The Genius of the SkyIyo Sky

Iyo Sky is the rare wrestler whose Japanese career and American career would each, on their own, justify a page like this. In Stardom she was the promotion's Ace: a two-time World of Stardom Champion whose second reign ran eighteen months with a record fourteen defences, the first wrestler to complete Stardom's Grand Slam, and Tokyo Sports' Joshi Wrestler of the Year three years running, 2015 through 2017. 5.0stars from Dave Meltzer for the WrestleMania 41 triple threat — the first women’s match in WWE to receive the ratingIn WWE she has held world titles on both current lineages — the WWE Women's Championship for 246 days from a SummerSlam 2023 cash-in, and the Women's World Championship for 132 days in 2025 — and her WrestleMania 41 triple threat with Rhea Ripley and Bianca Belair became the first women's match in WWE history rated five stars by Dave Meltzer. She is the 2026 Queen of the Ring.

She was born Masami Odate on May 8, 1990, debuted on March 4, 2007 at sixteen while still in high school, trained by Tomohiko Hashimoto, and wrestled Mexico from 2010 under names including Viva Kasai before Stardom made her Io Shirai. 14defences in her second World of Stardom reign, December 2015 to June 2017 — the recordWWE signed her out of the 2018 Mae Young Classic, where she lost the final to Toni Storm at Evolution; as Io Shirai she held the NXT Women's Championship for 304 days from June 7, 2020. The renaming to Iyo Sky came with the July 2022 main-roster call-up and the founding of Damage CTRL with Bayley and Dakota Kai at SummerSlam 2022 — the faction that carried her through two tag title reigns, the 2023 briefcase, and the championship run that made the American half of the career undeniable.

The 2026 shape: RHIYO — the tag team with Rhea Ripley — won the Women's Tag Team Championship on the January 5 Raw and lost it to The Irresistible Forces after 53 days, dissolving when Ripley moved to SmackDown after WrestleMania 42, where Sky helped Ripley win the WWE Women's Championship from Jade Cargill. 2026Queen of the Ring — won June 27 in Riyadh by pinning the Women’s World Champion, Liv MorganShe won the Queen of the Ring final over Liv Morgan at Night of Champions on June 27 and chose Morgan's Women's World Championship for SummerSlam. The challenge failed on August 1 — she hurt her own knee driving Morgan into the ring post, absorbed interference from Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez, and was pinned at 13:35 — and she has answered it by siding with Sol Ruca against The Judgment Day, winning a tag match with Ruca over Perez and Rodriguez on the August 10 Raw. That is where she stands as of August 31, 2026: on Raw, unbelted, and still the division's measuring stick.

Sixteen documented bouts - a highlight subset, not a career count, and deliberately light on the Stardom years: only bouts with verified day-precision dates and opponents are listed, which excludes most of the runs that made her the Ace. No career win-loss total is published because none was verified. Filter by match type, tap any column header to sort, and turn spoilers on to reveal results.

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Curated ledger · documented highlights · some bouts are not listed

The one verified rating, and two bouts chosen for weight rather than stars - no unverified ratings are printed.

A championship record split across two continents - the first wrestler to complete a Grand Slam in both Japan and the United States. Stardom reign counts are Wikipedia's; individual Stardom reign dates beyond those shown were not re-verified in this pass.

The Stardom unit she led, the WWE faction that defined her call-up, and the tag team that did not survive a brand split.

Half a dozen masks and names on the way up, and two that mattered: Io Shirai (Stardom and NXT) → Iyo Sky (WWE, 2022–present).

Sixteen-year-old trainee to the first Grand Slam on two continents.

Who she went to war with.

Thin by design - the verified list is short, and nothing is added to pad it.

The records, stated the way the sources state them - with the shared milestones marked as shared.

No career win-loss total is published - none was verified. Her billed height and weight (5'1", 119 lb) are long-standing billing figures; WWE.com's profile was not harvested for vitals in this pass. Sources give her birthplace only as Japan, so nothing more precise appears here.

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