Puroresu - Anno Domini 2014 *Topic Ufficiale*

[Sacher]

06/07 THE GATE OF MAXIMUM
6/7/2014 Hokkaido, Sapporo Teisen Hall

1. Don Fujii{W}, Ryotsu Shimizu (11:54 HIMEI) Masaaki Mochizuki, "Mr. High Tension" Kotoka{L}
2. Jimmy Kagetora (9:39 Gurumakakari) Super Shisa
3. CIMA{W}, Dragon Kid (15:20 Meteora) Gamma, Yosuke♡Santa Maria{L}
4. YAMATO{W}, Naruki Doi (14:51 Frankensteiner of the Almighty) Genki Horiguchi H.A.Gee.Mee!!, Jimmy Susumu{L}
5. Kzy (14:26 Skayde Schoolboy) BxB Hulk
6. Cats Eye Prize Fight: Masato Yoshino, Akira Tozawa{W}, Shingo Takagi (20:56 Package German Suplex Hold) T-Hawk, Eita, U-T{L}

The Millenials opened the show with T-Hawk greeting his hometown fans. He promised victory over MONSTER EXPRESS in the main event. This brought out ME. Tozawa called them a bunch of annoying kids. ME would beat them both in Korakuen and tonight. T-Hawk said they would be up against the Triangle Gate champions tonight, and champions don't lose. Tozawa reminded him that there was a champion team on the other side, too. He said he was a Kobe native, but his father lived in Sapporo for some time. So, this meant he was also a Hokkaido locale! He hoped his fellow locals would support him in his match.

Doi taunted Hulk for losing in a straight up singles match to Kzy. The same thing would happen to him tomorrow when he fights him in a lumberjack match. He hoped Hulk knew the rules of the match. If someone ends up on the floor, they are fair game for a beating by the seconds at ringside. Hulk should be ready to get beaten tomorrow. Hulk said he was prepared, and he will have his hometown fans behind him.

[Sacher]

Michinoku Pro-Wrestling, 6/8/2014 [Sun] 12:00 @ Korakuen Hall in Tokyo
1,368 Spectators

(1) Opening Battle: Daichi Sasaki vs. Ayumu Gunji
◆Winner: Daichi Sasaki (7:12) with a German Suplex Hold.

(2) Yapperman #3 Third Anniversay & Eagles Mask Birthday Special Match: Yapperman #1, #2 & #3 vs. Eagles Mask, Macho Pump & Vancouver Cat
◆Winner: Yapper #3 (10:57) with the Oppiroge Jump on Pump.

(3) International Match: Ultimo Dragon & Manuel Majoli [Italy] vs. Kinya Oyanagi & Rui Hyugaji
◆Winner: Hyugaji (13:52) with a Boston Crab on Majoli.

(4) Taro Nohashi Regular Army Return Match: Taro Nohashi, Rasse & Kenbai vs. Takeshi Minamino, Manjimaru & Ken45°
◆Winner: Minamino (9:23) following the Shikahama Dynamite on Rasse.

(5) Tohoku Tag Championship Match: [20th Champions] Jinsei Shinzaki & Kesen Numajiro vs. [Challengers] The Great Sasuke & Kei Brahman
◆Winner: Sasuke (18:34) following the Messiah Korin on Numajiro.
~ Champions fall on their 1st title defense. Sasuke & Kei “Mu no Taiyo” becomes the 21st generation champions.

(6) Tohoku Junior Heavyweight Championship Match: [18th Champion] Shu Brahman vs. [Challenger] Fujita “Jr” Hayato
◆Winner: Shu (22:06) with the Caterpillar.
~ 1st successful title defense.
~ Mu no Taiyo now controls all the belts. Sasuke came out to congratulate Shu for retaining the belt.
~ A mysterious larger as well as a midget wrestler also came out the ring as they are aligned with Sasuke’s group.
~ Sasuke began “spirit photo” to determine the next challenger for the belt and it turned out to be Kinya Oyanagi. Shu said that he will accept the defense.

[Jeff Hardy 18]

Non capirò mai e poi mai perchè in Giappone abbiano questa passione per i Brahman, ci hanno fatto pure un DVD, diobò.

Uh, non avevo visto il debutto di Majoli.

[Sacher]

Quello su Hayato è un burial bello e buono ma chissene, bisogna pushare la nuova stable dominante di Great Sasuke coi Brahmans

[Sacher]

Nissan Century Securities PRESENTS “Fortune Dream 1”, 6/8/2014 [Sun] 18:00 @ Korakuen Hall in Tokyo

~ Kobashi came out to kick off the show and thanked everyone for coming out. He said that he is able to offer this event because of the fans and he hopes that everyone will do their best to provide the fans with excitement. He said he hopes that everyone enjoys the show to the end and then he took a seat the broadcast table.

(1) Tamon Honda [FREE] vs. Hayato Mashita [RJPW]
◆Winner: Honda (3:49) with the Rolling Hell Olympic Zero.

(2) Meiko Satomura [Sendai GIRLS] vs. Hiroyo Matsumoto [S-Ovation]
◆Winner: Matsumoto (11:49) with a Spinning Liger Bomb.

(3) Kengo Mashimo [K-DOJO] & Tank Nagai [K-DOJO] vs. Shuji Ishikawa [UNION] & Koji Doi [WNC]
◆Winner: Mashimo (9:28) with the Mudo on Doi.

(4) AKIRA [WNC], Ultimo Dragon [Toryumon MEXICO] & Yoshinobu Kanemaru [AJPW] vs. Yuko Miyamoto [666], Isami Kodaka [UNION] & Kazuki Hashimoto [BJW]
◆Winner: Kanemaru (15:39) following the Touch Out on Kazuki.

(5) Talk Battle: Riki Choshu vs. Kenta Kobashi
~ This was not an actual match. It was a talk/interview segment with Kobashi asking Choshu both questions about his career and such.

(6) Akitoshi Saito [FREE] & Kotaro Suzuki [AJPW] vs. Masato Tanaka [ZERO1] & Fujita “Jr” Hayato [MichiPro]
◆Winner: Tanaka (14:40) following the Sliding D on Saito.

(7) Kohei Sato [ZERO1] & Yuji Hino [K-DOJO] vs. Daisuke Sekimoto [BJW] & Kento Miyahara [AJPW]
◆Winner: DRAW (30:00) Time Expired.
~ The match went into an extended 5 minute overtime, but still no winner was determined.
~ Hino asked for the match to be continued once more, but even Kobashi knew that this match should be ended for the wrestlers safety,
~ Kobashi climbed into the ring and shook everyone’s hands for the match they offered tonight, and raised their hands.
~ Kobashi then asked for the fans opinions on the show, and they replied with cheer and applause.
~ All the wrestlers who competed on the show came out and Kobashi made his rounds of shaking each of their hands and thanked them all.

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06/08 THE GATE OF MAXIMUM
6/8/2014 Hokkaido, Sapporo Teisen Hall - 1000 Attendance

1. Jimmy Susumu{W}, Jimmy Kagetora (15:23 Mugen) CIMA, "Mr. High Tension" Kotoka{L}
2. Genki Horiguchi H.A.Gee.Mee!! (10:34 Backslide from Heaven) Don Fujii
3. U-T, Yosuke♡Santa Maria{W} (8:39 Neraiuchi♡) Gamma, Ryotsu Shimizu{L}
4. T-Hawk{W}, Eita (17:56 Night Ride) YAMATO, Kzy{L}
5. Masato Yoshino, Akira Tozawa, Shingo Takagi{W} (17:41 Pumping Bomber) Masaaki Mochizuki, Dragon Kid, Super Shisa{L}
6. Lumberjack Match: BxB Hulk (18:19 First Flash) Naruki Doi

Hulk kicked things off by greeting his fellow Hokkaido locals. He apologized for the match yesterday. MB and their cheating ruined it. He wasn't planning on losing twice, so he hoped fans were looking forward to the main event. MAD BLANKEY came out at this point. Doi called Sapporo a shitty town full of hicks. They went back and forth over the main event. Doi said that Hulk had no friends, and that gave him a distinct advantage in a lumberjack match. Hulk took exception to the shitty town full of hicks comment. He said that the fans should use that remark to fuel their cheering for him in the main event. With their aid, he will surely win!

As expected, MAD BLANKEY interfered heavily in the main event. Hulk ended up getting aid from most of the roster, as each unit ran a train of corner attacks on Doi in the later stages. Yoshino hit a Torbellino on Doi, setting up the First Flash. YAMATO interfered to break it up, but he was met with a Jumbo no Kachi! from Susumu. Hulk dodged a salt attack, which ended up hitting Doi. This lead to Mochizuki & DK hitting a Sankakugeri & Ultra Hurricanrana combo. Hulk followed up with the First Flash for the win.

Naturally, Kzy chastised Hulk for winning by such methods. Since it took Mochizuki & DK to beat him, Doi was the real winner. Hulk told MB to get the hell out of Hokkaido. He celebrated the win. A lot has changed for him in the half a year since they were last here. He didn't have a unit to call home, but he hoped the fans were still cheer him as he goes through his next evolution. The lumberjacks that aided him lifted him up and threw him the air three times in celebration.

[Jeff Hardy 18]

Mah, ripreso da qualcuno?

[Sacher]

Mah, ripreso da qualcuno?

NTV G+

[Sacher]

Un buon numero per lo show di Kobashi: 1500 spettatori.

[Lisergic]

Un buon numero per lo show di Kobashi: 1500 spettatori.

E il main event potrebbe essere interessante. Boh, vedremo che vuol fare il buon Kobashi.

[Sacher]

Daichi Hashimoto debutterà in IGF contro Kazuyuki Fujita.
Il prossimo 13 luglio, durante lo show al Fukuoka International Center, il figlio del leggendario Shinya farà il suo primo match nella federazione di Antonio Inoki affrontando un avversario assolutamente non facile.
La prova non spaventa di certo il giovane Daichi, il quale dopo aver abbandonato a sorpresa la ZERO1 ha scelto la IGF proprio per seguire le orme del suo illustre padre, cresciuto come “Strong Style Wrestler” sotto la guida di Inoki.

IGF "GENOME30" 13/07/2014
Fukuoka International Center

1. Kazuyuki Fujita vs. Daichi Hashimoto

[Sacher]

BJW, 6/15/2014 [Sun] 16:00 @ Hiroshima Prefectural Industrial Hall, East Hall

(1) Kankuro Hoshino & Masato Inaba vs. Yuichi Taniguchi & Masaya Takahashi [WNC]
(2) Ryuichi Kawakami & Sakigake vs. Hideyoshi Kamitani & Takayuki Ueki
(3) Tsutomu Osugi & Hercules Senga vs. Takumi Tsukamoto & Rey Paloma
(4) Ikkitosen ~strong climb~ A Block League Match: Shinya Ishikawa vs. Atsushi Maruyama
(5) Ikkitosen ~strong climb~ B Block League Match: Daisuke Sekimoto vs. Manabu Soya
(6) Kohei Sato [ZERO1] & Shuji Ishikawa [UNION] vs. Kazuki Hashimoto & X
(7) BJW Deathmatch Heavyweight Championship Match: [29th Champion] Ryuji Ito vs. [Challenger] Yuko Miyamoto ~ 1st title defense.

[Outsider]

Daichi Hashimoto debutterà in IGF contro Kazuyuki Fujita.
Il prossimo 13 luglio, durante lo show al Fukuoka International Center, il figlio del leggendario Shinya farà il suo primo match nella federazione di Antonio Inoki affrontando un avversario assolutamente non facile.
La prova non spaventa di certo il giovane Daichi, il quale dopo aver abbandonato a sorpresa la ZERO1 ha scelto la IGF proprio per seguire le orme del suo illustre padre, cresciuto come “Strong Style Wrestler” sotto la guida di Inoki.

IGF "GENOME30" 13/07/2014
Fukuoka International Center

1. Kazuyuki Fujita vs. Daichi Hashimoto

Lo ammazza a quel povero cristo.

Inoki stramerda

[Sacher]

Fresco fresco di giornata:

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[Sacher]

Kazuyuki Fujita è pronto a costringere Daichi Hashimoto al ritiro.
Con enorme simpatia, l'ex-campione IWGP Heavyweight nel corso di una conferenza stampa ha mostrato una barella, annunciando che sarà quello di cui Daichi avrà bisogno al termine del match del 13 luglio. Fujita non ha particolarmente apprezzato la decisione del giovane Hashimoto di scegliere l'odiato Naoya Ogawa come suo nuovo mentore. Considerando i continui infortuni subiti da Daichi in questi anni, Fujita potrebbe davvero mantenere la promessa...



Provocazione degna del miglior Kendo Kashin

Peccato che Fujita faccia sul serio. Daichi

[Jeff Hardy 18]

Cazzi suoi, vai in IGF per i soldi?
Meriti di farti legnare.