With the first half of 2025 in the rear view mirror, it’s time to reflect on professional wrestling’s greatest triumphs over the past six months.

Meiko Satomura officially puts her pro wrestling career to a close after 30 decorated years in the business. Sendai Girls held “SATOMURA The Final” at Korakuen Hall this past April 28th in ...

Meiko Satomura, one of the most cherished names in women’s wrestling, has officially retired from in-ring competition, drawing the curtain on a career that spanned over three decades.The 45-year ...

Meiko Satomura, the former NXT UK Women's Champion, had her official retirement match on April 29th in Tokyo, Japan. It was held under the banner of Sendai Girls' Pro Wrestling, the promotion she ...

Meiko Satomura’s 30-year journey in the ring came to an end at Korakuen Hall on Tuesday. In her official retirement match, Satomura & Manami defeated Aja Kong & Sendai Girls Champion Chihiro ...

WWE star Meiko Satomura is calling it a career. It will see Satomura alongside her trainee, the 20-year-old Manami, against the duo of Aja Kong and Sendai Girls Champion Chihiro Hashimoto.

Meiko Satomura will be competing in her final match for the STARDOM promotion at All Star Grand Queendom 2025. STARDOM held a press conference for All Star Grand Queendom 2025 on their YouTube ...

Meiko Satomura defeated DASH Chisako to win the Sendai Girls World Championship for the second time in her career. Sendai Girls held their Big Show in Sendai event this past Sunday, December 8th.

Meiko Satomura’s road to retirement will include a match against Sareee. Sareee vs. Meiko Satomura has been announced for ISM Chapter Ⅵ on January 23, 2025.

A new report provides an update on Meiko Satomura‘s upcoming retirement. At a press conference on July 26th, Meiko Satomura confirmed that she would retire in 2025 alongside the thirtieth ...

The belief is that Meiko Satomura will not be used on WWE programming again before her formal retirement, and it's also doubtful that the 44-year-old will get a WrestleMania swansong.

Meiko Satomura, former NXT UK Women's Champion, returned to WWE after a year for a match in Japan and might retire by 2025. She has influenced the wrestling world as both a performer and coach.