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TJPW All Rise Results: Shoko Nakajima Wins Princess Title

Summary: Shoko Nakajima beat Yuki Arai at TJPW All Rise on Sunday, Nov. 8, at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo to win the Princess of Princess Championship. Suzume and the Princess Tag Team champions kept their titles, and Ren Konatsu won the Next Generation Tournament.

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  1. Debut match, tag
    Shion Kanzaki and Chieri Sakimoridef.Toga and Yui Musubi

    Kanzaki made Musubi submit with the Midnight Blues.

    8:11
  2. Tag
    Hyper Misao and Shino Suzukidef.Mahiro Kiryu and Kira Summer

    Misao pinned Summer with the Hypami Returns.

    7:17
  3. Debut match, six-woman
    Rika Tatsumi, Miu Watanabe and Shiori Futabadef.Mizuki, Wakana Uehara and Mifu Ashida

    Watanabe pinned Ashida with the Tear Drop.

    12:18
  4. Next Generation Tournament '26 final
    Ren Konatsudef.Momo Sato

    Aries Comet.

    8:15
  5. Tag
    Yuki Kamifuku and Nagisa Nozakidef.Arisu Endo and Chika Nanase

    Kamifuku pinned Nanase with the Diving Famouser.

    12:52
  6. International Princess Championship
    Suzume (c)def.Uta Takami

    Ring A Bell. Fifth defense for Suzume.

    10:44
  7. Princess Tag Team Championship
    Yuki Aino and Haru Kazashiro (c)def.Raku and Pom Harajuku

    Kazashiro pinned Harajuku after the Updraft Overdrive. First defense for the champions.

    16:31
  8. Princess of Princess Championship
    Shoko Nakajimadef.Yuki Arai (c)

    Diving Senton. New champion.

    23:54

The quick version

  • Shoko Nakajima pinned Yuki Arai with the Diving Senton at 23:54 to become the 18th Princess of Princess Champion, her third reign.
  • Ren Konatsu beat Momo Sato in the Next Generation Tournament final. Two rookies debuted, Yui Musubi and Shiori Futaba.
  • Miu Watanabe and Hyper Misao meet on Nov. 15 for the first shot at Nakajima on Jan. 4.

Shoko Nakajima ended Yuki Arai's reign in the main event of Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling's All Rise on Sunday, Nov. 8, at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo. The show drew 971 fans, per Dramatic DDT.

Event

TJPW All Rise, Sunday, Nov. 8, 2026, Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan. Attendance 971, per Dramatic DDT and MIB's Instant Headache. Eight matches. The show streamed on Wrestle Universe, per TJPW's post as embedded by Monthly Puroresu.

Results

Match notes

The main event. Nakajima's speed had to overcome Arai's big boots, per Dramatic DDT, and the match turned when Nakajima countered the Finally into a Northern Lights suplex. Arai later landed the Finally and a spinning brainbuster. Nakajima escaped the Scorpion Death Lock by biting her own hand to fight the pain, then hit a 619 and a double arm DDT before the senton. Monthly Puroresu says Arai's reign ended after five successful defenses and 225 days, and that Nakajima is a three-time champion who also held the SETUP All Asia Women's Championship coming in. Nakajima last held the Princess title in 2022, per the same report.

Nakajima's speech. She told Arai she had respected her since Arai's debut and wanted to face her again. Arai replied, "I'd love to," per Monthly Puroresu.

The rookies. Yui Musubi and Shiori Futaba both debuted. Musubi lost her match by submission. Futaba's team won.

The tournament. Konatsu beat Sato in 8:15 to win the Next Generation Tournament final.

What is next

Miu Watanabe and Hyper Misao both asked to challenge Nakajima. They will meet on Nov. 15 for the first shot, with the winner challenging on Jan. 4, per Monthly Puroresu. Dramatic DDT says Misao gave Watanabe a Stunner after a handshake. MIB's Instant Headache reports TJPW also announced an "Unlimited Princess Championship," a title contested only after a social media challenge, with a battle royal on Dec. 26 to pick the first champion. We saw that announcement in one review only.

How we know

Source: Dramatic DDT's results list and match write-ups, Monthly Puroresu's report on the main event, and MIB's Instant Headache review. The three agree on every winner and finish we list. We did not watch the show or contact TJPW. Nothing in this story is a rumor.

TJPWShoko NakajimaYuki AraiRen KonatsuSuzumeMiu WatanabeHyper MisaoKorakuen Hall

Sources

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