Tequila Saya

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Tequila Saya (born January 19, 1984) is a Japanese retired professional wrestler. She is best known for her work with Ice Ribbon and Oz Academy, and she also wrestled as a freelancer across many Japanese promotions.

Birthplace and basics
- Born in Hakodate, Hokkaido, Japan
- Height: 157 cm (5 ft 2 in); Weight: 50 kg (110 lb)
- Trained by Chiharu Ōno
- Debuted in 2016; retired in 2019

Career highlights
- Ice Ribbon and Oz Academy mainstays, plus many freelance appearances in the Japanese indie scene
- December 15, 2016: Participated in a nine-person battle royal at Wave’s Young OH! OH! The Final, alongside wrestlers like Asuka, Maika Ozaki, Konami, and Mochi Miyagi
- May 7, 2017: Teamed with Maruko Nagasaki in a loss to Azure Revolution at SKIP Beat Kawaguchi Vol. 3 (All Japan Pro Wrestling)
- November 3, 2017: At Manami Toyota’s retirement show (Oz Academy), competed in a gauntlet match and was the first to defeat Toyota
- November 18, 2018: At ZERO1/Super Fireworks Hiroshima, challenged for the Blast Queen Championship but did not win
- December 24, 2019: Sold-out freelance appearance at Gake No Fuchi Joshi Pro Wrestling, teaming with Sanshiro Takagi to defeat Miyako Matsumoto and Jiro Kuroshio in an intergender tag

Ice Ribbon era highlights
- February 13, 2016: Professional debut at New Ice Ribbon #708, time-limit draw against Yuuka in an exhibition match
- Teamed with Giulia as Burning Raw; July 15, 2019 at New Ice Ribbon #971, won the International Ribbon Tag Team Championship by defeating Maya Yukihi and Risa Sera
- December 31, 2019: Retired in a 45-person gauntlet match at RibbonMania (New Ice Ribbon #1013), facing many notable opponents
- After retirement, occasionally appears in Ice Ribbon’s P’s Party events; most recently on November 17, 2021, in a 16-person gauntlet won by Rina Yamashita

Other promotions
- October 22, 2019: Competed for Big Japan Pro Wrestling (BJW) in a Beer Garden Match, teaming with Suzu Suzuki in a loss to Ayumi Hayashi and Tsukasa Fujimoto

Tequila Saya’s career was short but active, known for her work in Ice Ribbon and Oz Academy, and for competing across many Japanese promotions as a freelance wrestler.