Oedo Tai

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Oedo Tai
Stable
MembersNatsuko Tora
Konami
Saki Kashima
Sumire Natsu
Jamie Hayter
Ruaka
Rina
Fukigen Death
Starlight Kid[1]
Former
member(s)		See below[2]
DebutJanuary 18, 2015
Years active2015–present[3]

Oedo Tai (大江戸隊, Ōedo-tai) is a professional wrestling stable, currently performing in the Japanese professional wrestling promotion World Wonder Ring Stardom, and formerly in the Japanese independent scene.[4] The stable currently consists of Natsuko Tora, Konami, Saki Kashima, Sumire Natsu, Ruaka, Rina, Fukigen Death and Starlight Kid.[5]

History[]

Under Kyoko Kimura and Act Yasukawa (2015)[]

One of the first co-leaders of the unit, Kyoko Kimura.
The other first co-leader of the unit, Act Yasukawa.

The group originally formed after Kimura Monster Gun's Kyoko Kimura, Kris Wolf and Hudson Envy joined forces with Act Yasukawa, Dragonita and Heidi Lovelace following the events of Stardom's 4th Anniversary show on January 18, 2015, defining themselves as the founding members of the unit. With Yasukawa and Kimura acting as co-leaders, they rebranded themselves with a Samurai theme due to Act, who was “The Samurai Spirit” of Stardom.[6] Yasukawa won the Wonder of Stardom Championship the same night after defeating Mayu Iwatani.[7] The first match under the Oedo Tai name saw Yasukawa, Hudson Envy and Kimura defeating Heisei-gun (Mayu Iwatani, Takumi Iroha and Yoshiko) in a six-woman tag team match on the second night of the Stardom New Year Stars 2015 which took place on February 1.[8] On February 8, 2015, at Stardom Queen's Shout, the unit went for the first time after tag team gold, as Dragonita, Heidi Lovelace and Hudson Envy unsuccessfully challenged Heisei-gun (Io Shirai, Iwatani and Iroha) for the Artist of Stardom Championship.[9] The rush continued on February 22, at Stardom Queen's Shout, Kimura and Hudson Envy teamed up and unsuccessfully challenged 7Kairi (Kairi Hojo and Nanae Takahashi) for the Goddess of Stardom Championship.[10]

Yasukawa vs. Yoshiko incident[]

Yasukawa was in a feud with Yoshiko, whom she challenged for the World of Stardom Championship on February 22, 2015. Things got off-script during the match, while Yoshiko legitimately attacked and injured Yasukawa, therefore getting stripped off the title and being suspended for an indefinite period of time.[10] Yasukawa, who was the Wonder of Stardom Champion at the time had to furtherly relinquish the title on May 1, 2015, due to complications from her multiple injuries caused by the incident.[11] Three days later from the occurrence, Stardom held a press conference where Yoshiko apologised for her actions, but subsequently remained suspended.[12]

On the fifth night of the Stardom Grows Up Star 2015 from April 12, Thunder Rosa teamed up with Kris Wolf to defeat Mayu Iwatani and Momo Watanabe, match which would mark her debut in the promotion as part of the stable.[13] On the second night of the Stardom Golden Week Stars 2015 which took place on May 6, 2015, Star Fire marked her debut in the unit by teaming up with Kris Wolf in a losing effort to Io Shirai and Mayu Iwatani in the semi-finals of a tournament to crown new Goddess of Stardom Champions.[14] Nikki Storm also made her first appearance in Stardom as part of the unit on June 14, 2015, at Stardom Galaxy Stars 2015, where she teamed up with Star Fire and unsuccessfully challenged Io Shirai and Mayu Iwatani for the Goddess of Stardom Championship.[15] During the 5★Star Grand Prix 2015 tournament which took place beginning with August 23, 2015, La Rosa Negra joined the group, while competing in the B block of the tournament against stablemates Kris Wolf and Hudson Envy, Mayu Iwatani, Kaori Yoneyama and Io Shirai.[16] On September 23, 2015, on the eight night of the tournament, La Rosa Negra successfully captured the High Speed Championship from stablemate Star Fire, with no major occurrences after the match. This was the latter's last match in Stardom and as part of Oedo Tai.[17] At Stardom Mask Fiesta 2015 ~ Halloween Party form October 25, La Rosa Negra represented the stable in a six-persom masked tag team match where she teamed up with Black Dragon and Kaoru Maeda in a losing effort to Io Shirai, Mayu Iwatani and Último Dragón.[18] At the 2015 edition of the Goddesses of Stardom Tag League, Kris Wolf and Kyoko Kimura teamed up to represent the stable in a first-round match where they fell short to Hiroyo Matsumoto and Santana Garrett on November 11, 2015. The other pair which represented Oedo Tai in the competition was the team of Act Yasukawa and the new member of the stable, Holidead, who joined the unit during the event on November 3. The two teamed up on the same night, falling short to Kairi Hojo and Haruka Kato.[19]

Under Kimura's single leadership (2015–2017)[]

Act Yasukawa returned in the in-ring competition in September 2015 after recovering from the injuries suffered during the incident with Yoshiko, but only for a brief period of time until December 23, 2015, when she announced her retirement from professional wrestling, remaining the manager of the group until early 2016. Kyoko Kimura subsequently remained the sole leader of the unit since then, and spent her time with recruiting a handful of wrestlers in the first couple of months.[20] The unit always had their doors open for new competitors from outside of Japan.

On the first night of the Stardom 5th Anniversary from January 17, 2016, Kaitlin Diemond and Viper debuted in the stable by teaming up against Hyper Destroyers (Evie and Kellie Skater), obtaining the no. 1 contendership for the Goddess of Stardom Championship, match which they would lose three days later to the champions Thunder Rock (Io Shirai and Mayu Iwatani).[21] On the fifth night of the Stardom Grows Up Stars 2016 from April 17, the luchadora Diosa Atenea teamed up with Kyoko Kimura as the new recruit of the unit, picking up a victory against Kagetsu and Lizzy Styles. The true purpose of the match was that Kimura tried to recruit Kagetsu in the stable but yet unsuccessfully.[22] Six days later at Stardom Grows Up Stars 2016 - Kairi Hojo Homecoming on April 23, Kagetsu finally joined the stable and teamed up with Kyoko Kimura being accompanied at ring side by Act Yasukawa, to defeat Hiroyo Matsumoto and Jungle Kyona.[23] On May 29, 2016, on the first night of the Stardom Shining Stars 2016 event, Leah Vaughan became the newest recruit of the unit as she teamed up with Kagetsu, Kris Wolf and Diosa Atenea to defeat Jungle Kyona and Thunder Rock (Io Shirai and Mayu Iwatani) in a six-man tag team match.[24] The unit captured the first tag team gold at Stardom Premium Stars 2016 on June 16, when Kyoko Kimura and Kagetsu defeated Thunder Rock (Io Shirai and Mayu Iwatani) for the Goddess of Stardom Championship.[25] On September 22, 2016, on the eight night of the Stardom 5★Star Grand Prix 2016, Kyoko Kimura and Kagetsu would team up with a mystery wrestler to go against JKGReeeeN (Jungle Kyona and Momo Watanabe) and Mayu Iwatani. That mystery partner was Hana Kimura, Kyoko's daughter who subsequently joined the stable. The three members of the unit picked up the victory.[26] They would eventually become the strongest sub-group of the unit after winning the Artist of Stardom Championship for the first time at Stardom in Shin-Kiba Taikai on October 2, 2016, by defeating Threedom (Io Shirai, Kairi Hojo and Mayu Iwatani).[27]

Kyoko Kimura and Kagetsu represented the unit outside of Stardom at WAVE Happy New Year 2017 from January 8, an event promoted by Pro Wrestling Wave where they unsuccessfully challenged Misaki Ohata and Ryo Mizunami for the Wave Tag Team Championship.[28]

The fall and rebirth of the stable[]

Kyoko Kimura retired from professional wrestling on January 22, 2017, at the Kyoko Kimura Retirement Produce Last Afro, an event promoted by the Japanese independent scene where she teamed up with Hana and her husband, mixed martial artist Isao Kobayashi in a losing effort to Aja Kong, Meiko Satomura and Minoru Suzuki.[29] For the few months that followed Kagetsu, Hana, Kris Wolf and others kept the Oedo Tai name going, but the group started to fall apart. Kris took off for some international matches and Kagetsu more or less looked like she also retired. Hana was left alone and struggled to keep the unit active while taking the leadership for several months. She challenged Mayu Iwatani for the Wonder of Stardom Championship title at Stardom Shining Stars 2017 on June 11, with an extra stipulation. If Hana won, Mayu would join Oedo Tai, but if Mayu won, Oedo Tai would be forced to disband. The match ended in a no-contest when Kagetsu returned and attacked Mayu and the referee. Right after that, Kris Wolf returned after being away for a couple of months. Thunder Rosa, La Rosa Negra and Holidead would also emigrate from Japan to wrestle in the American scene and subsequently left the unit in May. After those several departures, the unit suffered a slight changing as the current "dancing version" of Oedo Tai was born.[30]

Under Kagetsu (2017–2020)[]

The (third) leader of the new Oedo Tai, Kagetsu.

Kagetsu became the leader of the unit after returning on the fourth night of the Stardom Shining Stars 2017 from June 21, where she teamed up with Hana Kimura to defeat Hiroyo Matsumoto and Jungle Kyona for the Goddess of Stardom Championship.[31] Due to limiting themselves to a trio, Kagetsu, Kris Wolf and Hana Kimura would look for new recruits as they brought Tam Nakano to the unit on September 10, 2017, during the 5STAR Grand Prix.[32] Another member presented by Kagetsu on November 4, 2017, during the Goddesses of Stardom Tag League was Sumire Natsu who came from Pro Wrestling Wave.

Unfortunately Tam Nakano was forced to leave the stable and join Queen's Quest after being eliminated the last in a 10-woman elimination tag team match which occurred on January 21, 2018, at Stardom 7th Anniversary.[33] On March 25, 2018, Kris Wolf left Stardom and subsequently Oedo Tai due to visa issues which prevented her to wrestle in Japan anymore.[34] On April 15, 2018, HZK, Martina and Nao Yamaguchi joined the uint after the 2018 Stardom Drafts.[35] On June 9, 2018, at Stardom Shining Stars, Kagetsu defeated Toni Storm to win the World of Stardom Championship.[36] The stable made a couple of brief appearances in the American independent scene. On June 29, 2018, HZK, Kagetsu and Hana Kimura represented the stable at Best in the World 2018, an event promoted by Ring of Honor.[37] At ROH Wrestling #358 on June 30, Hana Kimura and Kagetsu teamed up to defeat Jenny Rose and Mayu Iwatani.[38] On September 24, during the 5 Star Grand Prix of 2018, Hana Kimura would take part in one of the biggest angles by turning on the unit. She attacked her former allies with a chair and lay a beating on her former tag partner Kagetsu. This would lead to a showdown between the two at Stardom True Fight 2018 in a no disqualification match that saw both new enemies collide in the Korakuen Hall. The match would end via referee's decision as Kagetsu got a measure of revenge over the new Hana Kimura who would later join the Tokyo Cyber Squad stable.[39]

On the fourth night of the Stardom Shining Stars 2019 from January 2, Kagetsu, Sumire Natsu and HZK teamed up to face Jamie Hayter, Hana Kimura and Bobbi Tyler of Tokyo Cyber Squad in a six-man tag team match in which Hayter betrayed Kimura and Tyler, providing the victory of Oedo Tai's members. The Pro-Wrestling: EVE's member joined the unit right after the match.[40] The stable was growing again, with Sendai Girls' Pro Wrestling's Andras Miyagi joining at Stardom Queen's Fest on February 17, 2019, as the "X", (that being the mystery tag team partner called by Stardom) of Kagetsu in the tag team match against JAN (Jungle Kyona and Natsuko Tora) which they won.[41] After the 2019 drafts from April 14, Sumire Natsu, HZK and Andras Miyagi teamed up to defeat JAN (Natsuko Tora, Leo Onozaki and Saya Iida). Due to the draft results, Tora switched factions as she joined Oedo Tai[42] Andras Miyagi was kicked out of the group after dropping the Artist of Stardom Championship alongside Kagetsu and Sumire Natsu to Queen's Quest's AZM, Momo Watanabe and Utami Hayashishita.[43] HZK announced her retirement from professional wrestling will take place on December 24, 2019, at Stardom Year-End Climax, where she fell short to Natsuko Tora in a singles match.[44][45]

On January 3, 2020, Saki Kashima betrayed Mayu Iwatani and Stars in a match against the one-time reformed tag team from Hana Kimura and Kagetsu, and joined the stable at the request of Sumire Natsu and Natsuko Tora.[2] On January 19, 2020, at the Stardom 9th Anniversary, Bea Priestley teamed up with Jamie Hayter to defeat Tokyo Cyber Squad's Jungle Kyona and Konami for the Goddess of Stardom Championship. Priestley later turned heel on Queen's Quest on the same night, joining Oedo Tai.[46]

Under Natsuko Tora (2020–present)[]

Current and fifth leader of the unit, Natsuko Tora.

Kagetsu announced her retirement from professional wrestling on December 25, 2019.[47] Her last match in Stardom took place on the sixth night of the Stardom New Years Stars 2020, on February 15, where she faced all the promotion's roster in a 25-woman gauntlet match also involving popular competitors such as Hiroyo Matsumoto, Arisa Hoshiki, Leo Onozaki and others.[48] Kagetsu handed over the reigns of Oedo Tai upon her retirement, and she even symbolically passed the torch by giving Natsuko Tora her trademark Jutte. The latter adopted a new look and has taken Oedo Tai back to its roots as a heel faction.[49] At the 2020 edition of the Goddesses of Stardom Tag League, several members of the unit worked under makeshift sub-groups of two in the tournament: Black Widows (Bea Priestley and Konami), and Devil Duo (Natsuko Tora and Saki Kashima).[50] On October 3, 2020, Konami teamed up with her fellow Tokyo Cyber Squad stablemate Jungle Kyona in a Loser's unit must disband tag team match against Natsuko Tora and Saki Kashima who represented Oedo Tai. Konami turned on Kyona as she helped Tora and Kashima win the match, and later join the unit after Tokyo Cyber Squad's dissolution.[51] On October 28, 2020, Big Match Rina joined the group. On February 20, 2021, Bea Priestley, Konami, Natsuko Tora and Saki Kashima teamed up to face STARS (Gokigen Death, Mayu Iwatani, Ruaka and Starlight Kid) in an eight-man tag team match. Ruaka turned on Iwatani, helping Oedo Tai's members win the match. They later recruited her as the newest member of the unit.[52] At the Stardom 10th Anniversary from March 3, 2021, Natsuko Tora and Saki Kashima fell short to Donna Del Mondo's Maika and Himeka, failing to win the Goddess of Stardom Championship.[53] Kagetsu and HZK made one-off in-ring returns at the Hana Kimura Memorial Show on May 23, 2021, show which marked one year since the death of Hana Kimura. They teamed up with Konami and Death yama-san who portraited the Tokyo Cyber Squad in a losing effort to Asuka, Syuri, Natsupoi, and Mio Momono.[54] At Stardom Yokohama Dream Cinderella 2021 on April 4, Natsuko Tora, Ruaka, Konami, Saki Kashima and Rina defeated STARS (Mayu Iwatani, Saya Iida, Starlight Kid, Hanan and Gokigen Death) in a Ten-woman elimination tag team match, and since Gokigen Death was the last one eliminated, she was forced to join Oedo Tai.[55] On the third night of the Stardom Cinderella Tournament 2021 from June 12, Natsuko Tora, Konami, Gokigen Death, Ruaka and Saki Kashima teamed up to defeat Stars (Mayu Iwatani, Starlight Kid, Hanan, Koguma and Rin Kadokura) in a Ten-woman elimination tag team match, and since Starlight Kid was lastly eliminated, she was forced to join Oedo Tai.[56] At Yokohama Dream Cinderella 2021 in Summer on July 4, Konami and Fukigen Death defeated Maika and Lady C, Hanan and Hina, and fellow stablemates Saki Kashima and Rina in a Gauntlet tag team match, Starlight Kid and Ruaka fell short to Momo Watanabe and AZM and Natsuko Tora unsuccessfully challenged Utami Hayashishita for the World of Stardom Championship, losing by doctor stoppage after sustaining a knee injury during the match.[57] Tora's injury made her pull out of the Stardom 5 Star Grand Prix 2021, where alongside Saki Kashima, Konami, Fukigen Death, Starlight Kid and Ruaka are listed as participants of the tournament.[58]

Independent circuit (2015–present)[]

Multiple members of the stable are known to have worked for various promotions. Since La Rosa Negra used to wrestle in the American independent scene, she made an appearance at SHINE 36, an event promoted by Shine Wrestling and World Wrestling Network on July 22, 2016, where she teamed up with Amanda Carolina Rodriguez as Las Sicarias to unsuccessfully challenge BTY (Jayme Jameson and Marti Belle) for the Shine Tag Team Championship.[59] Holidead's last match as part of the stable took part at Vendetta Pro Melee 2017 on May 19, an event promoted by Vendetta Pro Wrestling in partnership with the National Wrestling Alliance where she teamed up with Holidead, picking up a victory over The Ballard Brothers (Shane Ballard and Shannon Ballard) in an intergender tag team match.[60] Jamie Hayter worked in several matches for other promotions while being part of the unit. At WWE NXT UK #42, an event promoted by WWE's NXT UK, she fell short to Viper.[61] She also made an appearance for All Elite Wrestling on October 23, 2019, on AEW Dynamite, where she scored a defeat against Britt Baker.[62]

Members[]

Sumire Natsu
Saki Kashima
Konami
Gokigen Death
Starlight Kid
* Founding member
I–V Leader

Current[]

Member[2] Joined
Sumire Natsu November 4, 2017
Jamie Hayter January 2, 2019
Natsuko Tora V April 14, 2019
Saki Kashima January 3, 2020
Konami VI October 3, 2020
Rina October 29, 2020
Ruaka February 20, 2021
Fukigen Death April 4, 2021
Starlight Kid June 12, 2021

Former[]

Member[1] Joined Left
Kyoko Kimura *I January 18, 2015 January 22, 2015
Act Yasukawa * II December 23, 2015[a]
Kris Wolf * March 25, 2018
Heidi Lovelace * April 4, 2015
Hudson Envy * October 10, 2015
Dragonita * March 29, 2015
Thunder Rosa April 12, 2015 May 19, 2017
Star Fire May 6, 2015 September 23, 2015
Nikki Storm June 14, 2015 July 26, 2015
La Rosa Negra August 23, 2015 May 19, 2017
Holidead November 3, 2015 May 19, 2017
Kaitlin Diemond January 17, 2016 April 2, 2016
Viper July 30, 2017
Diosa Atenea April 17, 2016 July 9, 2016
Kagetsu IV April 23, 2016 February 24, 2020
Leah Vaughan May 29, 2016 August 5, 2016
Hana Kimura III September 22, 2016 September 24, 2018
Tam Nakano September 10, 2017 January 21, 2018
HZK April 15, 2018 December 24, 2019
Martina January 4, 2020
Nao Yamaguchi June 5, 2018[b]
Andras Miyagi February 17, 2019 November 23, 2019
Bea Priestley January 19, 2020 April 4, 2021

Sub-groups[]

Affiliate Members Tenure Type
Twisted Sisters Holidead
Thunder Rosa 		2015-2017 Tag team
Black Widows Bea Priestley
Konami 		2020-2021[c] Tag Team
Devil Duo Natsuko Tora
Saki Kashima 		2020 Tag team

Timeline[]

Championships and accomplishments[]

Luchas de Apuestas record[]

See also: Luchas de Apuestas
Winner (wager) Loser (wager) Location Event Date Notes
Queen's Quest
(AZM, Konami and Momo Watanabe) (mask)[e]		 Oedo Tai
(HZK, Kagetsu and Natsu Sumire) (dance)		 Yokohama, Japan Stardom Glory Stars 2019
(Night 1)		 April 13, 2019 [82]

Notes[]

  1. ^ Yasukawa acted as the manager of the unit until her last appearance on April 23, 2016.
  2. ^ Yamaguchi resigned in June 2018 but continued to accompany various members of the stable ar ringside for five months after.
  3. ^ Priestley and Konami used the name of Black Widows only in the 2020 Goddesses of Stardom Tag League.
  4. ^ Nakamori was not part of the stable while teaming up with Kimura.
  5. ^ Even if partially going under masks, if AZM, Watanabe and Konami lost the match they must have given them up completely.

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