Arisa Hoshiki emerged as one of the best wrestlers in the world last year. During her stint as the thirteenth Wonder of Stardom Champion, she delivered some stellar matches and proved just how much she had improved. The “Shining Star” was among the original rookie class Fuka trained in 2010. She made her debut at STARDOM’s first event on Jan. 23, 2011. Hoshiki had some … Continue reading The Top Five Arisa Hoshiki Matches
Last week, we commemorated the re-introduction of the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship by ranking all four teams who have held them this year. However, it is important to recognize that WWE didn’t invent women’s tag team wrestling. That may sound contemptuous but as usual, they get more credit for using concepts others excelled with because of the size of their fanbase. While the company … Continue reading The top five women’s tag teams of the 2010s
Earlier today, former World of Stardom Champion, Kagetsu, held a press conference to announce her retirement. The 11-year veteran debuted in August of 2008. Before she came to Stardom, she worked with Sendai Girls, OZ Academy, and JWP. Kagetsu joined Stardom and the stable, Oedo Tai, in 2015. Since, she went on to become a two-time Artist of Stardom Champion, a two-time Goddess of Stardom … Continue reading Kagetsu announces retirement from pro-wrestling
British women’s wrestling is where it’s at, and Pro Wrestling: EVE proves it once again, after they announce Kagetsu will join the ranks of women wrestlers for WrestleQueendom II. If you were unlucky enough to miss the first WrestleQueendom, last year’s event from EVE was Europe’s biggest ever all-female pro wrestling event. The event garnered praise from critics and fans alike, and drew some of … Continue reading EVE adds Kagetsu to stacked WrestleQueendom II
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