Joshi Spotlight: AJW Japan Grand Prix (Part Two)
JAPAN GRAND PRIX- PART TWO: * Part two of the Japan Grand Prix sees big matches between the “next big stars”- Momoe Nakanishi fights first Kayo Noumi, then Kumiko Maekawa! Nanae Ta...
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JAPAN GRAND PRIX- PART TWO: * Part two of the Japan Grand Prix sees big matches between the “next big stars”- Momoe Nakanishi fights first Kayo Noumi, then Kumiko Maekawa! Nanae Ta...
AJW IN APRIL & MAY: * Time for Zenjo in April! With six matches that I’ve found! The biggest of which is Kaoru Ito facing Kumiko Maekawa, one of the two “these are the future s...
AJW JAPAN GRAND PRIX ’02- PART ONE: (May 26th 2002) * It’s time for more Zenjo at last! And this time it’s the Japan Grand Prix! Which… does it always start in May? I know it usual...
GAEA JAPAN: (May 18th 2002) * We’re at Hamamatsu (no idea) for what seems like a smaller taped show. This set will have a pair of small shows reviewed, mostly D-FIX intermingling w...
ARSION: * Back to ARSION with the rest of early 2002’s stuff! This is mostly scattered stuff, but features several big matches for the company, including Zenjo’s Momoe Nakanishi co...
OZ ACADEMY IN MAY 2002: (ZEPP Tokyo, May 11th, 2002) * There’s four May shows on YouTube, so let’s see how long it takes to get through them…. *reviews* okay so every match on the...
ARSION IN SPRING 2002: * So ARSION releases very, very little in 2002, which is a REALLY bad year for them, but matches are split up enough I can cover some of them in a big chunk....
GAEA JAPAN- YOKOHAMA LIMIT BREAK: (Yokohama Gymnasium, April 7th 2002): * It’s time for another big GAEA Japan show! This one features the big one- the Retirement of Akira Hokuto!...
GAEA JAPAN IN APRIL & MAY 2002: * So GAEA just had a big show on April 7th that saw Akira Hokuto retire at last! But they have only four matches in the remainder of the month a...
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India's bowling coach Sunil Joshi wants attention on Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's batting achievements. Sooryavanshi became the youngest player to score a T20I fifty against Zimbabwe....
By Chris Vetter, ProWrestling.net Contributor... The post Vetter’s Independent Wrestling Roundup: Trey Miguel vs. Lex The Radical, Hazuki vs. Dani Mo for the Spark Joshi Pro Title,...
Hola a todxs and welcome to the Honor Club! This week we had another double feature full great matches with women that noticeably have something to prove. Maya World returned to RO...
Hola a todxs and welcome to the Honor Club! This week ROH had a double feature, first on tuesday night Maya World had a single’s match showcase defeating Tiara James using her ver...
Trish Stratus talks working with long-time veteran Candice LeRae, and is firm that LeRae deserves more of a spotlight than she's gotten so far
Welcome back to my 5-Star Book Reviews series. Today we’ll look at Part Two of my coverage of Jun Akiyama and we’ll focus on his training and debut. The circumstances of Akiyama’s...
From going up against Jaja Santiago-Minowa in the UAAP and the first professional season of the PVL, Jema Galanza is having fun as she teams up with the towering yet very agile mid...
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