TOKYO JOSHI PRO “ALL RISE ’26” Results

TOKYO JOSHI PRO “ALL RISE ’26”, 08/11/2026
Tokyo Korakuen Hall
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1. Yui Musubi Debut Match: Shion Kanzaki & Chieri Sakimori defeated Toga & Yui Musubi when Kanzaki submitted Musubi with the Midnight Blues (8:11).
2. Hyper Misao & Shino Suzuki defeated Mahiro Kiryu & Kira Summer when Misao pinned Summer with the Hypami Returns (7:17).
3. Shiori Futaba Debut Match: Rika Tatsumi, Miu Watanabe & Shiori Futaba defeated Mizuki, Wakana Uehara & Mifu Ashida when Watanabe pinned Ashida with the Tear Drop (12:18).
4. Next Generation Tournament ’26 – Final: Ren Konatsu defeated Momo Sato with the Aries Comet (8:15).
5. Yuki Kamifuku & Nagisa Nozaki defeated Arisu Endo & Chika Nanase when Kamifuku pinned Nanase with the Diving Famouser (12:52).
6. International Princess Title: Suzume (c) defeated Uta Takami with the Ring A Bell (10:44).
*V5 for Suzume.
7. Princess Tag Team Titles: Yuki Aino & Haru Kazashiro (c) defeated Raku & Pom Harajuku when Kazashiro pinned Harajuku after the Updraft!! Overdrive (16:31).
*V1 for Shunrai Rekka!! Prism Greed.
8. Princess Of Princess Title: Shoko Nakajima defeated Yuki Arai (c) with the Diving Senton (23:54).
*Yuki Arai fails in V6. Shoko Nakajima becomes the 18th Princess Of Princess Champion!

The reign of the Big Kaiju begins again! Shoko Nakajima is now a three time Princess Of Princess Champion after she beat Yuki Arai in today’s main event. Her quickness had to overcome Arai’s Big Boots but the tide started to turn when Nakajima countered the Finally into a Cross Legged Northern Lights Suplex. Arai was still putting up a fight though, later hitting the Finally and also countering the Locomotion Northern Lights into her Spinning Brainbuster. Nakajima was able to fight her way to the ropes to break out of the Scorpion Death Lock by biting onto her own hand to resist the pain. She seemed to reach her limit after she escaped the Full Nelson Buster but found a second wind to somersault over Arai and then hit her with the 619. Arai on the other hand hit her own limit after taking a Double Arm DDT and Nakajima put her away with the Diving Senton.

After the match Nakajima talked about the times when Arai began her training with Tokyo Joshi Pro while still working as an idol. Ever since then there was something Nakajima kept to herself about Arai. From them moment Arai had her debut match, Nakajima thought she was incredibly cool for giving it her all and for that she always respected Arai as a true pro wrestler. Today reinforced her belief about Arai and she wants to face her again. Nakajima then began talking about this being the first time she held the current Princess Title belt when Miu Watanabe entered the ring. Watanabe said she is happy to see Nakajima become the champion and the new belt looks perfect on her. Watanabe wants to get the first shot at her but Misao admitted there is somebody else she wants to face. She and Hyper Misao always have a match against each other on the 4th January Korakuen Hall show which means the upcoming one can now be the main event with the Princess Title on the line! Hyper Misao got into the ring to accept the idea but also said that Watanabe could still get the title shot first before 4th January. Instead Misao and Watanabe agreed to have a match to determine the No. 1 Contender. The two shook hands until Misao suddenly gave Watanabe a Stunner! They then both left Nakajima alone to close out the show by herself as the new Princess Champion.

Yuki Aino had to deal with a battle for her heart just as much as a battle for the Princess Tag Team Titles. Her friends from the Love Triangle challenged Shunrai Rekka!! Prism Greed for the belts and got the first attack in by throwing a duvet over Haru Kazashiro’s head. Raku then sang Aino to sleep with a lullably but that accidentally sent Pom Harajuku to sleep as well. Kazashiro then got jealous of RakuPom lying down with her tag partner and wanted to join in. Harajuku then sat in the audience to hold up a YukiHaru sign only to rip it in half when Kazashiro saw it. Raku then distracted Kazashiro even further by showing off her hand made drawings telling the story of how Yuki Aino was born out of a rice ball found in a river, went to TJPW to become a wrestler and formed the Love Triangle with Raku & Harajuku so they could all share the Princess Tag Titles and live happily ever after. Aino & Kazashiro were able to fight back against the mind games by dragging their opponents into an actual wrestling match. From there Prism Greed used their Updraft!! Overdrive tag finisher to win the match and retain the titles. Both teams hugged each other afterwards and RakuPom are now open to the idea to splitting the title four ways to include Kazashiro instead of three. They’re not the champions though so Prism Greed are moving on to whatever their next defence will be.

The record for most International Princess Title defences is within Suzume’s grasp after today. After beating Uta Takami, she is now one win away from tying with Arai’s record. Takami’s eagerness to go high risk blew up in her face when a planned Sunset Flip move from the top turnbuckle ended with her landing head first onto the canvas. She didn’t let it faze her and continued fighting like nothing happened, applying the Koala Clutch that made Suzume struggle to reach the ropes. Suzume’s use of the Ring A Bell as well as several Facebusters in a row turned things around. Takami was on the defensive from that point on and tried one last gasp cradle to try and win. Suzume kicked out of it though and Takami then ran right into another Ring A Bell to give Suzume the victory. Suzume said the International Princess Title now shines even brighter after such a high-octane, full throttle battle with a challenger that is at the peak of her momentum. With the Texas tour coming up next month, Suzume wants to have her next title defence over there. She has an opponent in mind but kind of wants to keep it a secret for now.

Yuki Kamifuku has brought Nagisa Nozaki into TJPW to be a part of her road to retirement. Together they stuck the boots in to both Arisu Endo & Chika Nanase in tandem. Endo was able to give Nozaki a fight by putting her in the Camel Clutch and Nanase almost got to put Kamifuku into the Inari Torii. But Kamifuku escaped, gave Nanase the Famouser and then the Diving Famouser for the win. Endo pulled a face at Nozaki after the match instead of shaking her hand. She then looked at Kamiyu only to get poked in the eyes by her. Backstage Kamifuku said when she knew absolutely nothing about pro wrestling she looked up a wrester directory with VENY, found Nozaki’s profile and thought she looked super cute. It was through Aja Kong that the two eventually met and got to know each other. Kamiyu is concerned that the “beautiful older sister” type may disappear from TJPW after she graduates so she asked Nozaki to take it over for her. If she can’t then she could instead become the “Sexy Yankee” of TJPW. Nozaki doesn’t know what that means but said she would love to return to TJPW.

The Double Elimination layout of the New Generation Tournament meant that Ren Konatsu only needed to beat Momo Sato once today to become the tournament champion because Sato had already lost once in the bracket. Sato would have needed to beat Konatsu twice in back to back matches because Konatsu had been undefeated all tournament. The final today only lasted for one fall because Konatsu used the Aries Comet to beat the younger rookie. Konatsu’s prize is a “selfish wish” and she asked for a singles match against Yuki Arai. She absolutely adores Arai and hasn’t gotten a singles match with her yet so she wants one to happen as soon as possible. TJPW will be at Chunichi Hall in Aichi next weekend which is where Konatsu made her debut so her match with Arai will happen there on 15th November. Sato said backstage that her wish if she won was to team up with her brother Daichi Sato from DDT inside a TJPW ring.

The debut of the Congrazie! idol Shiori Futaba went off well for her. Early in the match Mizuki grabbed her by the hair and Futaba had the instinct to do that back to her. She later got a face full of Mifu Ashida’s pompoms. Rika Tatsumi and Mizuki spent a good bulk of the match fighting each other. Mizuki did a big dive to the outside but Tatsumi avoided the Diving Foot Stomp to tag in Miu Watanabe and bring in some Daydream double team moves to the action. Mizuki escaped that fate to tag in Ashida only for the cheerleader to get Giant Spun around into Tatsumi’s diamond hips. Futaba tried to get backi into the match only to get Suplexed away by Wakana Uehara. That didn’t help Ashida one bit because Watanabe went on to pin her with the Tear Drop. Futaba said the match came and went in the blink of an eye but she felt she did everything she could. Tatsumi told her she can’t just stop at thinking it was a nice experience. If Futaba is willing to commit herself and have a deep sense of pride in becoming a pro wrestler then Tatsumi will want to invest in her. Futaba would like to find a balance between pro wrestling and her idol career. She doesn’t have any goals right now other than to become as strong as Daydream are. Watanabe advised her to train her body otherwise there would be no point in trying to have a dual career like this. She also said she would like to have a singles match with Futaba some day.

Before Match #2 began, Hyper Misao announced that she and Shino Suzuki are part of a “TJPW Greening Project” that exists to eliminate anything that is blue. That meant their opponents Mahiro Kiryu & Kira Summer were in deep trouble! The Blue Team had a chance to hit their signature moves alongside each other but the Green Team escaped and pushed their opponents into each other. Suzuki was able to give them a Double Running Neckbreaker and Misao finished off Summer with the Hypami Returns. Misao is considering to continue the “TJPW Greening Project” and might even name it something like Green Destiny. Neither Kiryu nor Summer want to join because they love being blue and don’t want to be green!

Yui Musubi was the other debut to take place on the show today. The rookie started the match locking up with Chieri Sekimori before Toga and Shion Kanzaki tagged in to take over. Musubi was able to show off a Body Slam, Shoulder Block and also a Back Body Drop counter before getting a nearfall on Kanzaki with the John Woo Dropkick. Sakimori came to Kanzaki’s aid to fight off Toga which then allowed Kanzaki to submit Musubi with the Midnight Blues. Musubi described her debut as painful but also fun. She’s impressed with how broad Toga’s back is and told her she wants to surpass her someday. Her goal is to become strong enough to compete in title matches. She revealed she got inspiration for her unique name from a radio show she listened to. The show was taking in listener suggested names for something, she heard one that really stood out and ended up creating Yui Musubi out of it.

A brand new TJPW championship is has been created to be built around the social media age. The Unlimited Princess Championship can be defended anywhere as long as there is a referee around. However a title match can only take place if the champion or challenger announces it on social media at least 24 hours in advance of the defence taking place. TJPW can permit the title to be defended outside of pro wrestling rules and every defence will be shown on their social media accounts. The first champion will be determined in a Battle Royal being held on 26th December.

TJPW is collaborating with Nyan Nyan Factory to create promotional material for “NEW YEAR PRINCESS ’27” on 4th January. Yes, that’s the author of “Chainsmoker Cat”. Hopefully we don’t see the same material from there show up here…

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