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CMLL star Johnnie Robbie challenges Marvelous’ Mio Momono in San Francisco Friday
West Coast Pro’s eighth anniversary showcases its partnership with Japan’s Marvelous
WHO: Johnnie Robbie will challenge Mio Momono for the West Coast Pro Women’s World Championship. Momono took the title from Robbie in Las Vegas this spring. Robbie is a Chicana wrestler and West Coast Pro prodigy, who returns to San Francisco following this week’s Fox News/OutKick coverage of her signing with CMLL.
WHAT: West Coast 8, West Coast Pro Wrestling’s eighth anniversary show, highlighting their partnership with Marvelous, which was founded by Japanese wrestling pioneer Chigusa Nagayo. The partnership brings Japanese talent to San Francisco and gives American wrestlers opportunities to train and tour in Japan. In 2023, Marvelous’ Takumi Iroha became West Coast Pro’s first international women’s champion, defending the belt on both sides of the Pacific.
The Bay Area has its own history with Japan. San Francisco’s Japantown celebrates its 120th anniversary this year, and Oakland’s Japanese American roots stretch back to the 1880s.
ADDITIONAL MATCHES:
Spark Rush (Takumi Iroha and Sareee) vs. Senka Akatsuki and Sora Ayame.
Magenta and Leah Night vs. Maya World, Sweet Caroline and Lex Gonzalez in a six-woman tag match.
Motor City Machine Guns vs. the Crush Boys.
Adam Priest vs. Alpha Zo for the West Coast Pro World Championship.
WHEN: Friday, Nov. 13, 2026. Media check-in is at 6:30 p.m.; wrestling begins at 7:30 p.m. All times are Pacific.
WHERE: United Irish Cultural Center, 2700 45th Ave., San Francisco, CA 94116.
MEDIA ACCESS: Open to the press. Television crews may bring cameras, and photographers are welcome. Johnnie Robbie is available for interviews before or after her match. Interviews with other talent can also be coordinated.
