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Mathew’s Stardom 5 Star Grand Prix Blue Stars Results & Review: Day 4

Welcome back to day four and originally we were going to wait till the next show aired due to us only having two matches each on the September 1st show, but since we found out this weekend we would have six matches each, we decided to cover just this one show despite the two matches and add a match or two from the actual show.
The rest of the card looked pretty decent and I’ll cover the opener and the main event while I leave out the four-way tag. So who will get points today and will Mayu & Saki retain their titles in our main event?
Well, let us find out and…dive right in.
Singles Match
Natsu Sumire vs. AZM
Review: This has been a small rivalry slowly being built up because when we saw these two in a tag match, they would trade insults with each other with Sumire calling her a brat and AZM calling her grandma despite her being 26. So this time, they will have a singles match together since Sumire doesn’t have a tournament match today. Can AZM win against this ‘grandma’ or will Sumire shut the brat up?
Sumire started to attack AZM right away when she got into the ring and had the advantage till AZM made her run the ropes back and forth until she ran out of breath and that’s when the insults start happening. And that’s about half of the match, the two just insulting each other while beating each other down at the same time and Sumire calls her a brat and sometimes a little turd, but AZM would trade insults by calling her grandma again and grandma face until Sumire couldn’t take it anymore and begged AZM to stop since she was starting to cry. AZM told her she was sorry and proceeds to slap her in the face, this is amazing. Even with the good comedy, they still gave us some pretty decent wrestling action to go with it to make the match even more entertaining than it already was. Sumire would surprise AZM with a Cradle pin and gets the surprise victory. After the match, Sumire isn’t done yet as she decides to take the Queen’s Quest flag and run off with it. You go, Sumire.
Rating: Eric Bischoff
Grand Prix Blue Stars Match
Hazuki vs. Nicole Savoy
Review: Hazuki is still considered undefeated despite not wrestling at the last two shows, but she still has zero losses and only two wins and now this is a good time to try and get more points so she could be up ahead in the game. Her opponent is Nicole Savoy who is even right now with her wins and losses, so she would need a win here to keep her in the game without risk of elimination. Can Hazuki remain undefeated with her Hazukistral or will Nicole break the streak?
I see Sumire still came out with the Queen’s Quest flag and crossed their name off of it while she carried it around. Hazuki has been on a roll in this tournament and loving the progression she has been showing lately in her matches and I hope she keeps it going from here on out. Nicole still looking great in her matches and has been showing some pretty good chemistry with some of the Stardom roster and I wouldn’t mind seeing her come back for more tours. Hazuki showed some early strong offense with her Dropkicks from the ropes and even hitting a Codebreaker to her to try and knock her down to size, but Nicole would also do her Suplexes to throw Hazuki off her game here. Hazuki would go for the Hazukistral to show that it’s 100% but Nicole flipped her back around to put her in the Rings of Saturn to try and make her tap out, but Hazuki had her foot on the ropes to break it and Nicole hits the Exploder Suplex for the win and to put her in the lead.
Rating: Eric Bischoff
Grand Prix Blue Stars Match
Kelly Klein vs. Momo Watanabe
Review: Momo suffered her first loss at the previous afternoon show thanks to Natsu Sumire ruining it for them, but she hopes to bounce back here with another win as she takes on Kelly Klein. Kelly talked about how she watched Momo last year and says that Momo isn’t only the future of Stardom, but she believes she’s the future of women’s wrestling and she encourages the fans to watch this bout. It should be a great match but only one of them can win, so who will take it?
Both of them did a great job here in this match with Kelly showing how much of a beast she is with her power and agility to give Momo a run for her money while Momo using her ability and stuff strikes to knock her down to size, they definitely had the chemistry here and gave us a great match to top it all off here. Kelly would pull a Sumire with attempting a handshake about two times and Momo would just ignore it and even slapped her hand the second time around to make Kelly throw her around a little bit more for good measure. Both played their strengths really well and had great sequences in the match to make both of these women looking strong during the entire match. Momo would hit her Tequila Sunrise and it looks like this could be it but Kelly kicked out at two which left Momo frustrated and tried to go for it again and Kelly knocks her down. Kelly would hit her Fireman’s Carry Slam and Momo kicks out of that one showing both of these women won’t quit here. Kelly went to pick her up for a Powerbomb and Momo used her weight to make Kelly fall down for a pin and Kelly kicks out just in time, but Momo quickly picked her up for another Tequila Sunrise and she gets it this time.
Rating: Bruce Prichard
Goddesses of Stardom Title Match
Mayu Iwatani & Saki Kashima (c) vs. Tam Nakano & Starlight Kid
Review: On the August 12th show, Tam and Starlight were involved in a tag gauntlet where the winner would get a future title shot at the Goddesses of Stardom Championships and they just so happen to have won that match and earned the right to fight fellow STARS members and current champions, Mayu Iwatani and Saki Kashima. I expected them to have the match once the Five Star Grand Prix was over but since Tam, Mayu, and Saki were double booked in their previous shows, they had some time and thought it is best to do the match tonight. I’m glad to see Starlight Kid getting a title opportunity since she right now has no new contenders for the Future of Stardom Championship. Tam even got a mask matching Starlights while having the buns in her hair be used for the ear holes and that is adorable. Mayu and Saki talked about this being their third defense and first time facing STARS members in a tag match, but they won’t take it easy on those two in the ring and also said they need an actual tag team name for them and will think of one after the match. Can Mayu and Saki retain the belts or will they drop it to fellow STARS members?
Tam and Starlight played it smart by attacking Mayu and Saki before the bell would ring and would get the early advantage until Saki and Mayu turned it around and Dropkicked Starlight. The match started pretty explosively with first Saki and Tam going at it except a little slip-up during their sequence and Mayu and Starlight would have one together as well once they both got tagged in showing both teams are fairly even right now. This is the first time we can actually see how well Starlight and Tam do as a tag team and I gotta say that I’m pretty impressed with the results with their partnership here and definitely could be the tag team of the faction if Mayu and Saki drop the belts and decide to do more solo stuff if they win the tournament and World of Stardom Championship. Mayu and Saki, of course, work really well together proving why they’re the champions in the first place and working with their surrounds and ring placement to make sure Tam and Starlight wouldn’t tag each other in. Mayu and Starlight were probably the favorites in this match for me since they both executed everything they needed to very well and maybe next year we can see Starlight doing much bigger matches than she already is now and she has proven that when she fought Io Shirai, AZM, and Kagetsu. Despite the little slip-ups and a botch or two, still, a very solid match and really didn’t take away much of it and besides, botches happen, I mean just look at Cameron from WWE and her career. It looked like we were gonna have new champions when Starlight pushed Saki into Tam to have Tam kick her and hits a Code Red for a two count but they kept going and Dropkicked both Saki and Mayu to the outside and did a dive off the top rope. Saki went for a Double Underhook Facebuster and pinned her for a two count but they don’t stop as Mayu hits Starlight with the Frogsplash and Skai topped it off with a Double Stomp off the top rope but Starlight still kicked out, and Saki picks her up for the Killswitch and the champions retain!
I thought this would’ve been a great time to have Tam and Starlight win the titles together for the unexpected surprise, but at the same time, I felt like it would’ve also been obvious thinking that Saki or Mayu would win the whole tournament due to them dropping the belts. Plus, Starlight and Tam are still growing as a team and I’m sure will definitely get a rematch. After the match, the two teams would embrace each other in a hug and Sak igrabbed the microphone talking about having their third title defense and can see that all four of these women were in tears. Saki closed the show out with their saying and nobody guessed right for the prediction contest, meaning Oedo Tai didn’t make ramen for the winner…I want ramen made by Oedo Tai. Also, Mayu and Saki didn’t announce their new team name like they said in their pre-match interview, the liars.
Rating: Eric Bischoff an a half
Overall: The show was solid up and down giving us some fun matches from both the tournament and the ones outside the tournament.
Favorite Match: Kelly Klein vs. Momo Watanabe
Least Favorite Match: Hazuki vs. Nicole Savoy
Score: 7/10
Blue Stars Standings:
Momo Watanabe: 3-1 (6 Points)
Nicole Savoy: 3-2 (6 Points)
Mayu Iwatani: 2-2 (4 Points)
Hazuki: 2-1 (4 Points)
Kelly Klein: 2-2 (4 Points)
Jamie Hayter: 2-2 (4 Points)
Saki Kashima: 1-3 (2 Points)
Natsu Sumire: 1-3 (2 Points)
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Andrew’s TNA iMPACT! Results & Match Ratings: 6.19.25
Are we going to start trending upwards with Slammiversary to build toward?

Last week’s episode was lacking in ring work but had decent story moments and segments. Starting the build to Slammiversary we can either launch nicely or things can always get worse. Jason Hotch and KC Navarro are the real shining stars of the last few months, so lets hope once they get over this Leon Slater idiot ship, they can push X Division wrestlers with actual talent for pro wrestling and not just flippy charisma vacuums.
Oh and let’s not forget, it is the episode they celebrate the 23rd anniversary of TNA! TWENTY – THREE!! Somewhere PCO hates this.
.@Kelly_WP is back in TNA Wrestling and has a message for TNA Knockouts World Champion @mashaslamovich!
WATCH #TNAiMPACT on TNA+: https://t.co/cF0F1ZKKuL pic.twitter.com/tnm4TIuPUz
— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) June 20, 2025
Ratings:
- Sami Callihan vs Eric Young w/Losers: EY wins via Piledriver – ** 3/4
- Lei Ying Lee & Masha Slamovich vs The Elegance Clique w/M & Personal Concierge: Elegantos win via Rarefied Air – ***
- Eddie Edwards & JDC w/Alisha & Brian Myers vs Matt Cardona & Home Town Man: HTM wins via Cradle – *
- Champion’s Challenge: The Rascalz, Joe Hendry, Leon Slater & Elijah vs The Kaiba Boys, Moose, Steve Maclin & Trick Williams: Elijah wins via Highwayman’s Farewell – ***
Results:
Sami Callihan vs Eric Young w/Losers
Sami knocks them all off the apron before the bell rings, he levels the loser children, finds a chair, attacks EY but EY counters and this is the excuse to use weapons since the bell didn’t ring yet. EY tries to break Sami’s hand on the steps with the chair, but Sami moves, throws EY back in the ring, bell rings and EY hits a Belly to Belly suplex for two. They slug it out, Sami goes for Headbutts, then Sami wants to run the ropes but a loser trips him, distracts long enough for EY to knock him out of the ring and loser children swarm as loser children do. EY does the classic, throw back out for losers to attack while EY grabs and distracts the ref. Sami is selling a few lame attacks from the losers like he got shot. It’s an excessive sell, so it’s honestly a dumb transitional moment.
EY levels Sami, Lariat into Scoop Slam, looks for the Macho Elbow but Sami hits the ropes to crotch EY. Sami Superplex time, but EY bites the face to make Sami drop, EY jumps at him but eats a straight right hand. Cactus Driver, but no, EY tries his Piledriver…they both gouge eyes at the same time, Sami catches an EY charge into a Flatliner as they’re both down…for…reasons? The selling in this match seems…poorly timed and kinda stupid. Hard Irish Whip, EY Flair Flips the corner, levels Sami, Macho Elbow for 2.9! EY threatens to hit the ref, but then goes to mad dog commentary. EY then wants to attack fans…he’s more unhinged than World Elite EY. Sami gives him the old Dick Twist into a Stunner but only for two! Losers try to distract, first one gets taken out, second one uses a chair, EY hits the Piledriver on Sami, EY wins.
I feel like this is gonna continue for a few weeks since it wasn’t a clean win.
Mustafa Ali’s group comes out, and I refuse to say the name because it’s dumb and they’re already fraying at the seams. Ali wants an apology session, Tasha and Hotch apologize to him but Skyler bites back and refuses, even shoved Ali. So Ali challenges him to a “Call to Arms” match. What in the hell is a Call to Arms match?
Lei Ying Lee & Masha Slamovich vs The Elegance Clique w/M & Personal Concierge
ASH does her borderline racist fake karate before Lei stares her down and tags in Heather. Heather avoids Lei, Lei throws a few Tornado Kicks to make a point and Heather tags out. Heather being 4’8″ helps her here. Concierge says “There’s no Karate in wrestling”. ASH, Lei and Masha are in the ring, ASH is trying to decide who she wants to face, but the Concierge google translated it and hands it to ASH, before the face team rocks ASH. Masha lifts up Lei and Lei does the Liu Kang Bicycle Kick, steering more into her Mortal Kombat aesthetic. Senton off the apron from Lei and Masha dives into the pile, the comedy heels are getting leveled. We go to commercial and come back with Lei getting Double Teamed but she spins it into a weird Neckbreaker..but can’t tag out just yet. Lei blocks Heather, Enzuigiri, simultaneous tag, Masha is Yakuza kicks for all and the 2 for 1 Lariat/DDT special. Near fall, but Masha goes for murder, but Heather breaks it, Rocket Launcher/Code Breaker from Elegance but Lei breaks up the pin. ASH tries to intimidate Lei with her fake Karate before throwing her out of the ring. Heather hits Lei with a handful of Glitter and then bounces her face off the post. Masha tries to stop ASH, Kelly’s music distracts Masha, Rarefied Air gives ASH the win.
Santino comes out and GOD DAMMIT no one wants to see Tommy Dreamer fight Mance Warner…that’s a useless thing. Pivot away…no one wants this. Oh no, now we have to listen to Steph talk too. Okay it seems to be a pivot, thankfully. Steph and Mance talk shit, Dreamer says something about Something is gonna happen…and Jake Something comes out. So…I guess we’re gonna build him up for 2 months and then job him out for 6 before he fucks off to his home galaxy or whatever?
.@indi_hartwell has a run in with Tessa Blanchard!
WATCH #TNAiMPACT on TNA+: https://t.co/cF0F1ZLikj pic.twitter.com/I6UCCk2fAG
— TNA Wrestling (@ThisIsTNA) June 20, 2025
Really wish Indi just opened with the Billy Butcher classic of, “Oi Cunt!” – but this wasn’t bad.
Eddie Edwards & JDC w/Alisha & Brian Myers vs Matt Cardona & Home Town Man
I hate… Cardona so much more now. Heel reasons for Cardona…go away heat for Deaner.
JDC wants the Home Town Man to start…and Deaner does his stupid Flip Flop and Fly, Cardona tags in, JDC is eating some offense, Cardona wants the Reboot, JDC powders, Cardona Dives but then Lish and the general numbers catch up to Cardona. Eddie is legal, and now they isolate Cardona with some decent tandem work and isolation. This turns into kind of a schmoz, lots of silly spots, near falls and then Home Town doofus gets the cradle pinfall on Eddie.
Whenever Deaner is involved I can’t be asked to care. The System beats Cardona and Deaner down, but Eddie did eat a pin. Which is embarrassing not even for work reasons, like it’s just sad.
Champion’s Challenge: The Rascalz, Joe Hendry, Leon Slater & Elijah vs The Kaiba Boys, Moose, Steve Maclin & Trick Williams
Elijah and Nic start things off, slow push off, arm wring, top wristlock, simple chain wrestling start. Nic breaks the chain and hits a Dropkick, Elijah runs the ropes and hits a Diving Lariat and starts the Rope Walk. Nic seems far to awake and alert for that move then, I hate how people pull that off too early. Wentz gets tagged in, Nic tags in Maclin who wasn’t looking for a tag, but him and Wentz have a nice clash, Trey tags in, they try to double him, but they pause and look at each other. Maclin asks for a tag, no one tags him so he Chops Ryan to tag him in and throws him in.
The little nod to Maclin and Rascalz history and the fact the faces realize Maclin isn’t a piece of shit. A little MCMG homage tandem attacks on Ryan, Wentz punctuates with the Handspring Knee Lift, Ryan tags out to Trick. Trick and Wentz go back and forth, Rascalz have Trick eating offense, Moose tries to slow things down, both Trick and Moose powder, Rascalz Double Golden Triangle Moonsaults. Trey gets tripped by Nic, Moose hits Lights Out, but there’s no referee so it’s a little chaotic.
Out of the commercial things are controlled kinda and we see a simultaneous tag to Moose and Leon. Leon comes out hot, level Moose with a Leg Lariat, attacks Nic Nemeth, attacks Ryan, and then Moose hits Leon with the Stun Gun. Moose looks to tag in Maclin but Maclin jumps off the apron. Trick takes the tag, keeps control, Trick forcibly tags in Maclin but Ryan tags himself in and pulls Leon to the Champions’ corner, Nic tags in and isolates Leon, with the Kaibas quick tagging and keeping Leon down.
Moose tags in, tries to Suplex Leon about four times but Leon stops it then counters the Suplex. Moose tries to cut him off, but the Champions distract the ref so the ref can’t see Leon tag out. Nic and Moose doubling up and Leon is the bump guy of this last portion of the match. Big Uranage from Moose…Moose looks for Lights Out but Small Package almost ruined things, Body Scissors Cradle, GAME CHANGER! Moose looks to hit a Jacknife Powerbomb but Leon turns it into a DDT. Maclin and Ryan start fighting, Nic Superkicks Maclin, Hendry and Nic tag in, Hendry is a house of fire. Sack of Shits for everyone! Nic, Ryan, there’s a pause when Hendry is face to face with Trick and Trick gets Uppercuts first then Sack of Shit! Standing Ovation on Nic, but Ryan blocks, Kaibas try a tandem attack but Hendry Lariats them both. Elijah tags in and is the maestro of the crowd and chopping Ryan to some fun. Ryan goes for a Polish Hammer but eats the Knee Lift. Signature spam time…
Ryan tries to use the International title but Maclin grabs the title away from Ryan, clocks Nic, Standing Ovation into the Highwayman’s Farewell. Champions lose!
Overall Score: 4/10
Well this was a rough one boys and girls. Sami and EY was just an overbooked shitshow, Lei Ying Lee is unfortunately in a spot where it’s obvious TNA has no clue how to use her, the Elegantos are the New Beautiful People, and I’m not mad at that. But you need to space out your goofball crap. You can’t have Elegance Clique, Home Town Moron and Santino in 3 consecutive segments. And if anyone goes “it was 3 out of 4” that’s doesn’t lessen my point, the beauty of Pro Wrestling being a variety show is…FOR VARIETY! When the lead match feels stupid because of bad pacing, poor selling and overbooking with two losers, it feels like a useless match with idiots, then comedy, followed by more comedy…you see how that’s literally NOT VARIETY.
Figure it out seriously. This was a disappointing episode. If you’re a casual viewer than it’s just chalk for TNA doing cringe and borderline goof crap since they’ve always steered a little more into the carny than other companies. But this show was…where’s Jisoo and Jenny? I feel like I need that gif:
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Run Or Hide, The Infantry’s Outside!
Shane Taylor & Lee Moriarty in one match, The Infantry in another, will Shane Taylor Promotions finally take control of ROH?
OFFICIAL RESULTS
- Pure Rules Match: Deonna Purrazzo VS Marti Belle; wins.
- Lance Archer VS Aaron Solo; wins.
- Miyu Yamashita VS ???
- Shane Taylor & Lee Moriarty VS ???
- 8 Man Tag: The Infantry & Grizzled Young Veterans VS The Kingdom & Top Flight; win.
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