Here are the results from SMASH 25, the second to the last SMASH show. You know the drill.
 

Nanae Takahashi, Tomoka Nakagawa and Kagetsu defeated Makoto, Lin Bairon and Aki Shizuku when Kagetsu used the Death Valley Bomb on Makoto at 8:40.

Shout-out to all people at Sendai, who are hosting the second All Together Show.
 

Shuri defeated Kana with the Standing High Kick at 12:50 to become the new Smash Divas Champion.

Finally, she got the belt. Congratulations.
 

Speaking of the All Together show, Meiko Satomura made an appearance during the intermission of the show and thanked everyone for their support. Sendai Girls is in Sendai and we all know what happened on Sendai.

That match is good. She is a better wrestler than she was before, and yes she will show no mercy and would not hesitate to give anyone an "one finger salute".
 

It's a good thing Kaori changed her mind at the very last minute. The last thing that joshi fans get is another sudden retirement. But nevertheless, good for her.


As for the people who are NOT happy about her decision, it's probably because they paid to see a retirement match and they did not get to see someone retire, that's why those very same people are reacting to it. 


JWP is looking good for 2012. Yoneyama holding off her retirement and Nakajima returning soon, this is looking good, can't wait for their team-up or more likely, their feud where Arisa went bitchy again and makes an impact on her return out of Yoneyama's expense.


As for Kana not happy with Yoneyama's decision, well expect chaos and confusion from her opinions which is, as crazy as it sounds is one the reasons why she is one of my favorites. As for her issues with JWP, maybe it has something to do with her manifesto back in 2010 and JWP did not like it, which is they don't always have Kana on their show.
 

Here are the results from Ayumi's show "Never Give Up" results are from purolove.com[that damn site better be right]


Ayumi Kurihara Produce "NEVER GIVE UP! ~ 6TH ANNIVERSARY", 26.11.2011
Shinjuku FACE
500 Fans - Super No Vacancy Full House

1. Challenge Match: Toshie Uematsu defated Rabbit Mito with the Double-Wrist Armsault at 8:44
2. Challenge Match: Ran Yu-YU defeated Nana Kawasa with the Diving Kneedrop at 6:40

Ouch, hard lesson for the JWP rookies

 
3. Japan and Mexico Opposition Match: Aiki Uesugi, Aoi Ishibashi & Saya defeated Saori, Dama de Hierro & Lady Afrodita when Uesugi used the Llave de Reina Dos on Afrodita at 7:03

4. Fat Sisters Revival: Aja Kong , GAMI  & Sawako Shimono defeated Yutaka Yoshie, Aya Yuki & Ryo Mizunami when Kong used the Diving Elbow Drop on Yuki at 13:31

Aja Kong has been using the Diving Elbow a lot.
 

5. Special Tag Match: Yumiko Hotta & Leon defeated Lady Apache  & Cassandra (10:17) by referee stoppage after Hotta used the Sleeper Hold on Cassandra at 10:17

6. Mika Iida 1st Anniversary Match: Ayako Hamada & Misaki Ohata defeated AKINO & Mika Iida when Hamada used the AP Cross on Iida at 18:22

Too bad NEO folded
 

7. CMLL World Women's Title: Ayumi Kurihara defeated Marcela to win the CMLL World Women's Title at 15:38 - Marcela defeated Kurihara with the Alejandrina at 5:04 - Kurihara defeated Marcela with the Masadora at 1:56 - Kurihara defeated Marcela with Never Give Up at 8:38 - Total Time - 15:38

Congratulations, Ayumi. That was great.
 

Hey, I am as shocked as you are. Anyways, here are the results from SMASH again. Just like last time, I will only give results on joshi matches and matches involving joshi wrestlers, but the source may not be accurate like last time.

SMASH "SMASH Live in Osaka" November 25, 2011
Osaka Minami Move On Arena
272 Fans

2. Tomoka Nakagawa defeated Lin Bairon with the School Boy at 10:26

Tomoka is on fire.

3. Hajime Ohara and Jessica Love defeated Takuya Kito and Mio Shirai when Ohara used the Finnish Forearm on Mio at 7:29

What the heck is Kito doing??? I thought he would do anything for Mio? Why he let Ohara deliver the Finnish Forearm on her???
 

4. Kana and Aki Shizuku defeated Shuri and Makoto when Kana used the Death Valley Bomb on Makoto at 13:48

Seriously, can someone please correct me on this, I mean Kana using the Death Valley??? She loves kicks and submission moves, not high impact moves!!!
 

Like I said, the results on the last two matches were a little questionable on my opinion so please correct me if I am wrong.
 

Source: Purolove.com

to JoshiFanFicz - let me see, as far as i know, she spent some time in a promotion that is so small that we barely know about it. She trained at BattlArts around the same time as Kana, which is probably the reason why Kana handpicked her as her opponent in SMASH 22 and they met again BattlArts' final show. Other than that, I don't have much knowledge about her[can anyone please help me get some more info about Aki]. She is very impressive on SMASH 22 and I suggest you watched that match, it is a good match. I wish some joshi promotions would have the guts to sign her as possible.

The first time I saw her was a match against Yuzuki Aikawa, where I saw her employ her heelish attitude very well by targeting Yuzuki's bouncy-bouncies. To me, she and Kagetu stood out among the rest in the Flash Tournament, but Yoshiko stood out to me a little more. She got some love from the fans from the Korakuen Hall at the recent Flash Tournament which is interesting since she is suppose to be a heel, but that's because she prove to anyone she is fearless and willing to go toe to toe with anybody. She is something to look out for in the near future.
 

By the way, she requests, no she demands that this thread to have more messages or there will be pain and suffering.
 

Well, she can still run Ice Ribbon even if she is not wrestling right? I mean she can still help on running the promotion backstage as a backstage manager right?

I hope Aja Kong didn't see this picture, if you know what I mean, and if she does, well she is going to be very upset. Could this mean Hiroyo will be Ozaki's new apprentice let's wait and see.

I only said not very stiff, I did not mean not stiff at all, since being a little stiff is supposed to be the trademark of joshi wrestling and puroresu in general.

If I have a top 10 fave active joshi wrestlers on my list, Kana and Ayumi are in my first and second position respectively. It's actually a hard decision for me on who is no 1 and no 2, and I have to use their recent Wave singles match to decide who is no 1. Kinda lame is it in't? 

So that means, Okuda is not very lucky!?   

Well at least Hiroyo is not a very stiff worker.