Barbed Wire Deathmatch

Match Format Victory by pinfall or submission. If a wrestler goes outside the ring, they must return within a 10-second count.

Deathmatch Rules 6 to 8 barbed wire boards are installed around the arena. Barbed wire boards can be detached and used freely as weapons. Usage of hardcore weapons like chairs and tables is permitted. No disqualifications or count-outs.

Special Rules 'Damage Points' can be accumulated every time an opponent is thrown into the barbed wire, or it can be used simply as a visual element. The final victory must be decided by pinfall or submission.

Deathmatch

A Deathmatch is a special match type that emphasizes a rougher and more intense atmosphere than standard professional wrestling. Beyond simple technical exchanges, wrestlers use various props and specialized environments to overpower their opponents. Items such as chairs, tables, ladders, chains, ropes, and trash cans can appear, and obstacles may be set up around the ring depending on the match stipulation. Wrestlers use these props not just as decoration, but as essential elements for offense, defense, and shifting the momentum of the match. Deathmatches are also characterized by rules with a high degree of freedom. The fight can continue outside the ring, and depending on the format, specific props may be permitted or unique victory conditions applied. For example, winners are decided by pinfall, submission, or special methods according to specific rules. The appeal of women's deathmatches lies not only in the intense action but also in the character contrasts. A normally cute and bright wrestler might show a bold and ruthless side during a match, or a cold-looking wrestler might display an unyielding spirit, maximizing each performer's individuality. Key Props Steel Chairs Tables Ladders Chains Trash Cans Kendo Sticks Various Special Match Obstacles Match Format Free-form matches where prop usage is permitted Fewer restrictions and more intense confrontations than standard matches Exchanges that continue outside the ring Matches utilizing special environments and obstacles Victory decided by set conditions like pinfall or submission Different special rules can be applied to each match At its core, a Deathmatch is a style of wrestling that showcases a wrestler's tenacity—"enduring harsher conditions than the opponent and never giving up until the end."