Momoe Nakanishi

Quick Facts

Full Name	Momoe Nakanishi
Occupation	Professional Wrestler
Date Of Birth	Jul 7, 1980(1980-07-07)
Age	44
Birthplace	Fujiidera
Country	Japan
Horoscope	Cancer

Momoe Nakanishi Biography

Momoe Nakanishi is one of the most popular and richest Professional Wrestler who was born on July 7, 1980 in Fujiidera, Japan. Momoe Oe (Da Jiang Bai Zhong / Oe Momoe), nee Nakanishi / Zhong Xi, was born July 7,

1980. She is a retired Japanese professional wrestler. Nakanishi, sixteen, made her debut in All Japan Women’s Pro-Wrestling in July 1996. She won the WWWA World Tag Team Championship and the WWWA World Single Championship over the next seven years. Nakanishi left AJW in 2003 to become a freelancer. She won the AtoZ World Championship that year, as well as the NEO Single (and NWA Women’s Pacific Championships) in 2004. At twenty-four, Nakanishi quit professional wrestling on January 7, 2005. Now, she is a U.W.F. trainer. Snakepit gym.

Shigezo Nakanishi, Nakanishi’s dad, is involved in professional wrestling. He owns the Japan Pro-Wrestling 2000 promotion. Nakanishi was married to Makoto Oe on January 23, 2005. Makoto is a UWF International alumnus and a U.W.F. trainer. Snakepit was given his surname by the Oes. The Oes have four children: Mai (mai, Mai, born January 2005), Mei (YaSheng, Mei) born June 18, 2008., Mitsuki(mitsuki), Mitsuki, birth June 8, 2010, and Yuki (yuuki, Yuki) born March 14, 2014. Momoe is currently taking gymnastics classes at U.W.F. Snakepit gym is open on Saturdays

On May 8, 2014, it was announced that Oe would return to wrestle another exhibition match at Passion Red’s May 24 event, where she and Nanae Takahashi would face Miho Wakizawa and Natsuki☆Taiyo. The match ended in a five-minute time limit draw.

Nakanishi left AJW to become a freelancer. She worked for promotions like Gaea Japan and Major Girl’s Fighting AtoZ. Mika Akino also formed the M’s Style promotion. She also participated in the third Kunoichi competition (Women of Ninja Warrior), where she reached the second stage. AtoZ, Nakanishi was the first AtoZ World Champion, on November 9, 2003. In NEO, however, she won NEO Stage on January 17, 2004, and became the first NEO World Champion. Nakanishi won the NEO Stage title by beating Yoshiko Tamura, March 12, to win both the NWA Single and NWA Women’s Pacific Championships. Nakanishi fought two matches in May 2004 for All Japan Pro Wrestling. This was another promotion that primarily featured male wrestlers. Nakanishi lost to Misae Genki the NWA Women’s Pacific Championships and NEO Single Championships after two victories. Nakanishi made the announcement that she would be retiring from professional wrestling in January 2005. Nakanishi hosted her retirement party at Korakuen Hall on January 7, 2005. She teamed up with Kuishinbo Kamen for a comedy tag-team match. They defeated Ebessan & Ebekosan. In the main event, Nakanishi was defeated by Nanae Takahashi, her long-time tag team partner.

Momoe Nakanishi Net Worth

Momoe Nakanishi is one of the richest Professional Wrestler from Japan. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Momoe Nakanishi 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Nakanishi graduated from junior high school in 1996. She has a background in gymnastics and joined the All Japan Women’s Pro-Wrestling promotion to pursue a career as a professional wrestler. At sixteen years old, she made her in- ring debut against Nanae Takahashi in an event at Tokyo’s Korakuen Hall. Nakanishi was a AJW rookie for the first month of her career. She won her first title, the AJW Junior Championship, on March 23, 1997. After several AJW veterans quit the promotion, Nakanishi finally got her chance to break through. Despite her small stature and inexperience, she was recognized as one the best workers in the promotion. On October 18, she and Kumiko Makawa faced Las Cachorras Orientales, Etsuko Mita (and Mima Shimoda), in Yokohama. Maekawa was without her regular tag team partner Tomoko Watsube, so she had to be replaced with Nakanishi. Although Nakanishi was pin by Shimoda, her performance was well-received. Chris Zavisa, of the Pro Wrestling Torch Newsletter, wrote that “[she] put in a performance worthy a five year veteran ranked amongst the world’s top ten workers” and that “she has more potential than any new prospect this ten years.” Nakanishi completed 1997 with a team effort with Nanae Takahashi, winning the AJW Tag Team Championships on November 23rd and then the AJW Championships on December 12. AJW named Nakanishi their 1997 MVP at the end of her second season in professional wrestling. Nakanishi was awarded the AJW Championship, AJW Tag Team Championship, and she defeated Chaparita Asari, July 11, 1999 to win her first title in the World Women’s Wrestling Association, the World Super Lightweight Championship.

Nakanishi formed an idol group called Kiss no Sekai with fellow AJW youths Nanae Takahashi, Miho Wakizawa and other AJW kids in 2000. Later, the group recorded and released a musical album together. Nakanishi, Takahashi, and their team continued to work together in the ring. On July 16, 2000, they won AJW’s top tag title, the WWWA World Tag Team Championship. They defeated Las Cachorras Orientales. The title was lost to LCO by the team, NanaMomo after a six month reign. In 2001, Nakanishi won Japan’s Grand Prix. She then began to chase the All Pacific Championship. Nakanishi, a rare appearance by New Japan Pro Wrestling (a male promotion that normally does not have any female wrestling matches), teamed up with Kaoru Ito in a tag-team match at Tokyo Dome. They defeated Yumiko Hotta and Manami Toyota. NanaMomo won the WWWA World Tag Team Championship, beating Takako Inoue and Rumi Kazama. Nakanishi vacated her All Pacific Championship on September 8, 2002 to focus on the WWWA World Single Championship, which is the top title in AJW. She defeated Kaoru Ito, a larger wrestler, to win the WWWA World Single Championship. Tokyo Sports magazine named Nakanishi 2002 joshi wrestlers of the Year at the end. After a seven month reign at the top, Nakanishi was defeated by Ayako Hamada in the WWWA World Single Championship on May 11, 2003. This was the main event of AJW’s 35th anniversary celebration. Two months later, Nakanishi announced her resignation from AJW.

On March 19, 2011, Nakanishi, billed under her married name Momoe Oe, made her first professional wrestling appearance in six years, when she appeared at an Ice Ribbon event, which led to the promotion’s founder, Emi Sakura, challenging her to an exhibition match. The match took place two days later at Ice Ribbon March 2011 in Tokyo’s Korakuen Hall and ended in a 1–1 draw. Originally billed as a three-minute exhibition match, the match ended up lasting closer to five minutes, with Oe winning the first fall with her signature finishing maneuver, the Momo☆Latch, before being pinned for the draw with a la magistral. After the time-limit had already expired, Nakanishi pinned Sakura for another three count with a bridging German suplex.

Height, Weight & Body Measurements

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Facts & Trivia

Momoe Ranked on the list of most popular Professional Wrestler. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Japan. Momoe Nakanishi celebrates birthday on July 7 of every year.