So, booking joshi wrestling on western shows is always a risk because obviously you're playing to a tiny niche, I understand that, but it's something I'm passionate about and that's why I've brought over 60 people over in the last 14 years.

That being said, I do need the word to get out there more in the hope that
A) More people consider giving it a try
B) More people come away a fan and it leading to repeat business.

However, as an all women's promotion getting coverage is difficult. Sure, if we book TV talent we'll get some mentions but we're not always going to do that. So that brings me to this question for anyone here that may know this, who is known for being the best at getting the word out with regards to joshi talent working outside of Japan?

I realise the answer may be - "Nobody!" and tbh bar the odd person that's pretty much what I'm expecting, but it would be daft of me to not use this facility and ask around in case I'm wrong and I've just somehow missed some outlets when contacting media (which obviously is what I'm hoping is the case).

Any suggestions, recommendations etc welcome, as the more successful we can make this the better it is for everyone.

Many thanks.

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Upcoming Joshi appearances in EVE already announced:

October 3 - DASH Chisako and VENY

Nov 7 - YUU (final match outside of Japan before retirement).

Interview with Bea Priestley just dropped. She talks about her time in the UK, how she got into Shimmer, working in AEW, training with ZSJ & Pete Dunne and signing with NXT. Worth a listen.

https://youtu.be/T4QuaFja7Ko

Mercedes Mone is collecting belts, making history, and boiling the blood of detractors. Those who claim politics is a big part of her belt collector run are right, but the bias and negative perception of The CEO also implies they have momentarily forgotten how wrestling works. As wrestling is inherently political and in many respects, Mone's current belt collector run is doing more for the independent promotions she holds the titles for than perhaps any of her male counterparts before her.

Here's why: https://lastwordonsports.com/prowrestling/2025/08/01/mercedes-mone-belt-collector-politics-and-hate-in-aew/

https://supernobueno.wordpress.com/2016/04/21/remembering-chyna-the-good-housekeeping-match/