List of World Wonder Ring Stardom personnel

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Various roster members at the third anniversary of the company in 2014. STARDOM The 3rd Anniversary.jpg
Various roster members at the third anniversary of the company in 2014.

World Wonder Ring Stardom is a Japanese professional wrestling promotion founded in 2010. Stardom personnel consists of professional wrestlers, commentators, ring announcers, and various other positions. Executive officers are also listed. Stardom also frequently features wrestlers from promotions like Marvelous That's Women Pro Wrestling or Pro Wrestling Wave such as Takumi Iroha, Rin Kadokura and Maria. Many other wrestlers from various promotions from the Japanese independent scene are featured in events such as the rookie-based "New Blood".

Contents

Personnel

Wrestlers

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Mayu Iwatani
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Tam Nakano
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Natsupoi
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Mina Shirakawa
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Momo Watanabe
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Thekla
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Saori Anou
Ring name [1] Real nameUnitNotes
Ami Sohrei [2] Ami Miura God's Eye
AZM [3] Azumi Matsumoto Neo Genesis
Azusa Inaba Unknown H.A.T.E. Freelancer (Just Tap Out)
New Blood Tag Team Champion
Fukigen Death [4] Kaori Yoneyama H.A.T.E. Freelancer
Owner of YMZ Pro Wrestling
Hanako [5] [6] Hanako Ueda Empress Nexus Venus
Hanan [7] Unknown Stars
Hazuki [8] [9] Reo Hazuki Stars
Hina Unknown God's Eye
Koguma [10] Unknown Stars
Konami [11] Konami Takemoto H.A.T.E.
Lady C [12] Chie Nagatani God's Eye Also performs under the ring name "Super Strong Stardom Giant Machine"
Maika [13] Unknown Empress Nexus Venus
Matoi HamabeUnknownUnaffiliated
Mayu Iwatani [14] Mayu Iwatani Stars IWGP Women's Champion
Mei Seira Mei Hoshizuki Neo Genesis High Speed Champion
Mina Shirakawa [15] Mina Shirakawa Empress Nexus Venus Undisputed British Women's Champion
Miyu Amasaki [16] Miyu Matsuda Neo Genesis Future of Stardom Champion
Momo Kohgo [17] Shieru Wakana Stars
Momo Watanabe [18] Momo Watanabe [19] H.A.T.E. Goddesses of Stardom Champion
Natsupoi [20] Natsumi Maki Cosmic Angels Wonder of Stardom Champion
Artist of Stardom Champion
Natsuko Tora [21] Unknown H.A.T.E.
Rian [22] Unknown Empress Nexus Venus
Ranna YagamiUnknown God's Eye
Rina Unknown H.A.T.E. New Blood Tag Team Champion
Ruaka [23] Unknown H.A.T.E.
Saki Kashima [24] Saki Kashima [25] God's Eye
Sakura Aya [5] Sakura Ishiguro Cosmic Angels
Saori Anou Saori Anou Cosmic Angels Artist of Stardom Champion
Saya Iida [26] Saya Iida Stars Also performs under the ring name "Super Strong Stardom Machine"
Saya Kamitani [27] [28] Saya Kamitani H.A.T.E.
Sayaka Kurara [29] Unknown Cosmic Angels
Starlight Kid [30] Unknown Neo Genesis
Suzu Suzuki [31] Unknown Neo Genesis
Syuri [32] Syuri Kondo God's Eye
Tam Nakano [33] Yuria Tauchi Cosmic Angels Artist of Stardom Champion
World of Stardom Champion
Thekla [34] Thekla Kaischauri H.A.T.E. Goddesses of Stardom Champion
Tomoka Inaba Unknown God's Eye Freelancer (Just Tap Out)
Waka Tsukiyama [35] Unknown Empress Nexus Venus
Xena Xena Kacho Empress Nexus Venus
Yuna Mizumori Unknown Cosmic Angels

Staff

NameReal nameNotes
Barb SasakiSena SasakiReferee
Daichi MurayamaDaichi MurayamaReferee
Duke SadoDuke SadoReferee
Rin Tateishi [36] Rin TateishiRing Announcer
Takaaki Kidani Takaaki Kidani Bushiroad Representative director
Taro OkadaTaro OkadaPresident and Representative director [37]
Thom FainThom FainEnglish Public Relations & Communications [38]
Yoritaka AndoYoritaka AndoRing announcer
Yurie Kozakai [39] Yurie KozakaiRing Announcer, Time Keeper
Yuzuki Watase [40] Yuzuki WataseRing Announcer
Walker StewartWalker StewartEnglish-language play-by-play commentator [41]

Former alumni

Ring nameReal nameNotes
Act Yasukawa Yuka YasukawaRetired on December 23, 2015. [42]
Served as Oedo Tai's manager until 2016. [43]
Andras Miyagi Michiko MiyagiResigned in January 2020.
Arisa Hoshiki [44] Arisa HoshikiRetired from professional wrestling on May 20, 2020, due to head and neck injuries. [45]
Arisu NanaseUnknownWent inactive following April 16, 2017. [46]
Bea Priestley Beatrice PriestleyPriestley announced her departure on April 4, 2021, after losing her match at Stardom Yokohama Dream Cinderella and to sign with WWE. [47]
Eri SusaEriko SusaResigned on December 1, 2013. [48]
Fuka Fuka KakimotoFounder, former General Manager and ring announcer.
Retired on March 28, 2018. [49]
Giulia [50] Eimi Gloria MatsudoLeft on March 31, 2024, to sign with WWE.
Hana Kimura [51] Hana Kimura Died on May 23, 2020. [52]
HarukaHaruka KumagaiWent inactive following August 14, 2011. [53]
Himeka Hana Arita [54] Wrestled her final match on April 23, 2023 [55] and officially retired on May 14, 2023. [56]
Hiromi Mimura Hiromi MimuraRetired on March 28, 2018. [57]
Iyo Sky Masami Odate Left on June 17, 2018, to sign with WWE. [58]
IrisUnknownReturned to native Mexico in April 2011. [59]
Itsuki HoshinoUnknownRetired on July 26, 2020, due to physical ailments. [60]
Jungle Kyona Kyōna YanoLeft on September 30, 2021. [61]
Kagetsu [62] Yu Ishino Left on February 15, 2020 [63]
Kairi Hojo Kaori HousakoLeft on June 4, 2017, Returned to work for WWE in 2023. [64] Later made appearances as a freelancer. [65]
Kris Wolf Kris Hernandez [66] Left on March 25, 2018. [67]
Leo Onozaki [68] UnknownRetired on February 16, 2020. [69]
MaayaUnknownWent inactive in 2014. [70]
Mami HoujyouMami HoujyouTrainee, quit before the promotion's inaugural event. [71]
Mai Sakurai [72] UnknownLeft on March 31, 2024
Miho Wakizawa Miho WakizawaRetired on December 23, 2014. [73]
Mirai [74] Mirai ItoLeft on March 31, 2024
Mika Nagano Mika Nagano Retired on February 6, 2014. [53]
Natsuki☆Taiyo Natsumi Mizushima Retired on June 1, 2014. [75]
Natsumi Showzuki Natsumi TokodaResigned on July 31, 2013, after suffering a cervical spine injury. [76]
“Remei” AsukaUnknownResigned on January 31, 2015. [77]
Shiki ShibusawaUnknownStardom announced on Shibusawa's retirement on March 10, 2019. [78]
Sumire Natsu [79] Natsuki Urabe [80] Left on October 4, 2021.
Sumire YoshinoKaori OkumuraFired on July 31, 2013. [76]
Takumi Iroha Airi Takubo Transferred to Marvelous on February 22, 2015. [81]
Toni Storm Toni RossallSigned with AEW at March 30, 2022. Later left on June 9, 2018
Unagi Sayaka Himawari UnagiStarted freelancing on October 2, 2022, last appeared in Stardom on December 29, 2022, at Dream Queendom 2 and got removed from the official roster page in April 2023
Utami Hayashishita [82] Utami HayashishitaLeft on March 31, 2024
Yoko Bito Yoko Arai Retired on December 24, 2017. [83]
Yoshiko Yoshiko Hirano Retired on May 31, 2015. [84]
Yuhi Unknown Zero1 Norainu Dojo representative. Wrestled final Stardom match before her retirement on March 16, 2014. [85]
Yui YokooUnknownRetired on March 31, 2014, after suffering a knee injury. [48]
Yuzuki UnknownLeft on March 31, 2024
Yuna Manase Yuuna Suzuki Resigned on March 8, 2015. [86]
Yuuri Haruka Haruka Kato Retired on December 31, 2012, after suffering an orbital floor fracture. Returned in October 2013 with Wrestling New Classic. [87]
Yuzuki Aikawa Yuzuki Aikawa Retired on April 29, 2013. [53]

Notable guests

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Male

Stables

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Former

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