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| Dream Messe Miyagi; 18-02-06 | |
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| Fletchanator | Feb 20 2006, 06:00 AM Post #1 |
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Dream Messe Miyagi Saturday February 18 1000 fans Match one - Rookie tryout series #5: Racer X, Ultraman Zeta{x} & Steel Cougar [8'35" Top rope bodypress] Jet Black{o}, Ice Dragon & Northstar - Wow, this match stunk... a lot. After showing so much improvement in their last match, the rookies failed to do anything of real note in this one. Jet Black was the worst of them, but Racer X wasn't much better. The former Kurogama, Steel Cougar, was barely in the match, and even the most promising rookies on the tour, Ultraman Zeta, Ice Dragon and Northstar, looked low on energy. Maybe the toll of wrestling night after night is catching up with these greenhorns. Match two: Darkness Kitty! [7'08" Darkness Bomber] Shiro Namiguchi - One night after no-showing the main event, Darkness Kitty! made his return and made easy work of Namiguchi in a glorified squash match. The real story happened when Usagi Yoshida came out part-way through the match and pulled up a chair. He watched until the match was over, then took the house microphone and climbed into the ring. Yoshida asked Kitty! what happened last night, was there some kind of transport problem, or did he miss the match on purpose? Yoshida asked Kitty! to declare where his allegiances stood - whether he was committed to Fujingun or not. But his question was destined to go unanswered, as Kitty! simply rolled from the ring and walked away, leaving Yoshida looking disappointed and bewildered. Match three: Hasselhoff SE{x} & British Steel [11'53" Hoffinator] Tornado JINTEI & Kotaro Shimita{o} - The wigged warriors were back in tagteam action, and they were pushed hard by JINTEI and Shimita. The crowd was right behind Hasselhoff and Steel, who entertained with their usual spots, including the slow-motion, lifeguard-tube-assisted "beach run" to the accompaniment of the Baywatch theme song, which Hasselhoff hit on JINTEI. Steel also did plenty of his usual air guitaring, and pulled off a new move - a leap from the top rope with air guitar, ending in a senton bomb! Hasselhoff got the first win of the tour for his team after hitting Shimita with his patented move, the Hoffinator - an inverted facelock lift into a stunner. Match four - Panda Trial Series #4: Elvis Sunday[NEXT] [8'24" 540 Splash] Super Orange Panda - Match four of the trial series was... THE BATTLE IN BRIGHT ORANGE! What a surreal sight it was, seeing Panda in his bright orange mask and outfit, taking on the orange afroed Hawaiian Sunday. The match itself was above average, but Panda seemed to be lacking his usual spark. When junior referee Toshi Atsuka tried to check Panda for weapons before the bell, he was "mauled" by the big orange guy! Atsuka recovered and gave Panda a stern telling off, which saw Panda drop his head in shame and then leave the ring. The fans chanted for him to come back, which Panda did, and the match began. What followed was eight and a bit minutes of fast-paced action, as Sunday again showed that he can move around the ring at great speed. He once again used one of his "moonwalk" moves, where he ran up the ropes and then sprang into a huracanrana, almost getting the 3-count. Panda looked to have regained the momentum when he moved out of the way of a springboard dropkick, then hit Sunday with a lariat. He climbed to the top, but Sunday caught him up there, climbing up from the outside and taking Panda down heavily with a sunset flip powerbomb off the top. Sunday then climbed back up top and hit a 540 Splash, hooking the leg for the 3-count. Panda's series now sits precariously at 2 wins and 2 losses, with only one match to go, against his mentor Darkness Kitty!. Match five - Dream Fujin vs Pro Wrestling MEGA: Usagi Yoshida, Kyuki Shonjo{x} and Norihiko Miura [15'33" Small package] Wataru Yasuda, HERO Ishikawa and Wasai Thrillblade{o} - After last night's match ended in a win to MEGA, all of the bragging rights and psychological advantage was with the invaders. Yasuda showed up again with the same two as last night - Ishikawa and Thrillblade, but the fans were in for a real surprise when the Fujingun soldiers made their way to the ring. All three were dressed in identical army fatigues, with camouflage face paint and army helmets, except in different colours! Miura's outfit was white with white and black face paint, Shonjo's was green with green and black face paint and Yoshida's was pink with pink and black face paint! This drew a loud "OOOHHHH" from the crowd, followed by a huge ovation! Like last night, the match was a big brawl from the start, but this time it was Fujingun going on the attack before the opening bell, with a pre-emptive strike! The formula of the match was similar to last night, with order restored about 10 minutes in, then it was into the spotfest with plenty of nearfalls and double and triple-team moves. The MEGA team almost got the win when they isolated Shonjo in the ring and hit him with a cool triple-team move, Yasuda and Thrillblade hitting him with a double superplex, and HERO coming off another corner with a big fistdrop, but Yoshida made the save. HERO and Yoshida battled, the Pink Spider taking the former RCW superstar out to the floor with a dropkick, then hitting a baseball slide headscissors. Back in the ring, Miura had Yasuda set up for his praying style piledriver, but was dropkicked from behind by Thrillblade. Thrillblade set up Miura for a powerbomb, but pushed him aside as he saw Shonjo about to springboard in, catching the rookie with a dropkick that knocked him out of mid-air. A big grin on his face, Thrillblade set up Shonjo for a figure four leglock, but as he applied it, Shonjo suddenly rolled him up into a small package, getting the shock 3-count! The crowd went nuts, as Shonjo celebrated the biggest win of his career, only to be attacked from behind by Thrillblade. All six wrestlers were suddenly back in the ring, MEGA going on the attack, but quickly being sent from the ring by Fujingun, who stood tall! Yasuda got a microphone and promised Fujingun that this was not over by a longshot, and that he would be bringing more soldiers to the next battle. After the MEGA wrestlers had left, Yoshida bowed to both Shonjo and Miura, as the fans congratulated the victorious trio. Match six - Main Event - Trinity X titles: Shoji Tamura{x}, Jeff Kujawa[Free] and Bombay Kaijin [14'00" Rolling kouppo kick] Griffin James, Crazy Bastard Cop{o} and Apollo Kid III [2nd Defence] - The champions retained their titles, but only after being pushed hard by the makeshift team of James, CBC and Apollo Kid. Tamura's team had obviously identified Apollo Kid as the weak link in the challenging team, as they concentrated a lot of their early offence on the young masked wrestler. The best exchanges of the match came when Griffin James faced off against fellow former RCW alumni Jeff Kujawa, the two participating in a game of "I can out-stiff you", exchanging brutal blows - Kujawa's punches and kicks up against James' world-renowned elbows. Their battle was short-lived though, as the hectic nature of these sixman tag matches saw the focus change constantly. Tamura was in the ring the least for his team, but he made up for it at the end, punishing Crazy Bastard Cop with a series of kicks, finishing him off with a devastating rolling kouppo kick which appeared to knock CBC out. An easy 3-count followed. Although his team already had the win, Tamura went further, applying his Reverse Kneebar Chickenwing submission hold. Uncle Dai yelled for him to break the hold, but Tamura refused. While this was happening, the Pro Wrestling MEGA team (Yasuda, HERO, Thrillblade) returned to the arena, running down to ringside and getting into it with James and Apollo Kid III. This in turn led to Yoshida, Miura, Tornado JINTEI and Shimita all entering the fray, along with Kujawa and Koujin, and we had a good old fashioned clusterfuck on our hands. The result of this was that while everyone was fighting outside the ring, Tamura continued to wrench his submission hold onto CBC, refusing to release it until a good three or four minutes had gone by. The MEGA wrestlers finally left, and Tamura regrouped with his teammates, leaving Yoshida and James to return to the ring to tend to their fallen comrade. CBC was in a lot of pain, screaming and holding his right leg, and a stretcher was called for. All of the heel wrestlers had left the arena by now, as CBC was loaded into the stretcher and carefully taken out to an ambulance. This left a furious Griffin James in the ring, as he kicked at the ropes and paced back and forth like a caged lion. Finally Miss Cherry came out and climbed into the ring - her first public appearance in a Dream Fujin arena - and tried to calm down her man. James seemed to calm a little, but then rolled from the ring, kicking over the timekeeper's table as he stormed towards the backstage area, Miss Cherry running after him. Overall comments: Fujingun may have exacted a measure of revenge on Pro Wrestling MEGA by winning the latest match between the promotions, but things are looking very troubling for Dream Fujin. Another soldier has seemingly fallen by the wayside, as Crazy Bastard Cop looks to have suffered a major injury at the hands of Shoji Tamura. Just like Wataru Yasuda boasted when he first threatened to invade Dream Fujin, the Fujingun army's focus is divided between MEGA and Tamura's group, making it weaker in the process. Griffin James faces some tough decisions right now - does he lend his strength to the Fujingun cause of repelling the Pro Wrestling MEGA threat? Or does he entrust that task to his friend Yoshida and a group of unknowns and rookies, and instead seek to avenge his friend's injury at the hands of Shoji Tamura? © Dream Fujin, 2006. Dream Fujin group: www.groups.yahoo.com/group/dreamfujin NEO-International Commons: http://s13.invisionfree.com/NEOInternational NEO-International website: www.geocities.com/neointernationalwrestling |
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