Syuri

Syuri
File:Shuri.JPG Syuri in March 2011
Birth name	Syuri Kondo
Born	(1989-02-08) February 8, 1989 Ebina, Kanagawa
Website	Syuri Smile
Professional wrestling career
Ring name(s)	Ant Lady KG Kirigakure Saizō Syuri Syu☆ri
Billed height
Billed weight	58 kg (128 lb)
Trained by	Akira Nogami Akira Shoji Hajime Ohara Yoshihiro Tajiri
Debut	October 26, 2008

Syuri Kondo (近藤 朱里, Kondō Shuri, born February 8, 1989) is a Japanese professional wrestler, shoot boxer and kickboxer, better known simply as Syuri (朱里, Shuri). Originally trained by Tajiri, she started her professional wrestling career in his Hustle promotion, where she worked under the ring name KG (Karate Girl). She later also worked for Hustle's two follow-up promotions; Smash, where she was the final Smash Diva Champion, and Wrestling New Classic (WNC), where she was a two-time WNC Women's Champion. After WNC folded in June 2014, she remained affiliated with its sister promotion Reina Joshi Puroresu until March 2016, becoming a one-time Reina World Women's Champion, one-time CMLL-Reina International Champion and a one-time Reina World Tag Team Champion. Through Reina's relationship with Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL), Syuri has also worked in Mexico, where she is a former CMLL World Women's Champion. As a kickboxer, she is affiliated with the Krush promotion, where she represents the Vos Gym training camp and is the reigning Krush Women's Champion.

Early life

Kondo was born to a Japanese father and a Filipino mother in Ebina, Kanagawa. She started practising karate in primary school, winning numerous titles, and also excelled in track and field sports in junior high school and tennis in high school. After graduation, she worked as a model for fashion magazines and as a movie extra, before passing an audition held by professional wrestling promotion Hustle.

Professional wrestling career

Hustle (2008–2009)

On October 26, 2008, Kondo made her professional wrestling debut for Hustle in a match, where she, working under the ring name KG (short for Karate Girl), teamed with HG and RG to defeat Big C, Onigumo and Piranha Monster. KG quickly joined Tajiri's Hustle Union Army stable, forming a tag team with stablemate Banzai Chie, and started an intergender rivalry with Rey Ohara. Kondo remained with the promotion until it ceased its operations in late 2009.

Smash (2009–2012)

In December 2009, former Hustle performers Akira Shoji and Tajiri held a press conference announcing the formation of a new promotion, Smash. In addition to the two, former storyline rivals Kondo and Hajime Ohara were also present at the press conference and were named as part of the new promotion's roster. While in Hustle Kondo had wrestled almost exclusively against male wrestlers as a novelty due to the lack of other female wrestlers in the promotion, in Smash she was poised to become a more serious joshi wrestler. Kondo, now working under the ring name Syuri, made her Smash debut on March 26, 2010, at the promotion's first ever event, losing to Meiko Satomura. On April 23 at Smash.2, she teamed with Hajime Ohara in another loss to the team of Lin Byron and Kushida, dropping the pinfall to Byron. On May 29 at Smash.3, Syuri suffered her third straight loss in the promotion, when she, Akira Shoji and Yusuke Kodama were defeated by Kim Nan Pun, Lin Byron and Mentallo in a six-person tag team match. After the match, Syuri had a heated confrontation, leading to a backstage brawl, with Kana, who was sitting in the audience, having earlier announced her arrival to Smash. This led to the main event of Smash.4 on June 25, where Syuri defeated Kana in a fourteen-minute-long match, ending her losing streak and picking up the biggest win of her career. However, Kana came back at Smash.5 on July 24, defeating Syuri via submission in a rematch in just three minutes.

For the next several events, Syuri wrestled against female workers from other independent promotions, who were looking for regular spots on the Smash roster. On September 24 at Smash.8, Syuri was defeated in a hardcore match by freelancer Kaoru, after which Kana entered the ring, pushed Kaoru away and helped Syuri backstage. On November 22 at Smash.10, Syuri and Kana teamed together to defeat Ice Ribbon's Emi Sakura and JWP's Kaori Yoneyama in a tag team match. As a result, Syuri was granted a shot at Yoneyama's JWP Openweight Championship on December 24 in the main event of Happening Eve, but was unsuccessful in her attempt to win her first title. On January 29, 2011, at Smash.12, Syuri faced the debuting former WWE wrestler Serena in a losing effort. Syuri's streak of big matches and her growing popularity among fans, eventually led to fellow Smash Seikigun member Lin Byron growing jealous of her, turning heel and leaving the group to start a rivalry with her. This was followed by Byron picking up back-to-back tag team victories over Syuri at Smash.13 and Live in Osaka, leading to a singles match on February 25 at Smash.14, where Syuri was victorious. At Smash.15, Syuri teamed with Tajiri and Sabu to defeat Byron, Gabriel Antonick and Michael Kovac in a six-person intergender hardcore match.

On March 21, 2011, Syuri made her debut for Ice Ribbon in a losing effort against Hikaru Shida. The match eventually led to a partnership between the two and, after defeating Chii Tomiya and Makoto on April 16, Syuri and Shida went on to unsuccessfully challenge Emi Sakura and Ray for the International Ribbon Tag Team Championship on May 5. The partnership also carried over to Smash, where Syuri and Shida defeated Io and Mio Shirai in a tag team match on May 3 at Smash.17. On May 14, Syuri, along with Tajiri and Hajime Ohara, traveled to Mexico to represent Smash at Toryumon Mexico's DragonMania VI event. Syuri teamed with Lluvia and Marcela to defeat La Comandante, Dalys la Caribeña and Mima Shimoda in a six-woman tag team match, submitting Dalys for the win. Upon returning to Japan, Syuri avenged her Ice Ribbon loss by defeating Hikaru Shida on June 9 at Smash.18 in the first round of a tournament to determine the inaugural Smash Diva Champion. On August 11 at Smash.20, Syuri was eliminated from the tournament in the semifinals by Kana, who would go on to become the inaugural champion. On October 28 at Smash.22, Syuri failed to earn a shot at the Smash Diva Championship, when she was defeated in a four-way elimination number one contender's match by Tomoka Nakagawa. Also at Smash.22, Lin Byron made her return to Smash, after a four-month break during which she worked under her masked Ray alias, reigniting her rivalry with Syuri. On November 24 at Smash.23, Syuri defeated Byron in a hardcore match, after which the two made peace with each other. During the next two events, Syuri extended her winning streak, defeating Aki Shizuku in a singles match on December 30 at Smash.24 and pinning Takuya Kito in a six-person tag team match on January 19, 2012, at We Are Smash, proceeding to then challenge Smash Diva Champion Kana to a title match, after she had regained the title from Tomoka Nakagawa. On February 10, Smash announced that the promotion would be folding after its March 14 event, after which Syuri would become a free agent. On February 19 at Smash.25, Syuri defeated Kana to win the Smash Diva Championship for the first time, after which the two longtime rivals hugged and made peace with each other. In her final Smash appearance on March 14 at Smash.Final, Syuri teamed with Mentallo in a tag team match, where they were defeated by Kana and Último Dragón. After the match, Syuri officially retired the Smash Diva Championship.

Wrestling New Classic and Reina (2012–2016)

On April 5, 2012, Tajiri announced the follow-up promotion to Smash, Wrestling New Classic (WNC), which would hold its first event on April 26, and named Syuri as part of the promotion's roster. At the promotion's first event, Before the Dawn, Syuri teamed with Makoto in a tag team match, where they were defeated by Kana and Mio Shirai. On May 12, Syuri returned to Mexico to take part in Toryumon Mexico's DragonMania VII event, where she was defeated by Kana. On May 24 at WNC's second event, Starting Over, Syuri teamed with Kana in a tag team match, where they defeated Makoto and Riho. Three days later at Go! Go! West: Hiroshima, Syuri main evented her first WNC event, when she, Akira and Dave Finlay defeated Kana, Mikey Whipwreck and Tajiri in a six-person tag team match. From May 29 to June 24, Syuri took part in Pro Wrestling Wave's 2012 Catch the Wave tournament, where she wrestled in a round-robin block made up of members of the White Tails stable. After a victory over Mio Shirai, a loss against Kana and draws against Shuu Shibutani and Ayumi Kurihara, Syuri finished at four points and failed to advance to the semifinals of the tournament. Back in WNC, Syuri started portraying a villainous character, first announcing that she was tired of having to wrestle the same opponents all the time and then, after veteran freelancer Ayako Hamada was revealed as her next opponent, by claiming that she had never even heard of her. Syuri also began sympathising with Akira, who had recently turned on Tajiri, feeling disgruntled by the supposed changes that had taken place since the transition from Smash. The match took place on July 15 and saw Hamada pick up the win. Following the loss, Syuri attacked Kana, who tried to help her backstage, quit the WNC Seikigun and joined a new villainous stable formed by Akira and StarBuck. The three wrestled their first match as a unit on August 2, defeating Hajime Ohara, Kana and Tajiri in a six-person tag team main event. The trio continued their winning ways during the following two days by first defeating the trio of Kana, Tajiri and Yusuke Kodama in a main event in Osaka and then the trio of Hanzo, Kana and Seiki in a semi-main event in Hiroshima. On August 30, the trio main evented another WNC event in Korakuen Hall, defeating Kana, Mikey Whipwreck and Tajiri in a Barbed Wire Board Deathmatch, during which Syuri took a bump onto one of the barbed wire boards. Syuri, Akira and StarBuck were also victorious in a rematch the following day in Osaka. The trio's win streak ended on September 1 in Toyohashi, when Kana, Whipwreck and Tajiri were victorious in the third and final Barbed Wire Board Deathmatch between the two teams. In the main event of the following WNC event on September 17, Syuri was defeated by Kana via submission in a tag team match, where she and Akira faced Kana and Tajiri. Three days later, Syuri was defeated by Tajiri in an intergender match at Korakuen Hall.

On September 25, Syuri returned to Pro Wrestling Wave, when she and Shuu Shibutani entered the 2012 Dual Shock Wave tournament, opening their round-robin block with a win over the team of Hikaru Shida and Yumi Ohka. After suffering a defeat against Kurigohan (Ayumi Kurihara and Mika Iida), Syuri and Shibutani defeated 1st Impact (Makoto and Moeka Haruhi) in their final round-robin match to finish at the top of their block, tied with Shida and Ohka, forcing a decision match between the two teams. Syuri and Shibutani ended up winning the decision match, but were defeated in the finals of the tournament by the team of Misaki Ohata and Tsukasa Fujimoto. On October 24, Syuri, Akira and StarBuck named their stable "Synapse". Two days later, Syuri entered the WNC Women's Championship tournament, defeating Lin Byron in her first round match. On November 28, Syuri defeated Jessica Love to advance to the finals of the tournament. On December 27, Syuri defeated Nagisa Nozaki to win the tournament and become the inaugural WNC Women's Champion. Two days later, Syuri announced that she was going to produce her own event, titled Stimulus, on February 8, 2013, at Shinjuku Face. Syuri's first match as the WNC Women's Champion ended in defeat, when she, Akira and Synapse's newest member, Shinya Ishikawa, were defeated by Makoto, Mitoshichi Shinose and Tajiri in a six-person tag team main event on January 25, 2013, with Makoto pinning her for the win. Two days later, Syuri avenged the loss by defeating Makoto in a non-title singles match. On February 8, Syuri and Hikaru Shida were defeated in the main event of Stimulus by the team of Meiko Satomura and Tomoka Nakagawa. On March 31, Syuri lost the WNC Women's Championship to Makoto in her first defense. On April 14, Syuri made an unadvertised debut for World Wonder Ring Stardom, taking part in a gauntlet match, where the soon-to-retire Yuzuki Aikawa faced every wrestler in the promotion. Syuri's participation in the match ended in a one-minute time limit draw with Aikawa. On April 25 at WNC's one year anniversary event, Syuri received a rematch for the WNC Women's Championship in a seven-way match, which also included Arisa Nakajima, Command Bolshoi, Kayoko Haruyama, Nikki Storm and Lin Byron, who pinned Makoto to win the title. On April 29, Syuri returned to World Wonder Ring Stardom to take part in the promotion's big Ryōgoku Cinderella event at Ryōgoku Kokugikan, teaming with Hiroyo Matsumoto and Kaori Yoneyama in a six-woman tag team match, where they were defeated by Mika Nagano, Nanae Takahashi and Tsukasa Fujimoto. On May 15, Syuri returned to Pro Wrestling Wave to take part in the 2013 Catch the Wave tournament. She finished her round-robin block on June 19 with a record of three wins, two draws and one loss, winning her block and advancing to the semifinals. On July 14, Syuri returned to Ice Ribbon for the first time in over two years, losing to Hikaru Shida in a singles match. The following day, Syuri was eliminated from the 2013 Catch the Wave tournament in the semifinals by JWP representative Arisa Nakajima. On August 7, Syuri entered a three-woman round-robin tournament to determine the new WNC Women's Champion, defeating Makoto and earning a spot in the finals. In her second round-robin match on August 8, Syuri was defeated by fellow finalist, Serena. In the finals of the tournament two days later, Syuri was again defeated by Serena.

On September 18, Syuri defeated Serena in a rematch to become the first two-time WNC Women's Champion. Two days later, Syuri defeated Zeuxis in a decision match at a Reina Joshi Puroresu event to become the second Reina World Women's Champion. The following day, Syuri made her debut for the Wrestle-1 promotion, defeating Makoto in a singles match. Afterwards, Syuri was sidelined with lower back pain, but was still attacked at the September 29 WNC event by Yumiko Hotta, who had earlier laid claim to the Reina World Women's Championship. Syuri returned from her injury at a Reina event on October 4, where she, La Vaquerita and Zeuxis defeated Hotta, Keiko Aono and Yuiga via disqualification. On October 17, Syuri took part in a big generational eight-on-eight elimination match promoted by Sendai Girls' Pro Wrestling, where she, Hikaru Shida, Kagetsu, Manami Katsu, Sareee, Takumi Iroha, Yoshiko and Yuhi defeated Aja Kong, Command Bolshoi, Dump Matsumoto, Dynamite Kansai, Kyoko Inoue, Manami Toyota, Meiko Satomura and Takako Inoue. Syuri was eliminated from the match after wrestling Kyoko Inoue to a ten-minute time limit draw. On October 31, Syuri defeated Yumiko Hotta for her first successful defense of both the Reina World Women's Championship and the WNC Women's Championship. On November 18, WNC and Reina held a press conference to announce that Syuri had signed a dual contract with the two promotions, making her the first female wrestler to hold such a contract. With Syuri's help Reina looked to establish a professional wrestling promotion in her mother's native country, the Philippines. On November 29, Syuri made her second successful defense of the WNC Women's Championship against previous champion Lin Byron. On December 22, Syuri won yet another title, when she defeated La Comandante in a decision match to become the new CMLL-Reina International Champion. On January 18, 2014, Syuri made a non-wrestling appearance at the New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW) and Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) co-produced Fantastica Mania 2014 event in Korakuen Hall, handing a bouquet of flowers to Rey Cometa and Stuka Jr. before their match. On January 25, Syuri successfully defended the WNC Women's Championship, the CMLL-Reina International Championship and the Reina World Women's Championship against Mia Yim at a WNC-Reina event in Manila, Philippines. On February 16 at Reina's re-launch event, Syuri successfully defended her Triple Crown against Silueta. Syuri then started a storyline rivalry with Aki Shizuku, who was looking to take over her spot as the "ace" of Reina. On February 27, Akira announced that the Synapse stable had decided to disband, emancipating Syuri who had not portrayed a villain for months. On March 9, Syuri successfully defended the Reina World Women's Championship against Kyoko Kimura.

On April 15, Syuri returned to Mexico to work for CMLL. In her first match of the tour, Syuri teamed with Estrellita and Silueta in a six-woman tag team match, where they were defeated by La Amapola, Dalys la Caribeña and Tiffany with La Amapola, the number one contender to the CMLL-Reina International Championship, pinning Syuri for the win. In the title match five days later, Syuri lost the CMLL-Reina International Championship to La Amapola. While in Mexico, Syuri trained with Negro Casas, from whom she adopted the Casas family's trademark la magistral as a finishing move, using it to pin La Amapola for the win in a six-woman tag team match on April 21. Syuri's Mexican tour concluded the following day. On May 29, Syuri received a rematch for the CMLL-Reina International Championship back in WNC, but was again defeated by La Amapola. On June 18, it was announced that WNC would be shutting down following June 26. The promotion's female wrestlers, Syuri included, remained affiliated with Reina Joshi Puroresu. At WNC's final event on June 26, Syuri successfully defended the Reina World Women's Championship against Aki Shizuku. On August 30 at the final CMLL-Reina Fiesta 2014 event, Syuri unsuccessfully challenged Marcela for the CMLL World Women's Championship. On September 30, Syuri made her fifth and final successful defense of the WNC Women's Championship against Makoto, before the title was retired. On October 30, Syuri produced an event named Syuri Matsuri ("Syuri Festival") in Shinjuku Face, which saw her team with Shiro Koshinaka in a main event tag team match, where they were defeated by Kyoko Kimura and Masaaki Mochizuki. On November 20, Syuri entered a tournament to determine the new Reina World Tag Team Champions, alongside the debuting Lin Byron, who had surprisingly nominated herself as Syuri's partner. The team made it to the finals of the tournament, but were there defeated by Arisa Nakajima and Kana, when Syuri was betrayed by Byron, who had been paid off by Kana.

On December 12, Syuri defeated Marcela to win the CMLL World Women's Championship for the first time. On December 26, Syuri lost the Reina World Women's Championship to Kana. Syuri made her first successful defense of the CMLL World Women's Championship on January 12 against Shuu Shibutani. On January 19, Syuri took part in CMLL and NJPW's Fantastica Mania 2015 event in Korakuen Hall. On February 25, Syuri and Hikaru Shida defeated Arisa Nakajima and Kana to win the Reina World Tag Team Championship. They made their first successful title defense on March 7 against Kana's stablemates Makoto and Rina Yamashita. Syuri then formed her own stable, named Syuri-gun ("Syuri Army"), to continue opposing Kana's Piero-gun ("Clown Army"). On March 25, Syuri made her second successful defense of the CMLL World Women's Championship against Silueta. Three days later, Syuri returned to Mexico, starting another tour with CMLL. During the tour, Syuri went undefeated for her first six matches, before losing to Marcela in a "Lightning match" (one fall match) on April 6. This led to a two out of three falls rematch on April 10, where Syuri lost the CMLL World Women's Championship to Marcela. The match also marked the end of Syuri's CMLL tour. On June 13, Syuri and Shida lost the Reina World Tag Team Championship to Piero-gun's Makoto and Rina Yamashita. On July 12, Syuri defeated Cat Power to win the Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling (ECCW) Women's Championship. On August 29, Syuri made her American debut, when she took part in a World of Unpredictable Wrestling (WUW) event in Brooklyn, New York, teaming with Karen and Marcela in a six-woman tag team match, where they defeated Mari Sakamoto, Miss Mojo and Solo Darling. On October 9, Syuri and Silueta defeated Makoto and Rina Yamashita to win the Reina World Tag Team Championship. Over the next month, Syuri took part in a tournament to determine the new Reina World Women's Champion, making it to the finals, where she was defeated by Tsukasa Fujimoto. Afterwards, Syuri left for another tour of CMLL. Syuri continued leading her own stable, now known as Narcissist-gun, until December 26, 2015, when she disbanded it, after she and her stablemates Buffalo and Mineo Fujita were defeated in a six-person tag team match by Shiri Gamikyō (Hikaru Shida, Jun Kasai and Toru Owashi). On January 31, 2016, Syuri announced she would be leaving Reina following March 25. On February 28, Syuri lost the ECCW Women's Championship back to Cat Power. On March 16, Syuri and Silueta relinquished the Reina World Tag Team Championship due to Syuri's impending departure from the promotion. On March 25, Syuri wrestled her final Reina match, where she and Maki Narumiya defeated Maya Yukihi and Risa Sera.

Shoot boxing and kickboxing career

Syuri
Born	Syuri Kondo (1989-02-08) February 8, 1989 Ebina, Kanagawa
Nationality	Japanese
Height	1.64 m (5 ft 5 in)
Weight	58 kg (128 lb; 9 st 2 lb)
Division	Strawweight
Style	Karate Shoot boxing
Team	Vos Gym
Years active	2009–present
Kickboxing record
Total	14
Wins	13
Losses	1
Mixed martial arts record
Total	1
Wins	1
By decision	1
Losses	0
Other information
Website	Syuri Smile
Mixed martial arts record from Sherdog
last updated on: April 24, 2016 (2016-04-24)

On December 11, 2009, Kondo made her shoot boxing debut for the Jewels promotion at Jewels 6th Ring, defeating Asako Saioka via unanimous decision. At the end of the year, the promotion named her the Rookie of the Year. In her second match on February 13, 2010, Kondo picked up a majority decision victory over Fuka. On November 11, 2011, it was announced that Kondo would be making her kickboxing debut for the Krush promotion on January 9, 2012. On December 15, Miyako Mitsuhori was named Kondo's opponent at the event. At the weigh-ins the day prior to the match, Kondo weighed in at 0.4 kg (0.88 lb) over the weight limit of 52 kg (115 lb) and was, as a result, given a one-point deduction penalty in the first round and being forced to wear ten ounce gloves as opposed to her opponent's eight ounce gloves. Despite the handicap, Kondo would go on to win the match with a majority decision. On March 7, Krush announced that Kondo would return for her second fight in the promotion on April 22 at Krush-Ex 2012. On March 19, Yukari Sakamoto was named Kondo's opponent. Kondo ended up dominating the fight and winning a unanimous decision. On July 10, Syuri's third kickboxing match was announced as taking place on August 12 at Krush.21, where she would face Emiko Matsumoto. In the match, Kondo scored her first knockout win, defeating Matsumoto 66 seconds into the second round. On September 21, Krush announced that Kondo would return to the promotion on November 10 at Krush.24, where she would face Miku Hayashi. In the end, Kondo earned another unanimous decision victory to remain undefeated in her kickboxing career. On May 21, 2013, Krush announced Kondo's next match for June 2, when she would face Taiwanese fighter Chen Wei-ting. Syuri went on to win the fight via unanimous decision. Kondo's next fight took place at an event held by the J-Girls promotion as opposed to Krush, where she, on September 1, defeated Yayoi Sanchez with a unanimous decision.

On November 19, it was announced that Kondo would be returning to Krush on January 4, 2014, when she would enter a four-woman tournament to determine the first Krush Women's Champion. On January 4, Kondo defeated Yayoi Sanchez for the second time a row with a unanimous decision to advance to the finals of the tournament. In the finals of the tournament on March 16, Kondo faced Miku Hayashi in a rematch of their Krush.24 match. At the end of three rounds of fighting, one judge gave the match to Kondo with a score of 30–29, while the other two scored it 29–29, meaning that the match had to be decided in a fourth extra round. All three judges gave the extra round to Kondo with a score of 10–8, making her the inaugural Krush Women's Champion. On June 2, it was announced that Kondo would be making her first title defense on July 13 against Kanako Taniyama. Kondo won the match with another unanimous decision, making her first successful defense of the Krush Women's Championship. Kondo made her second successful title defense on December 21 with a unanimous decision win over Aki Gracyer. On January 17, 2015, it was announced that Kondo's next fight would be taking place in the K-1 promotion on February 1, when she would face Chinese fighter E Meidie in Changsha, China. The non-title match ended in Kondo's first defeat, losing via unanimous decision. On August 6, it was announced that Kondo would be making her third defense of the Krush Women's Championship against Tomoko SP on September 12. Kondo won the fight with a unanimous decision.

Mixed martial arts career

On January 30, 2016, it was announced that Kondo would be making her mixed martial arts debut for Pancrase on April 24. She had been training MMA since the previous December with Eiji Mitsuoka and Hideki Kadowaki. Her debut match opponent was later revealed as Kanna Asakura. Syuri won her MMA debut via unanimous decision.

Other media

In 2011, Kondo began working with female idol group Apple Tale. The collaboration, named "Apple Tale with Syuri", released its debut album, Chouzetsu Otome: Musha Shugyou Hen (超絶乙女～武者修行編～), on January 13, 2012. In 2013, Kondo released her first gravure DVD, titled Watashi. From June 20 to 22, 2014, Kondo will be a part of stage acting group Mizuiro Kakumei, working three performances in Tokyo. In August 2015, Kondo released a photobook entitled Syuri.

In wrestling

• Finishing moves
  • As Syuri
    • Bridging German suplex
    • Gracias (Abdominal stretch)
    • La magistral – 2014; adopted from Negro Casas
    • Roundhouse kick, sometimes to a kneeling opponent
  • As KG
    • Cyclone KG (Jumping corkscrew roundhouse kick)
    • KG Flash (Inverted double underhook facebuster)
    • Shin Seijin Clutch (Crucifix pin)
• Signature moves
  • Double knee backbreaker
  • Half-hatch suplex
  • Multiple kick variations
  • Running knee strike to the face of a kneeling opponent
• Nicknames
  • "Syuri-chan"
  • "Firipin no Rikidōzan" (Japanese for "Rikidōzan of the Philippines")
  • "Fil-Japanese Fighter"
  • "Zettai Fudo no Ace" (Japanese for "Ace of Absolute Immovability")
  • "Shin Seiki Sozoshin no Ko" (Japanese for "Child of New Century God of Creation")
• Entrance themes
  • "Theme of Sakura (SFIV Arrange)" by Hideyuki Fukasawa
  • "Sick" by Scam Circle

Championships and accomplishments

Kickboxing and shoot boxing

• Jewels
  • Rookie of the Year (2009)
• Krush
  • Krush Women's Championship (1 time, current)
  • Krush Women's Championship Tournament (2014)

Professional wrestling

• Pro Wrestling Wave
  • Catch the Wave Best Bout Award (2012) vs. Ayumi Kurihara on June 24
• Reina Joshi Puroresu
  • CMLL World Women's Championship (1 time)
  • CMLL-Reina International Championship (1 time)
  • ECCW Women's Championship (1 time)
  • Reina World Tag Team Championship (2 times) – with Hikaru Shida (1) and Silueta (1)
  • Reina World Women's Championship (1 time)
• Smash
  • Smash Diva Championship (1 time)
• Wrestling New Classic
  • WNC Women's Championship (2 times)
  • WNC Women's Championship Tournament (2012)
• Other titles
  • Queen of the Ring Championship (1 time, current)

Kickboxing record

14 Fights, 13 Wins, 1 Losses, 0 Draws
Result	Record	Opponent	Method	Event	Date	Round	Time	Location	Notes
Win	13–1–0	Tomoko SP	Decision (unanimous)	Krush.58	September 12, 2015	3	3:00	Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan	For the Krush Women's Championship.
Loss	12–1–0	E Meidie	Decision (unanimous)	K-1 China vs. Japan	February 1, 2015	3	3:00	Changsha, Hunan, China
Win	12–0–0	Aki Gracyer	Decision (unanimous)	Krush.48 in Sendai	December 21, 2014	3	3:00	Sendai, Miyagi, Japan	For the Krush Women's Championship.
Win	11–0–0	Kanako Taniyama	Decision (unanimous)	Krush.43	July 13, 2014	3	3:00	Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan	For the Krush Women's Championship.
Win	10–0–0	Miku Hayashi	Decision (unanimous)	Krush-Ex 2014 Vol. 1	March 16, 2014	4	2:00	Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan	Finals of a tournament for the Krush Women's Championship.
Win	9–0–0	Yayoi Sanchez	Decision (unanimous)	Krush.36	January 4, 2014	3	2:00	Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan
Win	8–0–0	Yayoi Sanchez	Decision (unanimous)	J-Girls 2013: Victorious Goddess 4th	September 1, 2013	3	2:00	Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan
Win	7–0–0	Chen Wei-ting	Decision (unanimous)	Krush-Ignition 2013 vol.4	June 2, 2013	3	2:00	Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan
Win	6–0–0	Miku Hayashi	Decision (unanimous)	Krush.24	November 10, 2012	3	2:00	Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan
Win	5–0–0	Emiko Matsumoto	KO (straight right)	Krush.21	August 12, 2012	2	1:06	Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan
Win	4–0–0	Yukari Sakamoto	Decision (unanimous)	Krush-Ex 2012 Vol. 1	April 22, 2012	3	2:00	Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan
Win	3–0–0	Miyako Mitsuhori	Decision (majority)	Krush.15	January 9, 2012	3	2:00	Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan	Kondo did not make weight.
Win	2–0–0	Fuka	Decision (majority)	Shoot Boxing 25th Anniversary Series	February 13, 2010	3	3:00	Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan	Shoot boxing rules.
Win	1–0–0	Asako Saioka	Decision (unanimous)	Jewels 6th Ring	December 11, 2009	3	2:00	Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan	Shoot boxing rules.

Legend:       Win       Loss       Draw/No contest

Mixed martial arts record

Professional record breakdown
1 match	1 win	0 losses
By decision	1	0

Res.	Record	Opponent	Method	Event	Date	Round	Time	Location	Notes
Win	1–0	Kanna Asakura	Decision (unanimous)	Pancrase: 277	April 24, 2016	3	3:00	Tokyo, Japan

External links

• Krush profile (Japanese)
• Pancrase profile (Japanese)
• Hustle profile (Japanese)
• Official website (Japanese)
• Syuri on Facebook (Japanese)
• Syuri on Twitter (Japanese)
• Official blog (Japanese)
• Professional MMA record for Syuri Kondo from Sherdog