuoka, Japan) – Antonio Honda & Saki Akai d Kouki Iwasaki & Tomomitsu Matsunaga
September 20: Atlanta Wrestling Entertainment (Atlanta, GA) – Priscilla Kelly d Paul Coldhard
September 20: AAA (Monterrey, Mexico) – Dinastía, Goya Kong & Pimpinela Escarlata d Mamba, Mini Charly Manson & Lady Shani
September 20: WWE's Night of Champions (Houston, TX) – Charlotte d Nikki Bella(c)
September 20: FutureShock Wrestling (Stockport, England) – Henry T. Grodd, Noah & Penny Dreadful d Danny Hope, John McGregor & Melanie Price
September 20: 5 Star Wrestling (Edinburgh, Scotland) – Viper d ODB
September 20: IPW: United Kingdom (Kent, England) – Cieran Donnelly, Danny Duggan & Tennessee Honey d Josh Shooter, Dahlia Black & TK Cooper
September 21: Gatoh Move (Kanagawa, Japan) – Kaori Yoneyama d Sayaka Obihiro; Hikaru Sato & Hiroyo Matsumoto dEmi Sakura & Toru Owashi; Kotori & Hikaru Shida vs SAKI & MIZUKI- time limit draw; DJ Nira d Riho(c)
September 21: K-DOJO (Chiba, Japan) – GO Asakawa, Taishi Takizawa & TAKA Michinoku d Bambi, Tiran Shisa & Hiro Tonai
September 21: WWE's Monday Night RAW (Laredo, TX) – Naomi d Natalya; Charlotte d Brie Bella
September 22: Tokyo Joshi Pro (Tokyo, Japan) – MIZUHO d Hyper Misao; Ai Shimizu d Nonoko; Miu Yamashita d Azusa Takigawa; Akane Miura & Erin d Rika Tatsumi & Yuka Sakazaki; Shoko Nakajima d Saki Akai
September 22: JWP (Osaka, Japan) Hanako Nakamori d Fairy Nipponbashi; Command Bolshoi & Jaguar Yokota d Rydeen Hagane & Rabbit Miu; Leon d KAZUKI; Arisa Nakajima d Sawako Shimono; DASH Chisako(c) & Sendai Sachiko(c) d Kayoko Haruyama & Tsubasa Kuragaki
September 22: Ice Ribbon (Kanagawa, Japan) – Hiroe Nagahama d Kyuri; Risa Sera d Mari Anne; Hiroyo Matsumoto d Maruko Nagasaki; Aoi Kizuki & Tsukasa Fujimoto d SAKI & MIZUKI; Akane Fujita d Meiko Tanaka; Tsukushi & Kaho Kobayashi d Sareee & Yuuka
Upcoming
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; Meiko Satomura & Mika Iwata vs Chikayo Nagashima & Hiroyo Matsumoto; Sakura Hirota vs Alex Lee; Michiko Miyagi vs Kyoko Kimura
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 26: Marvelous (Ibaraki, Japan)
September 27: Northeast Wrestling (Williamsport, PA) – Mickie James vs Mandy Leon
September 27: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Tokyo, Japan) – Emi Sakura, Makoto & Riho vs Konami, Maki Narumiya & Syuri; Miyako Matsumoto vs Mame Endo
September 27: JWP (Kawasaki, Japan) – Leon vs Kagetsu; Kayoko Haruyama & Tsubasa Kuragaki vs Command Bolshoi & Arisa Nakajima; Hanako Nakamori vs Meiko Tanaka; Saree & Tsukushi vs Rydeen Hagane & Rabbit Miu; KAZUKI vs Megumi Yabushita
September 27: Kamikaze Pro Wrestling (Birmingham, England) – Kay Lee Ray vs Ryan Smile; Shanna vs Nixon Newell
September 27: SENDAI Girls (Miyagi, Japan) – Hiroyo Matsumoto vs Eiger; Mika Iwata vs Dynamite Kansai; Meiko Satomura & Michiko Miyagi vs Chikayo Nagashima & Kyoko Kimura; DASH Chisako & Sendai Sachiko vs Aja Kong & Alex Lee
September 27: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Nagoya, Japan)
October 2: SHINE 30 (Ybor City, FL) – Allysin Kay vs Saraya Knight; Leah Von Dutch vs Malia Hosaka; Santana Garrett(c) vs Evie; Kimber Lee(c); Kay Lee Ray; Jessicka Havok; Su Yung; Taylor Made; Andrea; Leva Bates; Mia Yim; Liberty; Sammi Baynz; Kellyanne; Shazza McKenzie; Rhia O'Reilly; Thunderkitty; Ivelisse; Amanda Rodriguez; Madison Eagles; Jayme Jameson
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) – Mia Yim vs Candice LeRae; Britt Baker vs Ray Lyn; LuFisto; Veda Scott; Athena; Tessa Blanchard; Heidi Lovelace; Cristina Diamond; Crazy Mary Dobson; Chasity Taylor; Allysin Kay; Annie Social
October 3: I Believe In Wrestling (Orlando, FL) – Santana Garrett(c) vs Saraya Knight
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: UNION (Tokyo, Japan) – Cherry(c) vs Masako Takanashi
October 4: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)
October 8: Ray's 12th Anniversary (Tokyo, Japan) – Hikaru Shida vs Ricky Fuji; Apple Miyuki & Command Bolshoi vs Kagetsu & Leon; Atsushi Onita, Hideki Hosaka & Ray vs NOSAWA Rongai, Sabu & Arisa Nakajima
October 9: AAW's "Jawbreaker" (Berwyn, IL) – Mia Yim; Tessa Blanchard; Allysin Kay; Heidi Lovelace; Candice LeRae
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) – Ayako Hamada vs Meiko Satomura; DASH Chisako & Sendai Sachiko vs TBA
October 11: South Jersey WrestleFest (Woodbury Heights, NJ) – Kacee Carlisle(c) vs TBD
October 11: Marvelous (Tokyo, Japan)
October 11: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)
October 12: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Tokyo, Japan) – Meiko Tanaka vs Aja Kong
October 12: JWP (Tokyo, Japan) – Kayoko Haruyama vs Ryo Mizunami
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; Tessa Blanchard
October 17: Marvelous (Saitama, Japan)
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 19: Hikaru Shida Produce (Tokyo, Japan)
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: SENDAI Girls (Miyagi, Japan)
October 25: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)
October 12: JWP (Tokyo, Japan)
October 26: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Tokyo, Japan)
October 30: Fierce Females (Glasgow, Scotland) – Carmel Jacob; Viper; Lana Austin; Ruby Summers; Sara-Marie Taylor
October 30: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Tokyo, Japan) – Meiko Tanaka vs Yuuka
November 1: Progress Wrestling (London, England) – Elizabeth & Jinny Couture vs Toni Storm & Pollyanna
November 1: JWP (Tokyo, Japan)
November 3: World Wonder Ring STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan)
November 3: Marvelous (Oyama, Japan)
November 3: REINA Joshi Puroresu (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: SENDAI Girls (Miyagi, 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 22: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Sendai, Miyagi, Japan)
November 22: World Women's Wrestling (Belmont, MA)
November 23: SENDAI Girls (Hakata, Fukuoka, Japan)
November 25: SEAdLINNNG (Tokyo, Japan) – Aja Kong & Nanae Takahashi vs Amazing Kong & Yumiko Hotta
November 26: JWP (Tokyo, Japan)
November 28: Marvelous (Kanagawa, Japan)
November 29: Queens of Combat (Winston-Salem, NC)
December 6: JWP (Miyagi, Japan)
December 12: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Yokohama, Japan)
December 20: Marvelous (Tokyo, Japan)
December 23: JWP (Tokyo, Japan)
December 23: World Wonder Ring STARDOM's "YEAREND CLIMAX 2015″ (Tokyo, Japan)
December 26: REINA Joshi Puroresu (Tokyo, Japan)
December 27: JWP (Tokyo, Japan)
December 27: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Tokyo, Japan)
December 28: World Woman Pro-Wrestling DIANA (Tokyo, Japan)
December 31: Ice Ribbon's "RibbonMania" (Tokyo, Japan) – Neko Nitta vs TBA
January 17: SENDAI Girls (Miyagi, Japan)
January 31: JWP (Tokyo, Japan)
February 14: SENDAI Girls (Osaka, Japan)
April 1: Queens of Combat (Dallas, TX)
April 1-3: WWN Live Experience (Dallas, TX)
April 2: SHIMMER Women Athletes (Dallas, TX)
May 4: Ice Ribbon's 10th Anniversary (Yokohama, Japan)
-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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