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7/24/2025, 2:55:37 AM
i dont like that group photo because misao isnt there so heres a better photo
7/16/2025, 10:59:23 PM
>>18275100
they went to buc-ees, ate tacos, went to the ranch and saw some cows, shot some gunz, got vip passes to watch all in, had 3 sell out with 1 of them breaking their all time attendance record with a hot af crowd.
no other trip from here on out will top it.
they went to buc-ees, ate tacos, went to the ranch and saw some cows, shot some gunz, got vip passes to watch all in, had 3 sell out with 1 of them breaking their all time attendance record with a hot af crowd.
no other trip from here on out will top it.
7/16/2025, 10:38:26 AM
https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/652816258522067c104ca3373475a409f305428e
>Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling attracted 2,540 people to their Dallas event on the 13th, the largest number of people in the organization's history. Tokyo Joshi held three events in Texas from the 10th to the 13th, all of which were sold out. In particular, the event held in Dallas on the 13th attracted 2,540 people, breaking the previous group record of 2,349 people at the Ryogoku Kokugikan event on March 31st last year. Princess of Princess champion Mizuki (30), who defeated Maki Ito (29) with a Cutie Special in the main event of the day, vowed to return to Texas, saying, "Throughout the Texas tour, I thought Texas was a wonderful place, and above all, being able to fight Maki Ito today at this timing really warmed up my heart, which was very nervous about Ota Ward , so I will definitely defend my title in Ota Ward with this momentum. And I will return to Texas with the belt again." Ito, on the other hand, smiled at the "Dallas boom" and said, "About 2,500 people came and it was incredibly exciting. 2,500 people, that's amazing. And merchandise sales were good too. I'll come again."
We finally got an article!
>Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling attracted 2,540 people to their Dallas event on the 13th, the largest number of people in the organization's history. Tokyo Joshi held three events in Texas from the 10th to the 13th, all of which were sold out. In particular, the event held in Dallas on the 13th attracted 2,540 people, breaking the previous group record of 2,349 people at the Ryogoku Kokugikan event on March 31st last year. Princess of Princess champion Mizuki (30), who defeated Maki Ito (29) with a Cutie Special in the main event of the day, vowed to return to Texas, saying, "Throughout the Texas tour, I thought Texas was a wonderful place, and above all, being able to fight Maki Ito today at this timing really warmed up my heart, which was very nervous about Ota Ward , so I will definitely defend my title in Ota Ward with this momentum. And I will return to Texas with the belt again." Ito, on the other hand, smiled at the "Dallas boom" and said, "About 2,500 people came and it was incredibly exciting. 2,500 people, that's amazing. And merchandise sales were good too. I'll come again."
We finally got an article!
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