LOVE X PEACE – Official Results Article (Approx. 300 words)

The GOOD LIFE presents LOVE X PEACE event took place in Petaling Jaya and featured collaboration matches between wrestlers representing MYPW, DDT, and Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling. The show included four confirmed matches across men’s, women’s, and tag team divisions. Below are the full verified match outcomes based solely on the official result information provided.

In the MYPW offering match, LOVE X FRDM defeated The Juicy Boyz in 11:35. The winning fall occurred when Rose executed an Atomic Club Bomb on Wonderboy to secure the three-count.

In women’s tag team action, Shino Suzuki & Shiozu Takami defeated Marika Kobashi & Kira Summer in 9:45, with the finishing move recorded as a belly-to-belly suplex from Suzuki to Summer.

The six-man tag match saw Sanshiro Takagi, Shinchiro Kawamatsu & Emman Azman defeat Chris Brookes, Shota & Jack Alexander in 15:19, with the concluding blow identified as an Axe Bomber from Takagi to Shota.

In the women’s six-woman match, Mishi Watanabe, Raku & Yuki Arai defeated Yuki Kamifuku, Miho Ashida & Poppy Shay, with the finish listed as a teardrop move from Watanabe to Ashida.

At the time of writing, additional live notes, photography, and full fan-side reporting have not been released through official channels. Fans are encouraged to stay tuned to the organisers, participating promotions, and performers for post-event media, match galleries, and any announcements regarding replay availability or digital streaming.

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