Sukeban, the Japanese all-female wrestling sensation, stormed into London with a sold-out show at the legendary York Hall on Thursday. 1,500 fans packed the venue for an unforgettable night of fierce wrestling and cultural fusion, as the league continues its global takeover after thrilling crowds in New York, Miami, and Los Angeles.
The headline match saw Sareee Bomb seize the Sukeban World Championship, defeating the formidable Commander Nakajima in a high-stakes, action-packed main event. The championship belt, an eye-catching design by the famed Marc Newson, was the perfect prize for a night that delivered on every level.
Legendary announcer Kunichi Nomura added a theatrical touch to the night, while Sukeban’s iconic Commissioner Bull Nakano brought her legendary presence, rallying the crowd in true Sukeban style.
Five Spectacular Matches:
Venomous Veny & King Konami toppled Supersonic and Crush Yuu
Ichigo Sayaka overpowered Stray Cat
Maya Mamushi and Saki Bimi triumphed over Atomic Banshee and BINGO
Midnight Player emerged victorious against Babyface and Rina Yamashita
In the explosive finale, Sareee Bomb defeated Commander Nakajima to win the Sukeban World Championship
But the night wasn’t just about wrestling—it was a feast for the senses. Top beauty icon Pat McGrath and makeup artist Andrew Dahling created daring new looks for the wrestlers, while the London-based fashion brand Ariesdropped exclusive merch, available online at Ariesarise.com and Sukeban.com. The night also saw two of the Harajuku Stars sporting futuristic patches as part of a collaboration with Starface.
A Star-Studded Affair
Sukeban's electrifying mix of wrestling, fashion, and pop culture attracted a crowd of high-profile guests including Paloma Faith, Coucou Chloe, Jamie Marie-Shipton, and artists Hamish Pearch and Sadie Coles. With notable figures from the world of fashion and art in attendance, Sukeban once again proved it’s not just about wrestling—it’s about shaking up the entire entertainment landscape.
This London debut cemented Sukeban’s status as a global phenomenon, where the worlds of sport, art, and fashion collide in a blaze of excitement. Fans left York Hall knowing they’d witnessed something truly special, as Sukeban continues to redefine the future of women’s wrestling.
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