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(09/03/25) — wXw's Femmes Fatales, Savannah Summers returns, belt collectors, Bea signs & more
Independent Women Business: Brittnie vs Gypsy, wXw’s 2025 Femmes Fatales, Savannah Summers returns, belt collectors, Double title match at Maple Leaf & more wXw Germany’s annual Femmes Fatales tournament will be held over four shows. The first two quarterfinal matches are scheduled to begin on September 26th, as part of the promotion’s Pro Wrestling Grand Prix weekend in Oberhausen, Germany. The remaining quarterfinal matches will take place on the same day during the second show, followed by the semifinals on the third show, scheduled for September 27th. The weekend will conclude with the tournament’s finals and the crowning of the winner on September 28th. wXw Germany has also announced the participants and the first set of quarterfinal matchups for the 2025 Femmes Fatales tournament.
Anita Vaughan, last year’s winner, will be competing in the tournament for the second time, having previously won the finals against Debbie Keitel. Vaughan made her debut for the promotion at Femmes Fatales in 2023 in a non-tournament match. Vaughan will also be in tag team action that weekend, as she and Safire Reed, another participant in this year’s tournament, will be taking on Kevin Ku and Dominic Garrini at “Extreme Wrestling Party 18” on September 26th. That same show will feature Emersyn Jayne taking on Matthew Justice in a Four Corners of Pain match. Jayne previously competed in the Femmes Fatales tournament in 2019 under the name "Sammii Jayne," where she was eliminated in the quarterfinals by that year’s finalist, Leyla Hirsch. Hirsch ultimately lost to LuFisto in the finals, with LuFisto going on to unsuccessfully challenge Amale for the wXw Women’s Title that October.
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Hirsch makes her return to the promotion for the quarterfinals on September 26th, where she will compete against Baby Allison. Like Jayne, Baby Allison also participated in the 2019 tournament but was eliminated early by Lana Austin. B3CCA takes Jane Nero’s place in the tournament after it was announced that Nero had suffered a knee injury during her debut for RevPro. The referee decided to end the match against Aluna after the current GWF Women’s Champion’s knee had given out. Nero is reportedly undergoing further evaluation of the injury and has been removed from upcoming wXw events as a result. B3CCA first appeared in the promotion back in July 2022, debuting against Orsi, and finished out the month with an unsuccessful shot at the wXw Women’s Championship, which Baby Allison held. She made her return in March 2023, and her rivalry with Ava Everett had resurfaced in the Northeast region of the United States, culminating in Everett fending off B3CCA twice for the wXw Women’s Title. B3CCA’s opponent will be Orsi, who will also be making her return to the promotion after last competing back in 2022.
Stephanie Maze completes the group of eight participants and heads into the tournament with significant momentum. She was a finalist in the 2025 Road to 16 Carat Gold tournament held in February, where her feud with Bobby Gunns reached a climax in a Hair vs. Hair match, which she won, later that month. Additionally, Maze faced Jane Nero in a No Ropes, No Disqualification match in July. wXw Germany has announced the quarterfinal matchups for night two — Emersyn Jayne and Anita Vaughan will be squaring off in a rematch after previously wrestling at RevPro’s show back in June, and first-time Femmes Fatales entrants, Safire Reed and Stephanie Maze, will clash. The promotion has announced the inclusion of Madison Marley, a recent tour participant in Japan, along with Dani Luna and Miyu Yamashita from Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling, for their upcoming anniversary tour. This tour is scheduled to kick off on Friday, November 21st, in Hamburg, Germany, and will continue to Gruespan the following day. Yamashita is set to begin her European tour in the coming weeks, and it has also been announced that she will join Amale Winchester and Mila Smidt as competitors for WPE’s second collaboration with Queens Pro Wrestling on November 28th in France.
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The stipulated matchup took place at Sunday’s show in Las Vegas, booked as part of the promotion’s offshoot, Future Stars of Women’s Wrestling, featuring a full lineup hosted by Melissa Santos. Mac’s reign as the FSW Women’s Champion ended after 182 days, as Brooks busted the titleholder open for the win. This matchup marked the first time the promotion hosted a First Blood match for its women’s roster. However, it wouldn't be the first occasion that Mac had shed blood while facing Brooks. During her title defense at the promotion’s sixteenth-anniversary event back in June, Mac required thirteen stitches in her right eyebrow after her encounter with Brooks.
Gypsy Mac won the championship in a Steel Cage matchup against the then-titleholder, Alice Blair, back in March. She successfully retained the belt three times against Katie Forbes, Daena Lynn, and Brooks. Although she lost the title, Mac remains a champion and currently holds two titles, including the East Los Lucha Women’s Title. Brittnie Brooks is now a double champion after beating Mac — Brooks is the current Relentless Pacific Northwest Champion. Mac has stated in footage from backstage that her feud with Brooks is not over.
Savannah Summers, Eugenie, and six other women will be competing at the upcoming Adelaide Championship Wrestling show, “Can You Feel the Heat,” on September 13th, as part of a tournament to crown the first-ever South Australian Women’s Champion. The promotion announced at their latest event that the women’s division would receive an official title to contest for, and shortly thereafter, an eight-woman bracket was revealed. The tournament features the promotion’s regulars, such as Miki Fortune and Summers, who were the quickest to respond to the groundbreaking news by staking their claims towards the championship the night of the announcement. Summers, an eighteen-year veteran and prominent competitor in the Southern Australia scene, made her return to the promotion after last competing in January 2023. Summers has scaled back on her bookings in recent years, but that doesn’t detract from the groundwork she laid to create a better foundation for women emerging within the scene.
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Summers began her career in 2005, initially working as a valet while training with Riot City Wrestling in Adelaide. She was the first woman to be trained under the promotion, and in 2012, she was crowned the inaugural Women’s Champion. Her in-ring debut took place in January 2007, and from that point, she established herself as a cornerstone of the women's division. Eventually, she branched out to work with other promotions, including Melbourne City Wrestling, before heading to the United States to compete for SHIMMER and Absolute Intense Wrestling. Joining Summers and the aforementioned Miki Fortune are Queensland’s Eugenie, Adelaide’s own Axe Massacre, Izzy Shaw, Amber, Leah Lovegrove, and Ari Nicole of Victoria. Fortune, previously known as “Miss Fortune,” is currently on an undefeated streak in singles competition, having secured wins over Axe Massacre, Lovegrove, and Lil Marz. She is a former three-time RCW Women’s Champion, having won the title from Savannah Summers in 2016, abruptly ending Summers' third reign just three days before she was set to celebrate a full year as champion.
Fortune lost the title to former champion Demi Bennett in April 2017 but later ended another lengthy reign by defeating Indi Hartwell in May 2019. Hartwell had held the title for 343 days, and the victory marked Fortune's second reign as the RCW Women’s Champion, which became a historical milestone as she went on to hold the championship for 505 days, the longest reign in the title's history. Unfortunately, Miki Fortune was forced to vacate the championship in October 2020 due to a significant injury that required surgical intervention. During Fortune’s absence, Riot City Wrestling booked a hard-fought contest between Izzy Shaw and Savannah Summers, with Shaw emerging victorious, claiming the vacant championship. However, her reign as champion was brief, as a few months later, in February 2021, Summers made a return to the title picture, successfully defeating Shaw to reclaim the belt for the fourth time. Summers didn’t just take the belt; she made history by surpassing Miki Fortune's remarkable reign, ultimately holding the championship for an impressive 728 days and successfully defending it eight times, further solidifying her legacy within Riot City Wrestling and in the wrestling scene in Southern Australia.
Fast forwarding — the first round matches for the South Australian Women’s Title have been set, with Savannah Summers competing against Eugenie for the first time. Eugenie currently holds two titles in northeastern and southern Australia, competing in women's divisions in both Victoria and her home state of Queensland. She is in her second reign as the IPW Women's Champion and is one-half of the OPW Women's Tag Team Champions alongside Billie Mac.
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This Friday’s Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling show in Ohsweken, Ontario, will feature a high-stakes match in a winner-takes-all scenario. Gisele Shaw’s ongoing rivalry with Priscilla Kelly will culminate as Shaw puts her Canadian Women’s Title on the line against Kelly, who will stake her newly won Destiny Women’s Championship. Shaw’s pursuit of becoming a double champion didn’t go as planned last week, as Kelly walked out of Mississauga with the title belt. After losing the match, Shaw expressed her frustration over the match’s outcome during a backstage interview, at which point the new titleholder attacked her and issued a challenge for both championships.
In case you haven’t been following along, Gisele Shaw has been delivering consistent performances in Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling, and you can catch their content on YouTube. Shaw started strong in the tournament for the Canadian Women’s Title, which began in March, first defeating Laynie Luck. She then faced Serena Deeb in the semifinals, where they engaged in a lengthy and competitive encounter, which can be seen here. This set the stage for her to compete against Kylie Rae in the finals in Toronto, as Rae had defeated WWE: ID prospect, Zoe Sager, and Taylor Rising in her tournament matches. Since becoming the inaugural champion in May, Gisele has retained the belt against Rae in her first title shot, Shotzi Blackheart, and Beaa Moss.
Initially, the Destiny Women’s Title match was scheduled to be between Gisele Shaw and Elayna Black. However, with Black's decision to temporarily step away from the sport, the matchup was changed. Priscilla Kelly was brought in as the replacement competitor to fulfill Black's previously agreed-upon commitments. Kelly has taken on the rest of Black’s bookings in recent weeks, especially those that had already advertised Black’s appearance before her announcement. The matchup presents another pivotal moment in helping to revitalize the women’s Canadian scene, which has sustained more losses than moments of success over the last couple of years.
With the Quebec-based Femmes Fatales ceasing operations and other promotions regressing to a non-existent women’s division or implementing a single woman as the sole representation, the scene is reverting to its old ways. The independent scene in Canada has always been smaller compared to that of the United States. However, with new promotions emerging alongside established ones, it has provided more opportunities for talent within their home country. Before social media engagement became essential for attracting promoters, workers primarily depended on their skills and occasional word of mouth to secure bookings. This approach proved successful for some competitors, many of whom ventured across borders in search of greener pastures in the United States, found their niche in Mexico by adopting the lucha libre style, or even launched new careers in Japan.
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Priscilla Kelly captured her third championship over the weekend by defeating Fallyn Grey, SOS, and Xia Brookside to win the vacant AWF Women’s Title in Phoenix on Saturday. Kelly has already lined up her first opponent for the promotion’s next show on September 27th, where she will make her first title defense against Shotzi Blackheart. Recently, Kelly also won the ACW Fire Women’s Title in a three-way match against the then-champion, Riley Crowe, in Glen Burnie, Maryland. However, she isn’t the only woman holding multiple championships; there are also title collectors in the indie scene across the United States and Europe.
Sammi Chaos from the Northeast has four championships to her name, including her second reign as the PPW Women’s Champion. Currently, she holds the Fall Out Shelter Title, the women’s belt from Battleground Championship Wrestling, the Respect Women’s Title, and the BattleClub Pro Icons Championship. Notorious Mimi also has four championships and recently added the 2025 Larry Sharpe Memorial Cup to her collection. She is the reigning women’s champion in Brii Combination Wrestling and holds both the Remarkable Women’s Championship and the Diamond Championship in Belle2Bell. Additionally, Mimi made history by becoming the first woman to win the Monster Factory Heavyweight Championship, defeating titleholder Chris Desmond and two other men in the four-way finals of the Larry Sharpe Memorial Cup last month.
Meanwhile, Indi Hartwell is the reigning women’s champion in Renegades of Wrestling in Australia. She has successfully defended her titles in New York-based promotions, House of Glory and Awesome Championship Wrestling, in back-to-back matches. Natalia Markova is the new NWA World Women’s Champion. She holds four additional championships: the Texas Style Wrestling Women’s, Fight The World Women’s, Championship Entertainment Productions’ Women’s, and the Jericho Cruise Women’s Oceanic championships. Ontario's Beaa Moss is holding four championship titles simultaneously. She is the Great Canadian Wrestling WILD Champion, having won this title for the third time last January. Additionally, she is one-half of the Tag Team Champions. Beaa also holds the Women's Championship from New School Wrestling and the Women's Title from Magnificent Championship Wrestling. In Quebec, Kristara, who trained under Mike Bailey and Shayne Hawke, holds two men's titles: the North Shore Pro Wrestling Junior Heavyweight Championship and the IWS World Heavyweight Championship. Moreover, she is the current holder of the women's championship from the International Wrestling Syndicate and the Acclaim Pro Wrestling Women's Championship.
Maggie Lee is the flagship champion of four-women’s divisions and is one-half of the TNA Knockouts Tag Team Champions as a member of the Elegance Brand. She holds the respective titles in AAW, DREAMWAVE, Midwest All-Star Wrestling, and is the current Glamour Champion in Ragin Pro Wrestling. Abandon recently scored two championship wins, becoming the Metroplex Women’s titleholder and also the Rising Stars Women’s Champion. Standing at 4’11” and hailing from New York, Nat Castle captured the Create-A-Pro Women’s Title after defeating Gabby Forza in a Bloodline Rules Dog Collar match in July. Castle is also the Stardom Champion in Lucky Pro Wrestling and recently won her third title.
Airica Demia is two months into her reign as the SPARK Joshi Pacific Champion and recently retained her title successfully against Lindsay Snow at SHINE 83. In addition to the SPARK Joshi Pacific Championship, Demia also holds several other titles: the Hooligan Championship Wrestling World Women’s Title, the Viral Pro Wrestling Women’s Championship, and she is the Intergender Bonanza Super Champion. Kylie Alexa is approaching a significant milestone in her wrestling career, with her championship reign of the New Level Pro Women’s Title nearing 1,000 days, which was won in February 2023. Kylie also holds the Honor Among Wrestling Reinas Title, the NWA Joe Cazana Promotions Women’s Championship, and the New York Wrestling Connection Starlet Title.
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Joshy, Joshi, Joshe News: SAKI defends the PURE-J flagship title, Bea’s gunning for the big one against Kamitani
SAKI's latest title defense was the main event of Sunday's gathering at Itabashi Green Hall, as former three-time Openweight Champion Leon aimed to secure her fourth reign with the belt. Last month, SAKI made her first title defense against the then-number-one contender, AKARI, who had earned her shot by defeating Rydeen Hagane in June. SAKI retained the title at the promotion’s show at Shin-Kiba 1st RING on July 20th, successfully winning after executing a running brainbuster on her Chilean opponent. Leon first captured the championship in March 2019 by defeating her former partner and the company's founder, Command Bolshoi, just one month after ending Hanako Nakamori’s nearly year-long reign with the title. Leon subsequently lost the belt to Nakamori in April, marking the start of a competitive rivalry for the championship between the two former cornerstones of JWP.
Leon reclaimed the title at the expense of Nakamori’s historic 462-day reign the following July. She managed to hold onto the belt until that March, when Kaori Yoneyama had reestablished herself in the singles title picture and claimed the belt. Leon regained the championship from Rydeen Hagane just four months later, surpassing her previous championship reign by over a hundred days and coming close to celebrating a full year as Openweight Champion. However, the challenge of Nakamori was soon looming on the horizon.
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Also on Sunday’s show, the current Daily Sports Women’s Tag Team Champions, Kaho Kobayashi and Nakamori, were in non-title action with Arisa Shinose against Moeka Haruhi and the team of Makoto and Dark Silueta. Nakamori made her first appearance since undergoing knee surgery at the promotion’s show on July 20th. She announced her return to competition after being sidelined since April, noting that she and her new partner, Kaho Kobayashi, would challenge Moeka Haruhi and Yuna Manase for the titles at Korakuen Hall. Nakamori and Kobayashi won the championship in their first matchup on August 11th. This marks the sixth time Nakamori has held the title, while it is Kobayashi’s first reign and her sixth tag title overall.
Bea Priestley has officially become a permanent member of the STARDOM roster, following an announcement from President Taro Okada that an agreement has been reached. Priestley returned to the promotion as a contestant in the 5*STARGP, where she competed closely with Saya Kamitani for points in the Red Stars A Block. On August 17th, Priestley achieved an incredible upset by defeating Kamitani in their final matchup before the tournament's knockout stage. The outcome marked the first time that Kamitani had been defeated in nearly a full year in the promotion and was also her first loss in the round-robin format. Following this defeat, Priestley issued a challenge to Kamitani for the World of STARDOM Title, and their match is scheduled for September 6th. Since 2020, Priestley has won three singles matches against Kamitani, and one of their encounters ended in a time-limit draw.
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Kamitani was sitting atop two promotions as their top singles champion. However, just a week before facing the English competitor, she lost the Regina di WAVE Title to Cohaku, the recipient of the 2025 Catch de WAVE award. Bea's signing brings another foreign player to the promotion, joining recent recruit Bozilla and Xena, who is currently sidelined due to injury. Priestley last challenged for the title in April 2021 when she faced then-champion Utami Hayashishita. She previously held the Goddesses of STARDOM titles with Konami as part of the now-defunct Oedo Tai faction, capturing them from Kamitani and Hayashishita during their time in Queen’s Quest — Bea challenges Kamitani head-on for the championship at this Saturday’s show at the Yokohama Budokan, the titleholder’s fifth defense since beating Tam Nakano in the closing matchup of “Stardom Dream Queendom.” Also scheduled for the show, Starlight Kid will be making her latest defense as Wonder of STARDOM Champion against Tomoka Inaba. As previously announced, Natsuko Tora will face Mayumi Ozaki in an upcoming match. Tora, along with the rest of H.A.T.E., interrupted the Openweight Title main event during OZ Academy’s annual tribute show to the late Plum Mariko, attacking the promotion’s founder. Following this incident, the matchup was officially confirmed for STARDOM’s upcoming event.
Dark Silueta arrived in the country at the beginning of the month, with her first stop being ZERO1’s event at Shin-Kiba 1st RING. She has since worked for Gokigen Pro, Pro Wrestling WAVE, and DIANA. Her appearance at the promotion’s show on Saturday at the Ota City General Gymnasium was her first time working for STARDOM. The current CMLL-Japan Women’s Champion will be putting her title on the line at the promotion’s upcoming show at Korakuen Hall on September 10th, facing the oncoming challenge of Koguma. Back in July, Silueta defeated Lluvia for the belt to become champion for a second time. The event will also showcase three additional title matches, featuring the Artist of STARDOM, High-Speed, and Future of STARDOM Titles being defended. AZM and crew will be taking on H.A.T.E.’s Rina, Fukigen Death, and Konami in their third title defense since becoming champions last May. Yuna Mizumori will challenge for the coveted High-Speed Title, currently held by Mei Seira, whose second reign will exceed 400 days by the time of their matchup. Hina’s Future of STARDOM Title will be defended for the sixth time since unseating Miyu Amasaki at the end of February. The latest competitor to be given a shot at the championship is Yuria Hime.
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Stateside & Canadian Indy News:
Another matchup added to 2econd Wrestling’s September 4th card — Blair Onyx defends her Maxwell St. Heritage Championship against Heather Monroe and Sofia Sivan
Harleen Lopez defends the Prodigy Cup against Juni Underwood for Power Pro Lucha’s show in Philly on September 12th
Kaitlyn Marie faces Jamesen Shook for New South Pro Wrestling on September 6th in Clanton, Alabama
Hyan and Karisma will be taking on Amazona and Lady Pink for Pro Wrestling Revolution’s show on October 11th in San Jose, California
Zoe DuBois’s New Wave World Title will be on the line against Johnnie Robbie for PrideStyle on September 14th
Masha Slamovich will be making another defense of the Jersey Championship Wrestling World Title on October 26th, as Charles Mason challenges her for the belt. Also announced for the event, Mara Sade, Kenzie Paige, Kylie Alexa, Billie Starkz, Emersyn Jayne, Lena Kross, Jada Stone, and Nicole Matthews are entrants into the Luna Invitational — the show will be Matthews' debut for the promotion
Nikki Blackheart’s CCW Women’s Title is on the line in Nashville on September 26th, as she defends against J-Rod
Alexia Nicole faces Sonny Kiss in a number one contender’s match for the Smash Women’s title on September 20th in Toronto. The winner will then go on to face Jody Threat for the belt on September 28th in London, Ontario
Kaylia Capri has created a fundraiser to help cover the cost of her visa renewal. Capri is from the Bahamas and has been working for Reality Of Wrestling since being released from her WWE contract back in 2023
Joseline Navarro battles Darian Bengston, and Billie Starkz will take on Mackenzie Morgan for Naptown All-Pro-Wrestling in Indianapolis on September 14th
Isis Reade will be defending her newly won 1FW Women’s Championship against Corinne Joy on September 5th in Watkinsville, Georgia
B3CCA and Brittnie Brooks will be competing at Bloodstone Wrestling on October 10th
Camron Bra’Nae defends the HCW Sunflower Championship against Abadon and Heidi Howitzer on September 9th
Aminah Belmont will be defending her CSW Women’s Title against Lili La Pescadita on September 12th in Franklin Park, Illinois
Gin Sevani and Vipress are the latest competitors set to appear at Future of Women’s Wrestling’s show on October 25th in Maywood, California. Sevani will be taking on SOS, and Brooke Havok will face Simone
Kidd Bandit, Priscilla Kelly, and Masha Slamovich are the first set of names announced for Game Changer Wrestling’s upcoming show in Anchorage, Alaska, on October 4th
Nahir Robles will be defending the WBW Women’s Championship against Sazzy Boatright on September 20th
Trish Adora makes her return to Prestige Wrestling on October 5th
Sammi Chaos will be making her debut for New South Pro Wrestling on September 6th in Clanton, Alabama, against Ravenna Vein
Addy Starr returns for one night only as part of “CannonBrawl,” hosted by Interspecies Wrestling on October 18th. Starr will face Kennedi Hardcastle in a Fans Bring the Legos Deathmatch
Ameera Roze defends the FSPW Women’s Championship against Emily Jaye on September 13th
BritWrestling Indy News:
Kanji and Nina Samuels' feud has led to a Loser Leaves PROGRESS match being booked for the promotion’s show on September 28th
Millie McKenzie takes on Man Like Dereiss for Bridge Pro Wrestling on September 26th
Lana Austion goes one-on-one with Melissa Fierce for True Grit Wrestling’s September 12th show in Leeds
Kiara will be defending the PCW Women's Title against Rhiannon Jade on September 7th in Ilumington
Chantal Jordan will face Brandon Jordan for the vacant Bridge Pro Wrestling Grand Title on September 26th in Stourbridge
United Wrestling Reading has announced two matchups for September 21st — Olli Jackson and Aluna will be squaring off, and Nero Toxin will be one of the four competitors in the Futureproof Championship four-way match
Hollie Barlow and Leah Raven are the latest competitors scheduled to appear at “Sirens Fury” on September 27th
Mickie Knuckles will be making her debut for Championship Xtreme Wrestling on October 17th in Braintree
Rhio retained the PROGRESS Women’s Championship against Kanji via referee stoppage
Kade Brasher, Violet Zante, Su Yung, and Rosalia are the latest names confirmed as participants for FURY’s show on October 4th
Mel Price will be taking on Leonie Rose and Taylor Valentine for Flyre Championship Wrestling’s vacant Women’s belt on October 18th in Blackpool
Kanji’s next defense of the Resurgence World Championship is scheduled for September 27th against Jay Joshua
Joshi Scene:
Azusa Inaba will defend the JTO GIRLS Championship against Sayaka Kurara at Tomoka Inaba’s produce at Shinjuku FACE on October 15th
Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling and DDT have announced a collaboration with idol group, KLP48, for “Love & Peace,” an event that will showcase wrestling and live music, at the JioSpace in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia, on November 15th
Yappy and Ancham’s matchup against Joya and Chelsea Marie for PUSO Wrestling on September 14th will be for the International Ribbon tag Team Titles
Miyu Yamashita has been appointed as the first competitor selected under Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling’s new “leader system.” In this role, Yamashita will continue to guide the promotion’s roster, working to unite the members and provide a cohesive in-ring experience for their audience
Aussie & Kiwis’ Scene:
Shay Kassidy is the new number one contender to the MCW Women’s Title after beating Aysha over the weekend
Due to Savannah Rowe not being medically cleared to compete, Tarlee and Nova Nicholls will now face off in singles
Televised & YouTube Products:
Queen Aminata will face Mei Suruga in the semi-finals of DEADLOCK Pro’s Battle of the Best tournament on September 14th in Durham, North Carolina. Dani Luna is also booked on that show; she faces Yuu in the semi-finals of the tournament
Marina Shafir will be defending her DEFY Women’s Championship against Hyan on September 19th in Seattle
Maggie Lee defends the AAW Women’s Title against Aurora Teves on September 13th in Berwyn, Illinois
wXw Germany has announced that Masha Slamovich will be a part of their debut in Bad Hersfeld on September 19th. She will face Ahura
Match Results (August 30th — September 1st):
August 30th:
Arizona Wrestling Federation (Phoenix, AZ) — Priscilla Kelly d Fallyn Grey, SOS & Xia Brookside
WrestleRave (Austin, TX) — Zy Gold d Jackpot & Kaliko and Mr. Mundo
Proving Ground NE (Peabody, MA) — Delilah Hayden d Kidd Bandit
Ice Ribbon (Saitama, Japan) — Arisa Shinose & Sumika Yanagawa d Misa Kagura; Ancham & Yappy d Mase Hiiro & Moe Hiiro by DQ; Kaho Matsushita vs. Totoro Satsuki - Time Limit Draw; Kirari Wakana & Miku Kanae d Manami Katsu & Riko
World Domination Wrestling Alliance (Martinsburg, WV) — Tiphani Grady © d Sis Sisaki
Melbourne City Wrestling (Melbourne, Australia) —Erika Reid d Eugenie ©; Shay Kassidy d AyshaImage: @IsMichaelShit © Erika Reid unseats Eugenie for the MCW Women’s Title.
Full Tilt Wrestling (Walker, England) — Bella Blood d Jess E Quinn & Scarlett
WWE's Main Event (Birmingham, West Midlands) — Lyra Valkyria d Kairi Sane
AEW's Collision (Philadelphia, PA) — Alex Windsor d Ashley Vox; Mina Shirakawa, Queen Aminata & Toni Storm d Billie Starkz & Julia Hart & Skye Blue
We Love Wrestling (Athelstane, WI) — Mickie Knuckles d Bobby V
Mid-Missouri Wrestling Alliance (Imperial, MO) — Camron Bra'Nae d Skylar Sparks
Wrestling in Mexico (Puebla, Mexico) — Princesa Star d Kyara and Mary Caporal
Revolution Championship Wrestling (South Bend, IN) — Nixon Newell vs Shawna Reed (c) by DQ
New Horizon Pro Wrestling (Success, Western Australia) —Miki Fortune d Tessa Armstrong
Fortitude Wrestling Entertainment (Cary, NC) — Angelina Love d Savannah Evans
Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling (Kyoto, Japan) — Yuki Aino d Ren Konatsu; Hyper Misao d Raku; Arisu Endo & Suzume d Mahiro Kiryu & Pom Harajuku; Rika Tatsumi d Chika Nanase; Wakana Uehara & Yuki Kamifuku d Shoko Nakajima & Uta Takami; Kaya Toribami & Miyu Yamashita d Mifu Ashida & Yuki Arai; Haru Kazashiro, Mizuki & Toga d HIMAWARI, Miu Watanabe & Shino Suzuki
ATTACK Pro Wrestling (Cardiff, Wales) — Kanji d Chip McSwings; Dani Luna d AJ Nox
Kanji defeated Chip McSwings in the finals of the Weird And Wonderful Cup.
August 31st:
New Texas Pro Wrestling (Austin, TX) — Vert Vixen © d Johnnie Robbie; Maya World d Dustin Nguyen
Vert Vixen retains the New Texas Pro Women’s Title for a second time.
Big Punch Promotions (Mexicali, Baja California) — Diva Virtual, Humilde & La Hechicera d Enigma Jr., Luna Magica & Super Rhino
DIANA (Kyoto, Japan) — Mizuki Kato & Nanami Hatano d Debbie Keitel & Himiko; Sae d kuumu; Ayako Sato & Jaguar Yokota d Blankey Maho & Kyoko Inoue; Rina Amikura, Maika Ozaki & Tae Honma d Miran, Risa Sera & Syan Syan; Haruka Umesaki & Unagi Sayaka d Ayame Sasamura & Yuko Sakurai
MXW Wrestling (Lara, Victoria) — Famous B d Miss Fortune ©
Famous B unseated Miss Fortune for the MXW Heavyweight Title.
PURE-J (Tokyo, Japan) — SAKI © d Leon; Yuna Manase d Rydeen Hagane & AKARI; Momo Tani & Cherry d Crea & KAZUKI; Kaori Yoneyama d Chie Ozora; Dark Silueta, Makoto & Moeka Haruhi d Arisa Shinose, Hanako Nakamori & Kaho Kobayashi
British Empire Wrestling (Shepton Mallet, Somerset) — Amara Jayde d Lucy Couture
Actwres girl'Z (Yokohama, Japan) — Erisa Nagai d Rio; Haruka Ishikawa d Nagisa Shiotsuki; Kyoka Iwai & MARU d Natsuki & Yukina Uehara; Act, Mari & Nene Arahata d Marino Saihara, Naru & Yui Tensho
Insane Championship Wrestling (Glasgow, Scotland) — Rhio d Kenny Williams ©; Lana Austin © d Angel Hayze, Daisy Jenkins & Dani LunaImage: Insane Championship Wrestling © Rhio becomes the first woman to win the ICW World Title. Lana Austin retains the ICW Women’s Title for a sixth time.
Future Stars of Women’s Wrestling (Las Vegas, NV) — Brittnie Brooks d Gypsy Mac ©; Fallyn Grey d SOS; Zyra d Taylor Yorke; Trish Adora d Daena Lynn; Black Swann d Simone Williams; Leila Grey & Luke Kurtis d Mazzerati & Remy Marcel
Deathmatch Downunder (Brunswick East, Victoria) — Vixsin d Terry Shaw
AULL (Estado de Mexico, Mexico) — Bengalee & Mary Caporal d Keyra & Zuzu Devina by DQ
WWE's Clash In Paris (Nanterre, France) — Becky Lynch © d Nikki Bella
Becky Lynch retained the Women’s Intercontinental Title against Nikki Bella
Marvelous (Tokyo, Japan) — Jiah Jewell & Mizuki Watase d Levi Shapiro & Yosuke Santa Maria; Chikayo Nagashima vs. Maria vs. Riko Kawahata - Draw; Sareee, Takumi Iroha & Valentina Rossi d Ai Houzan, Senka Akatsuki & Sora Ayame; Mio Momono d Yurika Oka
APC Catch (Nanterre, France) JGU d Celine, Cory Zero & Nina Samuels
JGU retained the APC Evolution Championship.
International Big Time Wrestling (Hamtramick, MI) —Big Mama © d Leela Hall & Pepper Pryde
Big Mama retained the IBW Women’s Title.
Ice Ribbon (Yokohama, Japan) — Kiku d Riko; Makoto & Mase Hiiro d Kaori Yoneyama & Moe Hiiro; Ibuki Hoshi & Kaho Matsushita d Akane Fujita & HisokA; Ancham, Crea & Yappy d Kirari Wakana, Miku Kanae & Totoro Satsuki; Manami Katsu & Misa Kagura d Arisa Shinose & Sumika Yanagawa
Over The Top Wrestling (Dublin, Ireland) — Raven Creed d Amira Blair
September 1st:
CMLL (Puebla, Mexico) — Lluvia, Skadi & Tabata d Lady Metal, Olympia & Reyna Isis
WWE's Monday Night RAW (Nanterre, France) — Asuka & Kairi Sane d Raquel Rodriguez & Roxanne
Wrestling Open (Cranston, RI) — Nat Castle d Shannon LeVangie
Pro Wrestling WAVE (Tokyo, Japan) — Maika Ozaki d Tae Honma; Rina Amikura & Yuko Sakurai d Cohaku & Momoka Hanazono; Itsuki Aoki & Kakeru Sekiguchi d Cherry & Kaori Yoneyama; Risa Sera & Yuki Miyazaki d Natsu Sumire & YuuRI; SAKI & Yuna Mizumori d Saran & Yumi Ohka
Scheduled Cards:
September 4: House Of Glory (Philadelphia, PA) — Shotzi Blackheart vs Priscilla Kelly
September 4: West Coast Pro Wrestling & Full Queer (Oakland, CA) — Beatrice Domino & Alpha Zo vs Gypsy Mac & JT Thorne
September 4: 2econd Wrestling (Northbrook, IL) —Laynie Luck vs Lena Kross; Blair Onyx © vs Heather Monroe vs Sofia Sivan
September 5: Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling (Ohsweken, Ontario) — Gisele Shaw © vs Priscilla Kelly ©; Taylor Rising & Kris Chambers vs Shotzi Blackheart & PCO
September 5: West Coast Pro Wrestling (San Francisco, CA) — Johnnie Robbie © vs Miko Alana
September 5: 1FW Wrestling (Watkinsville, GA) — Corinne Joy vs Isis Reade ©
September 5: ZERO 1 USA (Berwyn, IL)
September 5: HoodSlam (Oakland, CA) — Brooke Havok vs B3CCA; Kidd Bandit vs Kenny K; Marco Mayur & Mighty Mayra vs Mac Daddy Mylo & Keita
September 5: ASÉ (Charlotte, NC) — Charity King vs Savannah Evans vs Jada Stone vs Karen Renee
September 5: Pro Wrestling: EVE (Walthamstow, London) — Kris Statlander vs Nina Samuels
September 6: STARDOM (Kanagawa, Japan) — Bea Priestley vs Saya Kamitani ©; Saree © vs Suzu Suzuki; Natsuko Tora vs Mayumi Ozaki; Starlight Kid © vs Tomoka Inaba
September 6: WrestleRave (Porter, TX) — Kalientita vs Zy Gold
September 6: RevPro (London, England) — Emersyn Jayne vs Rhio
September 6: Ultimate British Wrestling (Hitchin, Hertfordshire) — Abi Cartwright vs Violet Nyte
September 6: F1RST Wrestling (Bloomington, MN) — Shotzi Blackheart; Priscilla Kelly; Hyan ©; Aleah James vs Maya World
September 6: Nation Extreme Wrestling (Vancouver, British Columbia) — AMIRA vs Tony Baroni
September 6: PrideStyle (San Diego, CA)
September 6: New South Pro Wrestling (Clanton, AL) — Ravenna Vein vs Sammi Chaos
September 6: 3 Legacies Wrestling (Lancaster, PA) — Zayda Steel vs Izzy Moreno
September 6: New South Pro Wrestling (Clanton, AL) — Kaitlyn Marie vs Jamesen Shook
September 6: EMERGE Wrestling (Columbus, IN) — Marti Belle © vs Stxrm Garcon
September 6: ASÉ Wrestling (Charlotte, NC) —TBD vs Charity King vs Karen Renee vs Savannah Evans; Maya World vs Aleah James
September 6: Barrie Wrestling (Barrie, Ontario) — Alexia Nicole vs Shilo ©
September 6: Elevation Wrestling (Leicester, Leicestershire) — Freya Rosea vs Ashley Vega © vs Melissa Fierce vs Kanji
September 7: Phenomenal Elite Wrestling (Ilmington, Warwickshire) Kiara © vs Rhiannon Jade
September 9: Heartland Championship Wrestling (Hutchinson, KS) — Camron Bra’ Nae © vs Abadon vs Heidi Howitzer
September 10: STARDOM (Tokyo, Japan) — AZM, Starlight Kida & Miyu Amasaki © vs Rina, Fukigan Death & Konami; Yuna Mizumori vs Mei Hoshirai ©; Dark Silueta © vs Koguma; Hina © vs Yuria Hime
September 10: Pro Wrestling Evolution (Tokyo, Japan) — ZONES & Chanyota vs Miku Kanae & Chi Chi; Sumire Natsu vs SOY; Maika Ozaki vs Chika
September 11: PPP-Tokyo (Tokyo, Japan) — Echika Miyavi vs Hanako
September 12: North Shore Pro Wrestling (Quebec City, Quebec) — Kristara © vs Indi Hartwell
September 12: True Grit Wrestling (Leeds, West Yorkshire) — Lana Austin vs Melissa Fierce
September 12: Midwest All-Star Wrestling (Bloomington, MN) — Sierra vs Rachel Ellering
September 12: SOS Pro Wrestling (Tacoma, WA) — Kikyo vs Mojo ©; Brittnie Brooks vs Matt Brannigan
September 12: Power Pro Lucha (Philadelphia, PA) — Harleen Lopez © vs Juni Underwood
September 12: Purpose Wrestling (Wimbledon, London) — Anita Vaughan & Safire Reed vs Chuck Mambo & TK Cooper
September 12: Game Changer Wrestling (Detroit, MI) — Shotzi Blackheart vs Megan Bayne
September 12: Chicago Style Wrestling (Franklin Park, IL) — Lili Ruiz vs Aminah Belmont ©
September 13: Rival Pro Wrestling (Baldwin Park, CA) — Mylo vs Brittnie Brooks
September 13: Tokyo Joshi Pro (Tokyo, Japan)
September 13: Knockout Wrestling (Barrow-In-Furness, Cumbria) — Halsey Rose vs Logan
September 13: Pennsylvania Premiere Wrestling (Slantington, PA) — Aleah James vs Sammi Chaos ©; Jem vs Sazzy Boatright
September 13: AAW (Berwyn, IL) — Maggie Lee © vs Aurora Teves
September 13: Fire Star Pro Wrestling (Greensboro, NC) —Ameera Roze © vs Emily Jaye
September 13: DOA Pro Wrestling (Portland, OR) — KEL vs Abigail Warren; AMIRA vs Dustin Waller
September 13: Lucky Pro Wrestling (Leominster, MA)
September 13: Adelaide Championship Wrestling (Norwood, South Australia) — Savannah Summers vs Eugenie; Miki Fortune vs Amber; Izzy Shaw vs Ari Nicole; Axe Massacre vs Leah Lovegrove
September 13: Pro Wrestling Chaos (Yate, Bristol) — Dani Luna vs Rayne Leverkusen
September 14: DEADLOCK Pro (Durham, NC) — Queen Aminata vs Mei Suruga; Dani Luna vs Yuu
September 14: PrideStyle (Las Vegas, NV) — Zoe DuBois © vs Johnnie Robbie
September 14: Women’s Wrestling Syndicate (Sorel-Tracy, Quebec) — Katrina Creed vs Azaelle; Vanessa Kraven vs Loue O’Farrell; Kristara vs Caroline; Dreya Mitchell vs Heavy Rox; Jessika Black vs Sally vs Ali Ivy vs Leah Sparks; Mary Lee Rose vs Dani Leo
September 14: Pro Wrestling Symphony (Nashville, TN) — Jazzy Yang & Brittnie Brooks vs Freya the Slaya & Sigrid; Kaia McKenna vs Eden Monroe
September 14: Puso Wrestling (Quezon City, Philippines) — Yappy & Ancham © vs Joya & Chelsea Marie
September 14: Naptown All-Pro Wrestling (Indianapolis, IN) — Joseline Navarro vs Darian Bengston; Mackenzie Morgan vs Billie StarkzImage: Naptown All-Pro Wrestling © September 14: River City Wrestling (San Antonio, TX) — Kalientita © vs Ray Lyn; Emmy Camacho © vs Shay KarMichael
September 14: DOA Pro Wrestling (Independence, OR) — AMIRA vs Vaughan Vertigo
September 14: Ultimate Pro Wrestling (Street, Somerset) — Ruby Manitoba & Tess Warren vs Aluna & Rhiannon Jade
September 19: Game Changer Wrestling (Phoenix, AZ)
September 19: Infamous Wrestling Promotion (Runcorn, Cheshire) — Lucy Sky, Slam & James Grayson vs Lily Winter, Connor Reilly & Peter Sedohr
September 19: DEFY Wrestling (Seattle, WA) — Marina Shafir © vs Hyan
September 19: wXw Germany (Bad Hersfeld, Germany) — Masha Slamovich vs Ahura
September 20: Main Event Wrestling (Franklin, ME) — Nahir Robles © vs Sazzy Boatright
September 20: Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling (Tokyo, Japan) — Mizuki © vs Miu Watanabe; Shoko Nakajima & Hyper Misao © vs Wakana Uehara & Yuki Kamifuku; Arisu Endo vs Jada Stone
September 20: Pro Wrestling GRIND (Easthampton, MA) — Johnnie Robbie vs Delmi Exo
September 20: Relentless Wrestling (Spokane Valley, WA)
September 20: Belle2Bell (Paulsboro, NJ) — Journey Burke vs Stevie Brooks; Sammi Chaos & Arianna Rodriguez vs Leah Night & Taylor One Shot; Nixon Newell vs Notorious Mimi ©; Vicki Venuto vs Gabby Ortiz; Clara Carter vs Valerie Verman; Valentina Vasquez vs Becca Wiley
September 20: Pro Wrestling Magic (Ridgefield Park, NJ) — Kelsey Raegan © vs Tiffani Avatar
September 20: Malice Wrestling Federation (Pakenham, Victoria) — Tarlee vs Nova Nicholls
September 20: Game Changer Wrestling (Los Angeles, CA)
September 20: Smash Wrestling (Toronto, Ontario) — Sonny Kiss vs Alexia Nicole
September 20: All Star Wrestling (Vancouver, British Columbia) — Su Yung vs Marley Madsen ©; Kikyo vs Zoe DuBois; AMIRA vs Hyan
September 21: Jersey Championship Wrestling (Asbury Park, NJ) — Mara Sade vs Ava Everett
September 21: United Wrestling Reading (Tilehurst, Reading) — Aluna vs Olli Jackson; Nero Toxin vs TBA vs TBA vs TBA
September 23: Pro Wrestling Evolution (Yokohama, Japan) — ZONES vs Chika; Chi Chi vs SOY
September 26: Bridge Pro Wrestling (Stourbridge, West Midlands) — Chantal Jordan vs Brandon Jordan
September 26: Coastal Championship Wrestling (Nashville, TN) — J-Rod vs Nikki Blackheart ©
September 26: wXw Germany (Oberhausen, Germany) — Emersyn Jayne vs Matthew Justice; B3CCA vs Orsi; Leyla Hirsch vs Baby Allison
September 26: St. Louis Anarchy (Alton, IL) — Laynie Luck vs Jake Bosche; Billie Starkz vs Anakin Murphy
September 26: Bridge Pro Wrestling (Amblecote, West Midlands) — Miliie McKenzie vs Man Like Deiress
September 26: wXw Germany (Oberhausen, Germany) — Safire Reed vs Stephanie Maze; Emersyn Jayne vs Anita Vaughan
September 27: Evolution Wrestling (Chippenham, Wiltshire) — Alexa Rae vs Tommy Sykes
September 27: Wrestling Resurgence (Leicester, Leicestershire) — Kanji © vs Jay Joshua
September 27: Ragin Pro Wrestling (Appleton, WI) — Lili Ruiz vs TBA vs Laynie Luck
September 27: TNT Extreme Wrestling (Liverpool, England) — Lana Austin © vs Session Moth Martina; Nightshade vs Lucy Sky; Sadie Gibbs vs Chantal Jordan; Hannah Taylor vs Hollie Barlow vs Leah Raven vs Deka
September 28: PROGRESS (Camden, London) — Nina Samuels vs Kanji
September 28: Smash Wrestling (London, Ontario) — Jody Threat © vs TBD
October 3: Pro Wrestling: EVE (Walthamstow, London) — DASH Chisako & Millie McKenzie vs Nina Samuels & VENY; Su Yung
October 4: Fury Pro Wrestling (Stuttgart, Germany)
October 4: Game Changer Wrestling (Anchorage, AK) — Billie Starkz vs Priscilla Kelly
October 4: New York Wrestling Connection (Deer Park, NY) — Amity LaVey vs Abadon ©
October 5: TIDAL Wrestling (Leeds, West Yorkshire) — Scarlett vs Alexander Lockhart
October 5: Premier Wrestling Federation (Houston, TX) — Shay Karmichael © vs Emmy Camacho
October 5: Prestige Wrestling (Portland, OR) — Shayna Baszler vs Masha SlamovichImage: Prestige Wrestling © October 6: Explosive Pro Wrestling (Swanbourne, Western Australia) — Edith Night vs Stella Nyx
October 10: Bloodstone Wrestling (Berwyn, IL)
October 11: Pro Wrestling Revolution (San Jose, CA) — Hyan & Karisma vs Lady Pink & Amazona
October 11: Dropkick Depression (Piscataway, NJ)
October 11: Main Event Wrestling (Goulsboro, ME) — Chantal vs Nahir Robles
October 11: Pro Wrestling Revolution (San Jose, CA)
October 11: DreamWave Wrestling (Peru, IL) — Brittnie Brooks vs Rebecca J. Scott ©; Maggie Lee © vs Gabby Forza
October 12: TNA’s Bound for Glory (Lowell, MA)
October 15: Tomoka Inaba’s Produce (Tokyo, Japan) — Azusa Inaba © vs Sayaka Kurara
October 17: ICW No Holds Barred (Red Bank, TN) — Vixsin vs Dale Patricks
October 17: ICW No Holds Barred (Red Bank, TN) — Vixsin vs John Wayne Murdoch ©
October 18: Hooligan Championship Wrestling (Evansville, IN) — Airica Demia © vs Rachel Armstrong; Noelle Summit vs Karter Cauffman; Shawna Reed vs Fallyn Grey
October 18: Interspecies Wrestling (Kahnawake, Quebec) — Kennedi Hardcastle vs Addy Starr
October 18: Flyde Championship Wrestling (Blackpool, Lancashire) — Leonie Rose vs Mel Price vs Taylor Valentine
October 24: Battle Championship Wrestling (Burwood East, Victoria) — Ivelisse vs Frankie B
October 25: Future of Women’s Wrestling (Maywood, CA) — Gin Sevani vs SOS; Simone vs Brooke Havok;
October 25: Smash Pro Wrestling (Exeter, Devon) — Chantal Jordan vs Dani Luna
October 26: Jersey Championship Wrestling (Ridgefield Park, NJ)
October 31: Sumie Natsu Produce (Tokyo, Japan) — Yuu vs Sumire Natsu
November 1: Midwest All-Star Wrestling (St. Paul, MN) — Sierra vs Isla Dawn
November 7: Pro Wrestling: EVE (Walthamstow, London)
November 14: Respect Wrestling (Ridgefield Park, NJ) — Sammii Chaos ©
November 28: Queens Pro Wrestling (Moncourt-Fromonville, France)
November 29: All Star Wrestling (Surrey, British Columbia) — Danika Della Rouge vs Anna Beretta vs TBA vs TBA vs TBA vs TBA
December 28: Yuu Retirement (Tokyo, Japan) — Yuu vs Chihiro Hashimoto
January 1: Yuki Miyazaki Final Battle (Tokyo, Japan)
April 25: Hooligan Championship Wrestling’s “Ascending the Queendom III”
Information collected from, but not limited to, Cagematch, Tokyo Sports, LuchaBlog, @meraWRESTLING, TokyoSports, @BritWresEvents, ProFightdb, Purolove
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