F Ringbelles Roundup (6/26/25) — Sareee snatches a big one, some weekend previews with SPARK & ASÉ, What’s on the card for EVE & more - WhatchaSeiya

Ringbelles Roundup (6/26/25) — Sareee snatches a big one, some weekend previews with SPARK & ASÉ, What’s on the card for EVE & more

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It's a flashback to twelve years ago when Kanako Urai took the JWP Openweight Championship hostage after defeating their beloved star, Arisa Nakajima. While other challengers had previously contested for the title, Kana was one of the few freelancers to win it, becoming the first non-contracted talent to hold the Openweight Championship. Following her difficult experiences with compensation issues at Wrestling New Classic, she had no intention of becoming a contracted performer again. Instead, she chose to remain unsigned, allowing her full control over her work. During Kana’s career, there were many opportunities for freelancers, and the strides she and her peers made have significantly improved the situation for younger Joshi wrestlers trying to find their niche without relying on contracts. While being signed to a company offers perks, such as increased online exposure and crossover potential, some women have experienced this and prefer to maintain their legacy independently.

Sareee has had two signature experiences in her career, gaining Western exposure, and is currently making waves in STARDOM. She is now the first non-contracted performer to win the IWGP Women’s Championship, meaning she has no formal tie to the promotion or its affiliate, New Japan Pro Wrestling, except for a few appearances. Since returning to Japan, Sareee seems to have evolved into a new version of herself. Before her WWE contract, she was already displaying signs of becoming one of the most well-rounded performers in the Joshi scene, and her skills have only improved further. 

She has outlasted many veterans and witnessed a wave of retirements, yet Sareee hasn’t even completed her twenties and has spent most of that time in the ring. I’ve often mentioned that her energy during her early career reminded me of Ayumi Kurihara, who retired in 2013. Kurihara’s decision to stop wrestling due to persistent injuries was not something she anticipated. There's a common belief that Kurihara would have been recruited by WWE before they signed Kana in 2015, but the company and Kurihara were never in negotiations, which is a long-standing rumor that needed clarification.

Now, on to Sareee…

In a post-match press conference, Sareee discussed her title victory, stating that she plans to elevate the championship to "number one" status and that she will not relinquish the belt "easily." These comments came after she called out the STARDOM roster for not acknowledging her win. Sareee expressed her desire for a championship match against Mayu Iwatani to avenge her previous loss to the former titleholder.

“Honestly, I really wanted to take this title from Mayu Iwatani. I had lost to her once, after all. But more than that, I'm truly glad I got to fight Syuri today. She was really strong, and that's why winning against her means so much." — Sareee via Tokyo Sports ©

Sareee defeated Syuri, another highly skilled competitor. Sareee's journey began when Syuri was having outstanding matches against Kana, which were the highlights of SMASH Wrestling’s events, a predecessor to Wrestling New Classic. Syuri’s extensive background in mixed martial arts gives her a competitive edge, and she has an exceptional ability to blend different styles seamlessly in her performances. The loss at "The Conversion" marked Syuri’s first title defense since defeating Mayu Iwatani for the belt back in April, ending Iwatani’s record-setting reign. Iwatani’s grip on the IWGP Women’s Title endured nine unsuccessful challengers and surpassed two years as champion, making it the longest-sanctioned title under New Japan Pro Wrestling.
-Photo courtesy of Tokyo Sports Press ©

The new champion graces the cover of the latest issue of Weekly Pro-Wrestling magazine, which features the caption, “Sareee: Superwoman Legend.” After her championship win, Sareee took some time to speak with Riju Kimoto of Tokyo Sports and even visited the gravesite of Antonio Inoki. She vowed to honor the championship, stating that while she is the fifth woman to hold the title, she does not plan to drop it and will embrace any challenge that comes her way. She aims for her name to be synonymous with the IWGP Women’s Championship.
“(I've worn many belts, but) the IWGP is the best. That said, this women's championship is not a belt with much history. I'm the fifth. I want to build it up properly. I want to have historic matches so that when people say 'IWGP Women's,' they think of Sareee. I don't want this belt to just be a belt to protect, but I want to move forward with this belt as Sareee the wrestler. No matter who comes, I won't run away or hide. I'll accept any challenge, any time, from anyone." — Sareee via Tokyo Sports ©

Sareee anticipates her participation in the upcoming 5STAR Grand Prix, asserting that her presence will significantly alter the level of competition in the round-robin tournament. This event will serve as a critical test for the STARDOM roster, as they strive to defeat every competitor. However, her participation has not yet been officially announced, and no one has been confirmed for the tournament. The only information currently available is the tournament's official start date, which is set for July 27th at the Ota Ward in Tokyo, with the finals scheduled to take place in the same venue on August 23rd.

Sareee’s emergence in the promotion caused quite a stir, but her newfound prominence as head honcho has riled up certain members of the roster, especially Starlight Kid, who’s been working for STARDOM since she was thirteen years old. Debuting in October 2015, Starlight Kid has witnessed the promotion’s rise in popularity in the Western hemisphere and as recently as last year, watched her peers, longtime friends defect to Marigold. Starlight Kid is not the biggest fan of former competitors wanting to crossover– sidestepping STARDOM talent and becoming the focal point of their shows. About Sareee’s inclusion and the debut of Bozilla as the newest member of Mi Vida Loca, Starlight Kid had this to say:

“The big show this time was completely taken over by those two. We need to make sure STARDOM doesn’t get dyed orange." (referring to Marigold as "orange")” – Starlight Kid via Tokyo Sports ©

The event being titled, “The Conversion” is rather on the nose, as we’re seeing competitors that were closely aligned with their opposition, making a change in character. It's going to be interesting going into the 5*STAR Grand Prix how both competitors will fare in the tournament and if this leads to more competitors from Marigold working STARDOM going forward. Who knows.


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Let’s take a look at this weekend’s upcoming events…


SPARK Joshi is set to hold its first-ever show in the Houston, Texas area this Sunday night. The card will feature two championship matchups, where the current titleholders will face their toughest opposition in their first defenses.  
- Courtesy of SPARK Joshi Wrestling ©

First up, the SPARK Joshi World Championship will be contested as Hazuki defends her title against Maya World. This will mark Hazuki’s first title defense since she defeated Lena Kross in Las Vegas to become the new champion after the previous titleholder, Starlight Kid, relinquished the belt to focus on her pursuit of the Wonder of STARDOM Title. 

Maya World will be making her first attempt at the championship almost two months after her promotional debut at the Las Vegas show, where she and current Pro Wrestling: EVE Champion Nightshade faced Aja Kong and Kyoko Inoue but fell short.    


In another championship match, the SPARK Joshi Pacific Title will be on the line as Vert Vixen challenges Miyu Yamashita and Airica Demia. This title changed hands in Las Vegas when Vixen unseated Ram Kaicho, ending her almost two-year reign at 671 days. Kaicho became the inaugural champion in June 2023 after defeating SAKI at the promotion’s second event in West Covina, California. She successfully defended the title three times against Alex Gracia, Xia Brookside, and Viva Van, with her last title defense occurring last April. 


Demia is already a multiple champion, holding titles in Viral Pro Wrestling and Hooligan Championship Wrestling, as well as being the IGB Super Champion. Yamashita, who held the SPARK Joshi World Title in 2023, could make history by becoming the first competitor to hold both championships if she secures the win.    


Other matches on the card include Kaia McKenna and SAKI taking on Yuka Sakazaki and Raychel Rose, Jazmin Allure facing Koguma, and Charity King teaming up with Kalientita to battle Ki Vibez and Ridley Thorne.   



Natalya continues to step outside the WWE episodic bubble and face new opponents…


The tenured veteran is booked as the headliner for Reality Of Wrestling’s all-women’s event titled, “Hart And Soul,” this Saturday in Texas City.


The show will be apart of a doubleheader that evening, as the rest of the roster and competitors from WWE ID will be featured on the night’s card for “Glory 4.” 


Natalya’s opponent for the night has been revealed — she will be going one-on-one with Promise Braxton. 


One other matchup has been confirmed for Saturday’s card — Mia Friday will be taking on Gigi Rey with the winner moving onto the finals of the tournament to crown the inaugural Women’s Glory Champion. 



Meanwhile, in North Carolina, the ASÉ Women’s Title tournament continues to unfold…


Kicking off back in April, ASÉ Wrestling is progressing toward crowning its inaugural champion this Saturday in Charlotte. Two matchups are scheduled, with the winners advancing to join Jada Stone in the next round. 

-Courtesy of  ASÉ Wrestling ©

One of the announced quarter-final matches is a first-time encounter between Joseline Navarro and Kiera Hogan, who currently stands undefeated in singles competition within ASÉ.  

The second matchup features Faye Jackson facing Karen “Bam Bam” Renee, with Jazz serving as the special guest referee. Notably, this will be only the second time that Jackson and Renee have ever wrestled each other, which is quite surprising. 


Jada Stone has already advanced to the next round after defeating long-time veteran La Rosa Negra in their quarter-final match in Las Vegas earlier this year.


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Looking ahead to next weekend, Pro Wrestling: EVE will host another event in London, aptly titled “Mean GRRRLS.” 


So far, six matches are scheduled for the audience at the Big Penny Social on the evening of July 4th. The promotion's singles and tag team championships will all be on the line. Anita Vaughan will defend her EVE International Title against Kris Statlander in her EVE debut. 


In the tag team division, Harley Hudson and Lucy Sky will defend their EVE Tag Team titles against Rhio and Emersyn Jayne, fondly known as the “Big Beefy Bitches.” Additionally, Nightshade, the EVE Champion, will be present as she defends the flagship belt against Alexxis Falcon.


The rest of the card includes Session Moth Martina battling Millie McKenzie, along with Lucia and Sadie Gibbs in a matchup titled “Absolute Chaos.” Skye Smitson will face Myla Grace for the first time, and Safire Reed will take on Nina Samuels.


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Ringbelles Roundup and its original format were given to me by the co-founder of Ringbelles, Lee Burton. He and the late-Stew Allen had founded the site in 2011 and helped introduce fans of women’s wrestling to the best on the European scene, Australia, New Zealand and everything else in between. Their website, who’s archives can be accessed here and their podcast housed some of the best writing and conversations there was when it came to fostering an appreciation for women in the sport. 


I am retired, but I can be found here, as always.


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WWE


This Friday is a busy one — Tiffany Stratton faces Nia Jax in a Last Woman Standing match for the WWE Women’s Championship on SmackDown. Night Of Champions will be broadcast from Riyadh in Saudi Arabia — Asuka and Jade Cargill will battle in the finals of the Queen Of the Ring tournament, and Raquel Rodriguez takes on Rhea Ripley in a Street Fight… Its been confirmed by WWE that Liv Morgan’s shoulder injury will require surgery and she’ll several months of action… The first match set to take place at Evolution will see the NXT Women’s Championship on the line as the winner of Fatal Four Way on this week’s episode of NXT, Jordynne Grace meets Jacy Jayne for the title on Sunday, July 13th


TNA


Jada Stone and Mila Moore are the newest additions to the Knockouts locker room after both competitors were surprised post-match by Tommy Dreamer, Jazz and TNA President, Carlos Silva and were offered contracts 


AEW


Two matches were announced for this week’s episode of Dynamite that seen Athena facing off with Willow Nightingale, Thunder Rosa and Kris Statlander. The matchup would determine the number one spot in the Casino Gauntlet at All In — Statlander 


States & Canada


Zamaya retained the DCCW Enchanted Title against Fallyn Grey in Albuquerque on Saturday… Nikki Blackheart has two title defenses of the CCW Women’s Championship set for their upcoming shows. Starting this weekend, she defends the belt against Heather Monnroe on Saturday in Pompano Beach, Florida. Come July 5th, she faces the former champion, Ruthie Jay in a rematch… Karissa Rivera is the latest name announced for the 2025 “Queen Of Indies” tournament on July 13th. Shazza McKenzie, Hyan, Karisma, Mara Sade, and Lluvia were also announced for the show in Denver.. Ava Lawless came up empty-handed in her quest for the RCW North American Title on Saturday… Elayna Black teams up with Bea Priestley to take on The IInspiration a Prestige Wrestling on July 13th in Portland… Max the Impaler and Billie Starkz will be heading over to Japan in a few weeks. Both competitors’ participation has been advertised for Tokyo Joshi Pro’s July 21st show, with Starkz taking on Miyu Yamashita and Max teams up with Pom Harajuku to battle Drez Giant panda and Raku… Priscilla Kelly is one of the first names announced for House Of Glory’s August 1st event in Jamaica, New York… Acclaim Pro Wrestling has announced two matches for their upcoming show on July 12th in Ottawa. Katrina Creed will be challenging Kristara for the Women’s Championship with KC Spinelli as the special guest referee and Rosemary will be taking on longtime rival Deeno Benjamin… Masha Slamovich retained the JCW Championship against Mickie Knuckles during Sunday’s main event in Kansas City… Paris Van Dale has revealed that she’s going to be sidelined at least 3-6 months after discovering two fractures in her wrist… It's been announced that Liviyah has an “open contract” for this Thursday’s Wrestling Open event in Worcester… Laynie Luck will be defending the Glory Pro Women’s World Crown Championship in St.Louis on July 27th as she takes on the current number one contender, Maggie Lee… Shotzi Blackheart has recently signed with MLW and her promotional debut takes place this Thursday in New York City… Gabby Forza will be defending the Create A Pro Women’s Title against Nat Castle on July 25th… DreamWave has booked a scramble match for their July 12th event in Peru, Illinois to determine the next challenger to Rebecca J. Scott’s title. The winner of the match will go on to face Scott for the Uprising Alternative Champion later that night - Scott has carried the belt for over 440 days and has nine defenses to date. Maggie Lee will also be defending her title on the show against Elayna Black… Kacy Catanzaro announced in a post on her Instagram that she’s recently had surgery on her broken nose that she sustained while in WWE… Erica Leigh and Jordan Blade face off for RVA Pro Wrestling on July 25th... The matchup has premiered — Nicole Matthew’s is now the new DPE Women’s Champion after taking the belt off Dani Luna a week ago. Matthews is now holding her ninth singles championship of her almost two decade long career


Europe


Lana Austin retained the ICW Women’s Title against Daisy Jenkins on Sunday in Glasgow… Emersyn Jayne has issued an open challenge for her TNT Extreme Division Championship on July 26th… Over in Italy, Julia retained the PWH Women’s Championship against Celine to pick up her second title defense… Sessions Moth Martina faces Ellie Armstrong for the CPW Women’s Championship on Friday… Alexa Jade unseated Pad Campos for the Level One Championship… Lucia Lee challenges Nicole Jazmin for the APW Scottish Women’s Title on August 17th… Nina Samuels takes on Shotzi Blackheart for PROGRESS’ Chapter 181 on Sunday… Chantal Jordan picked up another title defense of the Kamikaze Pro Fighting Females Championship on Friday, beating Lily Winter. Chantal is now a few days shy of closing in on one full year as champion.. Lila Kyle unseated Freya Rose for the PEW Women’s belt in a No Disqualification matchup on Sunday in Ettington… RCW Spain has announced the first matchup for their July 5th card in Barcelona — Takumi Iroha defends the RCW Women’s Title against Amale… Over in Belgium, Jill fera is now eight title defenses deep into her reign with the Flemish Women’s Championship.. Scarlett successfully retained her Kingdom Wrestling Women’s Title against Kate Galloway on Saturday in Newton, Aycliffe… Evolution Wrestling will be presenting its first-ever all-women’s show this Friday in Hanham. Some of the names announced for the show so far are Safire Reed, Nina Samuels, Violet Nyte, Anita Vaughan,Skye Smitson, LA Taylor


Japan


Miyu Yamashita was barred from competing at GCW’s show on Saturday by the Missouri State Athletic Commission, as they refused to license the competitor for the event despite the fact that Yamashita has competed in the state several times previously — citing that because she didn’t have a social security number, she was unable to work the event… Pom Harajuku, Haru Kazashiro, Shino Suzuki, and Kaya Toribami have advanced to the second round of the 2025 Tokyo Princess Cup, beating Haruka Neko, Ren Konatsu, Uta Takami, and Chika Nanase respectively… Hina successfully defended the Future of STARDOM Championship against Rian on Saturday… Kaori Yoneyama and Leon knocked back another defense of Daily Sports Tag Team Titles on Sunday, retaining against Arisa Shinose and Kyuri in the main event of PURE-J’s show at the Kame Dojo… Victoria Yuzuki challenges Takumi Iroha for the GHC Women’s Championship at NOAH on June 30th… Mayu Iwatani sustained a broken rib and according to her posts, she ended up taking a trip to the hospital due to the agonizing pain…Sumika Yanagawa announced that she will be departing from JTO officially on July 31st and will be a freelancer going forward. Her last matchup under their banner will be July 11th…  A referee’s decision determined the end of the International Ribbon Tag Team Titles match on Saturday at the Korakuen Hall. The challengers had targeted the injured left elbow of the champion, Yappy during the matchup.  Ancham and Yappy retained against AKARI and Crea via referee stoppage after the co-champion got the armbreaker locked in on Crea and she refused to tap out. However, Yappy has provided an update on her injury — the bone has turned 180 degrees and she’s stated that with her upcoming return to the Philippines on July 8th to move her mother’s remains, that she will be taking time off to recover. Another belt was defended on the show — Manami Katsu retained the ICExInfinity strap against Akane Fujita via Diving Elbow Drop


Mexico


Keyra retained the Crash Women’s Championship for the first time  against Dulce Tormenta and Hija de Gatubela on Friday in Tijuana… A new movie based on the history of Mexican women’s wrestling, “La Femenil,” will premiere on July 5th


New Zealand & Australia


PWA has two title matches booked for this Friday’s show in Sydney. CHEVS will be putting the PWA Heavyweight Championship on the line against Kai Drake. The tag belts will also be defended — Shay Kassidy and Everett Connors face The Velocities. Jessica Troy, Melissa Averillo and Rita Stone will be entrants into the 30 - person, PWA Rumble


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Results (June 20 — June 23, 2025):


  • WWE Speed (Grand Rapids, MI) — Thea Hall d Nikkita Lyons; Alba Fyre d B-Fab
  • WWE SmackDown ( Grand Rapids, MI) — Charlotte d Chelsea Green; Asuka d Alexa Bliss
  • KOBE Meriken Pro (Kobe, Hyogo) — Sae d Blankey Maho & Madeline
  • Limitless Wrestling (Lincoln, ME) — Liviyah d Nahir Robles 
  • Kamikaze Pro (Digbeth, Birmingham) — Millie McKenzie d Nate Reilly; Chantal Jordan © d  Lily Winter; Lana Austin d Son Vu Ho
  • Glasgow Pro Wrestling Asylum (Glasgow, Scotland) — Cherry Knox & Lewis Girvan d Jack Ripley & Natasha Swann
  • TWE The Iron Prince (Red Bank, TN) — Ravenna Vein d Kaia McKenna
  • Black Hole Pro Wrestling (Edmonton, Alberta) — Liiza Hall d Taryn From Accounting; Tara Zep d Ludrak Shaitan
  • Shotzi Blackheart taunting  her opponent
    - Photo courtesy @MeanMadMikey
    Game Changer Wrestling (Little Rock, AR) — Billie Starkz d Adam Priest; Miyu Yamashita d Blake Christian; Atticus Cogar d Shotzi Blackheart
  • Elite Wrestling Alliance (Danville, KY) — Lexxi Green © d Amanda Kiss
  • CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) - La Jarochita d Thunder Rosa; Mercedes Mone © d La Catalina; Red Velvet d Kira
  • TNA Xplosion (Tempe, AZ) — Victoria Crawford d Myla Grace
  • TNA Impact (Moon Township, PA) — Ash By Elegance d Alisha Edwards, Cassie Lee, Dani Luna, Harley Hudson, Indi Hartwell, Jada Stone, Jessie McKay, Jody Threat, Katie Arquette, Lei Ying Lee, Mila Moore, Myla Grace, Rosemary,  Tasha Steelz,  Tessa Blanchard, Victoria Crawford & Xia Brookside
  • The Crash (Tijuana, Baja California) — Keyra(c) d Dulce Tormenta & La Hija de Gatubela 
  • SENDAI Girls (Sendai, Miyagi) — Yurika Oka d Miku Kanae; Aya Sakura © d YUNA; Manami, Ryo Mizunami & ZONES d DASH Chisako, Hiroyo Matsumoto & Yura Suzuki; Mika Iwata vs Unagi Sayaka - Time Limit Draw; Chihiro Hashimoto & Yuu d Senka Akatsuki &. Takumi Iroha
  • Real Canadian Wrestling (Lloydminster, Alberta) — Ava Lawless & Harlon Abbott d Payton Pryce & Weston King
  • Premier British Wrestling (Airdrie, North Lanarkshire) — Angel Hayze d Daisy Jenkins
  • Zero Limits Wrestling (Newton Aycliffe, County Durham) — Scarlett © d Kate Galloway 
  • Wrestling In Newcastle (Newcastle Upon Tyne, England) — Angel Hayze d Lana Austin; Kasey Owens d Lucy 
  • Unsanctioned Pro (Columbus, OH) — Rachel Armstrong d Haley Dylan
  • UK Wrestling (Batley, West Yorkshire) — Rahyne d Leonie Rose
  • White Wolf Wrestling (Madrid, Spain) — Alexa Jade d Pad Campos ©
  • Southern Territory Wrestling (Wambro, Western Australia) — Chili d Harli Hyde 
  • Squared Circle Wrestling Academy (Oldham, Greater Manchester) — Melina Knight d Masked Invader 
  • Wrestling In Europe (Doberlug - Kirchhain, Germany) — Haiden Wynn d Izzy; Lexa Valo d Jane Nero & Jessy Jay 
  • Ring Of Honor (Kent, WA) — Deonna Purrazzo d Rachel Ellering; Serena Deeb d Becca
  • Real Canadian Wrestling (Edmonton, Alberta) — Kody Garcia © d Ava Lawless
  • Rad Pro Wrestling (Amesbury, MA) — Katarina Montibello d Rika Kurigaki; Rika Kurigaki & Roberta Gingersnap d Gasur & Lux Virgo 
  • Pro Wrestling Ready (Hadddington, East Lothian) — Daisy Jenkins Aerin Taylor
  • Pro Wrestling Magic (Ridgefield Park, NJ) — Camron Bra’Nae & Tiffani Avatar © d Journey Burke & Tiphani Grad
  • New Genesis Wrestling (Macoutah, IL) — Lexxi Green d Cassadra Golden 
  • NEBULA Wrestling (Nottingham, Nottinghamshire) — Chantal Jordan vs Succubus - DRAW
  • Midwest All-Star Wrestling (Danbury, WI) — Sierra d Aminah Belmont 
  • LutteVille (Montreal, Quebec) — Maria Belmont, Le Diable En Personne & Freda Le Serveur d B1, Cher McLeod & Brad Alekxis
  • KAOS Wrestling Organization (Port Huron, MI) — Stella Buho d Leela Hall
  • JTO (Kitakami, Iwate) — rhythm & Tomoka Inaba d Aoi & Azusa Inaba; Dump Matsumoto & ZAP d Misa Kagura & Sumika Yanagawa
  • Beyond Wrestling (Worcester, MA) — TJ Crawford d Leyla Hirsch
  • Gremlin House Wrestling (Hamilton, NJ) — Cosmic d Zenith
  • Gokigen Pro Wrestling (Kushiro, Hokkaido) — SAKI, Takato Nakano & Tsubasa Kuragaki d Hikaru Sato, Kaori Yoneyama & Matsuzama-san & Yuu; SAKI, Takato Nakano & Tsubasa Kuragaki d Hikaru Sato, Kaori Yoneyama & Matsuzama-san & Yuu; SAKI, Takato Nakano & Tsubasa Kuragaki d Hikaru Sato, Kaori Yoneyama & Matsuzama-san & Yuu; Leon & Tatsuya Hanami d Hagane Shinnou & Kakeru Sekiguchi; Chie Ozora & Soy d Chiho Matsumoto & Sayaka Obihiro
  • Evolution Wrestling (Gloucester, Gloucestershire) — Alexa Rae d Violet Nyte 
  • CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) — India Sioux & Lluvia d Hera & Olympia
  • Bologna Wrestling Team (Bologna, Italy) — Julia © d Celine
  • Burnley Pro Wrestling (Burnley, Lancashire) — Maddy Morgan d Natalie Skyes; Melissa Fierce d Jenson Vesper
  • British Empire Wrestling (Chichester, England) — Kiara d Angelica Azam & Duchess Sophia
  • Absolute Intense Wrestling (Akron, OH) — Priscilla Kelly d Katie Arqutte; Elayna Black d Joseline Navarro
  • Box Y Lucha Libre (Cuautlancingo, Puebla) — Dracula Jr. & Lady Explosiva © d Furia Casanova & Lady Amazona
  • AEW Collision (Kent, WA) — Athena, Megan Bayne, Penelope Ford & Thekla d Thunder Rosa, Ana Jay, Tay Melo & Queen Aminata; Willow Nightingale, Mark Briscoe & Hologram d Taya Valkyrie, Mansoor & Mason Madden
  • Allied Powers Wrestling (Indiana, PA) — Ava Brooks d Liberty L
  • AAA ( Santiago de Queretaro, Queretaro) — Chik Tormenta, Dalys & Sussy Love d Lady Flammer, La Hiedra & Lady Maravilla
  • Wrestling In Japan ( Koto, Tokyo) — Amisa Midono d Nig Bear
  • Unlimited Wrestling (Berlin, Germany) — Lexa Valo(c) d Baby Allison; Herbi Vara d Mila Smidt
  • Pro Wrestling Sakai Gumi (Tokyo, Japan) — Kaoru Ito &Yumiko Hotta d Megumi Sato, Miku Kanase & Uta Shima
  • Flemish Wrestling Force (Diest, Belgium) — Jill Fera © d Kat Von Kay & Sammy Star
  • RevPro (London, England) — Kanji d Emersyn Jayne 
  • IWRG (Naucalpan de Jaurez, Mexico) — Big Mami, Jessy Ventura & Mamba d Aura, Bugambilia & Keyra
  • Ryukyu Dragon Pro (Otaru, Hokkaido) — Hibiscus Mii, Misaki Maeda & Yuu d Ami Kanda, Chho Matsumoto & Miyuki Takase
  • Phenomenal Elite WRestling (Ettington, Warwickshire) — Hanah Taylor d Kiara; Lila Kyle d Freya Rose(c) 
  • Mayhem On Mills (Orlando, FL) — Leva Bates & The Handsome Man of Science d Andley Ripley & Wheezy T 
  • Wrestling In Japan (Tokyo, Japan) — Dump Matsumoto & ZAP d Fujiko Entsuji & Ayame Kanayama
  • House Of Pain (Sawley, Nottinghamshire) — Harley Harris, Lex Morgan & Grayson Clay d Kyle Krimson, Owen Ocean & Tristan Wheeler
  • Wrestling In Japan (Osaka, Japan) — Momo Tani & Ancha d Lady Kurara & Lady Serina
  • Insane Championship Wrestling (Glasgow, Scotland) — Lana Austin © d Daisy Jenkins; Angel Hayze d Hollie Barlow
  • JTO (Yamagata, Japan) — Misa kagura & Sumika Yanagawa d Aoi & Azusa Inaba(c) 
  • Masha choking Mickie Knuckles with a cable cord
    - Photo courtesy @Nathanhickey101
    Game Changer Wrestling (Kansas City, MO) — Billie Starkz d Jonathan Gresham & Simon Grimm; Masha Slamovich © d Mickie Knuckles 
  • Wrestling In Japan (Hamamatsu, Shizuoka) — DASH Chisako & Yurika Oka d Manami & YUNA; Chanyola vs Haruka Umesaki vs Megumi Yabushia - Time Limit Draw 
  • DEADLOCK Pro (Durham, NC) — Nicole Matthews d Dani Luna(c) 
  • British Empire Wrestling (Chichester, England) — Alice Azam d Emily Essex & Kiara 
  • Pro Wrestling A-TEAM (Tokyo, Japan) - Kira An d Blankey Maho
  • Ganbare Pro Wrestling (Tokyo, Japa) — Yuna Manase, Moeka Haruhi & Banny Oikawa d Riara, Yoshiko Hasegawa & YuuRi 
  • Gokigen Pro Wrestling (Kawasaki, Kanagawa) — Hagane Shinnou vs Rina Yamashita - Time Limit Draw kakeru Sekiguchi & Yuuki Mashiro d Kaori Yoneyama & Moeka Haruhi
  • NWA Powerrr (Dothan, AL) — Tiffany Nieves & Valentina Rossi d Big Mama & Kenzie Paige © 
  • CMLL (Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza, Puebla) — Lay metal & Astoreth d Hera & Olympia
  • Wrestling Open (Cranston, RI) — Liviyah d Jazmyne Hao
  • WWE Monday Night RAW (Columbus, OH) — Becky Lynch © d Bayley via DQ; Jade Cargill d Roxanne Perez

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Upcoming 


  • June 26: Major League Wrestling (New York City, NY) — Yuki Kamifuju vs Wakana Uehara; Shotzi Blackheart
  • June 27: Evolution Wrestling (Hanham, Bristol) — Safire Reed; Nina Samuels; Violet Nyte; Anita Vaughan; Skye Smitson; LA Taylor
  • June 27: Community Pro Wrestling (Glasgow, Scotland) — Ellie © vs Session Moth Martina
  • June 27: Freelance Wrestling (Chicago, IL) — Shazza McKenzie vs Blair Onyx vs Nova Marz vs Trent Wigley vs TBA vs Davina Thorne
  • June 27: Top Talent Wrestling (Edmonton, Alberta) — Elayna Black vs Rylie Rose: Payton Pryce vs Kody Garcia vs Gabriel Lestat vs Harlon Abbott vs Jesse Youngblood
  • June 27: C*4 Wrestling (Ottawa, Ontario) — Dreya Mitchell & Vaughn Vertigo vs Alexia Ncole & Gabriel Fuerza; Jody Threat vs Kacey Diamond
  • June 27: PWA Australia (Sydney, New South Wales) — Charli Evans © vs Kai Drake; Jessia Troy; Melissa Averillo; Rita Stone; Shay Kassidy & Everett Connors ©
  • June 28: Coastal Championship Wrestling (Pompano Beach, FL) — Nikki Blackheart © vs Heather Monroe
  • June 28: Reality of Wrestling’s “Hart And Soul” (Lowry, TX) — Natalya vs Promise Braxton
  • June 28: Ice Ribbon (Saitama, Japan)
  • June 28: Night Of Champions (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia) — Rhea Ripley vs Raquel Rodriguez; Asuka vs Jade Cargill
  • June 28: ASÉ Wrestling (Charlotte, NC) — Joseline Navarro vs Kiera Hogan; Faye Jackson vs Karen Renee 
  • June 28: Metroplex Wrestling (Bedford, TX) — Vert Vixen vs KJ Orso
  • June 28: Epic Pro Wrestling (Los Angeles, CA) — Kidd Bandit vs Maya World; Delilah Doom, Eli Everfly & Zokre vs Lucas Riley, Shane Haste & Dom Kubrick
  • June 28: Dundee & Angus Pro Wrestling (Dundee, Scotland) — HERA vs Brodie Adler
  • June 29: SPARK Joshi (Baytown, TX) — Maya World vs HAZUKI ©; Vert Vixen ©  vs Miyu Yamashiata vs Airica Demia; Koguma vs Jazmin Allure; SAKI & Kaia McKenna vs Yuka Sakazaki & Raychell Rose; Charity King & Kalientita vs Ki Vibez & Ridley Thorne
  • June 29: VALOR Pro (Glasgow, Scotland) — Brodie Adler vs Daisy Jenkins
  • June 29: PROGRESS (Manchester England) — Alexxis Falcon vs Hollie Barlow; Nina Samuels vs Shotzi Blackheart; Lana Austin vs Kanji
  • June 30: NOAH (Tokyo, Japan) — Victoria Yuzuki vs Takumi Iroha © 
  • - Courtesy of Pro Wrestling: EVE ©
    July 4: Pro Wrestling: EVE (Walthamstow, London) — Skye Smitson vs Myla Grace; Session Moth Martina vs Sadie Gibbs vs Millie McKenzie vs Lucia Lee; Nana Samuels vs Safire Reed; Nightshade © vs Alexxis Falcon; Harley Hudson & Lucy Sky © vs Emersyn Jayne & Rhio; Anita Vaughan © vs Kris Statlander
  • July 5: Riot Lucha Libre (Monterrey, Nuevo Leon) — Jessy Jackson vs Hyan 
  • July 5: Sukeban (Los Angeles, CA) — Sareee Bomb © vs Maya Mamushi
  • July 5: RCW Spain (Barcelona, Spain) — Takumi Iroha © vs Amale
  • July 5: Coastal Championship Wrestling (Miami, FL) — Ruthie Jay vs Nikki Blackheart © 
  • July 5: Enjoy Wrestling (Millvale, PA) — Jordan Blade, Eel O’Neal & Darius Carter vs The Runway
  • July 5: Blood Sweat Tears Wrestling (Bridgeport, CT) — Airica Demia vs Amity LaVey
  • July 6: Jersey Championship Wrestling (Ashbury Park, NJ) — Lena Kross vs Billie Starkz; Masha Slamovich vs Mara Sade
  • July 11: Winner’s Circle Pro Wrestling (Chino, CA) — Jada Stone vs Zamaya ©
  • July 11: House Of Glory (Haltom City, TX) — Indi Hartwell © vs Hyan
  • July 12: Acclaim Pro Wrestling (Ottawa, Ontario) — Rosemary vs Deeno Benjamin; Katrina Creed vs Kristara ©
  • July 12: Dreamwave Wrestling (Peru, IL) — Stori Denali vs Fallyn Grey vs Airica Demia vs Brittnie Brookes vs B3cca; Rebecca J. Scott © vs TBD; Maggie Lee © vs Elayna Black; Vic Capri & J-Rod vs Shelly Benson & Hartenbower

  • July 13: WWE’s Evolution (Atlanta, GA) — Jordynne Grace vs Jacy Jayne ©
  • July 13: Pro Wrestling Revolution’s “Queen Of Indies” (Denver, CO) — Karisma; Karissa Rivera; Mara Sade; Lluvia; Hyan; Shazza McKenzie
  • July 13: Prestige Wrestling (Portland, OR) — Elayna Black & Bea Priestley vs The IInspiration
  • July 13: Focus Pro Wrestling (Medford, MA) — Gabby Forza vs Sammi Chaos; Brooke Havok vs Kaia McKenna
  • July 17: Dragonslayer Pro Wrestling (Fort Worth, TX) — Nova Phoenix, Morgan Mercy; Emmy Camacho; Nixi XS; Tootie Lynn; Mystii Marks
  • July 19: Unsanctioned Pro (Columbus, OH) — Katie Arquette & Derek Dilinger vs Dead Ringer & Anakin Murphy © 
  • July 21: Tokyo Joshi Pro (Tokyo, Japan) — Mizuki © vs Yuki Arai; Moka Miyamoto vs Suzume ©; Hyper Misao & Hoko Nakajima © vs Rika Tatsumi & Miu Watanabe; Billie Starkz vs Miyu Yamashita; Raku & Drez Giant Panda vs Pom Harajuku & Max The Impaler; Emi Sakura & Chris Brookes vs TBA
  • July 25: RevPro (Wolverhampton, England) — Mercedes Mone
  • July 25: East Los Lucha (Los Angeles, CA) — Zyra vs Gypsy Mac ©  vs Delilah Doom
  • July 25: Create A Pro (Lynbrook, NY) — Gabby Forza © vs Nat Castle
  • July 25: RVA Pro Wrestling (Richmond, VA) — Erica Leigh vs Jordan Blade
  • July 26: TNT Extreme Wrestling (Liverpool, England) - Emersyn Jayne © vs TBD
  • July 26: West Coast Pro (San Francisco, CA) — Nicole Matthews ©; Dani Luna; Takumi Iroha
    - Courtesy of DreamWave Wrestling ©
  • July 27: Glory Pro Wrestling (St. Louis, MO) — Laynie Luck © vs Maggie Lee 
  • August 1: DreamWave Wrestling (LaSalle, IL) — Shazza McKenzie; Jada Stone; Rebecca J. Scott; Maddie Lee; Megan Bayne; Vert Vixen; Izzy Moreno
  • August 1: PWA Australia (Marrickville, New South Wales)
  • August 1: Game Changer Wrestling (Rutherford, NJ) — Elayna Black vs Deonna Purrazzo
  • August 1: House Of Glory (Jamaica, NY) — Priscilla Kelly
  • August 9: Black Label Pro(Crown Point, IN) — Shotzi Blackheart vs Jordan Oliver
  • August 9: Metroplex Wrestling (Bedford, TX) — Masha Slamovich; Athena; Hyan; Abadon; Vert Vixen; Reiza Clarke © 
  • August 17: Attitude Pro Wrestling (Rutherglen, South Lanarkshire) — Nicole Jasmin © vs Lucia Lee 
  • August 31: Insane Championship Wrestling (Glasgow, Scotland) — Rhio vs Kenny Williams ©; Lana Austin ©  vs Dani Luna
  • September 6: F1RST Wrestling (Bloomington, MN) — Shotzi Blackheart: Priscilla Kelly

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