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Professional wrestling pay-per-view event series

Stardom 5Star Grand Prix Tournament

Promotions| World Wonder Ring Stardom
First event| 2012
Signature matches| Time-limited singles matches

Stardom 5Star Grand Prix (Japanese: STARDOM 5★STAR GP, Hepburn: Sutādamu Faibu Sutā Guranpuri) also stylized as the 5★Star Grand Prix or 5★Star GP is an annual single-elimination tournament promoted by the Japanese professional wrestling promotion World Wonder Ring Stardom. The event has been held since 2012 and aired domestically on Tokyo MX, Fighting TV Samurai and Nippon TV, and later as an internet pay-per-view on Stardom's streaming service Stardom World. It is considered to be the main annual competition promoted by Stardom, being preceded by the Stardom Cinderella Tournament which is the secondary competition.[1]

## Tournament history

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The Stardom 5 Star Grand Prix is a professional wrestling tournament held each summer by Stardom. Similar to Bushiroad-owned male counterpart New Japan Pro-Wrestling with the G1 Climax tournament, it is currently held as a round-robin tournament with wrestlers split into two pools. The winner of each pool will compete in the final to decide the winner.

As is the case with G1 Climax, a win is two points and a draw is one point for each wrestler.

There have been a total of ten editions that gave ten different champions. Seven of the title challenges were unsuccessful while only three were successful. Io Shirai successfully defended the World of Stardom Championship against three different tournament winners while Mayu Iwatani scored the only two defeats, dropping the same title.

In 2021, Stardom introduced the World of Stardom challenge rights certificate, in which the winner of 5 Star Grand Prix receives a contract for a future World of Stardom Championship match. Like NJPW's Tokyo Dome IWGP Heavyweight Championship challenge rights certificate, the contract is kept in a briefcase and can be defended until the title match.

## List of winners

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Winner of the first-ever edition of the tournament from 2012, Yuzuki Aikawa. Year  | Tournament  | Aftermath

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Winner[2] | Runner-up  | Times
won  | No. of
entrants  | Challenged for  | Match  | Result  | Ref
2012 | Yuzuki Aikawa | Kyoko Kimura | 1 | 12 | World of Stardom Championship | vs. Nanae Takahashi at Stardom Year-End Climax 2012 | Lost | [3]
2013 | Nanae Takahashi | Alpha Female | vs. Io Shirai at Stardom Season 14 Goddesses In Stars 2013 | Lost | [4]
2014 | Io Shirai | Yoshiko | Goddesses of Stardom Championship[a] | with Mayu Iwatani vs. Kairi Hojo & Nanae Takahashi at Stardom Queen Tradition 2014 | Lost | [5]
2015 | Kairi Hojo | Hudson Envy | World of Stardom Championship | vs. Io Shirai at Stardom 5th Anniversary | Lost | [6]
2016 | Yoko Bito | Tessa Blanchard | 14 | vs. Io Shirai at Stardom October Showdown 2016 | Lost | [7]
2017 | Toni Storm | Yoko Bito | 16 | vs. Mayu Iwatani at 5☆Star GP 2017 Champions in Nagoya | Won[b] | [8]
2018 | Mayu Iwatani | Utami Hayashishita | Wonder of Stardom Championship | vs. Momo Watanabe at Stardom True Fight 2018 | Lost | [9]
2019 | Hana Kimura | Konami | 18 | World of Stardom Championship | vs. Bea Priestley at Stardom World Champion Wars 2019 | Lost | [10]
2020 | Utami Hayashishita | Himeka | 16 | vs. Mayu Iwatani at Sendai Cinderella 2020 | Won | [11]
2021 | Syuri | Momo Watanabe | 20 | vs. Utami Hayashishita at Stardom Dream Queendom 1 | Won | [12]
2022 | Giulia | Tam Nakano | 26 | vs. Syuri at Stardom Dream Queendom 2 | Won | [13]
2023 | Suzu Suzuki | Maika | 20 | vs. Maika at Stardom Dream Queendom 3 | Lost | [14]
2024 | Maika | Saya Kamitani | 28 | vs. Tam Nakano at Stardom Namba Grand Fight | Lost | [15]

### Record

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Championship  | Successful
challenges  | Attempts  | Success
rate

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|
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World of Stardom Championship | 4  | 11  | .267
Wonder of Stardom Championship | 0  | 1  | .000
Goddesses of Stardom Championship | 0  | 1  | .000

## 2012

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2012Tournament information

Sport| Professional wrestling
Location|  Japan
Dates| August 19, 2012–September 30, 2012

Tournament
format(s)

| Two-block round-robin
Host(s)| World Wonder Ring Stardom
Participants| 12
Final positions
Champions| Yuzuki Aikawa
Runner-up| Kyoko Kimura
Tournament statistics
Matches played| 31

2013 ->

The 2012 5Star Grand Prix took place from August 19 to September 30, 2012.

Final standings  A | B

|

Yuzuki Aikawa | 7  | Kyoko Kimura | 7
Nanae Takahashi | 7  | Natsuki Taiyo | 7
Yoshiko | 6  | Miho Wakizawa | 6
Io Shirai | 5  | Dark Angel | 6
Yuhi | 3  | Saki Kashima | 3
Act Yasukawa | 2  | Kairi Hojo | 1
A | Aikawa | Shirai | Takahashi | Yasukawa | Yoshiko | Yuhi

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Aikawa | —  | Aikawa
(11:38)[16] | Aikawa
(12:59)[17] | Yasukawa
(8:39)[18] | Draw
(15:00)[19] | Aikawa
(8:01)[20]
Shirai | Aikawa
(11:38)[16] | —  | Takahashi
(14:56)[18] | Shirai
(7:36)[19] | Shirai
(9:49)[20] | Draw
(15:00)[17]
Takahashi | Aikawa
(12:59)[17] | Takahashi
(14:56)[18] | —  | Takahashi
(9:53)[20] | Draw
(15:00)[16] | Takahashi
(10:48)[19]
Yasukawa | Yasukawa
(8:39)[18] | Shirai
(7:36)[19] | Takahashi
(9:53)[20] | —  | Yoshiko
(9:30)[17] | Yuhi
(5:21)[16]
Yoshiko | Draw
(15:00)[19] | Shirai
(9:49)[20] | Draw
(15:00)[16] | Yoshiko
(9:30)[17] | —  | Yoshiko
(9:46)[18]
Yuhi | Aikawa
(8:01)[20] | Draw
(15:00)[17] | Takahashi
(10:48)[19] | Yuhi
(5:21)[16] | Yoshiko
(9:46)[18] | —
B | Angel | Hojo | Kashima | Kimura | Taiyo | Wakizawa
Angel | —  | Angel
(6:08)[16] | Angel
(4:47)[18] | Angel
(11:34)[17] | Taiyo
(9:19)[20] | Wakizawa
(9:44)[19]
Hojo | Angel
(6:08)[16] | —  | Kashima
(4:21)[19] | Draw
(10:28)[20] | Taiyo
(7:45)[18] | Wakizawa
(5:35)[17]
Kashima | Angel
(4:47)[18] | Kashima
(4:21)[19] | —  | Kimura
(10:35)[21] | Draw
(15:00)[17] | Wakizawa
(10:40)[20]
Kimura | Angel
(11:34)[17] | Draw
(10:28)[20] | Kimura
(10:35)[21] | —  | Kimura
(10:50)[19] | Kimura
(9:15)[18]
Taiyo | Taiyo
(9:19)[20] | Taiyo
(7:45)[18] | Draw
(15:00)[17] | Kimura
(10:50)[19] | —  | Taiyo
(9:13)[16]
Wakizawa | Wakizawa
(9:44)[19] | Wakizawa
(5:35)[17] | Wakizawa
(10:40)[20] | Kimura
(9:15)[18] | Taiyo
(9:13)[16] | —
| Final |

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|  |  |  |
| A | Yuzuki Aikawa | Pin |
| B | Kyoko Kimura | 16:34[21] |

## 2013

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2013Tournament information

Sport| Professional wrestling
Location|  Japan
Dates| August 25, 2013–September 13, 2013

Tournament
format(s)

| Two-block round-robin
Host(s)| World Wonder Ring Stardom
Participants| 12
Final positions
Champions| Nanae Takahashi
Runner-up| Alpha Female
Tournament statistics
Matches played| 31

<- 2012

2014 ->

The 2013 5Star Grand Prix took place from August 25 to September 13, 2013.

Final standings  A | B

|

Alpha Female | 7  | Nanae Takahashi | 7
Io Shirai | 7  | Kyoko Kimura | 6
Dark Angel | 4  | Natsuki Taiyo | 5
Kairi Hojo | 4  | Yoshiko | 5
Kaori Yoneyama | 4  | Yuhi | 5
Takumi Iroha | 4  | Act Yasukawa | 3
A | Angel | Female | Hojo | Iroha | Shirai | Yoneyama

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Angel | —  | Female
(6:53)[22] | Angel
(7:24)[23] | Iroha
(9:02)[24] | Shirai
(11:08)[25] | Angel
(10:13)[26]
Female | Female
(6:53)[22] | —  | Female
(8:31)[25] | Draw
(15:00)[23] | Female
(11:15)[26] | Yoneyama[24]
Hojo | Angel
(7:24)[23] | Female
(8:31)[25] | —  | Hojo
(6:56)[26] | Shirai
(10:53)[24] | Hojo
(5:52)[22]
Iroha | Iroha
(9:02)[24] | Draw
(15:00)[23] | Hojo
(6:56)[26] | —  | Draw
(15:00)[22] | Yoneyama
(6:19)[25]
Shirai | Shirai
(11:08)[25] | Female
(11:15)[26] | Shirai
(10:53)[24] | Draw
(15:00)[22] | —  | Shirai
(10:16)[23]
Yoneyama | Angel
(10:13)[26] | Yoneyama[24] | Hojo
(5:52)[22] | Yoneyama
(6:19)[25] | Shirai
(10:16)[23] | —
B | Kimura | Taiyo | Takahashi | Yasukawa | Yoshiko | Yuhi
Kimura | —  | Draw
(10:18)[24] | Kimura[26] | Yasukawa
(1:58)[23] | Kimura
(12:55)[25] | Draw
(15:00)[22]
Taiyo | Draw
(10:18)[24] | —  | Takahashi
(14:15)[22] | Taiyo
(13:31)[25] | Taiyo
(9:50)[26] | Yuhi
(10:34)[23]
Takahashi | Kimura[26] | Takahashi
(14:15)[22] | —  | Takahashi
(13:44)[24] | Draw
(15:00)[23] | Takahashi
(14:07)[25]
Yasukawa | Yasukawa
(1:58)[23] | Taiyo
(13:31)[25] | Takahashi
(13:44)[24] | —  | Yoshiko
(9:02)[22] | Yuhi
(11:12)[26]
Yoshiko | Kimura
(12:55)[25] | Taiyo
(9:50)[26] | Draw
(15:00)[23] | Yoshiko
(9:02)[22] | —  | Yoshiko
(10:05)[24]
Yuhi | Draw
(15:00)[22] | Yuhi
(10:34)[23] | Takahashi
(14:07)[25] | Yuhi
(11:12)[26] | Yoshiko
(10:05)[24] | —
| Final |

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|  |  |  |
| A | Alpha Female | Pin |
| B | Nanae Takahashi | 13:08[22] |

## 2014

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2014Tournament information

Sport| Professional wrestling
Location|  Japan
Dates| August 24, 2014–September 23, 2014

Tournament
format(s)

| Two-block round-robin
Host(s)| World Wonder Ring Stardom
Participants| 12
Final positions
Champions| Io Shirai
Runner-up| Yoshiko
Tournament statistics
Matches played| 31

<- 2013

2015 ->

The 2014 5Star Grand Prix took place from August 24 to September 23, 2014.

Final standings  Blue | Red

|

Yoshiko | 7  | Io Shirai | 6
Mayu Iwatani | 6  | Nanae Takahashi | 6
Kyoko Kimura | 6  | Kaori Yoneyama | 5
Takumi Iroha | 5  | Cheerleader Melissa | 5
Dash Chisako | 4  | Kairi Hojo | 5
Koguma | 2  | Star Fire | 3
Blue | Chisako | Iroha | Iwatani | Kimura | Koguma | Yoshiko

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|

Chisako | —  | Iroha
(6:51)[27] | Chisako
(9:22)[28] | Kimura
(9:24)[29] | Chisako[30] | Yoshiko
(12:07)[31]
Iroha | Iroha
(6:51)[27] | —  | Iroha
(9:20)[30] | Kimura
(10:11)[28] | Draw
(15:00)[31] | Yoshiko
(12:36)[29]
Iwatani | Chisako
(9:22)[28] | Iroha
(9:20)[30] | —  | Iwatani
(11:28)[31] | Iwatani
(6:47)[29] | Iwatani
(11:20)[27]
Kimura | Kimura
(9:24)[29] | Kimura
(10:11)[28] | Iwatani
(11:28)[31] | —  | Draw
(7:57)[27] | Draw
(15:00)[30]
Koguma | Chisako[30] | Draw
(15:00)[31] | Iwatani
(6:47)[29] | Draw
(7:57)[27] | —  | Yoshiko
(6:48)[28]
Yoshiko | Yoshiko
(12:07)[31] | Yoshiko
(12:36)[29] | Iwatani
(11:20)[27] | Draw
(15:00)[30] | Yoshiko
(6:48)[28] | —
Red | Fire | Hojo | Melissa | Shirai | Takahashi | Yoneyama
Fire | —  | Hojo
(9:56)[29] | Draw
(15:00)[30] | Shirai
(8:21)[28] | Takahashi
(8:48)[31] | Fire
(6:26)[27]
Hojo | Hojo
(9:56)[29] | —  | Melissa
(9:45)[31] | Shirai
(12:28)[30] | Hojo
(13:33)[27] | Draw
(15:00)[28]
Melissa | Draw
(15:00)[30] | Melissa
(9:45)[31] | —  | Melissa
(14:19)[27] | Takahashi
(11:44)[28] | Yoneyama
(8:21)[29]
Shirai | Shirai
(8:21)[28] | Shirai
(12:28)[30] | Melissa
(14:19)[27] | —  | Shirai
(13:41)[29] | Yoneyama
(8:27)[31]
Takahashi | Takahashi
(8:48)[31] | Hojo
(13:33)[27] | Takahashi
(11:44)[28] | Shirai
(13:41)[29] | —  | Takahashi
(12:01)[30]
Yoneyama | Fire
(6:26)[27] | Draw
(15:00)[28] | Yoneyama
(8:21)[29] | Yoneyama
(8:27)[31] | Takahashi
(12:01)[30] | —
| Final |

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|  |  |  |
| Blue | Yoshiko | Pin |
| Red | Io Shirai | 12:46[29] |

## 2015

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2015Tournament information

Sport| Professional wrestling
Location|  Japan
Dates| August 23, 2015–September 23, 2015

Tournament
format(s)

| Two-block round-robin
Host(s)| World Wonder Ring Stardom
Participants| 12
Final positions
Champions| Kairi Hojo
Runner-up| Hudson Envy
Tournament statistics
Matches played| 31

<- 2014

2016 ->

The 2015 5Star Grand Prix took place from August 23 to September 23, 2015.

Final standings  Blue | Red

|

Kairi Hojo | 7  | Hudson Envy  | 8
Kaoru | 7  | Io Shirai | 7
Queen Maya  | 7  | Kaori Yoneyama | 5
Star Fire | 5  | La Rosa Negra | 5
Chelsea  | 4  | Mayu Iwatani | 5
Haruka Kato | 0  | Kris Wolf | 0
Blue | Chelsea | Fire | Hojo | Kaoru | Kato | Maya

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|
|
|
|
|

Chelsea  | —  | Fire
(8:44)[32] | Chelsea
(14:37)[33] | Kaoru
(8:41)[34] | Chelsea
(5:10)[35] | Maya
(11:28)[36]
Fire | Fire
(8:44)[32] | —  | Draw
(15:00)[36] | Kaoru
(11:25)[33] | Fire
(6:51)[37] | Maya
(7:59)[38]
Hojo | Chelsea
(14:37)[33] | Draw
(15:00)[36] | —  | Hojo
(12:09)[37] | Hojo
(11:04)[32] | Hojo
(13:50)[34]
Kaoru | Kaoru
(8:41)[34] | Kaoru
(11:25)[33] | Hojo
(12:09)[37] | —  | Kaoru
(9:57)[38] | Draw
(15:00)[35]
Kato | Chelsea
(5:10)[35] | Fire
(6:51)[37] | Hojo
(11:04)[32] | Kaoru
(9:57)[38] | —  | Maya
(3:30)[33]
Maya  | Maya
(11:28)[36] | Maya
(7:59)[38] | Hojo
(13:50)[34] | Draw
(15:00)[35] | Maya
(3:30)[33] | —
Red | Envy | Iwatani | Negra | Shirai | Wolf | Yoneyama
Envy  | —  | Iwatani
(4:54)[37] | Envy
(10:59)[36] | Envy
(14:48)[34] | Envy
w/o[35] | Envy
(7:55)[33]
Iwatani | Iwatani
(4:54)[37] | —  | Negra
(14:04)[34] | Draw
(15:00)[33] | Iwatani
w/o[32] | Yoneyama
(9:10)[36]
Negra | Envy
(10:59)[36] | Negra
(14:04)[34] | —  | Shirai
(11:12)[37] | Negra
(8:14)[33] | Draw
(15:00)[32]
Shirai | Envy
(14:48)[34] | Draw
(15:00)[33] | Shirai
(11:12)[37] | —  | Shirai
(9:13)[36] | Shirai
(11:01)[35]
Wolf | Envy
w/o[35] | Iwatani
w/o[32] | Negra
(8:14)[33] | Shirai
(9:13)[36] | —  | Yoneyama
w/o[38]
Yoneyama | Envy
(7:55)[33] | Yoneyama
(9:10)[36] | Draw
(15:00)[32] | Shirai
(11:01)[35] | Yoneyama
w/o[38] | —
| Final |

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|

|  |  |  |
| Blue | Kairi Hojo | Pin |
| Red | Hudson Envy | 18:16[39] |

## 2016

[edit]

2016Tournament information

Sport| Professional wrestling
Location|  Japan
Dates| August 21, 2016–September 22, 2016

Tournament
format(s)

| Two-block round-robin
Host(s)| World Wonder Ring Stardom
Participants| 14
Final positions
Champions| Yoko Bito
Runner-up| Tessa Blanchard
Tournament statistics
Matches played| 43

<- 2015

2017 ->

The 2016 5Star Grand Prix took place from August 21 to September 22, 2016. Kairi Hojo withdrew from the tournament on September 8 after suffering a concussion in her match against Io Shirai.[40][41]

Final standings  Blue Stars | Red Stars

|

Yoko Bito | 9  | Tessa Blanchard | 10
Kay Lee Ray | 9  | Io Shirai | 9
Mayu Iwatani | 8  | Momo Watanabe | 8
Toni Storm | 8  | Kairi Hojo | 6
Blue Nikita  | 6  | Courtney Stewart | 4
Natsumi Maki | 2  | Jungle Kyona | 4
Hiromi Mimura  | 0  | Kris Wolf | 1
Blue Stars | Bito | Iwatani | Maki | Mimura | Nikita | Ray | Storm

|
|
|
|
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|
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Bito | —  | Draw
(15:00)[42] | Bito
(4:47)[43] | Bito
(4:56)[44] | Bito
(8:51)[45] | Bito
(14:01)[46] | Storm
(10:51)[47]
Iwatani | Draw
(15:00)[42] | —  | Iwatani
(7:19)[45] | Iwatani
(8:28)[48] | Iwatani
(7:04)[44] | Ray
(11:21)[47] | Draw
(9:28)[46]
Maki | Bito
(4:47)[43] | Iwatani
(7:19)[45] | —  | Maki
(5:24)[46] | Nikita
(6:44)[47] | Ray
(6:21)[48] | Storm
(5:57)[44]
Mimura  | Bito
(4:56)[44] | Iwatani
(8:28)[48] | Maki
(5:24)[46] | —  | Nikita
(5:44)[43] | Ray
(8:08)[45] | Storm
(6:20)[42]
Nikita  | Bito
(8:51)[45] | Iwatani
(7:04)[44] | Nikita
(6:44)[47] | Nikita
(5:44)[43] | —  | Ray
(9:24)[42] | Nikita
(10:08)[48]
Ray | Bito
(14:01)[46] | Ray
(11:21)[47] | Ray
(6:21)[48] | Ray
(8:08)[45] | Ray
(9:24)[42] | —  | Draw
(15:00)[43]
Storm | Storm
(10:51)[47] | Draw
(9:28)[46] | Storm
(5:57)[44] | Storm
(6:20)[42] | Nikita
(10:08)[48] | Draw
(15:00)[43] | —
Red Stars | Blanchard | Hojo | Kyona | Shirai | Stewart | Watanabe | Wolf
Blanchard | —  | Blanchard
w/o[c] | Blanchard
(9:52)[48] | Shirai
(10:33)[45] | Blanchard
(5:21)[44] | Blanchard
(6:45)[47] | Blanchard
(6:36)[44]
Hojo | Blanchard
w/o[c] | —  | Kyona
w/o[c] | Hojo
(14:34)[43] | Hojo
(11:37)[42] | Watanabe
w/o[c] | Hojo
(10:42)[47]
Kyona | Blanchard
(9:52)[48] | Kyona
w/o[c] | —  | Shirai
(11:09)[42] | Stewart
(6:34)[47] | Watanabe
(12:10)[46] | Kyona
(7:33)[44]
Shirai | Shirai
(10:33)[45] | Hojo
(14:34)[43] | Shirai
(11:09)[42] | —  | Shirai
w/o[48] | Shirai
(9:51)[44] | Draw
(9:40)[46]
Stewart | Blanchard
(5:21)[44] | Hojo
(11:37)[42] | Stewart
(6:34)[47] | Shirai
w/o[48] | —  | Watanabe
(5:08)[43] | Stewart
(5:26)[45]
Watanabe | Blanchard
(6:45)[47] | Watanabe
w/o[c] | Watanabe
(12:10)[46] | Shirai
(9:51)[44] | Watanabe
(5:08)[43] | —  | Watanabe
(7:24)[42]
Wolf | Blanchard
(6:36)[44] | Hojo
(10:42)[47] | Kyona
(7:33)[44] | Draw
(9:40)[46] | Stewart
(5:26)[45] | Watanabe
(7:24)[42] | —
| Final |

|
|

|  |  |  |
| Blue | Yoko Bito | Pin |
| Red | Tessa Blanchard | 16:27[49] |

## 2017

[edit]

2017Tournament information

Sport| Professional wrestling
Location|  Japan
Dates| August 19, 2017–September 8, 2017

Tournament
format(s)

| Two-block round-robin
Host(s)| World Wonder Ring Stardom
Participants| 16
Final positions
Champions| Toni Storm
Runner-up| Yoko Bito
Tournament statistics
Matches played| 57

<- 2016

2018 ->

The 2017 5Star Grand Prix took place from August 19 to September 8, 2017. Tam Nakano earned the final spot in the tournament by defeating Natsuko Tora in a qualifying match at Midsummer Champions 2017 on August 13, 2017.[50]

Final standings  Blue Stars | Red Stars

|

Toni Storm | 11  | Yoko Bito | 10
Io Shirai | 10  | Viper | 10
Kay Lee Ray | 8  | Kagetsu | 10
Mandy Leon | 8  | Mayu Iwatani | 10
HZK | 7  | Hana Kimura | 8
Jungle Kyona | 6  | Hiromi Mimura  | 4
Tam Nakano | 2  | Xia Brookside | 2
Konami | 2  | Kris Wolf | 2
Blue Stars | HZK | Konami | Kyona | Leon | Nakano | Ray | Shirai | Storm

|
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|
|
|

HZK | —  | HZK
(4:16)[51] | Kyona
(8:45)[52] | Leon
(4:34)[53] | HZK
(7:14)[54] | HZK
(5:18)[55] | Draw
(15:00)[56] | Storm
(7:08)[57]
Konami | HZK
(4:16)[51] | —  | Kyona
(6:28)[58] | Konami
(5:00)[56] | Nakano
(6:02)[59] | Ray
(5:01)[54] | Shirai
(9:12)[53] | Storm
(7:16)[55]
Kyona | Kyona
(8:45)[52] | Kyona
(6:28)[58] | —  | Kyona
(9:48)[51] | Kyona
(9:15)[56] | Ray
(8:08)[53] | Shirai
(11:30)[57] | Storm
(6:56)[54]
Leon | Leon
(4:34)[53] | Konami
(5:00)[56] | Kyona
(9:48)[51] | —  | Leon
(7:40)[58] | Ray
(8:18)[52] | Leon
(10:52)[54] | Leon
(9:28)[59]
Nakano | HZK
(7:14)[54] | Nakano
(6:02)[59] | Kyona
(9:15)[56] | Leon
(7:40)[58] | —  | Ray
(5:42)[51] | Shirai
(9:54)[52] | Storm
(6:51)[53]
Ray | HZK
(5:18)[55] | Ray
(5:01)[54] | Ray
(8:08)[53] | Ray
(8:18)[52] | Ray
(5:42)[51] | —  | Shirai
(11:54)[59] | Storm
(8:21)[56]
Shirai | Draw
(15:00)[56] | Shirai
(9:12)[53] | Shirai
(11:30)[57] | Leon
(10:52)[54] | Shirai
(9:54)[52] | Shirai
(11:54)[59] | —  | Draw
(15:00)[51]
Storm | Storm
(7:08)[57] | Storm
(7:16)[55] | Storm
(6:56)[54] | Leon
(9:28)[59] | Storm
(6:51)[53] | Storm
(8:21)[56] | Draw
(15:00)[51] | —
Red Stars | Bito | Brookside | Iwatani | Kagetsu | Kimura | Mimura | Viper | Wolf
Bito | —  | Bito
(3:47)[53] | Iwatani
(10:00)[57] | Bito
(7:54)[51] | Kimura
(8:43)[54] | Bito
(5:34)[55] | Bito
(6:56)[56] | Bito
(5:59)[52]
Brookside | Bito
(3:47)[53] | —  | Iwatani
(7:48)[52] | Kagetsu
(6:17)[57] | Kimura
(8:16)[55] | Mimura
(4:51)[56] | Viper
(5:52)[59] | Brookside
(4:58)[54]
Iwatani | Iwatani
(10:00)[57] | Iwatani
(7:48)[52] | —  | Kagetsu
(12:18)[56] | Iwatani
(9:10)[51] | Iwatani
(7:49)[59] | Viper
(8:39)[54] | Iwatani
(7:51)[53]
Kagetsu | Bito
(7:54)[51] | Kagetsu
(6:17)[57] | Kagetsu
(12:18)[56] | —  | Kagetsu
(11:48)[52] | Kagetsu
(7:26)[54] | Viper
(9:38)[55] | Kagetsu
(6:54)[57]
Kimura | Kimura
(8:43)[54] | Kimura
(8:16)[55] | Iwatani
(9:10)[51] | Kagetsu
(11:48)[52] | —  | Kimura
(9:31)[57] | Viper
(9:36)[58] | Kimura
(5:34)[56]
Mimura  | Bito
(5:34)[55] | Mimura
(4:51)[56] | Iwatani
(7:49)[59] | Kagetsu
(7:26)[54] | Kimura
(9:31)[57] | —  | Viper
(5:56)[52] | Mimura
(6:40)[51]
Viper | Bito
(6:56)[56] | Viper
(5:52)[59] | Viper
(8:39)[54] | Viper
(9:38)[55] | Viper
(9:36)[58] | Viper
(5:56)[52] | —  | Wolf
(5:14)[57]
Wolf | Bito
(5:59)[52] | Brookside
(4:58)[54] | Iwatani
(7:51)[53] | Kagetsu
(6:54)[57] | Kimura
(5:34)[56] | Mimura
(6:40)[51] | Wolf
(5:14)[57] | —
| Final |

|
|

|  |  |  |
| Blue | Toni Storm | Pin |
| Red | Yoko Bito | 8:17[56] |

## 2018

[edit]

2018Tournament information

Sport| Professional wrestling
Location|  Japan
Dates| August 18, 2018–September 24, 2018

Tournament
format(s)

| Two-block round-robin
Host(s)| World Wonder Ring Stardom
Participants| 16
Final positions
Champions| Mayu Iwatani
Runner-up| Utami Hayashishita
Tournament statistics
Matches played| 57

<- 2017

2019 ->

The 2018 5 Star Grand Prix took place from August 18 to September 24, 2018.

Final standings  Blue Stars | Red Stars

|

Mayu Iwatani | 9  | Utami Hayashishita | 10
Hazuki | 9  | Kagetsu | 9
Momo Watanabe | 8  | Rachael Ellering | 9
Nicole Savoy | 8  | Jungle Kyona | 8
Kelly Klein | 8  | Konami | 6
Jamie Hayter | 6  | Kimber Lee | 6
Natsu Sumire | 4  | Natsuko Tora | 4
Saki Kashima | 4  | Tam Nakano | 4
Blue Stars | Iwatani | Watanabe | Kashima | Hazuki | Sumire | Klein | Savoy | Hayter

|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|

Iwatani | —  | Draw
(15:00)[60] | Kashima
(9:55)[61] | Iwatani
(11:42)[62] | Iwatani
(13:31)[63] | Klein
(10:20)[64] | Iwatani
(7:53)[65] | Iwatani
(7:55)[66]
Watanabe | Draw
(15:00)[60] | —  | Kashima
(8:01)[65] | Draw
(15:00)[67] | Sumire
(7:40)[66] | Watanabe
(10:24)[68] | Watanabe
(7:53)[64] | Watanabe
(7:07)[61]
Kashima | Kashima
(9:55)[61] | Kashima
(8:01)[65] | —  | Hazuki
(6:54)[64] | Sumire
w/o[67] | Klein
(6:14)[63] | Savoy
(5:31)[66] | Hayter
(3:55)[60]
Hazuki | Iwatani
(11:42)[62] | Draw
(15:00)[67] | Hazuki
(6:54)[64] | —  | Hazuki
(5:23)[60] | Hazuki
(9:39)[61] | Savoy
(7:06)[68] | Hazuki
(7:48)[65]
Sumire | Iwatani
(13:31)[63] | Sumire
(7:40)[66] | Sumire
w/o[67] | Hazuki
(5:23)[60] | —  | Klein
(6:13)[62] | Savoy
(8:56)[61] | Hayter
(7:38)[64]
Klein | Klein
(10:20)[64] | Watanabe
(10:24)[68] | Klein
(6:14)[63] | Hazuki
(9:39)[61] | Klein
(6:13)[62] | —  | Savoy
(6:24)[60] | Klein
(6:57)[67]
Savoy | Iwatani
(7:53)[65] | Watanabe
(7:53)[64] | Savoy
(5:31)[66] | Savoy
(7:06)[68] | Savoy
(8:56)[61] | Savoy
(6:24)[60] | —  | Hayter
(5:20)[63]
Hayter | Iwatani
(7:55)[66] | Watanabe
(7:07)[61] | Hayter
(3:55)[60] | Hazuki
(7:48)[65] | Hayter
(7:38)[64] | Klein
(6:57)[67] | Hayter
(5:20)[63] | —
Red Stars | Kagetsu | Kyona | Nakano | Konami | Tora | Hayashishita | Ellering | Lee
Kagetsu | —  | Draw
(15:00)[65] | Nakano
(6:41)[60] | Konami
(13:10)[64] | Kagetsu
(11:35)[63] | Kagetsu
(13:30)[68] | Kagetsu
(13:58)[61] | Kagetsu
(6:47)[69]
Kyona | Draw
(15:00)[65] | —  | Kyona
(10:48)[66] | Kyona
(10:29)[63] | Tora
(8:09)[60] | Draw
(15:00)[67] | Ellering
(10:05)[64] | Kyona
(7:40)[61]
Nakano | Nakano
(6:41)[60] | Kyona
(10:48)[66] | —  | Nakano
(6:30)[61] | Tora
(9:46)[67] | Hayashishita
(7:09)[64] | Ellering
(8:30)[69] | Lee
(6:50)[62]
Konami | Konami
(13:10)[64] | Kyona
(10:29)[63] | Nakano
(6:30)[61] | —  | Konami
(7:34)[66] | Hayashishita
(6:48)[60] | Ellering
(7:39)[68] | Konami
(6:13)[67]
Tora | Kagetsu
(11:35)[63] | Tora
(8:09)[60] | Tora
(9:46)[67] | Konami
(7:34)[66] | —  | Hayashishita
(7:33)[61] | Ellering
(5:39)[65] | Lee
(7:09)[64]
Hayashishita | Kagetsu
(13:30)[68] | Draw
(15:00)[67] | Hayashishita
(7:09)[64] | Hayashishita
(6:48)[60] | Hayashishita
(7:33)[61] | —  | Draw
(15:00)[62] | Hayashishita
(6:44)[65]
Ellering | Kagetsu
(13:58)[61] | Ellering
(10:05)[64] | Ellering
(8:30)[69] | Ellering
(7:39)[68] | Ellering
(5:39)[65] | Draw
(15:00)[62] | —  | Lee
(3:17)[60]
Lee | Kagetsu
(6:47)[69] | Kyona
(7:40)[61] | Lee
(6:50)[62] | Konami
(6:13)[67] | Lee
(7:09)[64] | Hayashishita
(6:44)[65] | Lee
(3:17)[60] | —
| Final |

|
|

|  |  |  |
| Blue | Mayu Iwatani | Pin |
| Red | Utami Hayashishita | 15:56[60] |

## 2019

[edit]

2019Tournament information

Sport| Professional wrestling
Location|  Japan
Dates| August 17, 2019–September 22, 2019

Tournament
format(s)

| Two-block round-robin
Host(s)| World Wonder Ring Stardom
Participants| 18
Final positions
Champions| Hana Kimura
Runner-up| Konami
Tournament statistics
Matches played| 73

<- 2018

2020 ->

The 2019 5 Star Grand Prix took place from August 17 to September 22, 2019. Utami Hayashishita withdrew from the tournament on September 7 due to a finger injury.[70] Jungle Kyona withdrew from the tournament on September 14 due to a dislocated shoulder.[71]

Final standings  Blue Stars | Red Stars

|

Konami | 11  | Hana Kimura | 10
Bea Priestley | 10  | Tam Nakano | 10
Jamie Hayter | 10  | Momo Watanabe | 10
Arisa Hoshiki | 9  | AZM | 8
Kagetsu | 9  | Hazuki | 8
Andras Miyagi | 7  | Mayu Iwatani | 8
Utami Hayashishita | 6  | Avary  | 8
Jungle Kyona | 6  | Saki Kashima | 6
Natsuko Tora | 4  | Natsu Sumire | 4
Blue Stars | Priestley | Hoshiki | Kagetsu | Kyona | Konami | Hayashishita | Miyagi | Tora | Hayter

|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|

Priestley | —  | Hoshiki
(8:25)[72] | Kagetsu
(11:31)[73] | Kyona
(12:56)[74] | Priestley
(7:29)[75] | Priestley
w/o[d] | Priestley
(5:47)[76] | Priestley
(8:16)[77] | Priestley
(10:07)[78]
Hoshiki | Hoshiki
(8:25)[72] | —  | Draw
(15:00)[78] | Hoshiki
w/o[e] | Konami
(8:04)[79] | Hayashishita
(11:52)[75] | Miyagi
(9:44)[80] | Hoshiki
(10:14)[81] | Hayter
(7:14)[76]
Kagetsu | Kagetsu
(11:31)[73] | Draw
(15:00)[78] | —  | Kyona
(11:29)[80] | Konami
(12:16)[76] | Kagetsu
w/o[d] | Miyagi
(12:09)[79] | Kagetsu
(8:48)[75] | Kagetsu
(4:13)[72]
Kyona | Kyona
(12:56)[74] | Hoshiki
w/o[e] | Kyona
(11:29)[80] | —  | Konami
w/o[e] | Hayashishita
(9:27)[76] | Miyagi
(5:47)[81] | Kyona
(8:37)[72] | Hayter
(7:16)[82]
Konami | Priestley
(7:29)[75] | Konami
(8:04)[79] | Konami
(12:16)[76] | Konami
w/o[e] | —  | Konami
(9:08)[74] | Draw
(15:00)[77] | Konami
(5:38)[83] | Hayter
(7:45)[73]
Hayashishita | Priestley
w/o[d] | Hayashishita
(11:52)[75] | Kagetsu
w/o[d] | Hayashishita
(9:27)[76] | Konami
(9:08)[74] | —  | Miyagi
w/o[d] | Tora
w/o[d] | Hayashishita
(9:23)[79]
Miyagi | Priestley
(5:47)[76] | Miyagi
(9:44)[80] | Miyagi
(12:09)[79] | Miyagi
(5:47)[81] | Draw
(15:00)[77] | Miyagi
w/o[d] | —  | Tora
(7:18)[78] | Hayter
(5:45)[75]
Tora | Priestley
(8:16)[77] | Hoshiki
(10:14)[81] | Kagetsu
(8:48)[75] | Kyona
(8:37)[72] | Konami
(5:38)[83] | Tora
w/o[d] | Tora
(7:18)[78] | —  | Hayter
(7:58)[74]
Hayter | Priestley
(10:07)[78] | Hayter
(7:14)[76] | Kagetsu
(4:13)[72] | Hayter
(7:16)[82] | Hayter
(7:45)[73] | Hayashishita
(9:23)[79] | Hayter
(5:45)[75] | Hayter
(7:58)[74] | —
Red Stars | Iwatani | Kashima | Hazuki | Watanabe | Kimura | Nakano | Sumire | AZM | Avary
Iwatani | —  | Kashima
(4:26)[76] | Hazuki
(8:40)[80] | Watanabe
(9:24)[78] | Iwatani
(11:59)[82] | Iwatani
(11:14)[72] | Sumire
(4:09)[74] | Iwatani
(5:04)[75] | Iwatani
(6:30)[79]
Kashima | Kashima
(4:26)[76] | —  | Kashima
(2:47)[83] | Watanabe
(3:33)[81] | Kashima
(0:08)[74] | Nakano
(4:31)[78] | Sumire
(8:48)[77] | AZM
(3:34)[82] | Avary
(4:14)[80]
Hazuki | Hazuki
(8:40)[80] | Kashima
(2:47)[83] | —  | Hazuki
(8:54)[76] | Kimura
(11:49)[78] | Nakano
(5:48)[75] | Hazuki
(4:10)[72] | AZM
(5:48)[81] | Hazuki
(5:43)[73]
Watanabe | Watanabe
(9:24)[78] | Watanabe
(3:33)[81] | Hazuki
(8:54)[76] | —  | Kimura
(10:54)[77] | Nakano
(8:55)[79] | Watanabe
(5:58)[73] | Watanabe
(10:27)[72] | Watanabe
(4:22)[75]
Kimura | Iwatani
(11:59)[82] | Kashima
(0:08)[74] | Kimura
(11:49)[78] | Kimura
(10:54)[77] | —  | Kimura
(6:41)[76] | Kimura
(7:31)[75] | AZM
(7:18)[80] | Kimura
(6:43)[72]
Nakano | Iwatani
(11:14)[72] | Nakano
(4:31)[78] | Nakano
(5:48)[75] | Nakano
(8:55)[79] | Kimura
(6:41)[76] | —  | Nakano
(7:05)[82] | Nakano
(5:10)[74] | Avary
(6:21)[77]
Sumire | Sumire
(4:09)[74] | Sumire
(8:48)[77] | Hazuki
(4:10)[72] | Watanabe
(5:58)[73] | Kimura
(7:31)[75] | Nakano
(7:05)[82] | —  | AZM
(5:39)[76] | Avary
(5:18)[78]
AZM | Iwatani
(5:04)[75] | AZM
(3:34)[82] | AZM
(5:48)[81] | Watanabe
(10:27)[72] | AZM
(7:18)[80] | Nakano
(5:10)[74] | AZM
(5:39)[76] | —  | Avary
(6:25)[83]
Avary  | Iwatani
(6:30)[79] | Avary
(4:14)[80] | Hazuki
(5:43)[73] | Watanabe
(4:22)[75] | Kimura
(6:43)[72] | Avary
(6:21)[77] | Avary
(5:18)[78] | Avary
(6:25)[83] | —
| Final |

|
|

|  |  |  |
| Blue | Konami | Sub |
| Red | Hana Kimura | 14:18[78] |

## 2020

[edit]

2020Tournament information

Sport| Professional wrestling
Location|  Japan
Dates| August 8, 2020–September 29, 2020

Tournament
format(s)

| Two-block round-robin
Host(s)| World Wonder Ring Stardom
Participants| 16
Final positions
Champions| Utami Hayashishita
Runner-up| Himeka
Tournament statistics
Matches played| 57

<- 2019

2021 ->

The 2020 5 Star Grand Prix took place from August 8 to September 29, 2020.

Final standings  Blue Stars | Red Stars

|

Utami Hayashishita | 10  | Himeka | 11
Syuri | 9  | Mayu Iwatani | 10
Maika | 8  | Tam Nakano | 8
Momo Watanabe | 8  | Konami | 8
Jungle Kyona | 7  | Giulia | 8
Natsuko Tora | 6  | Saya Kamitani | 5
AZM | 6  | Death Yama-san | 4
Saya Iida | 2  | Starlight Kid | 2
Blue Stars | Watanabe | Hayashishita | Kyona | AZM | Tora | Iida | Syuri | Maika

|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|

Watanabe | —  | Draw
(20:00)[84] | Draw
(4:53)[85] | Watanabe
(9:54)[86] | Tora
(9:09)[87] | Watanabe
(6:28)[88] | Watanabe
w/o[89] | Maika
(8:12)[90]
Hayashishita | Draw
(20:00)[84] | —  | Hayashishita
(14:38)[90] | Hayashishita
(12:02)[89] | Hayashishita
(10:18)[86] | Hayashishita
(5:54)[91] | Draw
(20:00)[85] | Maika
(13:55)[88]
Kyona | Draw
(4:53)[85] | Hayashishita
(14:38)[90] | —  | Kyona
(9:41)[87] | Kyona
(8:50)[91] | Kyona
(6:35)[89] | Syuri
(12:39)[86] | Maika
(10:02)[84]
AZM | Watanabe
(9:54)[86] | Hayashishita
(12:02)[89] | Kyona
(9:41)[87] | —  | Tora
(7:30)[88] | AZM
(8:03)[90] | AZM
(9:34)[91] | AZM
(6:52)[85]
Tora | Tora
(9:09)[87] | Hayashishita
(10:18)[86] | Kyona
(8:50)[91] | Tora
(7:30)[88] | —  | Iida
(4:56)[85] | Syuri
(7:46)[90] | Tora
(7:03)[89]
Iida | Watanabe
(6:28)[88] | Hayashishita
(5:54)[91] | Kyona
(6:35)[89] | AZM
(8:03)[90] | Iida
(4:56)[85] | —  | Syuri
(8:31)[84] | Maika
(7:19)[86]
Syuri | Watanabe
w/o[89] | Draw
(20:00)[85] | Syuri
(12:39)[86] | AZM
(9:34)[91] | Syuri
(7:46)[90] | Syuri
(8:31)[84] | —  | Syuri
(9:20)[85]
Maika | Maika
(8:12)[90] | Maika
(13:55)[88] | Maika
(10:02)[84] | AZM
(6:52)[85] | Tora
(7:03)[89] | Maika
(7:19)[86] | Syuri
(9:20)[85] | —
Red Stars | Iwatani | Giulia | Nakano | Konami | Kid | Kamitani | Death | Himeka
Iwatani | —  | Giulia
(17:28)[90] | Iwatani
(9:21)[85] | Konami
(13:39)[87] | Iwatani
(13:33)[86] | Iwatani
(10:35)[88] | Iwatani
(4:13)[91] | Iwatani
(8:10)[84]
Giulia | Giulia
(17:28)[90] | —  | Nakano
(10:24)[88] | Konami
(11:26)[89] | Giulia
(9:27)[91] | Giulia
(11:25)[87] | Giulia
(4:59)[85] | Himeka
(15:14)[86]
Nakano | Iwatani
(9:21)[85] | Nakano
(10:24)[88] | —  | Nakano
(10:50)[86] | Nakano
(6:58)[89] | Kamitani
(11:06)[91] | Nakano
(4:12)[87] | Himeka
(16:17)[90]
Konami | Konami
(13:39)[87] | Konami
(11:26)[89] | Nakano
(10:50)[86] | —  | Konami
(6:31)[84] | Konami
(8:06)[90] | Death
(5:34)[88] | Himeka
(10:02)[85]
Kid | Iwatani
(13:33)[86] | Giulia
(9:27)[91] | Nakano
(6:58)[89] | Konami
(6:31)[84] | —  | Kamitani
(6:31)[85] | Kid
(3:01)[90] | Himeka
(8:32)[87]
Kamitani | Iwatani
(10:35)[88] | Giulia
(11:25)[87] | Kamitani
(11:06)[91] | Konami
(8:06)[90] | Kamitani
(6:31)[85] | —  | Death
(4:35)[84] | Draw
(20:00)[89]
Death | Iwatani
(4:13)[91] | Giulia
(4:59)[85] | Nakano
(4:12)[87] | Death
(5:34)[88] | Kid
(3:01)[90] | Death
(4:35)[84] | —  | Himeka
(4:31)[91]
Himeka | Iwatani
(8:10)[84] | Himeka
(15:14)[86] | Himeka
(16:17)[90] | Himeka
(10:02)[85] | Himeka
(8:32)[87] | Draw
(20:00)[89] | Himeka
(4:31)[91] | —
| Final |

|
|

|  |  |  |
| Blue | Utami Hayashishita | Pin |
| Red | Himeka | 10:19[85] |

## 2021

[edit]

Main article: Stardom 5 Star Grand Prix 2021

## 2022

[edit]

Main article: Stardom 5 Star Grand Prix 2022

## 2023

[edit]

Main article: Stardom 5 Star Grand Prix 2023

## 2024

[edit]

Main article: Stardom 5 Star Grand Prix 2024

## 5★Star GP Awards

[edit]

At the end of every tournament, the participants receives awards in different categories based on their performance during the tournament. The awards are similar to those that are presented at the Stardom Year-End Awards.[92]

### Active awards

[edit]

#### Blue Stars Best Match Award

[edit]

Year  | Date  | Match  | Location

|
|
|

2020[93] | September 19  | Syuri vs. Utami Hayashishita | Tokyo, Japan
2021[94] | September 25  | Syuri vs. Takumi Iroha
2022[92] | September 11  | Saya Kamitani vs. Suzu Suzuki | Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
2023[95] | September 30  | Maika vs. Mirai
2024[96] | August 15
August 20  | Saori Anou vs. Starlight Kid (Blue Stars A)
Suzu Suzuki vs. Thekla (Blue Stars B)  | Tokyo, Japan
Osaka, Japan

#### Fighting Spirit Award

[edit]

Year  | Wrestler

|

2012[97] | Yoshiko
2013[98] | Kyoko Kimura
2014[99] | Koguma
2015[100] | Queen Maya
2016[101] | Mayu Iwatani
2017[102] | Tam Nakano
2018[103] | Momo Watanabe
2019[104] | Jamie Hayter
2020[93] | Maika
2021[94] | Unagi Sayaka
2022[92] | AZM
2023[95] | Natsuko Tora
2024[96] | AZM (2)

#### Outstanding Performance Award

[edit]

Year  | Wrestler

|

2012[97] | Act Yasukawa
2013[98] | Yuhi
2014[99] | Mayu Iwatani
2016[101] | Toni Storm
2017[102] | Viper
2018[103] | Konami
2019[104] | Tam Nakano
2020[93] | Konami (2)
2021[94] | AZM
2022[92] | Saki Kashima
2023[95] | Natsupoi
2024[96] | Hanan

#### Red Stars Best Match Award

[edit]

Year  | Date  | Match  | Location

|
|
|

2020[93] | September 13  | Giulia vs. Tam Nakano | Tokyo, Japan
2021[94] | August 1  | Giulia vs. Mayu Iwatani | Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
2022[92] | October 1  | Himeka vs. Maika | Tokyo, Japan
2023[95] | September 23  | Hazuki vs. Suzu Suzuki | Sendai, Miyagi, Japan
2024[96] | August 23
August 15  | Maika vs. Hazuki (Red Stars A)
Mayu Iwatani vs. Momo Watanabe (Red Stars B)  | Sendai, Miyagi, Japan
Tokyo, Japan

#### Technique/Skill Award

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Year  | Wrestler

|

2012[97] | Natsuki☆Taiyo
2013[98] | Io Shirai
2014[99] | Cheerleader Melissa
2015[100] | La Rosa Negra
2016[101] | Kay Lee Ray
2017[102] | Io Shirai (2)
2018[103] | Hazuki
2019[104] | AZM
2020[93]
2021[94] | Starlight Kid
2022[92] | Mirai
2023[95] | AZM (3)
2024[96] | Starlight Kid (2)

### Defunct award

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#### Best Match Award

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In 2013, the award was named the Best Bout Award (ベストバウト賞, Besutobauto-shō),[98] but in 2012, and since 2014, the award is known as the Best Match Award.[97][99] Since 2020, the award was separated into two different sub-categories; the Blue Stars block and the Red Stars block.[93]

Year  | Date  | Match  | Location

|
|
|

2012[97] | September 17  | Nanae Takahashi vs. Yuzuki Aikawa | Tokyo, Japan
2013[98] | September 23  | Nanae Takahashi vs. Natsuki☆Taiyo
2014[99] | August 24  | Nanae Takahashi vs. Kairi Hojo
2015[100] | August 23  | Io Shirai vs. Mayu Iwatani
2016[101] | September 3  | Io Shirai vs. Kairi Hojo | Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
2017[102] | September 18  | Kagetsu vs. Mayu Iwatani | Tokyo, Japan
2018[103] | September 8  | Jungle Kyona vs. Kagetsu
2019[104]

## Notes

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1. ^ Until the 2014 edition of the tournament the winner could choose the title for which they would compete. Io Shirai chose the Goddesses of Stardom Championship since she and Mayu Iwatani shared a feud with Kairi Hojo & Nanae Takahashi.
2. ^ This title change was unplanned as Iwatani legitimately dislocated her elbow, prompting the referee to stop the match and award the championship to Storm.
3. ^ a b c d e f This match was won by forfeit, as Hojo withdrew from the tournament prior to the match.
4. ^ a b c d e f g h This match was won by forfeit, as Hayashishita withdrew from the tournament prior to the match.
5. ^ a b c d This match was won by forfeit, as Kyona withdrew from the tournament prior to the match.

## See also

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* Goddesses of Stardom Tag League
* Triangle Derby I
* Catch the Wave
* G1 Climax
* Japan Grand Prix

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Other|

* Wrestle Grand Slam in MetLife Dome
* Rumble on 44th Street
* Battle in the Valley
* Sakura Genesis
* Independence Day
* Fighting Spirit Unleashed
* Lonestar Shootout
* Battle in the Valley 2024
* Fantastica Mania 2024
* The New Beginning in Sapporo
* Windy City Riot
* Royal Quest IV

Impact|

* Multiverse United 2

RevPro|

* RevPro 12th Anniversary Show
* Global Wars UK 2024

Ring of Honor|

* Supercard of Honor

Category

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Professional wrestling in Japan

Active promotions

Major promotions|

* All Japan Pro Wrestling
* CyberFight
* DDT Pro-Wrestling
* Pro Wrestling Noah
* Dragongate
* New Japan Pro-Wrestling

Women's|

* CyberFight
* Tokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling
* World Wonder Ring Stardom

Independent promotions|

* Active Advance Pro Wrestling
* Big Japan Pro Wrestling
* Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling-Explosion
* Dradition
* Ganbare☆Pro-Wrestling
* Gleat
* Lidet UWF
* G Prowrestling
* Kyushu Pro-Wrestling
* Michinoku Pro Wrestling
* Osaka Pro Wrestling
* Pro-Wrestling Basara
* Pro Wrestling Freedoms
* Pro Wrestling Land's End
* Pro-Wrestling Shi-En
* Pro Wrestling Zero1
* Professional Wrestling Just Tap Out
* Strong Style Pro-Wrestling
* Tenryu Project
* Tokyo Gurentai
* Wrestling of Darkness 666

Women's|

* 2point5 Joshi Pro Wrestling
* Actwres girl'Z
* ChocoPro
* Dream Star Fighting Marigold
* Ice Ribbon
* Ladies Legend Pro-Wrestling
* Marvelous That's Women Pro Wrestling
* Oz Academy
* Pro Wrestling Wave
* Pure-J
* Reina Joshi Puroresu
* Seadlinnng
* Sendai Girls' Pro Wrestling
* World Woman Pro-Wrestling Diana

Governing bodies and
interpromotional alliances|

| Legitimate|

* Allied Independent Wrestling Federations
* Asia-Pacific Federation of Wrestling
* United Japan Pro-Wrestling
* United Wrestling Network

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Storyline|

* AWA
* International Wrestling Grand Prix
* Global Honored Crown
* New Wrestling Alliance
* Pacific Wrestling Federation

Defunct promotions

Major promotions|

* Fighting Network Rings
* Hustle
* Inoki Genome Federation
* International Wrestling Enterprise
* Japan Pro Wrestling Alliance
* UWF International
* Wrestle-1

Women's|

* All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling
* Gaea Japan
* Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling

Independent promotions|

* Apache Pro-Wrestling Army
* Battlarts
* Diamond Ring
* Fighting of World Japan Pro Wrestling
* IWA Japan
* Japan Pro-Wrestling
* Kingdom
* Pro Wrestling Fujiwara Gumi
* Smash
* Super World of Sports
* Tokyo Pro Wrestling
* Toryumon Japan
* Universal Lucha Libre
* Universal Wrestling Federation
* W*ING
* WAR
* Wrestling New Classic

Women's|

* Arsion
* JDStar
* JWP Joshi Puroresu
* NEO Japan Ladies Pro-Wrestling
* WNC-Reina

Governing bodies and
interpromotional alliances|

* AWA Superstars of Wrestling
* Global Professional Wrestling Alliance

* Attendance records
* Professional wrestling at the Tokyo Dome
* Puroresu
* Rikidōzan

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