Puroresu - Anno Domini 2014 *Topic Ufficiale*

[Outsider]

Daje KUDO, facci sogna'.

[Sacher]

Mah, mi sa che semplicemente gli restituirà il job di qualche anno fa.

Spero basta in un grande match all'ultimo sangue.

[Outsider]

Ma speriamo di no, guarda. Di HARA non ne posso veramente più

[Sacher]

Hideki Suzuki lascia la IGF e si pone un ambizioso traguardo da freelance: 100 match entro la fine dell'anno.
Il lottatore allenato da Billy Robinson ha debuttato nel pro-wrestling nel 2008, ed oggi dopo quasi 6 anni di permanenza nella federazione di Antonio Inoki ha deciso di provare nuove esperienze. Per raggiungere la cifra di 100 incontri, Suzuki dovrà dividersi tra diverse federazioni, ed è proprio quello che lui intende fare dichiarando di voler lottare contro Suwama della AJPW, Yoshihiro Takayama attivo prevalentemente in WRESTLE-1 e Davey Boy Smith Jr. della NJPW.

Dai cazzo.

[Outsider]

Suzuki

[Geno]

Spero lasci anche Sawada. Dal poco che ho visto non mi spiaceva.

[Outsider]

Spero lasci anche Sawada. Dal poco che ho visto non mi spiaceva.

Le cose migliori mai viste in IGF sono i tag match in cui lui e Ogawa affrontavano grossi nomi esterni. Il focus era sulla crescita di Sawada e per una volta la IGF sembrava avere un senso. Poi Ogawa ha litigato col vecchio rincoglionito e sbam.
Comunque se non sbaglio ha un match nel primo show MMA della IGF, penso che per il momento una sua fuga è da escludere

[Sacher]

KUDO nuovo campione KO-D.

[Sacher]

DDT “Judgement 2014”, 3/21/2014 [Fri] 12:00 @ Korakuen Hall in Tokyo
1,618 Spectators

(0) Dark Match: Shunme Katsumata vs. Toshi Miyatake
◆Winner: DRAW (5:00) Time Expired.

(1) Monster Army Final: Antonio Honda, Daisuke Sasaki, Hoshitango & Yuji Hino vs. Sanshiro Takagi, Toru Owashi, Gota Ihashi & Gorgeous Matsuno
◆Winner: Hoshitango (10:07) with the Imachi Drop on Ihashi.

(2) Origin of DDT! Judgement Special Tag Match: MIKAMI & NOSAWA Rongai vs. Takashi Sasaki & Kengo Takai
◆Winner: MIKAMI (7:18) with a 450゜Splash on Takai.

(3) Danshoku Dino & Makoto Oishi vs. Shigehiro Irie & Aja Kong
◆Winner: Irie (7:51) with the Flying Sausage on Oishi.

(4) KO-D Tag & Michael Matsunaga Series 3rd Round Final Match: [49th Champions] Kota Ibushi & Kenny Omega vs. [Challengers] Michael Nakazawa & Tomomitsu Matsunaga
◆Winner: Ibushi (16:39) following an Avalanche style Drill-A-Hole Piledriver on Nakazawa.
~ 3rd successful defense.

(5) KO-D Next Challenger Rights Anytime Anywhere Battle Royal: Yasu Urano, Masa Takanashi, Keisuke Ishii, Soma Takao, Akito, Kazuki Mihara, Tetsuya Endo, Konosuke Takeshita, Gunachulo, Yukio Sakaguchi, DJ Nira, Super Sasadango Machine
~ Tetsuya Endo (8:10) earns the challenge rights anytime, anywhere.
~ Masa Takanashi (10:34) earns the challenge rights anytime, anywhere.
~ Kazuki Hirata (12:17) earns the challenge rights anytime, anywhere.
~ Guanchulo (13:17) sent Soma Takao over the top rope.
~ Guanchulo (13:46) earns the challenge rights to face anyone he chooses.
~ Super Sasadango (15:38) earns the challenge rights anytime, anywhere.
~ Urano (15:54) sent DJ Nira over the top rope.
~ Urano (16:40) sent Ishii & Yukio over the top rope.
~ Akito (17:56) via pinfall on Urano.
◆Winner: Akito (19:36) via pinfall on Takeshita.
~ Akito earns the right to face the KO-D Champion on 4/29 at the Korakuen Hall.

(6) KO-D Openweight Championship: [46th Champion] HARASHIMA vs. [Challenger] KUDO
◆Winner: KUDO (19:54) following the Diving Double Knee Drop.
~ Champion falls on his 7th title defense. KUDO becomes the 47th generation champion.
~ The new champion will face Akito on 4/29 at the Korakuen Hall.

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BJW “BIG JAPAN FULL METAL”, 3/21/2014 [Fri] 13:00 @ Hakata Starlanes in Fukuoka

(1) Frank Atsushi & Takayuki Ueki vs. Mentai Kid & Hideyoshi Kamitani
◆Winner: Kamitani (10:48) following a Backdrop on Ueki.

(2) WAVE vs Ice Ribbon: Yumi Ohka & Sumire Natsu vs. Tsukasa Fujimoto & Risa Sera
◆Winner: Fujimoto (14:54) following the Venus Shoot on Natsu.

(3) Table Deathmatch: Yuko Miyamoto vs. Takumi Tsukamoto
◆Winner: Miyamoto (12:34) following an Avalanche style Fire Thunder through a table.

(4) 045 Junky’s vs Gokudo Combi Deathmatch Hakata Bangaichi: Jun Kasai & “Kurotenshi” Jaki Numazawa vs. Kankuro Hoshino & Masato Inaba
◆Winner: Hoshino (14:07) following a Diving Senton on Numazawa with a Barbed-wire Board.

(5) Kohei Sato & Ryuichi Kawakami vs. Kazuki Hashimoto & Daichi Hashimoto
◆Winner: Kazuki (14:07) following a Right High Kick on Kawakami.

(6) BJW World Strong Heavyweight Championship Match: [4th Champion] Shinya Ishikawa vs. [Challenger] Shiori Asahi (K-DOJO)
◆Winner: Ishikawa (16:39) with a Sammy Clutch.
~ 1st successful defense.

(7) BJW Deathmatch Heavyweight Championship ~ Glass Board Death Match: [28th Champion] Isami Kodaka vs. [Challenger] Ryuji Ito
◆Winner: Kodaka (18:47) following the Isamiashi-zan (Running Low Superkick).
~ 2nd defense.

[Sacher]

ZERO1 “Tonkotsu Dai Ohanabi ~ Pro-Wrestling’s Holy Land of the West (Mecca)! Hakata Big Blaze!”, 3/21/2014 [Fri] 18:00 @ Hakata StarLanes in Fukuoka

(1) Jason Lee vs. Mineo Fujita
◆Winner: Lee (8:49) with the Game of Death.

(2) Ichiro Yaguchi, Hideki Hosaka, Kenichiro Arai & Yasu Niwatorichi vs. Asosan, Junji Tanaka, The Atchi & Nozomi Bo
◆Winner: Junji Tanaka (15:41) following a Diving Headbutt on Arai.

(3) “Dangan Yankees” Masato Tanaka, Yusaku Obata & Ikuto Hidaka vs. KAMIKAZE, Daemon Ueda & Takuya Sugawara
◆Winner: Ueda (12:11) with Lucifer’s Hammer on Hidaka.

(4) Kohei Sato & Yoshikazu Yokoyama vs. Daichi Hashimoto & Kazuki Hashimoto [BJW]
◆Winner: Daichi (14:12) following the Rising DDT on Yokoyama.

(5) World Heavyweight Championship Match: [15th Champion] James Raideen vs. [Challenger] Ryoji Sai
◆Winner: Raideen (15:11) following a Throwing Powerbomb.
~ 4th successful title defense.

(6) No Rope Barbed-wire Electric Current Blast Death Match: Atsushi Onita & Shinjiro Otani vs. Yoshihiro Takayama & Yoshiaki Fujiwara
◆Winner: Onita (14:21) via pinfall on Fujiwara, following 4 repeated blasts.

[Sacher]

Report dettagliato:

DDT “JUDGEMENT 2014”, 21/03/2014
Tokyo Korakuen Hall
1,618 Fans – Super No Vacancy

0. Exhibition Match: Shunma Katsumata Vs Shun Miyatake ended in a Time Limit Draw (5:00).
1. Monster Army Final Match: Antonio Honda, Daisuke Sasaki, Hoshitango & Yuji Hino defeated Sanshiro Takagi, Toru Owashi, Gota Ihashi & Gorgeous Matsuno when Hoshitango pinned Ihashi with the Imachi Drop (10:07).
2. Origin Of DDT! Judgement Special Tag Match: MIKAMI & NOSAWA Rongai defeated Takashi Sasaki & Kengo Takai when MIKAMI pinned Takai with the 450 Splash (7:18).
3. Settlement Against Something: Shigehiro Irie & Aja Kong defeated Danshoku Dino & Makoto Oishi when Irie pinned Oishi with the Flying Sausage (7:51).
4. KO-D Tag Team Titles Match – Michael & Matsunaga Trial Series – Final Leg: Kota Ibushi & Kenny Omega (c) defeated Michael Nakazawa & Tomomitsu Matsunaga when Ibushi pinned Nakazawa after the Avalanche Drill A Hole Piledriver (16:39).
*V3 for Golden Lovers.
5. Right To Challenge Anytime, Anywhere Contract Battle Royal: Akito defeated Konosuke Takeshita with the Kinniku Buster (19:39).
5a. Right To Challenge Anytime, Anywhere 1: Tetsuya Endo (8:10).
5b. Right To Challenge Anytime, Anywhere 2: Masa Takanashi (10:34).
5c. Right To Challenge Anytime, Anywhere 3: Kazuki Hirata (12:17).
5d. Right To Fight Favourite Wrestler: Guanchulo (13:46).
5e. Right To Challenge Anytime, Anywhere 4: Super Sasadango Machine (15:38).
6. KO-D Openweight Title: KUDO defeated HARASHIMA (c) with the Diving Double Knee Drop (19:54).
*HARASHIMA fails in V7. KUDO becomes the 46th KO-D Openweight Champion!

DDT celebrates its 17th Anniversary with a new KO-D Openweight Champion! After seven months of dominating the main event scene, HARASHIMA was finally knocked off his throne by his former ally KUDO. The new champion gloated about how his win was the result of him leaving UraShimaKudo and he would wait for a rematch anytime. HARASHIMA and Yasu Urano glared at KUDO but both left. With the former champion out of the way, KUDO now has a whole host of new challengers ahead.

The annual free for all that is the Right To Challenge Anytime, Anywhere Contract Battle Royal returned with six prizes on the line. A KO-D Title shot at Korakuen Hall on 29th April was the prize to the winner of the Royal Rumble portion of the match. The other portion was a Ladder Match with five contracts hanging above the ring, four of them with smiley faces and one with a skull on it. Tetsuya Endo, Masa Takanashi, Kazuki Hirata and Super Sasadango Machine each grabbed a smiley face contract, giving them a KO-D Title shot whenever they want. Guanchulo got the skull contract which turned out to be the right to challenge his favourite wrestler to a match. Akito last eliminated Konosuke Takeshita to win the Rumble match and get next month’s title shot. At the end of the show Akito told KUDO that there will be no more HARASHIMA’s challenging him because he will win the belt. The current generation on top in DDT will not last forever and he is here to be the future.

Guanchulo cashed in his contract and decided to have a match with Kikutaro. The match will take place on 29th March. The other contracts can be cashed in at any show until 2nd August. But just like last year, contracts can change hands if the holder is pinned or submitted in any match held inside Japan. Amon asked if anyone was going to cash in their contract before the April Korakuen show. Endo said he wants to cherish the contract because it’s his first time, so he will not cash it in yet. Sasadango also declined because he wants to train for his title match. Takanashi said he will not betray his “big brother” and will not challenge KUDO. Hirata was the only person who said he will cash in his contract at Korakuen next month.

Retired DDT wrestler Atsuo Sawada was a guest at the show and spoke about the Iron Man Heavymetalweight Title that he originally created 14 years ago. He said it was amazing that the championship is close to crowning its 1,000th champion. The 999th champion Sanshiro Takagi knew all too well about this since he was chased by Gorgeous Matsuno and Gota Ihashi throughout the show. During his speech celebrating DDT’s 17th Anniversary, Takagi announced he was sealing the Iron Man Title. Takagi said 999 was a nice number for the title lineage to end and he was also sick of wrestlers constantly attacking him. Sawada protested because he created the title to be defended all the time and to be won by any wrestler or thing. Takagi tried to convince Sawada to accept the decision by comparing the number of title reigns to Galaxy Express 999 but eventually gave up. Amon Tsurumi then announced that the title will be defended in Kasukabe Hall on 12th April.

Despite losing all three matches in their trial series, Michael Nakazawa & Tomomitsu Matsunaga finally impressed Amon Tsurumi with their performance. Their KO-D Tag Team Title defeat to the Golden Lovers got Tsurumi to say “Michael & Matsunaga did real good!” Kota Ibushi called both wrestlers strong in the post-match interview but he and Kenny Omega also pointed out that there are no immediate challengers for them to face next.

The Monster Army had its final battle and for the occasion Antonio Honda asked the opposing team if they could drop their guard so the entire Army could do a surprise attack one more time. After the match Honda said the unit will live on in his breast. His nipple to be exact.

Keisuke Ishii has been left feeling depressed after he and Soma Takao failed to win the All Asia Tag Team Titles in All Japan last Tuesday. That match was Ishii’s second chance to win the belts and he came up short again. He considered giving up the challenge and no longer chase after the belts. Amon Tsurumi encouraged Ishii to not give up and if Ishii couldn’t win the belts with Takao then he should try again with Shigehiro Irie. He instructed Ishii to record a video of himself asking for another title match and to send the video to Jun Akiyama.

New trainees Shunma Katsumata and Shun Miyatake fought to a five minute draw in a pre-show exhibition. Afterwards Tsurumi announced that Katsumata will have his debut wrestling match on the next Korakuen show on 29th April. Miyatake asked when he was going to debut. Amon was surprised by the question and told Miyatake that he is 100 years too early to even talk about having a debut.

DDT will get a new show on Samurai! TV soon. The show is called DDT Wrestling Banzai ＼(^o^)／.

[Sacher]

La card finale dell'annuale show ZERO1 nel santuario di Yasukuni, un luogo di culto shintoista dedicato alle anime di soldati e altre persone che morirono combattendo al servizio dell'Imperatore del Giappone.

ZERO1 "YASUKUNI SHRINE FESTIVAL" 30/03/2014
Tokyo Yasukuni Shrine Sumo Wrestling Place

1. Yuhi Final Countdown Match: Meiko Satomura vs. Yuhi
2. 3WAY Tag Match: Ikuto Hidaka & Fujita "Jr." Hayato vs. Jason Lee & Mineo Fujita vs. Tigers Mask & Billy Ken Kid
3. Ryouji Sai, Yoshikazu Yokoyama & Sean Guinness vs. KAMIKAZE, Takuya Sugawara & Toru Owashi
4. Mr. Puroresu War Dedication Match: Genichiro Tenryu & Shinjiro Ohtani vs. Masato Tanaka & Daichi Hashimoto
5. Hair vs. Hair: Daemon Ueda vs. Yusaku Obata
6. Z1 World Heavyweight Title: James Raideen (c) vs. Kohei Sato

Interessante il main event

Se Raideen sopravvive anche a Sato, li ha ufficialmente battuti tutti (oddio, mancherebbe KAMIKAZE )

[Geno]

La card finale dell'annuale show ZERO1 nel santuario di Yasukuni, un luogo di culto shintoista dedicato alle anime di soldati e altre persone che morirono combattendo al servizio dell'Imperatore del Giappone.

ZERO1 "YASUKUNI SHRINE FESTIVAL" 30/03/2014
Tokyo Yasukuni Shrine Sumo Wrestling Place

1. Yuhi Final Countdown Match: Meiko Satomura vs. Yuhi
2. 3WAY Tag Match: Ikuto Hidaka & Fujita "Jr." Hayato vs. Jason Lee & Mineo Fujita vs. Tigers Mask & Billy Ken Kid
3. Ryouji Sai, Yoshikazu Yokoyama & Sean Guinness vs. KAMIKAZE, Takuya Sugawara & Toru Owashi
4. Mr. Puroresu War Dedication Match: Genichiro Tenryu & Shinjiro Ohtani vs. Masato Tanaka & Daichi Hashimoto
5. Hair vs. Hair: Daemon Ueda vs. Yusaku Obata
6. Z1 World Heavyweight Title: James Raideen (c) vs. Kohei Sato

Interessante il main event

Se Raideen sopravvive anche a Sato, li ha ufficialmente battuti tutti (oddio, mancherebbe KAMIKAZE )

E KAMIKAZE una shot la potrebbe anche ottenere visto che ha schienato Raideen nel match per i titoli tag.

[Sacher]

E KAMIKAZE una shot la potrebbe anche ottenere visto che ha schienato Raideen nel match per i titoli tag.

Cacchio è vero

Secondo giro titolato per 'KAZE

[Sacher]

A proposito, li avete visti i filmati delle avventure di Daemon Ueda?