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Oz Academy

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Japanese professional wrestling promotion
Oz Academy
Oz Academy logo
AcronymOz
FoundedJune 21, 1998[1]
StyleJoshi puroresu
Hardcore wrestling
HeadquartersShinjuku, Tokyo[1]
FounderMayumi Ozaki[1]
Websiteoz-academy.com

Oz Academy (OZアカデミー,OZ Akademī) is a Japanesejoshi puroresu orwomen's professional wrestlingpromotion founded byMayumi Ozaki. The promotion's full official name isOz Academy Women's Professional Wrestling (OZアカデミー女子プロレス,OZ Akademī Joshi Puroresu).[1] In addition to the contracted members of the roster, Oz Academy has also employed some of the topfreelancers in all ofjoshi puroresu, includingAyumi Kurihara,Hiroyo Matsumoto,Manami Toyota andTomoka Nakagawa. The promotion has a television deal with Gaora.[2]

History

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Oz Academy founderMayumi Ozaki

While working in theGaea Japan promotion in mid-90s, Ozaki formed thevillainous Oz Academystable withChikayo Nagashima,Rieko Amano and Sugar Sato, eventually opening atraining school under the same name.[3] Oz Academy eventually started promoting sporadicindependent events, featuring members of the stable and Ozaki's trainees, with the first event held on June 21, 1998.[1] Following the folding of Gaea Japan in 2005, Ozaki turned Oz Academy into a full promotion with a full schedule of approximately one to two events per month, while also recruiting veteran wrestlersAja Kong,Dynamite Kansai andSonoko Kato to serve as the backbone of the promotion.[1][4][5] Oz Academy remained withoutchampionships for nearly nine years, before introducing theOz Academy Openweight Championship in March 2007 and theOz Academy Tag Team Championship in July 2008.[6][7]

Mayumi Ozaki has always been a focal point of Oz Academy events and storylines, with different variations of her original Oz Academy stable trying to dominate and keep themselves on top of the promotion. The stable has gone under many different names, including D-Fix,[8] Ozaki-gun,[9] Ozaki-gundan,[10] and currently, Seikigun.[11] At the end of each year, Oz Academy allows its fans to vote on different awards, including MVP of the Year, Singles Match of the Year and Tag Team Match of the Year, which are then presented to the winners at the "Best Wizard" award ceremony.[12] Oz Academy is based inShinjuku, Tokyo and holds most of its events inShinjuku Face.[1][4] The promotion itself considers the formation of the stable in 1996 as its starting point and celebrated its 20th anniversary on November 13, 2016.[13]

Roster

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Wrestlers

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Ring nameReal nameUnitNotes
Akino[14]Mika AkinoMission K4
Hiroyo Matsumoto[15]UnknownBeast FriendFreelancer
Itsuki Aoki[16]Aika AokiUnaffiliated
Jaguar YokotaRimi YokotaUnaffiliatedWorld Woman Pro-Wrestling Diana
Kakeru Sekiguchi[17]UnknownMission K4Freelancer
Kaori Yoneyama[18]Kaori YoneyamaBeast FriendFreelancer
Owner of YMZ Pro Wrestling
KohakuHana IwakiUnaffiliatedFreelancer
Maya Yukihi[19]UnknownSeiki-gunFreelancer
Mayumi Ozaki[20]Mayumi OzakiSeiki-gunOwner
Ram Kaicho[21]Ram KaichoUnaffiliated
Rina Yamashita[22]UnknownUnaffiliatedFreelancer
Ryo Mizunami[23]Ayane MizumuraUnaffiliatedFreelancer
Saori Anou[24]UnknownSeiki-gunFreelancer
Oz Academy Openweight Champion
Sonoko Kato[25]Sonoko KatoMission K4Oz Academy Pioneer 3-Way Champion
Tsubasa Kuragaki[26]Yasuko KuragakiUnaffiliatedFreelancer
Yuu[27]UnknownBeast FriendFreelancer

Other on-air personnel

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Ring nameReal nameNotes
Police[28]UnknownSeiki-gun

Referees

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See also:Referee (professional wrestling)
Ring nameReal nameNotes
Sachiko ItoSachiko Ito[29]Referee
Mio[30]UnknownReferee
Affiliated with Seiki-gun

Broadcast team

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Ring nameReal nameNotes
Dynamite Kansai[31]Chieko SuzukiRing announcer
Hiroyuki Nakamura[32]UnknownRing announcer

Notable alumni

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Ring nameReal nameNotes
Alex LeeIrena Janjic
Aoi KizukiAoi Kizuki
Ayumi KuriharaAyumi Kurihara[33]Retired on August 4, 2013
Carlos AmanoRieko Amano[34]Retired on August 17, 2014
CherryUnknown
Chikayo NagashimaChikayo Nagashima[35]Resigned on August 23, 2015
Devil MasamiMasami Yoshida[36]Retired on December 30, 2008
Dynamite KansaiChieko Suzuki[37]Retired on December 11, 2016[38]
KurumiHiragi Kurumi
HirenYurie Kaneko[39]Retired on November 8, 2011
Kaori NakayamaKaori Nakayama[40]Retired on October 23, 2002
KaoruKaoru Maeda[41]
Kaoru ItoKaoru Ito
Manami ToyotaManami Toyota[42]Retired on November 3, 2017.[43][44]
Mika NishioMika Nishio[45]Retired from wrestling in April 2006, continued working as a manager until March 20, 2016, when she retired due to pregnancy[46][47]
Nao KomatsuNao Komatsu[48]Injured on December 9, 2012
Ran Yu-YuTomoko Miyaguchi[49]Retired on December 9, 2012
RieRie Nakamura
Sakura HirotaSakura Hirota
Sugar SatoToshie Sato[50]Retired on June 26, 2005
Takako InoueTakako Inoue[51]
Tomoka NakagawaTomoka Nakagawa[52]Retired on December 4, 2014

Notable guests

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Championships

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ChampionshipCurrent champion(s)ReignDate wonDays heldLocationNotes
Oz Academy Openweight ChampionshipSaori Anou1April 13, 2025224+Tokyo, JapanDefeatedRyo Mizunami atOZ Academy Battle Big Bonus 2025.
Oz Academy Tag Team Championship
Gojizones United
(Hiroyo Matsumoto and Zones)
1
(7, 1)
August 17, 202598+Tokyo, JapanDefeated Phantom Limit (Kohaku andTsubasa Kuragaki) atOZ Academy Plum No Hanasaku OZ No Kuni 2025.
Oz Academy Pioneer 3-Way ChampionshipSonoko Kato1November 16, 20257+Naha, JapanDefeatedKakeru Sekiguchi andAkino in athree-way match atOZ Academy Battle Big Bonus 2025 In Okinawa.

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