TJPW SUMMER SUN PRINCESS 7/21/2025 – July 21 2025
TJPW SUMMER SUN PRINCESS July 21 2025
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Venue & Info
Date & Time: July 21, 2025, starting ~2:00 PM JST
Location: Ota City General Gymnasium (Ōta Ward, Tokyo)
Match Card & Results
Tag Team Match
HIMAWARI & Ren Konatsu def. Shino Suzuki & Uta TakamiTag Team Match
Andreza Giant Panda & Raku vs. Kyouko Inoue & Pom Harajuku
(Winner not specified in available sources)8‑Woman Tag Team Match
Yuna Manase, Mahiro Kiryu, Kaya Toribami & Chika Nanase def. Wakana Uehara, Toga, Mifu Ashida & Kira Summer3‑Way Tag Match
Yuki Kamifuku & VENY vs. Yuki Aino & Haru Kazashiro vs. Arisu Endo & Jada Stone
(Winner not specified)Special Tag Match
El Desperado & Maki Itoh def. Chris Brookes & Emi SakuraSpecial Singles
Miyu Yamashita def. Billie StarkzInternational Princess Championship
Suzume (c) vs. Moka Miyamoto
Moka Miyamoto wins, becoming the new International Princess Champion
Princess Tag Team Championship
Shoko Nakajima & Hyper Misao (c) vs. Rika Tatsumi & Miu Watanabe
Champions successfully defended against challengers
Princess of Princess Championship
Mizuki (c) vs. Yuki Arai
Mizuki retained the championship (3rd defense)
Show Recap
The action-packed event featured nine matches, mixing standard and specialty bouts, tag team clashes, and three championship bouts.
Moka Miyamoto’s milestone victory marked a historic moment: dethroning Suzume to claim her first International Princess title on this date
Major titleholders Mizuki and the duo of Nakajima & Misao held firm, retaining their respective belts.
Notable standout matches included Japanese indie staple El Desperado and wild card Billie Starkz, adding international flair, along with solid undercard matchups.
Final Thoughts
Moka Miyamoto made the most significant statement of the evening, starting a fresh championship reign and shaking up the title scene.
The event maintained TJPW’s momentum with strong title defenses by Mizuki and the Princess Tag Team Champions—yet the show is spotlighted by fresh blood.
With key storylines progressing—especially heading into the Tokyo Princess Cup (July 27–Aug 23, 2025)—Miyamoto’s win signals her rise in the midcard and could spark compelling future matchups.