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Post by legendkiller8 on Aug 1, 2010 23:32:08 GMT -5
Went I looked at it real fast, he looked like Sheamus! None the less, great job once again KvE. Happy to see Kenta Kakinuma and Jun Akiyama return respectively. Takashi Okita graduating should be nice. Don't know a whole lot about this but wanted to make sure I didn't forget.
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GATTACA: PRO, “EUGENICS 15” 8/1/10 (Samurai! TV) Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium
1. Kenta Kakinuma Injury Return Match: Kenta Kakinuma beat Fale Simitaitoko (6:41) with a Running Elbow 2. Takashi Okita Heavyweight Rush 1st: Manabu Soya beat Takashi Okita (8:13) with a Brainbuster 3. Chris Prospect, Munenori Sawa, Ryuji Hijikata beat Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, Satoshi Kajiwara (10:14) when Hijikata used a Jumping Head Kick on Kajiwara 4. All Japan Invasion!: Suwama [AJPW], KAI [AJPW], Seiya Sanada [AJPW] beat Katsuyori Shibata, Kota Ibushi, Kenny Omega (13:57) when KAI used a Splash Plancha on Omega 5. All Japan Unified Tag Team Championships: Justin Tyger and Taiyo Kea [AJPW] (C) beat Daisuke Sekimoto and Masayuki Kono (12:39) when Kea used an H5O on Kono (2nd Defense) 6. Jun Akiyama Return Match: Jun Akiyama [NOAH] and Kentaro Shiga [FREE] beat Shuhei Taniguchi and Kazuchika Okada (14:15) when Akiyama used an Exploder Suplex on Okada 7. Grudge Match: Naomichi Marufuji beat Atsushi Aoki (17:41) with a Pole Shift 8. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Fujita Jr. Hayato (C) beat Koji Kanemoto [NJPW] (18:06) with a Helm (3rd Defense)
- Kenta Kakinuma is back, and looked to make it known, as he faced the man that injured him, Fale Simitaitoko. Fale focused endlessly on Kakinuma’s back, not letting up, until he finally locked in the Crab Hold! Kakinuma struggled and grabbed for the ropes, finding nothing, before he powered out, to the surprised of everyone! As Fale attempted to lock it in again, Kakinuma reversed, and sent Fale into the ropes. As Kakinuma stood up, both men charged, and Kakinuma connected with a thunderous Running Elbow, which sent Fale staggering, before Kakinuma ran, and hit another, which sent Fale down, as Kakinuma made the matching-ending pin!
- Takashi Okita is looking to make his impact, now as a heavyweight. In the 1st match of his Rush Tournament, Okita battled Manabu Soya. In a hard hitting bout, Okita made a terrific start as a heavyweight, but failed to defeated Soya. Okita charged to hit his Football Tackle, but ricocheted off of the muscle-bound Soya, who quickly snapped off a Brainbuster for the win!
- In a kicking combination, Chris Prospect, Munenori Sawa, and Ryuji Hijikata teamed up to battle Prospect’s former stable, Kensuke Office, Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, and Satoshi Kajiwara. Kensuke Office performed well against the big name team, but failed when Hijikata hit Kajiwara with a huge Jumping Head Kick to end the match.
- All Japan has invaded! Suwama, KAI, and Seiya Sanada are here to defend their promotion! The trio battled Katsuyori Shibata, Kota Ibushi, and Kenny Omega. While everyone stood out in the match, the real focus of the match was Suwama/Shibata’s stiff interaction. The two tried to out punch and out slam each other every time they touched, but in the end, it came down to KAI and Omega. The two battled it out, until KAI hit his Splash Plancha to end the match. As the All Japan trio began to celebrate, Shibata charged Suwama, throwing a rain of punches down, before getting pulled off by KAI and Sanada.
- Daisuke Sekimoto and Masayuki Kono challenged Justin Tyger and Taiyo Kea for the All Japan Unified Tag Team Championships after pinning both Kea and Tyger. Sekimoto, who is widely considered to be the deserving Heavyweight Champion, and Kono gave Kea and Tyger a great challenge, but the veteran Kea ended Sekimoto and Kono’s hopes for the titles, when he hit a H5O on Kono to end the match.
- Jun Akiyama is back! He teams with Kentaro Shiga to battle Akiyama’s protégé Shuhei Taniguchi and Kazuchika Okada. Okada and Shiga battled evenly, while Taniguchi tried his best to take down his mentor Akiyama, but couldn’t do it. While Taniguchi did a great job for himself, he couldn’t finish the match. Akiyama made himself and his point known, hitting a huge Exploder Suplex on Okada to end the match. After the match, all four stood off, and all shook hands.
- Atsushi Aoki is out for blood. After getting backstabbed by Naomichi Marufuji when he put all his trust into him, and snapping Marufuji, nearly injuring the Heavyweight Champion, he wanted a one-on-one match to seek his revenge. Aoki brought it on heavily to Marufuji, throwing everything he has at Marufuji. Aoki tried to end the match several times, but Marufuji would never take the pin, kicking out every time. Finally Aoki, threw Marufuji down in the center of the ring, and locked in the Cross Armbreaker! Aoki wrenched and wrenched, leaving Marufuji screaming, reaching for the ropes, that were nowhere close. Marufuji, rolled, getting on top of Aoki, and stood up, lifting Aoki up, who slipped and let go of the hold, before Marufuji quickly hit a Pole Shift, ending the match! After the match, as the two regained their bearings, they stood off, before Marufuji extended his hand. Aoki stared for a moment, almost laughing at the idea of trusting Marufuji, before walking off, leaving Marufuji standing, saddened and let down.
- Koji Kanemoto is here, and is looking for the Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship. The champion, Fujita Jr. Hayato, is looking to prove himself, and finally beat Kanemoto. At the start of the match, Kanemoto and Hayato charged each other, throwing slaps and kicks from seemingly out of nowhere. Hayato pulled out all of the stops, trying to put an end to the match, but never succeeding. In the end, Kanemoto locked Hayato in an Ankle Hold. Hayato struggled and thrashed to try and get out, but couldn’t get out. Finally, Hayato threw kicks back, hitting Kanemoto in the head, causing him to let go, giving Hayato time to run away, and charge back, hitting a stiff Helm, throwing Kanemoto back, and going for a pin, but Kanemoto kicked out! As Hayato sat in amazement, he lifted Kanemoto up, and ran again, hitting a huge Helm, sending Kanemoto crumpling down, ending the match! Still the champion, Hayato shot up in celebration, as Kanemoto staggered up and stood up, smiling. As Hayato stood in light confusion, before Kanemoto extended his hand, which Hayato quickly shook. As Kanemoto walked off, Hayato put on his belt, and displayed himself, and his victorious win.
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Post by Daz on Aug 3, 2010 15:06:52 GMT -5
-Kakinuma vs Simitaitoko (I still can't pronounce the names) i figured would be saved for later in the show. but using in as an opener works too i guess. sounded like a solid showing for both guys. solid finish. -digging okita as a heavyweight and the rush series should be interesting to see. glad he took the loss in the first match as i feel these things always work better when there's some kind of mountain to climb as it where. the finish played well off of the stepping up to the heavyweights idea, i dig it a lot. -the kensuke office match sounded like a really good match, that's about all i got to say about it. -the all japan invasion match was well booked and i liked that all japan went over. the stiff interaction between shibata and suwama in the match lead well into the post match attack and i imagine we'll be seeing a singles match with them at some point. -tag title match write up did a good job of conveying everyone's role in the matchup, which is good for those who aren't familiar with these guys. tyger and kea retaining works for me. -love akiyama so glad to see him back. sounded like a decent affair with taniguchi trying to beat his mentor but just falling short. i'd like to see seem build for a singles contest between the two. -i've enjoyed the marufuji/aoki stuff and i'm a fan of both guys so this sounded all kinds of awesome to me. really heated and i loved the finish. the post match stuff works and makes aoki seem like a total dick which works in my opinion. -the main event provided a good contrast to the previous match and a solid title defense. -overall, just a really good show. there's just so many things to love about this diary, from the booking, to the writing and the layout. just simply love this diary sir, keep it up.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 3, 2010 20:30:09 GMT -5
- The Heavyweight Champion, Naomichi Marufuji, has suffered a shoulder injury during a match with Kenny Omega at a recent DDT event. It is being said that the recent attacks from Atsushi Aoki was the trigger for the shoulder injury. Marufuji will NOT work this tour, although, if possible, Marufuji will wrestle on Night 5. It is not known if Marufuji will be cleared to wrestle at that time, but if he is, Marufuji WILL participate.
Block A: - Mike Knox - Masayuki Kono - Kazuchika Okada - Daisuke Sekimoto - Taiyo Kea [AJPW]
Block B: - Katsuyori Shibata - Manabu Soya - Shuhei Taniguchi - Justin Tyger - Jun Akiyama [NOAH]
GATTACA: PRO, "IDEOLOGY Night 1" 8/8/10 Tokyo Korakuen Hall
1. Fujita Jr. Hayato, Munenori Sawa, Ryuji Hijikata vs. Atsushi Aoki, Kota Ibushi, Chris Prospect 2. Takashi Okita Heavyweight Rush 2nd: Takashi Okita vs. Katsuhiko Nakajima 3. IDEOLOGY Block A: Kazuchika Okada vs. Mike Knox 4. IDEOLOGY Block B: Justin Tyger vs. Katsuyori Shibata 5. IDEOLOGY Battle of Blocks: Daisuke Sekimoto vs. Manabu Soya 6. IDEOLOGY Block A: Taiyo Kea [AJPW] vs. Masayuki Kono 7. IDEOLOGY Block B: Jun Akiyama [NOAH] vs. Shuhei Taniguchi
GATTACA: PRO, "IDEOLOGY Night 2" 8/10/10 Kuki City Gymnasium
1. Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, Satoshi Kajiwara vs. Fujita Jr. Hayato, Munenori Sawa, Ryuji Hijikata 2. IDEOLOGY Block A: Masayuki Kono vs. Mike Knox 3. IDEOLOGY Block B: Katsuyori Shibata vs. Shuhei Taniguchi 4. IDEOLOGY Block B: Jun Akiyama [NOAH] vs. Manabu Soya 5. IDEOLOGY Block A: Kazuchika Okada vs. Daisuke Sekimoto 6. IDEOLOGY Battle of Blocks: Justin Tyger vs. Taiyo Kea [AJPW]
GATTACA: PRO, "IDEOLOGY Night 3" 8/12/10 Niigata City Gymnasium
1. Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, Satoshi Kajiwara vs. Atsushi Aoki, Kota Ibushi, Chris Prospect 2. Takashi Okita Heavyweight Rush 3rd: Takashi Okita vs. Yutaka Yoshie [FREE] 3. IDEOLOGY Block A: Taiyo Kea [AJPW] vs. Mike Knox 4. IDEOLOGY Block B: Manabu Soya vs. Shuhei Taniguchi 5. IDEOLOGY Battle of Blocks: Katsuyori Shibata vs. Kazuchika Okada 6. IDEOLOGY Block A: Daisuke Sekimoto vs. Masayuki Kono 7. IDEOLOGY Block B: Jun Akiyama [NOAH] vs. Justin Tyger
GATTACA: PRO, "IDEOLOGY Night 4" 8/14/10 Fukushima National Athletic Meet Commemoration Gymnasium
1. Chris Prospect and Atsushi Aoki vs. Fujita Jr. Hayato and Munenori Sawa 2. IDEOLOGY Block A: Daisuke Sekimoto vs. Mike Knox 3. IDEOLOGY Block B: Manabu Soya vs. Katsuyori Shibata 4. IDEOLOGY Block A: Taiyo Kea [AJPW] vs. Kazuchika Okada 5. IDEOLOGY Battle of Blocks: Jun Akiyama [NOAH] vs. Masayuki Kono 6. IDEOLOGY Block B: Justin Tyger vs. Shuhei Taniguchi
GATTACA: PRO, "IDEOLOGY Night 5" 8/16/10 Sapporo Teisen Hall
1. Chris Prospect and Atsushi Aoki vs. Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara 2. Takashi Okita Heavyweight Rush 4th: Takashi Okita vs. Naomichi Marufuji 3. IDEOLOGY Battle of Blocks: Mike Knox vs. Shuhei Taniguchi 4. IDEOLOGY Block B: Justin Tyger vs. Manabu Soya 5. IDEOLOGY Block A: Masayuki Kono vs. Kazuchika Okada 6. IDEOLOGY Block A: Taiyo Kea [AJPW] vs. Daisuke Sekimoto 7. IDEOLOGY Block B: Jun Akiyama [NOAH] vs. Katsuyori Shibata
GATTACA: PRO, "IDEOLOGY Final Night" 8/18/10 Tokyo JCB Hall
1. IDEOLOGY Semi-Finals: 2. IDEOLOGY Semi-Finals: 3. Chris Prospect vs. Kota Ibushi 4. BACK TO HIJIKATA Trial Series 2nd: Atsushi Aoki vs. Ryuji Hijikata 5. Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara vs. Fujita Jr. Hayato and Munenori Sawa 6. IDEOLOGY Special 6 Man: 7. Takashi Okita Heavyweight Rush 5th: Takashi Okita vs. Kensuke Sasaki [KENSUKE OFFICE] 8. IDEOLOGY Finals:
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Post by Deleted on Aug 5, 2010 20:07:59 GMT -5
I want to start my own career. I will no longer be in the shadow of Nakajima, the second fiddle junior that never quite lived up to the standard set for him. I will start my own standard, for myself, by myself. I do not need Kensuke Sasaki and Kensuke Office any longer. I will not be just another Kensuke Office representative junior. I will be Takashi Okita, the heavyweight lion. I will create my own light, be my own wrestler. No longer will I stay hidden in Kensuke’s light, no longer will I be one of ‘his kids”.
I will not only wrestle Kensuke, I will beat him. I’ve learned almost everything from him…. Almost… There are things that I know, and I can do, that he doesn’t know about, that he wouldn’t be able to take, that would…. Beat him.
This will be a new start for me. I will become what I never was before…. Takashi Okita, me, the wrestler. Not Takashi Okita, the Kensuke kid loser.
GATTACA: PRO, "IDEOLOGY Night 1" 8/8/10 Tokyo Korakuen Hall
2. Takashi Okita Heavyweight Rush 2nd: Takashi Okita vs. Katsuhiko Nakajima
GATTACA: PRO, "IDEOLOGY Night 3" 8/12/10 Niigata City Gymnasium
2. Takashi Okita Heavyweight Rush 3rd: Takashi Okita vs. Yutaka Yoshie [FREE]
GATTACA: PRO, "IDEOLOGY Night 5" 8/16/10 Sapporo Teisen Hall
2. Takashi Okita Heavyweight Rush 4th: Takashi Okita vs. Naomichi Marufuji*
*(Subject to change due to Marufuji’s injury)
GATTACA: PRO, "IDEOLOGY Final Night" 8/18/10 Tokyo JCB Hall
7. Takashi Okita Heavyweight Rush 5th: Takashi Okita vs. Kensuke Sasaki [OFFICE]
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Post by Deleted on Aug 8, 2010 18:35:09 GMT -5
AJPW "SUMMER ACTION SERIES 2010", 07.08.2010 Yamaguchi Refresh Park 450 Fans
3. Jr. Heavyweight League - Block B: Chris Prospect [6] beat Jimmy Yang [4] (8:36) with a Cradle Driver 7. Suwama, Ryota Hama & Masayuki Kono beat Minoru Suzuki, Taiyo Kea & Justin Tyger (19:40) when Suwama used a Last Ride on Tyger
- Jr. Heavyweight League Group Stage Final Standings
Block A: 1. Minoru [8] 2. Hiroshi Yamato [6] 3. Kaz Hayashi [5] -. Super Crazy [5] 5. Hikaru Sato [4] 6. Antonio Thomas [2]
Block B: 1. KAI [8] 2. Chris Prospect [6] 3. Shuji Kondo [4] 4. Jimmy Yang [4] 5. BUSHI [2] 6. MAZADA [2]
AJPW "SUMMER ACTION SERIES 2010", 08.08.2010 (GAORA TV) Hakata Star Lane 1,800 Fans
2. Jr. Heavyweight League - Semi Final: KAI beat Hiroshi Yamato (8:54) with a Splash Plancha. 3. Jr. Heavyweight League - Semi Final: Chris Prospect beat Minoru (10:57) with a Shining Triangle 7. Jr. Heavyweight League - Final: KAI beat Chris Prospect (13:06) with a Splash Plancha
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GATTACA: PRO, "IDEOLOGY Night 1" 8/8/10 Tokyo Korakuen Hall
1. Atsushi Aoki, Kota Ibushi, Chris Prospect beat Fujita Jr. Hayato, Munenori Sawa, Ryuji Hijikata (7:06) when Aoki used an Assault Point on Sawa 2. Takashi Okita Heavyweight Rush 2nd: Katsuhiko Nakajima beat Takashi Okita (8:29) with a Death Roll 3. IDEOLOGY Block A: Kazuchika Okada [2] beat Mike Knox [0] (10:14) with an Octopus Stretch 4. IDEOLOGY Block B: Katsuyori Shibata [2] beat Justin Tyger [0] (10:39) with a PK 5. IDEOLOGY Battle of Blocks: Daisuke Sekimoto beat Manabu Soya (15:13) with a German Suplex Hold 6. IDEOLOGY Block A: Masayuki Kono [2] beat Taiyo Kea [AJPW] [0] (13:36) with a Kneedrop 7. IDEOLOGY Block B: Jun Akiyama [NOAH] [1] vs. Shuhei Taniguchi [1] (30:00) went to a Time Limit Draw
Block A: 1. Masayuki Kono [2] - Kazuchika Okada [2] 2. Mike Knox [0] - Daisuke Sekimoto [0] - Taiyo Kea [AJPW] [0]
Block B: 1. Katsuyori Shibata [2] 2. Jun Akiyama [NOAH] [1] - Shuhei Taniguchi [1] 3. Manabu Soya [0] - Justin Tyger [0]
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GATTACA: PRO, "IDEOLOGY Night 2" 8/10/10 Kuki City Gymnasium
1. Fujita Jr. Hayato, Munenori Sawa, Ryuji Hijikata beat Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, Satoshi Kajiwara (11:25) when Hijikata used a Jumping High Kick on Miyahara 2. IDEOLOGY Block A: Masayuki Kono [4] beat Mike Knox [0] (8:45) with a Kneedrop 3. IDEOLOGY Block B: Shuhei Taniguchi [3] beat Katsuyori Shibata [2] (13:56) with a Fisherman’s Suplex 4. IDEOLOGY Block B: Jun Akiyama [NOAH] [3] beat Manabu Soya [0] (11:52) with an Exploder Suplex 5. IDEOLOGY Block A: Daisuke Sekimoto [2] beat Kazuchika Okada [0] (11:47) with a German Suplex Hold 6. IDEOLOGY Battle of Blocks: Justin Tyger beat Taiyo Kea [AJPW] (15:01) with a Northern Lights Bomb
Block A: 1. Masayuki Kono [4] 2. Kazuchika Okada [2] - Daisuke Sekimoto [2] 3. Mike Knox [0] - Taiyo Kea [AJPW] [0]
Block B: 1. Jun Akiyama [NOAH] [3] - Shuhei Taniguchi [3] 2. Katsuyori Shibata [2] 3. Manabu Soya [0] - Justin Tyger [0]
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GATTACA: PRO, "IDEOLOGY Night 3" 8/12/10 Niigata City Gymnasium
1. Atsushi Aoki, Kota Ibushi, Chris Prospect beat Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, Satoshi Kajiwara (10:59) when Prospect used a Cradle Driver on Miyahara 2. Takashi Okita Heavyweight Rush 3rd: Yutaka Yoshie [FREE] beat Takashi Okita (8:17) with a Diving Body Press 3. IDEOLOGY Block A: Taiyo Kea [AJPW] [2] beat Mike Knox [0] (9:39) with an H5O 4. IDEOLOGY Block B: Shuhei Taniguchi [5] beat Manabu Soya [0] (13:03) with a Fisherman’s Suplex 5. IDEOLOGY Battle of Blocks: Katsuyori Shibata beat Kazuchika Okada (11:07) with a PK 6. IDEOLOGY Block A: Daisuke Sekimoto [3] vs. Masayuki Kono [5] (30:00) went to a Time Limit Draw 7. IDEOLOGY Block B: Jun Akiyama [NOAH] [4] vs. Justin Tyger [1] (30:00) went to a Time Limit Draw
Block A: 1. Masayuki Kono [5] 2. Daisuke Sekimoto [3] 3. Kazuchika Okada [2] - Taiyo Kea [AJPW] [2] 4. Mike Knox [0]
Block B: 1. Shuhei Taniguchi [5] 2. Jun Akiyama [NOAH] [4] 3. Katsuyori Shibata [2] 4. Justin Tyger [1] 5. Manabu Soya [0]
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Post by Matt on Aug 13, 2010 12:54:27 GMT -5
Two back to back draws? That is strange.
Jun Akiyama versus Justin Tyger going to a time-limit draw is not believable as Justin Tyger is like the Chuck Norris of wrestling and can destroy him.
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Post by Daz on Aug 13, 2010 13:21:50 GMT -5
Two back to back draws? That is strange. Jun Akiyama versus Justin Tyger going to a time-limit draw is not believable as Justin Tyger is like the Chuck Norris of wrestling and can destroy him. never under estimate the power of the exploder.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 13, 2010 15:46:20 GMT -5
AJPW "PRO-WRESTLING LOVE IN RYOGOKU VOL. 10", 29.08.2010 (PPV) Tokyo Ryogoku Kokugikan
6. All Japan Unified Tag Team Titles: Taiyo Kea & Justin Tyger (c) vs. Lance Cade & René Duprée
Justin Tyger and Taiyo Kea, the All Japan Unified Tag Team Champions, were set to defend their titles against the Voodoo Murders teaming of Lance Cade and René Duprée in just over 2 weeks.
We are sad to report that Lance Cade, 29, passed away due to unconfirmed causes.
There is currently no report on what will happen to the title defense match.
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GATTACA: PRO, "IDEOLOGY Night 4" 8/14/10 Fukushima National Athletic Meet Commemoration Gymnasium
1. Fujita Jr. Hayato and Munenori Sawa beat Chris Prospect and Atsushi Aoki (10:18) when Sawa used a Shining Wizard on Prospect 2. IDEOLOGY Block A: Daisuke Sekimoto [5] beat Mike Knox [0] (10:52) with a German Suplex Hold 3. IDEOLOGY Block B: Katsuyori Shibata [4] beat Manabu Soya [0] (11:35) with a PK 4. IDEOLOGY Block A: Taiyo Kea [AJPW] [4] beat Kazuchika Okada [2] (9:16) with a H5O 5. IDEOLOGY Block B: Shuhei Taniguchi [7] beat Justin Tyger [1] (16:45) with a Fisherman’s Suplex 6. IDEOLOGY Battle of Blocks: Masayuki Kono beat Jun Akiyama [NOAH] (17:52) with a Knee Drop
Block A: 1. Masayuki Kono [5] - Daisuke Sekimoto [5] 2. Taiyo Kea [AJPW] [4] 3. Kazuchika Okada [2] 4. Mike Knox [0]
Block B: 1. Shuhei Taniguchi [7] 2. Jun Akiyama [NOAH] [4] - Katsuyori Shibata [4] 3. Justin Tyger [1] 4. Manabu Soya [0]
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Post by TheNinthCloud on Aug 14, 2010 23:27:57 GMT -5
I can't really reply to well as I don't know any of them, but Mike Knox. By the times of the matches it seems like it was a good show. I would've liked to see Mike Knox & Justin Tyger win, though. Not really much more to say as I haven't been following this as much as I need to. I do think you should add some more detail here and there. If you keep doing A beat B with a DDT then this diary will end up like your fed on the text board. A long thread with no replies.
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GATTACA: PRO, "IDEOLOGY Night 5" 8/16/10 Sapporo Teisen Hall
1. Chris Prospect and Atsushi Aoki beat Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara (13:52) when Aoki used a Cross Armbreaker on Miyahara 2. Takashi Okita Heavyweight Rush 4th: Takashi Okita beat Naomichi Marufuji (9:16) by Referee Stoppage (Shoulder Injury) 3. IDEOLOGY Battle of Blocks: Shuhei Taniguchi beat Mike Knox (10:52) with a Fisherman’s Suplex 4. IDEOLOGY Block B: Justin Tyger [3] beat Manabu Soya [0] (10:18) with a Northern Lights Bomb 5. IDEOLOGY Block A: Masayuki Kono [7] beat Kazuchika Okada [2] (12:52) with a Kneedrop 6. IDEOLOGY Block A: Daisuke Sekimoto [7] beat Taiyo Kea [AJPW] [4] (16:45) with a German Suplex Hold 7. IDEOLOGY Block B: Jun Akiyama [NOAH] [6] beat Katsuyori Shibata [4] (11:35) by KO (Exploder Suplex)
Block A: 1. Masayuki Kono [7] * - Daisuke Sekimoto [7] * 2. Taiyo Kea [AJPW] [4] 3. Kazuchika Okada [2] 4. Mike Knox [0]
Block B: 1. Shuhei Taniguchi [7] * 2. Jun Akiyama [NOAH] [6] * - Katsuyori Shibata [4] 3. Justin Tyger [3] 4. Manabu Soya [0]
* Have Advanced to Semi-Finals
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GATTACA: PRO, "IDEOLOGY Final Night" 8/18/10 Tokyo JCB Hall
1. IDEOLOGY Semi-Finals: Daisuke Sekimoto beat Shuhei Taniguchi (17:21) with a Avalanche German Suplex Hold 2. IDEOLOGY Semi-Finals: Jun Akiyama beat Masayuki Kono (13:11) with an Exploder Suplex 3. Kota Ibushi beat Chris Prospect (14:00) with a Phoenix Splash 4. BACK TO HIJIKATA Trial Series 2nd: Atsushi Aoki beat Ryuji Hijikata (13:45) with an Assault Point 5. Fujita Jr. Hayato and Munenori Sawa beat Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara (12:33) when Hayato used a Helm on Miyahara 6. IDEOLOGY Special 6 Man: Justin Tyger, Katsuyori Shibata, Manabu Soya beat Taiyo Kea [AJPW], Kazuchika Okada, Mike Knox (11:32) when Shibata used a PK on Knox 7. Takashi Okita Heavyweight Rush 5th: Kensuke Sasaki beat Takashi Okita (7:53) with a Northern Lights Bomb 8. IDEOLOGY Finals: Daisuke Sekimoto beat Jun Akiyama (24:12) with a German Suplex Hold (Tournament Win)
- In the semi-finals of the IDEOLOGY tournament, co-Block A winner Daisuke Sekimoto battled Block B’s first place winner Shuhei Taniguchi. The two fought valiantly, Sekimoto fighting for his shot at Marufuji, Taniguchi looking to finally make his name in wrestling. Neither man would back down at all, both men throwing German Suplex after German Suplex. In the end, it took a German Suplex from the top rope, from Sekimoto, ending the match, and the title match dreams of Taniguchi, but keeping his own dreams alive. After the hard fought match, the two near collapsed on each other, shaking hands, with Taniguchi telling Sekimoto over and over to go on and win it all, with Sekimoto answering with agreement, and stating Taniguchi can have a shot after he wins the title from Marufuji anytime he wanted.
- In the last semi final match, Block B’s second place winner Jun Akiyama was out for revenge. Masayuki Kono, co-Block A winner, pinned Akiyama just four days ago, shocking not only Akiyama, but all of Japan. Kono and Akiyama met in the center of the ring, staring off for a moment, before a spark was lit, setting of a huge trading of slaps and punches, neither of them letting off. With Kono looking to become the biggest star in GATTACA, by pinning Akiyama for a second time in less than a week. Kono almost made this a reality, but Akiyama quickly changed that, with an Exploder Suplex from seemingly nowhere. After the match, the two stared off for a moment, as Akiyama extended his hand, that Kono, almost begrudgingly, accepted.
- In the finals of the IDEOLOGY tournament, Daisuke Sekimoto squared off with legend Jun Akiyama. With the injured Heavyweight Champion, Naomichi Marufuji, sat in on commentary, scouting his next challenger. Sekimoto and Akiyama battled like warriors, fighting until they had nothing left. Bound by his determination to finally get his chance at Marufuji and his title, Sekimoto didn’t let anything stop him and his rise. After being hit by multiple Exploder Suplexes, Sekimoto still kicked out! As Akiyama stood in amazement, charged, raring back for a Jumping Knee Strike, which Sekimoto dodged! As Akiyama stumbled back to the mat, Sekimoto run up from behind him, and flung Akiyama back, hitting a German Suplex! Sekimoto followed this up, hitting another German Suplex, this time bridging, and pinning Akiyama to end the match! As Sekimoto stood up in celebration, he was presented with a trophy. Akiyama gathered himself, and walked over to Sekimoto, shaking his hand, before walking to the back. Marufuji, now out of the commentary table, walked in the ring, holding his title. The two stared off, Marufuji shedding a sly, confident grin, which Sekimoto answered with an intense stare. After several forceful moments, Marufuji backed away, letting out a laugh, before walking off.
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Post by legendkiller8 on Aug 20, 2010 20:43:05 GMT -5
Daisuke Sekimoto winning the tournament was a good finish and should really benefit. Can't wait to see where you go from here.
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Post by shiftyeyes on Aug 20, 2010 20:50:25 GMT -5
I have no idea at all about the Japanese scene, but I feel it'd be harsh to reply to everything else, and leave this out! I like that Lance Cade's death has been mentioned, and that Mike Knox is in there as well, I feel he could do well as a gaijin? I'm sorry if thats the wrong word, I mean an american monster heel. I guess even moving continents can't stop Knox jobbing though!
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Post by Deleted on Aug 22, 2010 22:53:45 GMT -5
“I am not scared of Sekimoto. I will not run away. I will prove that I am who I say I am, the best heavyweight wrestler in the world. I will prove that to everyone when I pin Sekimoto, and put all of the questions, all of the doubts, to an end. I‘m hurt, but that will not be an excuse. It will not be a hinder, because I will be 110% going into this match.”
“Marufuji has a weakness. His weakness is overconfidence. I believes he is the best in the world, and he’s not. Marufuji is a very good wrestler. He has achieved a lot, but beyond his belief, he is not the best. He is not the heavyweight he believes. I hope I will knock this into his brain, when I German Suplex him on his head, and become the champion I’ve deserved to be since May.”
- The Heavyweight Champion Naomichi Marufuji will not wrestle this tour, excluding the finale, as an attempt to not worsen his weak shoulder. It has been speculated that the match with Takashi Okita has put the champion in a bad spot going into this extremely important title defense with Sekimoto.
- Big Mouth LOUD star Kazunari Murakami will participate the entire tour, focusing on teaming with BML friend and foe Katsuyori Shibata. The two are rumored to challenge Justin Tyger and Taiyo Kea for the All Japan Tag Team Titles.
- After pinning Junior Ace Chris Prospect twice, KAI will return to GATTACA, by way of All Japan, looking to once again pin the 2 time former Junior Heavyweight Champion. “I see this as an opportunity, to reach new levels of stardom in my wrestling career. I see this as a chance to raise myself in the eyes of the fans, All Japan, GATTACA, in the eyes of champions like Kaz Hayashi, and even Fujita Jr. Hayato. If, and when, I defeat Prospect again, I will formally challenge Hayato for a shot at the Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship.”
GATTACA: PRO, “EUGENICS 16” 8/25/10 (Samurai! TV)
1. Kenny Omega vs. Shota Takanishi 2. Shuhei Taniguchi vs. Fale Simitaitoko 3. Kota Ibushi vs. Satoshi Kajiwara 4. Justin Tyger vs. Manabu Soya 5. Kentaro Shiga [FREE] and Chris Prospect vs. Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara 6. Kazuchika Okada and Atsushi Aoki vs. Fujita Jr. Hayato and Takashi Okita 7. Bati-Bati Style: Daisuke Sekimoto, Masayuki Kono, Munenori Sawa vs. Katsuyori Shibata, Kazunari Murakami [BML], Ryuji Hijikata
GATTACA: PRO, “EUGENICS 20” 9/3/10 (Samurai! TV)
1. Special Singles Match: Chris Prospect vs. KAI [AJPW] 2. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Fujita Jr. Hayato (C) vs. Atsushi Aoki 3. Heavyweight Championship: Naomichi Marufuji (C) vs. Daisuke Sekimoto
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Post by Deleted on Aug 25, 2010 19:29:58 GMT -5
GATTACA: PRO, “EUGENICS 16” 8/25/10 (Samurai! TV) Sapporo Teisen Hall
1. Kenny Omega beat Shota Takanishi (7:35) with a Croyt’s Wrath 2. Shuhei Taniguchi beat Fale Simitaitoko (8:05) with a Fisherman’s Suplex 3. Kota Ibushi beat Satoshi Kajiwara (10:36) with a Phoenix Splash 4. Manabu Soya beat Justin Tyger (14:18) with a Brainbuster 5. Kentaro Shiga [FREE] and Chris Prospect beat Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara (15:08) when Prospect used a Cradle Driver on Miyahara 6. Kazuchika Okada and Atsushi Aoki beat Fujita Jr. Hayato and Takashi Okita (12:09) when Okada used a Octopus Stretch on Okita 7. Daisuke Sekimoto, Masayuki Kono, Munenori Sawa beat Katsuyori Shibata, Kazunari Murakami [BML], Ryuji Hijikata (19:16) when Sekimoto used a German Suplex Hold on Murakami
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