TJPW Texas Stampede in Dallas 2026

The Dallas show once again began with a performance by Up Up Girls, while Houston's Megami Maids brought their enthusiasm to the ringside area with synchronized choreography that encouraged fans to join in the fun. The opening had quickly become a signature part of the Texas Stampede experience, welcoming audiences before the first match.

For Day 3, Up Up Girls performed Upper Kick, delivering another high-energy opening that had the Dallas crowd clapping and cheering before the opening bell.

Official music clip of Upper Kick: Watch here

Shino and Ashida opened with an arm drag and a big boot before Ashida worked in some comedy cheerleading and a Y-shaped guillotine for an early near-fall. The two traded strikes and dropkicks back and forth, with Ashida adding a big boot for another near-fall before Shino fired back with a swinging neckbreaker. Ashida escaped a sleeper hold and tried to set up a German suplex, but Shino blocked it, hit a belly-to-belly, and transitioned into a sleeper before locking in a modified cobra clutch for the submission win.

Hattori showed off her Shinden Fudo-ryu stance early, grounding Takami before the two traded fast-paced rope work and strikes. Hattori worked the arm with strikes and a hold, but Takami escaped and fired back with a string of dropkicks and elbows for a near-fall. The two battled through blocked finishers and counters, including Takami landing a Koala Clutch that Hattori escaped by ramming her into the corner, before Hattori survived a kick-out at two and finished Takami with the Shinden Fudo-ryu Mae-jime Ura for the win.

Raku and Pom made their entrance dressed as Bucky again, following up on their Austin gimmick to a big crowd reaction, with some comedy business early including a Gashapon (the iconic capsule toy machine by Bandai) machine bit and the mascot costume getting stolen mid-match. Once the actual wrestling kicked in, all four traded near-falls through signature spots like Poppo Chop, Super View Odoriko, and Hachinosu Eight Knot, with Pom adding more comedy by dragging Endo into a "Gashapon fight" outside the ring. The match built through escapes and blocked finishers, including Raku breaking up a Camel Clutch by throwing an empty Gashapon capsule, before Suzume and Endo worked together to fight off Raku and Pom's double-team attempt. Endo closed it out with the Juno no Okite for the win.

Uehara and Vixen opened, trading shoulder tackles and elbow drops before the rest of the match settled into a back-and-forth between all three competitors. Kamifuku and Uehara worked together with a combination of submissions and double-team posing, while Aino and Vixen kept up the pace with suplexes, dropkicks, and a series of near-falls on both sides. The match built through escapes, blocked finishers, and a string of counters, including Uehara surviving an avalanche attempt only for Vixen's scissor kick to accidentally hit Aino instead. OberEats finished the sequence by eliminating Vixen with an assisted jumping boot from Kamifuku, who then closed it out on Aino with a diving Famouser for the win.

This was the first Mizuki vs. Tatsumi vs. Misao three-way in four years, with Jada's absence opening the spot. Misao kicked things off with a mic segment trash-talking both opponents before the bell, leading to some early chaos as all three traded strikes and brief alliances that quickly broke down into betrayals on both sides. The match spilled outside repeatedly, including Misao using her bike to run over both opponents and building a chair fort at one point, while Tatsumi worked over Mizuki's leg with dragon screws and a figure-four hold. Misao later wiped out solo on the bike after both opponents dodged her charge, leaving it completely disfigured and unusable. The closing stretch saw a flurry of double-team near-falls and turns before Mizuki hit a cross-body off the entrance ramp onto both opponents to a "holy shit" chant. Back in the ring, Mizuki finished Misao off with a diving footstomp for the win.

Watanabe and Yamashita opened to a big crowd reaction, trading holds before the rest of the match settled into a back-and-forth between all four. Nakajima and Arai worked together with high-flying offense and double-teams, while Watanabe and Yamashita countered with suplexes, swing holds, and a Giant Swing of their own. The match built through escapes and blocked finishers on both sides, including Yamashita reversing into a release German suplex and Nakajima firing back with a 619, before Yamashita locked in Skull Kick on Nakajima only for Watanabe to get cut off by Arai. Nakajima reversed an Attitude Adjustment attempt into a Mysterio-rana and dove out to clear the way, while Arai finished Watanabe with a Finally elimination, before Nakajima closed it out with a diving senton for the win.