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Marigold Spring Victory Series - Tag 7

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Name of the event:
Marigold Spring Victory Series - Tag 7
Location:
Attendance:
911
Broadcast type:
Live
Broadcast date:
30.03.2025
TV station/network:
Wrestle Universe
Commentary by:
Katsuya Ichikawa, Kouki Amarei & Miki Motoi


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7.57
Current Total Rating (?)
Valid votes: 27
Number of comments: 11
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Average rating: 7.63  [27]
Average rating in 2026: 8.00  [1]
Average rating in 2025: 7.62  [26]
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SportsEntertained wrote on 08.04.2025:
[7.0] "7.5/10 Found the show enjoyable and easy to sit through. The Twin Star title match being the match of the night"
TheRabbitInTheBush wrote on 07.04.2025:
[8.0] "Great event. Just keep building as a good card should. By the time the national title match started it was really going. The tag title match was very good. Senka had a great showing. The main event was awesome. Loved Bozilla coming in like Vader. Highly recommend this show."
NikoKillbain wrote on 01.04.2025:
[5.0] "Went into this excited for another Bozilla World Championship match, and while it was good, she and Utami have the talent to pull off an all-timer, and it just didn't come together here. The Tag Championship match had an interesting angle with the mat wrestling. Marigold needed a heel stable, I'm just not sure Darkness Revolution is it."
florian28 wrote on 01.04.2025:
[9.0] "Marigold delivered another strong show with a well-balanced card. The opener featuring Hummingbird, Riara, Ryoko and Tachibana set the tone with great energy, even if it was a bit short. Rea Seto stood out as a major highlight in the second rookie tag. While the Darkness Revolution tag matches were the weakest parts of the show, they still had their moments. Mai Sakurai vs. Erina Yamanaka delivered a stiff, hard-hitting United National title match. The Marigold vs. Marvelous Twin Star title match stole the show, not just for its action-packed storytelling but for elevating two very promising rookies as future stars. Utami vs. Bozilla in the main event followed the classic monster formula, and while Utami's performance may not have silenced all critics, she fought well from underneath to retain. A strong Korakuen Hall show."
LadySnowblood wrote on 01.04.2025:
[7.0] "One of the few better shows from Marigold with a good Tag Team Match in the co-Main Event and another two solid matches on the card."
mangled wrote on 01.04.2025:
[8.0] "A pretty good show overall. It's fair to say Marigold had a consistency problem in the last couple of months, and that had a lot to do with the injuries affecting the promotion which already had a relatively small roster. As more injured wrestlers are returning, I expect Marigold to catch the magic it created in its inception. Other than the first match which included three inexperienced wrestlers, all matches were above average. Rea Seto's improvement is worth noting. 3 vs 3 tag match was the match I enjoyed the most, it was a great mixture of wrestling and comedy. Nao might be the most underrated woman in Japan today. UN match was pretty good too, despite being a bit botchy at times. Senka Akatsuki, who doesn't even have a Cagematch profile yet, stole the show. For a couple minutes, Senka and Seri had a literal amateur wrestling bout. The rest of the match was great as well. Main event was a little disappointing for me but by no means it was a bad match."
Thenwoagedbadly wrote on 01.04.2025:
[8.0] "An excellent card from Marigold where the further development of the rookies clearly shows itself, nearly everything meshes together well and a sense of great potential is created. The only disappointments were the enjoyable opening match not going on long enough and an atypically average match involving Showzuki and Misa which never really seemed to get going. Ignoring the 2 aforementioned negative elements though, the rest of the other matches drip with quality and/or burgeoning star power and are highly enjoyable (I'm not the biggest fan of Megaton but even the encounter involving her worked as a comedy match with shards of seriousness. Also, there was further evidence in it that only Starlight Kid eats shit better than MIRAI). Also, it's worth further mentioning that from the entrances of the Twin Star Title match to the very end of the event every thing that happens is absolutely nailed; the Twin Star match is great with an absolutely fantastic post-match and Utami/Bozilla deliver a brilliant and dramatic main event. Finally, Kouki does herself a tonne of favours by acquitting herself well on colour commentary and giving the impression she is committed to the action and enjoying every moment of it."
Some Guy wrote on 31.03.2025:
[8.0] "The opening rookie tag match of Hummingbird/Riara vs Ryoko/Tachibana was better than expected. Everyone came out with a lot of energy wanting to make a good impression. This didn't last very long yet they certainly did just that (6/10). Rea/Yuuki vs Kizuna/Yuzuki was another rookie tag match where again everyone put in a lot of effort, and was probably the biggest surprise of the show in terms of match quality. This featured a standout performance from Rea, who has improved a lot recently, as she manages to pull off an upset win (7/10). It's nice to see the rookies step up when it matters, Marigold needs that. The two Darkness Revolution tag team matches in the middle of the card were both decent, but were the weakest parts of the show. CHIAKI/Misa vs Gochika/Natsumi had solid if unspectacular action, nothing much stood out here but it was fine (5.5/10). Chanyota/Miku/MIRAI vs Gigaton/Megaton/Nagisa was more comedic and was entertaining enough, but went a few minutes too long because it did drag on at times (5.5/10). The three title matches to close things out all delivered in their own way. Mai vs Erina for the United National title was good. One of those matches that was a bit rough in terms of execution but fit with the hard hitting style they were going for. For only 12 minutes, they got a lot of stiff offense in. Erina looked strong in defeat as Mai retains (7/10). Nanae/Seri vs Iroha/Senka in a Marigold vs Marvelous battle for the Twin Star titles was great and the best match of the show. This was a long match with a lot going on. The titles were successfully defended and will stay in Marigold, but the most important thing was the two rookies coming out of it looking like future stars and potential rivals should their paths cross again (9/10). The main event for Marigold World title was very good. Utami faces off against Bozilla in a classic champion vs monster match. This went at a slower pace with Bozilla overpowering Utami, Utami selling a lot and had some interference spots to build to a comeback. Utami eventually overcomes the odds and retains (8/10). Maybe the Twin Star match should have been the main event, it was definitely worthy, but I understand having the top title go on last. Overall, this was a really good show. 8/10"
interrupted wrote on 31.03.2025:
[9.0] "This was a very consistent Korakuen Hall show with 3 strong top of the card matches. I'd say the only match I was not a fan of was the 6 Woman Tag because it went too long and Megaton & Gigaton together is not working for me. In the opening match, Nagisa Tachibana looked particularly good in her return to action, Hummingbird looked fine too. Good to see them back. In the second match, Rea Seto has clearly a case for one of the most improved wrestlers this year so far. The United National title match was all about stiffness and it absolutely rocked even though it was quite short. At the top of the card, Marigold vs Marvelous was one of my favorite matches of the year so far and clear match of the night (Seri and Senka are absolute stars) and in the main-event, even though this was not the performance that will silence the critics from Utami, it was still pretty good and hopefully a good restart to this reign after the Tank experiment as the first defense. Very good show overall."