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SEAdLINNNG ~JUMP UP! 2026~
SEAdLINNNG ~JUMP UP! 2026~ was a professional wrestling event promoted by SEAdLINNNG, held on April 17, 2026 at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan. In the main event, Hiroyo Matsumoto defended the Beyond the Sea Championship against 2AW's Ayame Sasamura, which also served as the final match for the Ultimate Strongest Tournament.
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SEAdLINNNG ~JUMP UP! 2026~ was a professional wrestling event promoted by SEAdLINNNG, held on April 17, 2026 at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan. In the main event, Hiroyo Matsumoto defended the Beyond the Sea Championship against 2AW's Ayame Sasamura, which also served as the final match for the Ultimate Strongest Tournament.
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