Joshi Veteran Misaki Ohata Wins ‘Regina Di WAVE’ Championship In Her Retirement Match
The perfect ending to a tenured career.
Pro Wrestling WAVE ran a show entitled ‘Phase 1 Final’ at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan yesterday and on top of all the action that occurred during the show, former JWP Junior Champion Misaki Ohata officially retired from the sport of professional wrestling. Ohata began training to become a wrestler in 2006 and wrapped it up after twelve years in the business. In her final match Misaki went one-on-one with the woman who she captured the ‘International Ribbon’ Tag Team Championships with, Ryo Mizunami and their singles match was for the ‘Regina Di WAVE’ Championship. Misaki picked up the victory and put the stamp on her in-ring career with a championship win and right after winning the title she vacated it and received a streamer shower from the fans in attendance.
Congrats to former SHIMMER Tag Team Champion Misaki Ohata on a great career in pro wrestling! Her retirement match took place today in Japan. pic.twitter.com/H3mxM6qiZ9
— SHIMMER Wrestling (@SHIMMERwomen) December 30, 2018
SHIMMER took to Twitter to congratulate Misaki Ohata on her career and she was also celebrated by the other wrestlers who competed on the show as they raised Ohata onto their shoulders.
The champ is here. The champ is gone. Congratulations to @misakiohata for winning the Regina di Wave title in her final match. Best wishes to all that lies ahead in life after wrestling. #wavepro pic.twitter.com/T68J75GZXQ
— Xyon McKell (@xyonmckell) December 29, 2018
While on the topic of Joshi Wrestling, a twenty-minute video is up on the Fightful Pro Wrestling YouTube channel having to do with the debate on if women should be included in the New Japan Pro Wrestling product or not.
