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| World Wonder Ring Stardom[1] | |
Native name | スターダム 女子プロレス |
Romanized name | Sutādamu Joshi Puroresu |
| Formerly | Stardom Co., Ltd. (2010–2019, 2024–present) Bushiroad Fight Co., Ltd. (2019–2024) |
| Company type | Subsidiary |
| Industry | Professional wrestling |
| Genre | Women's professional wrestling (Joshi puroresu) |
| Founded | September 7, 2010; 14 years ago (2010-09-07)[2] |
| Founder | Fuka Kakimoto[3] Nanae Takahashi[3] Rossy Ogawa[3] |
| Headquarters | Sumitomo Nakanosakaue Bldg 1-38-1 Chuo, Nakano, Tokyo, Japan |
Key people | Taro Okada (President andCEO) |
| Products | |
| Services | Licensing |
| Parent | New Japan Pro-Wrestling |
| Website | wwr-stardom.com |
World Wonder Ring Stardom (スターダム 女子プロレス,Sutādamu Joshi Puroresu), often referred to simply asStardom (stylized asST★RDOM),[3] is a Japanesejoshi puroresu orwomen's professional wrestlingpromotion based inNakano, Tokyo, Japan. Stardom was founded in September 2010 by formerAll Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling (AJW) co-producerRossy Ogawa, retiredprofessional wrestler andmixed martial artistFuka Kakimoto, and former AJW veteran professional wrestlerNanae Takahashi. Since June 2024, Stardom is a subsidiary ofNew Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW).
Stardom quickly became one of the topjoshi puroresu promotions, largely thanks togravure idolYuzuki Aikawa becoming the promotion's public face. Much likeJDStar, Stardom also places heavy emphasis on the physical attractiveness of its workers,[4] and publishes several modeling photobooks and calendars of its workers per year.[5][6] Stardom's in-ring style takes influence from mixed martial arts with many workers relying on kicks as the main part of their offense.[4]
Stardom frequently holds shows inTokyo while also often traveling toOsaka for daytime and nighttime events within the same day.[7] In 2020, "We Are Stardom!!" started airing onBS Nittele andTokyo MX, which marked the first time that ajoshi puroresu promotion had a weekly national television program since AJW leftFuji TV in 2002.[8][9]
After retiring from professional wrestling on March 29, 2010,Fuka began trainingYuzuki Aikawa, a notablegravure idol signed toPlatinum Production, the same modeling agency as her, for a career in professional wrestling.[10] In April 2010, Fuka was approached byRossy Ogawa, about starting a new promotion with Aikawa as the top star.[10] During the summer of 2010, Fuka continued training Aikawa for her upcoming debut planned for October, while also training newcomers such asMayu Iwatani,Arisa Hoshiki,Yoshiko,Yoko Bito, and Eri Susa. These plans came together by September when Ogawa held a press conference with the newly formed roster of Fuka's trainees and Aikawa in attendance to announce a new promotion namedWorld Wonder Ring Stardom. Fuka was appointed general manager of the promotion, as well as the role ofring announcer. VeteranAll Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling (AJW) wrestlerNanae Takahashi was appointed the playing manager.[2] In addition to Fuka's trainees, Aikawa, and Takahashi, Takahashi's longtime associate and fellow AJW wrestlerNatsuki☆Taiyo andmixed martial artistMika Nagano, who had some experience in professional wrestling with theIce Ribbon promotion, joined the promotion.[11]
Stardom held its first event, Birth of Nova, on January 23, 2011, inTokyo's Shin-Kiba 1st Ring, the venue that would frequently host events for the promotion in the following years and was also the location of Stardom's earliest trainingdojo.[12][13] Originally, Stardom named and promoted events in the format of "seasons," with one season lasting, on average, two months.[12][14] The opening match involved seasoned Takahashi and Taiyo, as well as Aikawa. The main event of the debut show saw Yoko Bito, who had an extensive Karate background before her wrestling training against 17-year-old Yoshiko. The two were considered the top trainees on the new roster.
Stardom continued holding shows at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring each month before eventually holding their first-ever show atKorakuen Hall on July 24. At the event, 9-year-old Haruka, who had debuted on the first show, facedDDT Pro-Wrestling starKenny Omega in a match that became a viral hit onYouTube, reaching over 1 million views. Several champions were crowned at the event as well. Aikawa defeated Yoshiko to become the first-ever Wonder of Stardom Champion[14][15] and Natsuki Taiyo defeatedJWP wrestlerLeon to win the High Speed Championship. The inaugural World of Stardom Champion was crowned in a four-person tournament, with Takahashi defeating Bito in the final.[14][15] Another notable development in Stardom's Korakuen Hall debut wasfreelancerIo Shirai,[11] who had been appearing in various other Joshi Puroresu promotions alongside her sister,Mio Shirai, andKana as the stableTriple Tails. Shirai made a surprise appearance at the end of Stardom X Stardom, requesting to join the company.
The crowning of the first-everGoddesses of Stardom Championship began on October 10 with the Goddesses of Stardom Tag League, a round-robin tournament that has been held annually since. The team of Yuzuki Aikawa and Yoko Bito, collectively known as BY Hou, defeated Yoshiko and Natsuki Taiyo (Kawasaki Katsushika Saikyou Densetsu) in the finals on November 27.[16]
On November 12, the first Rookie of Stardom award was given, in which rookie wrestlers that had debuted within the year faced off. The final saw Yoshiko defeating Arisa Hoshiki to become the first recipient.
In May 2012, Io Shirai had gone to Mexico for a tour and was involved in an incident when returning to Japan. Upon her return to Japan, Shirai and then-boyfriend Nosawa Rongai (a freelance Japanese professional wrestler) were arrested at theNarita International Airport inNarita, Chiba on suspicion of trying to smuggle 75 grams ofmarijuana hidden inside paintings of the two into the country.[17][18] Both Shirai and Nosawa denied the charges, claiming that the paintings were gifts from fans. Shirai was released from a detention center on June 12.[19][20] On June 21, Shirai held a press conference, publicly apologizing to her fans, employers and co-workers, while again denying the charges.[21][22] On June 28, Japan's public prosecutor's office decided not to prosecute Shirai over the incident.[23] On July 9, Mexico-based Japanese wrestlerTakuya Sugi held a press conference and confessed to planting the drugs on Shirai and Nosawa. According to Sugi, Masahiro Hayashi, who worked as a liaison betweenLucha Libre AAA Worldwide and Japan and who apparently had a personal grudge with Nosawa, had promised him a contract extension with AAA in exchange for the deed.[24][25][26][27][28]
The first 5★Star Grand Prix, a two-block round-robin tournament, commenced on August 19 at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring, and ran until September 30, becoming their biggest annual tournament every year.[29] The finals saw Yuzuki Aikawa defeating Kyoko Kimura on September 30.
At Stardom Year-End Climax in December, the creation of the promotion's trios championship, theArtist of Stardom Championship, was announced.[30]
Stardom's next Korakuen Hall show on March 17, Stardom the Highest, would mark a World of Stardom title change for the first time when German wrestlerAlpha Female, now aligned with Kyoko Kimura's Kimura Monster-gun unit, defeatedNanae Takahashi for the World of Stardom Championship.[31][32] On April 29, Yuzuki Aikawa had the first of what would become a tradition for many departing Stardom wrestlers in the form of agauntlet match, where they face the entire roster in one-minute singles matches.
Stardom Ryōgoku Cinderella Champions Fiesta 2013 was the biggest event in the history of Stardom in its two-year history to that point, taking place April 29 at the historicRyōgoku Kokugikan venue in Tokyo.[33] It was the first joshi puroresu event held in the venue in six years.[34] The card featured four of Stardom's five titles on the line, various participants from other wrestling promotions, including male wrestlers, and was headlined by the retirement match of Yuzuki Aikawa. The event was attended by 5,500 fans, making it Stardom's largest crowd to date in their two-year history.[35][36][37][38][39] A special movie edition of the event, featuring backstage material, was premiered at a theater inIchikawa, Chiba and released onDVD on September 28.[40][41]
In 2014, a new monthly television program began airing on Samurai TV during this time calledStardom Cafe. The program was hosted by Yuzuki Aikawa and took place in a cafe. Aikawa interviewed various wrestlers on the roster as well as showed highlights of recent matches and activities outside the ring.Stardom Cafe ran each month until December 2015.
Starting in 2015, Stardom began holding Korakuen Hall shows every month, making them the first Joshi Puroresu promotion sinceGaea Japan to do so.
At Stardom's next Korakuen Hall show on February 22, 2015, Stardom Queen's Shout, the main event of Yoshiko defending her World of Stardom Championship againstAct Yasukawa ended in controversy when the match had to be ended prematurely. Yoshiko and Yasukawa beganshooting on each other, a boundary in professional wrestling that is rarely crossed. Yoshiko gained the advantage in the situation and severely injured Yasukawa's face, to the point where veteran refereeKyohei Wada had to stop the match. Following the match, Yasukawa was rushed to a Tokyo hospital,[42][43] where she was diagnosed with fractured cheek, nasal and orbital bones and required surgery.[44][45] Yasukawa had, just two months earlier, returned from a long injury break brought on by thyroid issues, during which she had also underwent cataract surgery.[42] In addition to the outcome, leading up to the show, Yoshiko had refused to sign the contract for the match, as she felt Yasukawa was unfit to challenge for her title after their previous title match had been cancelled due to Yasukawa'sGraves' disease flare. Yoshiko eventually signed the contract in the ring just before their match after Yasukawa and her new Oedo Tai teammates attacked her. Stardom's president Rossy Ogawa publicly apologized for the incident and called an emergency meeting for February 23 with general managerFuka Kakimoto and top senpais for the roster to discuss the situation.[46][47][48] On February 25, Stardom held a press conference where Yoshiko publicly apologized for her actions, was stripped of the World of Stardom Championship and was suspended indefinitely. Ogawa, Kakimoto and Takahashi also announced they were taking a 30% pay cut for the next three months. Stardom also banned face punches from the promotion. Violations resulted in a disqualification for the first offense. A ringside doctor is now assigned to all future events andKairi Hojo was subsequently named intermediary between the wrestlers and management in order to bring the two sides closer.[49][50][51] The incident received mainstream attention in Japan and became known asSeisan Matchi (凄惨マッチ, "Ghastly Match").[52][53] This would end up being Yoshiko's final appearance for Stardom.[54][55]
April 23 saw the beginning of a new annual event, the Cinderella Tournament, a one-day single-elimination tournament, with the winner being presented a dress byYuzuki Aikawa and is granted a wish of their choice. The methods of winning consist of pinfall, submission, over-the-top-rope elimination, ten-minute time limit (except for the final), with time limit draws resulting in a double elimination.Mayu Iwatani won the first tournament by defeatingKoguma in the final.
Also in 2015, Stardom held shows inLos Angeles County, California.[56][57] This was the first time that Stardom held shows outside of Japan. Stardom's first United States show took place on October 16 inCovina, California, main evented by Io Shirai successfully defending her Wonder of Stardom Championship againstMia Yim. The second show took place two days later inBaldwin Park, California, headlined by Thunder Rock retaining their Goddesses of Stardom Championship against the team of Hiroyo Matsumoto &Kellie Skater.
In November, Stardom began an interpromotional feud withSendai Girls' Pro Wrestling during the latter's Korakuen Hall show. The event sawMeiko Satomura,Dash Chisako,Sendai Sachiko, Cassandra Miyagi, Mika Iwata, andChihiro Hashimoto against Io Shirai, Mayu Iwatani, Kairi Hojo, Momo Watanabe, Hiromi Mimura, and Kris Wolf, in a series of singles matches with gauntlet rules. Three days later, at Stardom's Korakuen Hall show,Mayu Iwatani was defeated byMeiko Satomura in her challenge for theWorld of Stardom Championship andIo Shirai successfully defended herWonder of Stardom Championship against challenger Sendai Sachiko; the two had gone to a time limit draw three days earlier.
On February 28, 2016, Stardom launchedStardom World, a worldwide paid video service throughYouTube.[58][59] The service was later moved to its own website.[60] In April, Io Shirai, Kairi Hojo and Mayu Iwatani represented Stardom in the United States, taking part in events forLucha Underground and a match at theCauliflower Alley Club.[61][62]
In May, Threedom (Shirai, Iwatani, and Hojo) traveled to Europe, taking part in shows inSpain,France, andEngland. A new championship was introduced on the show in Spain, theStardom World Association (SWA) World Championship.[63][64] Io Shirai defeatedToni Storm in a tournament final to determine the first champion. The qualifications of defending the SWA title were that the opponent must be a different nationality to the champion.
On February 18, 2018, Stardom announced the creation of the promotion's seventh active title, the Future of Stardom Championship, the title is meant for wrestlers with less than two years of experience in professional wrestling or under the age of 20.[65]
Stardom also introduced a new collaboration withFire Pro Wrestling World, a video game developed bySpike Chunsoft.[66] This would be Stardom's first involvement with a video game and was released on August 22, 2019.[67][68]Kagetsu,Hazuki,Andras Miyagi,Utami Hayashishita,Momo Watanabe,Mayu Iwatani,Arisa Hoshiki,Starlight Kid,Jungle Kyona, andHana Kimura would be the Stardom wrestlers that were created for the release and all appeared in the ring during the announcement.[68][67]
On October 17, a press conference was held in which the purchase of Stardom by entertainment company,Bushiroad, was announced.[69] Bushiroad is also the owner ofNew Japan Pro-Wrestling, making Stardom their sister promotion.[70] Rossy Ogawa would remain as Stardom's executive producer.[71][69][72] Katsuhiko Harada was appointed as president, Harada was the former president of New Japan Pro-Wrestling from 2016 until 2018.[73][74]
AtNew Japan Pro-Wrestling'sWrestle Kingdom 14 on January 4, 2020,Mayu Iwatani andArisa Hoshiki facedHana Kimura andGiulia in a tag teamdark match, marking the first women's match to take place at a Wrestle Kingdom event.[75]
On March 5, the second Fire Pro Wrestling World collaboration was released, with Giulia,Death Yama-san,Konami,Saya Iida,Tam Nakano,Saki Kashima,Bea Priestley,AZM,Natsuko Tora,Sumire Natsu, andSaya Kamitani added to the game.[76][77][78][79][80][81]
Apart from the March 8Korakuen Hall show, Stardom canceled all remaining March shows due to theCOVID-19 pandemic in Japan.[82][83][84][85][86][87][88][89][90][91][92][93] No People Gate was presented from an empty Korakuen Hall on March 8, and was aired live on their YouTube channel.[94][95][87][96] The next Stardom show would be the Cinderella Tournament on March 24, and was held at Korakuen Hall with a limited number of tickets sold at the door.[97][98][99][100][101] Fans and venue staff went through temperature checks and face masks were mandatory.[102][98][103] Additional events were canceled throughout April and May, meaning Stardom's Ota Ward Gym show and the unit-produced shows held duringGolden Week in early May would no longer be taking place.[104][105][106][107] In the meantime, Stardom wrestlers began doing live streams on the Stardom YouTube channel and social media to interact with fans.[108][109][110][111][112][113]
On 23 May 2020,Hana Kimura committed suicide in a case investigated ascyberbullying after an incident traced to her appearance on theFuji TV reality showTerrace House. On 16 December 2020, Osaka police announced a case is pending in thelegal system with a gentleman from the area the suspect.[114][115]
On August 15, 2020, Stardom canceled a Saturday show inOsaka, putting a halt to the 5-star Grand Prix, after a performer tested positive forCOVID-19.
On December 20, 2020, the experience level required for the Future of Stardom Title was changed from two years to less than three years of wrestling experience.
On November 20, 2022, Stardom held a co-promoted event with sister promotion New Japan Pro-Wrestling namedHistoric X-Over.[116] On July 29, Stardom and NJPW announced theIWGP Women's Championship, a title for Stardom that would be defended at NJPW events both in Japan and the United States with the inaugural champion being crowned at Historic X-Over.[117] At the event, Kairi defeated Iwatani to become the inaugural champion.[118]
On December 1, 2023, Taro Okada replaced Katsuhiko Harada as president.[119]
On December 15, Stardom was announced as one of the founding members of theUnited Japan Pro-Wrestling alliance, a joint effort to further develop professional wrestling in Japan through promotion and organization, withSeiji Sakaguchi being named as the chairman of the project.[120]
On February 5, 2024, it was announced that Bushiroad had fired Rossy Ogawa from the promotion due to alleged talent poaching.[121][122][123][124][125] On 15 April 2024 Ogawa announced the creation of rival promotionDream Star Fighting Marigold (Marigold); several members of the Stardom roster jumped ship to join Ogawa. Amongst them wereGiulia,Utami Hayashishita,Mirai,Nanae Takahashi,Mai Sakurai,Yuzuki and ex-Ice Ribbon nativeNao Ishikawa.[122][123][124][125]
On April 23, it was announced that Stardom's sister promotion New Japan Pro-Wrestling would fully acquire the company on June 28, with Stardom becoming a subsidiary of NJPW. After the acquisition, Stardom no longer operates as Bushiroad Fight, instead being renamed to Stardom Co. Ltd.[126]
Domestic:
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As of March 28, 2025
| Championship | Current champion(s) | Reign | Date won | Days held[127] | Location | Notes | |
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| World of Stardom Championship |  | Saya Kamitani | 1 | December 29, 2024 | 89 | Tokyo,Japan | DefeatedTam Nakano atDream Queendom 2024. |
| Wonder of Stardom Championship |  | Starlight Kid | 1 | December 29, 2024 | 89 | Tokyo,Japan | DefeatedNatsupoi atDream Queendom 2024. |
| Goddesses of Stardom Championship |   | wing★gori (Hanan andSaya Iida) | 1 (1, 1) | December 29, 2024 | 89 | Tokyo,Japan | DefeatedH.A.T.E. Supreme (Momo Watanabe andThekla) atDream Queendom 2024. |
| Artist of Stardom Championship | .jpg)   | Neo Genesis (AZM andStarlight Kid andMiyu Amasaki) | 1 (4, 2, 1) | February 2, 2025 | 54 | Tokyo,Japan | DefeatedCosmic Angels (Tam Nakano,Saori Anou andNatsupoi) atSupreme Fight 2025. |
| High Speed Championship |  | Mei Seira | 2 | July 28, 2024 | 243 | Sapporo, Japan | DefeatedSaya Kamitani atSapporo World Rendezvous: Night 2 |
| Championship | Current champion(s) | Reign | Date won | Days held | Location | Notes | |
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| Future of Stardom Championship |  | Hina | 1 | February 24, 2025 | 32 | Utsunomiya,Japan | DefeatedMiyu Amasaki atPath of Thunder. |
| New Blood Tag Team Championship |  .jpg) | Rice Or Bread (Waka Tsukiyama andHanako) | 1 (1, 1) | December 26, 2024 | 92 | Tokyo, Japan | DefeatedDevil Princess (Rina andAzusa Inaba) atNew Blood 17. |
| Championship | Current champion(s) | Reign | Date won | Days held | Location | Notes | |
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| IWGP Women's Championship |  | Mayu Iwatani | 1 | April 23, 2023 | 705 | Yokohama,Japan | DefeatedMercedes Moné atAll Star Grand Queendom. |
| Strong Women's Championship | _(cropped).jpg) | Mercedes Moné | 1 | June 30, 2024 | 271 | Elmont, New York | DefeatedStephanie Vaquer in aWinner Takes All match also for Moné'sAEW TBS Championship atForbidden Door. |
In Stardom, the Grand Slam consists of all the available titles promoted by the company except the developmental and shared championships. They are theWorld of Stardom Championship, theWonder of Stardom Championship, theGoddesses of Stardom Championship, theArtist of Stardom Championship, theHigh Speed Championship and theSWA World Championship. The notion of "grand slam" officially started being mentioned on May 5, 2022, whenMayu Iwatani became the second wrestler in the company to achieve the feature afterIo Shirai.[128]
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| Dates inbold | The date the wrestler completed the Grand Slam |
| Champion | Primary championship | Secondary championship | Tag team championship | Trios championship | Tertiary championship | Divisional championship |
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| World of Stardom Championship | Wonder of Stardom Championship | Goddesses of Stardom Championship | Artist of Stardom Championship | SWA World Championship | High Speed Championship | |
| Io Shirai | April 29, 2013 | May 17, 2015 | May 6, 2015 (withMayu Iwatani) | December 7, 2014 (withMayu Iwatani andTakumi Iroha) | May 21, 2016 | May 6, 2014 |
| Mayu Iwatani | June 21, 2017 | July 27, 2014 | May 6, 2015 (withIo Shirai) | December 29, 2013 (withHiroyo Matsumoto andMiho Wakizawa) | May 5, 2022 | October 11, 2015 |
| Tournament | Latest winner(s) | Date won | Notes |
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| 5★Star Grand Prix | Maika | August 31, 2024 | Round-robin tournament with a head-to-head final match. |
| Cinderella Tournament | Sayaka Kurara | March 15, 2025 | Asingle-elimination tournament, where the winner gets a wish fulfilled. From 2015 to 2020 held as a One-day event.[129] |
| Goddesses of Stardom Tag League | wing★gori (Hanan andSaya Iida) | December 8, 2024 | Tag team tournament held in around-robin format in 2011, 2012, 2014, 2016–2022,[16][30][130][131][132] and in asingle-elimination format in 2013 and 2015.[133][134] |
| Stardom Rookie of the Year | Yuzuki | January 3, 2024[135] | A tournament held at the end of the year and contested between wrestlers who made their debuts during the year. Has been held in various formats; in 2011, 2012, 2015, 2016 and 2024 as asingle-elimination tournament,[16][30][136][137][135] in 2013 and 2017 as one singles match,[31][138] and in 2014 as a three-waytomoe-sen match.[139] |
| Triangle Derby | Abarenbo GE | January 3, 2024[135] | Asix-woman tag team tournament.[140] |
Since 2008,Pro Wrestling Illustrated (PWI) has published a list of top female professional wrestlers each year on thePWI Female 50,[141] However, it wasn't until 2018 thatPWI would expand their list to 100 wrestlers to include international wrestlers, Stardom included.[142] In 2021,PWI expanded the list to 150 wrestlers.[143] It was expanded and renamed again toWomen’s 250 in 2023.[142][144]
| Year | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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| PWI Women's 100 | ||||||||||
| 2018[145] | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | Mayu Iwatani | - | - |
| 2019[146] | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| 2020[147] | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | Mayu Iwatani |
| PWI Women's 150 | ||||||||||
| 2021[148] | - | Utami Hayashishita | - | - | - | - | Syuri | - | Tam Nakano | - |
| 2022[149] | Syuri | - | - | - | - | - | Saya Kamitani | - | Starlight Kid | - |
| PWI Women's 250 | ||||||||||
| 2023[150] | - | Giulia | - | - | Tam Nakano | - | - | - | - | - |
| 2024[151] | - | - | - | Maika | - | - | - | - | - | - |
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