Sendai Lads: An Atypical Life in Sendai
Sep 16, 2026 · 9 min · 8 segments
I used to just watch wrestling. And somehow, I ended up getting involved. In this episode, I talk about Sendai Girls, foreign wrestlers, a couple of dinners, and how I gradually became a small…
So I talked about my occasional involvement with Sendai Girls before, and I thought I'd give you a little update, because things have moved on quite a bit since then.
It's basically a long-time documentary about the promotion and the people involved in it, and I think their current momentum is quite real.
The recent episodes have focused quite heavily on Reina Takano, who is the newest wrestler in Senjo.
But one of the interesting things about Sendai Girls is that almost every wrestler can be a main character.
Everyone has their own story.
And there are also a few foreign wrestlers involved now, which I think is becoming an increasingly interesting part of the promotion.
They're not just there as foreign guests for a few weeks.
They're gradually becoming part of the roster.
And I think they're also bringing some different influences into the promotion.
So I talked about my occasional involvement with Sendai Girls before, and I thought I'd give you a little update, because things have moved on quite a bit since then.
It's basically a long-time documentary about the promotion and the people involved in it, and I think their current momentum is quite real.
The recent episodes have focused quite heavily on Reina Takano, who is the newest wrestler in Senjo.
But one of the interesting things about Sendai Girls is that almost every wrestler can be a main character.
Everyone has their own story.
And there are also a few foreign wrestlers involved now, which I think is becoming an increasingly interesting part of the promotion.
They're not just there as foreign guests for a few weeks.
They're gradually becoming part of the roster.
And I think they're also bringing some different influences into the promotion.
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