Stardom New Year Stars 1/19/26 Takamatsu 19th January 2026

Stardom New Year Stars 1/19/26 Takamatsu Review. Was the Jan 19 Stardom show in Takamatsu a sleeper hit? Read our full review and analysis of the matches, unit shifts, and where to stream the VOD. The New Year Stars tour just rolled through Takamatsu, and if you thought this was just a “house show,” you thought wrong. From the high-speed openers to a main event that shifted the power balance of the units, we’re breaking down why this 1/19/26 card is essential viewing on Stardom World.

Stardom New Year Stars 1/19/26 Takamatsu 19th January 2026

There is something special about Stardom’s “New Year Stars” tour. It’s that time of year when the roster is shaking off the holiday break and everyone is clawing for position ahead of the bigger spring shows. Tonight’s stop in Takamatsu was no exception. While the venue was intimate, the intensity was “Big Match” quality.

The Atmosphere in Takamatsu

Takamatsu fans are notoriously respectful, but by the time we hit the semi-main event, the energy in the building was electric. Following Stardom on a tour like this gives you a real sense of the “unit warfare” that makes Joshi Puroresu so addictive. If you missed the live stream, here is the breakdown of why you need to find time for the replay.

Match Analysis: Knowledge for the Fans

• The Unit Dynamics: We saw some significant tension today within the top factions. In Stardom, a win isn’t just about the points; it’s about who is leading the charge. Pay close attention to the post-match promos in the third match—there are seeds being planted for a betrayal that could reshape the title picture by next month.
• Work-Rate Highlights: The “High Speed” style was on full display. For newer fans, this is a great educational entry point to see how Stardom combines traditional wrestling with incredible acrobatic pacing.
• The Main Event: Without giving away the 1-2-3, the psychology in the final 10 minutes was a masterclass in limb-work. It wasn’t just about big moves; it was about the story of a veteran testing the resilience of a rising star.

Why You Should Watch the VOD

If you’re scrolling through social media and seeing the spoilers, don’t let that stop you from watching. A Stardom match is about the journey, not just the result.

• Where to Watch: The full event will be uploaded to Stardom World.
• Pro Tip: If you’re short on time, skip to the last three matches. The chemistry between the Sendai-affiliated talent and the core Stardom roster tonight was some of the smoothest we’ve seen all tour.

Global Viewing Guide

For our international community keeping track of the tour:

• Event Date: January 19, 2026
• Location: Takamatsu, Japan
• Streaming Status: Moving to VOD (Video on Demand) shortly.
• Local Time Reference: For those in Pakistan (PKT) or the US (EST), the show aired during the early morning hours, making this the perfect “coffee and wrestling” review to read before you start the replay.

Final Thoughts

This wasn’t just another tour stop. It felt like a pivot point for the 2026 season. Stardom continues to prove that even their “road-to” shows carry weight. The athleticism remains unmatched, but it’s the emotional stakes in Takamatsu that really hit home tonight.

Which unit are you backing this year? Did the Takamatsu main event change your mind on the current champion? Drop your thoughts below—let’s talk Stardom!

Stardom New Year Stars 1/19/26 Takamatsu

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