Talk:Queen's Quest

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Leo Onozuki was not a founding member with Io Shirai, Reo Hazuki was. She got drafted into the group in 2019. In 2018 Leo was a member of JAN.

Neither Jamie Hayter nor JKGreeeen were not a part of QQ. Might as well say Mayu Iwatani was as well, since she & Io reformed as Thunder Rock a few times before Io left.

75.83.191.193 (talk) 06:35, 13 June 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Leadership of Utami Hayashishita and JKGreen

While it is true, that the main focus in Queens Quest shifted more towards Utami Hayashishita Momo Watanabe never ever lost her leadership position to Utami Hayashishita.

The Stardom Roster Page, the Stardom Profile of Momo Watanabe, as well as both promotional material and in storyline statements by Utami Hayashsishita make it clear that she is not the leader, but Momo Watanabe is. This is the same case as it was with Bea Priestley technically outranking Watanabe during Priestleys run as Red Belt Champion. Having that belt and more focus on Utami doesn't mean she is the leader of Queen's Quest.

I would kindly ask that this gets changed to reflect who really is the leader of Queens Quest. Which is not Utami Hayashishita, but Momo Watanabe.

Sources: 1. Order of members on https://wwr-stardom.com/fighters/ 2. Utami Hayashishitas in-ring promo after defeating Momo Watanabe, where she acknowledged Momo Watanabe as their leader. 3. Utami and Saya Kamitani asking permission on formin AphroditE 4. 5StarGP 2021: Momo Watanabe vs. Mayu Iwatani was billed as a battle of unit leaders. Also at the press conference Momo was refered to multiple times as the leader of Queens Quest and continues to refer to herself as that in is refered to as such by all the official Stardom channels.

JKGReen was never associated to Queen's Quest! On the contrary! Io Shirai made it perfectly clear when Momo Watanabe joined the stable, that Momo would have to burn all bridges to previous partners and friends. Which she did! So JKGreeen was never an associated act but had to die for QQ to be born.

87.156.75.179 (talk) 12:07, 27 August 2021 (UTC)[reply]