TOKYO JOSHI PRO “BATTLE MISSION 2016 CODE.5”, 12/11/2016 Tokyo BASEMENT MON☆STAR 132 Fans – Super No Vacancy
1. Miyu Yamashita defeated Nodoka-oneesan with a Cobra Clutch (8:41).
2. Konsho-gun Full Scale Start Up! Love Kick Off!: Reika Saiki & Hyper Misao defeated Azusa Takigawa & Nonoko when Saiki pinned Takigawa with a Brainbuster (8:33).
3. Mil Clown defeated Maho Kurone with the Mil Clutch α (8:04).
4. Yuu & Shoko Nakajima defeated Akane Miura & Rika Tatsumi when Nakajima pinned Tatsumi with an Inside Cradle (13:17).
Simply getting the winning pinfall in the main event isn’t enough for Shoko Nakajima. She’s noticed that something has been missing from her career and that is a rival. A rival would give her the extra push needed to become the best so she challenged Yuu to a TOKYO Princess Of Princess Title match. However Akane Miura stepped in and said she knows she can beat Yuu and she wants to prove it at Korakuen Hall! Then Miyu Yamashita entered the conversation claiming to want the belt the most out of anyone. It was decided that a 3 Way Match between Nakajima, Miura and Yamashita will take place on 20th November to determine who faces Yuu for the title at Korakuen on 4th January.
Azusa Takigawa is hard at work looking for a fiance. She wants to get on Samurai! TV and Shukan Puroresu magazine to spread the message. Nonoko’s plan to help is to film a promotional DVD of Takigawa relaxing in a hot spring and then sell it on Amazon.
Maki Itoh Vs Reika Saiki is booked for the 4th Janaury show. Also announced to appear are Candice LeRae and Laura James.
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “SHINJUKU LOVE RIN”, 22/09/2016 Shinjuku FACE 412 Fans – No Vacancy
1. Hyper Misao defeated Nodoka-oneesan with the I Am A Hero (5:10).
2. Azusa Takigawa Same Day & Same Place Debut 1 Year Anniversary 3 Way Match: Nonoko defeated Azusa Takigawa and Marika Kobashi when Nonoko pinned Takigawa with the Pai Fly Flow (10:27).
3. Sworn Friend “YukaRika” First Singles Confrontation: Rika Tatsumi defeated Yuka Sakazaki with the Dragon Twist Of Fate (10:53).
4. KANNA Graduation Match: Saki Akai, Ai Shimizu & KANNA defeated Shoko Nakajima, Akane Miura & Maho Kurone when KANNA pinned Kurone with the Spear Of Versailles (12:58).
5. TOKYO Princess Of Princess Title: Yuu defeated Miyu Yamashita (c) by TKO with the Katahajime (14:26). *Miyu Yamashita fails in V3. Yuu becomes the 2nd TOKYO Princess Of Princess Champion!
We have a new TOKYO Princess Of Princess Champion! After an almost 9 month reign as the first champion, Miyu Yamashita fell to her toughest challenge yet. In fact, the new champion Yuu had her debut match on the same show where Yamashita was crowned the first champion. Yamashita threw everything that she could from the Attitude Adjustment to a Cross Arm German Suplex to the Crash Rabbit Heat. But Yuu caught Yamashita in the Katahajime and squeezed the life out of her, winning the match by TKO. When Yamashita regained consciousness she hadn’t the energy to shake Yuu’s hand so she instead bumped Yuu’s shoulder with her fist in congratulations before being helped out of the ring. When Yuu received the title belt she said she was the absolute champion and now she wants to shine more. Rika Tatsumi entered the ring and congratulated Yuu. But she also threw out a challenge. Tatsumi said she has recently become stronger and a championship to go along with her new success would be cool. Yuu accepted the challenge but warned Tatsumi that Yamashita thought she was invincible. Now look what happened to her.
It is now time for KANNA to say farewell to Tokyo Joshi Pro. She was one of the first trainees for the promotion but decided to call time on her wrestling career to become a rapper. For her final match she was reunited with Saki Akai and Ai Shimizu to reform the posh Biishiki-gun group for one night only. Akai was misinformed and thought KANNA was going off to do musicals in Broadway. She prefers the orchestra to rap. Biishiki-gun won their match when Akai gave Shoko Nakajima a PK from the apron, Shimizu gave Akane Miura a Tornado DDT and KANNA got the pin on Maho Kurone with the Spear Of Versailles. Akai told KANNA after the match she was a rose in full bloom. The rest of the roster gave her bouquets and said their goodbyes. Yamashita said she didn’t want to cry before her match but after spending four years training and wrestling with KANNA she was sad to see her leave. KANNA thanked everyone for supporting her and wished herself luck on travelling down a new road.
While Tatsumi is gaining confidence with her win today, her opponent Yuka Sakazaki was distraught over losing. Sakazaki couldn’t muster up the enthusiasm to speak in the ring, called herself weak and left feeling upset. All she said in a backstage interview is after all her training leading up to today she just feels like a useless child.
Tokyo Joshi Pro will hold their second show in Korakuen Hall on 4th January, 2017! Yuu’s goal is to stay as the champion and sell out the show for her one year anniversary.
Part 1 begins at 0:47:27. Part 2 begins at 6:13:28.
Start times for matches:
(0:49:24) 1. Yuka Sakazaki Vs Maho Kurone
(0:58:25) 2. Shoko Nakajima & KANNA Vs Yuu & Nodoka-oneesan
(6:20:35) 1. 3 Way Match: Yuka Sakazaki Vs Akane Miura Vs Azusa Takigawa
(6:29:05) 2. Hyper Misao Vs Marika Kobashi
(6:40:05) 3. Miyu Yamashita & Shoko Nakajima Vs Nonoko & Rika Tatsumi
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “TOKYO GAME SHOW 2016 – 4GAMER.NET X TOKYO JOSHI PRO”, 17/09/2016 Chiba Makuhari Messe – 4Gamer.net Booth ??? Fans
1. Yuka Sakazaki defeated Maho Kurone with the Magical Girl Splash (6:11).
2. Shoko Nakajima & KANNA defeated Yuu & Nodoka-oneesan when KANNA pinned Nodoka with the 50$ent (9:45).
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “TOKYO GAME SHOW 2016 – 4GAMER.NET X TOKYO JOSHI PRO”, 17/09/2016 Chiba Makuhari Messe – 4Gamer.net Booth ??? Fans
1. 3 Way Match: Yuka Sakazaki defeated Akane Miura and Azusa Takigawa when Sakazaki pinned Takigawa with the Magical Girl Splash (5:53).
2. Hyper Misao defeated Marika Kobashi with a School Boy (5:38).
3. Miyu Yamashita & Shoko Nakajima defeated Nonoko & Rika Tatsumi when Nakajima pinned Tatsumi with a Hurricanrana (12:24).
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “KITAZAWA LOVE RIN”, 31/08/2016 Kitazawa Town Hall 130 Fans
1. 3 Way Match: Akane Miura defeated Azusa Takigawa and Maho Kurone when Miura pinned Takigawa with a Lariat (6:00).
2. Reika Saiki defeated Hyper Misao with a Camel Clutch (7:31).
3. Yuka Sakazaki defeated Nonoko with the Magical Girl Splash (14:19).
4. Shoko Nakajima & Rika Tatsumi defeated Yuu & Nodoka-oneesan when Tatsumi submitted Nodoka with the Dragon Sleeper (11:03).
5. Instead Of Goodbye: Miyu Yamashita defeated KANNA with the Crash Rabbit Heat (9:17).
Miyu Yamashita and KANNA tearfully hugged each other after what is now their final match against each other. Yamashita said she will feel lonely when KANNA graduates from Tokyo Joshi Pro next month. They knew each other for three years and seven months, Yamashita will remember that time as a gift. KANNA said she envied Yamashita for having the “sparkly belt”. In her time here she wanted to be a strong and cool girl. Even though she is leaving she thinks she can use what she learned to become stronger and cooler.
Yuu was happy to wrestle against Shoko Nakajima again for the first time since the Tokyo Princess Cup final. However she was disappointed not to win the match, slowing down her momentum before her title match.
Both Nonoko and Yuka Sakazaki requested for pieces of watermelon to be left in the ring for their match. A special rule was put in place that nobody could attack their opponent before they finished eating their watermelon. Daisuke Kiso joined in but almost choked on his piece. When that was done the match went back to normal and Sakazaki got the upset win. She dodged the Pai Fly Flow and gave Nonoko and Arm Screw followed by the Magical Girl Splash.
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “BEER GARDEN FIGHT 2016 ~TOKYO JOSHI PRO DAY~”, 13/08/2016 Shinjuku FACE 528 Fans – Super No Vacancy
1. Maho Kuron Debut Match: Maho Kuron defeated Nodoka-oneesan with a Reverse Swing Neckbreaker Drop (6:01).
2. Tokyo Princess Cup – Semi Final: Shoko Nakajima defeated Hyper Misao with the Northern Lights Suplex (7:46).
3. Tokyo Princess Cup – Semi Final: Yuu defeated Akane Miura by TKO with a Katahajime (7:31).
4. Special Rules: Yuka Sakazaki & KANNA defeated Nonoko & Rika Tatsumi when KANNA pinned Nonoko with the 50$ent (12:17).
5. Miyu Yamashita & Marika Kobashi defeated Reika Saiki & Azusa Takigawa when Yamashita pinned Takigawa with the Attitude Adjustment (10:55).
6. Tokyo Princess Cup – Final: Yuu defeated Shoko Nakajima with the Cross Armbreaker (17:12).
The winner of this year’s Tokyo Princess Cup is Yuu! No, not you. Yuu! She’s only been wrestling in Tokyo Joshi Pro for 8 months but in that time Yuu has been undefeated and nobody has been able to match her skill. Akane Miura offered a challenge in the semi-final with her power based offence but Yuu choked her out with the Katahajime to win. In the other semi-final Hyper Misao took on last year’s winner Shoko Nakajima. Misao wanted the match to have a One Count Pinfall rule so she could save her energy for the final. The rule was rejected and Misao was told to continue the match when she pinned Nakajima for one second. Misao’s recent streak of upset wins ended here and Nakajima went on to the final. Yuu kicked out of the Northern Lights Suplex and wore down Nakajima until she tapped from a Cross Armbreaker. Yuu said becoming a pro wrestler is a dream come true but now she has a new dream. She asked Miyu Yamashita for a TOKYO Princess Of Princess Title shot. Yamashita accepted the challenge and set the match for 22nd September.
Yamashita has another target in her sights. She’s interested in fighting Reika Saiki one on one. Saiki herself thinks she has found a rival in Yamashita.
Summer time was the theme of Match #4. Each girl took part in the match while wearing yukatas. They also each brought out a weapon that is related to summer vacations. Rika Tatsumi had a beach volleyball, Yuka Sakazaki had a water ring, Nonoko had a watermelon and KANNA carried a water pistol. After the match KANNA announced she will graduate from Tokyo Joshi on 22nd September. She will have one more match with Miyu Yamashita on 31st August. She also invited Saki Akai and Ai Shimizu to attend her graduation ceremony.
Maho Kurone is the newest wrestler to debut for Tokyo Joshi. She wears a black costume to go along with her name. She has no sports history but wanted to join Tokyo Joshi when she saw their show at last year’s Beer Garden series. Nodoka-oneesan tried to beat her with the Back Flip but Kuron escaped and hit a Swinging Reverse Neckbreaker to win her debut match. Kuron didn’t feel quite happy afterwards but thinks people will enjoy her personality. She said she wants to fight Akane Miura sometime.
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “DELICIOUS SACAS PRO WRESTLING 2016 ~TOKYO JOSHI PRO~”, 30/07/2016 Tokyo Akasaka Sacas ??? Fans
1. Hyper Misao defeated Marika Kobashi with a Cradle Cutback (4:46).
2. Yuu & Nodoka-oneesan defeated Reika Saiki & Azusa Takigawa when Yuu submitted Takigawa with the Ittenyon (9:18).
3. Nonoko defeated Rika Tatsumi with the Pai Fly Flow (7:42).
4. Shoko Nakajima & Yuka Sakazaki defeated Miyu Yamashita & Akane Miura when Nakajima pinned Sakazaki with a Jackknife Pin (13:03).
Tokyo Joshi Pro took over the last two days of “DELICIOUS SACAS PRO WRESTLING 2016” and the Meat Mileage Card was awarded to every winner on the show. Shoko Nakajima & Yuka Sakazaki used their card to order the King Steak after the show. The King Steak weighs 600 grams.
Hyper Misao said she is a hero fighting for the development of youth and made Marika Kobashi recite an oath to fight her fair and square. Misao then grabbed Kobashi by her pigtails.
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “DELICIOUS SACAS PRO WRESTLING 2016 FINAL SHOW ~TOKYO JOSHI PRO~”, 31/07/2016 Tokyo Akasaka Sacas ??? Fans
1. Miyu Yamashita defeated Nodoka-oneesan with an Arm Lock (5:30).
2. KANNA defeated Marika Kobashi with the 50$ent (4:25).
3. Shoko Nakajima & Hyper Misao defeated Akane Miura & Azusa Takigawa when Nakajima pinned Takigawa with the Northern Lights Suplex (11:46).
4. Miyu Yamashita & Yuka Sakazaki defeated Rika Tatsumi & Yuu when Yamashita pinned Tatsumi with the Attitude Adjustment (10:41).
Reika Saiki was unable to wrestle due to an injury suffered on the previous show. She was able to greet the fans during the opening welcome and promised to return as soon as possible. Miyu Yamashita took her spot in the first match and ended up wrestling twice on the show.
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “YOKOHAMA LOVE RIN”, 23/07/2016 Yokohama Radiant Hall 202 Fans – No Vacancy
1. Tokyo Princess Cup – Round 2: Yuu defeated Azusa Takigawa with the Cross Armbreaker (6:47).
2. Tokyo Princess Cup – Round 2: Hyper Misao defeated KANNA with a School Boy (5:25).
3. Reika Saiki defeated Nodoka Onee-san with the Tower Bridge (5:56).
4. 3 Way Match: Miyu Yamashita defeated Nonoko and Marika Kobashi when Yamashita submitted Kobashi with an Armbar (9:55).
5. Tokyo Princess Cup – Round 2: Akane Miura defeated Rika Tatsumi with the Lariat (7:20).
6. Tokyo Princess Cup – Round 2: Shoko Nakajima defeated Yuka Sakazaki with the Northern Lights Suplex (21:06).
The Fighting Comedians facing off highlighted the 2nd Round of the Tokyo Princess Cup. Shoko Nakajima came out on top over Yuka Sakazaki. Akane Miura went over Rika Tatsumi. Hyper Misao’s string of upsets continued with a victory over KANNA. Yuu ignored Azusa Takigawa’s new costume and instead made her submit.
A lottery took place to determine the Semi-Finals. Yuu will face Miura and Misao takes on Nakajima. Yuu said she respects Miura as her senior but she will hit with full force to win. Misao is thrilled to be in the final four and thinks it is her fate to win the tournament. Miura is not going to let her winning streak go to waste. Nakajima’s goal is to be the first 2-time tournament winner.
Trainee Maho will have her debut match on 13th August.
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “KASUKABE LOVE RIN”, 09/07/2016 Saitama Kasukabe Hall 162 Fans
1. Tokyo Princess Cup – Round 1: Yuka Sakazaki defeated Marika Kobashi with the Osaekomi Backslide (8:59).
2. Tokyo Princess Cup – Round 1: Yuu defeated Nodoka Onee-san with the Modified Kesagatame (5:40).
3. Shoko Nakajima & KANNA defeated Reika Saiki & Azusa Takigawa when KANNA pinned Takigawa with the 50$ent (11:58).
4. Tokyo Princess Cup – Round 1: Akane Miura defeated Nonoko with the Lariat (6:15).
5. Tokyo Princess Cup – Round 1: Hyper Misao defeated Miyu Yamashita with the I Am A Hero (11:05).
The big story coming out of the first round is Hyper Misao beating Miyu Yamashita in a massive upset. At one point during the match Misao was accidentally unmasked when she escaped from a Headlock. To show how serious she took the match, Misao refused to take the mask back and continued to wrestle with her face exposed. She kicked out of the Attitude Adjustment and got the surprise three count with a Diving Cross Body. Misao now faces KANNA in Round 2.
In another upset, Akane Miura defeated her tag team partner and first Tokyo Princess Cup winner Nonoko. The decisive moment of the match was Miura countering the Boinmaker with a Power Slam. A Lariat after that ended the match. Miura’s 2nd Round opponent is Rika Tatsumi.
For the fourth time in their short careers, Yuu and Nodoka Onee-san wrestled each other and for the fourth time Yuu won. Nodoka is upset that she is lagging so far behind in progress from Yuu and that she is constantly losing to her. Yuu faces Azusa Takigawa in Round 2.
Yuka Sakazaki will be against her Fighting Comedians tag partner Shoko Nakajima in the next round. Although she lost, Marika Kobashi thinks she is doing enough training necessary to be good. She thinks she just needs to become stronger.
TOKYO JOSHI PRO “SHIBUYA IS TRULY WONDERFUL”, 27/06/2016 SHIBUYA DESEO 88 Fans
1. Akane Miura defeated Nodoka Onee-san with a Canadian Backbreaker (4:33).
2. 3 Way Match: Yuka Sakazaki defeated Azusa Takigawa and Yuu when Sakazaki pinned Takigawa with the Osaekomi Backslide (5:55).
3. Shoko Nakajima & KANNA defeated Miyu Yamashita & Hyper Misao when Nakajima pinned Misao with a Running Rider Kick (10:48).
The show was a throwback to earlier Tokyo Joshi Pro events with idol performances and matches taking place on a mat instead of a wrestling ring. Miyu Yamashita described the show as the beginning of a hot summer for Tokyo Joshi.
Reika Saiki & Azusa Takigawa Vs KANNA & Shoko Nakajima was announced for the 9th July show in Kasukabe Hall.
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