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As WWE wraps up its latest tour of Japan, the spotlight remains on the country as two of WWE’s NXT talents have just touched down in Japan, gearing up for their highly anticipated debuts in Pro-Wrestling NOAH.
This follows the emotional announcement from Meiko Satomura about her retirement set for 2025, during which she battled Bayley for the WWE Women’s World Championship, a match that highlighted the enduring strength of WWE’s ties in Japan.
The NXT stars, Josh Briggs and Tavion Heights, are slated to make their debut at the N1 Victory Day 1 event on August 4 at the prestigious Yokohama Budokan. Briggs is set to face off against Ryohei Oiwa, while Heights will take on Titus Alexander in what promises to be a thrilling showcase of talent.
An official tweet from Pro Wrestling NOAH confirmed their arrival and announced that both wrestlers would be present at the press conference scheduled for Saturday, August 3. This appearance is part of a broader strategy to solidify WWE’s ongoing partnership with Pro-Wrestling NOAH, fostering a productive exchange of talent and enhancing wrestling dynamics across both platforms.
In related news, Giulia, a notable figure in Japanese wrestling, has announced her upcoming departure from Japan to join WWE NXT. Despite her move, it has been reported that WWE may still permit Giulia to appear for Rossy Ogawa’s Marigold post her NXT commencement, allowing her to maintain ties with the Japanese wrestling scene until at least August 19, 2024.
These developments underscore WWE’s deepening engagement with the Japanese wrestling scene, promising exciting times ahead for wrestling fans worldwide.
What are your thoughts on WWE’s expanding presence in Japan and the debut of NXT talents in Pro-Wrestling NOAH? How do you see this partnership shaping the future of wrestling? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
