Suzume

Suzume in January 2025
Personal information
Born	(1998-11-27)November 27, 1998 (age 27)[2] Ibaraki,Japan
Professional wrestling career
Ring names	Izumi Suzume
Billed height	152 cm (5 ft 0 in)[1]
Debut	2019

Suzume (鈴芽,Suzume) is a Japaneseprofessional wrestler competing inTokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling (TJPW), where she is a formerInternational Princess Champion.^[3][4]

Suzume made herprofessional wrestling debut inTokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling atTJPW Fan Club Show - Pure Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling 3 under the ring name of "Izumi" on August 12, 2019, where she wrestledMirai Maiumi to a time-limit draw.^[5] Suzume competed for various titles promoted by TJPW. AtTJPW Yes! Wonderland 2023 on May 5, she unsuccessfully challengedRika Tatsumi for theInternational Princess Championship.^[6] AtGrand Princess '24 on March 31, 2024, she teamed up with Arisu Endo and defeated Ryo Mizunami andYuki Aino to win thePrincess Tag Team Championship.^[7] AtTokyo Joshi Pro '25 on January 4, 2025, Suzume defeatedYuki Arai to win the International Princess Championship.^[8]

During her time with the promotion, Suzume competed in the two signature tournaments promoted by TJPW. As for theTokyo Princess Cup, she made her first appearance at the 2020 edition, where she defeated Haruna Neko in the first round and fell short toMizuki in the second round.^[9] One year later at the 2021 edition, she took a head start as she defeated Mahiro Kiryu in the second rounds, only to fall short toMaki Itoh in the quarterfinals.^[10] At the 2022 edition, she scored her best result to date when she defeated Pom Harajuku in the second rounds, Rika Tatsumi in the quarterfinals but fell short toYuka Sakazaki in the semifinals.^[11] At the 2023 edition, Suzume fell short toShoko Nakajima in the first rounds.^[12]

Suzume won the 2024 edition of the Futari wa Princess tournament by teaming up with her "Daisy Monkey" tag team partner, Arisu Endo, as they defeatedMiu Watanabe andRika Tatsumi in the finals.^[13]

Suzume also competed at Wrestle Princess, the biggest annual event promoted by TJPW. She made her first appearance at thevery first event of 2020, where she teamed up with Sena Shiori to defeatMei Suruga andMoka Miyamoto.^[14] AtWrestle Princess II on October 9, 2021, she teamed up with Arisu Endo in a losing effort againstRiho andShoko Nakajima.^[15] AtWrestle Princess III on October 9, 2022, she fell short toRyo Mizunami in singles competition.^[16] At thefourth edition of the event from October 9, 2023, she teamed up withAntonio Honda, Pom Harajuku, Shoko Nakajima in a losing effort against Neo Biishiki-gun (Martha,Mei Saint-Michel,Sakisama andYukio Saint Laurent).^[17]

Suzume often competes in theCyberFight branded sister promotionsPro Wrestling Noah andDDT Pro-Wrestling as developmental talent sent by TJPW.^[1]

Suzume participated in theCyberFight Festival, a cross-over event promoted by TJPW, Noah, and DDT. She made her first appearance at the2021 edition of the event where she teamed up with former "BeeStar" tag team partnerMirai Maiumi, Haruka Neko and Moka Miyamoto and Arisu Endo to defeatNao Kakuta,Raku, Pom Harajuku, Mahiro Kiryu and Kaya Toribami in aTen-woman tag team match.^[18] AtCyberFight Festival 2022 she teamed up withHikari Noa andYuki Arai in a losing effort against 12100000 (Miyu Yamashita and Maki Itoh) and Juria Nagano.^[19]

Suzume made her first appearance in aDDT Pro-Wrestling event atUltimate Party 2019 on November 3, where she teamed up with Hikari Noa, Yumi and Mahiro Kiryu to defeat Raku, Pom Harajuku, Haruna Neko and Mirai Maiumi.^[20] She returned to the2023 edition of the event where she teamed up with Arisu Endo and Wakana Uehara in a losing effort against Yuki Arai, Moka Miyamoto and Shin Suzuki.^[21]

AtGCW Vs. TJPW, a cross-over event promoted by TJPW in partnership withGame Changer Wrestling on April 6, 2024, Suzume defeated Pom harajuku andSaki in athree-way match.^[22]

Suzume cited Rika Tatsumi as her major inspiration for becoming a professional wrestler. She also stated that she designs her ring gear.^[23]

• DDT Pro-Wrestling
  • Ironman Heavymetalweight Championship (1 time)^[24]
• Pro Wrestling Illustrated
  • Ranked No. 55 of the top 250 female wrestlers in thePWI Women's 250 in 2025^[25]
• Tokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling
  • International Princess Championship (1 time)^[8]
  • Princess Tag Team Championship (1 time) – withArisu Endo^[26]
  • Futari Wa Princess Max Heart Tournament (2024) – with Arisu Endo

• 1998 births
• Living people
• 21st-century female professional wrestlers
• 21st-century Japanese professional wrestlers
• Japanese female professional wrestlers
• 21st-century Japanese sportswomen
• Professional wrestlers from Ibaraki Prefecture
• Princess Tag Team Champions
• International Princess Champions
• Ironman Heavymetalweight Champions

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