Puroresu - Anno Domini 2014 *Topic Ufficiale*

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DDT “MEMORIES OF SUMMER VACATION 2014”, 31/08/2014
Shinjuku FACE

1. MIKAMI & Gorgeous Matsuno Vs Michael Nakazawa & Tomomitsu Matsunaga
2. Toru Owashi & Kazuki Hirata Vs Antonio Honda & Hoshitango
3. Daisuke Sasaki Vs DJ Nira
4. Danshoku Dino, Makoto Oishi & Shunma Katsumata Vs KUDO, Yukio Sakaguchi & Masa Takanashi
5. Yasu Urano & Akito Vs Shigehiro Irie & Soma Takao
6. Kota Ibushi 10th Anniversary Match: Kota Ibushi, HARASHIMA & Konosuke Takeshita Vs Sanshiro Takagi, Shuji Ishikawa & Gota Ihashi
7. KO-D Openweight Title Challenger Tournament – Final: Keisuke Ishii Vs Tetsuya Endo

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[Sacher]

Annunciata la card del primo show della due giorni “International Wrestling Ring Festival in Pyongyang”.
Antonio Inoki e i suoi lottatori sono arrivati ieri in Nord Corea da Pechino, essendo la Cina insieme alla Russia le uniche nazioni ad avere dei collegamenti aerei con il Paese. Nel pomeriggio di oggi ci sarà un incontro con alcuni rappresentati del Partito dei Lavoratori di Corea.

IGF "INTERNATIONAL WRESTLING RING FESTIVAL IN PYONGYANG" 30/08/2014
Ryugyong Chung Ju-yung Gymnasium, Pyongyang (Corea del Nord)

1. Daichi Hashimoto vs. Crusher Kawaguchi
2. Wang Bin vs. Keisuke Okuda
3. Ultimo Dragon vs. Hajime Ohara
4. Meiko Satomura & DASH · Chisako vs. Kyoko Kimura & Ray
5. Bob Sapp & Jon Andersen vs. Atsushi Sawada & Shogun Okamoto
6. Montanha Silva vs. Taka Kunou
7. Jerome Le Banner vs. Shinichi Suzukawa
8. Kazuyuki Fujita vs. Erik Hammer

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[Sacher]

La card del secondo show della due giorni “International Wrestling Ring Festival in Pyongyang”.
Si registrano l'entusiasmo e la sorpresa dei cittadini nordcoreani nei confronti della carovana IGF. Jerome Le Banner, Bob Sapp e Erik Hammer si sono esibiti in una prova di forza trascinando per le strade di Pyongyang un bus, tra i volti sbigottiti dei presenti.

IGF "INTERNATIONAL WRESTLING RING FESTIVAL IN PYONGYANG" 31/08/2014
Ryugyong Chung Ju-yung Gymnasium, Pyongyang (Corea del Nord)

1. Crusher Kawaguchi vs. Keisuke Okuda
2. Taka Kunou vs. Wang Bin
3. Ultimo Dragon vs. Eddie French
4. Meiko Satomura & DASH · Chisako vs. Kyoko Kimura & Ray
5. Erik Hammer & Jon Andersen vs. Daichi Hashimoto & Shogun Okamoto
6. Bob Sapp vs. Atsushi Sawada
7. Montanha Silva vs. Shinichi Suzukawa
8. Kazuyuki Fujita vs. Jerome Le Banner

[Sacher]

I risultati del primo evento “International Wrestling Ring Festival in Pyongyang”, la due giorni di show IGF in Nord Corea.

IGF "INTERNATIONAL WRESTLING RING FESTIVAL IN PYONGYANG" 30/08/2014
Ryugyong Chung Ju-yung Gymnasium, Pyongyang (Corea del Nord)
Pubblico: 15000 Spettatori

1. Crusher Kawaguchi sconfigge Daichi Hashimoto (3:02) con un Lariat.
2. Wang Bin sconfigge Keisuke Okuda (1:56) con un Powerslam.
3. Ultimo Dragon sconfigge Hajime Ohara (10:33) con l'Asai DDT.
4. Kyoko Kimura & Ray sconfiggono Meiko Satomura & DASH · Chisako (14:10) quando Kimura colpisce Satomura con un Big Boot.
5. Bob Sapp & Jon Andersen sconfiggono Atsushi Sawada & Shogun Okamoto (6:23) quando Sapp usa un Argentine Backbreaker su Sawada.
6. Montanha Silva sconfigge Taka Kunou (3:36) con una Jumping Body Press.
7. Jerome Le Banner sconfigge Shinichi Suzukawa (3:22) per KO via gancio destro.
8. Kazuyuki Fujita sconfigge Erik Hammer (7:15) con un German Suplex Hold.

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08/31 THE GATE OF GENERATION Finale
8/31/2014 Fukuoka, Hakata Star Lanes

0. 3 Way Match: Jimmy Kanda (4:13 Ryu's) Batten x Burabura{L}; Yuga Hayashi
1. Mr. Quu Quu Tanizaki Naoki Toyonaka Dolphin{W}, Genki Horiguchi H.A.Gee.Mee!! (8:29 Implant) Ryotsu Shimizu, "Mr. High Tension" Kotoka{L}
2. Don Fujii, Gamma (8:23 Disqualified for attacking the referee) Punch Tominaga{L}, Mondai Ryu
3. Jimmy Susumu, Jimmy Kagetora{W} (15:43 Kagenui) CIMA{L}, Flamita
4. Masaaki Mochizuki, BxB Hulk{W}, Dragon Kid (16:06 First Flash) T-Hawk, Eita, Yosuke♡Santa Maria{L}
5. Special Single Match: YAMATO (17:38 Gallaria) Akira Tozawa
6. Open the Triangle Gate Championship Match: Naruki Doi, Kzy, Cyber Kong{W} (25:00 Cyber Bomb) Masato Yoshino, Shingo Takagi{L}, Uhaa Nation
*3rd defense

MAD BLANKEY took over the ring after match two. Fujii continued to beat on Mondai Ryu on the outside until he was carried away. Doi asked the fans how they enjoyed the match, to a chorus of boos. He called out the MONSTER challenger team. He talked about their crushing defeat at the hands of MAD BLANKEY back in Ota. He wondered if they even met the criteria for a title match. Takagi was quick to bring up that Doi also lost in Ota, but Doi blew that off. The fans continued to boo while Doi called them all ugly rednecks. He promised a MB win and perfect happy ending. Takagi said that the real happy end was surely a MONSTER EXPRESS win, and they would try their best to create one last good summer memory for the fans.

T-Hawk & Hulk, and then T-Hawk & Mochizuki brawled around after their match. Both sides promised fireworks and payback during the tag league.

YAMATO celebrated the easy win over Tozawa. He wondered why the match was billed as a "special singles match". He didn't see anything particularly special about it, or Tozawa. He talked about how the new generation of DRAGON GATE was centered around 6 wrestlers. Himself, Doi, Yoshino, Hulk, Takagi, and Tozawa. He mocked Tozawa for his complete lack of accomplishments and progress when compared to the others. His fellow MAD BLANKEY members were going to defend their Triangle Gate titles in the main event, and it would be another MB festival tonight.

That promise was fulfilled. Doi mocked ME for another night of defeats. Takagi & Tozawa have no momentum, and Yoshino & pal Shachihoko BOY would pose no threat going into the tag league. Kong said that it was time for the Muscle Monster revival to reach the next stage. He pinned Takagi today, so his next target was the man Takagi hates the most. He called out BxB Hulk. He demanded a Dream Gate title match. Mochizuki, who was at the commentary table, quickly hit the ring. Kong told him this had nothing to do with him, but Mochizuki ignored him. He didn't block the challenge, but wanted assurances that it wouldn't be turned into another 4 vs. 1 disaster like last time. All sides agreed. Kong demanded the match happen as soon as possible, but September was out of the question due to the Summer Adventure Tag League. Kong was furious, he wasn't busy at all in September since he wasn't in the league. Eventually they agreed that the best location would be the next time they come to Hakata on 10/5.

Mochizuki promised that himself & DK would be there to back Hulk up. He said Hulk would surely slay the fat beast. Hulk closed things out, after Mochizuki encouraged the audience to let him.

10/5/2014 Fukuoka, Hakata Star Lanes
-Open the Dream Gate Championship Match: BxB Hulk vs. Cyber Kong

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BJW "DEATH MANIA", 31.08.2014 (Samurai! TV)
Nagoya International Conference Hall

1. Hideyoshi Kamitani, Toshiyuki Sakuta & Susumu Oshita besiegen Yuichi Taniguchi, Takayuki Ueki & Kota Sekifuda (8:03) mit einem Crab Hold von Kamitani gegen Sekifuda.
2. TLC Death Match: "Black Angel" Jaki Numazawa besiegt Masaya Takahashi (11:15) mit einem Horizontal Cradle.
3. Kohei Sato & Shinobu besiegen Kazuki Hashimoto & Yusaku Obata (9:57) nach einem Piledriver von Sato gegen Hashimoto.
4. Ryuichi Kawakami besiegt Atsushi Maruyama (10:11) nach der Scarlett Flowsion.
5. Abdullah Kobayashi & GAINA besiegen Kankuro Hoshino & Masato Inaba (10:01) nach einem Diving Bakachinga Elbow Drop von Kobayashi gegen Inaba.
6. Ryuji Ito Debut 15th Anniversary Special Six Man Tag Match: The Great Sasuke , Brahman Shu & Brahman Kei besiegen Ryuji Ito, Tsutomu Oosugi & Hercules Senga (11:04) als Sasuke Senga nach dem Messiah Kurin pinnte.
7. Daisuke Sekimoto Debut 15th Anniversary Special Singles Match: Daisuke Sekimoto besiegt Takashi Sugiura (18:52) mit einem German Suplex Hold.
8. BJW Death Match Heavyweight Title ~ End Of The Summer Owari Nagoya Glass Board & Kenzan Death Match: Yuko Miyamoto (c) besiegt Masahi Takeda (12:06) nach einem Running Fire Thunder (1st defense).

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DDT "MEMORIES OF SUMMER VACATION 2014", 31.08.2014
Shinjuku FACE
650 Fans - Super No Vacancy Full House

1. KUDO, Yukio Sakaguchi & Masa Takanashi besiegen Danshoku Dino, Makoto Oishi & Shunma Katsumata (7:58) mit em Takatonic von Takanashi gegen Katsumata.
2. MIKAMI & Gorgeous Matsuno besiegen Michael Nakazawa & Tomomitsu Matsunaga (10:45) mit einem Japanese Leg-Roll Clutch Hold von Matsuno gegen Nakazawa.
3. Antonio Honda & Hoshitango besiegen Toru Owashi & Kazuki Hirata (11:15) nach einem Diving Fist Drop von Honda gegen Hirata.
4. DJ Nira besiegt Daisuke Sasaki (12:50) mit einem Modivied Crucifix Hold.
5. Yasu Urano & Akito besiegen Shigehiro Irie & Soma Takao (12:19) mit einem Cradle von Akito gegen Takao.
6. Kota Ibushi Debut 10th Anniversary Match: Kota Ibushi, HARASHIMA & Konosuke Takeshita besiegen Sanshiro Takagi, Shuji Ishikawa & Gota Ihashi (16:11) nach einem Reverse Yari Otoshi von Ibushi gegen Ihashi.
1. KO-D Openweight Title #1 Contendership Tournament - Final: Keisuke Ishii besiegt Tetsuya Endo (17:55) nach einem High-Angle Double-Arm DDT.

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12 minuti di title match?
Ishii
Facci sogna'

[Sacher]

Peccato per Takeda. Quest'anno il booking BJW è stato veramente orrendo.

[AmazingOne]

per approcciarmi al puro cosa dovrei fare? Che match strici dovrei recuperare per comprendere la disciplina? Che fed seguire ecc.
Qualche esperto di puro potrebbe consigliarmi? tenendo presente che devo partire praticamente da zero e che la mia conoscenza si limita a major usa e indy principali(ROH, PWG, DGUSA).

[njchampion]

per approcciarmi al puro cosa dovrei fare? Che match strici dovrei recuperare per comprendere la disciplina? Che fed seguire ecc.
Qualche esperto di puro potrebbe consigliarmi? tenendo presente che devo partire praticamente da zero e che la mia conoscenza si limita a major usa e indy principali(ROH, PWG, DGUSA).

ho postato ieri un canale youtube in inglese con due tizi che facevano una trasmissione sul puroresu trovi bizzeffe di bei match
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Parto dal presupposto che non ho mai seguito le varie classifiche dei migliori match del passato
quindi ti dico giusto qualche mia preferenza
Comunque dipende anche da cosa cerchi tu,io mi ero intrippato in un periodo per cercare qualsiasi match della UWF dopo che ho visto Vader in Japan comunque
Nakano, Anjo miei preferiti,anche Kakihara (erano 6 / 7 wrestlers praticamente in UWF ma per dirti il loro approccio era fantastico negli scambi stiff ,meno fantastico per i tempi nelle prese a terra per i miei gusti)anche se paradossalmente i wrestlers della UWF li ho preferiti di piu' al confronto con i wrestlers della NJPW che tra loro stessi.

Se cerchi lucharesu vai con i best of super juniors o vari junior league della AJPW
tra i junior heavyweights il mio preferito Kaz Hayashi ma anche un sottovalutato Akira Nogami (lo trovi nei match chiamato AKIRA)
poi Jinsei Shinzaki spettacolare,
due forti fisicamente tra gli junior heavyweights : Tatsuhito Takaiwa, e Kondo .

Invece tra i match non troppo lontani nel tempo degli heavyweights adesso al volo da vedere per forza mi viene in mente questo tra l'altro te l'ho trovato col commento in inglese: " onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Vuoi un Kurt Angle associato a calci stiff cercati match di Yuji Nagata.

io ti ho dato pareri e gusti personali poi se vuoi andare sui classici affidati alle varie classifiche ,o a forum piu specifici come puroresu tv et cetera oppure vai anche su quel canale youtube che t ho consigliato trovi gran bei match del passato

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DDT has posted the rules for this year’s Dramatic General Election, which begun over the weekend. Even though many units have been formed for the Election, the votes are for the wrestlers themselves. Voting ballots are given to every spectator who attend DDT or Union shows during the month of September. Extra ballots are given for every 3,000 yen spent on merchandise at the shows and from DDT’s online store. Voting ends on 28th September and the results will be announced in Shinjuku FACE on 1st October.

At the end of the Election, the top 20 wrestlers with the most votes will all compete at Korakuen Hall on 26th October. Wrestlers ranked 21 to 24 will compete in a Dark Match. Normally the No. 1 ranked wrestler gets a cash prize and a KO-D Openweight Title match but this year a similar prize will also go to the runner up. The runner up gets a 300,000 yen prize and as a KO-D Title shot at the 26/10 Korakuen event. However, the overall winner gets a million yen and a KO-D Title shot at next year’s Saitama Super Arena show! If the champion (currently HARASHIMA) is in either spot he will get to choose his opponent for the respective show. Also the winner’s unit will get performance rights at Korakuen Hall, which I think means they get to produce their own event in the building at some point in the future.

The full list of 48 candidates entering the election are:

Danshoku Dino, Isami Kodaka, Kota Ibushi, HARASHIMA, Makoto Oishi, Soma Takao, Kenny Omega, Super Sasadango Machine, Cherry, Yasu Urano, Masa Takanashi, Konosuke Takeshita, KUDO, MIKAMI, Akito, Keisuke Ishii, Antonio Honda, Shigehiro Irie, Daisuke Sasaki, Mio Shirai, Yukio Sakaguchi, Michael Nakazawa, DJ Nira, Yoshihiko, Toru Owashi, Mitomi Masayuki, Shuji Ishikawa, Tetsuya Endo, Tomomitsu Matsunaga, Kazuki Hirata, Gota Ihashi, Hoshitango, Gorgeous Matsuno, Rion Mizuki, Shunma Katsumata, Shun Miyatake, Seiya Morohashi, FUMA, Daichi Kazato, Ryu Gouma, SAGATA, Tomoya Kawamura, Goro Jr., Shibata, Saki Akai, Ladybeard, Sanshiro Takagi and Daichi

The units are:

Smile Squash
HARASHIMA, Yasu Urano & Akito

Shuten-dōji
KUDO, Yukio Sakaguchi & Masa Takanashi

Golden☆Storm Riders
Kota Ibushi, Kenny Omega & Daisuke Sasaki

Team Drift
Keisuke Ishii, Shigehiro Irie & Soma Takao

Happy Motel
Antonio Honda, Konosuke Takeshita & Tetsuya Endo

T2Hide
Sanshiro Takagi, Toru Owashi & Kazuki Hirata

Goja★Mika
MIKAMI & Gorgeous Matsuno

Moratorium’s
Super Sasadango Machine & Shun Miyatake

Otoko-Kata-Shinki
Danshoku Dino, Makoto Oishi & Shunma Katsumata

Pigging
Michael Nakazawa, Tomomitsu Matsunaga & Gota Ihashi

Nira Federation
DJ Nira

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per approcciarmi al puro cosa dovrei fare? Che match strici dovrei recuperare per comprendere la disciplina? Che fed seguire ecc.
Qualche esperto di puro potrebbe consigliarmi? tenendo presente che devo partire praticamente da zero e che la mia conoscenza si limita a major usa e indy principali(ROH, PWG, DGUSA).

Intanto dai un'occhiata al topic del torneo del puroresu, ci sono un sacco di video e magari puoi farti un'idea di cosa ti piace e cosa no.
Il mondo del puroresu è ampio e variegato, almeno capiresti da cosa partire.

[Sacher]

Antonio Inoki ha svelato al Tokyo Sports il regalo fatto a Kim Jong-un: una bottiglia di shochu a forma di Godzilla.
Il fondatore della IGF ha raccontato al giornale di aver consegnato a Kim Yong-nam, presidente del parlamento nordcoreano, un esemplare dell'edizione limitata di fiasche di porcellana raffiguranti il popolare mostro cinematografico contenenti shochu, distillato tradizionale giapponese, come presente al supremo leader di Pyongyang. Inoki ha detto che gli era stato consigliato di portare in regalo degli orologi, ma questi rientrano negli oggetti che non è possibile portare in Nord Corea dal Giappone.
Ricordiamo che Kim Jong-il, defunto padre dell'attuale capo di stato, era talmente appassionato di Godzilla da ordinare una versione nordcoreana chiamata “Pulgasari”, realizzata dal regista sudcoreano Shin Sang-ok, fatto rapire anni prima ad Hong Kong dai servizi segreti per costringerlo a realizzare film per il regime.

Gli amici nordcoreani