MARIGOLD 1st Anniversary Series MARIGOLD Burning Desire 2025 6/14/25
MARIGOLD 1st Anniversary Series MARIGOLD Burning Desire 2025 6/14/25
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Event Date & Time:
Saturday, June 14, 2025
Time: 6:00 PM (JST)
Venue:
Korakuen Hall – Tokyo, Japan
A legendary venue in Japanese wrestling history, famed for its passionate crowds and close-ring energy.
Complete Match Card & Breakdown:
Main Event
Takumi Iroha vs. Sareee
Two of Japan’s fiercest competitors collided in a breathtaking main event. Iroha’s power moves and Sareee’s unmatched technical wrestling gave fans a thrilling and emotionally-charged finale. A true showcase of modern joshi puroresu excellence.
Co-Main Event
Giulia & MIRAI vs. Maya Yukihi & Utami Hayashishita
This tag team encounter stole the spotlight with intense sequences and perfect teamwork. Giulia and MIRAI’s aggressive pace countered the calculated style of Maya and Utami in what became a masterclass in tag wrestling.
Feature Match
Nanae Takahashi vs. Chihiro Hashimoto
A heavy-hitting battle that saw both women deliver punishing offense. The crowd witnessed a physical war that ended with mutual nods of respect—no titles needed, just pride and legacy.
Rising Star Battle
Xena vs. Natsumi Sumikawa
Two rising prospects delivered a technically sound and energetic match. Xena’s charisma and Sumikawa’s ring IQ created magic, offering a glimpse into MARIGOLD’s bright future.
Opening Contest
Mariah May vs. Lady C
A spirited opener that lit up the crowd early. Mariah May’s international polish clashed with Lady C’s resilience, delivering a strong start to an action-packed night.
vent Recap & Final Thoughts:
MARIGOLD: Burning Desire 2025 was more than just a celebration — it was a statement. The promotion marked its one-year milestone with a night of unforgettable moments, emotional storytelling, and jaw-dropping action.
From rookies to veterans, every performer delivered. The crowd at Korakuen Hall witnessed a high-energy night that cements MARIGOLD’s position as a powerhouse in the women’s wrestling scene.
If the past year was about building, the next will be about conquering.