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Frontier Martial Arts Wrestling (FMW)

FMW

Frontier Martial-Arts wrestling (referred commonly as FMW) was a wrestling promotion in Japan run by former wrestler Atsushi Onita. One of the distinguishing features of FMW were there talented Women's Wrestling Division featuring Combat Toyoda, Shark Tsuchiya and Megumi Kudo.

The FMW Women's Championship began in 1990 with Combat Toyoda becoming the first title holder of the WWA belt on November 5th, 1990.

The FMW Women's Title Reigns were as follows:

WRESTLER NOTES
1. Combat Toyoda Nov 5th, 1990 Beat Beastie
2. Megumi Kudo Mar 28th 1991
3. Combat Toyoda Aug 17th 1991 reclaimed title for her 2nd reign.
4. Miwa Sato Oct 14th, 1991
5. Shark Tsuchiya March 25th, 1992
6. Megumi Kudo May 24th, 1992
7. Combat Toyoda July 24th, 1993
8. Crusher Maedomari Vacated title Feb 1994
9. Megumi Kudo Feb 25th 1994. Defeated Leilani Kai to become the first FMW Women's Independent Champion & win the vacant WWA Women's title.
10. Combat Toyoda June 19th, 1994
11. Yukie Nabeno August 28th, 1994. Vacated Dec 12th 1994 due to injury.
12. Bad Nurse Nakamura March 30th, 1995. Defeated Megumi Kudo for the vacant title.
13. Megumi Kudo May 5th, 1995
14. Shark Tsuchiya Nov 20th, 1995.
15. Combat Toyoda Dec 10th, 1995.
16. Megumi Kudo May 5th, 1996.
17. Shark Tsuchiya March 21st, 1997.
18. Megumi Kudo April 29th, 1997. Vacated on June 13th, 1997 due to retirement.
19. Shark Tsuchiya Sept 28th, 1997. Defeated Aja Kong for the vacant title. Both titles were retired shortly after.

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