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Saya Kamitani’s Opponents for Wrestle Kingdom & Dream Queendom Announced
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Saya Kamitani had a successful night at Stardom’s Crimson Nightmare event on Monday. She defeated Momo Watanabe to retain her NJPW Strong Women’s and World of Stardom Championships. Of course this led to future challengers stepping up, and we already know who Kamitani will be facing next.
Saori Anou will challenge for the World of Stardom Championship at Dream Queendom 2025, which takes place on December 29 at Ryōgoku Kokugikan in Tokyo, Japan. Kamitani will remain in Tokyo to defend the NJPW Strong Women’s Championship against Syuri. This match will take place at Wrestle Kingdom 20 on January 4, 2026 in the Tokyo Dome. Syrui will be defending her IWGP Women’s Championship as well in what could be a unification match.
The winner of that match could have three women’s championships, placing them nine behind Mercedes Mone. Mone is a former NJPW Strong & IWGP Women’s Champion but has yet to hold the World of Stardom Championship. Saya Kamitani might want to keep her head on a swivel, that’s all I’m saying here.
Saya Kamitani defeated Momo Watanabe to retain the World of STARDOM and STRONG Women’s Championships.#STARDOM #上谷沙弥 #渡辺桃 pic.twitter.com/ufGLf8jL2F
— meraWRESTLING (@meraWRESTLING) November 3, 2025
Saya Kamitani: “And Saori-chan! I don’t know if you’ve been holding back lately or what, but you have absolutely no presence at all, do you? Are you holding back? Even though Tam Nakano is gone, I don’t feel any charm from you at all right now.”
Saori Anou: “Shut up! I’ve made… pic.twitter.com/ODf4ck49ID
— meraWRESTLING (@meraWRESTLING) November 3, 2025
It's finally happening!
IWGP vs. New Japan STRONG Champions at WrestleKingdom in the Tokyo Dome.
Syuri vs. Saya Kamitani. #STARDOM pic.twitter.com/BlwhxSD3sg
— JJ Williams (@JJWilliamsWON) November 3, 2025