Miyu Yamashita

Miyu Yamashita

Birth : 1995-03-16, Fukuoka - Japan

History

is a Japanese professional wrestler currently signed to Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling, where she is the current Tokyo Princess Of Princess Champion in her second reign. Yamashita was trained by DDT's Mikami, and made her debut in August 2013, as one of the first members of DDT's all female Tokyo Joshi Pro sister promotion. Yamashita was pushed as the top star of Tokyo Joshi Pro, and became the first ever Tokyo Princess of Princess Champion on January 4, 2016.. She is currently recognised as the promotion's ace. Yamashita trained in Kyokushin and mixed martial arts from a young age and originally had hopes of being an idol, and took part in many auditions for idol groups, though struggled to get anywhere. She was eventually introduced to professional wrestler Kyohei Mikami, who asked if she would be interested in training to join Dramatic Dream Team's new sister promotion, Tokyo Joshi Pro. Yamashita accepted the offer and moved to Tokyo at age 17 to begin training under Mikami shortly after. In TJP's early years, it was a small promotion that mainly ran shows alongside live music and other live performances. Despite being a small promotion, Yamashita was still being pushed as the future top star of the promotion, and when TJP finally started to run their own full shows, Yamashita took her position at the top of the card. She became known for her strong kicks and karate based offence, earning the nickname "Pink Striker". On January 4, 2016 at TJP's biggest show to date, Yamashita defeated longtime rival Shoko Nakajima to become the first ever Tokyo Princess of Princess Champion.[2] She held the title until September when she was defeated by Yuu.In August 2017, she received her first singles match against Sendai Girls' Pro Wrestling's Meiko Satomura, but was defeated.[5] On January 4, 2018, Yamashita got one more chance to win back the Tokyo Princess of Princess Championship, and defeated Reika Saiki to win the championship for a second time. Yamashita retained the title throughout 2018, defeating the likes of Yuna Manase, Veda Scott, Priscilla Kelly, Yuu, Maho Kurone and Rika Tatsumi. On January 4, 2019, she defeated Maki Ito to mark 1 year as champion, the longest in the titles history.

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Miyu Yamashita
Miyu Yamashita
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TJPW SUMMER SUN PRINCESS '22
■Match Lineup - Princess of Princess Championship <Champion> Shoko Nakajima vs Rika Tatsumi <Challenger> *The 10th champion’s 4th defending match - Princess Tag Team Championship <Champion Team> Yuka Sakazaki & Mizuki vs Saki Akai & Yuki Arai <Challenger Team> *The 9th champion’s 6th defending match - Special Singles Match Thunder Rosa vs Miyu Yamashita - International Princess Championship <Champion> Maki Itoh vs Alex Windsor <Challenger> The 7th champion’s 5th defending match - Riho & Arisu Endo vs Mei Suruga & Suzume - Hikaru Shida & Hikari Noa vs Yuki Kamifuku & Mahiro Kiryu - Ryo Mizunami vs Miu Watanabe - Ajakong & Yuki Aino & Raku & Pom Harajuku vs Hyper Misao & Nao Kakuta & Haruna Neko & Kaya Toribami - Moka Miyamoto vs Juria Nagano
CyberFight Festival 2022
Miyu Yamashita
CyberFight Festival 2022 was a professional wrestling event promoted by CyberFight for its four brands, DDT Pro-Wrestling (DDT), Pro Wrestling Noah (Noah), Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling (TJPW), and Ganbare☆Pro-Wrestling (GanPro). It took place on June 12, 2022, in Saitama, Japan, at the Saitama Super Arena and aired live on CyberFight's streaming service Wrestle Universe where it featured English commentary.
TJPW Grand Princess '22
Tokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling’s biggest show of the year, TJPW Grand Princess ’22, takes place on March 19 at Ryogoku Kokugikan with huge title matches and big names returning.
CyberFight Festival 2021
CyberFight Festival 2021 was a professional wrestling event promoted by CyberFight for its four brands, DDT Pro-Wrestling, Pro Wrestling Noah, Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling, and Ganbare Pro-Wrestling. It took place in Saitama, Japan, at the Saitama Super Arena and aired live on Wrestle Universe. The card comprised fifteen matches, with the first three being part of the Starting Battle pre-show. In the triple main event, Miyu Yamashita battled Yuka Sakazaki for the Princess of Princess Championship, Harashima fought Jun Akiyama for the KO-D Openweight Championship, and Naomichi Marufuji took on Keiji Mutoh for the GHC Heavyweight Championship. Other prominent matches saw The37Kamiina (Konosuke Takeshita and Yuki Ueno) fight Kaito Kiyomiya and Yoshiki Inamura, a DDT team led by Sanshiro Takagi matched against the NOAH stable Kongo led by Kenoh in a 12-man tag team match, and Sugiura-gun (Takashi Sugiura and Kazushi Sakuraba) battled Danshoku Dino and Super Sasadango Machine.
TJP Tokyo Joshi Pro PPV Show 2 Starting Point
Singles Match Miyu Yamashita vs. Arisu Endo Singles Match Hyper Misao (w/Shin Ultra Shoko) vs. Sena Shiori Singles Match Maki Ito vs. Moka Miyamoto Tag Team Match Mahiro Kiryu & Pom Harajuku vs. Magical Sugar Rabbits (Mizuki & Yuka Sakazaki) Singles Match Marika Kobashi vs. Yuki Kamifuku Six Man Tag Team Match BAKURETSU Sisters (Nodoka Tenma & Yuki Aino) & Haruna Neko vs. Up Up Girls (Hikari Noa, Miu Watanabe & Raku) Tag Team Match Rika Tatsumi & Suzume vs. Mirai Maiumi & Miyu Yamashita
TJP Yes! Wonderland 2019: Opportunity Is There
Tokyo Joshi Pro presents Yes! Wonderland 2019 from Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan.
TJP Tokyo Joshi Pro '19
Miyu Yamashita
Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling will air their big kahuna 1/4 Kourakuen Hall show live. This is a free show Those with DDT Universe can watch the show Here. You must at least sign up for a Bronze account to view the show. Those without the DDT Universe but able to use a Japanese IP address can watch the show via Abema TV Here If you are new to Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling and would like to know more, feel free to read this Introduction to Tokyo Joshi It's out of date since A CRAP TON OF STUFF HAPPENED THIS YEAR but it'll give you the basics until I get a new updated one written. Mostly its missing the recent debuts and still has bios on Maho, Yuu and Azusa who have left Opening bell for this week's Tokyo Joshi event is 12:00 pm on Friday January 4th in Japan. That's 10:00 pm Thursday night January 3rd Eastern US time and 7pm Thursday January 3rd Pacific. (I think its 3:00 am Friday, January 4th in the U.K.)
TJP 5th Anniversary - Five Year Old Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling
Tokyo Joshi Pro celebrates its 5th anniversary.
TJP Brand New Wrestling 2 Now It's Time To Attack
Miyu Yamashita
Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling runs its third Korakuen Hall show of 2018 this Saturday 25 August, entitled “Brand New Wrestling 2 ~ Now It’s Time to Attack ~”. The event will be streaming live on DDT Universe starting at 10am UK time. For anybody out there that isn’t already firmly on board the TJP bandwagon, this is a primer of sorts.
Tokyo Joshi Pro Yes Wonderland   2018.05.03
Japanesse Wresling Event from 2018.05.03
TJP Tokyo Joshi Pro '18
TJP Tokyo Joshi Pro '18 took place in Tokyo on January 4, 2018. It was broadcast on DDT Universe.