September 21, 2026
Sidelined Leo Isaka Gives the Opening Greeting
This event was produced by Leo Isaka, who has been sidelined from competition for about a year and a half due to a knee injury. As the tournament producer, Isaka addressed the crowd from the ring.
Isaka: “Thank you all for coming out today despite the terrible weather. Since today is a Leo Isaka-produced event, I took the liberty of putting together the match card. We have two mixed tag matches featuring male wrestlers with close ties to the Marvelous roster. I’m also really looking forward to the fusion of Brass Knuckles JUN and Magenta. In the main event, Takumi Baba, who has been helping me with my rehab, will step up to face the ultimate team of Takumi Iroha and Daisuke Sekimoto. We only have four matches on the card today, but I guarantee every single one will be heated, so please give them your full support. With that, the Marvelous Shin-Kiba event officially begins!”
Additionally, because Ring Announcer Sakaguchi was absent, the currently inactive Senka Akatsuki stepped up to the plate to try her hand at ring announcing.
1. 15-Minute Time Limit ◯ YuuRI (9:01, Leg Roll Clutch Hold) Sora Ayame ●
Sora Ayame fired off a series of elbows, but YuuRI shut her down with a bodyslam and a soccer ball kick to the back. YuuRI then dodged Ayame’s dropkick, countered with a low dropkick of her own, and rattled off four consecutive roll-ups.
YuuRI grabbed both of Ayame’s legs and applied her full body weight for a pin, but Ayame miraculously got her shoulder up. Ayame retaliated with a drop toe hold into a low dropkick, following up with a bodyslam and a sleeper hold.
Ayame unleashed a barrage of elbows, but YuuRI blew her away with a heavy forearm strike. Ayame fired back with a shin kick and an inside cradle for a near fall. She pressed the attack with another cradle and rushed in, but YuuRI countered with a jumping sleeper hold. Ayame barely managed to escape to the ropes.
YuuRI executed a delayed vertical suplex and climbed the turnbuckle, but Ayame hit her with a dropkick-style shin kick from below, followed by a rolling shin kick. Ayame strung together multiple roll-ups, but could only get a two-count.
In the end, YuuRI caught her in a La Magistral, stepped over to tighten the hold, and secured the three-count. YuuRI ruthlessly kicked Ayame’s shin away before leaving the ring.
2. 15-Minute Time Limit ◯ Sareee (13:02, Ground Octopus Hold) Echika Miyabi ●
Sareee made her entrance following Echika Miyabi, but Maria and RIKO ambushed her from behind, smashing her into the venue wall as all three rained down a flurry of stomps.
Once back in the ring, Echika kicked Sareee away, slammed her into the turnbuckle, and laid in a series of elbows to the back before stomping her in the corner.
Sareee, yelling, “How dare you!” fired back with an elbow into a sleeper hold, followed by stomps using the ropes for leverage. Shouting “Here it comes!” she whipped Echika into the ropes, but Echika countered with a leg lariat.
A fierce striking exchange of fireball chops and elbows ensued. Sareee blasted Echika in the face with a low dropkick, hit a missile dropkick, and transitioned into a cross armbreaker. Echika fought desperately and finally reached the ropes.
Sareee went for a brainbuster, but Echika reversed the throw. Echika connected with a missile dropkick for a two-count. Yelling, “Get crushed, Sareee!” she delivered a low front high kick and went for a Swanton Bomb, but Sareee rolled out of the way and nailed a low dropkick.
Sareee followed up with a running double foot stomp to the front for a two-count, then pursued her with a diving double foot stomp for another near fall. Echika fired back with a fireball chop, earning her own two-count.
Echika set up for the Bakurai Miyabi (Chokebomb), but Sareee countered with a roll-up. Echika hit a low knee attack and successfully executed the Bakurai Miyabi for a near fall.
Finally, Sareee locked in an Octopus Hold and dragged Echika down into a Ground Octopus Hold, forcing her to tap out.
Sareee grabbed a microphone post-match.
Sareee: “You were all fired up for a one-on-one match, so what was that garbage at the beginning? But you clearly have the ability to go it alone. If you’ve got it in you, try doing it by yourself next time. I’ll be looking forward to it so we can have a much more stimulating fight. Thanks for the match.”
Sareee slapped Echika in the face and exited the ring.
Echika: “Bring it on, idiot! Next time we do it one-on-one with zero interference, I’m going to make you cry.”
3. 30-Minute Time Limit Maria, ◯ RIKO & Brass Knuckles JUN (19:04, Pinfall) Ai Houzan ●, Chikayo Nagashima & Yosuke Santa Maria
Brass Knuckles JUN, now a freelancer, appeared in Marvelous to form a trio with Maria and RIKO!
Magenta threw JUN into the corner aiming for a splash, but Chikayo Nagashima continuously dodged, causing Magenta to accidentally attack their own partner. Nagashima’s team capitalized with a train attack, and all three piled onto RIKO for a combined pose. Ai Houzan hit a jumping facecrusher for a two-count.
The match broke down into a ringside brawl, with RIKO pulling out a pair of pantyhose and chasing her opponents around. She stretched the pantyhose over Yosuke Santa Maria’s head and yanked it violently. Maria followed up with a low dropkick for a near fall.
JUN unleashed a flurry of knuckle strikes, but Yosuke suddenly collapsed flat on the mat. As JUN moved in for the pin, Yosuke flipped over and aggressively tried to steal a kiss, sending JUN thrashing wildly in a panic. Yosuke finally broke free and tagged in Nagashima.
Nagashima hit a headscissors followed by a front high kick, then delivered a low blow to JUN. Houzan hit a headbutt, Yosuke managed to steal a kiss, and Nagashima rolled JUN up for a two-count. JUN fought back by smashing Nagashima’s face into the turnbuckle and tagged Maria.
Maria hit a double foot stomp over the top rope, but just as Nagashima locked in a figure-four leglock, Yosuke lifted his own skirt and dropped a Pompass (Barmian Stomp).
Yosuke launched Houzan in a seesaw motion for a press attack, and Nagashima immediately followed suit. Count two. Houzan hit a low dropkick, but Maria rallied with her own dropkick, a barrage of upward kicks, and a double-arm suplex for a near fall.
Houzan caught RIKO with a forward roll-up, a missile dropkick, and a double wrist-arm suplex for a two-count. JUN connected with a front high kick, and Yosuke hit a dropkick into a Falcon Arrow. Houzan caught JUN in a La Magistral, but the pin was broken up.
Magenta and JUN hit a synchronized triple drop toe hold, then all three attempted to lock in a “Giulia” (face-crusher) simultaneously. However, JUN jumped the gun, prompting RIKO to complain, “You’re too early!” Houzan rushed in with a roll-up, but JUN nailed her with a Freezing Punch, allowing RIKO to hold her down for the three-count.
As Houzan lunged at Maria and a post-match brawl erupted, Maria inexplicably kissed JUN, basking triumphantly in the victory.
Chigusa Nagayo Announces Ring Announcer Sakaguchi’s Absence
Chigusa Nagayo Announces Ring Announcer Sakaguchi’s Absence
After the halftime break, Chigusa Nagayo greeted the audience.
Nagayo: “Thank you all for coming today despite the typhoon. Originally, Ring Announcer Sakaguchi was scheduled to be here, but the flooding was so severe—the water reached all the way over the guardrails—that it was impossible to travel from her home. We had no choice but to let her take the day off, and instead, Senka Akatsuki made her ring announcer debut! And today is Isaka’s birthday. Truly, happy birthday! He has overcome three surgeries to get to where he is now. He is working incredibly hard on his rehab with the singular goal of standing in this ring once more. When that time comes, I want to celebrate it on a grand scale, so please look forward to his return. Now, I’ll hand things over to Ring Announcer Senka Akatsuki to call our main event!”
4. 20-Minute Time Limit Takumi Iroha & ◯ Daisuke Sekimoto (19:42, Diving Body Press) Mio Momono & Takumi Baba ●
Produced by Isaka, Takumi Iroha made her entrance teaming with one of her personal idols, Daisuke Sekimoto! Mio Momono intercepted them alongside Takumi Baba, who shares a deep friendship with Isaka.
Momono provoked Sekimoto, yelling, “Come on, Daisuke Sekimoto!” but immediately scrambled away to tag Baba. Sekimoto completely overpowered Baba in a test of strength as Momono shouted encouragement from the apron. Iroha and Momono tagged in next, with Iroha delivering a stiff shoulder tackle.
An arm drag led to a high-speed exchange, culminating in Momono hitting a low dropkick. Iroha took them both out with a water-surface leg sweep, before she and Sekimoto took turns hitting Momono with consecutive bodyslams.
Momono found herself isolated but broke free with a boomerang attack and tagged Baba. Baba and Iroha traded heavy middle kicks, with Iroha capping the exchange with a heel kick.
Sekimoto rolled up his T-shirt and unleashed machine-gun chops, a Schmidt backbreaker, a senton, and a body press for a two-count. He immediately transitioned into an Argentine Backbreaker.
Baba barely escaped and fired back with a heel kick. Momono blasted Sekimoto with a missile dropkick and actually went for a German suplex, but predictably couldn’t budge his massive frame. Screaming, “Man or woman, it doesn’t matter!” Momono threw a flurry of elbows, which only resulted in Sekimoto setting her up for a German suplex of his own.
Baba rushed in to cut him off, yelling, “Seriously, stop that!” Incredibly, Momono capitalized on the chaos and successfully hit a release German suplex on the gargantuan Sekimoto, drawing a massive roar from the crowd!
Momono hit a plancha to the outside, and Baba immediately followed her over the ropes. Momono yelled, “Sekimoto, you old bastard!” and hit a diving body press, with Baba following up with a diving double foot stomp for a near fall.
Sekimoto exploded with a double lariat. Iroha hit a rolling high kick and a thrust kick, setting up Sekimoto for a Blue Thunder Bomb for a two-count. Sekimoto locked in a Boston Crab while Iroha simultaneously applied a Scorpion Deathlock in a punishing double submission.
Baba managed to lift Sekimoto’s massive body and execute a Go 2 Sleep, but only got a two-count. He charged in again, but Sekimoto countered with a brutal lariat, screamed “This is it!”, and spiked him with a sheer-drop brainbuster for another near fall.
Finally, Iroha set Baba up with a brainbuster, allowing Sekimoto to finish him off with a devastating diving body press for the three-count.
Translator’s Notes:
- Pompass (Barmian Stomp): “Pompass” (ポンパス) is a humorous signature move utilized by Yosuke Santa Maria. The Japanese text parenthetically clarifies this as the “Barmian Stomp”, which is essentially a seated senton/ass-drop.
- Giulia (Face-Crusher): During the 6-person tag match, the trio attempts a submission called a “Giulia” (ジュリア). In this specific context, they are attempting a synchronized face-crushing submission, which is a cheeky homage/parody to the wrestler Giulia’s signature facelock stretch.
- Ring Announcers Chika & Akatsuki: The article notes that Chika (who is currently inactive) stepped in to do ring announcing duties. However, Chigusa Nagayo’s halftime promo explicitly congratulates “Akatsuki” on making his ring announcer debut. It appears both filled in for the absent Sakaguchi throughout the card, with Chika specifically calling the main event.