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Riho

Riho

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Oct 11, 2026

SBRHOST
44:42
Yeah.
SBRHOST
44:42
Remember? Remember Camille and Ruby Soho and Riho and Ty Mello, who does not work there? They could remove her.
SBRHOST
44:50
Yeah.
SBRHOST
44:51
He famously
MoonHOST
71:00
Then you got Megan Bain at 264.
MoonHOST
71:05
Riho may have been on this list a little bit higher than Megan Bain, but I haven't seen Riho in a while.
MoonHOST
71:12
She may be wrestling in Stardome or something.
MoonHOST
71:15
Those are actually eyes.
MoonHOST
71:21
I'm looking at this super-duper tiny 204.
MoonHOST
71:27
So Riho, who, if you don't know, was the first-ever AEW Women's Champion, she was ranked at 204 on this list.
MoonHOST
71:35
Megan Bain, who was a long-reigning tag champion up until recently, she's at 264, which is...
MoonHOST
71:50
If, if you're not counting rehab as an AEW wrestler and the first AEW women's wrestler, I think maybe Megan Bain, um, really Megan Bain over the names we listed earlier over Tecla, over sky blue, over Maya world, over Willow, after Mercedes Monet.
Acefield RetroHOST
59:57
AEW was instead allowing the tournament to accumulate, you know, the accidents and the upsets and the consequences which, again, gives the eventual championship lineage a history before the championship even adds first holders.
Acefield RetroHOST
60:07
The women's title match between Riho and Britt Baker, which again, kind of exposes the newness of AEW's women's division.
Acefield RetroHOST
60:13
Riho successfully defending that title was necessary for establishing it, but the match also showed how far behind NXT AEW was in creating a functioning women's ecosystem.
Acefield RetroHOST
60:23
Riho was being asked to establish herself as champion, but also simultaneously establishing what AEW Women's World Champion meant, and Britt Baker was being asked to establish herself as an important challenger before AEW had completely determined who Britt Baker as the TV character actually was.
Acefield RetroHOST
60:37
And that burden was considerably different for the NXT women's division and what they were carrying.
Acefield RetroHOST
60:41
NXT could pre-present all the stars we talked about before, uh, on years of accumulated audience understanding to provide context around them.
SarahHOST
46:08
...
SarahHOST
46:08
they trialed at, uh, EVE Global Thunder: Queens Attack at the beginning of this month with Kay Lee Ray, Alexis Falcon, Emerson Jax, Holly Barlow, Lucy Sky, Molly Spartan, Riho, and Skye Smitson.
SarahHOST
46:20
Which I probably would like to watch more than who else-
MJHOST
46:25
Yeah
JonHOST
13:57
Yeah, it's crazy.
RajaHOST
13:58
But the eight women who were part of this very first Clockwork Carnage were Riho, Har- Holly Barlow, Skye Smitson, Emerson Jane, Kay Lee Ray, Molly Spartan, Lucy Deathmatch, and Alexis Falcon.
RajaHOST
14:13
And all of these women, extremely talented.
RajaHOST
14:16
There was a really scary spot in this match with Emerson Jane [laughs] where she basically lawn darted herself on a suicide dive into the chairs, and it was the m- nastiest thing I think I've seen, and that's saying that after seeing Emerson Jane get darts put in her mouth [laughs] not that long ago, so.
Matt TurnerHOST
12:32
And two, the participants were phenomenal.
Matt TurnerHOST
12:35
Um, as you mentioned, they could get overbooked because there's a lot of moving parts here, but if you get phenomenal talent like we had in here with Riho, and Holly Holm, and Kay Lee Ray, and Molly Spartan, and Alexis Falcon, and Emerson Jane, who wowsers, I am so impressed with her.
Matt TurnerHOST
12:50
I am-
Rob GoodwinHOST
12:50
MVP.

42 MINS LATER

Rob GoodwinHOST
54:28
Um, like it did look for a brief moment like we were gonna get here between Molly Spunt and Kay Lee Ray, and actually Alexis Falcon as well.
Rob GoodwinHOST
54:37
So hopefully I've managed to explain that okay with you.
Rob GoodwinHOST
54:41
Um, so obviously the way this match worked, it was, um, Holly Barlow, Sky Smithson, and Riho were all eliminated before the second stage.
Rob GoodwinHOST
54:53
The second stage then saw Kay Lee Ray win the match.
Sam BrownHOST
102:46
... as something, as one of the best matches on the show.
Sam BrownHOST
102:49
Uh, and as I said, like Hikaru Shida, Riho, Yuka Sakazaki, um, and there was also Aja Kong was in it.
Sam BrownHOST
102:58
Um-
Tim HunterGUEST
102:58
So was that Tam in this one?
Sam BrownHOST
103:15
...
Sam BrownHOST
103:15
most of them ended up, ended, ended up back in Japan.
Sam BrownHOST
103:17
I think Riho was wrestling through s- for STARDOM, um, through the pandemic-
Tim HunterGUEST
103:22
Mm
Tanner LeeHOST
44:58
Paul.
Paul ZartmanHOST
45:00
Uh, probably the smallest woman in all of AEW history, who is Riho?
Tanner LeeHOST
45:07
Who is Riho is correct.
Tanner LeeHOST
45:10
Paul has a lead, 400 to Shep's zero.
Paul ZartmanHOST
45:14
Come on, Shep.

19 MINS LATER

Austin ShepherdHOST
63:46
I'll give you a little, I'll give you a little life here, Paul.
Austin ShepherdHOST
63:49
Um, I'll go with, I'll go with one of the, uh, OGs.
Austin ShepherdHOST
63:54
I'll go with Riho.
Sam BrownHOST
100:45
A lot of people called it out as one of the best matches on the show.
Sam BrownHOST
100:49
And as I said, like Hikaru Shida, Riho...
Sam BrownHOST
100:53
Yuka Sakazaki, and there was also Aja Kong was in it, Ryo Mizunami, who would spend a bit of time there.
Sam BrownHOST
101:02
Emi Sakura was in it as well.
Sam BrownHOST
101:09
Yeah.
Sam BrownHOST
101:11
The pandemic sort of put the brakes on that a lot because I think most of them ended up back in Japan.
Sam BrownHOST
101:17
I think Riho was wrestling for stardom through the pandemic, if I remember correctly.
Sam BrownHOST
101:23
I know Yuka was wrestling for Tokyo Joshi Pro, I believe.
Dan ReedGUEST
38:03
And it's important that, you know, that respect goes all the way around to include the audience who are kind enough to then support us when we go onto this platform and, and show everyone, hey, you know, there's an audience, especially when it comes to an all women's product.
SP3HOST
38:20
So like, like I was saying before, the one thing that I loved about this matchup, uh, from Friday was the different rivalries that you highlighted, like Riho and Holly Holm.
SP3HOST
38:30
Uh, like they've been going at it, and think of the little underdog story with Holly is just so great and so riveting that I've been enjoying that, and them going back and forth and her getting the win on Riho to eliminate her I think furthered that story.
SP3HOST
38:43
You also had, uh, Kay Lee Ray and Emerson Jane, who have a long history with one another in EVE.
SP3HOST
38:49
So what did you think about that opportunity to tell those different stories and call back to like 2017? You guys did a great job on-
Dan ReedGUEST
40:18
So everything that you said there, um, very kind and appreciated, but I've gotta throw that on, on, onto Will, uh, 'cause Will deserves the credit on that.
Dan ReedGUEST
40:27
Um, and it made my life and Abby's life doing commentary so much easier because you already have, you know, these backstories that you can play up to.
Dan ReedGUEST
40:37
And then like you said with Holly Holm, you know, scoring the pinfall over Riho, which is, you know, an upset pin, uh, which is the kind of the basis of their feud, uh, anyway.

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