[ATTACK GIRLS} Full Catch Up (8/16/09 to 03/15/10)

ATTACK GIRLS' August series continued with a shot to Miyagi, traveling outside of Iwate for the first time. Disaster struck as lack of local promotion resulted in an abysmal audience. However, the A-GIRLS put on an entertaining show none the less. The masked duo of KURONEKO and Jaguar Dream disposed of fighter Kyoko Saito and Sadako Miura. Jaguar pinning the former volleyball player with the Jaguar Rising. DOUBLE FURY were given their first setback as a team when they ran into SUKEBAN's Masuno and Ichikawa with Masuno dropping AISUKA with the Deep Serpent Bomb for the pinfall. Minako Suzuki bested fellow ATTACK GIRLS seikigun members in the semi final, with Suzuki spiking the second-match in Nomura with the Fireball Bomb. In the main event, SUKEBAN exploded as Tomiko Inoue teamed with Seikigun member Yuuko Matsumoto to beat Fujita and Ito. Inoue used her rolling neckbreaker Rose Thorn to put Fujita-gumi member Ito down, gaining much needed momentum for the Tomiko/Fujita match later in the month!

8/16/09
Onagawa Town Gymnasium
56 fans

1. KURONEKO & Jaguar Dream defeated Sadako Miura & Kyoko Saito at 7'31 when Jaguar pinned Miura with the Jaguar Rising
2. Kong Ichiwara & Naga Masuno defeated AISUKA & Kaoru Hamaguchi at 8'25 when Masuno pinned AISUKA with the Deep Serpent Bomb
3. Minako Suzuki, Aya Tamura & Aimi Nakamura defeated Crusher Hayashi, Satoko Fukazawa & Chihiro Nomura at 11'46 when Suzuki pinned Nomura with the Fireball Bomb
4. Tomiko Inoue & Yuuko Matsumoto defeated "Devil Queen" Miyabi Fujita & Haruka Ito at 12'46 when Inoue pinned Ito with the Rose Thorn

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ATTACK GIRLS returned to Iwate and the Ohasama Town Country Plaza, but to no greater success where another disastrous crowd greeted them. Aimi Nakamura gained a victory in the opening match, using her new submission the "Norther Heel Hook" on Chihiro Nomura for the submission victory. Naga Masuno continued her reign of terror in the second match, as she spiked Yuuko Matsumoto with the Deep Serpent Bomb. DOUBLE FURY regained their winning ways in the semi final, as AISUKA and Kaoru Hamaguchi bested Minako Suzuki and Aya Tamura. Hamaguchi using her "Hamaguchi Roll" on Aya Tamura for the three count. They once again appealed for an ATTACK GIRLS tag team title to be instated. In the main event, SUKEBAN faced SUKEBAN as SUKEBAN leader Tomiko Inoue attempted to wrestle control of the PWC International Women's Championship from Miyabi Fujita. Fujita had other ideas, leading to her beating Inoue with the one-two punch of a Fujita Lariat and Fujita Axe Driver. Fujita announced her team with Haruka Ito as their own faction, FUJITA-GUMI. Naga Masuno appealed to be Fujita's next challenger but was ignored by Fujita...

8/27/09
Ohasama Town Country Plaza
175 fans

1. Aimi Nakamura & Jaguar Dream defeated Chihiro Nomura & Satoko Fukazawa when Nakamura submitted Nomura with the Northern Heel Hook
2. Haruka Ito & Naga Masuno defeated Sadako Miura & Yuuko Matsumoto at 7'34 when Masuno pinned Matsumoto with the Deep Serpent Bomb
3. Kyoko Saito & Crusher Hayashi defeated Kong Ichiwara & KURONEKO at 9'24 when Saito pinned KURONEKO with a high kick
4. AISUKA & Kaoru Hamaguchi defeated Minako Suzuki & Aya Tamura at 13'47 when Hamaguchi pinned Tamura with the Hamaguchi Roll
5. PWC International Woman's Championship: "Devil Queen" Miyabi Fujita (c) defeated Tomiko Inoue at 13'56 with the Fujita Axe Driver [V.1]

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January 2nd Update:

After two disastrous events and an ill fated "tour", ATTACK GIRLS entered a shutdown period that has lasted five months. However, not has been all lost, as news from Pro-Wrestling CRIMSON's headquarters have revealed dates for three more ATTACK GIRLS events over the next three months, all originating from CRIMSON's stronghold of Miyako and the Miyako 1000 Tokuji Gymnasium. Despite being a much bigger venue, CRIMSON has an agreement with the venue that allows CRIMSON to run the gymnasium at little cost. As a result, ATTACK GIRLS will not lose much from not doing well in the venue.

1/26/09 @ Miyako 1000 Tokuji Gymnasium (750)

2/02/09 @ Miyako 1000 Tokuji Gymnasium (750)

3/15/09 @ Miyako 1000 Tokuji Gymnasium (750)

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January 13th Update:

ATTACK GIRLS has been struck by their first instance of "runaway wrestler syndrome". Yuuko Matsumoto suffered an injury during training in November. While not severe, the injury has apparently been enough to chase the young girl away from the business. Matsumoto has vanished off all promotional materials, and from the ATTACK GIRLS subsection of Pro-Wrestling CRIMSON's website.

In addition, Kyoko Saito has decided to focus on her fighting career over her wrestling career, as has been expected for months. She has been released from her ATTACK GIRLS contract. Best of luck to Kyoko-chan!

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ATTACK GIRLS returned to action after five months drawing a small crowd at the Miyako 1000 Tokuji Gymnasium. In the opening match school mates Satoko Fukazawa and Chihiro Nomura clashed. Fukazawa used her experience edge to outlast Nomura in a strong match. Haruka Ito with the help of a baton was able to take out Aimi Nakamura. Minako Suzuki and Aya Tamura continued their run as a strong tag team as they united to defeat Crusher Hayashi and KURONEKO. Miyabi Fujita in a special singles match had difficulty dealing with the sheer size of her opponent Sadako Miura. Timely intervention from Haruka Ito saved Fujita with a knee kick allowing Fujita to blast Miura with a Fujita Lariat for the fall. In the main event, FURY GIRLS fought SUKEBAN. Naga Masuno continued to make her path towards Miyabi Fujita as she spiked Jaguar Dream with the Deep Serpent Bomb.

1/26/09
Miyako 1000 Tokuji Gymnasium
324 fans

1. Satoko Fukazawa defeated Chihiro Nomura at 7'41 with a crab hold
2. Haruka Ito defeated Aimi Nakamura at 5'27 with a baton attack
3. Minako Suzuki & Aya Tamura defeated Crusher Hayashi & KURONEKO at 9'45 when Tamura pinned KURONEKO with the Blue Sky Dive
4. Miyabi Fujita defeated Sadako Miura at 8'21 with a Fujita Lariat
5. Tomiko Inoue, Naga Masuno & Kong Ichikawa defeated AISUKA, Kaoru Hamaguchi & Jaguar Dream at 14'37 when Masuno pinned Jaguar with the Deep Serpent Bomb

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ATTACK GIRLS returned to action just seven days alter. The quick turnaround significantly harmed the attendance for the repeat event...In the opening match, Kong Ichikawa achieved a rare victory as she flattened Aimi Nakamura with a powerslam. Chihiro Nomura's quest to gain her first victory continued, as KURONEKO used a standing moonsault to put Yuki Nomura's eldest daughter away. Sadako Miura towered over her opponent Satoko Fukazawa and used her sheer size to gain the victory with a knee kick. FURY and ATTACK GIRLS clashed in the semi final, as the three FURY GIRLS were victorious. AISUKA pinned Hayashi with her Viento Clutch keeping the power lifter's shoulders down. FUJITA-GUMI and SUKEBAN clashed in the main event. Masuno further solidified herself as the #1 contender, as she spiked Ito with the Deep Serpent Bomb for the three count.

2/02/09
Miyako 1000 Tokuji Gymnasium
248 fans

1. Kong Ichikawa defeated Aimi Nakamura at 6'21 with a powerslam
2. KURONEKO defeated Chihiro Nomura at 5'27 with a standing moonsault
3. Sadako Miura defeated Satoko Fukazawa at 7'21 with a knee kick
4. AISUKA, Kaoru Hamaguchi & Jaguar Dream defeated Minako Suzuki, Aya Tamura & Crusher Hayashi at 14'28 when AISUKA pinned Hayashi with the Viento Clutch
5. Tomiko Inoue & Naga Masuno defeated Miyabi Fujita & Haruka Ito at 12'48 when Masuno pinned Ito with the Deep Serpent Bomb


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February 15th Update:

ATTACK GIRLS have sanctioned their second set of titles, according to ATTACK GIRLS director Ryo Suzuki. The TWIN ATTACK championship will be contested in a one night seven team tournament on the 15th. Seven teams of two will face off with the right of being the first TWIN ATTACK at stake. The teams are:

Iwate Princess Powers - Satoko Fukazawa & Chihiro Nomura
SUKEBAN - Tomiko Inoue & Kong Ichiwara
Strength & Trouble - Crusher Hayashi & Haruka Ito
North+West All Stars - Aimi Nakamura & Sadako Miura
Fireball Bombers - Minako Suzuki & Aya Tamura
Masked Wonders - Jaguar Dream & KURONEKO
DOUBLE FURY - AISUKA & Kaoru Hamaguchi

Due to the structure of the tournament, and being the instigators of the TWIN ATTACK championship, DOUBLE FURY will gain an automatic bye in the first round.

In addition, Miyabi Fujita will aim for her V.2 of the PWC International Woman's Championship as she takes on Naga Masuno. Masuno may prove to be the biggest challenge (litterally and figuratively) for Miyabi in ATTACK GIRLS!

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ATTACK GIRLS crowned the first TWIN ATTACK champions in front of one of the biggest crowds in recent history for the struggling brand. In the opening match the Iwate Princess Powers faced off against SUKEBAN. Fukazawa and Nomura appeared to be out of the match when Nomura countered Inoue's Rose Thorn into her father's Shukuen! Fukazawa followed with a diving guillotine drop for the flash victory. Haruka Ito and Crusher Hayashi could never gel as a team. Ito abandoned her partner, allowing Aimi Nakamura to lock Hayashi in the Northern Heel Hook for submission. The Fireball Bombers easily dispatched the Masked Wonders, with Tamura spiking KURONEKO with the Zero Bomb to advance. The semi finals started with the Iwate Princess Powers facing off against DOUBLE FURY. Fukazawa and Nomura, despite already wrestling put up a strong showing for themselves. Hamaguchi scored the victory by dropping Nomura with the Hamaguchi Roll to advance in the tournament. The second semi final saw Aimi Nakamura and Sadako Miura put up another spirited affair for themselves against the Fireball Bombers. It wasn't enough, as Suzuki scored the victory for her team over Nakamura with the Fireball Bomb. The PWC International Women's Championship saw Miyabi Fujita further cement herself as the stand out star of ATTACK GIRLS. The massive Naga Masuno attacked her strongly, but Fujita weathered the storm and ended up putting Masuno out to pasture with two Fujita Lariats. Fujita openly questioned if she was "too much" for this small promotion to handle...DOUBLE FURY and the Fireball Bombers met in an exciting tag sprint from the opening bell to claim the first TWIN ATTACK gold. Suzuki and Tamura appeared to have the upper hand early, but the exhaustion from an extra match caught up with the Fireball Bombers as the match wore on, allowing DOUBLE FURY to make a resurgence. That proved to be all DOUBLE FURY needed, as they debuted a new team finisher, the "Punk Rock Roll". Hamaguchi lifted the opponent for the Hamaguchi Roll as AISUKA came off the top with a front dropkick sending Tamura careening to the mat in a heap! With that, DOUBLE FURY scored the victory and their first tournament and championships of their young careers!

3/15/09
Miyako 1000 Tokuji Gymnasium
389 fans

1. TWIN ATTACK TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND: Satoko Fukazawa & Chihiro Nomura defeated Tomiko Inoue & Kong Ichikawa at 6'25 when Fukazawa pinned Inoue with a diving guillotine drop
2. TWIN ATTACK TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND: Aimi Nakamura & Sadako Miura defeated Haruka Ito & Crusher Hayashi at 5'26 when Nakamura submitted Hayashi with the Northern Heel Hookd
3. TWIN ATTACK TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND: Minako Suzuki & Aya Tamura defeated Jaguar Dream & KURONEKO at 7'14 when Tamura pinned KURONEKO with the Zero Bomb
4. TWIN ATTACK TOURNAMENT SEMI FINAL: AISUKA & Kaoru Hamaguchi defeated Satoko Fukazawa & Chihiro Nomura at 10'15 when Hamaguchi pinned Nomura with the Hamaguchi Roll
5. TWIN ATTACK TOURNAMENT SEMI FINAL: Minako Suzuki & Aya Tamura defeated Aimi Nakamura & Sadako Miura at 5'52 when Suzuki pinned Nakamura with the Fireball Bomb
6. PWC International Woman's Championship: Miyabi Fujita (c) defeated Naga Masuno at 13'57 with the Fujita Lariat [V.2]
7. TWIN ATTACK TOURNAMENT FINALS: AISUKA & Kaoru Hamaguchi defeated Minako Suzuki & Aya Tamura at 14'16 when Hamaguchi pinned Tamura with the Punk Rock Roll to become the first champions

Miyabi Fujita

Name: "Devil Queen" Miyabi Fujita
Height: 5'7 (170 cm)
Weight: 131 lbs (59 kg)
Place of Birth: Sakai Prefecture, Osaka
Theme: "Hell Awaits"
Birthday Date: 05/14/84
Debut: April 11, 2004 (vs. Jackie Yokota)

Signature Moves:
Fujita Lariat (Sometimes assisted with a chain)
Fujita Axe Driver
Tiger Suplex hold
Brainbuster
Kneekick

Titles won:
Japan Women's Junior Title (1)
La Pantera Futura (2/15/2005) / Title Vacated

PWC International Women's Championship (1)
Minako Suzuki (05/30/09) / Minako Suzuki (05/30/10)

Tournaments won:
Women's Pro-Wrestling Cup (2006): Miyabi Fujita beat Kaori Hamaguchi (18:50) with the Fujita Axe Driver.

Profile:
Being the daughter of Kazuma Fujita, much was expected of young Miyabi when she made her debut for IJP in April fo 2004. Early into her career, Miyabi was criticized harshly, perhaps due to the high expectations placed upon her due to her lineage. Within less than a year, Miyabi had improved vastly, leading to her capturing the Japan Women's Junior title from La Pantera Futura. The following year, Miyabi continued to progress, as she won the Women's Pro-Wrestling Cup. However, in late 2008, Miyabi stunned the women's wrestling scene by turning heel, and forming the "Hanran Majin" faction with AIKO and YUKARI. Miyabi Fujita made a shocking debut for Pro-Wrestling CRIMSON's side brand ATTACK GIRLS as the "Assassin" of SUKEBAN. Fujita has automatically become the strongest woman in ATTACK GIRLS but if the "Devil Queen" reach the throne of ATTACK GIRLS is yet to be seen.

Kaoru Hamaguchi

Name: Kaoru Hamaguchi
Birthplace: Ueda, Nagano
Birthdate: September 19, 1988
Theme Music: "LADY NAVIGATION" by B'z
Weight: 61kg (135lbs)
Height: 172cm (5'8")
Debut: 4/20/09 (vs. Jaguar Dream)

Signature Moves:
German Suplex hold
Hamaguchi Roll (Olympic Slam)
Axe Bomber K
Calf Branding

Title History:
None

Tournament History:
None

Profile:
Hamaguchi holds the honor of being one of the first female graduates of the FURY dojo. Before entering the dojo system, Kaoru was an accomplished amatuer wrestler during her high school days, with aspirations of one day representing Japan in the Olympic games. Unfortunately, when she attempted to qualify at the age of 18, she could not pass the physical requirements. Hamaguchi then pursued her other dream of becoming a pro-wrestler. After entering the dojo, she immediately began studying under STRONG RIDERS members Otsuo Kayusa, Kyoshima Yosuken and Kenichiro Hujikawa. As she developed her skills, she took on techniques from all three STRONG RIDERS members, adapting Kayusa's German Suplex, Hujikawa's Axe Bomber K, and Yosuken's Calf Branding to her arsenal. Her first name is often mistaken for Kaoru.

AISUKA

Name: "Punk Princess" AISUKA (Ai Sukamoto)
Birthplace: Habikino, Osaka
Birthdate: June 04, 1990
Theme Music: "EMERALD CITY"
Weight: 54kg (119lbs)
Height: 167cm (5'6")
Debut: 4/20/09 (vs. KURONEKO)

Signature Moves:
Punk Rock (Powerful Front Dropkick, sending the opponent flying back into the turnbuckles.)
El Nudo Lagunero (Elaborate arm/leg llave submission taught to her by ATSUKA.)
Love Smack (High leaping face crusher with AISUKA's leg behind the opponent's head.)
Viento Clutch (Elaborate crucifix pinfall.)

Title History:
None

Tournament History:
None

Profile:
Ai Sukamoto became one of the first female trainees to enter the FURY dojo in early 2009, where she studied under FURY star ATSUKA extensively. Upon her formal graduation, she changed her ring name to AISUKA, as both a play on her name, and as a tribute to her teacher, ATSUKA.

Jaguar Dream

Name: Jaguar Dream
Birthplace: Unknown
Birthdate: Unknown
Theme Music: "Jet Jaguar's theme" (Godzilla Unleashed soundtrack)
Weight: 57kg (126lbs)
Height: 167cm (5'6")
Debut: 4/20/09 (vs. Kaoru Hamaguchi)

Signature Moves:
Jaguar Special
Jaguar Special II
Axe Kick
Jaguar Rising (Shining Axe Kick)

Title History:
None

Tournament History:
None

Profile:
The identity of Jaguar Dream is unknown. However, Jaguar Dream became one of the first female's to graduate from the FURY Dojo. What is known is that while training in the dojo, she studied alongside FURY star Jet Jaguar, which led to forging a variation of the legendary Jet Jaguar character. Like Jet Jaguar, she comes from a strong background in martial arts, including kickboxing and judo. Her background in kickboxing is most prominant, as she favors variations of the axe kick, while also adopting many of the "Jaguar" trademarks.

Riku "Cherry" Okano

Name: Cherry Okano (Riku Okano)
Height: 5'4 (163cm)
Weight: 132lbs (60kg)
Place of Birth: Koshigaya, Saitama, Japan
Theme: "Shock!!"
Birthday: 09/20/90
Debut:

Signature Moves:
Cherry Okano Special (Powerbomb + Kneebar, an adaption of Akamatsu's famed combo)
Dragon Screw
Half Crab
Palm Strikes
Soccer Kicks

Titles won:
None

Tournaments won:
None

Profile:
A martial artist in her formative years and pro wrestling fan, Riku "Cherry" Okano is one of the few known disciples and the only female student of top pro-wrestling star Tatsumichi Akamatsu. Okano was discovered by Akamatsu in the latter half of 2008 when he attended an amateur grappling competition in Tokyo that the then 17 year old was competing in. Although Okano did not win her 18 and Under all female division (losing in the semi-finals), she none the less captured the attention and admiration of her fellow Saitama native, who recruited her into his STRONGHOLD camp. After several months of training with Akamatsu and his partner Makoto Tachibana, Okano was sent to America in 2009 to expand her training with the famed American tandem Stephen Greer and Tyrone Walker (aka Team Danger). Along with the experience gained at the Florida based dojo, she picked up her now trademark red hair and the nickname Cherry while competing for Greer & walker's Danger Zone promotion events that featured a number of America's top female wrestlers along with many of Team Danger's top male graduates. After several months Okano returned to Japan in early 2010 where she completed her training under Akamatsu and now looks to continue her journey with Pro-Wrestling CRIMSON's ATTACK GIRLS promotion.

August 15, 2009 (vs. Kelly Evans, Danger Zone Promotions)

KURONEKO

Name: KURONEKO
Birthplace: Unknown
Birthdate: Unknown
Theme Music: "Reimei ni Reimei" by Halko Momoi
Weight: 59kg (131 lbs)
Height: 155cm (5'1")
Debut: 3/01/09 vs. Naga Masuno

Signature Moves:
Kurogatame - elaborate cradle
Moonsault Press
Standing Moonsault

Title History:
None

Tournament History:
None

Profile:
The dimitive KURONEKO is the only "pure" ATTACK GIRL who wears a mask. KURONEKO has yet to have much success as a wrestler, but continually wows the audiences with her speed and agility.

Kong Ichiwara

Name: Kong Ichiwara
Birthplace: Okegawa-shi, Saitama
Birthdate: 10/15/86
Theme Music: "Posessession"
Weight: 97kg (214 lbs)
Height: 170cm (5'7")
Debut: 3/01/09 (/w Tomiko Inoue vs. Minako Suzuki & Aya Tamura)

Signature Moves:
Kong Buster - Front-style Powerslam
Skull Crush - Clawhold
Torture Crab Hold

Title History:
None

Tournament History:
None

Profile:
The mammoth face painted Kong Ichiwara was a "First Wave" ATTACK GIRL. Ichiwara is the second to largest ATTACK GIRL, at a weight that even surpasses many CRIMSON wrestlers. However, Ichiwara has struggled during her ATTACK GIRLS! career to get any direct focus or skills developed...

Chihiro Nomura

Name: Chihiro Nomura
Birthplace: Hirano-ku, Osaka
Birthdate: 12/05/93
Theme Music: "Kokoro no Chikai"
Weight: 68kg (150 lbs)
Height: 165cm (5'5")
Debut: 8/10/09 vs. Miyabi Fujita

Signature Moves:
Shukuen - Reverse Piledriver
Chihiro Angel Driver - Crucifix Powerbomb thrown into Facebuster

Title History:
None

Tournament History:
None

The eldest daughter out of the three daughters sired by Yuki Nomura, and a third generation pro-wrestler Chihiro Nomura made the decision to enter the Ryo Suzuki system to join ATTACK GIRLS in December 2008. A scant sixteen years old, Nomura will continue her education much like other young women in ATTACK GIRLS while wrestling on the side. Chihiro Nomura has shown the same calm technical abilities that made her father famous. While born in Osaka, Chihiro has lived in the prefecture of Iwate since 2002 with her family, and has become best friends with Satoko Fukazawa. Nomura was given a high profile debut against Miyabi Fujita, who Chihiro fought well against. Since then Chihiro has yet to finally make her stride. She teams occasionally with Satoko Fukazawa as the Iwate Princess Powers.

Aimi Nakamura

Name: Aimi Nakamura
Birthplace: Morioka-shi, Iwate
Birthdate: 04/21/87
Theme Music: "Nightrain"
Weight: 62kg (137 lbs)
Height: 163cm (5'4")
Debut: 03/02/09 vs. Satoko Fukazawa

Signature Moves:
Northern Heel Hook - Cross leg heel hook
STF
Backdrop

Title History:
None

Tournament History:
None

Profile:
Aimi Nakamura was an original ATTACK GIRL, debuting on the first event for the group. Nakamura, a natural submission wrestler, has taken the better part of over a year to finally hit her stride. Nakamura has finally honed her dangerous submissions to become a legitimate threat in ATTACK GIRLS! A stern wrestler by trade Nakamura plugs along without receiving fanfare.

Mio Yamazaki

Name: Mio Yamazaki
Birthplace: Yuzawa-shi, Akita
Birthdate: 07/30/90
Theme Music: "Last Moment" by Yousei Teikoku
Weight: 61kg (131 lbs)
Height: 160cm (5'3")
Debut: 03/02/09 vs. Aimi Nakamura

Signature Moves:
Crab Hold

Title History:
None

Tournament History:
None

Profile:
The first in the "Third Wave" of ATTACK GIRLS, Mio Yamazaki is an odd one to say the least. Virtually mute, aside from the odd soft spoken comment, Yamazaki wrestles in elaborate costumes patterned off the "Gothic Lolita" fashion trend. Ironically, this has caused her significant fame throughout the internet wrestling world with Yamazaki being given the nickname of "Gothic Fairy Princess"...

Mio Yamazaki designs all her costumes herself, and is making many of the other ATTACK GIRLS outfits as well.

Satoko Fukazawa

Name: Satoko Fukazawa
Birthplace: Miyako-shi, Iwate
Birthdate: 02/18/92
Theme Music: "Japanese Girl"
Weight: 56kg (124 lbs)
Height: 155cm (5'1")
Debut: 03/02/09 vs. Aimi Nakamura

Signature Moves:
Crossbody Block
Japanese Leg Roll Clutch
Guillotine Drop

Title History:
None

Tournament History:
None

Profile:
Arguably the most popular ATTACK GIRL of them all, Satoko Fukazawa received attention before even the very first ATTACK GIRLS! event. Nicknamed the "Wrestling Idol", Satoko Fukazawa has been seen all over as a idol due to her natural cute factor. Fukazawa's fandom began with several fan websites, before snowballing over the course of the last year. However, Fukazawa has been balancing three different aspects of her life: Her life as a school girl, her life as an Idol, and her life as a Wrestler. In addition, Fukazawa is best friends and "sempai" to Chihiro Nomura from high school, resulting in the two forming a popular team; the Iwate Princess Powers.

Later this year, Fukazawa will graduate from high school. As per Ryo Suzuki's conditions, Fukazawa will enroll in a University to continue her education while remaining a wrestler...

Haruka Ito

Name: Haruka Ito
Birthplace: Hiyama-ku, Hokkaido
Birthdate: 07/11/90
Theme Music: "Jigsaw" by ABC
Weight: 57kg (125 lbs)
Height: 160cm (5'3")
Debut: 8/10/09 vs. Sadako Miura

Signature Moves:
Eye Rake
Choke
Chair Shot

Title History:
None

Tournament History:
None

Profile:
Even though she is smaller than most in ATTACK GIRLS, Haruka Ito brings serious attitude. Throughout her training, Ito routinely blew off practices, or intentionally attempted to hurt her training partners. Ito wrestles in heavy metal t-shirts and jeans, giving no regard to being "professional". While not the greatest wrestler Ito has a vicious streak a mile wide. Ito idolizes "Devil Queen" Miyabi Fujita with an almost school-girl like devotion. She follows Fujita everywhere and has taken to modeling her entire being around being near Fujita.

Sadako Miura

Name: Sadako Miura
Birthplace: Edogawa-ku, Tokyo
Birthdate: 04/21/87
Theme Music: "Re: Re:" by Asian Kung-Fu Generation
Weight: 82kg (180 lbs)
Height: 183cm (6'0")
Debut: 8/10/09 vs. Haruka Ito

Signature Moves:
Knee Kick
Chokeslam

Title History:
None

Tournament History:
None

Profile:
A former volleyball player in high school and college, Sadako Miura has attracted interest due to her staggering height. A potential Olympic hopeful, a knee injury forced her out of volleyball and ended her potential career. Miura eventually was recruited into the Ryo Suzuki system and began training to be a pro-wrestler in March 2009. At 183 cm, Sadako towers over virtually all women wrestlers (and many male wrestlers), but will need to work on her natural instincts. Sadako has taken to partnering with her exact opposite, Aimi Nakamura as North+West All Stars.

Tomiko Inoue

Name: Tomiko Inoue
Birthplace: Osaka City, Osaka
Birthdate: 10/29/86
Theme Music: "NOBODY" by AYA
Weight: 70kg (154 lbs)
Height: 161cm (5'3")
Debut: 3/01/09 (/w Kong Ichiwara vs. Minako Suzuki & Aya Tamura)

Signature Moves:
Rose Thorn - Fisherwoman Suplex spun into Neckbreaker
Fisherwoman Suplex
Gutshot - Highspeed tilt-a-whirl gutbuster into gutwrench suplex

Title History:
None

Tournament History:
None

Profile:
Tomiko Inoue is the high school sweetheart and wife of Pro-Wrestling CRIMSON wrestler Ryoma Inoue. A strong woman, Tomiko has a rebellious natural attitude and skills. Tomiko molded herself and her stable after her husband's alignment. SUKEBAN was created to be the female counterpart of Yankizoku at the time.

As of late, Inoue has taken to attending CRIMSON events to help her husband succeed using a shinai (bamboo sword). She constantly berates Ryoma for failing, yet her hard demeaner breaks down every so often allowing the two to have a heart warming moment...

Crusher Hayashi

Name: Crusher Hayashi
Birthplace: Ichinoseki-shi, Akita
Birthdate: 07/07/88
Theme Music: "MY IDEA" by LAST ALLIANCE
Weight: 66kg (145 lbs)
Height: 165cm (5'5")
Debut: 3/01/09 (vs. Kyoko Saito)

Signature Moves:
Lariat
Death Valley Bomb
Press Slam

Title History:
None

Tournament History:
None

Profile:
The stout Crusher Hayashi proudly considers herself the strongest wrestler in ATTACK GIRLS. Crusher has little in the way of skills beyond her brute power, but that should carry her far in the sport. Crusher gained some fame in high school for power lifting before following her dream of pro-wrestling.

Naga Masuno

Name: Naga Masuno
Birthplace: Semboku-shi, Akita
Birthdate: 12/14/83
Theme Music: "Rise !" by Tarot
Weight: 91kg (200 lbs)
Height: 163cm (5'4")
Debut: 3/01/09 (vs. KURONEKO)

Signature Moves:
Deep Serpent Bomb (Running Powerbomb)
Death Club (Running Falling Elbow)
Uraken
Big Splash

Title History:
None

Tournament History:
None

Profile:
Naga Masuno is a monster in the ATTACK GIRLS ring. A hulking behemoth of power and brutality who has no issues with throwing around her smaller opponents with ease. Masuno is also a late starter to wrestling, but showed so much natural talent that Ryo Suzuki still accepted her.

Aya Tamura

Name: Aya Tamura
Birthplace: Kiyose-shi, Tokyo
Birthdate: 10/21/87
Theme Music: "Soukoku" by Onmyo-za
Weight: 59kg (130 lbs)
Height: 168cm (5'6")
Debut: 3/01/09 (/w Minako Suzuki vs. Tomiko Inoue & Kong Ichiwara)

Signature Moves:
Zero Bomb (Cut Throat Backdrop Driver)
Zero Cyclone (Dragon Suplex turned into Tiger Suplex)
Half-Nelsen Suplex
Blue Sky Dive (Flying Bodypress)

Title History:
None

Tournament History:
None

Profile:
Aya Tamura is one of the larger women in ATTACK GIRLS, and has become known as the "suplex queen" of ATTACK GIRLS after just two events. Tamura specializes in brutal suplexes, but is not adverse to some flying as her special move the "Blue Sky Dive" indicates.

Minako Suzuki

Name: Minako Suzuki
Birthplace: Morioka-shi, Iwate
Birthdate: 04/16/89
Theme Music: "Seifuku ga Jama wo Suru" by AKB40
Weight: 51kg (112 lbs)
Height: 152cm (5'")
Debut: 3/01/09 (/w Aya Tamura vs. Tomiko Inoue & Kong Ichiwara)

Signature Moves:
Fireball Bomb
Crossbody Block
Minako's DDT (Kneeling DDT)

Title History:
PWC International Women's Championship (1)
Miyabi Fujita (05/30/10) / Current

Tournament History:
None

Profile:
Minako Suzuki is the entire reason for the existence of ATTACK GIRLS. The niece of legendary trainer Ryo Suzuki, Minako's constant harassment for training led to Ryo Suzuki opening up training for Joshi wrestlers. Minako is criminally undersized even by joshi standards, but is attempting to make up for it with spirit and willpower much like her uncle did in his own career. Minako Suzuki shocked the Joshi world, as she upset Miyabi Fujita with a cradle to capture the PWC International Woman's Championship!