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#1 ·
About time we made a Puro thread seeing as there's an Indy one and it deserves a seperate thread. You can use this to discuss any Puro matches or shows, past or present.

I've just finished this awesome set so I may as well get the thread up and running with some ratings for it.


ivp's Top 25 Matches in NOAH History

Disc 1

25. Jushin 'Thunder' Liger & Koji Kanemoto vs. Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi - January 26th 2003 - Kobe World Hall
***1/2

24. Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa vs. Naomichi Marufuji & KENTA - April 25th 2004 - Tokyo Nippon Budokan
****1/2+

23. Jushin 'Thunder' Liger vs. Makoto Hashi - March 6th 2004 - Tokyo Nippon Budokan
***3/4

Disc 2

22. Kenta Kobashi vs. Minoru Suzuki - January 8th 2005 - Tokyo Nippon Budokan
***3/4

21. Jun Akiyama & Takeshi Rikio vs. Takeshi Morishima & Muhammad Yone - April 1st 2007 - Tokyo Korakuen Hall
****1/4

20. Naomichi Marufuji & Minoru Suzuki vs. Makoto Hashi & Jun Akiyama - July 18th 2005 - Tokyo Dome
****

19. Jun Akiyama & Takeshi Rikio vs. Yoshihiro Takayama & Takashi Sugiura - April 28th 2007 - Tokyo Nippon Budokan
***3/4

Disc 3

18. Kenta Kobashi & Yoshihiro Takayama vs. Jun Akiyama & Mitsuharu Misawa - December 2nd 2007 - Tokyo Nippon Budokan
****1/4

17. Akira Taue vs. Yuji Nagata - June 6th 2003 - Tokyo Nippon Budokan
***1/2

16. Naomichi Marufuji & KENTA vs. Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Makoto Hashi - September 12th 2003 - Tokyo Nippon Budokan
****1/4

Disc 4

15. Jun Akiyama & Akitoshi Saito vs. Kenta Kobashi & Tamon Honda - June 6th 2003 - Tokyo Nippon Budokan
****1/4

14. Naomichi Marufuji & KENTA vs. Juventud Guerrera & Ricky Marvin - November 1st 2003 - Tokyo Nippon Budokan
****1/4

Disc 5

13. Naomichi Marufuji & KENTA vs. Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Takashi Sugiura - June 5th 2005 - Sapporo Media Park Spica
****1/2

12. Takeshi Rikio & Takeshi Morishima vs. Naomichi Marufuji & KENTA - July 16th 2006 - Tokyo Nippon Budokan
****1/2

11. KENTA vs. SUWA - September 18th 2005 - Tokyo Nippon Budokan
****1/4

Disc 6

10. Kenta Kobashi vs. Akira Taue - September 10th 2004 - Tokyo Nippon Budokan
****1/2

9. Kenta Kobashi & Kentaro Shiga vs. Jun Akiyama & Akitoshi Saito - 19th October 2002 - Tokyo Korakuen Hall
****

8. Naomichi Marufuji vs. KENTA - October 29th 2006 - Tokyo Nippon Budokan
****3/4+

Disc 7

7. Naomichi Marufuji & KENTA vs. Jushin 'Thunder' Liger & Takehiro Muruhama - July 16th 2003 - Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium
****1/2

6. Kenta Kobashi vs. Tamon Honda - April 13th 2003 - Tokyo Ariake Colosseum
****1/2

BONUS Kenta Kobashi vs Jun Akiyama - December 23rd 2000 - Tokyo Ariake Colosseum
****3/4

Disc 8

5. Kenta Kobashi vs. Yoshihiro Takayama - April 25th 2004 - Tokyo Nippon Budokan
****1/2

4. Kenta Kobashi vs. Jun Akiyama - July 10th 2004 - Tokyo Dome
****3/4

Disc 9

3. Mitsuharu Misawa vs. Kenta Kobashi - March 1st 2003 - Tokyo Nippon Budokan
*****

2. Kenta Kobashi & Go Shiosaki vs. Kensuke Sasaki & Katsuhiko Nakajima - November 5th 2005 - Tokyo Nippon Budokan
*****

1. Kenta Kobashi vs. Kensuke Sasaki - July 18th 2005 - Tokyo Dome
*****

Overall:
Absolutely amazing comp. Perfect for any new NOAH fans with an insane amount of brilliant matches.
 
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#769 ·
NJPW Wrestle Kingdom III 4-01-09 in Tokyo Dome:

1. Wrestle Kingdom Grand Opening VIENTO DORADO
Mistico, Ryusuke Taguchi & Prince Devitt vs. Averno, Jado & Gedo - ** ¼.
2. Jushin Thunder Liger 20th Anniversary Match
Jushin Thunder Liger & Takuma Sano Pro Wrestling vs. Wataru Inoue & Koji Kanemoto - * ½.
3. IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Tag Team Title ~Tread on!!~:
Yujiro & Tetsuya Naito (c) vs. Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin - *** ¼.
4. IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Title ~Ballistic interception~:
Low Ki (c) vs. Tiger Mask IV - *** ¼.
5. Fighting Holdings Competition:
Riki Choshu, Masahiro Chono, Kurt Angle & Kevin Nash vs. Giant Bernard, Takashi Iizuka, Tomohiro Ishii & Karl Anderson - * ¾.
6. AWA World Heavyweight Title ~Crusade for Justice~:
Yuji Nagata (c) vs. Masato Tanaka - *** ¾.
7. New Japan vs. NOAH Battle Tendencies ~the invasion~:
Manabu Nakanishi vs. Jun Akiyama - *** ¼.
8. IWGP Tag Team Title - Hardcore Rules:
Togi Makabe & Toru Yano (c) vs. "Team 3D" Brother Ray & Brother Devon - * ¾.
9. New Japan vs. NOAH Battle Tendencies ~the encounter~:
Shinsuke Nakamura & Hirooki Goto vs. Mitsuharu Misawa & Takashi Sugiura - ****+.
10. IWGP Heavyweight Title:
Keiji Muto (c) vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi - *** ¾.

Nice show, just like this years WK IV.
 
#771 ·
I thought it was good, but not great. If I remember, the match was kinda disjointed since Marufuji was hitting all his usual over-the-top spots and it seemed like Kawada either didn't know 'Fuji's offense or just didn't give a damn and no-sold it anyway.

The finish was pretty fun though - I guess if I was giving snowflakes it would be around the ***1/4 - ***3/4 range from what I remember.
 
#776 · (Edited)
Results for June 1st, 2010!

I will see how this goes for the time being, but I will try and post the daily results, news, and cards for many puroresu promotions here on this thread, so check back daily to see the current happenings.

NOAH "NAVIGATION WITH BREEZE 2010", 6/1/2010
鴨池ドーム Kamoike Dome
800 Spectators​

1. Akitoshi Saito vs. Masao Inoue
2. Takuma Sano & Yoshinari Ogawa vs. Akira Taue & Ricky Marvin
3. Go Shiozaki & Taiji Ishimori vs. Bison Smith & Jason Jones
4. Kensuke Sasaki, Takeshi Morishima & Kento Miyahara vs. Mohammed Yone, Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Genba Hirayanagi
5. Jun Akiyama & Atsushi Aoki vs. Keith Walker & Bobby Fish
6. Takashi Sugiura, Naomichi Marufuji & Shuhei Taniguchi vs. Yoshihiro Takayama, Yutaka Yoshie & Yuto Aijima

1. Akitoshi Saito defeated Masao Inoue (10:23) after the Sickle of Death.
2. Takuma Sano & Yoshinari Ogawa defeated Akira Taue & Ricky Marvin (15:03) after Sano pinned Marvin following the Northern Light Bomb.
3. Go Shiozaki & Taiji Ishimori defeated Bison Smith & Jason Jones (13:56) with a La Magistral.
4. Kensuke Sasaki, Takeshi Morishima & Kento Miyahara defeated Mohammed Yone, Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Genba Hirayanagi(16:57) after Morishima pinned Hirayanagi following the Backdrop driver.
5. Jun Akiyama & Atsushi Aoki defeated Keith Walker & Bobby Fish (16:27) after Aoki submitted Fish with a Cross Knee Hold.
6. Takashi Sugiura, Naomichi Marufuji & Shuhei Taniguchi defeated Yoshihiro Takayama, Yutaka Yoshie & Yuto Aijima (21:34) after Taniguchi pinned Aijima with a German Suplex.
In NOAH related news:
It seems Takeshi Rikioh may be out of the June 19th NJPW show where he was set to face off against Toghi Makabe for the IWGP belt.
It appears he is suffering from a cervical herniated disc in his lower back. No other announcement has been made at this time, but just when you thought NOAH already had enough injuries to deal with, out of nowhere, another wrestler is out of action.



Osaka Pro-Wrestling “Osaka HAPPY WEEKDAY”, 6/1/2010
Osaka Minami Move On Arena
32 Spectators​

1. Atsushi Kotoge vs. Kushinbo Kamen
2. Tadasuke vs. Ebessan
3. 3Way Match: Billyken Kid vs. Asian Cooger vs. Kanjyuro Matsuyama

1. Atsushi Kotoge defeated Kushinbo Kamen (8:51) with a Moonsault Press.
2. Tadasuke defeated Ebessan (6:15) Datsui Nakani Obie Trice.
3. 3WAY Match: Billyken Kid defeated Kanjyuro Matsuyama & Asian Cooger (12:03) after Billyken pinned Matsuyama following the Koumori Tsuri Otoshi (Cross Leg Over the shoulder belly to back piledriver).
 
#780 ·
We got into a good discussion on the fact of who could face Makabe, and yet still draw for NJPW.

NOAH is sort of in a lose disadvantage if they send anyone else in... They could send in Morishima, Taniguchi, and or Shiozaki, but that is going to hurt NOAH more than help them if they do it... Sano, Saito, and Yone could take the fall, but can they sell tickets not as well as the others... Akiyama and or Takayama could be a great choice, but if they have to lay down it Makabe, yet again that hurts NOAH...
The only other option would be for someone in NJ to face Makabe, but yet again most of the key players are already booked. It seems it will nonetheless be a NOAH guy against Makabe, but in the end it is all a factor of drawing power for the PPV/Ticket Sales.
 
#782 · (Edited)
NOAH and Osaka Pro Results for June 2nd, 2010!

NOAH "NAVIGATION with BREEZE", 6/2/2010 (Wednesday)
Kumamoto Hungnam Hall
1,600 people (full)​

1. Akira Taue vs. Masao Inoue
2. Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Bobby Fish vs. Naomichi Marufuji & Jason Jones
3. Jun Akiyama, Takuma Sano & Atsushi Aoki vs. Mohammed Yone, Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Genba Hirayanagi
4. Takashi Sugiura & Shuhei Taniguchi vs. Yoshihiro Takayama & Taiji Ishimori
5. Bison Smith & Keith Walker vs. Yutaka Yoshie & Yuto Aijima (18:55) after Walker pinned Aijima with the Walker Bomb.
6. Go Shiozaki, Akitoshi Saito & Yoshinari Ogawa vs. Kensuke Sasaki, Takeshi Morishima & Takashi Okita

1. Akira Taue defeated Masao Inoue (9:42) with a Roll-up Pin.
2. Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Bobby Fish defeated Naomichi Marufuji & Jason Jones (14:26) after Fish pinned Jones with a Falcon Arrow.
3. Jun Akiyama, Takuma Sano & Atsushi Aoki defeated Mohammed Yone, Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Genba Hirayanagi (18:34) after Sano pinned Hirayanagi following the Northern Lights Bomb.
4. Takashi Sugiura & Shuhei Taniguchi defeated Yoshihiro Takayama & Taiji Ishimori (14:36) after Taniguchi pinned Ishimori with the Fisherman's Clutch to German Suplex Hold.
5. Bison Smith & Keith Walker defeated Yutaka Yoshie & Yuto Aijima (18:55) after Walker pinned Aijima with the Walker Bomb.
6. Go Shiozaki, Akitoshi Saito & Yoshinari Ogawa defeated Kensuke Sasaki, Takeshi Morishima & Takashi Okita (23:54) after Shiozaki pinned Okita following a Short Arm Lariat.

Updated 6/6 Card:

1. Akira Taue & Genba Hirayanagi vs. Masao Inoue & Jason Jones
2. Taiji Ishimori & Ricky Marvin vs. Takuma Sano & Kento Miyahara
3. Mohammed Yone vs. Bobby Fish
4. Jun Akiyama & Yoshinari Ogawa vs. Tamon Honda & Yoshinobu Kanemaru
5. Yoshihiro Takayma, Akitoshi Saito & Yutaka Yoshie vs. Kensuke Sasaki, Takeshi Morishima & Takashi Okita
6. KENTA's Return Match ~ GHC Jr. Heavyweight Title #1 Contendership Match: KENTA vs. Naomichi Marufuji
7. GHC Tag Team Title Match: Bison Smith & Keith Walker (c) vs. Takashi Sugiura & Shuhei Taniguchi

~ Tamon Honda will replace Rikio in the 4th match.


Osaka Pro-Wrestling “Osaka HAPPY WEEKDAY”, 6/2/2010
Osaka Minami Move On Arena
61 Spectators​

1. Tigers Mask vs. Takoyakida
2. Tadasuke vs. Kuishinbo Kamen
3. 2Way Match: Billyken Kid vs. Daisuke Harada vs. Kanjuro Matsuyama

1. Takoyakida beat Tigers Mask (5:16) after Tigers used a Weapon Use which led to a DQ.
2. Tadasuke defeated Kuishinbo Kamen (7:27) with the 2Pac.
3. 3WAY Match: Billyken Kid defeated Kanjyuro Matsuyama & Daisuke Harada (10:44) after he pinned Matsuyama with the La Espalda.

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All Japan Pro Wrestling 全日本プロレス「CROSS OVER 2010」

July 1st

Shuji Kondo and Hiroshi Yamato have been given the opportunity win the All Asia Tag Team Belts as they are to go up against the current champions TARU and Big Daddy Voodoo on July 1st.

July 2nd

On July 2nd, Kaz Hayashi, who has been running rampant in All Japan as the unbeatable Junior Heavyweight Champion, is set for his 13th Title Defense. It has been announced that he will face none other than the the man who held the title throughout part of 2005 TAKA Michinoku!

Also announced for the July 2nd show is a new concept. I will have more news on this later as I learn more about it myself.
<New Generation Army vs. Nonpartisan army vs. Voodoo Murders confronting six major singles matches>
Heavyweight four players each unit ※ (a total of 12 players),single match battles.
On June 20, a public lottery will determine the card.

4 Voodoo Murders vs. 4 New Generation vs. 4 Bipartisan (non-party affiliated)

which breaks down to this...

new generation 1 vs. 3 Bipartisan
new generation 2 vs. 4 Bipartisan
Bipartisan 1 vs. 3 Voodoo
Bipartisan 2 vs. 4 Voodoo
Voodoo 1 vs. 3 New Generation
Voodoo 2 vs. 4 New Generation

7月4日(日)July 4th, 2010.

It has also been announced that since Mutoh & Funaki are unable to defend the titles, due to Mutoh out with injury, that the AJPW Unified World Tag Team Championship belts will be put on the line with Taiyo Kea and Akebono going up against the team of Suwama and Ryota Hama!

The Main event for the show has been announced that Minoru Suzuki will be defending the Triple Crown against Masayuki Kono!
 
#783 ·
6/6 Korakuen Hall (Attendance: 2100)

7th Match: GHC Heavyweight Tag Team Title Match 60 min Time Limit
Bison SMITH & Keith WALKER (Champion Team) (W) vs. Takashi SUGIURA & Shuhei TANIGUCHI (Challenger Team) (L)
@27 min 43 sec. SMITH beat TANIGUCHI by BISON-TENIEL / PIN.
Team of SMITH & WALKER successfully defended their title for the first time.

6th Match: GHC Jr. Heavyweight Challenger determination Match (No Time Limit)
Naomichi MARUFUJI (W) vs. KENTA (L)
@26 min 51 sec. MARUFUJI beat KENTA by TIGER-FLOWSION / PIN.

5th Match: 6 man Tag Match 45 min Time Limit
Yoshihiro TAKAYAMA, Akitoshi SAITO & Yutaka YOSHIE (W) vs.
Kensuke SASAKI, Takeshi MORISHIMA & Takashi OKITA (L)
@13 min 33 sec. YOSHIE beat OKITA by DIVING-BODY-PRESS / PIN.

4th Match: Tag Match 30 min Time Limit
Jun AKIYAMA & Yoshinari OGAWA (W) vs. Tamon HONDA & Yoshinobu KANEMARU (L)
@11 min 56 sec. OGAWA beat HONDA by Modified SIDE-ROLLING-CRADLE.

3rd Match: Singles Match 30 min Time Limit
Muhammad YONE (W) vs. Bobby FISH (L)
@5 min 50 sec. YONE beat FISH by KINNIKU-BUSTER / PIN.

2nd Match Tag Match 30 min Time Limit
Taiji ISHIMORI & Ricky MARVIN (W) vs. Takuma SANO & Kento MIYAHARA (L)
@11 min 33 sec. ISHIMORI beat MIYAHARA byMEXICAN-ROLL.

1st Match: Tag Match 20 min Time Limit
Akira TAUE & Genba HIRAYANAGI (W) vs. Masao INOUE & Jason JONES (L)
@11 min 48 sec. HIRAYANAGI beat JONES by GENBA-CLUTCH.
 
#784 ·
Naomichi Marufuji gets his GHC Jr Title opportunity against Yoshinobu Kanemaru on July 10th!

Personally I am a fan of Marufuji, so for all you potential haters out there.... just keep hating the best, lol.


On the serious not though, do you guys think that Marufuji could add another belt with his IWGP Jr.?
I mean Kanemaru has had an almost non-existent reign, almost to the point that I could have forgotten they even had the title... It was cool that he won it, but he has not done much with the reign. That is why I suspect Maru to get back the title and hold it unto they have KENTA defeat him for it in a few months down the line, when KENTA is at 110%.
 
#785 ·
To be honest I didn't even remember Kanemaru picked it up? When did that happen?

I think Marufuji could get a second belt, I don't see it happening here, I still think once KENTA returns they will try him as a heavyweight again.
 
#788 · (Edited)
To be honest I didn't even remember Kanemaru picked it up? When did that happen?
Kanemaru won the title in a Jr. Tournament that NOAH had soon after KENTA got injured, so around the end of October of last year.

NOAH has been in a low state since Misawa has been gone. There is no question of the company suffering at this time, with injuries abound. With that known, NOAH has not had too many junior contenders that are healthy or pushing them as a real single contenders.
Kanemaru has only defended the title twice since winning it. I remember him facing Taiji Ishimori in March and Delirious in April, so he has not been defending the title as a real champion.

I was hoping for some more to come from NOAH after Kanemaru won, I mean they had a small Jr. Heavyweight League to crown him as champ, by beating Liger in the finals nonetheless, but that was the only height of his reign.

I forgot to add this to my earlier post, but Daisuke Ikeda returns to NOAH on June 13th!

Yoshihiro Takayama, Minoru Suzuki & KENTA vs. Mohammed Yone, Makoto Hashi & Daisuke Ikeda
 
#789 ·
With KENTA and Koataro getting injured, and Marufuji focusing on defending the IWGP Jr. Heavyweight title, NOAH's junior division has been damn near dead for the past 9 months. Hell, the jr. tag titles haven't even been defended by Marvin & Ishimori since they won the titles months ago.

NOAH is in rough shape right now due to 1 major thing: Fans not getting behind new stars. They've tried making stars in Rikioh, Morishima, and Shiozaki. They all suffered from poorly booked reigns that made it hard for the fans to get behind them, and once they saw that the fans didn't care, they pulled the plug on them and they haven't been the same since.

They've been doing better with Sugiura, but if he drops the belt to Takayama, than I'm done with the comapny. I like Takayama, but if they short-change another guy, I'm done with a company that can't get its shit together.
 
#790 ·
I miss Morishima being awesome. The only worthwile names that NOAH have made succesfully are KENTA and Marufuji. They've had great oppurtunities with other guys but either bombed with it or just never got behind it. Now all the All Japan guys are more or less done they're stuck in a rut because of the mistakes they made in previous years. Shame, I used to really enjoy NOAH.
 
#792 ·
Akiyama has been on fire since the start of the Global League tournament, he's got some of the old fire, but there was some confusion as at one point aparently Akiyama said that if he didn't win the Global League, he'd retire. He didn't win and he didn't retire. So who knows what is going on.

Word is that this could be Akiyama's last year, so who knows what will happen with him.
 
#793 ·
If anything, maybe Akiyama can pull a play out of Kojima's book and step out as a freelancer?
I am hoping that Akiyama is not going to retire by the end of this year... I mean he still has a few years left to have a good run if he wanted one. I am all for the new generation to finally get the break they need, but I am also not wanting to see NOAH plummet to oblivion due to all the originals disappearing without giving the young the proper pushes that they need.

Plus, I think the world still needs to see a bit more Exploders and Kicks to the Face kicks of cocky/over confident opponents, lol.
 
#796 ·
Dragon Gate Results and News for June 10th, 2010!

Well with the BOSJ taking place I have really been slacking off on everything else, so here is what has been happening in Dragon Gate.

Dragon Gate "THE GATE OF MAXIMUM", 6/5/2010 (Mon)
Aichi, House of Tsushima
800 Spectators​

1. "K-neSuka" K-ness & Susumu Yokosuka defeated Yasushi Kanda & Kzy (11:15) after Yokosuka pinned KZy following the Mugan (Straight Jacket Gutwrench Powerbomb hold to DDT).
2. Cyber Kong defeated Naoki Tanisaki (9:21) with the Pineapple Hold.
3. Shingo Takagi defeated PAC (11:23) with the E.V.O. (yes, the E.V.O.)
4. Ryo Saito & Gamma defeated YAMATO & KAGETORA (14:02) after Gamma pinned KAGETORA following the Gamma Special.
5. Naruki Doi, Masato Yoshino & BxB Hulk defeated Masaaki Mochizuki, Dragon Kid & Anthony W. Mori (17:11) after Yoshino pinned Mori following the Lightning Spiral.

~ It seems that Shingo and his KAMIKAZE team are up to something against WORLD-1. I think this just may just be the beginning of something more that is coming...

Dragon Gate "THE GATE OF MAXIMUM", 6/6/2010 (Tues)
Tsuruga, Fukui, New Sun Pier Tsuruga
650 Spectators​

1. Ryo Saito & Gamma defeated BxB Hulk & PAC (13:37) after Saito pinned PAC following the Double Cross (Straight Jacket Piledriver).
2. Don Fujii defeated Mark Haskins (7:48) with the Triangle Scorpion.
3. Masaaki Mochizuki defeated KAGETORA (11:34) with the Twister (Brainbuster).
4. "K-neSuka" K-ness & Susumu Yokosuka defeated Dragon Kid, Genki Horiguchi (15:00) after K-ness submitted Horiguchi with the Aoki Hikari.
5. YAMATO, Shingo Takagi & Cyber Kong defeated Naruki Doi, Masato Yoshino & Naoki Tanisaki (20:43) after Shingo pinned Tanisaki following the Double Impact.


~ CIMA claimed himself a belt in Mexico on June 6th, when he defeated Dr. Cerebro in IWRG to become the Welterweight Champion.


Dragon Gate "THE GATE OF MAXIMUM", 6/10/2010 (Thurs)
Korakuen Hall in Tokyo​

0. Kotoka vs. Super Shenlong (10:00) Time Limit Draw.
1. Dragon Kid's right to message Hashi's Man-boobs: Naruki Doi, PAC & Mark Haskins defeated Ryo Saito, Dragon Kid & Makoto Hashi (11:52) after PAC pinned Hashi with the 360 Shooting Star Press.
2. Masaaki Mochizuki & Don Fujii defeated Yasushi Kanda & Kenichiro Arai (6:54) after Fujii pinned Kanda with the Nice German.
3. Masato Yoshino & BxB Hulk defeated Takuya Sugawara & Kzy (11:30) after Yosshino pinned Kzy following the Lightning Spiral.
4. K-ness defeated Naoki Tanisaki (11:59) following the Darkness Buster.
5. Susumu Yokosuka defeated Cyber Kong (15:11) following the Jumbo no Kachi!
6. Open the Triangle Gate: CIMA, Gamma & Genki Horiguchi (c) defeated YAMATO, Shingo Takagi & KAGETORA (21:53) after Horiguchi pinned KAGETORA with the Backslide from Heaven.
*WARRIORS successful V1 Defense.


~ It seems a big battle is being set to take place between the WARRIORS, WORLD-1, and KAMIKAZE and it may be leading into the next Korakuen Hall show next month.
~ Alright for those of you who do not know the story of Dragon Kid and pretty much everyone in WORLD-1 obsession with man-boobs, it is probably better that you don't, lmao. Alright, well this match was for Dragon Kid to earn the right to touch Hashi's boobs as much as he wants. Pretty awkward stuff if you ask me, but it is all for a good laugh right :p. Well Kid lost and everyone else, but Kid, got to be a part of the molestation of Hashi.


 
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