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Post by Red Dragon on Dec 16, 2011 14:05:13 GMT -5
Hell yeah, Dragon off to a good start. Can't wait for some of his matches esp against Ibushi and Fujita. No detail on the matches? Thats a shame, I'm sure you'll make up for it. Keep this up (I know you will)
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Post by Deleted on Dec 17, 2011 4:53:46 GMT -5
Hell yeah, Dragon off to a good start. Can't wait for some of his matches esp against Ibushi and Fujita. No detail on the matches? Thats a shame, I'm sure you'll make up for it. Keep this up (I know you will) I typically don't do huge details for tournaments, due to the sheer amount of shows there are, and the number of random matches there's nothing to talk about, but I'll try as the tournament goes on.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 18, 2011 3:05:18 GMT -5
Mercennario Talks Staying In Japan, Stable With BURN, and The Future
- We recently caught up with Mercennario, the rookie gaijin that is rocketing his way up the ranks in GATTACA: PRO. Fresh off his first pinfall victory, and his joining of Justin Tyger’s stable BURN, Mercennario is raising eyebrows and catching everyone’s attention here in GATTACA: PRO. We asked Mercennario a few questions about his stay in Japan, and the current rise he’s riding while he makes a name for himself in GATTACA: PRO:
Question: How have you enjoyed your stay in Japan and GATTACA: PRO? Mercennario: While I haven't been able to gain a singles victory, I think I've become a lot better. That was one of my main goals when I accepted to join this organization. Japanese fans have made me feel home, so it has been definitely a great experience so far, though there's still a lot in store for me, a bright future.
Q: You stated that Justin Tyger was one of your favorite wrestlers when you came to GATTACA: PRO. What was it like when Tyger personally invited you to his BURN group? M: He was and still is. Justin Tyger is the best GATTACA: PRO has to offer. I've always looked up to him as a wrestling role model, so the fact that he saw something in me to invite me and mentor me is a very unique opportunity that I sincerely never saw coming. I've tried my best but haven't been as successful as I'd like to be, but the fact that Tyger wanted me on his side makes me think otherwise.
Q: How was it to score you first pinfall victory over fellow gaijin, and now someone in your rival stable, Chris Brookes? M: That just shows my hard work. I'm not trying to be arrogant, but that is it. The fact that my BURN stablemates have shown faith in me, man, that has made me a better wrestler. I'm happy because not only I got my first win, but it was also a very important one.
Q: Do you feel there is any jealousy towards you from the other rookie gaijins who have been here longer, that you seem to be surpassing, as you now have a victory and are in a high profile stable? M: There will always be people that are jealous of someone's success, even if it's just one. Who could it be in this case? I wouldn't be able to tell you, but I'm sure that there are some guys that would love to be in the position I'm in currently.
Q: It was recently announced that you, Tyger, and Hafiz are going to TCW to participate in their Trios Tournament. Any nervousness going to America for the first time after being in Japan, and teaming with popular gaijins like Tyger and Hafiz? M: I'm not gonna lie, I do feel nervous. Japan has been great to me, but I love America. I'm not nervous about coming back, though. I'm nervous because that is just another chance for myself to prove that I deserve to be with Tyger and Hafiz. They know each other really well, and I think that they chose me over a lot of people for some reason, and trust me, I won't let them down
Q: HALO VI is nearing, the biggest show of the year for GATTACA: PRO. How will it affect you being in front of such a large crowd, on such a big stage to prove yourself on? M: It won't be an easy task, but this is what I came for. I want to become a better wrestler. I want to be one of the best Japan has ever seen, and HALO VI might be the start of my long journey to achieve what I want.
Q: What do you want to see yourself achieving while in Japan? What’s in the future for you? M: I want to hold singles gold, but more than everything, I dream with having a future match with Tyger on HALO. That has to be my last match on Japan.
Q: Thank you for your time, Mercennario. We wish you all the best wishes as you continue your career. M: Thanks a lot, and uh... Merry Christmas Mom and Dad
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GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 106 (GAORA TV) Osaka IMP Hall
1. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Katsuhiko Nakajima [2] defeated Chris Brookes [0] (8:41) with a R-15 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Fujita Jr. Hayato [2] defeated Satoshi Kajiwara [0] (12:15) with a Helm 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Akihiko Ito [4] defeated Shinya Ishikawa [0] (13:08) with a Diving Body Press 4. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Red Dragon [TCW] [4] defeated Kento Miyahara [0] (14:55) with a Red Dragon Driver 5. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Battle Of The Blocks: Hikaru Sato defeated Kentaro Shiga [FREE] (12:42) with a Backdrop Suplex 6. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Kota Ibushi [4] defeated Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] [0] (18:39) with a Phoenix Splash 7. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Ryuji Hijikata [3] vs. Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] [3] went to a Time Limit Draw - (30:00)
- The opening match saw Katsuhiko Nakajima score an easy win over gaijin Chris Brookes with a R-15 kick.
- Satoshi Kajiwara gave it all he had against Fujita Jr. Hayato, but it wasn't good enough, as he soon fell to Hayato and his Helm kick.
- In a fast paced, back and forth match, Akihiko Ito and Shinya Ishikawa impressed everyone. Ishikawa was gunning for his Missile Dropkick, but was cut off by Ito, who shoved him off the top rope, and quickly hit a Diving Body Press to win.
- Red Dragon continued his winning ways in the tournament, but it wasn't easy, as Kento Miyahara took him to the limit. Miyahara looked to have the match won, but Dragon revered out of a Northern Lights Suplex to hit a Red Dragon Driver get the win.
- In a Block vs. Block match, Hikaru Sato battled the veteran Kentaro Shiga, taking him out with a Backdrop Suplex, adding Shiga to the list of veterans he's beaten recently!
- Kota Ibushi and Makato Oishi went back and forth, both nearly finishing each other several times, but Ibushi got the advantage, hitting a Golden Star Bomb, before hitting a Phoenix Splash to take the victory!
- In a match of the ages, Ryuji Hijikata and legend Minoru Tanaka traded more kicks and submission attempts than could be counted. Neither man could gain a clear advantage the entire match, and as the time clocked down, the intensity picked up, as the two threw everything they had at each other. Hijikata caught Minoru with a Head Kick, before wrapping him up in a Cross Armbreaker. Hijikata wrenched it tighter... but the time ran out!
Block A: 1. Red Dragon [TCW] [4] - Kota Ibushi [4] 2. Hikaru Sato [2] - Fujita Jr. Hayato [2] 3. Satoshi Kajiwara [0] - Kento Miyahara [0] - Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] [0]
Block B: 1. Akihiko Ito [4] 2. Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] [3] - Ryuji Hijikata [3] 3. Katsuhiko Nakajima [2] 4. Chris Brookes [0] - Shinya Ishikawa [0] - Kentaro Shiga [FREE] [0]
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GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 107 (GAORA TV) Osaka Commercial Science Garden Gymnasium
1. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Ryuji Hijikata [5] defeated Chris Brookes [0] (10:59) with a Jumping Head Kick 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Hikaru Sato [4] defeated Satoshi Kajiwara [0] (11:34) with a Heel Hook 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] [6] defeated Shinya Ishikawa [0] (15:48) with a FIREBALL Splash 4. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Katsuhiko Nakajima [4] defeated Kentaro Shiga [FREE] [0] (10:42) with a Death Roll 5. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Battle Of The Blocks: Red Dragon [TCW] defeated Akihiko Ito (13:51) with a Red Dragon Driver 6. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Fujita Jr. Hayato [4] defeated Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] [0] (14:40) with a K.I.D 7. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Kota Ibushi [6] defeated Kento Miyahara [0] (14:57) with a Phoenix Splash
- In the opening match, we saw former Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Ryuji Hijikata pick up an easy win over the Prelude To DREAMS! gaijin Chris Brookes, cracking him with a hard Jumping Head Kick to win the match.
- Satoshi Kajiwara showed another valiant effort tonight, giving Hikaru Sato all he had, but Sato was too much for Kajiwara to handle, as Sato catch him with several kicks, before locking in a Heel Hook, causing Kajiwara to tap out to end the match.
- The legend Minoru Tanaka battle with the rising star Shinya Ishikawa, and was noticeably taken off guard by Ishikawa’s skill. Ishikawa kept Minoru reeling, giving him everything he had. Ishikawa nearly ended the match after a Diving Dropkick, but Minoru dodged it, before attacking Ishikawa and getting the advantage, hitting a FIREBALL Splash to finish off Ishikawa.
- The veteran Kentaro Shiga looked to gain some footing in this tournament, against Openweight Tag Team Champion Katsuhiko Nakajima. Shiga looked to be on his way to scoring some points, but it all fell apart when Nakajima hit a head kick from nowhere. Nakajima continued the assault, before hitting a Death Roll, covering Shiga to win!
- Red Dragon had a big match tonight, against the junior star Akihiko Ito. Ito held control for the opening moments of the match, but Dragon surprised everyone, taking Ito down, keeping him on the defensive. Dragon nearly finished the match there, but couldn’t keep Ito down, who slowly began to make a comeback, before he tossed Dragon to the outside. Ito followed, but Dragon was there to meet him, throwing huge punches and kicks, before he stood on the apron, dragging Ito with him, putting him on his shoulders, and hitting a Red Dragon Driver on the apron! Dragon pushed and pulled Ito away from the ropes, but by the time he did, Ito regained enough composure to kick out at two! Dragon quickly capitalized, hitting Ito with another Red Dragon Driver to win the match!
- K-DOJO’s Makoto Oishi battled against the first Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Fujita Jr. Hayato. The two went back and forth for the opening moments, before Hayato took control and kept it, wrapping Oishi in the K.I.D, wrenching it tighter, making Oishi tap out!
- In the main event, Kento Miyahara had a huge chance to score his first points, against the dominate Kota Ibushi. Ibushi seemed to be on the fast track of crushing the Openweight Tag Team Champion, but Miyahara surprised everyone, as he staged a huge comeback, backing Ibushi up, sending him reeling! Miyahara capitalized, hitting Ibushi with a number of kicks, and wrapped around Ibushi, hitting a Northern Lights Suplex… getting a two count! Miyahara attempted another, but Ibushi reversed it, hitting a DDT! Ibushi climbed to the top rope, but Miyahara met him there, fighting him off, and attempting a Northern Lights Suplex from the top… but Ibushi fought him off, knocking him off the ropes to the mat! Ibushi gathered himself, turning around and hitting a Phoenix Splash to win!
Block A: 1. Kota Ibushi [6] 2. Hikaru Sato [4] - Fujita Jr. Hayato [4] - Red Dragon [TCW] [4] 3. Satoshi Kajiwara [0] - Kento Miyahara [0] - Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO][0]
Block B: 1. Ryuji Hijikata [5] - Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] [5] 3. Akihiko Ito [4] - Katsuhiko Nakajima [4] 4. Chris Brookes [0] - Shinya Ishikawa [0] - Kentaro Shiga [FREE] [0]
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Post by Deleted on Dec 20, 2011 1:00:19 GMT -5
Christmas Lottery Show Announced!
- After night three of the INFINITE Junior 2011 tournament, GATTACA: PRO president Justin Tyger announced that the promotion will be holding the third edition of their random lottery show, "KEEP ON GUESSING!"! For those not around for the last two, here are the rules for the show:
- Every match will be decided by a random lottery draw.
- There will be seven matches, with twenty two of GATTACA: PRO's wrestlers and one TCW wrestler participating.
- If a champion is pulled in a singles match, they must defend the title!
- Non-title matches have a fifteen minute time limit, while title matches have a twenty minute time limit.
- For the past two years, the Unified Heavyweight Championship has been defended on the show. Will the champion be forced to defend on short notice again?
- The match stipulations were also released, with order TBA following the lottery draw:
GATTACA: PRO, KEEP ON GUESSING III (Samurai! TV)
1. Singles Match: X vs. X 2. Tag Match: X and X vs. X and X 3. Three-Way Match: X vs. X vs. X 4. Six Man Tag Match: X, X, X vs. X, X, X 5. Singles Match: X vs. X 6. Tag Match: X and X vs. X and X 7. Singles Match: X vs. X
- Also released, were the twenty three wrestlers participating in the lottery.
1. Tomoaki Honma 2. Red Dragon [TCW] 3. Mercennario 4. Shinya Ishikawa 5. Daisuke Sekimoto 6. Shuhei Taniguchi 7. Kota Ibushi 8. Masayuki Kono 9. Kazuchika Okada 10. Katsuyori Shibata 11. Manabu Soya 12. Hafiz Abdurehman 13. Brutus Magnus 14. Justin Tyger 15. Matthew Anderson 16. Joe Doering 17. Atsushi Aoki 18. Fujita Jr. Hayato 19. Ryuji Hijikata 20. Akihiko Ito 21. Hikaru Sato 22. Katsuhiko Nakajima 23. Kento Miyahara
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Post by Deleted on Dec 21, 2011 0:47:55 GMT -5
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 108 (GAORA TV) Izumi Pond Sone Historic Park
1. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Shinya Ishikawa [2] defeated Chris Brookes [0] (10:01) with a Diving Dropkick 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] [2] defeated Satoshi Kajiwara [0] (11:11) with a Miracle Ecstasy 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Ryuji Hijikata [7] defeated Kentaro Shiga [FREE] [0] (13:22) with a Fisherman Buster 4. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] [7] defeated Akihiko Ito [4] (14:11) with a FIREBALL Splash 5. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Battle Of The Blocks: Kento Miyahara defeated Katsuhiko Nakajima (14:57) with a Northern Lights Suplex 6. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Red Dragon [TCW] [6] defeated Hikaru Sato [4] (16:24) with a Red Dragon Driver 7. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Fujita Jr. Hayato [6] defeated Kota Ibushi [6] (23:54) by Referee Stoppage (K.I.D)
- The show started with two young up and comers, Shinya Ishikawa and Chris Brookes, squaring off. The two impressed with their speed and various Dropkicks, but Ishikawa got the advantage over Brookes, before hitting a Diving Dropkick to win the match!
- Both Satoshi Kajiwara and Makoto Oishi were looking to score their first points tonight. Kajiwara took the brief control over Oishi, but it slipped away from him, as Oishi made a comeback, kicking him several times, before hitting a Miracle Ecstasy to finish Kajiwara and finally get on the board!
- INFINITE Junior 2010 Ryuji Hijikata battled against the veteran Kentaro Shiga tonight. Shiga tried to mount a offense, but Hijikata soon cut him off, keeping Shiga rocked, hitting him with a Jumping Head Kick… but only getting a two! Hijikata grabbed Shiga, lifting him up before hitting the Fisherman Buster to win the match!
- Akihiko Ito impressed everyone tonight, giving the legendary Minoru Tanaka everything he had. Ito kept Minoru on the ropes, nearly defeating him several times, but Minoru soon made a come back, hitting Ito with a Roundhouse Kick to the head, before climbing to the top rope, hitting a FIREBALL Splash to win!
- The Battle Of The Blocks match saw a collision of the Openweight Tag Team Champions, Kensuke Office members Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara. The match was back and forth most of the match, as they reversed everything each other threw, knowing each other so well. Nakajima began to take control, his experience starting to show. Nakajima looked for a R-15, and missed it! Miyahara quickly responded, grabbing Nakajima and hitting a quick Northern Lights Suplex… getting the three count! The crowd gasped, as Miyahara scores his biggest win to date, against his tag partner! The two met in the middle of the ring, shaking hands, showing their respect.
- Hikaru Sato battled against the so-far dominate gaijin, Red Dragon. Sato held control for most of the match, but couldn’t finish off Dragon, who began to made a slow comeback! The two exchanged punches and kicks, before Dragon blocked one, picking Sato up and hitting a Red Dragon Driver…. For a two count! Sato quickly climbed to his feet, grabbed Dragon from behind, hitting a Backdrop Suplex, covering Dragon… for the two count! Sato went for another Backdrop, but Dragon flipped out of it, shoving Sato into the referee. As the referee regained himself, Sato turned around, before getting hoofed in the balls by Dragon! Dragon kept on the attack, picking Sato up and hitting a Red Dragon Driver, covering Sato for the win! The crowd booed Dragon as he celebrated, giving them the middle finger and laughing, as he left the ring.
- In a huge match, the first Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Fujita Jr. Hayato went to war with Kota Ibushi. The two exploded, throwing an endless numbers of kicks, punches, slaps, and elbows. It looked as if Hayato had the match won, hitting Ibushi with a Helm… but he only got a two! Hayato tried to repeat the action, but Ibushi dodged! Ibushi grabbed Hayato, hitting him with a Golden Star Bomb, before climbing to the top, leaping off with a Phoenix Splash… but Hayato moved! Ibushi bounced off the canvas, stumbling to his feet, as Hayato grabbed him, locking in a K.I.D! They slowly sank to the mat, as Hayato wrenched the hold tighter! Ibushi slowly slipped away, before he stopped answering the referee’s call. The referee tried one more time, before ending the match! Hayato celebrated, as Ibushi laid on the match, referee trying to wake him up.
Block A: 1. Fujita Jr. Hayato [6] - Red Dragon [TCW] [6] - Kota Ibushi [6] 2. Hikaru Sato [4] 3. Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] [2] 4. Kento Miyahara [0] - Satoshi Kajiwara [0]
Block B: 1. Ryuji Hijikata [7] - Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] [7] 2. Akihiko Ito [4] - Katsuhiko Nakajima [4] 3. Shinya Ishikawa [2] 4. Chris Brookes [0] - Kentaro Shiga [FREE] [0]
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Post by SodaGuy on Dec 21, 2011 2:50:53 GMT -5
Where's Anderson and his dang Yoo-Hoo truck? BOOK IT and then you get a real reply.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 21, 2011 3:03:40 GMT -5
Now give me a damned reply.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 21, 2011 23:28:14 GMT -5
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 109 (GAORA TV) Zepp Osaka
1. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Chris Brookes [2] defeated Kentaro Shiga [FREE] [0] (6:57) by Count-Out 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Kento Miyahara [2] defeated Satoshi Kajiwara [0] (9:11) with a Northern Lights Suplex 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Katsuhiko Nakajima [6] defeated Shinya Ishikawa [2] (13:07) with a R-15 4. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Hikaru Sato [6] defeated Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] [2] (10:41) with a Backdrop Suplex 5. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Red Dragon [TCW] [8] defeated Fujita Jr. Hayato [6] (14:17) with a Flash Cradle 6. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Ryuji Hijikata [9] defeated Akihiko Ito [4] (17:05) by KO (Jumping Head Kick) 7. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Battle Of The Blocks: Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] defeated Kota Ibushi (21:58) with a FIREBALL Splash
- In the opening match, rookie gaijin Chris Brookes scored a huge upset, in the form of a count out victory over the veteran Kentaro Shiga to score his first points in the tournament!
- In another Kensuke Office battle, Kento Miyahara battled stablemate Satoshi Kajiwara. Kajiwara attempted to mount a defense early, but Miyahara quickly shut him down, before hitting a Northern Lights Suplex to win the match!
- Shinya Ishikawa further impressed everyone, taking Katsuhiko Nakajima to the limit tonight, but didn't have enough to take the more experienced Nakajima out, as he lost the advantage, before Nakajima hit a R-15 to win!
- Looking to rebound from his loss last night, Hikaru Sato came into his match with Makoto Oishi completely focused. It showed in the early going, as Sato held control over Oishi, until Oishi made a comeback, nearly defeating Sato. Oishi couldn't capitalize though, as Sato made a comeback himself, dropping Oishi to the mat with a Backdrop Suplex to win!
- In the biggest upset of the night, Red Dragon took on the former Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Fujita Jr. Hayato. Hayato held the control for most of the match, nearly finishing the match several times. Dragon began to stage a comeback, but was quickly shut down by Hayato, who kept on the attack with a number of kicks. Dragon shoved Hayato off of him, bouncing him into the referee. as Hayato turned back to Dragon, he repeated his actions from last night, kicking Hayato in the balls, before rolling him up, scoring the victory!
- Rising star Akihiko Ito squared off against former Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion, Ryuji Hijikata. The two went back and forth, neither man gaining a clear advantage. Ito surprised everyone, as he began picking away at Hijikata, taking the control! Ito made a number of failed attempts to end the match, but Hijikata kicked out of them all, and began to regain his bearings, going on the offensive, hitting Ito with everything he had, before jumping in the air, cracking Ito with a Jumping Head Kick! The referee fell to the ground, checking Ito, before standing up, ending the match as Ito was unresponsive! After the match, as Ito slowly came back to consciousness, Hijikata shook his hand, before walking off.
- In a huge main event, Kota Ibushi battled the legendary Minoru Tanaka. The two exploded, throwing kicks and punching at blinding speed. The match went to a stalemate, when neither man could gain an advantage. The two exploded again, this time going to the ground, going through a series of submissions, but neither could finish the match. Suddenly, the tides turned in the favor of Ibushi, who took control over Minoru, hitting him with a Golden Star Bomb! Ibushi went to the top, setting up for a Phoenix Splash... but Minoru jumped to his feet, climbing up the ropes and grabbing Ibushi from behind, hitting a Top Rope German Suplex! Ibushi bounced off the mat, as Minoru climbed to the top rope, leaping off with a FIREBALL Splash, covering Ibushi to win!
Block A: 1. Red Dragon [TCW] [8] 2. Hikaru Sato [6] - Kota Ibushi [6] - Fujita Jr. Hayato [6] 3. Kento Miyahara [2] - Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] [2] 4. Satoshi Kajiwara [0]
Block B: 1. Ryuji Hijikata [9] 2. Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] [7] 3. Katsuhiko Nakajima [6] 4. Akihiko Ito [4] 5. Shinya Ishikawa [2] - Chris Brookes [2] 6. Kentaro Shiga [FREE] [0]
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Post by Deleted on Dec 22, 2011 20:43:38 GMT -5
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 110 (GAORA TV) Osaka IMP Hall
1. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Battle Of The Blocks: Ryuji Hijikata defeated Satoshi Kajiwara (10:30) with a Jumping Head Kick 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] [9] defeated Chris Brookes [2] (9:50) with a FIREBALL Splash 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Shinya Ishikawa [4] defeated Kentaro Shiga [FREE] [4] (11:24) with a Diving Dropkick 4. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Kento Miyahara [4] defeated Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] [2] (13:29) with a Northern Lights Suplex 5. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Katsuhiko Nakajima [8] defeated Akihiko Ito [4] (17:41) with a Death Roll 6. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Kota Ibushi [8] defeated Red Dragon [TCW] [8] (15:27) with a Phoenix Splash 7. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Hikaru Sato [8] defeated Fujita Jr. Hayato [6] (18:03) with a Cross Armbreaker
- Ryuji Hijikata battled Satoshi Kajiwara in a Battle Of The Blocks match, and was given a bit of a challenge from Kajiwara, but in the end, the former Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion hit a Jumping Head Kick to end the match.
- Chris Brookes had a big night ahead of him, as he battled the legend, Minoru Tanaka. Brookes gave the match all he had, but Minoru took control, ending the match with a FIREBALL Splash.
- The veteran Kentaro Shiga went against the young upstart Shinya Ishikawa tonight. He controlled the opening portion of the match, but the younger Ishikawa got the advantage, before hitting a Diving Dropkick to win the match!
- Kento Miyahara impressed everyone, as he battled Makoto Oishi, and took him out. Oishi kept Miyahara on the defensive for a time, but Miyahara exploded, taking control away, hitting a Northern Lights Suplex to end the match!
- Katsuhiko Nakajima and Akihiko Ito fought a back and forth match, both men fighting for control. Ito nearly ended the match at one point with a Dragon Suplex, but Nakajima made a comeback, hitting a Death Roll to win.
- Kota Ibushi allowed Red Dragon no time for him to use any of his dirty tricks that lead to his most recent wins, as he kept him down for most of the match. Dragon began to make a comeback, and attempted to cheat his way to the win, but Ibushi countered it, hitting a Golden Star Bomb, before a Phoenix Splash to win!
- In an all out war, Hikaru Sato and Fujita Jr. Hayato threw countless kicks and punches, and attempted several submissions on each other, neither man gaining a clear control over the match, until Hayato rocked Sato, and locked in the K.I.D! Hayato wrenched it tighter, but Sato broke free, locking in a Cross Armbreaker, pulling Hayato's arm back until it was on the brink of breaking, before Hayato tapped out, ending his chance to become the INFINITE Junior of 2011!
Block A: 1. Hikaru Sato [8] - Red Dragon [TCW] [8] - Kota Ibushi [8] 2. Fujita Jr. Hayato [6] * 3. Kento Miyahara [4] * 4. Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] [2] * 5. Satoshi Kajiwara [0] *
Block B: 1. Ryuji Hijikata [9] - Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] [9] 2. Katsuhiko Nakajima [8] 3. Akihiko Ito [4] * - Shinya Ishikawa [4] * 4. Chris Brookes [2] * 5. Kentaro Shiga [FREE] [0] *
*Have no chance of advancing to the semi-finals.
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Post by NOW that's WRESTLING on Dec 23, 2011 23:51:18 GMT -5
Ibushi/Dragon sounds incredible. It's pretty awesome that Dragon is still in it... being that he just debuted there. I doubt he'll make it to the end, but his showings so far have been impressive.
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GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 111 (GAORA TV) Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium #2
1. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Red Dragon [TCW] [10] defeated Satoshi Kajiwara [0] (6:05) with a Red Dragon Driver 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Akihiko Ito [6] defeated Chris Brookes [2] (7:53) with a Dragon Suplex 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Battle Of The Blocks: Shinya Ishikawa defeated Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] (9:32) with a Dropkick From Hell 4. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] [11] defeated Kentaro Shiga [FREE] [0] (11:10) with a FIREBALL Splash 5. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Fujita Jr. Hayato [8] defeated Kento Miyahara [4] (13:18) by Referee Stoppage (K.I.D) 6. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Hikaru Sato [10] defeated Kota Ibushi [8] (22:28) with a Cross Armbreaker 7. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Ryuji Hijikata [11] defeated Katsuhiko Nakajima [8] (15:32) with a Fisherman Suplex
- Red Dragon scored a lucky night, with an easy win over Kensuke Office's Satoshi Kajiwara, hitting a Red Dragon Driver to win the match!
- Akihiko Ito and Chris Brookes went back and forth, impressing with their speed and aerial moves. Ito took control of the match, hitting a Dragon Suplex for the win!
- Shinya Ishikawa made a statement tonight, as he controlled Makoto Oishi, hitting him with his Dropkick From Hell to win the match!
- Two veterans clashed, when Minoru Tanaka and Kentaro Shiga met in the ring. Shiga attempted to mount a defense early, but Minoru shut him down, cracking him with a Roundhouse Kick, before hitting a FIREBALL Splash to win!
- Kento Miyahara came into his match against first Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Fujita Jr. Hayato with a mission, and it was obvious when Miyahara attacked Hayato at the bell, he was focused on defeating the former champion. Miyahara gave Hayato everything he had, nearly pinning him several times, but Hayato caught him with a big kick, before locking in the K.I.D! Hayato wrenched it as tight as he could, as Miyahara scratched for the ropes, but faded out, unable to reach them, and refusing to tap. The referee checked him, before calling off the match, and pulling Hayato off of him!
- Hikaru Sato and Kota Ibushi exploded in the ring, throwing countless kicks, punches, slaps, and elbows. Sato focused on the arm of Ibushi, weakening it, but before Sato count work it more, Ibushi gained the advantage, and looked to be on the track to win, hitting a Golden Star Bomb, and climbing to the and looking for a Phoenix Splash.... but Sato moved! Sato rebounded, grabbing Ibushi and locking in a Cross Armbreaker, wrenching in tight! Sato pulled harder and harder... until Ibushi tapped out from the pain!
- In the main event, Ryuji Hijikata and Katsuhiko Nakajima fought in the same vein as the last match, throwing a huge number of kicks and slaps, before the two fell to the ground, attempting submissions on each other, but both failing to finish the match. The two rose back to their feet, where Nakajima gained control over the match, hitting Hijikata with a Death Roll... for a two! Hijikata began making a comeback, hitting Nakajima with a number of moves, before leaping in the air, hitting a Jumping Head Kick! Nakajima stood out on his feet, waving in the wind, before Hijikata ran up to him, scooping him up and hitting a Fisherman Buster to cover Nakajima for the win!
Block A: 1. Red Dragon [TCW] [10] 2. Hikaru Sato [10] 3. Fujita Jr. Hayato [8] 4. Kota Ibushi [8] 5. Kento Miyahara [4] 6. Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] [2] 7. Satoshi Kajiwara [0]
Block B: 1. Ryuji Hijikata [11] 2. Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] [11] 3. Katsuhiko Nakajima [8] 4. Akihiko Ito [6] 5. Shinya Ishikawa [4] 6. Chris Brookes [2] 7. Kentaro Shiga [FREE] [0]
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Post by Deleted on Dec 24, 2011 2:37:43 GMT -5
INFINITE Junior 2011 Semi-Finals Set! Full Card Announced!
- After the final night of preliminary matches the four men going to the finals of the INFINITE Junior 2011 have been revealed!
Block A: 1. Red Dragon [TCW] [10] * 2. Hikaru Sato [10] * 3. Fujita Jr. Hayato [8] 4. Kota Ibushi [8] 5. Kento Miyahara [4] 6. Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] [2] 7. Satoshi Kajiwara [0]
Block B: 1. Ryuji Hijikata [11] * 2. Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] [11] * 3. Katsuhiko Nakajima [8] 4. Akihiko Ito [6] 5. Shinya Ishikawa [4] 6. Chris Brookes [2] 7. Kentaro Shiga [FREE] [0]
- Red Dragon and Hikaru Sato are tied in points for Block A, but due to Dragon's victory over Sato in the tournament, Dragon has been declared the winner of Block A.
- Ryuji Hijikata and Minoru Tanaka are tied for points for Block B, and tied in their match, but due to his performance, Hijikata has been declared winner of Block B by officials!
- Will the surprising gaijin Red Dragon become the INFINITE Junior? Or the man that has been on a roll lately, Hikaru Sato? Will the legendary Minoru Tanaka lay claim to the title? Or can Ryuji Hijikata become a repeat winner, and become both 2010 and 2011 INFINITE Junior?
- Also released, was the full card for the final night of the INFINITE Junior 2011!
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 112 (GAORA TV) Osaka Biki Colosseum
1. Special INFINITE Junior 2011 Rematch: Chris Brookes vs. Kentaro Shiga [FREE] 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Semi Final: Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] vs. Red Dragon [TCW] 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Semi Final: Ryuji Hijikata vs. Hikaru Sato 4. Special INFINITE Junior 2011 Tag Match: Kento Miyahara and Shinya Ishikawa vs. Akihiko Ito and Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] 5. Special INFINITE Junior 2011 Tag Match: Kota Ibushi and Fujita Jr. Hayato vs. Katsuhiko Nakajima and Satoshi Kajiwara 6. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Finals: Tanaka/Dragon vs. Hijikata/Sato
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Post by Deleted on Dec 25, 2011 3:51:22 GMT -5
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 112 (GAORA TV) Osaka Biki Colosseum
1. Special INFINITE Junior 2011 Rematch: Chris Brookes defeated Kentaro Shiga [FREE] (9:32) with a Springboard Dropkick 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Semi Final: Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] defeated Red Dragon [TCW] (11:57) with a Minoru Special 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Semi Final: Hikaru Sato defeated Ryuji Hijikata (14:31) with an Avalanche Backdrop Suplex 4. Special INFINITE Junior 2011 Tag Match: Kento Miyahara and Shinya Ishikawa defeated Akihiko Ito and Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] (11:45) when Miyahara used a Northern Lights Suplex on Oishi 5. Special INFINITE Junior 2011 Tag Match: Kota Ibushi and Fujita Jr. Hayato defeated Katsuhiko Nakajima and Satoshi Kajiwara (15:58) when Hayato used a Helm on Kajiwara 6. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Finals: Hikaru Sato defeated Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] (18:29) with a Cross Armbreaker (Tournament Win)
- In a rematch of their INFINITE Junior match that ended in a count out, the veteran Kentaro Shiga battled again with the rookie Chris Brookes. Shiga controlled Brookes for the opening portion of the match, but Brookes began to make a big comeback, taking Shiga down, before hitting a Springboard Dropkick, covering Shiga for the win!
- In the first semi-finals match, the gaijin Red Dragon squared off against the legend Minoru Tanaka. Dragon impressed everyone, gaining the advantage of the match as it started off, giving Minoru everything he had, but Minoru’s experience caught up with Dragon, as he capitalized on a slip from Dragon, and kept on the attack, cracking Dragon with a Roundhouse Kick, before wrapping around him, locking in the Minoru Special! He wrenched the Cross Armbreaker tighter and tighter, before Dragon tapped out, advancing Minoru to the finals!
- In the second semi-finals match, Hikaru Sato went up against the INFINITE Junior of 2010, Ryuji Hijikata. Hijikata was bound and determined to repeat his success, and brought his all against Sato, hitting him with every kick and punch he could land, keeping Sato on the defensive. Hijikata rocked Sato with a punch, and attempted a Jumping Head Kick.. But Sato dodged it! Sato quickly took advantage, grabbing the grounded Hijikata and locking him in a Cross Armbreaker! He wrenched it tight, but Hijikata clawed to the ropes, getting the break. Sato kept on the attack, stomping Hijikata while he was down. Sato landed several kicks and punches, sending Hijikata reeling into the corner. Sato landed a few more kicks, before turning Hijikata around, sitting him on the top rope. Sato followed him, wrapping himself around Hijikata, before jumping off, hitting a Backdrop Suplex from the top! Sato covered Hijikata, scoring the victory, and advancing to the finals!
- In a special INFINITE Junior tag match, Akihiko Ito teamed with Makoto Oishi to take on Kento Miyahara and Shinya Ishikawa. Ishikawa and Ito started the match, impressing everyone again with their speed, but soon fell to a stalemate between them. Ishikawa tagged out to Miyahara, who exchanged elbows with Ito, before Miyahara slowly got the advantage, taking Ito down. Miyahara tried to end the match, but Ito refused to go down, breaking away from Miyahara’s attack, tagging out to Oishi. Oishi and Miyahara traded shots, with Oishi getting the momentary advantage, but Miyahara quickly took it back, before hitting Oishi with a Northern Lights Suplex to score the victory!
- In a huge INFINITE Junior tag match, Kota Ibushi teamed with Fujita Jr. Hayato to battle the Kensuke Office team of Katsuhiko Nakajima and Satoshi Kajiwara. Nakajima started off the match against Ibushi, as the two began to trade kicks and slaps. Ibushi gained the advantage early on, but Nakajima stole it away, cracking Ibushi with a Head Kick. Nakajima controlled Ibushi for a few moments, before Ibushi broke away, tagging in Hayato. The two traded more kicks, as Hayato gained control. Hayato tried to end the match, but Nakajima fended him off, tagging out to Kajiwara. Kajiwara attempted to mount offense against Hayato, but became overwhelmed by Hayato’s strikes, before getting taken down, before Hayato hit him with a Helm, winning the match!
- In the finals of the INFINITE Junior 2011, Hikaru Sato went to war against the legend Minoru Tanaka. The two exploded, trading kicks and punches, before the two hit the around, wrestling around and trying for submissions. Both tried to work each other’s arms, striking down elbows and attempting various submissions, but neither found success, before they stood back up. Minoru gained control, hitting Sato with a Roundhouse Kick, before wrapping around Sato, locking in the Minoru Special! Minoru wrenched the Cross Armbreaker in tight, as Sato crawled to the ropes, getting the break. Sato charged back up, attacking Minoru with kicks, before sliding behind him, hitting a Backdrop Suplex! Sato capitalized, locking in a Cross Armbreaker of his own! He pulled Minoru’s arm back and far as it could go, as Minoru reached for the ropes, but couldn’t find them. Minoru rolled towards Sato, raining down punches, forcing Sato to let go. Minoru kept on the attack, hitting a Minoru Special II, locking in another Cross Armbreaker! Sato scratched for the ropes, but just before he got them, Minoru stood up, dragging him back to the center of the ring! Sato reached out for the ropes, but couldn’t get to them. As Sato looked as if he would tap out, he rolled on Minoru, standing up, before slamming Minoru to the mat, causing him to lose his grip! As Sato grabbed his arm, Minoru jumped up, cracking him with a Roundhouse Kick! Sato hit the mat, as Minoru climbed to the top, looking for a FIREBALL Splash… but Sato moved! Minoru crashed to the mat, as Sato locked in another Cross Armbreaker, this time locking Minoru’s leg up, not allowing him to move! Minoru tried to get out, but Sato wrenched his arm tighter and tighter! Minoru cried in pain, before tapping out! Sato jumped up in celebration, as he was presented his trophy, as he is now the INFINITE Junior of 2011!
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Post by Johnny Wrestling on Dec 25, 2011 6:37:47 GMT -5
I didn't actually expected Sato to win this. I gotta say he was my runner-up, but I think that in the end, that was a good decision, though I saw Hijikata as the winner.
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Post by Overnight Sensation on Dec 25, 2011 15:38:45 GMT -5
Im not booked Joshua.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 26, 2011 7:44:13 GMT -5
NGF Announces Team Dissolution; Sekimoto Challenges Taniguchi For HALO VI Defense!
- In a surprising turn of events at a press conference held today, Daisuke Sekimoto, Shuhei Taniguchi, and Shinya Ishikawa, who make up the team New Generation Force, announced their plans to end NGF.
"I have been Unified Heavyweight Champion, Taniguchi is now Unified Heavyweight Champion, and Ishikawa has showed himself as a force in the Junior Heavyweight Division. We are no longer the New Generation, we're the current generation now. We no longer need the New Generation label," Sekimoto explained. "This was a mutual split. There is no hate or friction, we all feel this is the best thing to do."
The three said they want to have one more tag match as a team before the team's end, but didn't say who they wanted to face.
- In a moment that looked to have surprised Unified Heavyweight Champion Taniguchi, Sekimoto then announced his desire for another Unified Heavyweight Championship reign, before challenging Taniguchi for a title defense at HALO VI. Taniguchi accepted the challenge, saying he knew they'd have a great match.
- With this news, there are now three matches, all title matches, that have been confirmed for HALO VI, the biggest show of the year. The other two are:
- Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara, the Openweight Tag Team Champions, will try to defend for the third time against the BURN duo of Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman, who defended Matthew Anderson and Joe Doering to earn the title match. This will be Tyger and Hafiz's first tag team title match since 2009, when they were in Sweet n Sour Inc.
- Atsushi Aoki, the Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion, will try to defend for the fourth time against the INFINITE Junior of 2011, Hikaru Sato. This will be the first time Sato challenges for the title.
GATTACA: PRO, HALO VI (PPV) Osaka Central Gymnasium
1. Openweight Tag Team Championships: Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara (C) vs. Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman 2. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Atsushi Aoki (C) vs. Hikaru Sato 3. Unified Heavyweight Championship: Shuhei Taniguchi (C) vs. Daisuke Sekimoto
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Post by Deleted on Dec 28, 2011 0:23:56 GMT -5
GATTACA: PRO, KEEP ON GUESSING III (Samurai! TV) Zepp Osaka
1. Singles Match: Brutus Magnus defeated Tomoaki Honma (12:37) with a Mag Daddy Driver 2. Tag Match: Manabu Soya and Kazuchika Okada defeated Shinya Ishikawa and Kota Ibushi (7:32) when Okada used an Octopus Stretch on Ishikawa 3. Three-Way Match: Hikaru Sato defeated Akihiko Ito and Fujita Jr. Hayato (13:15) with a Backdrop Suplex on Ito 4. Six Man Tag Match: Matthew Anderson, Justin Tyger, Masayuki Kono defeated Hafiz Abdurehman, Joe Doering, Ryuji Hijikata (11:46) when Kono used a Diving Knee Drop on Hijikata 5. Tag Match: Katsuhiko Nakajima and Red Dragon [TCW] defeated Atsushi Aoki and Kento Miyahara (15:52) when Dragon used a Red Dragon Driver on Miyahara 6. Singles Match - Unified Heavyweight Championship: Shuhei Taniguchi (C) defeated Mercennario (16:21) by Referee Stoppage (Elbows) (2nd Defense) 7. Singles Match: Katsuyori Shibata vs. Daisuke Sekimoto went to a Time Limit Draw - (20:00)
- In the opening match, Tomoaki Honma squared off against BURN’s Brutus Magnus. Honma fended off Magnus for the majority of the match, but Magnus soon took control of the match, hitting a Mag Daddy Driver to end the match!
- In a lucky draw for LAUGHTER7, Manabu Soya and Kazuchika Okada teamed up to battle NGF member Shinya Ishikawa, and fellow LAUGHTER7 member, Kota Ibushi. Ishikawa and Soya started the match, as Ishikawa kept Soya on guard with his fast attacks, but Soya’s strength soon took over Ishikawa. Soya began throwing him around, but Ishikawa rolled to his corner, looking for a tag… but Ibushi dropped from the apron! The LAUGHTER7 trio laughed, as Ishikawa crawled to his feet in dismay. He yelled at Ibushi, as Soya tagged out to Okada, who charged Ishikawa from behind, dominating him, before locking in an Octopus Stretch, twisting Ishikawa until he broke, tapping out!
- In a three way match, the INFINITE Junior 2011 Hikaru Sato, Akihiko Ito, and Fujita Jr. Hayato collided. No partners were made here, as all three men went after each other, trading kicks and elbow shots. Hayato fended off both, throwing kicks at both of them, until Sato reeled back, hitting the mat. Hayato focused his attention on Ito, hitting him with more kicks, until Ito blocked one, and began a comeback, hitting Hayato with all he had, before locking him up, hitting a Butterfly Suplex! Before Ito could react, Sato slipped in behind him, hitting a Backdrop Suplex! Sato quickly covered Ito, getting the win!
- In a mixed up six man tag, Justin Tyger and Matthew Anderson were forced to tag together, with Masayuki Kono, to battled Tyger’s teammate Hafiz Abdurehman, and Anderson’s teammate Joe Doering, and Ryuji Hijikata. Tyger and Anderson stared off, as Hafiz and Doering did the same, before looking at each other. Tyger and Doering started off the match, the two exploding in their rivalry. Tyger looked to end the match early, hitting Doering with a Body Solebutt, before blasting him with a Western Lariat! Tyger made the cover, but his teammate Anderson broke the fall, and attacked Tyger! Hafiz charged into the ring, tearing Anderson away. Doering shook off the cobwebs, standing up and getting in between the fight. The four spilled out into the floor, fighting through the crowd, as Kono and Hijikata stared in confusion. They looked at each other, shrugging the mob off, before continuing the match themselves. The two traded kicks and knee strikes, exchanging control before Kono cracked Hijikata in the head with a Knee Strike, before lifting him up and hitting a Chokebomb! Kono sealed the deal, climbing to the top and leaping off with a Diving Knee Drop, covering Hijikata for the win!
- In a huge junior tag match, one half of the Openweight Tag Team Champions Katsuhiko Nakajima teamed with TCW’s Red Dragon, squaring off against Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Atsushi Aoki and the other half of the Openweight Tag Team Champions, Kento Miyahara. Nakajima and Miyahara started off the match, with Nakajima’s loss to Miyahara still in his head. The two locked up, before they exchanged reversals, knowing what each other would do. Miyahara sneaked in a knee to Nakajima’s face from nowhere, before taking control of the match. Nakajima eventually regained his bearings, fending off Miyahara, before the two went to a stand off. Both men tagged out, as Dragon and Aoki squared off. Dragon looked to make a statement against the champion, taking him down and controlling him. Dragon nearly finished the match, but Aoki fended him off, making a comeback. Aoki tried for an Assault Point, but Dragon slipped out of it, hitting him with several strikes, but Aoki cracked him with an elbow, before tagging out to Miyahara. Miyahara kept Dragon on the defensive, but soon Dragon took him down, rocking him with several shots, before picking him up, hitting a Red Dragon Driver to score the victory!
- Mercennario was in the ring, waiting for his lottery drawn opponent. His face turned to nervous excitement, as his opponent was revealed as Shuhei Taniguchi! Mercennario would be challenging for the Unified Heavyweight Championship! Merc started the match quickly, exploding on Taniguchi from the bell, knowing he had to get the advantage quickly. Merc kept Taniguchi on the defensive, hitting him with everything he had. Merc grabbed Taniguchi, wrapping him up, hitting the Unprettier! Merc quickly covered Taniguchi… getting a two count! Taniguchi began making a comeback, fending off Merc’s attacks, blasting him with elbow shots. Taniguchi gained control of the match, hitting Merc with several German Suplexes, before scooping him up, hitting a Fisherman Suplex, covering him… for the one count! Taniguchi’s face turned to disbelief, as Merc stumbled to his feet, charging Taniguchi again, blasting him with several knees, before attempting another Unprettier… but Taniguchi slipped out of it, cracking Merc in the face with a huge elbow, before taking him down, raining down elbows. The referee stepped in, checking Merc before calling off the match! Taniguchi celebrated his defense, as Tyger, Hafiz, and Magnus tended to their fallen teammate. Taniguchi made his way to the group, helping Merc up, shaking his hand as the people cheered for Merc, finding a newfound respect for his fighting spirit. Taniguchi crossed glances with Tyger, who looked down at Taniguchi’s title, before the former rivals shared a handshake.
- In the main event, LAUGHTER7’s Katsuyori Shibata was drawn to fight NGF’s Daisuke Sekimoto. The two clashed in the middle of the ring, trading huge punches and kicks, before Shibata knocked Sekimoto to the ground, cracking him in the head with a huge kick, before kicking him in the side. Sekimoto fell out of the ring, groggy from the stiff head kick. Shibata followed, jumping off the apron and nailing Sekimoto in the back with another kick. Sekimoto fell with his back against the railing, as Shibata charged him, looking for a kick, but Sekimoto moved, causing Shibata to trip over the railing into the crowd! Shibata tried to climb to his feet, but Sekimoto grabbed his head, slamming it into the top of the railing, before lifting him up, throwing him from the crowd, back to ringside. Sekimoto whipped Shibata across the floor, smacking him into the turnbuckle post. Shibata leaned back against the post, as Sekimoto charged him, looking for a Lariat… but Shibata dodged it, causing Sekimoto to crack his arm across the post! Shibata grabbed his arm through the other side of the post, whipping it into the post again. Sekimoto retreated, holding his arm, as Shibata slid into the ring. Sekimoto soon climbed back in, still favoring his arm. Shibata immediately went on the attack, kicking the hurt arm as much as he could. Shibata kept working on the arm, knocking Sekimoto off his feet, before grabbing the arm, wrenching it back. Sekimoto screamed in pain, but kicked to the ropes to break the submission. Shibata looked to weaken the arm further, but Sekimoto blocked a number of shots, before cracking Shibata with his other arm. Sekimoto kept the control, keeping Shibata away from his arm, before he picked Shibata up, looking for the Torture Rack Backbreaker, but his arm failed him, causing him to drop Shibata, who quickly took advantage, sliding down Sekimoto’s back, hitting a Backdrop Suplex! As Sekimoto tried to get back to his feet, Shibata looked for a PK… but Sekimoto dodged it, stumbling to his feet, wrapping Shibata up and hitting a German Suplex, but couldn’t hold on for the bridge! Sekimoto picked him back up, trying for another German Suplex, but Shibata slipped out of it, kicking Sekimoto in the knee, sending him down to the mat, before charging, hitting him with a PK! Shibata went for the cover.. Getting a two count! Shibata quickly grabbed Sekimoto’s bad arm, locking in a Cross Armbreaker! Shibata wrenched it tighter and tighter, as Sekimoto crawled for the ropes, finding nothing! As Sekimoto looked to be on the brink of tapping out… the bell rang, signifying the time limit has expired! Shibata refused to let the submission go, wrenching it tighter as Sekimoto screamed in pain. Taniguchi and Ishikawa, Sekimoto’s NGF teammates, ran down to the ring, as Shibata released the hold, running down the ramp. As Shibata laughed, backing up the ramp, Tomoaki Honma was there to meet him! Honma cracked him with a hard elbow, before throwing him back into the ring, giving Taniguchi the time to hit him with a German Suplex, before Shibata stumbled is way back out of the ring, this time, going through the crowd to make his exit!
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Post by Johnny Wrestling on Dec 28, 2011 2:07:10 GMT -5
I love how every match gets more detail than the other. Shocking to see Tyger vs Hafiz, though that's just shows how great the lottery can be. I didn't actually expect Anderson to break Tyger's pin, but oh well, in the end they were able to get the victory. I love the momentum Dragon's getting and how you're building Merc as a great competitor. Extremely pleased with the main event, very well written, and I hope to see it some other time hoping there's no draw.
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