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TJPW Live in Las Vegas 2026 (2026)
The "Magical Sugar Rabbits," "The Big Kaiju," and the elite stars of Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling are taking over the Neon City, bringing their unique blend of charisma and world-class athleticism to the Pearl Theater at Palms Casino Resort. Streaming LIVE on TrillerTV, this is TJPW's largest U.S. show to date, featuring three massive title bouts following the fallout of Grand Princess '26.
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The "Magical Sugar Rabbits," "The Big Kaiju," and the elite stars of Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling are taking over the Neon City, bringing their unique blend of charisma and world-class athleticism to the Pearl Theater at Palms Casino Resort. Streaming LIVE on TrillerTV, this is TJPW's largest U.S. show to date, featuring three massive title bouts following the fallout of Grand Princess '26.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Comedy
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In Theaters:4/16/2026
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Tokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling, CyberFight, TrillerTV
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