Tokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling brought Wrestle Princess VII to EBARA WAVE Arena Ota in Japan on October 3, 2026, delivering a 10-match card built around four championship contests. The event featured successful singles title defenses for Yuki Arai, Shoko Nakajima and Miyu Yamashita, while Haru Kazashiro and Yuki Aino emerged as the new TJPW Princess Tag Team Champions.

The night was headlined by Arai putting the TJPW Princess Of Princess Championship on the line against Suzume. Arai retained the promotion's top singles prize, closing a card that mixed championship stakes with tag team competition, a special-referee attraction and a three-way bout.

Elsewhere, Nakajima remained All Asia Women's Champion after defeating Zara Zakher, and Yamashita retained the EVE International Championship against Arisu Endo. The Princess Tag Team Championship match produced the evening's title change, as Kazashiro and Aino defeated the reigning champions, Miu Watanabe and Rika Tatsumi.

Yuki Arai remains Princess Of Princess Champion

In the main event, Yuki Arai defeated Suzume to retain the TJPW Princess Of Princess Championship. The victory keeps the title with Arai following one of Wrestle Princess VII's four featured championship matches.

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The Princess Of Princess title is positioned at the center of the promotion's singles landscape, making the result a major one for TJPW's championship picture. Suzume entered the match with an opportunity to leave EBARA WAVE Arena Ota as champion, but Arai successfully turned back the challenge and ended the event with the belt still in her possession.

With no next challenger announced among the listed results, the immediate direction of Arai's reign remains open after Wrestle Princess VII. What is confirmed is that the champion overcame Suzume in a marquee match and remains the holder of TJPW's premier championship.

Princess Tag Team Championship changes hands

The biggest championship development of the show came in the TJPW Princess Tag Team Championship match. Haru Kazashiro and Yuki Aino defeated Miu Watanabe and Rika Tatsumi, who entered Wrestle Princess VII as the champions.

Kazashiro and Aino's win makes them the new titleholders, bringing an end to Watanabe and Tatsumi's reign. Tag team titles often reshape a division immediately because a change does not affect only the former champions and the new champions; it also gives every other established pairing a new team to chase. That dynamic now surrounds Kazashiro and Aino following their Wrestle Princess triumph.

For Watanabe and Tatsumi, the result was a setback on a night when championship gold was a central theme. Their loss stands apart from the other title matches, all of which ended with the reigning singles champions preserving their positions. Kazashiro and Aino therefore leave the event with the clearest momentum shift among the championship divisions represented on the card.

Nakajima and Yamashita turn back challengers

Shoko Nakajima successfully defended the All Asia Women's Championship against Zara Zakher. Nakajima's victory ensured that the title remained with its reigning champion at Wrestle Princess VII, adding another successful defense to a card that placed major focus on title competition.

Zakher had a high-profile opportunity in challenging for the championship, but Nakajima prevailed. The result gives Nakajima continued control of the All Asia Women's title picture, while Zakher was unable to convert her challenge into a championship win.

Miyu Yamashita also retained gold, defeating Arisu Endo in an EVE International Championship match. Yamashita entered as champion and departed with the title after overcoming Endo.

The match added an international championship element to the Wrestle Princess VII lineup. Endo's challenge was unsuccessful, but the bout gave the card another notable singles championship contest alongside Arai versus Suzume and Nakajima versus Zakher. By the end of the night, Yamashita, Nakajima and Arai had each defended their respective singles titles.

Jushin Thunder Liger serves as special guest referee

One of the event's distinct attractions saw Mizuki defeat Hyper Misao with Jushin Thunder Liger serving as the special guest referee. Liger's involvement gave the match an added element beyond the in-ring rivalry between Mizuki and Hyper Misao.

Mizuki ultimately secured the victory, while the announced special referee role belonged to Liger. The match was not for a championship, but it stood out on a show otherwise heavily defined by title bouts and helped give the 10-match lineup a different kind of featured presentation.

The result adds another win to Mizuki's side of the ledger, while Hyper Misao came up short in a match officiated by one of professional wrestling's most recognizable veteran figures.

Tag team action fills out the Wrestle Princess VII card

Outside of the championship matches, the event featured several multi-person contests. VENY and Yuki Kamifuku defeated Toga and Wakana Uehara in tag team action. The pairing of VENY and Kamifuku secured the win over Toga and Uehara, giving them a notable result on a card crowded with title stakes.

Aja Kong, Kumadori and Sakura Hattori also picked up a victory, defeating the trio of Chika Nanase, Chris Brookes and Kira Summer. The six-person match brought together competitors from across the card for one of the show's larger team bouts. Kong, Kumadori and Hattori left with the win over Nanase, Brookes and Summer.

In a three-way tag team match, Minimo and Raku defeated both Mahiro Kiryu and Tama and the team of Pokotan and Pom Harajuku. Three-way matches place multiple teams in competition at once, and Minimo and Raku were the pairing that emerged victorious over the other two combinations.

The opening portion of the card included Uta Takami defeating Ren Konatsu in singles competition. Takami's victory set the tone for the night before the show moved through its tag team bouts and into its championship-heavy latter stages.

Another multi-person match saw HIMAWARI, Shino Suzuki and Mifu Ashida defeat Chieri Sakimori, Momo Sato and Shion Kanzaki. HIMAWARI, Suzuki and Ashida earned the six-person win, while Sakimori, Sato and Kanzaki were handed the loss.

Wrestle Princess VII results

  • Uta Takami defeated Ren Konatsu.
  • HIMAWARI, Shino Suzuki and Mifu Ashida defeated Chieri Sakimori, Momo Sato and Shion Kanzaki.
  • Minimo and Raku defeated Mahiro Kiryu and Tama, and Pokotan and Pom Harajuku, in a three-way tag team match.
  • Aja Kong, Kumadori and Sakura Hattori defeated Chika Nanase, Chris Brookes and Kira Summer.
  • VENY and Yuki Kamifuku defeated Toga and Wakana Uehara.
  • Mizuki defeated Hyper Misao. Jushin Thunder Liger was the special guest referee.
  • All Asia Women's Championship: Shoko Nakajima defeated Zara Zakher to retain the title.
  • EVE International Championship: Miyu Yamashita defeated Arisu Endo to retain the title.
  • TJPW Princess Tag Team Championship: Haru Kazashiro and Yuki Aino defeated Miu Watanabe and Rika Tatsumi to win the titles.
  • TJPW Princess Of Princess Championship: Yuki Arai defeated Suzume to retain the title.

A title-focused night for Tokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling

Wrestle Princess VII was defined by the contrast between stability at the top of the singles ranks and change in the tag team division. Arai's successful defense over Suzume kept the Princess Of Princess Championship in the same hands. Nakajima and Yamashita similarly retained against Zakher and Endo, respectively.

At the same time, Kazashiro and Aino provided the show with a significant championship shift by defeating Watanabe and Tatsumi. Their victory gives Wrestle Princess VII a consequential title-change moment amid an otherwise defense-heavy championship slate.

From Takami's singles victory early in the event through Arai's main-event retention, the EBARA WAVE Arena Ota card offered a full range of TJPW competition: singles matches, conventional tags, six-person action, a three-way tag contest and four championship bouts. The final picture is clear: Arai remains the Princess Of Princess Champion, Nakajima remains All Asia Women's Champion, Yamashita remains EVE International Champion, and Kazashiro and Aino are the new Princess Tag Team Champions.

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