Puroresu - Anno Domini 2014 *Topic Ufficiale*

[casper-21]

1. Tagliando il bulbo di Kzy han fatto un favore a lui, a noi, e a tutta l'umanità.
2. Ridategli BxB Story come entrance e cintura subito quindi.

[Sacher]

E i balletti

[Sacher]

I risultati dello show ZERO1 al Korakuen Hall di Tokyo, da segnalare:

- L'evento in un primo momento era stato annunciato con il titolo di "TRUE LIES", ma è stato poi chiamato "DESTINY"; la prima denominazione sarà utilizzata per lo show di giugno.

- Una vittoria a testa negli scontri ZERO1 vs. WRESTLE-1, Ikuto Hidaka, Yoshikazu Yokoyama & Mineo Fujita sconfiggono Kaz Hayashi, Seiki Yoshioka & Daiki Inaba, mentre KAI batte Yusaku Obata.

- Jason Lee conserva la Double Jr. Crown sconfiggendo "brother" YASSHI.

- Nel corso dello show è stato annunciato che il Fire Festival 2014 inizierà il prossimo 13 luglio, al Korakuen Hall di Tokyo, e finirà il 3 agosto, sempre nella stessa arena.

- Masato Tanaka & Takashi Sugiura conquistano i titoli NWA Intercontinental Tag Team, battendo Shinjiro Ohtani & KAMIKAZE. Per i Dangan Yankees si tratta del secondo trionfo dopo la vittoria nella Global Tag League della NOAH, ed adesso potranno anche provare a diventare bi-campioni il prossimo 31 maggio vincendo le cinture GHC Tag Team.

- Kohei Sato si conferma campione World Heavyweight battendo Hideki Suzuki. Nel post match KAI ha sfidato il campione.

ZERO1 "DESTINY" 06/05/2014
Tokyo Korakuen Hall

1. Daemon Ueda & Takuya Sugawara sconfiggono Ryouji Sai & Sean Guinness (10:18) quando Ueda colpisce Guinness con un Lariat.
2. ZERO1 vs. WRESTLE-1: Ikuto Hidaka, Yoshikazu Yokoyama & Mineo Fujita sconfiggono Kaz Hayashi, Seiki Yoshioka & Daiki Inaba (9:49) quando Yokoyama usa una Death Valley Bomb su Inaba.
3. Z1 International Jr. Heavyweight Title & NWA World Jr. Heavyweight Title: Jason Lee (c) sconfigge "brother" YASSHI (12:41) con la Game of Death difendendo il titolo.
4. ZERO1 vs. WRESTLE-1: KAI sconfigge Yusaku Obata (11:10) con la Splash Plancha.
5. NWA Intercontinental Tag Team Title: Masato Tanaka & Takashi Sugiura sconfiggono Shinjiro Ohtani & KAMIKAZE (c) (16:48) quando Tanaka colpisce KAMIKAZE con la Sliding D conquistando il titolo.
6. Z1 World Heavyweight Title: Kohei Sato (c) sconfigge Hideki Suzuki (14:58) con un German Suplex Hold difendendo il titolo.

[Sacher]

[BJW News] The next defenses are set for for the BJW Deathmatch Heavyweight belt and the BJW Tag belts, Takumi Tsukamoto resigns, and the Ikkitosen 2014 League announced.

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Takumi Tsukamoto has announced that he will be resigned from BJW as of May 5th. Tsukamoto debut in Big Japan back in 2009 and has been active as a future hopeful for the deathmatch side of the promotion.
It appears that Tsukamoto is currently working outside of the professional wrestling field and has opted that he will become a freelance wrestler so no conflicts arise. Tsukamoto thanks his fans for the continued to support him in the future.

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BJW announced that they will be holding the Ikkitosen with this years tournament being held entirely under “Strong” rules. Wherein the previous years deathmatch and strong would alternate depending upon the wrestlers involved.

This years league will begin this month and see 12 wrestlers in total competing in a split block system, A & B, with each looking to make it to the Finals, semi-finals and final, which will be held on July 26th at the Korakuen Hall in Tokyo.

Each match will be conducted under a 30 minute time limit with 2 points awarded to the winner, 1 point for a draw, and 0 points for a loss.

The wrestlers involved are as follows…

[A BLOCK]
★ Shinya Ishikawa (4th generation Strong Heavyweight Champion)
★ Shiori Asahi [K-DOJO]
★ Shuji Ishikawa [UNION]
★ Atsushi Maruyama [FREE] (formerly Tigers Mask)
★ Hideyoshi Kamitani
★ (to be announced)


★ Daisuke Sekimoto
★ Ryuichi Kawakami
★ Kazuki Hashimoto
★ Shinobu [666]
★ Manabu Soya [FREE]
★ Masato Inaba [FREE]

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The next defense for Isami Kodaka’s BJW Deathmatch Heavyweight belt has been set as he will once more be taking on Ryuji Ito. The two faced off just 2 months prior to this upcoming match back on March 21st at Hakata Starlanes. Ito has been claiming wins after wins to put himself back into the title hunt and this could very well be his last opportunity, while Isami is champion, if he is unable to capture the belt this month.

BJW “Death Market 21”, 5/25/2014 [Sun] 18:00 @ Diamond Hall in Nagoya

(1) 6 Man Tag Match: Kankuro Hoshino, Masato Inaba & Frank Atsushi vs. Atsushi Maruyama [FREE], Tsutomu Otsugi & Hercules Senga
(2) Hardcore Tag Match: “Black Angel” Jaki Numazawa & Masaya Takahashi [WNC] vs. Shu & Kei Brahman
(3) Ikkitosen A Block Match: Shinya Ishikawa vs. Hideyoshi Kamitani
(4) Ikkitosen B Block Match: Daisuke Sekimoto vs. Ryuichi Kawakami
(5) Yuko Miyamoto & Kazuki Hashimoto vs. Kohei Sato & Shuji Ishikawa
(6) BJW Deathmatch Heavyweight Championship Match: [28th Champion] Isami Kodaka vs. [Challenger] Ryuji Ito ~ 5th title defense.

Then Isami and his Yankee partner Yuko Miyamoto will be putting the BJW Tag belts on the line as they continue their record setting defense against the new super powered alliance of Kohei Sato & Shuji Ishikawa, the “Twin Towers”. Isami & Yuko have managed to overcome many teams, but none with the size and power of Kohei & Shuji. This match will be the ultimate test for the champions as they meet another team that has everything needed to be a dominant tag team in their own right.

BJW, 5/31/2014 [Sat] 18:30 @ Korakuen Hall in Tokyo

(1) Yuichi Taniguchi & Takayuki Ueki vs. Shu & Kei Brahman
(2) 6 Man Tag Match: MEN’S Teioh, Tsutomu Osugi [FREE] & Hercules Senga [FREE] vs. HUB [FREE], Madoka [FREE] & Menso~re Oyaji [FREE]
(3) 6 Man Tag Match: Daisuke Sekimoto, Kazuki Hashimoto & Hideyoshi Kamitani vs. Ryuichi Kawakami, Atsushi Maruyama [FREE] & Masato Inaba [FREE]
(4) Ikkitosen B Block Match: Manabu Soya vs. Shinobu
(5) Ikkitosen A Block Match: Shinya Ishikawa vs. Shiori Asahi (K-DOJO)
(6) Tag Deathmatch: Ryuji Ito & “Black Angel” Jaki Numazawa vs. Kankuro Hoshino & Masato Inaba
(7) BJW Tag Championship Match: [38th Champions] “Yankee Nichokenju” Isami Kodaka (UNION) & Yuko Miyamoto (666) vs. [Challenger] “Twin Towers” Kohei Sato (ZERO1) & Shuji Ishikawa (UNION) ~ 18th title defense.

[Sacher]

Questo Venerdì la Dragon Gate torna live su Ustream con la prima tappa del King of Gate 2014:

5/9/2014 Tokyo, Korakuen Hall
1. YAMATO, Kzy, Mondai Ryu vs. Masaaki Mochizuki, Don Fujii, Gamma
2. K-ness, Dragon Kid vs. Genki Horiguchi H.A.Gee.Mee!!, Jimmy Kagetora
3. KING OF GATE 2014 1st Round C Block: Jimmy Susumu vs. Cyber Kong
4. KING OF GATE 2014 1st Round D Block: Mr. Quu Quu Tanizaki Naoki Toyonaka Dolphin vs. Jimmy Kanda
5. KING OF GATE 2014 1st Round A Block: BxB Hulk vs. Naruki Doi
6. Masato Yoshino, Ricochet, Shingo Takagi vs. Eita, Yosuke♡Santa Maria, Flamita
7. KING OF GATE 2014 1st Round B Block: T-Hawk vs. Akira Tozawa

[Sacher]

Comincia lo show Dragon Gate live.

[Sacher]

BiBi Hark col vecchio look

[Sacher]

Le strade tra Hulk e Shingo & co. continuano a non incrociarsi, in compenso continua il feud coi Mad Blankey. Al prossimo Korakuen 5 vs. 1 per i diritti sul nome Mad Blankey. Comunque vada penso che la stable venga sciolta in ogni caso. BxB è straover e pronto per il titolo, al Kobe deve esserci lui.

Continuano anche i problemi tra i Jimmyz, stavolta è Susumu a mostrare dissensi. Poi attacco di Yoshino (un po' ambiguo? ).

Ottimo main event tra T-Hawk e Tozawa con l'ex Takuya Tomakomai che vince e prosegue la sua cavalcata verso il top.

[Sacher]

05/09 KING OF GATE Kickoff
5/9/2014 Tokyo, Korakuen Hall - USTREAM

0. Kenichiro Arai (6:31 Figure Four Leglock) Mr. High Tension Kotoka
1. YAMATO{W}, Kzy, Mondai Ryu (10:23 Frankensteiner of the Almighty) Masaaki Mochizuki, Don Fujii{L}, Gamma
2. Genki Horiguchi H.A.Gee.Mee!!, Jimmy Kagetora{W} (8:21 Kagenui) K-ness{L}, Dragon Kid
3. KING OF GATE 2014 1st Round C Block: Jimmy Susumu (3:56 Jumbo no Kachi!gatame) Cyber Kong
4. KING OF GATE 2014 1st Round D Block: Mr. Quu Quu Tanizaki Naoki Toyonaka Dolphin (6:31 Libido) Jimmy Kanda
5. KING OF GATE 2014 1st Round A Block: BxB Hulk (9:40 Jackknife Cradle) Naruki Doi
6. Masato Yoshino, Ricochet{W}, Shingo Takagi (16:36 630) Eita, Yosuke♡Santa Maria{L}, Flamita
7. KING OF GATE 2014 1st Round B Block: T-Hawk (17:35 Night Ride) Akira Tozawa

Kotoka is now competing as Mr. High Tension Kotoka. There is no real change in his overall presentation, aside from being a bit more enthusiastic.

YAMATO fulfilled the promise he made last month, returning to Korakuen Hall as Dream Gate champion. He didn't really have much more to say about it, because no one should be surprised or need to be told. Instead, he needed to talk about that traitor BxB Hulk. It didn't matter, because with him as champion MAD BLANKEY was still the center of DRAGON GATE. He called Hulk out. Hulk came out in MAD BLANKEY colours, to DEATH DANCE POISON . Doi told him that he was in perfect form, both mentally and physically and he better be ready. Hulk welcomed the challenge. MB started to leave, but Kzy rushed the ring and jumped Hulk from behind. It was all his fault that Kzy was now bald. He was going to get revenge on the sudden "superstar" sooner or later.

Kagetora, inspired by the incredible Brave Gate match in Aichi, wanted his own chance to fight Flamita. He announced he would be going after the title and that he had found Flamitas' weak point.

Susumu shoved down Kagetora after his quick win over Cyber. He took offense to Kagetora praising the match when he was the one who got beat by some 19 year old kid. Susumu vowed to win KoG to redeem himself.

The issues between Kanda & Tanizaki continued after their match. Ryo Saito came out and asked them to listen to what he had to say. He talked about his hernia and how he was still experiencing pain from it. He wasn't sure if he could return any time soon. Now, his beloved Jimmyz were falling apart before his eyes. This was causing his enthusiasm for pro wrestling to evaporate. If this was the Jimmyz he would be returning to, he just wouldn't come back at all. Kanda very quickly came around. If Saito wasn't going to wrestle, he wouldn't either. Therefore, the cheerful Jimmyz of old had to return for him. Kanda & Tanizaki shook hands, hugged, and almost kissed. The Jimmyz went to do their signature Jimmyz train but were attacked by MONSTER EXPRESS. Yoshino still had his sights set on Kanda. He proposed a 6 man tag for next month in Korakuen. Himself, Tozawa, & Takagi vs. Horiguchi, Kanda, & Tanizaki. The Jimmyz accepted, saying their restored unity made them unbeatable. Shachihoko BOY also had an announcement. He was in peak condition, and he too wanted a match with Flamita. Kagetora took exception. They agreed to a #1 contenders match next month.

Kzy attacked Hulk again, after his match. MAD BLANKEY was his. Hulk wasn't allowed to wear the colours anymore. Hulk disagreed. After all, he created the name and logo himself. It was them who weren't fit to wear the colours. They went back and forth for awhile until YAMATO kicked Hulk directly in his face. He told Hulk to shove his designs up his ass. He asked him if he was really ready to fight all of them on his own. This brought Yagi in. He once again asked Hulk if he was fine fighting on his own. Hulk said yes. Yagi promptly made a Nombre Contra Nombre match. Hulk will fight all 5 members of MAD BLANKEY by himself. The winner gets the MAD BLANKEY name. Hulk was left to close out the first half. He promised to win KING OF GATE, and generally make things in DRAGON GATE fierce and exciting.

T-Hawk closed out the show. He praised Tozawa, saying that Tozawa was a great fighter and a great on the microphone. He was great at everything, maybe even better than him. But today, he was the winner. He talked about the various unit troubles, and Hulk as a lone wolf. But really, that had nothing to do with the Millenials so it didn't matter to him. They would continue to bring the power of youth to the DRAGON GATE ring. Next month, he would return to Korakuen Hall as KING OF GATE winner.

This show will be broadcast live on USTREAM, and will be available on demand until 5/23 for $15. DRAGON GATE on USTREAM. It will also air as Infinity #337 on 5/22.

6/5/2014 Tokyo, Korakuen Hall
-Open the Brave Gate #1 Contender Match: Jimmy Kagetora vs. Shachihoko BOY
-Masato Yoshino, Akira Tozawa, Shingo Takagi vs. Mr. Quu Quu Tanizaki Naoki Toyonaka Dolphin, Genki Horiguchi H.A.Gee.Mee!!, Jimmy Kanda
-Nombre contra Nombre 5 vs. 1 Match: YAMATO, Kzy, Naruki Doi, Cyber Kong, Mondai Ryu vs. BxB Hulk
*The winners gain the rights to the MAD BLANKEY name

[Barney R]

Salve .
Quali match mi consigliate di guardare nell ultimo periodo di BJW,Dragon Gate ecc...
Qualche bel match?

[Sacher]

Salve .
Quali match mi consigliate di guardare nell ultimo periodo di BJW,Dragon Gate ecc...
Qualche bel match?

Tutta l'ultima settimana.

[Sacher]

DDT “SHINJUKU MAY 9TH DRAMA”, 09/05/2014
Shinjuku FACE
550 Fans – Super No Vacancy

0. Dark Exhibition Match: Gota Ihashi defeated Shun Miyatake with a German Suplex (3:33).
1. Makoto Oishi defeated Shunma Katsumata with the Miracle Ecstasy (6:05).
2. MIKAMI, Tomomitsu Matsunaga & Hoshitango defeated Antonio Honda, DJ Nira & Guanchulo when Matsunaga pinned Guanchulo with a Back Drop (8:27).
3. Special Single Match: Minoru Suzuki defeated Michael Nakazawa with the Gotch-Style Piledriver (8:22).
4. Akito, Konosuke Takeshita & Tetsuya Endo defeated Keisuke Ishii, Shigehiro Irie & Soma Takao with the Kinniku Buster (13:03).
5. Falls Count Anywhere Match: Kota Ibushi, Kenny Omega & Daisuke Sasaki defeated Sanshiro Takagi, Toru Owashi & Kazuki Hirata when Ibushi pinned Hirata after the PK Heart (13:54).
6. DDT Extreme Title – 3 Times Fall Match: Masa Takanashi defeated Danshoku Dino (c) with a Leg Roll Clutch (13:48).
*Danshonu Dino fails in V2. Masa Takanashi becomes the 27th DDT Extreme Champion!
7. KUDO & Yukio Sakaguchi defeated HARASHIMA & Yasu Urano when KUDO pinned Urano with the Diving Double Knee Drop (16:13).

Akito found himself at a crossroads now that he is out of the KO-D Openweight Title picture. He could have gone back to teaming with Danshoku Dino & Makoto Oishi but he instead decided to do something new to become more powerful. What that was he didn’t reveal until after the main event. He approached the victorious Shuten-dōji with a can of beer in his hand. But just when it looked like he was about to have a toast with them he instead sprayed the beer in Masa Takanashi’s face! Akito then walked over to HARASHIMA and said they could make many dreams come true if they teamed together. HARASHIMA welcomed him to the team and he told Yasu Urano it was pretty nifty that Akito wanted to join them.

The DDT Extreme Title was up for grabs in a 3 Times Fall Match. The goal of the match is to pin your opponent for three seconds in a row. The catch is it did not have to happen in the same pinning attempt. For example at the start of the match Masa Takanashi quickly cradled Danshoku Dino for a two count. If Takanashi pinned Dino again he would just need a one count to win since he would have scored 3 seconds in a row. However quickly afterwards Dino pinned Takanashi for a two count, so Dino’s pin score was set back to zero while Takanashi was now in danger of losing. Takanashi was able to pin Dino to win the champiosnhip with a straight three count (pun not intended) when he countered the Gay-do Clutch into a Leg Roll Clutch. The new Extreme Champion then “honored” the former champ by calling him a “dumb bastard” and an “ugly fucking loser”. Makoto Oishi came to Dino’s aid and challenged Takanashi to a title match. Amon Tsurumi booked the match for Nagoya on 25th May. Oishi then said he wanted it to be the return of the Idol Lumberjack Death Match! Takanashi accepted and said he would have Emi Sakura on his side. Oishi mentioned she’s too mature to count as an idol but whatever.

Michael Nakazawa had a mountain to climb as he took on the no nonsense badass Minoru Suzuki. Nakazawa was convinced he could win and tried his best, he even attempted to summon his fighting spirit by getting into a chop battle. Suzuki wasn’t impressed and easily trapped Nakazawa in different submission holds. Every time Nakazawa was put in a hold he yelled “Impossible!” and wanted to give up. But Suzuki didn’t want the match to end so soon and he let go of his opponent just so he could apply more submissions. Suzuki eventually choked out Nakazawa with a Sleeper and was going to do the Gotch-Style Piledriver until Nakazawa tapped out before he was lifted off his feet. Suzuki didn’t care and he lifted up Nakazawa for the move until Yukinori Matsui stepped in and stopped him. When Nakazawa regained consciousness he asked Suzuki if they could team together. Suzuki shook Nakazawa’s hand but refused to let go. If Nakazawa wants to team with him so much then he’ll do it! In three months time they will team together. During those three months he’ll be training very hard and he wants Nakazawa to do the same so by the time they team up Nakazawa won’t be what he is now but he will instead become a hybrid wrestler! Suzuki already ordered Nakazawa to begin his first training session by doing 100 push ups right there in the ring. Nakazawa complained but Suzuki yelled that he summoned the demon instructor and must do what he says. Nakazawa could only do 10 push ups before collapsing. It’s going to be a long road ahead for him.

The Falls Count Anywhere Match was chaos. First of all, Kazuki Hirata did not appear with his team mates when they entered the ring. The match began with Sanshiro Takagi & Toru Owashi suffering a 3-on-2 Handicap disadvantage until Hirata finally appeared in the crowd dancing to Magnum TOKYO’s theme song. When he entered the ring, Owashi stopped the dancing by Shoulder Blocking his partner. Takagi dragged Kota Ibushi out of the ring and then attacked him with a kewpie doll. Ibushi defended himself by twisting Takagi’s arm over and over. Hirata threw Kenny Omega into a closing elevator and turned around thinking he was now gone. The elevator opened up and Kenny reappeared to School Boy Hirata for a nearfall. Takagi and Daisuke Sasaki brawled over to a place selling adult DVDs and they had a duel using the DVDs as swords. Ibushi got a bicycle!!! He cycled into Hirata’s crotch while Omega and Sasaki held him in place. A box of posters was then brought in and used to great effect. Ibushi did his best Steve Blackman impression and attacked Hirata with the rolled up posters. Omega then somehow used a poster to power up his Hadouken launching Hirata into Ibushi’s German Suplex. Omega then placed the cardboard box over Hirata’s head and with Sasaki performed the PK Heart to win the match. Afterwards Takagi talked about Minoru Suzuki training somebody as useless as Michael Nakazawa. Suzuki then walked out with Nakazawa and forced him to wheelbarrow down to the ring. Suzuki said he can turn a useless dickwad into a hybrid wrestler in three months. He then lifted up Nakazawa for a Gotch-Style Piledriver and forced him to do push ups from that position.

Danshoku Dino passed a message on to Guanchulo from his mother. Guanchulo wanted his mom to attend his final show for DDT on 20th May but according to her message she will be visiting China on that date. However, she will send another message that will be shown to Guanchulo on the 20th.

Shun Miyatake was again told he will not debut properly if he keeps losing so easily in his exhibition matches.

Akitoshi Saito will compete on the 25th May show. Danshoku Dino expressed interest in having a match with him that night.

The line-up for King Of DDT 2014 was revealed. The winner of the 16-man tournament gets a main event KO-D Openweight Title shot at Sumo Hall on 17th August. This year there will be three qualifying matches for tournament spots. Tomomitsu Matsunaga, Daisuke Sasaki, Akito, Soma Takao, Kazuki Hirata and Tetsuya Endo will have to wrestle each other in matches that will take place on the 17th, 25th and 29th of May. The rest of the field are Makoto Oishi, Keisuke Ishii, Konosuke Takeshita, MIKAMI, Masa Takanashi, Yasu Urano, Yukio Sakaguchi, Danshoku Dino, Kenny Omega, Kota Ibushi and the loser of KUDO Vs HARASHIMA. Shigehiro Irie will not enter because he has a Right To Challenge Anytime, Anywhere Contract.

Cherry announced the main event of her 10th Anniversary show on 1st June will be her against Aja Kong! They previously had a singles match on 13th November 2011 for Cherry’s “FANTASY ILLUSION” show. Cherry wrestled that match with a broken jaw so she was given a special rule where Jaiko Ishikawa was allowed to interfere and fight Kong. This time Cherry is in full health and she wants to face Kong under normal circumstances. Cherry also decided she will team with Danshoku Dino for her mixed tag match against Mio Shirai & Ladybeard in Union on 18th May.

Antonio Honda announced a new match for his Anniversary show also on 1st June. It will be HARASHIMA, Riho & DJ Nira Vs Yuji Hino, Emi Sakura and The Great Kojika.

[Sacher]

DRADITION "DRAGON FOREVER - Tatsumi Fujinami 60th Anniversary" 11/05/2014
Tokyo Korakuen Hall
Pubblico: 1297 Spettatori

1. Tatsumi Fujinami 60th Birthday Special Match: Tatsumi Fujinami vs. Koji Kanemoto (5:00) finisce pari allo scadere del tempo limite.
2. Nobuyuki Kurashima sconfigge Ryuta Hasumi (6:54) con un German Suplex Hold.
3. AKIRA & Tatsuhito Takaiwa sconfiggono NOSAWA Rongai & MAZADA (12:33) quando AKIRA usa la Musasabi Press su MAZADA.
4. Hiro Saito sconfigge Bear Fukuda (7:32) con un Senton.
5. Naomichi Marufuji sconfigge LEONA (12:10) con la Perfect Face Lock.
6. Shodai Tiger Mask & Masakatsu Funaki sconfiggono Mitsuya Nagai & Alexander Otsuka (13:55) quando Funaki usa l'Hybrid Blaster su Otsuka.
7. Special Tag Team Match: Tatsumi Fujinami & Yoshiaki Fujiwara sconfiggono Takashi Sugiura & Akitoshi Saito (9:44) quando Fujiwara usa una Ude Hishigi Waki Gatame su Saito.

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DDT “FRIENDSHIP, EFFORT, VICTORY!”, 25/05/2014
Nagoya Congress Centre

0. Dark Match: Shunma Katsumata Vs Shun Miyatake
1. King Of DDT Qualifying Match: Daisuke Sasaki Vs Kazuki Hirata
2. 3 Way Tag Team Match: MIKAMI & Antonio Honda Vs Yukio Sakaguchi & Yasushi Sato Vs Soma Takao & Kengo Takai
3. Kota Ibushi, Kenny Omega & DJ Nira Vs Michael Nakazawa, Tomomitsu Matsunaga & Guanchulo
4. Sanshiro Takagi, Toru Owashi & Ultraman Robin Vs Tetsuya Endo, Konosuke Takeshita & Konaka Pale One
5. Keisuke Ishii & Shigehiro Irie Vs Yasu Urano & Akito
6. Danshoku Dino Vs Akitoshi Saito
7. DDT Extreme Title – Idol Lumerjack Match: Masa Takanashi (c) (w/ Emi Sakura) Vs Makoto Oishi (w/ Sizukaze & Kizuna)
8. KO-D Openweight Title: KUDO (c) Vs HARASHIMA
*HARASHIMA cashes in his Right To Challenge Anytime, Anywhere Contract.

As things stand right now, HARASHIMA is on track to cash in his Right To Challenge Anytime, Anywhere Contract on 25th May. Whoever does not leave Nagoya as the KO-D Openweight Champion will be entered into the King Of DDT tournament.

Makoto Oishi challenged Masa Takanashi to put his newly won DDT Extreme Title on the line in an Idol Lumberjack Match. Oishi has invited back the pop group Sizukaze & Kizuna to be in his corner just like they were at Sumo Hall last year. Masa Takanashi will bring in his close friend Emi Sakura to be his lumberjack.

Yasushi Sato is from Sportiva Entertainment. He is the father of Mr. #6.

[Outsider]

Visto l'ultimo show Z1, e c'è parecchia roba clippata, anche il match per il titolo jr. Due parole voglio comunque spenderle per una serie di cose della card, oltre al ME: tipo l'idolo Daemon Ueda, di cui censurano il volto nel video pre-match, in cui lo si vede vagare per Tokyo con l'attire da ring
C'è poi spazio alla "guerra", patetica a dir poco, con il baraccone W1, in cui Obata perde contro KAI, il presunto ace della promotion rivale. Carino il match per le cinte di coppia tra arzilli quarantenni, in cui il team di presidenti Z1 molla (prevedibilmente) le cinte al duo interpromozionale Sugiura/Masato Tanaka.
Nel main event sorprendentemente la conduzione è affidata per larghissimi tratti a Suzuki. In realtà per 3/4 il match è un dominio di Suzuki, che mostra anche una buona continuità d'azione, soprattutto fino a metà incontro, però poi il match si risolve a favore di Sato nel modo più anticlimatico possibile: un blando comeback basato su 2 delle sue finisher, senza però la minima transizione dalla fase di dominio avversario. Buon match comunque e gran sorpresa relativamente all'ex IGF, non lo avevo mai visto in match così "pesanti" e lunghi, e non credevo fosse così avanti.