Chiharu Nakai is a retired wrestler for the Super Sonic Satellites and was the first Triple Crown Champion.
BATTLE-SSS (2010-2014)[]
Nakai left behind a hall of fame worthy career that very few competitors would ever dream of having.
B-1 Tournament: A Surprise Entrant[]
Nakai made her in-ring debut a substitute for an injured wrestler and defeated Nozomi Sugioka in a reverse match before the semifinal. She would then advance to face off against Ion Atsumi, but the tournament itself would ultimately be cancelled leaving with no official winner.
SSS Grand Prix Champion[]
Undeterred, Nakai competed in another tournament, the SSS Grand Prix 3 where she won the event and became the SSS Champion. She would also be the final winner of the tournament series. During her reign, she successfully defend her belt against previous tournament winner Yuria Hidaka.
FG Live[]
Nakai made three live appearances and all were in the main event. At Fighting Girls 2, she defeated Meru Amemiya and also defeated Risa Goto at Fighting Girls 3. She would however, lose to Nana Kunimi at Fighting Girls 6 just missing out of becoming the first Fighting Girls Champion and Double Crown winner.
Triple Crown & Retirement[]
In April 2012, Nakai made history of becoming the first Triple Crown Champion defeating Goto in a rematch from Fighting Girls 3. She would hold on to all three belts for the rest of 2012 and in 2013. Then in February 2014, Nakai finally met her match where she lost her belts to Megumi Haruka. Following her lost, Nakai officials retires from industry by March 2014.
Championships and accomplishments[]
- SSS Grand Prix 3 Winner
- SSS Championship (1 time)
- B-1 Championship (1 time)
- BATTLE Queen Championship (1 time)
- The 1st Triple Crown Champion
Signature Moves[]
- Shining Wizard
- Bridging Fisherman Suplex
- Torture Rack
- Boston Crab
- DDT
- Octopus Hold
- Rear Naked Choke
- Powerbomb
- Back Drop Suplex
| SSS Champions |
|---|
| Yume Kawashima • Chiharu Nakai • Megumi Haruka • Hitomi Aragaki • Kana Tsuruta • Saryu Usui • YUE • Ham @ Tachibana • Akari Niimura |
| B-1 Champions |
|---|
| Risa Goto • Chiharu Nakai • Megumi Haruka • Hitomi Aragaki • Panther Risako • Yuu Akagi • Mari Koizumi • Madoka Hitomi • Sesera Harukawa • Ren Ichinose • Ririka Hoshikawa • Arisa Kawasaki • Ako Momona • Arisu Otsu |
| SSS Grand Prix Champions |
|---|
| 2008: Yume Kawashima • 2009: Yuria Hidaka • 2011: Chiharu Nakai |