r/stardomjoshi • u/Esturkdq4 • 7h ago
Stardom Koguma is off the Korakuen Show due to a Family Emergency.
The updated card will be announced when they have decided it.
r/stardomjoshi • u/Heerokun • Feb 04 '23
Hello. Welcome to r/StardomJoshi. While the reddit name may say Stardom, we strive to make this an inclusive place of discourse for all joshi promotions big and small, active or defunct. New users are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the General board rules and posting guidelines so they may seamlessly begin interacting with others in the group.
While the word “Joshi” is actually just the Japanese word for “girl”, in western wrestling context, Joshi refers to any female Japanese wrester or Japanese women’s pro wrestling as a whole. Like America, wrestling is a somewhat niche part of the entertainment industry. While wrestling did have a boom period in Japan, and there are famous active and retired wrestlers, some of whom have even gone on to have big careers after wrestling in the Japanese entertainment world, pro wrestling in Japan still remains largely a small sub-culture. So, while its far more organized and popular than its western counterparts, Joshi pro wrestling is a small piece of that sub-culture and remains largely unknown.
Currently, there are roughly 12 major joshi promotions active in Japan, along with a few semi-active promotions, micro promotions and small groups who both produce their own shows as well as provide support for more well known and or more well-established promotions.
To help those new to the world of Japanese Joshi wrestling and perhaps introduce users both new and old to promotions with which they might be interested, we will endeavor to provide vital information for each of the currently active joshi promotions below. There are also a number of men’s promotions that house one or two joshi talent on their rosters, unfortunately, these will not be covered in this write-up.
If you’re looking for more information on a promotion or group than is provided here, or information a specific wrestler, feel free to comment here or make a new topic and the members of the community will be sure to assist you.
So without further ado, here’s a brief synopsis of the joshi pro wrestling landscape at present.
| Promotion: | Legend Ladies Pro Wrestling X (LLPW-X) |
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| Founded: | September 29th,1992 |
| Website: | http://www.llpw-x.com/ |
| Social Media: | |
| Other Useful links: | |
| Summary: | Origninally named simply Legend Ladies Pro Wrestling (LLPW), this promotion was founded during the All Japan Women’s Pro Wrestling split era. They updated their name to LLPW-X in 2011, The promotion is only semi active and holds events infrequently, however their 3 roster members can often be seen other places. |
| Promotion: | OZ Academy |
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| Founded: | June 21st, 1998 |
| Website: | https://oz-academy.com/ |
| Social Media: | Twitter Instagram |
| Other Useful links: | Official Youtube |
| Official Shop | |
| Streaming shows (NicoNico’s pro wrestling channel) | |
| Summary: | Oz Academy is founded and run by Mayumi Ozaki, one of the biggest heels in wrestling. Her stable, Sekigun, also sometimes called Ozaki-gun, runs rampant over the promotion. They control the promotion and often the titles and do anything they can to keep it that way using biased referees, outside interference and weapons in order to win. Even impartial referees have difficulty controlling them. There is a good mix of legends and young talent in this promotion. If you enjoy the good guys fighting against all odds and lots of chicanery, this promotion might be for you. |
| Promotion: | Ice Ribbon |
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| Founded: | June 20th, 2006 |
| Website: | http://iceribbon.com/ |
| Social Media: | Twitter (Japanese) Twitter (English) |
| Other Useful links: | Official YouTube (Membership options available) |
| Nico Nico streaming channel (Much of the archive is found here) | |
| Ice Ribbon Live (PPV website) | |
| Official Shop (Japanese) | |
| Official Shop (International) | |
| Summary: | One of the top joshi promotions of the current era. Founded in 2006 by Emi Sakura, Ice Ribbon has produced many of the top joshi wrestlers of the modern era including Tsukasa Fujimoto, Riho & Hikaru Shida. “Be Happy with Pro Wrestling” is Ice Ribbon’s motto, and rather than just being nice words, the sentiment permeates the company. IR doesn’t do heels, and the conflicts that arise are usually driven by fighting spirit, ambition and the relationships between peers, senpais and kohais. Furthermore, Ice Ribbon embraces the sublime and the ridiculous, with some wrestlers and many matches on their cards leaning into the more comedic style. But make no mistake, every seasoned roster member has the ability to put on a barn burner when the situation arises. |
| Promotion: | Sendai Girls Pro Wrestling |
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| Founded: | July 9th, 2006 |
| Website: | http://www.sendaigirls.jp/ |
| Social Media: | Twitter Instagram Facebook |
| Other Useful links: | Official YouTube |
| Official Shop | |
| Summary: | Founded by Current WWE star Meiko Satomura, Sendai Girls retains much of the feel of Meiko’s birth promotion, Gaea. Sendai Girls is known for shows with fiery hard hitting matches filled with a small group of passionate wrestlers. But, to keep things from becoming same-y, a silly match is usually spliced in to each show. As the name suggests, Sendai Girls is based in Sendai in the Tohoku region of Japan with the goal of providing entertainment and economic support to the area. Every Summer and Fall you will see pictures of the roster members working in the rice fields of the area. This is likely the closest you’ll find to classic fast paced impactful joshi wrestling of the past. |
| Promotion: | Pro Wrestling WAVE |
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| Founded: | August 25th, 2007 |
| Website: | http://www.pro-w-wave.com/ |
| Social Media: | |
| Other Useful links: | Official YouTube (Membership options available) |
| Official Shop | |
| Summary: | Their tagline is “comical and sexy pro wrestling,” though they probably lean far harder into the former than the latter (but you will see the latter). WAVE is known for its great variety. Matches can be all of one thing or shades of numerous things from comedy to hardcore to serious and technical. WAVE shows have something for everyone. Many of the most talented joshi wrestlers of the last 20 years have appeared in WAVE. While currently their roster is smaller, they will use outside talent that meet certain qualifications. Recently, full freelancers do not appear in WAVE. To participate in WAVE, a wrestler has to be connected to some kind of promotion or group. |
| Promotion: | World Wonder Ring STARDOM |
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| Founded: | January 23rd, 2011 |
| Website: | https://wwr-stardom.com/ |
| Social Media: | Twitter (Japanese) Twitter (English) Instagram Facebook |
| Other Useful links: | Official Youtube |
| Official Shop (Japanese) | |
| Official Shop (International) | |
| Streaming service (Stardom World) | |
| Summary: | One of the top joshi promotions of the current era. Many western fans became aware of STARDOM through the western activities of joshi wrestlers Io Shirai and Kairi (formally “Kairi Sane" and "Kairi Hojo"). STARDOM’s style is fast paced wrestling with lots of flash, big moves and athleticism. STARDOM has a large, colorful roster broken up into groups or factions. These groups are almost always at odds with one another. Many of these groups have long established histories that go back years, however groups can form or fizzle unexpectedly and members can shift either through personal motivations or stipulations made by the showrunners. Due to ease of access and subtitled promos, Stardom has been and continues to be the entry point for many joshi wrestling fans over the past few years. |
| Promotion: | World Joshi Pro Wrestling Diana |
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| Founded: | April 17th, 2011 |
| Website: | http://www-diana.com/ |
| Social Media: | Twitter Facebook |
| Other Useful links: | Official YouTube |
| Official Shop | |
| Streaming shows | |
| Summary: | Diana was founded and is run by joshi legend Kyoko Inoue with the help of another legend, Jaguar Yokota. Diana is another smaller group but is brimming with many upcoming stars. Diana is primarily broken into 2 groups. While many of the roster members are tweeners and faces that are loosely associated with Inoue, a small, full heel group known as Crysis, run by Jaguar Yokota, also exists. Most Diana shows are run out of their dojo and consist of 3 to 4 joshi matches, however on larger shows you will see more matches with a wider array of talent and match types that can include men’s matches, intergender matches and non-standard rule sets. You’re guaranteed to see good technique, and high speed at Diana shows; often with a small touch of comical antics interspersed. |
| Promotion: | Gatoh Move (Choco Pro Wrestling) |
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| Founded: | September 6th, 2012 |
| Website: | https://gatohmove.com/ |
| Social Media: | Twitter Instagram |
| Other Useful links: | Official YouTube |
| Official Shop (English) | |
| Official Shop (Japanese) | |
| Fite streamed shows | |
| Summary: | After moving on from Ice Ribbon, Emi Sakura collaborated with individuals in Thailand to create the small but international brand “Gatoh Move.” Wrestlers would frequently perform in both countries and training of wrestlers was done in both places. In Japan, most performances were held in a small room know as chocolate square, where wrestling was performed on mats. Since the pandemic, the branch in Thailand has closed however in Japan, Gatoh Move developed a special YouTube brand known as “Choco Pro” where they would continue wrestling in Chocolate square as normal but with no audience and special rock-paper-scissors tournaments added. As Pandemic restrictions have begun lifting, and audiences are returning, Choco Pro has become the mat brand and Gatoh Move has become the in ring brand. While possibly difficult for wrestling traditionalists to enjoy due to the environment where they perform, Choco Pro/Gatoh Move has a lot of personality and creativity. Also, they work to appeal to westerners with lots of English usage and shows at times convenient for western viewers. Not to mention having 90% of their shows stream free on youtube. The cost and the ease of access make this a promotion definitely worth checking out. |
| Promotion: | Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling |
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| Founded: | December 1st, 2013 |
| Website: | https://www.ddtpro.com/tjpw |
| Social Media: | Twitter Instagram |
| Other Useful links: | Official YouTube |
| Official autograph session YouTube | |
| Official Shop | |
| Streaming Service (Wrestle Universe) | |
| Up Up Girls staff twitter | |
| Up Up Girls TikTok | |
| Up Up Girls YouTube | |
| Summary: | One of the top joshi promotions of the current era. Tokyo Joshi is under the CyberFight umbrella and is overseen by Tetsuya Koda formally of NEO and Ice Ribbon alongside Sanshiro Takagi of DDT. Tokyo Joshi is best known for flashy and memorable characters as well as musical performances but also provides most fans with satisfying storytelling both in and out of matches. Recent fans may have found the promotion due to Tokyo Joshi’s various appearances in western promotions such as AEW, EVE and DPW. Tokyo Joshi is a mix of serious wrestling with classic DDT sensibilities of outlandish comedy and general silliness all blended together to make a fun, positive viewing experience for its fans. Tokyo Joshi is a textbook example of variety in a wrestling performance. There’s something for almost everyone and with the high production value, regular English commentary broadcasts, frequent live streams and ease of access to it due to wrestle universe, there’s really no excuse not to check it out. |
| Promotion: | Actwres Girl’z (ACT Ring Girl’z) |
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| Founded: | May 31st, 2015 |
| Website: | https://www.actwresgirlz.com/ |
| Social Media: | AWG Twitter ARG Twitter Instagram Facebook |
| Other Useful links: | Official YouTube |
| Official Shop | |
| Streaming Service (Actwresgirlz.net) | |
| Summary: | Originally established as a company that would train actresses to be wrestlers and would provide talent to various other promotions as well as run it’s own shows, Actwres Girl’z (AWG) reorganized in the beginning of 2022 becoming completely isolated and offering 2 types of content: ActRing shows, which were based around various groups of characters interacting in a theater style performance where wrestling was added at various points; and ActWres shows, which are a more traditional wrestling shows but with a bit more transparency. Currently famous retired wrestler Fuka, who is well known for her pivotal role in developing STARDOM, acts as an advisor for the group. Her influence can be seen in the current direction of the company. Because AWG’s roster is primarily made up of actresses, the wrestling in the promotion tends to be softer and more simplistic that some other companies. That said because of their acting backgrounds, competitors in AWG can rival or outdo any other company when it comes to being passionate and expressive in the ring. If seeing that quality in wrestling piques your interest, then AWG may be the company for you. |
| Promotion: | SEAdLINNNG |
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| Founded: | August 26th, 2015 |
| Website: | http://seadlinnng.com/ |
| Social Media: | Twitter Instagram Facebook TikTok |
| Other Useful links: | Official YouTube |
| Official Shop | |
| Streaming Service (SEAdLINNNG LIVE) | |
| Summary: | Originally founded by Nanae Takahashi, SEAdLINNNG currently has one of the smallest rosters in Joshi Pro wrestling. However, that doesn’t stop them from putting on exciting performances filled with unique interactions and match types. One of their signatures is the high-speed rules match. Found on most every show, high-speed rules matches do not count simple pinfalls. Pins must come either from surprise roll-ups, special pinfalls such as sunset flips or hurricanrana pins, or wrestlers must run the ropes before they can make a cover. Count cadence is also faster than regular matches. Most wrestlers in these matches are smaller and known for high stamina. That said, SEAd is also known for hard hitting spectacles filled with hard slams and heart-wrenching drama. You’d be well-served if you’d get the D and added it to your diet. |
| Promotion: | Marvelous! Women’s Pro-Wrestling |
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| Founded: | May 3rd, 2016 |
| Website: | http://www.marvelcompany.co.jp/marvelous/ |
| Social Media: | Twitter (Japanese) Twitter (English) Instagram |
| Other Useful links: | Official YouTube |
| Nico Nico streaming channel | |
| Official Shop | |
| PPV streaming site (Zaiko) | |
| Summary: | Another fun promotion from the creator of Gaea Japan and former CRUSH GIRL, Chigusa Nagoyo. Marvelous is a mix of talented young women (and one man) and a few veterans and freelancers putting on unique, expert, fast paced performances with a great deal of action and slams but occasionally with a bit of comedy as well. Most of the wrestlers in this organization lean more towards cool aesthetics rather than cute, but still offer a lot of individual personality and flair that keeps each wrestler feeling unique and memorable. Though they are geared first and foremost to a quality in ring product, they are not lacking in style. Entrances in Marvelous are some of the most fun in Joshi with a lot of pomp and circumstance surrounding them even at small shows. Marvelous is perhaps the closest thing to a perfect bridge between traditional hard hitting joshi wrestling and modern sensibilities of spectacle and look brought about by the current era of Japanese idol trends. |
| Promotion: | PURE-J |
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| Founded: | August 11th, 2017 |
| Website: | https://pure-j.jp/ |
| Social Media: | Twitter Facebook |
| Other Useful links: | Official Youtube (Membership options available) |
| Official Shop | |
| DVD retailer | |
| Summary: | PURE-J is as old school joshi as you can really get. This is the reorganized version of JWP and is run by retired legend wrestler Command Bolshoi. There is very little flash or glitter in Pure-J. For the most part its just ordinary women that happen to enjoy beating the stuffing out of each other. So, those who are accustomed to the mixture of idol concepts into their joshi wrestling promotions may have a bit of a culture shock watching PURE-J’s product. PURE-J plays host to a number of legend talents, veterans and young wrestlers alike, as well as the occasional freelance wrestler. Similar to Diana, they host many shows in their Dojo. These shows are short 60 to 90 minute affairs with at least one goofy match and a musical performance given by Bolshoi herself at intermission. Larger shows with big matches and title fights are always worth checking out. If you like no frill joshi wrestling with the occasional stint of silliness, be sure to look into PURE-J. |
| Promotion: | Shinsyu Girls |
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| Founded: | February 27th, 2013 reorganized March 19th, 2020 |
| Website: | https://sgp.fun |
| Social Media: | |
| Other Useful links: | |
| Summary: | Unfortunately I can't tell you much about Shinsyu Girls. They don't run their own shows much and I have never seen one. However, if you are familiar with AnCham and LINDA, they come from this promotion. |
| Promotion: | YMZ |
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| Founded: | Unit founded October 2013, first event: November 21st, 2013 |
| Website: | http://ymzpro.com/ |
| Social Media: | Twitter Facebook |
| Other Useful links: | |
| Summary: | Originally starting as a unit. YMZ is a very small promotion run by Kaori Yoneyama. Most shows have no more than 3 matches which can be anything from full joshi to mixed matches to men's matches. Shows are dripping with Yoneyama's sensibilities and are almost always wild. |
| Promotion: | Ganbare Joshi |
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| Founded: | 2021 |
| Website: | https://www.ddtpro.com/ganpro |
| Social Media: | Twitter Instagram |
| Other Useful links: | Official Youtube |
| Streaming Service (Wrestle Universe) | |
| Summary: | Within Ganbare Pro Wrestling lies a small group of 5 joshi wrestlers spearheaded by Yuna Manase that have formed a de facto promotion promoting the joshi version of the Ganbare style. For the most part they just perform one or 2 matches on a regular Ganbare show, but every so often they will produce a full show dedicated to Ganbare Joshi. |
| Promotion: | Nomads |
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| Founded: | 2022 |
| Website: | |
| Social Media: | |
| Other Useful links: | |
| Note | |
| Official Shop | |
| PPV streaming shows (Zaiko) | |
| Summary: | Developed by Sumire Natsu and her friends, Nomads is a special group dedicated to the goal of highlighting, appreciating and supporting freelance joshi wrestlers. Freelance wrestling matches you’re unlikely to see in any standard promotion can be found here. Established in 2022, as of this writing, they have produced 2 shows |
| Promotion: | COLORS |
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| Founded: | 2022 |
| Website: | |
| Social Media: | |
| Other Useful links: | |
| Summary: | When AWG reorganized, they planned to close the AWG colors brand. Hoping to retain something of home they'd made for themselves in AWG, 3 young wrestlers and veteran SAKI formed a unit with the same name and similar aura as their former AWG brand. |
| Promotion: | Prominence |
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| Founded: | 2022 |
| Website: | |
| Social Media: | |
| Other Useful links: | |
| Official Shop | |
| Summary: | 5 former Ice Ribbon wrestlers who felt they weren't able to wrestle the kinds of matches they wanted so they left to form their own unit to primarily focus on hardcore and deathmatch wrestling. |
| Promotion: | T-HEARTS |
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| Founded: | 2020 |
| Website: | |
| Social Media: | Twitter Instagram |
| Other Useful links: | Official YouTube |
| Summary: | Yumiko Hotta established T-HEARTS in 2020. Basically its just her and Riko Kawabata as freelancers with an established name. They have produced no shows and have no specific T-HEARTS website but do occasionally post videos to their YouTube channel. |
*special mention and gratitude to /u/LeloucheOTR for assistance with some of the writing.
r/stardomjoshi • u/LeloucheOTR • Jul 16 '22
This post will serve as a guideline to what you can post on this subreddit, r/stardomjoshi. Our goal is to curate and grow an open and inclusive community that is laid back and welcoming to all kinds of JoshiPro fans. Hopefully, we can cover all bases in this post, but if you have any questions, please feel free to comment. We'll address any questions as soon as we can.
Not a set of rules as such, but an informal collection of values for Reddit at large.
Anything involved within the sphere of JoshiPro, whether now or in the past, is acceptable. Newbie questions are encouraged. We have many regulars who will probably be able to answer any questions, no matter the company or era. Disagreements are fine as long as discussions are kept civil. Spam, harassment and abusive or hateful comments directed toward users or Joshi will be deleted. Problem posters may be banned. As a general rule, we prefer that the tone of the subreddit be PG-13 or tamer.
Whilst it's natural for discussion to bleed into happenings in other non-Joshi companies (WWE, AEW, NJPW, DDT, AJPW etc) full-on discussion of these companies is not allowed. There are plenty of other places to discuss what happens in those companies. We are all here for Joshi, so it's preferable that all discourse remains on topic.
Social Media content
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Gifs and video clips are allowed, providing these rules are met:
Image Posts
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If you read the "Reddiquette" link above, you would have seen that self-promotion is considered very poor form. I'll roughly go through the guidelines here.
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Everything else
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Finally, I'd like to state that this subreddit, considering its high traffic volume (around 500k pageviews a month), is very respectful and well-behaved. Everyone that passes through should be pretty proud of themselves and here's to it continuing that way.
For everyone who has managed to read all the way down here, THANKS!
r/stardomjoshi • u/Esturkdq4 • 7h ago
The updated card will be announced when they have decided it.
r/stardomjoshi • u/UnchainedMachoGori40 • 8h ago
r/stardomjoshi • u/joepodd • 7h ago
Maybe he knows something we don't?
r/stardomjoshi • u/_edgehead_ • 7h ago
Because every few years you get the same repetitive discussions about too few singles matches and way too many multi-tags on puro/joshi shows (NJPW in the past, Stardom now), i decided to collect some data from cagematch for several japanese companies to compare them with each other and i also thrown in AEW to compare them with an US promotion. Cagematch data wasnt optimal because they count crossover shows, but its to show the general direction. AEW has no Rookie example, because i honestly didnt really found someone who kinda fits the only 2-3 years wrestling lable.
Keypoints:
- All of the japanese promotions stay under the 50% mark, only AEW gets over it and more than half of their total matches is singles matches
- STARDOM, NJPW & NOAH have the least singles matches percentage wise
- All of japanese promotions have an average 2-3 singles matches per show, AEW close to 4
- STARDOM, AJPW & NJPW have a strong focus on tournaments, where they have by far the most singles matches
- TJPW, MARIGOLD & NOAH have a decent balance between title, tournament and regular singles matches
- SENJO has by far the most regular singles matches by comparison, because of the small roster, the amount of shows, lack of tournaments and only two singles titles, a lot of it is just Yuna, Reina, Spike & Manani in all possible combinations
- AEW has a big focus on title matches, NJPW & AEW have a similar amount of singles matches, but AEW has like nearly double the amount of title matches
- Pretty much every japanese promotion has a big focus on multi tag stuff with most of the singles stuff happening in tournaments, title matches and matches involving rookies. SENJO because of the before mentioned reasons is a bit of a outlier atleast regarding tournament & singles, but in general non title/non tournament matches between two established wrestlers rarely happen. None are really booked like "we giving you dream singles matches every week, every show"
r/stardomjoshi • u/Kyo-Molina • 19h ago
r/stardomjoshi • u/No_Toe1954 • 19h ago
Considerando que Saya Kamitani es una estrella que ha pasado de la escena de la lucha libre a los programas de televisión en Japón. Me imagino que su agenda debe estar súper saturada con eventos deportivos y televisivos.
Por ello, considero que una excelente opción sería una coronación a mediano plazo de Rina en el CMLL. Algo como lo que pasó con Mercedes Moné.
El campeonato lo gana una estrella internacional y quién lo recupera es alguien que subirá al estrellato. Cómo lo que pasó con Perse que se consolidó venciendo a Moné.
Tengo la certeza que Rina es unos 3 años será una mega estrella 💫 y ahora que es joven tiene más disponibilidad de tiempo para viajar a México a defender el campeonato como lo hacía Mercedes en su reinado.
También vi que Rina tuvo luchas en AEW, ROH y MLW. La chica es joven y tiene las características para ser campeona mundial en México por unos meses. Yo pienso que le pueden soltar el título por 120 días y crear una buena historia.
Ustedes que opinan?
r/stardomjoshi • u/Dry-Patience4654 • 1d ago
Hey guys, i'm new with all the joshi stuff and Senka catch My attention with her wrestling style. Unfortunately i could'nt get much info about her so i was wondering if you got info or a site that i can research more about her career, the woman behind the gear and what motivated her to start wrestling!! Thanks for your attention and help
r/stardomjoshi • u/MrPuroresu42 • 1d ago
Also, friendly reminder that SENDAI GIRLS is the best promotion in the world (and there is a dedicated subreddit, r/SENDAIGIRLS).
r/stardomjoshi • u/Esturkdq4 • 16h ago
This is from after the Public Practice Video already released.
r/stardomjoshi • u/_edgehead_ • 20h ago
I mostly ask this question because i want know if i am the only one who thinks a few wrestlers might need some adjustments to their current character and the way they wrestle.
I am probably one of the few people who likes Hanako more than others, but my main issue with her is always that for being the giant of stardom she way too often sells and bumps. It has been a bit better since she lost the Future belt because before then she was pretty much treated like your regular rookie with her getting beat up and having to do the standard rookie babyface comebacks, which just dont work with someone her size. Like let her trashtalk people, bully, dominate, throw arround people. She should be working like Bozilla & Megan Bayne, not like Lady C. Like everytime she is allowed to work like that, she delivers and her matches are so much better. By far her strongest FoT Defense was against Rian, where she did that. Her Matches against Aya are always like this. The SLK Match this 5Star did also go that route and was great.
Hanan has a similar issue where she has to play the standard babyface role, but everytime she is allowed to be more mean and more bullish (like Hazuki & Mei last year or a little bit with Hina this year), she is much better, more interesting and captivating as a wrestler. She doesnt even need to turn heel for that. Hina last year last shown with her Future reign that you can go down that role, while still staying a Babyface. Like when Hina started to do more trashtalk and be more bullish against the less experienced wrestler it turned her from just the 3rd solid but unremarkable sister into one of the highlights of last year and into the great wrestler she is now.
Do you have wrestlers in stardom that you would like to change up a little in their wrestling/presentation?
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r/stardomjoshi • u/BIueThunderBomb • 11h ago
It seems like they’re inbetween shows rn right?
Also Utami cut her hair short again? LFG!!!!! 🔥🥰
r/stardomjoshi • u/ErdrickLoto • 17h ago
r/stardomjoshi • u/Jazzlike_Clothes2643 • 1d ago
Hey everyone, I'm still new to stardom and Joshi as a whole cause I only started to really look into it with the 5 star of this year but I'm doing an art challenge where I draw wrestler and endangered species and I wanted to show you here the drawings of some of my favorites that I made.
Please don't judge my favorite too harshly or at least give me recommandations on what match to watch of them ^^
Also I don't know if I can link my account so in doubt, I'll just be here to answer if someone wants to follow me
r/stardomjoshi • u/UnchainedMachoGori40 • 2d ago
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r/stardomjoshi • u/joepodd • 2d ago
Maki: "You're going to make the unit official after we win the NEW BLOOD Tag Team Championship, right? Right now, I have absolutely no faith in you..."
Rian: "We're still losing, but we're definitely going to win the NEW BLOOD Tag Team Championship. We'll win it and make the Ito Respect Army official, so please watch, Ito-san."
Maki: "...I think I've been saying a lot of things to you recently, but whenever I say something, you always says things like 'Please believe me' or 'I'll do my best,' so I believed you. And yet, it's always you who betrays me. So, honestly, I've reached the point where I can't believe you anymore, but it's fine. I'll just say it's my fault for believing you. I will believe in you two no matter what happens to my career. So, please, please win the belts."
r/stardomjoshi • u/Esturkdq4 • 1d ago
Her replacement will be announced when the match happens. Also, that match is also being moved up to 3rd on the card and the 3-way tag is being moved down to 4th.
I also now realize I mistyped her name in the title, Natsuko*.