Background The show featured nine
professional wrestling matches that result from scripted
storylines, where wrestlers portray
villains,
heroes, or
less distinguishable characters in the scripted events that build tension and culminate in a wrestling match or series of matches. The event's press conference took place on August 18, 2023, and was broadcast live on Stardom's
YouTube channel.
Event The preshow matches were broadcast live on Stardom's
YouTube channel. In the first one,
Ami Sourei,
Yuna Mizumori and one third of the
Artist of Stardom Champions Thekla picked up a victory over
Lady C,
AZM and
Miyu Amasaki in six-woman tag team action. In the second one, Megan Bayne and
Donna Del Mondo's
Maika defeated
Mina Shirakawa and
Mariah May. In the first main card event,
Utami Hayashishita defeated
Momo Watanabe in a five star grand prix match. Same did
Tam Nakano against
Oedo Tai's
Starlight Kid in the fifth bout and
God's Eye's leader
Syuri against the time's
IWGP Women's Champion Mayu Iwatani. In the sixth bout,
Saki Kashima defended the
High Speed Championship for the third time consecutive in that respective reign against
Momo Kohgo. In the seventh bout,
Natsupoi and
Saori Anou successfully retained the
Goddesses of Stardom Championship for the first time in that respective reign against
Suzu Suzuki and
Mei Seira. After the match,
Saki Kashima came down to the ring to officially accept Seira's challenge for the High Speed title the latter issued a couple of weeks prior to the event.
Utami Hayashishita and
AZM also came down to challenge Anou and Natsupoi for the tag titles. In the semi main event,
Mirai defeated a briefly returning
Konami to secure the first defense of the
Wonder of Stardom Championship in that respective reign. After the bout concluded,
Mina Shirakawa came down to challenge
Syuri to a
UWF rules match which was scheduled to take place at
Nagoya Golden Fight on October 9, 2023. In the main event,
Giulia defeated
Prominence's leader
Risa Sera to secure the third consecutive defense of the
Strong Women's Championship in that respective reign. ==Results==