Ibuki Hoshi

The Rise of Ibuki Hoshi: A Star Born from the Frosty Clutches of Hokkaido

In the farthest reaches of Japan, where the northern winds howl and the snowflakes swirl, a wrestler emerged to defy the norms of her industry. Meet Ibuki Hoshi, a diminutive dynamo from Iwamizawa, Hokkaido, who has left an indelible mark on the world of professional wrestling.

Standing at a mere 5'1" and weighing in at a feisty 114 pounds, Hoshi is not your average wrestling star. But don't let her petite frame fool you – she packs a punch that belies her size. Her rise to prominence began in 2017, when she made her professional debut in Big Japan Pro-Wrestling.

From Volleyball Courts to the Mat

Before trading in her volleyball spikes for wrestling boots, Hoshi was an accomplished athlete on the volleyball court. Her agility and quick reflexes, honed from years of competition, translated seamlessly to the world of professional wrestling.

Hoshi's signature moves are a testament to her athletic prowess – the Modified Elbow, La Magistral, and her trusty go-to, the Elbow Drop. These precision-crafted attacks have left opponents reeling and fans in awe.

The Ice Ribbon Era

As she honed her skills under the watchful eye of Ice Ribbon's esteemed coaches, Hoshi's star began to shine brighter than the Hokkaido snow. Her first title reign came in 2019, when she claimed the International Ribbon Tag Team Championship alongside partner, Risa Ogata.

Since then, Hoshi has added the ICExInfinity Championship to her collection, solidifying her status as a force to be reckoned with in Ice Ribbon.

SEAdLINNNG and Pro Wrestling FREEDOMS: A Taste of Variety

Hoshi's travels took her beyond the frozen tundra of Hokkaido. She ventured into SEAdLINNNG, where she tangled with some of Japan's top talent, and even appeared in Pro Wrestling FREEDOMS, facing off against formidable opponents.

Through it all, Hoshi has remained a constant presence in Ice Ribbon, earning herself a reputation as one of the promotion's most bankable stars. Her versatility, athleticism, and determination have earned her a place among Japan's top female wrestlers.

Ibuki Hoshi is more than just a talented wrestler – she's an ambassador for Hokkaido's unique wrestling culture, where the harsh climate has forged some of the toughest and most resilient athletes in the world. As she continues to rise through the ranks, fans can't help but wonder what new heights this pint-sized powerhouse will reach next.