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Pro Wrestling Wave
Japanese women's professional wrestling promotion From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Pro Wrestling Wave (プロレスリングWAVE, Puroresuringu Wēbu) is a women's professional wrestling, or Joshi Puroresu, promotion created in 2007 after the dissolution and closure of JDStar. The company was formed by Mikiko Futagami, or Gami, former JDStar wrestler Yumi Ohka, and former JDStar booker Tatsuya Takeshi, who assumed the role of President for the new company. The company has had a very slow growth and grassroots rise, and is one of the few women's promotions in Japan to do shows on weekdays.
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2010 was the biggest year for Wave, which saw them run Tokyo's Korakuen Hall for the first time, along with their first television broadcast by Samurai! TV, which was also a first. Prior to the show, Wave's shows were (and still are) primarily sold as DVDs.
Gami wrestled her retirement match on December 30, 2013, but remains with the promotion behind the scenes, running it through Zabun, Co., Ltd.
On May 3, 2016, Wave announced it was launching its own internet streaming site, Wave Network, the following month.[1]
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Roster
Wrestlers
Staff
- Atsushi Ishiguro (referee)
- Michiko Nonaka (Announcer)
- Kiri Yoshino (Announcer)
- Mikiko Futagami (executive producer)
- Toshie Uematsu (trainer)
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Notable alumni
Female
- Akane Fujita
- Akari
- Aoi Kizuki
- Arisa Nakajima
- Asami Kawasaki
- Asuka
- Aya Yuki
- Ayako Hamada
- Ayako Sato
- Ayame Sasamura
- Ayumi Kurihara
- Bullfight Sora
- Cherry
- Chihiro Hashimoto
- Chikayo Nagashima
- Crea
- Dash Chisako
- Dynamite Kansai
- Fairy Nipponbashi
- Gami
- Hanako Nakamori
- Hibiki
- Hibiscus Mii
- Hikaru Shida
- Hiroe Nagahama
- Kagetsu
- Kana
- Kaho Kobayashi
- Kaori Yoneyama
- Kaoru Ito
- Kaoru Maeda
- Kayoko Haruyama
- Kazuki
- Kizuna Tanaka
- Kyoko Kimura
- Makoto
- Maika Ozaki
- Maria
- Maruko Nagasaki
- Matsuya Uno
- Mei Hoshizuki
- Melanie Cruise
- Mika Iida
- Mio Shirai
- Misa Kagura
- Misa Matsui
- Misaki Ohata
- Mochi Miyagi
- Moeka Haruhi
- Momo Tani
- Nao Komatsu
- Natsumi Maki
- Rabbit Miu
- Ran Yu-Yu
- Riko Kawahata
- Rina Amikura
- Rina Shingaki
- Risa Sera
- Ryo Mizunami
- Sae
- Saki
- Sawako Shimono
- Sareee
- Sayaka Obihiro
- Senri Kuroki
- Shiori Akiba
- Shizuku Tsukata
- Shuu Shibutani
- Sumire Natsu
- Suzu Suzuki
- Syuri
- Tae Honma
- Takumi Iroha
- Tomoka Nakagawa
- Tomoko Watanabe
- Totoro Satsuki
- Tsubasa Kuragaki
- Tsukasa Fujimoto
- Waka Tsukiyama
- Yako Fujigasaki
- Yappy
- Yuko Sakurai
- Yurika Oka
- Yuu Yamagata
Male
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Championships
As of May 31, 2025
Other promoted
Annual tournaments
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References
External links
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