This TJPW match is currently sitting at 9.04 on Cagematch, however to qualify for my Cagematch matches of the year article, I'm looking for matches to be rated by over 100 people to qualify. So I'm providing the statistics and analysis for this one here because I found it to be an enjoyable watch even for a very very casual TJPW watcher like myself. This reminded some of the late 80s/early 90s AJPW tag matches where there are two things going on at once. This match was often

On their 4th of January show Yuka Sakazaki defended her Princess of Princess Championship against Miyu Yamashita. This was a match characterised by back and forth action, lots of strikedowns and little in the way of extended periods of selling. Unfortunately it was marred by Yamashita's early injury on the outside. Check out all the statistics here:

I've seen a little bit of Tokyo Joshi Pro in the past but this is the most I've invested in a show. I was looking for a reason to follow more closely due to all the good things I had been seeing online; especially about Yamashita and Itoh. Unfortunately, although it was definitely good stuff it didn't hit the same cords that NOAH did early this year or Stardom in late 2020. Nevertheless, this popular show is worth having an in-depth statistical look at as we take a deeper loo

TJPW Still Incomplete 2021 - Match Stats Miyu Yamashita vs Hikari Noa Rika Tatsumi vs Maki Itoh