GODDESS OF STARS 2019 (Daytime)
December 1st (Sun) Osaka, Sekaikan (Attendance: 285 people = Sold out)
Match Results
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◆Single match 15 minutes |
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Andras Miyagi |
2 minutes 6 seconds |
Reo Onozaki |
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◆Single match 15 minutes |
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Tora Natsuko |
7 minutes 24 seconds |
Yuzuki Hoshino |
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◆Tag match 15 minutes 1 match |
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○Small waves |
8 minutes 42 seconds |
Iida Saya |
| Zoe Lucas |
Saya Kamitani ● |
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◆TCS vs. Oedo Tai 6-Man Tag Team Match, 20-Minute Time Limit, One Fall |
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Kimura Hana |
7 minutes 7 seconds, |
Summer violets |
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Jungle Scream |
Jamie Hayter |
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○DEATH Yama-san |
"Session Moss" Martina ● |
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◆STARS vs. Queen's Quest 8-Person Tag Team Match, 30-Minute Time Limit, One Fall |
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Nakano Tam |
10 minutes 39 seconds |
Bea Priestley |
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Kashima Saki |
Watanabe Momo |
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Riho |
Utami Hayashishita |
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| ○Starlight Kid |
AZM● |
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◆STARS vs. Oedo Tai Tag Team Match, 30-minute time limit, one fall |
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○ Mayu Iwatani |
15 minutes 17 seconds |
Kagetsu |
| Arisa Hoshiki |
Hazuki● |
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Match Details Report
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◆Single match 15 minutes |
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Andras Miyagi |
2 minutes 6 seconds |
Reo Onozaki |
Andras Miyagi, who lost the Artist of Stardom Championship at Shin-Kiba on November 23rd and left Oedo Tai due to a deliberate falling out, will appear in the first match of the tournament marking the start of the new system, facing Reo Onozaki in a singles match. What actions will the lone wolf Andras take from here? Her performance in this match will be closely watched
As Andras entered the ring, Onozaki launched a surprise dropkick attack. However, Andras dodged it and caught him in a face lock. Onozaki escaped, but Andras tightened the grip on his face. Andras released the hold and went for a body slam. Onozaki rolled him up, but Andras countered with a headlock. Onozaki reversed it and delivered a face crusher. Andras blocked Onozaki's series of elbows one after another. Onozaki hit a back elbow against Andras's charge. Onozaki continued to pressure Andras with a series of roll-ups. Andras weathered the storm and applied a face lock, forcing Onozaki to tap out. Andras secured a quick victory. After being declared the winner, Andras left the ring without a word
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◆Single match 15 minutes |
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Tora Natsuko |
7 minutes 24 seconds |
Yuzuki Hoshino |
Yuzuki Hoshino made her debut on November 23rd in Shin-Kiba against Jungle Kyona. The following day, she teamed with Hinami against AZM and Reo Onozaki, marking her third match since her debut. Although she accompanied the tour during her trainee days, this match was her first in Osaka since her debut. What will she show in this singles match against Natsuko Tora? Natsuko, on the other hand, is making her ring debut since being chosen for Hazuki's retirement match. First, she will lend a hand to her opponent, who is still relatively new to the ring
After a lock-up, Natsuko pushes Hoshino away, and they grapple again. It becomes a test of strength, and Natsuko pushes Hoshino away once more. Natsuko kicks and twists Hoshino's arm, but Hoshino regains control of the arm. Natsuko twists Hoshino's arm again, and Hoshino counters, but Natsuko puts her in a headlock. Hoshino tries to throw her into the ropes, but Natsuko doesn't cooperate and continues to tighten the hold. Natsuko puts her weight into it, forcing Hoshino to give up. She then drives Hoshino into the corner and stomps on her. Hoshino goes for an elbow, but Natsuko retaliates, taunting her with "What's wrong with the promising rookie!?" Hoshino delivers a series of dropkicks, which Natsuko withstands. Hoshino jumps on her from behind and applies a sleeper hold. Natsuko escapes by slamming Hoshino into the corner, but Hoshino hits her with a running dropkick. Hoshino rolls her up and attempts a hurricanrana. Natsuko kicks out, and Hoshino hits a dropkick and a body slam. However, Natsuko crushes her. When Hoshino retaliated, Natsuko delivered a flurry of elbows. Hoshino fought back with a barrage of elbows of her own. When Hoshino charged, Natsuko hit a shoulder tackle and a leg drop. Natsuko then lifted Hoshino up, signaling the finish. Hoshino escaped and rolled her up, then delivered three consecutive dropkicks. As she ran along the ropes, Natsuko countered with an elbow smash. Natsuko then lifted her up and went for a Kamikaze. Hoshino kicked out, but Natsuko delivered a frog splash. Hoshino couldn't kick out, and Natsuko secured the pinfall
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◆Tag match 15 minutes 1 match |
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○Small waves |
8 minutes 42 seconds |
Iida Saya |
| Zoe Lucas |
Saya Kamitani ● |
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The Sayasaya duo of Saya Iida and Saya Kamitani will continue their partnership even after the tag league tournament ends. This marks their third consecutive tag team match since the series concluded. In this match, they will face Konami and Zoe Lucas, the same team they teamed up with in the 3-Way Match on November 23rd in Shin-Kiba. The Sayasaya duo aims for further success as an official tag team
The starting pitchers were Lucas and Iida. When Iida grabbed the arm..
Lucas applies a headlock. After a struggle for the arms, Lucas lands a back kick. Kamitani grabs Lucas on the apron, but Iida dodges the attack. Lucas and Konami team up to attack Iida. As they stomp on Iida, Konami officially enters the ring and applies a soccer ball look before pinning him with one knee. Iida kicks out, and Konami applies a sleeper hold. Iida escapes, but Konami chases Kamitani away and stomps on his face. Lucas also takes down Kamitani who is on the sidelines before delivering a corner spinning kick to Iida. Lucas is in a split position. Iida endures and shouts "Don't mess with me!" before delivering a series of dropkicks. Kamitani tags in and delivers three consecutive body slams. Kamitani goes for a sickle hold. Konami tries to break it up, but Iida stops her and applies a Palo Special. Kamitani then applies a reverse figure-four leglock to Lucas. When Lucas escapes, Kamitani takes him to the center and delivers a series of elbows. Konami hits Kamitani with a series of middle kicks. Kamitani takes the kicks and catches Konami's leg. Konami delivers a series of elbows, but Kamitani counters with a middle kick followed by a sliding kick. Konami goes for an ankle lock. Kamitani counters with a dropkick. Konami throws Kamitani into the corner and charges, but Kamitani dodges and takes turns attacking with Iida. They land a double dropkick, and Kamitani delivers a dropkick from behind. Konami retaliates and goes for an ankle lock. After a struggle for the back, Iida lands a missile kick, followed by Kamitani's missile kick, but Lucas makes the cut. Lucas throws Iida out and delivers a series of elbows to Kamitani, then teams up with Konami, but Lucas's face crusher is dodged by Kamitani and hits his teammate instead. Kamitani delivers a series of elbows to Konami. Konami dodges the charge and goes for an ankle lock followed by a German suplex, but Iida makes the cut in time. Lucas split the opposing team with a high kick to Iida, and Konami delivered a buzzsaw kick to Kamitani for the three count. Konami and Lucas won the match
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◆TCS vs. Oedo Tai 6-Man Tag Team Match, 20-Minute Time Limit, One Fall |
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Kimura Hana |
7 minutes 7 seconds, |
Summer violets |
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Jungle Scream |
Jamie Hayter |
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○DEATH Yama-san |
"Session Moss" Martina ● |
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TCS and Oedo Tai clash in a six-woman tag team match. TCS's team consists of Hana Kimura, Jungle Kyona, and DEATH Yamasan., while Oedo Tai's lineup is Natsu Sumire, Jamie Hayter, and "Session Moth" Martina. It seems DEATH Yamasan. is still going strong in Stardom's new system. On the other hand, Oedo Tai has lost Andras Miyagi and Hazuki retired at Korakuen Hall on December 24th. There are concerns about a decrease in their strength, but they need to start by getting results in matches like this
The Oedo Tai members hesitated to go first, and Martina was pushed out to face Kyoka. Martina seemed very afraid of Kyoka. Martina tried to psych herself up by saying "Let's wrestle!", but still asked to tag in. Kyoka then offered her a can of beer, saying she had a present for her. As Martina was about to accept, Kyoka delivered a shoulder tackle. Natsu entered the ring, specified a brand of beer, and started hitting her with the can. The entire Oedo Tai team sprayed beer at Kyoka. Natsu cornered Kyoka and delivered a Bronco Buster. Martina and Hayter followed suit. Natsu delivered a brainbuster and then handed the match to Hayter. Hayter delivered a series of stomps and charged forward, but Hana cut her off and Kyoka delivered a shoulder tackle. Hana and Kyoka delivered a double shoulder tackle and slammed a Death Yama onto Hayter. Hana put Hayter in a Manji Gatame. When Hayter escaped, Hana delivered a series of elbows and a big boot. Hayter knocks Hana down with a series of lariats. Hayter picks Hana up and prepares for a brainbuster, but Hana resists and slams him down instead. However, Hayter quickly gets back up and slams him into her. Deathyama lands a series of elbows on Martina. He attempts a corner attack, but Natsu whips him and cuts him off. Natsu hits a Manhattan Drop, and Martina hits a Codebreaker. Deathyama rolls her up. Hana hits a big boot, and Deathyama rolls her up for the three count. Deathyama defeats Martina
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◆STARS vs. Queen's Quest 8-Person Tag Team Match, 30-Minute Time Limit, One Fall |
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Nakano Tam |
10 minutes 39 seconds |
Bea Priestley |
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Kashima Saki |
Watanabe Momo |
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Riho |
Utami Hayashishita |
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| ○Starlight Kid |
AZM● |
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STARS and Queen's Quest will face off in an 8-woman tag team match. STARS consists of Tam Nakano, Saki Kashima, and Starlight Kid, joined by Riho, who teamed with Kid in the tag league tournament. Queen's Quest, on the other hand, is comprised of Bea Priestley, Momo Watanabe, Utami Hayashishita, and AZM. Although Priestley lost the red belt, Momo, Utami, and AZM captured the Artist of Stardom Championship at Shin-Kiba on November 23rd. To showcase their momentum, Nakano's STARS team will be an ideal opponent for the champion trio
STARS and Priestley shake hands. The match starts with Kid and AZM as the starting wrestlers, engaging in a fierce exchange of rope work. Dropkicks land on each other, and they glare at each other. Kashima immediately rolls up Momo in a series of pins. Momo counters, and the pins are rolled up back and forth. When Kashima charges, Momo delivers a dropkick. QQ rushes in to support Momo. Momo delivers a soccer ball kick to Kashima. Responding to calls of "one more time," she lands another one. Utami delivers a body slam to Kashima followed by a camel clutch. AZM and Priestley then kick her from both sides. Priestley stomps on Kashima's face in her corner and delivers a dropkick from behind. Kashima hits a hurricanrana followed by a big boot. Priestley counters, and Riho delivers a diving body attack. Both dodge each other's charges, and their knees collide. Riho drives Priestley to the ropes, but is hit with a counter knee. Utami hits Riho with a dropkick followed by a sleeper hold. When Riho escapes, Utami takes her back. Riho counters with a foot stomp. Nakano hits Utami with a running kick. Utami uses a series of judo moves to slam Nakano to the mat. Momo hits Nakano with a middle kick. Nakano retaliates with an elbow. Momo hits several times, and Nakano returns the favor with several hits of her own. Nakano charges, and Momo counters with a middle kick followed by a Soumatou. Nakano retaliates with a kick to the side of the head. Nakano rolls Momo up and applies a kneebar. Momo dodges Nakano's kicks in succession and lands a high kick. Nakano counters with a spinning kick to Momo, leaving both of them down. Kid and AZM exchange dropkicks. AZM hits a missile kick followed by a brainbuster. Kid counters, and AZM applies an armbar followed by an armlock. However, Kid's legs reach the ropes. Kid hits AZM with a 619, Nakano with a back drop, and Kid rolls her up. Kid hits AZM with a Cutie Special. AZM kicks out and Kid goes to the corner. Utami drops her with a Deadly Drive and AZM hits a diving foot stomp. AZM declares she's going for the finish but is rolled up. After an exchange of roll-ups, Kid jumps on her but AZM counters with a high kick and a Mystica, but Kid rolls her up. AZM kicks out and Priestley hits a high kick, and the four members of QQ hit a dropkick but it's dodged. Riho, Kashima, and Nakano hit kicks and Kid slams AZM down. The three count is called and STARS wins
Kid: "STARS won! So, Saki-chan, Tam-chan, and Artist, how about the three of us go for it? Hey, we beat AZM, so we can challenge for the title. And Riho-san, we drew against the Goddess Champions Konami and Kyoka in the tag league. So I think we're qualified to challenge for the title. Won't you challenge with us!?"
As Riho reached for the microphone, a screaming woman appeared
Shouting Woman: "Clap, clap, clap, clap. Kicchan, you did a great job again today. I was waiting because I thought you'd be heading out soon. But you know, isn't the reason your tag team is so highly regarded because Riho-sama is in it?"
Kid slaps Kyoko
Konami: "Well, well, well. I want to have the Goddess belt. I want to have it with us. That's fine. I'm looking forward to seeing you guys get choked out. Jungle, entertain me (laughs)."
Kid: "I'd like to become a two-time champion in the Artist and Goddess titles at the end of this year, and challenge High Speed. So, I don't know where the match will be held, but I hope everyone in Osaka will come and watch. Thank you!"
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◆STARS vs. Oedo Tai Tag Team Match, 30-minute time limit, one fall |
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○ Mayu Iwatani |
15 minutes 17 seconds |
Kagetsu |
| Arisa Hoshiki |
Hazuki● |
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Hazuki, who made a surprise announcement of her retirement at Korakuen Hall on December 24th, will team up with Kagetsu for their final tag match. Hazuki and Kagetsu will stand in the same corner during the evening show, but this will likely be their last time teaming together. It's a surprisingly early final tag match, but their opponents—Mayu Iwatani (World Champion) & Arisa Hoshiki (Wonder Champion)—are a formidable duo of red and white champions and a team symbolic of STARS. Furthermore, Iwatani and Kagetsu will face off for the red belt at Hazuki's retirement show. Therefore, this match also serves as a prelude to the final showdown of the year. Will STARS or Oedo Tai grace the end of the show?
Hazuki and Hoshiki glared at each other. Iwatani smiled at Kagetsu. The match started with Iwatani and Kagetsu as the starters. After a struggle with the ropes, Iwatani used the ropes to perform an arm whip. Kagetsu escaped the pin and stood up. Hoshiki and Hazuki glared at each other. Hazuki went for a slap, and Hoshiki slapped back. After an exchange of elbows, Hazuki grabbed Hoshiki's hair and slammed her to the mat several times. Hazuki attempted a face wash, but Iwatani broke it up on the apron. Iwatani and Hoshiki delivered a double big boot, and then alternated foot stomps. Iwatani went for the cover, but Hazuki kicked out. Iwatani went for an armbar, but Kagetsu broke it up. Iwatani trapped Hazuki in her corner, and Hoshiki delivered a running double knee attack. Hoshiki hit Hazuki with a middle kick. The crowd chanted Hazuki. Iwatani and Hoshiki attempted a double low dropkick, but Oedo Tai pulled their legs back. Then Kagetsu and Hazuki perform a Tope Suicida in succession. They then deliver a face wash from two directions. Responding to the crowd's calls, Kagetsu and Hazuki shower Hoshiki with another face wash. Kagetsu lands a series of middle kicks on Hoshiki. She throws him into the corner and delivers a running elbow attack, then a dropkick while he's on the corner. Kagetsu locks Hoshiki's arm. She also sprays water on Hoshiki, Iwatani, and referee Murayama. Hazuki also throws Hoshiki into the ropes and sprays water on him. Kagetsu signals for a double, but Hazuki instructs her to "Go alone!" Kagetsu only delivers a body slam before tagging in Hazuki. Kagetsu and Hazuki deliver a combination kick and senton. Hazuki taunts the downed Hoshiki. An enraged Hoshiki lands a flurry of mounted punches. Hoshiki hits a neckbreaker followed by a 1399. However, Hazuki's shoulder rises. 10 minutes have passed. Hoshiki kicks her in the head and charges forward with a knee. Hazuki dodged and attacked in coordination with Kagetsu. She landed a Codebreaker followed by a double kick, but Iwatani interfered. Hazuki and Hoshiki exchanged elbows. Hoshiki landed a counter knee on Hazuki. Both were down, and Hoshiki handed the match to Iwatani. Iwatani hit Hazuki with a low dropkick and a Northern Lights suplex. Iwatani declared she was going for the finish and went for a diving foot stomp, a frog splash, and a moonsault press. However, the moonsault was dodged, and Kagetsu came to her aid with a kick. Kagetsu and Hazuki launched a corner attack on Iwatani. Hazuki hit a Codebreaker in the corner, followed by a big splash from Kagetsu, and Hazuki delivered a vertical drop brainbuster. It looked like the match was over, but Hoshiki interfered. Hoshiki kicked Hazuki, and Iwatani hit a German suplex. Hazuki kicked out, and Iwatani hit a Dodonpa. Kagetsu tried to interfere, but Iwatani chased her away with a thrust kick. Iwatani held down Hoshiki with an SSC, and Hazuki rolled up Iwatani with a Hazukistral. Iwatani then hit Hazuki with a German suplex. Iwatani screamed "It's over!" and delivered a moonsault press. Hazuki couldn't kick out, and Iwatani won the main event. After the match, Hoshiki offered Hazuki a handshake. Hazuki slapped him once before shaking hands
Iwatani: "Good evening, everyone in Osaka! I was able to bring the red belt back to Osaka. But today, Team Tsuki had their last match in Osaka, and ah, I'm so tired. It hurt. Come on, Arisa, Arisa, help me out."
Hoshiki: "Mayu-chan, good work. Um, what was it again? Good evening, everyone in Osaka? Good evening, everyone in Osaka! We got a glimpse of Mayu's style, but we two, who both hold the red and white belts, are teaming up, and this is the first time we've teamed up since we both got our belts. On such a joyous day, it's also the last time I'll be fighting Hazuki-sama, and you might already know this, but listen, I'm not crying. I would have liked to go head-to-head with Hazuki-sama a little longer. But it's her decision, so it's fine! In return, I'll do my best. What am I saying? I'll end on a bright note! So, since STARS won, I'd like to end with STARS. Believe in the present, shine tomorrow, We are STARDOM!"
Comments from Iwatani and Hoshiki
Hoshiki: "Mayu-chan took it from Hazuki-sama."
Iwatani: "These two (Hoshiki and Hazuki) were really clashing, and it felt like it could have ended with just the two of them, but since I brought the red belt back to Osaka, I decided to make the final decision. Is this the last time I'll be fighting Hazuki?"
Hoshiki: "This is probably the last time today."
Iwatani: "I don't know."
Hoshiki: "That's right. I was kind of overwhelmed with emotion, and I felt that way from the moment the match started... That's how I felt."
Iwatani: "Team Moon is a duo that has been working together as a tag team for many years, so their teamwork is really strong, and there was absolutely no room for complacency, but I'm glad we were able to win decisively. You (Hoshiki) were the one who was really going at it, so you should say one last thing."
Hoshiki: "That's right. We're in different units, but I'll do my best for Hazuki-sama as well. I currently have the white belt, and I'll continue to protect it. I also want to fight Mayu-chan for the belt."