【Description】

STARDOM has now grown to become the second largest wrestling organization after New Japan Pro-Wrestling.

The person supporting this growth is Rossy Ogawa, who serves as the organization's executive producer.

Rossy Ogawa's life is the history of women's wrestling in Japan. After working as a camera boy, she joined All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling. She was involved in the management of the legendary star Beauty Pair and trained the Crush Gals. In 1997, she became independent and started a new organization called Arsion, which showed a new form of women's wrestling that had never been seen before. After a period of dormancy, she founded Stardom in 2011. It has produced Io Shirai, Mayu Iwatani, Kairi Hojo (now KAIRI), and others.

With 45 years in the industry, what has Rossy Ogawa seen in women's wrestling so far? She explains the unforgettable great wrestlers and famous matches from the early days of women's wrestling to All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling, Arsion, and Stardom. It also features many rare photos and treasured goods.

In addition, it includes three special interviews. She had extensive discussions with Yamamoto Masatoshi, aka Yamamo, who fought alongside her during the inter-group competition era, former JWP representative Omukae Michiko, the ace of Arsion, and Julia of Stardom.

Read this book to understand the past and future of women's professional wrestling! A must-have for fans!

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