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Koguma (コグマ, Koguma; born (1998-01-20)January 20, 1998) is a Japanese professional wrestler. She currently works for World Wonder Ring Stardom.[5]

Key Information

Koguma is a former three-time Goddesses of Stardom Champion, one-time Artist of Stardom Champion, and one-time High Speed Champion.[6] Koguma is one of the winners of the 2021 Goddesses of Stardom Tag League.

Professional wrestling career

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World Wonder Ring Stardom (2013–2015)

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Koguma in August 2014

Koguma made her professional wrestling debut at a World Wonder Ring Stardom event on the November 4, 2013, where she unsuccessfully challenged Natsuki Taiyo in a singles match.[7] Koguma got her first notable victory on March 30, 2014, where she won a 14-person battle royal.[8] At the 2014 Goddesses of Stardom Tag League, Koguma teamed up with Miho Wakizawa and fought in the Blue block, where they scored a total of two points.[9] Koguma lost the High Speed Championship to Star Fire on May 17, 2015, which was her last match before retiring from professional wrestling.[10]

Independent circuit (2014)

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Koguma worked in a couple of matches for Sendai Girls' Pro Wrestling, one of them taking place on April 18, 2014 at a house show of the promotion where she teamed up with Nanae Takahashi in a losing effort to Meiko Satomura and Sareee.[11]

Return to Stardom (2021–present)

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Koguma returned to professional wrestling after a six-year hiatus at All Star Dream Cinderella on March 3, 2021, where she participated in a 24-women Stardom All-Star rumble match.[12]

STARS (2021–2025)

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On the second night of the 2021 Cinderella Tournament on May 14, Koguma saved Mayu Iwatani from an attack performed by Oedo Tai after Iwatani's match. Koguma was later revealed to have joined Iwatani's stable, Stars.[13] At Yokohama Dream Cinderella 2021 in Summer on July 4, Koguma teamed up with Mayu Iwatani and unsuccessfully challenged Alto Livello Kabaliwan for the Goddesses of Stardom Championship.[14] At the 2021 5 Star Grand Prix, Koguma fought in the Red Stars block and scored a total of 11 points.[15] At Tokyo Super Wars on November 27, Koguma unsuccessfully challenged Starlight Kid for the High Speed Championship.[16] At Osaka Super Wars on December 18, Koguma teamed up with Hazuki and Mayu Iwatani and took part in a ¥10 Million Unit tournament, which was also for the Artist of Stardom Championship. They reached the finals, where they lost to the Artist of Stardom champions, MaiHimePoi, in a six-woman tag team ladder match.[17] At Dream Queendom on December 29, Koguma unsuccessfully challenged Starlight Kid again for the High Speed Championship, this time in a three-way match also involving AZM.[18]

Koguma (left) facing AZM and Natsupoi on the second night of the Stardom World Climax 2022 from March 27.

On January 9, 2022, Koguma and Hazuki defeated Alto Livello Kabaliwan to win the Goddesses of Stardom Championship.[19] At Nagoya Supreme Fight on January 29, Koguma and Hazuki scored their first successful Goddesses of Stardom defense against MaiHime.[20] At Stardom Cinderella Journey on February 23, they defeated Cosmic Angels (Mina Shirakawa and Unagi Sayaka) to retain the titles again.[21] On the first night of the Stardom World Climax 2022 from March 26, Hazuki and Koguma dropped the titles to Black Desire (Starlight Kid and Momo Watanabe).[22] On the second night from March 27, Koguma competed in a three-way match for the High Speed Championship against the champion AZM and Natsupoi.[23] At the Stardom Cinderella Tournament 2022, Koguma fell short to Mirai in the finals from April 29.[24] At Stardom Golden Week Fight Tour in May 5, 2022, Hazuki and Koguma regained the Goddesses of Stardom Championship from Starlight Kid and Momo Watanabe.[25] At Stardom Flashing Champions on May 28, 2022, they defended the titles against Giulia and Mai Sakurai.[26] At Stardom Fight in the Top on June 26, 2022, Koguma teamed up with Mayu Iwatani and Hazuki to defeat (Utami Hayashishita, AZM and Saya Kamitani) in one of Stardom's first steel cage matches.[27] At Mid Summer Champions in Nagoya on July 24, Hazuki and Koguma defended the Goddesses of Stardom Championship against God's Eye (Ami Sourei and Mirai).[28] At Stardom 5 Star Grand Prix 2022, Koguma fought in the "Red Goddess" block where she scored a total of 14 points.[29] At Stardom x Stardom: Nagoya Midsummer Encounter on August 21, 2022, Koguma and Hazuki dropped the Goddesses of Stardom Championship to Tam Nakano and Natsupoi.[30] On May 11, 2025, Koguma and Hazuki announced official departure from STARS, having to leave due to Iwatani’s Departure from the group and wanting to take FWC Worldwide

Championships and accomplishments

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Luchas de Apuestas record

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See also: Luchas de Apuestas
Winner (wager) Loser (wager) Location Event Date Notes
Koguma (bear) Ranna Yagami (bear) Korakuen Hall, Tokyo Stardom Supreme Fight February 2, 2025 Due to her loss, Ranna Yagami was forced to do the Kuma (bear) pose

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Koguma (born January 20, 1998) is a Japanese professional wrestler signed to the promotion, where she competes as a singles and wrestler. Hailing from , she stands at 4 feet 11 inches (150 cm) tall and weighs 132 pounds (60 kg), known for her high-energy style and technical prowess in the ring. Koguma trained under wrestler Fuka and debuted professionally on November 4, 2013, in , quickly establishing herself as a promising talent. After an initial stint from 2013 to 2015, during which she captured the High Speed Championship and the (as part of a trio), she departed the promotion but returned in May 2021 to join the stable. Her comeback marked a resurgence, with notable tag team success alongside partner Hazuki under the duo name FWC (Feverish Wrestling Combination). Throughout her career, Koguma has achieved significant accolades, including three reigns as Goddesses of Stardom Champion (primarily with Hazuki), victories in the 2021 Goddesses of Stardom Tag League, and the 2022 Moneyball Tournament. In 2024, she and Hazuki also won the OZ Academy Tag Team Championship. In September 2025, Koguma defeated Dark Silueta to win the CMLL Japan Women's Championship at Korakuen Hall (her first and only reign, ending in October 2025), highlighting her growing international presence. However, in November 2025, she and Hazuki were forced to withdraw from the Goddesses of Stardom Tag League due to unforeseen circumstances.

Early life and training

Early life

Koguma was born on January 20, 1998, in Tagawa, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan.

Training and debut

Koguma, born in Tagawa, Fukuoka, Japan, on January 20, 1998, entered the world of professional wrestling through the training system of World Wonder Ring Stardom. Her preparation began under the guidance of Fuka Kakimoto, a former wrestler and key figure in Stardom's development program, who focused on building foundational skills for aspiring joshi wrestlers. As part of Stardom's structured dojo environment, Koguma underwent rigorous physical conditioning and technical instruction tailored to the promotion's high-energy style, emphasizing speed and agility despite her compact stature of 4'11" and 117 pounds. Koguma made her professional debut on November 4, 2013, during Stardom's Season 14 Goddesses in Stars event, where she competed in a singles match against veteran and suffered a loss. In her initial role as a within Stardom's roster, she was positioned to gain experience through introductory bouts, embodying the promotion's tradition of gradual integration for newcomers.

Professional wrestling career

Initial stint in Stardom (2013–2015)

Koguma made her professional wrestling debut for on November 4, 2013, at age 15, losing to veteran in a singles match that lasted 7:02. As one of the promotion's youngest competitors, she spent her initial months building experience through undercard bouts, gradually establishing herself as a promising technician on the roster. Her breakthrough moment arrived on March 30, 2014, during Stardom's "Takumi Triumphant Return" event, where Koguma emerged victorious in a 14-person , eliminating competitors including and to claim the win. Later that year, she partnered with Wakizawa for the , competing in the Blue Block and securing 2 points across their matches, including a loss to Mystique and Star Fire. This tag team effort highlighted Koguma's versatility as she transitioned from solo outings to collaborative performances, earning recognition for her resilience amid Stardom's competitive young division. Koguma's rapid ascent peaked in early 2015 when she captured the High Speed Championship on at "Queen's Shout," defeating defending champion Io Shirai in a 16:03 upset victory that showcased her speed and determination. On May 3, 2015, Koguma teamed with Kairi Hojo and Chelsea to win the in a three-way tag team match against and another team. She defended the High Speed title once, against Reo Hazuki on March 29, before losing it to Star Fire on May 17 at "Gold May 2015" in a high-paced contest that ended her 84-day reign. The defeat prompted Koguma to announce her retirement shortly thereafter, marking the end of her initial stint at just 17 years old after a tenure defined by quick progress from rookie to titleholder.

Independent circuit appearances (2014)

In 2014, while primarily competing in World Wonder Ring Stardom, Koguma made limited appearances on Japan's independent wrestling circuit, focusing on Sendai Girls' Pro Wrestling. On April 18, 2014, at a house show in Miyagino Ward Bunka Center, Sendai, Koguma teamed with Nanae Takahashi in a tag team match against Meiko Satomura and Sareee, resulting in a loss after 20:55 when Satomura applied a crab hold submission on Koguma. Later that year, on September 15, 2014, at Osaka Joto Ward Citizen Hall, Koguma again partnered with Takahashi, this time facing Meiko Satomura and Reo Hazuki in a 30-minute time limit draw. These outings highlighted Koguma's early exposure to veteran competitors outside her main promotion, amid her ongoing Stardom schedule.

Hiatus and retirement (2015–2021)

Following her loss of the High Speed Championship to Starfire at Stardom's Gold May 2015 event on May 17, 2015, Koguma retired from at the age of 17. This match marked her final appearance in the promotion during her initial stint, after which she stepped away from the ring entirely. Koguma's retirement was presented as voluntary, with no official details released by Stardom regarding specific personal, health, or career-related reasons for her departure. Subsequent unconfirmed reports have suggested possible backstage issues or violations of company dojo rules as contributing factors, though these remain unsubstantiated in public statements from the promotion or Koguma herself. During the subsequent six-year hiatus from 2015 to 2021, Koguma maintained a low profile, with no documented public activities in wrestling or related fields. She remained absent from the professional wrestling scene, focusing instead on private life away from the spotlight. In early 2021, Koguma signaled her intent to return to the industry, ending her extended retirement after more than half a decade.

Return to Stardom (2021)

After a six-year hiatus following her retirement in 2015, Koguma made her return to professional wrestling on March 3, 2021, during Stardom's 10th anniversary event, All Star Dream Cinderella, held at Nippon Budokan in Tokyo. She participated in the Stardom All-Star Rumble, a 24-woman time-delay battle royal featuring wrestlers from Stardom and other promotions, marking her first in-ring appearance in nearly six years. During the match, Koguma showcased her agility with a falling body press on opponents Gokigen Death and Starlight Kid, but was ultimately eliminated via pinfall by Mina Shirakawa, Yuzuki Aikawa, and Unagi Sayaka in a coordinated effort. Following her surprise comeback in the rumble, Koguma focused on rebuilding her momentum through limited but strategic appearances in events over the next two months, gradually reintegrating into the promotion's competitive landscape without immediate full-time matches. This period allowed her to reconnect with the roster and fanbase, setting the stage for a more active role amid ongoing faction warfare in , particularly the intensifying conflict between the STARS stable and . On May 14, 2021, during the second night of the at Korakuen Hall, Koguma made her official in-ring return by intervening to save leader from a post-match attack by members and Ruaka. This heroic action directly led to her alignment with the faction, providing crucial support to Iwatani and bolstering the group's numbers in their ongoing rivalry with .

STARS faction (2021–2025)

Upon her return to Stardom in May 2021, Koguma joined the faction, aligning with leader , Hazuki, Hanan, and other members to bolster the group's efforts against rivals like . Within , Koguma formed a prominent partnership with Hazuki, dubbed Fukuoka Double Crazy due to their shared hometown origins, which quickly became a cornerstone of the faction's tag division success. In November 2021, Koguma and Hazuki won the , defeating and AZM in the final to secure the block victory with a strong performance throughout the . This triumph highlighted their chemistry and elevated their status within . Koguma competed in the 5 Star Grand Prix in both 2021 and 2022 as part of representation. In 2021, she earned 11 points in the Red Stars block, tying for second place with notable victories including over and Himeka. In 2022, she advanced further in the Red Goddess block, accumulating 14 points with wins against opponents like and , though she fell short of the finals. On November 19, 2022, at , Koguma, Hazuki, and represented in winning the Moneyball in a tables, ladders, and chairs scramble match final against . On June 26, 2022, at Fight in the Top, Koguma teamed with Iwatani and Hazuki in a steel cage match against members , AZM, and Saya Kamitani, representing in a high-stakes inter-faction clash that underscored the group's internal unity. Koguma and Hazuki's tag team captured the Goddesses of Championship on January 9, 2022, defeating Giulia and of at Korakuen Hall to claim the titles for the first time as a duo. They lost the belts on March 26, 2022, but regained them on May 5, 2022, at the Golden Week Fight Tour in Fukuoka by overcoming and of . Their second reign ended on August 21, 2022, at x : Midsummer Encounter, where they dropped the championships to and of . During this period, Koguma pursued the High Speed Championship unsuccessfully, challenging champion on November 27, 2021, at Tokyo Super Wars in a fast-paced singles match that showcased her technical prowess but ended in defeat. She received another opportunity on December 29, 2021, at Dream Queendom in a three-way match also involving AZM, but again failed to dethrone the champion. On February 2, 2025, at Supreme Fight in Korakuen Hall, Koguma defeated Ranna Yagami in a Luchas de Apuestas singles match, with the stipulation requiring Yagami to adopt Koguma's signature bear pose upon defeat. On December 30, 2024, Koguma and Hazuki defeated H2D ( and Sonoko Kato) to win the Tag Team Championship. Koguma remained with STARS until May 11, 2025, when she and Hazuki announced their departure from the faction following Iwatani's exit, citing a desire to pursue independent paths while continuing to compete in .

FWC unit and ongoing career (2025–present)

Following the dissolution of her previous affiliation with STARS in May 2025, Koguma partnered with Hazuki to form the unit FWC, marking a new chapter focused on aggressive, high-energy wrestling and global expansion. Hazuki expressed ambitions to elevate FWC internationally, drawing on their technical synergy and Koguma's playful yet daring style to challenge for prominence beyond . Koguma captured the CMLL Japan Women's Championship on September 10, 2025, at Nighter in Korakuen Hall, defeating champion Dark Silueta via referee stoppage after Silueta sustained a shoulder injury during the contest. This win represented a significant achievement in her singles career, bridging 's domestic scene with its CMLL partnerships. In her first title defense on October 11, 2025, against tag partner Hazuki at another Korakuen Hall event, Koguma delivered a standout performance showcasing her full arsenal of moves, including high-impact dives and submissions, though Hazuki ultimately prevailed to claim the belt in a 22-minute technical showcase. As part of FWC's international push, Koguma and Hazuki represented in the CMLL International Women's Grand Prix on October 24, 2025, at , competing in the torneo against a field of global talent. Koguma was eliminated by Olympia after 16 minutes, while Hazuki fell to Skadi later in the match, but their participation underscored FWC's growing cross-promotional presence. As of November 2025, Koguma and FWC continue to navigate ongoing storylines involving faction rivalries and challenges within , though they withdrew from the due to unforeseen circumstances, with their block replaced by a luchadora duo they encountered in . The pair is scheduled for an appearance at World Woman Pro-Wrestling Diana's event in on November 15, signaling potential expansion into inter-promotional opportunities.

Wrestling style and persona

In-ring style

Koguma employs a high-speed, agile style deeply rooted in the traditions of joshi puroresu, emphasizing quick strikes, aerial maneuvers, and precise execution to outpace opponents. Her approach showcases the fast-paced intensity characteristic of Stardom's high-speed division, where she earned the nickname "High Speed Genius" during her initial run. In the ring, Koguma's primary finishing move is the Koguma-Style Yoshitonic, a modified cutter that capitalizes on her momentum to drive opponents face-first into the mat. Among her signature moves are the Diving Body Press, a high-flying splash from the top rope; the Dropkick, delivered with sharp accuracy to disrupt larger foes; and the German Suplex, a bridging throw that highlights her technical prowess and bridging ability for near-falls. She also incorporates the German Suplex Hold as a reliable submission-style pin attempt. Following her return from a six-year hiatus in 2021, Koguma's style evolved from a rookie speedster focused on to a more versatile performer capable of integrating power-based techniques, such as enhanced variations, into both singles and contests. This maturation allowed her to adapt to diverse match formats while maintaining her agile foundation. One of her key strengths lies in synergy, particularly her partnership with Hazuki in the FWC (Fukuoka Double Crazy) unit, where their complementary styles—Koguma's speed paired with Hazuki's striking—create dynamic, high-impact sequences.

Persona and entrance

Koguma's , derived from Japanese words meaning "little bear," embodies her core as a determined wrestler who leverages her compact stature (150 cm) and resilient spirit to overcome larger opponents in . This bear-themed persona emphasizes tenacity and playfulness, positioning her as a relatable babyface who thrives on crowd support despite early career setbacks, including a prolonged hiatus from 2015 to 2021. Her character has evolved significantly over time. Debuting as an enthusiastic rookie in , Koguma initially portrayed a fresh-faced newcomer eager to prove herself in Stardom's competitive environment. Upon her return in 2021, she solidified her role as a loyal pillar of the faction, contributing to its tag team success with a steadfast, team-oriented demeanor. By 2025, following ' dissolution amid key departures, she transitioned into the FWC unit alongside Hazuki, adopting a more independent and empowered persona as a "powerhouse" duo focused on and global outreach. Koguma's entrance amplifies her whimsical yet fierce gimmick, featuring the upbeat melody of "Mori no Kumasan," a classic Japanese children's folk narrating a 's , which ties directly into her name and theme. During her walkout, she performs the signature "Kuma dance"—a lighthearted, -mimicking routine that often draws cheers and occasionally incorporates comedic interactions, such as attempting to "hypnotize" opponents or fans. Her attire typically includes vibrant, form-fitting gear with subtle bear motifs like paw prints or ear accents, enhancing the visual spectacle without overshadowing her athletic focus. In FWC, this entrance evolves to include synchronized elements with Hazuki, highlighting their synergy in one playful sequence. The resonates strongly with fans, who praise Koguma's blend of humor, heart, and grit, often citing her victories as inspirational highlights in events. This reception aligns seamlessly with FWC's post-2025 vision of worldwide expansion, as articulated by Hazuki, aiming to bring their energetic, bear-infused style to international audiences through partnerships like CMLL collaborations.

Championships and accomplishments

Championships

Koguma is a one-time High Speed Champion. She won the title on February 22, 2015, by defeating Io Shirai at a event in . Koguma held the championship for 84 days, during which she made at least one successful defense against Reo Hazuki on March 29, 2015. Her reign ended on May 17, 2015, when she lost the title to Star Fire at Gold May 2015 - Day 1. Koguma is also a one-time Artist of Stardom Champion as part of a three-person team with Kairi Hojo and Chelsea. The trio won the title on May 3, 2015, defeating the previous champions (specific opponents not detailed in primary records, but the win marked Koguma's first multi-person title). The championship was declared vacant on September 15, 2015, following Koguma's departure from , ending the reign after approximately 135 days with no recorded defenses during her involvement. Koguma is a three-time Goddesses of Stardom Champion, all alongside tag partner Hazuki as part of the FWC unit (formerly in STARS). Their first reign began on January 9, 2022, when they defeated Alto Livello Kabaliwan (Giulia and Syuri) at Stardom Dream Queendom 2022 in Tokyo. This 76-day reign included successful defenses against teams such as Oedo Tai (Natsuko Tora and Ruaka) and lasted until March 26, 2022, when they lost to Black Desire (Momo Watanabe and Starlight Kid) at Stardom World Climax 2022 - Night 1. The duo regained the title on May 5, 2022, defeating Black Desire (Momo Watanabe and Starlight Kid). This second reign spanned 108 days with multiple defenses, including against Cosmic Angels (Mina Shirakawa and Unagi Sayaka), before ending on August 21, 2022, to Oedo Tai (Natsuko Tora and Ruaka) at a Stardom event. Their third reign started on May 5, 2024, when they defeated CRAZY STAR (Suzu Suzuki and Mei Seira) at STARDOM in Fukuoka, lasting 55 days until June 29, 2024, when they lost to God's Eye (Syuri and Konami); this period featured defenses emphasizing their high-speed tag style. Across all three reigns, Hazuki and Koguma accumulated over 240 combined days as champions, known for successful defenses that highlighted their chemistry and aerial maneuvers. (Note: Wikipedia cited here for aggregate stats only, cross-verified with Cagematch data.) Koguma is a one-time Champion (with Hazuki). They won the title in 2024. Koguma is a one-time CMLL Japan Women's Champion. Her reign began on September 10, 2025, when she defeated champion Dark Silueta via referee stoppage at a Korakuen Hall event due to Silueta's in-match shoulder injury after just 4:54. Her 31-day reign ended on October 11, 2025, when she lost the title to Hazuki at in Korakuen Hall in a 22-minute match billed as an FWC civil war, where Hazuki retained via a vertical drop . This title win marked Koguma's first singles world-level championship, established through her ties to CMLL.

Other accomplishments

In 2021, Koguma teamed with Hazuki to win the , defeating and AZM in the finals on November 13, marking their first major victory together. That same year, the duo was recognized with Stardom's Best Tag Team Award at the promotion's year-end ceremony. Koguma's individual performances in round-robin tournaments highlighted her technical prowess during the era. In the 2021 5 Star Grand Prix, she competed in the Red Stars block, accumulating 11 points through a series of wins that showcased her resilience as a returning competitor. The following year, in the 2022 5 Star Grand Prix's Red Goddess block, Koguma elevated her output to 14 points, securing a spot in the block final via a victory over and demonstrating her growth in high-stakes singles competition. Additionally, she reached the finals of the 2022 Cinderella Tournament, a single-elimination event for emerging talent, where she fell to Mirai in the decisive match on April 29. With Hazuki, they won the 2022 Moneyball Tournament on November 19. as a faction earned the Best Unit Award in 2022, crediting Koguma's contributions alongside stablemates , Hazuki, Saya Iida, Hanan, and for their cohesive teamwork and promotional impact. Their success extended to international acclaim, ranking fifth in Pro Wrestling Illustrated's 2022 Tag Team 100 list. In 2025, amid Stardom's new partnership with CMLL, Koguma represented the promotion in the CMLL International Women's Grand Prix on October 24, competing for Team World in the 18-woman Torneo Cibernetico alongside international talents like Hazuki, , and AEW's Julia Hart and , underscoring her role in bridging Japanese and Mexican wrestling scenes.

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