TJPW Texas Stampede in Houston 2026

The final day of the tour continued the now-established tradition of opening with Up Up Girls, accompanied by Houston's Megami Maids dancing around the ring. Their daily performances had become an important part of the Texas Stampede experience, setting a festive mood that celebrated music, Japanese pop culture, and professional wrestling together.

For the Houston finale, Up Up Girls returned to Love You Motto, giving fans one last opportunity to sing, clap, and enjoy the festive atmosphere before the final day of matches got underway.

Official music clip of Love You Motto: Watch here

Megami Maids version: Watch here

Vixen and Shino opened with strikes before all four jumped in to trade double-teams, with Shino playing to the crowd before Vixen and Aino fired back with suplexes and corner attacks. The match settled into a back-and-forth battle, with Suzume working in submissions like Hachinosu Eight Knot and Mikazuki Ryuseigun while Vixen and Aino countered with a Mizuki Driver II and a series of near-falls. The action stayed close through escapes and blocked finishers, including Suzume cutting off Vixen with a Ring a Bell and Shino locking in a modified cobra clutch, before Aino reversed a belly-to-belly into a side suplex and finished Shino with the Venus DDT for the win.

Hattori showed off her Shinden Fudo-ryu stance right from the bell and traded some flashy dodges with Ashida, who tried to play to the crowd before locking in a roll-up for an early near-fall. Hattori countered with strikes and submission attempts, while Ashida escaped and fired back with kicks and a big boot for a near-fall of her own. The two battled through escapes and blocked finishers, including Ashida surviving a diving forearm and Hattori blocking a high kick attempt, before Ashida hit a release German suplex that Hattori shook off to land a high kick. Hattori finally locked in the Shinden Fudo-ryu Mae-jime Ura for the submission win.

Raku made her entrance with a homemade Doctor Yellow prop, but the match quickly went off the rails when she disappeared from the ring after the bell, leaving only a pillow behind for Misao to find. Misao decided to take a nap herself, leading into a string of comedy spots over the pillow, including a tug-of-war that sent it flying into the crowd and a bit where Misao tried to defend it from a staircase railing. The actual wrestling picked up with Raku using her own Poppo Chop and a corner dive for a near-fall, while Misao escaped a chicken wing facelock and traded blocked finishers, including Misao countering a Hyper Misao Returns attempt only for Raku to reverse it back. The match spilled outside one more time, with Misao's car making a comeback to take out Raku, before Misao finished her off in the ring with I Am a Hero for the win.

Yamashita and Uehara opened with holds before all four traded near-falls and double-teams, with Kamifuku adding some comedy by stripping a bit of Capri's gear and sneaking in cheap shots. The match settled into a back-and-forth between all three, with Yamashita and Capri firing off strikes and suplexes while OberEats countered with combination submissions and signature spots like the Banana Pillow and Octopus Hold. The action built through escapes and blocked finishers, including Capri escaping a Banana Pillow attempt and Yamashita going for Skull Kick on Kamifuku, only for Kamifuku to counter into a Famouser and eliminate Yamashita. Uehara closed it out on Capri with a snap suplex into the Banana Pillow for the submission win.

Arai and Pom traded an early headlock and shoulder tackle before Pom started using one of her own cardboard cutouts as a decoy, getting in cheap shots while Arai went after the wrong target. The comedy continued with Pom propping up the cutout to escape danger and later wheeling out a gachapon machine claiming it held the key to Arai's house, only to ambush her with the machine itself once Arai finally won a capsule. Back in the ring, the two traded near-falls through dropkicks, a leg drop, and a Scorpion Hold attempt that Pom escaped to the ropes, with Pom even setting up both cutouts for a "triple attack" before Arai countered with a dropkick. Arai closed it out with a modified brainbuster for the win.

Watanabe and Nakajima opened with holds and counters before all six started rotating through, with Tatsumi adding some heel antics by calling out Takami and then attacking her instead. Mizuki, Nakajima, and Takami worked together on triple-team offense while Watanabe, Tatsumi, and Endo countered with stretches and submissions, leading into a long stretch of escapes and near-falls. The match built through dives, dragon sleepers, and blocked finishers on both sides, including Tatsumi reversing into a Dragon Sleeper and Mizuki countering with a foot stomp, while the action spilled outside with Nakajima taking out both Tatsumi and Endo with a tope. Takami got Watanabe in a Koala Clutch late, but Watanabe escaped with a Giant Swing, and closed it out with a Laser Beam into the Teardrop for the win.