PROGRESS Wrestling Chapter 177: My Own Destiny went down on February 23rd, 2025, at the Electric Ballroom in London, England. The event was streamed live on TrillerTV+, letting fans around the world catch all the action. A huge highlight of the night was Meiko Satomura making her final appearance in the UK before retiring.
Known for her incredible talent and hard-hitting style, former PROGRESS Women’s Champion Satomura’s farewell added significance, and the main event to the show alongside Rhio – a perfect pick for the final match up. Fans packed the Electric Ballroom to give her a proper send-off at Chapter 177.
PROGRESS Wrestling Chapter 177: My Own Destiny Results:
- Sunshine Machine def. Sanity
- Nico Angelo def. Kid Lykos II by DQ
- Proetheus Title Top Rope Finisher Match: Simon Miller def. Will Kroos
- Man Like DeReiss def. Miles Kayman
- PROGRESS World Title No DQ: Luke Jacobs (c) def. Tate Mayfairs
- PROGRESS Women’s Title #1 Contendership Four Way Match: Rayne Leverkusen def. Alexxis Falcon and Lana Austin and Session Moth Martina
- PROGRESS Women’s Title Match: Nina Samuels (c) def. Rayne Leverkusen
- PROGRESS Tag Team Title Match: Smokin’ Aces (Charlie Sterling & Nick Riley) (c) def. Aigle Blanc & Kuro
- Meiko Satomura def. Rhio
The former Progress Women’s Champion is set to wrestle her final match on April 29, with Sendai Girls’ Pro Wrestling revealing a graphic for a show titled ‘Satomura The Final’ on that date. Although Satomura has competed in other promotions during her retirement tour, including this show at Chapter 177, she is still listed as an NXT talent on WWE’s official roster.
With rumors circulating about the possibility of Satomura having one last WWE match, a new report suggests that the international star is finished wrestling for the company. According to Fightful Select, sources within NXT believe Satomura’s house show match against Bayley marked her ‘WWE farewell’ ahead of her retirement. Satomura famously challenged Bayley for the WWE Women’s Championship during a July 27, 2024, house show in Tokyo, Japan, which was announced shortly after Satomura initially revealed her retirement plans.
