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Jaguar Yokota
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Jaguar Yokota is a two time former WWWA champion, the first title reign began on Feb 25, 1981 defeating Jackie Sato, Yokota was only 19 at the time. La Galactica unseated Yokota on May 7, 1983. Yokota would go on to regain the title from Galactica on June 1, 1983 and ultimately retire as champion in December 1985. Yokota remained retired, working as the AJW trainer, training most of the current top-level wrestlers in AJW, until November 1994 when she returned and went on to form Jd'. Jaguar retired on December 26, 1998 after losing to Devil Masami.
Career Title History
- January 4 1980 - Defeated Chino Sato to become the first AJW Junior champion. Vacated the title in August 1980.
- December 15 1980 - Defeated Nancy Kumi to become the inaugural AJW Singles champion. Vacated it on March 7 1981.
- December 17 1980 - With Ayumi Hori, defeated Nancy Kumi & Lucy Kayama to win the WWWA World Tag Team Titles. Vacate the titles on January 4 1981 so Yokota can make a run for the WWWA Singles title.
- February 25 1981 - Defeated Jackie Sato to win the WWWA World Singles title. Lost the title on May 7 1983 to La Galactica.
- April 23 1981 - With Hitomi Okumura, won the NWA International tag team titles, defeating Joyce Grable and Judy Martin. Titles later abandoned.
- June 1 1983 - Defeated La Galactica to win the WWWA World Singles title. Retired as champion in December 1985.
- September 17 1984 - Defeated La Galactica (Panterita Suerna) to win the UWA Womens Title. Lost the title on April 14 1985 to Lola Gonzales.
- October 22 1997 - Defeated Lioness Asuka to win the TWF World title. Lost the title on January 11 1998 to Lioness Asuka.
- February 1 1998 - With Yuko Kosugi, won the TWF Tag Team titles defeating Cooga and Miyuki Sogabe. Titles later vacated.
Other Notes
- Runs the Jd' promotion.
- One of only four women to retire holding a title. The others were Megumi Kudoh, Lioness Asuka, and Mildred Burke.
- Starred in a photo book entitled 'Rose'.
- Jaguar vs. La Galactica on September 19 was named as the 1984 AJW Match of the Year.
- Inducted into the All Japan Womens Hall of Fame on November 29, 1998