IYO SKY vs. Mayu Iwatani match result from Marigold Grand Destiny
IYO SKY and Mayu Iwatani wrestled in the main event of Marigold Grand Destiny on Sunday.
SKY defeated Iwatani with two Over the Moonsaults in a match that went just under 30 minutes and has been praised by fans online.
It was only SKY’s second match for the promotion. Her first came in July 2024 when she defeated Utami Hayashishita at Marigold Summer Destiny.
WWE Women’s U.S. Champion Giulia watched the bout live from Orlando and commented on her Instagram Stories, writing (translated):
“It’s been a while since I watched pro wrestling and I cried. Don’t laugh, I have a heart too.”
The event was held at Ryogoku Kokugikan, just one week after WWE ran back-to-back shows at the same venue. Ryogoku has also hosted New Japan’s King of Pro Wrestling and NOAH’s Wrestle Odyssey this month.
Also on the show, Miku Aono defeated Hayashishita for the Marigold World title, Victoria Yuzuki defeated Mai Sakurai for the United National title, and Sareee picked up a win over Chika Goto.
Minoru Suzuki also made his somewhat controversial debut for the Joshi promotion. He defeated Megaton after being announced as her mystery opponent.
Marigold Grand Destiny results from Sunday, October 26, 2025:
- Kizuna Tanaka defeated Shinno
- Gigaton & Shoko Koshino won a Gauntlet tag match against Chanyota & Erina Yamanaka and Darkness Revolution (Nagisa Nozaki & Rea Seto) and Hummingbird & Nao Ishikawa and Komomo Minami & Yuuka Yamazaki and Minami Yuuki & Nagisa Tachibana
- Minoru Suzuki defeated Megaton
- Sareee defeated Chika Goto
- Darkness Revolution (CHIAKI & Misa Matsui) defeated Magenta (Maria & Riko Kawahata) to win the Marigold Twin Star titles
- Chihiro Hashimoto defeated Seri Yamaoka
- Victoria Yuzuki defeated Mai Sakurai to win the Marigold United National title
- Miku Aono defeated Utami Hayashishita to win the Marigold World title
- IYO SKY defeated Mayu Iwatani
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