Io Shirai - Japanese Female Wrestling

Japanese wrestler Io Shirai has wrestled on the Independent circuit in Japan, was a part of Team Makehen, a member of Triple Tails, wrestled (and trained) in Mexico worked for World Wonder Ring Stardom and was almost a WWE Diva last year.

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Lina Magnani vs Fujimi Sukisaki - Japanese Female Wrestling

Here is European wrestler Lina Magnani vs Fujimi Sukisaki, better known as Victoria Fujimi.
Victoria, along with Nancy Kumi, were the "Golden Pair" in All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling (AJW) and JPN.

Nagisa Nozaki vs Misaki Ohata - Japanese Female Wrestling

Japanese female wrestlers Nagisa Nozaki and Misaki Ohata going at it in a recent match in Japan.
They seem to like to bite a lot.....

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Yoko Bito - Japanese Female Wrestlers

Japanese female wrestler Yoko Bito started her career on January 23rd, 2011.
She was born in Kawaguchi, Saitama, Japan and is five foot seven and weighs 136 pounds.
Yoko works for World Wonder Ring Stardom amd was trained by Fuka.
On November 3rd, 2012 Yoko retired from wrestling due to neck and back injuries.
However, in 2016 she announced that she was returning to Stardom.

Miyu Yamashita - Japanese Female Wrestling

Today is Japanese professional wrestler Miyu Yamashita's birthday.
Miyu was born on March 17th, 1995 in Fukuoka, Japan.
She is five foot four and works for Dramatic Dream Team and its women's promotion, Tokyo Joshi Puroresu.
Her first match was on January 30th, 2013 and she made her official debut for DDT on August 17th, 2013.

Saki Akai - Female Japanese Wrestlers

This beautiful young lady is Japanese female wrestler Saki Akai.
Saki works for Dramatic Dream Team aka DDT Pro-Wrestling in Japan and has been wrestling since August 2013.
At five foot eight, 116 pounds she is hardly a "monster", but this woman that has been compared to Chinese supermodel Lin Chi-ling takes bumps in the ring like all the Japanese wrestlers do.
I can't imagine someone like WWE Diva Eva Marie taking the beatings that she does.

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Kana is now Kanna in the WWE

Well on August 22, 2015, Kanako Urai (better known to us as Kana) showed up on TV in the crowd at WWE's NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn event in Brooklyn, New York.
She was with Sgt. Slaughter and Ric Flair and was identified onscreen as "Kanna".
Five days later on August 27, the WWE indeed confirmed that she had signed with them a few weeks earlier.

So is she a Diva or a trainer?
Trainer would be awesome for the Divas and I bet that Kanna could still work matches for other promotions.
I just don't see Kanna as a WWE Diva, considering she could take out 90% of the roster by herself.

Syuri - Japanese Women Wrestling

Syuri Kondo was born on February 8th, 1989 in Ebina, Kanagawa.
She is five foot four, 128 pounds and made her pro wrestling debut on October 26, 2008.
Syuri was trained by Akira Nogami, Akira Shoji, Hajime Ohara, Yoshihiro Tajiri (yes, ECW's and WWE's Tajiri).
She has wrestled for many promotions including Hustle, Pro Wrestling Wave, Reina Joshi Puroresu, Smash, Wrestling New Classic
Besides wrestling, Syuri also competes in Shoot boxing and kickboxing where she has a 12-1-0 record.
Personally, I think she is one of the best female wrestlers to set foot in a ring, in Japan, Mexico or the US.

Arisa Nakajima and Syuri - Japanese Women Wrestling

Here's a shot of Japanese female wrestlers Arisa Nakajima and Syuri mixing it up.
I think this shot is from Kana's KanaProMania: Advance event on February 15th, 2015 where Arisa and Kana lost the Reina World Tag Team Championship to Hikaru Shida and Syuri.

Manami Toyota With The Muta Lock

Here is a picture of female Japanese wrestling legend Manami Toyota with a Muta-Lock on.....someone....
Help me out people...who is she submitting here?

Yuzuki Aikawa - Japanese Wrestlers

Here are a couple of pictures of retired Japanese female wrestler Yuzuki Aikawa.
This model turned wrestler was pretty much considered a joke when she started, but she proved the fans wrong.

During her career in World Wonder Ring Stardom she held the Goddesses of Stardom Championship (with Yoko Bito), the Wonder of Stardom Championship and she won several Best Match of the Year awards, MVP awards and Outstanding Performance awards.
She retired on April 29th and her last match was against Yoshiko, which she lost.

Yuzuki taking on Ayumi Kurihara

Manami Katsu – Japanese Women Wrestling

19 year old Japanese female wrestler Manami Katsu
Manami was born on October 23rd, 1994 in Tokyo, Japan.
She is five foot three and weighs 148 pounds.
Though she is only 19, she has already worked for wrestling promotions like JWP, Ice Ribbon, Oz Academy, Reina X World and World Woman Pro-Wrestling Diana.

Commando Bolshoi vs Manami Katsu

Shu Shibutani - Japanese Women's Wrestling

Shu Shibutani

Height:5'1"
Weight: 123 lbs

Shu Shibutani is a Japanese female wrestler.
She wrestled for JD Star ( The promotion created by Jaguar Yokota ) in Japan.
Fuka and Shu Shibutani were the last two girls to run through the program. Both have had success, with Shu becoming a popular wrestler through her training with Mariko Yoshida's Ibuki group.

Dark Angel vs Shu Shibutani

Miss Mongol - Japanese Women Wrestling

Wrestler: Miss Mongol
Height: 5' 1" (154cm)
Weight: 143lbs (65kg)
Real Name: Aki Kanbayashi
Date of Birth: September 2 1976

Aki "Miss Mongol" Kanbayashi, 154cm / 65kg, was born in Sapporo City, Hokkaido on September 2, 1976.

She was trained with Sugar Sato (Toshie Sato / GAEA-Japan), Kiyoko Ichiki (Big Japan), and Genki Misae (Misae Watanabe / NEO) by Kotetsu Yamamoto at a wrestling school for a TV program.

Then, she was hired by Atsushi Onita's FMW. She Pro Wrestling Debuted as a pro wrestler against Yukie Nabeno in Joetsu City, Niigata on October 25, 1995, when she was 19 years old.

Young woman wrestlers usually idolized Japanese "super heroines" like Chigusa Nagayo, Manami Toyota, or Aja Kong, but she was different. She was a big fan of American style women wrestlers like Leilani Kai and Judy Martin.
Since leaving FMW in February 1998, she is constantly going back and forth between Tokyo and Victor Quinones' IWA in Puerto Rico wrestling as La Malcriada, where some of the WWE's developmental wrestlers are wrestling now.
She will follow her dream to have her name up in the USA until it comes true.
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Kimber Lee vs Aki Kanbayashi
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Cutie Suzuki - Japanese Women Wrestling

Wrestler Name: Cutie Suzuki
Real Name: Yumi Suzuki
Born: October 22nd, 1969
Hometown: Kawaguchi, Saitama, Japan
Pro Wrestling Debut: : September 19th, 1986
Titles held: UWA Junior Wrestling title, JWP Junior Wrestling title, JWP Tag Team Women's Wrestling titles (five times, with Mayumi Ozaki twice, Devil Masami once and Dynamite Kansai twice)
Wrestling Promotions worked for: Japanese Women Pro-Wrestling Project (JWP)

Cutie starred in the Sega Mega Drive game, Cutie Suzuki no Ringside Angel.

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