"5★STAR GP 2020"
September 13th (Sun) Nishitetsu Hall (Daytime) (Attendance: 201 people / Limited number of attendees due to COVID-19 measures)
Match Results
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◆Blue Stars Official League Match: 20-minute single match |
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Momoko Watanabe <7 points> |
6 minutes 28 seconds |
Saya Iida <0 points> |
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◆Single match 15 minutes |
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Himeka |
6 minutes 20 seconds |
Kashima Saki |
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◆Red Stars Official League Match: 20-minute single match |
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DEATH Yama-san. <4 points> |
5 minutes 36 seconds, |
Small wave <8 points> |
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◆Tag match 15 minutes 1 match |
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○Jungle Shout-Woman |
7 minutes 20 seconds |
Starlight Kid |
| Riho |
Hanan ● |
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◆Blue Stars Official League Match: 20-minute single match |
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Natsuko Tora <6 points> |
7 minutes 30 seconds |
AZM<4 points> |
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◆Red Stars Official League Match: 20-minute single match |
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Mayu Iwatani <8 points> |
10 minutes 35 seconds |
Saya Kamitani <3 points> |
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◆Red Stars Official League Match: 20-minute single match |
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Tam Nakano <8 points> |
10 minutes 24 seconds |
Julia <6 points> |
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◆Blue Stars Official League Match: 20-minute single match |
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Maika <8 points> |
13 minutes 55 seconds |
Utami Hayashishita <9 points> |
Match Details Report
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◆Blue Stars Official League Match: 20-minute single match |
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Momoko Watanabe <7 points> |
6 minutes 28 seconds |
Saya Iida <0 points> |
In the main event of the previous night's show, Momo Watanabe, who ended Utami Hayashishita's undefeated streak with a draw, will face Saya Iida, who is currently on a losing streak. For Momo, this might be a match where she can easily score two points, but Iida, who wants to leave her mark, has only two more chances left: this match and her match against Natsuko Tora at Korakuen Hall.19th, this match against Momo might be her only chance for a clean fight. For Momo to survive, she absolutely needs to win both of her remaining two matches, and beyond that, it's up to fate. She wants to win this match decisively against Momo so that she has no regrets...
Iida offers a handshake, but Momo refuses, and the match begins. As soon as the match starts, Iida unleashes a series of dropkicks. Momo grabs Iida's leg, but Iida counters and tries to roll her up for a pinfall. Momo survives, and Iida lands another dropkick. Momo tries for a second, but Iida blocks it with a counter middle kick. Momo takes advantage of the hang time to deliver a body slam. She follows up with a series of middle kicks and a soccer ball kick. When Iida kicks back, Momo goes for a camel clutch. Momo kicks Iida in the face, saying, "What's wrong, you damn gorilla!" Iida withstands a series of elbows, dodges a lariat, and delivers a dropkick. Iida shouts, "Don't mess with me!" and unleashes a flurry of reverse chops. Momo charges forward, but Iida counters with a horizontal chop, knocking her down. Iida follows up with an elbow attack, but only gets a two count. Iida attempts a brainbuster, but Momo throws her instead. When Iida kicks out, Momo applies a reverse figure-four leglock. Momo declared she was going for the finish, but Iida countered with a spinning prawn hold. Iida threw her with a shoulder throw and then a missile kick. Momo kicked out, but Iida hit a Northern Lights Suplex. Momo landed a kick to the side of Iida's head and then applied a Dragon Sleeper. Iida escaped and hit an Iidabashi. Momo kicked out at two and then hit a B Driver. The referee counted to three and Momo was victorious
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◆Single match 15 minutes |
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Himeka |
6 minutes 20 seconds |
Kashima Saki |
Himeka and Kashima will clash in a singles match. This match is a non-title match as Kashima withdrew from the league due to illness, but in a sense it is a virtual league match to see what would happen if the in-form Himeka faced Kashima of Oedo Tai in an official match. It is expected that Kashima of Oedo Tai will resort to foul play, but will Himeka be able to overwhelm her with power? Although she lost to Iwatani Mayu in the previous night's show, ending her winning streak, Himeka is currently leading the Red Stars at the start of this tournament. She will want to win this match decisively in order to carry that momentum into her final official match against Konami
Himeka, who was called in, launched a surprise attack with a body attack. After the gong sounded, Himeka did a backflip followed by a knee attack. Kashima kicked out, and Himeka quickly signaled her finish and went for a powerbomb. Kashima resisted, and Himeka did a body slam followed by a reverse Boston crab. Kashima escaped, and Himeka charged in for a knee attack to the back. However, Kashima raised her shoulder. As Himeka dashed, her second, Natsuko, grabbed her leg. Kashima slammed Himeka's forehead onto the apron and brought her back into the ring. Kashima applied armbreakers to both arms. On the ground, she attacked Himeka's right arm. Himeka escaped, but Kashima put her right arm on the ropes and delivered a big boot.a secondone, but Kashima rolled her up. After an exchange of roll-ups, Himeka hit a lariat. Kashima dodged it and hit a modified stretch plum. Himeka escaped and threw Kashima into the ropes, but Kashima came out onto the apron and kicked her up. Kashima climbed to the corner but Himeka stopped her. Kashima threw a high kick but Himeka hit a lariat. Himeka declared she was going for the finish and tried to pull Kashima up but was rolled up. Himeka kicked out and hit an Argentine backbreaker before slamming Kashima forward. The three count was called and Himeka won decisively.
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◆Red Stars Official League Match: 20-minute single match |
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DEATH Yama-san. <4 points> |
5 minutes 36 seconds, |
Small wave <8 points> |
Konami, with a record of 4 wins and 1 loss, and DEATH Yamasan, with a record of 1 win and 4 losses, are two wrestlers with contrasting records who will face each other in an official match. If Konami defeats DEATH Yamasan here, she will be the sole leader of the Red Stars heading into the final official match against Himeka. Although DEATH Yamasan has already dropped out of contention for the championship, complacency is not an option. How will Konami evade DEATH Yamasan's roll-up attempts and transition into submissions? Although it is a match between fellow TCS members, this is a battle of individual skill. Konami desperately wants a win to advance to the finals for the second year in a row, but standing in her way is DEATH Yamasan, who is at the end of a grueling schedule of four official matches in two days!?
Konami imitates "DEA-TH" in his appeal. After a roll-up, Konami throws Deathyama into the ropes, but Deathyama lands a cross body. Konami applies a sleeper hold followed by a sliding kick. Konami locks Deathyama's arm and goes for a head scissors. She continues to choke him with a figure-four neck lock. When Deathyama escapes, Konami twists his left arm and delivers an elbow followed by a kick. Konami drives Deathyama into the corner and stomps on his left arm. She throws Deathyama into the corner and charges, but Deathyama dodges and charges back. Konami puts her leg out to stop him each time. Konami knocks him down with a counter middle kick, but Deathyama dodges the second and lands a series of strikes. Deathyama lands a series of hell thrusts, but Konami grabs his arm in a suspended position near the ropes. Konami lands a dropkick followed by a series of middle kicks. Deathyama counters, and Konami goes for an armbar followed by an armlock. Konami lands a series of strikes on the escaping Deathyama, followed by a high kick and a back drop. Following a buzzsaw kick, Deathyama applied an armbar and then a triangle lancer. Deathyama countered and put his full weight on top for the three count. Konami suffered a surprising comeback defeat, and Deathyama secured his second win
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◆Tag match 15 minutes 1 match |
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○Jungle Shout-Woman |
7 minutes 20 seconds |
Starlight Kid |
| Riho |
Hanan ● |
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In the midst of the single league matches, an intriguing tag team match has been scheduled. Jungle Kyona and Riho have formed an unusual tag team to face off against Starlight Kid and Hanan. The high-speed offense and defense between Riho and Kid is sure to be exciting, as is the match between Riho and Hanan. What kind of spectacle will unfold when Kyona's power is added to the mix?
When Kid's team offered a handshake, Riho's team reciprocated, and the match began with Kidvs.Riho. A high-speed exchange of rope work ensued. When Kyoka entered the ring, Hanan delivered a dropkick followed by a series of elbows. Kyoka sent her flying with a shoulder tackle. Kyoka and Riho then launched a series of corner attacks from two directions. Kyoka applied a front neck lock to Hanan. Riho then applied a bow and arrow hold to Hanan. Kid delivered a neckbreaker to Riho. She attempted a 619, but Riho dodged it and delivered a 619 of her own. Kid dodged Riho's 619 and successfully delivered one herself. Kid delivered a dropkick to Riho's knee. Riho attempted a brainbuster, but Kid countered. Kyoka dodged Kid's attack and took a double elbow attack. Kyoka countered, and Hanan and Kid exchanged dropkicks. Hanan prepared to body slam Kyoka, but Kyoka resisted and instead slammed her onto the mat. As Kyoka climbs onto the corner, Kid cuts her off. Hanan throws Kyoka to the ground, twists her arm, and kicks her upward. Kid assists with the arm attack, and Hanan applies a triangle choke. Kyoka presses down on her from above, but Hanan kicks out. Hanan goes for cover several times, but Kyoka kicks out again. Hanan slams Kyoka to the mat, but Kyoka dashes in and counters with a dropkick. Kyoka puts Riho on her shoulder, but Kid cuts her off. Kyoka puts both of them in a reverse Boston crab. Riho delivers a diving foot stomp. Kyoka covers Hanan, but it's only a two count. Kyoka puts Hanan in a scorpion deathlock. Hanan gives up, and Kyoka and Riho win.
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◆Blue Stars Official League Match: 20-minute single match |
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Natsuko Tora <6 points> |
7 minutes 30 seconds |
AZM<4 points> |
Tora Natsuko and AZM both have a record of 2 wins and 3 losses, one behind the leader. This match will determine their 50% chance of winning, but their fighting styles are contrasting. Natsuko is almost certain to launch attacks that could result in a disqualification, so the question is how AZM can evade them and seize an opportunity to win. AZM achieved a remarkable victory against Shuri in the afternoon session the previous day. Will AZM carry that momentum into defeating Natsuko, or will Natsuko use rough tactics to frustrate AZM? Even if she wins, a disqualification victory would likely not satisfy AZM…
AZM enters later and launches a surprise dropkick. As AZM charges, Natsuko delivers a shoulder tackle. AZM disappears below the ring. As Natsuko searches for her, AZM attacks her from behind. However, Natsuko slams her into the ring post and brings her back into the ring. Natsuko follows up with a body slam, a senton, and a running body attack. She slams AZM's face into the corner and rubs it against the top rope. AZM anticipates Natsuko's attempt at a face wash and delivers a dropkick. In return, AZM successfully executes a face wash. AZM attempts a brainbuster, but Natsuko resists. So AZM grapples with Natsuko and applies a figure-four leglock, then a brainbuster. AZM is countered and grabs Natsuko's arm for a submission. Natsuko escapes, and AZM delivers a body slam to the corner. However, Natsuko hits a deadly drive. When AZM retaliated, Natsuko dodged a high kick and responded with an elbow, lariat, and frog splash. When AZM retaliated again, Natsuko declared she was going for the finish. AZM rolled her up for a pin, but it was only a two count. AZM then delivered a diving foot stomp. "Not yet!" she shouted, leaping at AZM and applying a Mystica-style armlock. Natsuko escaped, and AZM charged forward, but Natsuko struck her with a chain and lifted her up. Natsuko spun around and slammed her down for the three count
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◆Red Stars Official League Match: 20-minute single match |
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Mayu Iwatani <8 points> |
10 minutes 35 seconds |
Saya Kamitani <3 points> |
Despite having a losing record, Mayu Iwatani, who survived the championship race with consecutive wins in the daytime and nighttime matches the previous day, will face Saya Kamitani. Kamitani, who has a losing record, managed to break Himeka's undefeated streak with a draw and left her mark with a victory over Tam Nakano. Now she faces the reigning champion of the red belt in a singles match. If Kamitani can leave another mark by eliminating Iwatani here, her stock will rise even higher. For Iwatani, who is aiming for her second championship, winning all of her remaining two matches is an absolute necessity. It will be interesting to see what kind of fight Kamitani will put up in this match where Iwatani absolutely cannot lose
Kamitani goes for a dropkick, but Iwatani dodges and delivers a soccer ball kick. Iwatani takes the match to the ground with a front neck lock. Iwatani delivers a foot stomp to Kamitani's back and pulls her hair over the ropes. She holds Kamitani to the ropes and delivers a dropkick to her back, but Kamitani kicks out. Iwatani then applies a reverse figure-four leglock, making Kamitani scream. Kamitani anticipates Iwatani's dash and delivers a dropkick. She follows up with a running jumping knee and another dropkick. Iwatani kicks out, and Kamitani applies a reverse figure-four leglock to force a submission. Iwatani escapes and receives a dropkick from behind. Iwatani kicks out, and Kamitani goes for a body slam. Iwatani counters and sends Kamitani to the outside with a low dropkick, then does a plancha to the outside. Iwatani catches Kamitani's heel drop and slams her into the top rope. Iwatani locks her leg, but Kamitani reverses. Iwatani returns to normal and tightens the hold. Kamitani desperately makes her way to the ropes. Kamiya collapses after an elbow strike. Kamiya gets back up and challenges Iwatani to an elbow exchange. Kamiya dashes forward and Iwatani delivers a dropkick to the knee. Iwatani catches Kamiya's kick and performs a dragon screw. Kamiya hits a double kick followed by a knee kick. Iwatani counters, and Kamiya shouts, "I'm going to win!" He climbs to the corner and lands a missile kick. However, Iwatani kicks out. Kamiya then declares he's going for the finish and performs a running shooting star press. However, it's only a two count. Kamiya shouts, "Not yet! Get up!" and heads to the corner. Iwatani catches up and performs a superplex Frankensteiner and a frog splash. Kamiya counters, and Iwatani performs a German suplex. But Kamiya counters that too. Iwatani shouts, "It's over!" and goes for the dragon. Kamiya tries to roll him up, but Iwatani counters with a thrust kick, a buzzsaw kick, and a modified standing dragon sleeper. Kamiya gives up and Iwatani gets his fourth win
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◆Red Stars Official League Match: 20-minute single match |
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Tam Nakano <8 points> |
10 minutes 24 seconds |
Julia <6 points> |
Giulia and Tam Nakano both have a 3-2 record in the league matches. Winning their remaining two matches is the minimum requirement to advance to the finals. This match is a battle for survival in the championship race, and at the same time,October 3rdat Yokohama Budokan. In their previous encounter, Giulia won the title match for the white belt and became the new champion. However, at Nakano's request, a rematch was arranged with unusual speed. Although the title match in August was canceled,October? The second match of the "Best of Three" series, where the passions of women clash!
As soon as the gong sounded, both wrestlers charged forward. Nakano tried to pin Giulia, but Giulia kicked back. Nakano landed a flurry of elbows followed by a knee strike and a soccer ball kick. Giulia caught Nakano's kick and delivered a series of elbows and a slap. She then followed up with a dropkick to the back, but it was only a two count. Giulia cornered Nakano and stomped on her face. Giulia charged forward, but Nakano dodged. From the corner, she used a dragon slooper to hang Giulia in mid-air. She then hit a Destiny Hammer, but Giulia kicked out. Nakano mounted Giulia and delivered a series of slaps with both hands. She climbed to the corner, but Giulia caught up to her. They exchanged slaps on the corner. Giulia delivered a headbutt followed by a superplex. However, Nakano immediately countered with a Violet Shooting. Both wrestlers were down. They got up at the nine count and exchanged elbows. Giulia jumped in and grabbed Nakano's arm. Nakano escaped to the ropes, but Giulia delivered a double kick. Giulia pulled Nakano up and delivered a Falcon Arrow. As Nakano returned the hold, Giulia went for a Glorious Driver. Nakano countered with a Dragon Sleeper. Giulia used the ropes to reverse and delivered a Backdrop. "Get up, I'm going to finish this!" Giulia pulled Nakano up and went for another Glorious Driver. Nakano blocked it and kicked Giulia down. Nakano got behind Giulia but Giulia escaped. Nakano charged, dodged Giulia and delivered a German Suplex. Nakano followed up with a series of Tiger Suplexes. Giulia couldn't kick out and the referee counted to three
Nakano: "Giulia, Giulia, I'm going to take everything from you. I'm going to take that white belt, that artist's belt, everything from you. Today it'sonewinand oneloss,3rdat Yokohama Budokan."
Julia: "You've made me angry. Tam, STARS, I'm going to show you all hell. You'll all perish miserably!"
Nakano: "You're the one who's going to end up as dust floating in space, you idiot!"
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◆Blue Stars Official League Match: 20-minute single match |
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Maika <8 points> |
13 minutes 55 seconds |
Utami Hayashishita <9 points> |
Utami Hayashishita's undefeated streak was shattered when her match against Momo Watanabe the previous night ended in a draw, but she remains at the top of the Blue Stars rankings. However, her opponent is Maika, who is also in excellent form. These two, who have a long-standing rivalry dating back to their JUST TAP OUT days before Maika joined Stardom, will clash again in a crucial match that will determine who advances to the finals. Will Maika, a native of Fukuoka Prefecture, celebrate her homecoming with a victory and keep her hopes alive for a first-time championship win, or will Utami advance to the final official match at Korakuen Hall on September 19th, remaining undefeated (1 draw)? This match also serves as a preview for the Goddesses of Stardom Championship match on October 3rd at Yokohama Budokan, between Utami & Kamiya and Maika & Himeka.
They lock up and grapple, testing their strength. Utami pushes Maika into the ropes for a clean break. They lock up again, and Maika pushes Utami into an armbar. She attempts a shoulder throw and then an armbar, but Utami escapes. Utami delivers a dropkick from close range. She uses the hang time to deliver a body slam and then a camel clutch. She drives Maika to the ropes and drops a double knee drop to her back. Maika kicks out, and Utami slams her into the corner twice. She then taunts Maika with a series of elbows, asking "What's wrong?" Utami charges, and Maika hits a spinebuster and then slams her to the mat with judo moves. Utami kicks out, and Maika applies a sleeper hold. Utami escapes, and Maika attempts a brainbuster. Utami gets behind her and applies a sleeper hold. Maika escapes, and Utami retaliates with judo moves and an elbow drop. Maika kicks out, and Utami locks her in a sleeper hold. Utami performs a reverse slam, then a body scissors sleeper hold, and an Argentine backbreaker. Maika escapes and lands a series of big boots, followed by a brainbuster. Utami takes advantage of Maika's opening and delivers a German suplex. Maika immediately responds with a lariat. Both are down and on their knees, exchanging elbows. Utami lands a series of elbows, but Maika catches her dash and delivers a body slam to the corner. Maika stops Utami as she charges in and applies a hanging sleeper hold. Utami takes a splash but kicks out at the two count. Maika crosses her arms, but Utami counters and applies a sleeperTenminutes have passed. Maika escapes and Utami delivers an air raid crush. However, Maika's shoulder is raised. Utami lands a German suplex, but Maika kicks out at the last moment. Utami locks Maika in a reverse Boston crab. Maika manages to reach the ropes. Utami attempts a torture rack bomb from an Argentine backbreaker, but Maika dodges and delivers a brainbuster followed by a sleeper hold. Utami gets up and slams Maika into the corner. Maika immediately grabbed Utami from behind and applied a sleeper hold. She took the fight to the ground and applied a single-wing choke, prompting the referee to call the bell. Maika defeated Utami by referee stoppage.
Maika: "I'm back in Fukuoka! I beat my arch-rival, Hayashishita Utami, in my hometown of Fukuoka! 5☆STAR is now 4 wins and 1 loss, and I want to win the remaining two matches to go on to win the championship."
Himeka and Julia enter the ring
Maika: "Everyone in Fukuoka, I'll definitely be back. So please wait for me. And don't take your eyes off Maika. See you soon!"
Maika's comment
"I've been watching Utami Hayashishita for a very, very long time, and I didn't want to lose to her in our first match, but I lost. In the next singles match, we drew, and then, finally, finally, I was able to win in my hometown of Fukuoka. So now it's one win, one loss, and one draw. AndOctober3rd, I will definitely beat Utami Hayashishita again to take the Goddess belt and get my third belt."
――９・19There will be two official matches at Korakuen Hall. It will be a doubleheader
"I see this as a very important day that will help me grow. Because even just playing two matches is tough, but if I win both matches and then win the next one (the third match, the final), I'll become champion. I believe that if I can overcome this, I will be able to overcome even higher hurdles."
-- Are you fully intending to play three matches?
"of course"
—If you reach the finals, which player would you like to see in your opponent's block?
"Well, I guess Himeka is currently in a league of her own, but I'm not sure. But I can't let myself be outdone in terms of power, so I want to face Himeka in the finals and win the championship."