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Daichi Hashimoto & Hideyoshi Kamitani (Okami) vs Naoya Nomura & Yuma Aoyag - All Japan Real World Tag League Final day 12/12/17
Well I'll be damned this was awesome
a young guys matchup - Big Japan's team are 25 year old each while All Japan's is 22 each - for a shot at the tournament finals. It was weird but dope watching Okami having to work as the imposing, invader team and they pretty much work a cosplay Strong BJ formula match and it fukking works, with them mostly working over Yuma and trying to keep Nomura at bay. This was 14 minutes long but felt longer (in a good way) with a jam packed Korakuen Hall growing more and more invested in Aoyag and his battle to get the home team the W. Even though he was mostly limited to hot tags and leveling the playing field, you can tell Nomura is gonna be special and that the Sumo Hall performance/showcase was not a fluke, crowd was solidly behind him and you could feel the young breh being a force that the BJW team didn't want much do with. A couple of cool nearfalls and spots that didn't rely on excess and over doing stuff. This was such a joy to watch, I was happy as fukk watching such young dudes delivering like this 
Suwama & Shuji Ishikawa vs Kento Miyahara & Yoshytatsu - All Japan Real World Tag League Final day 12/12/17
So this worked as Semifinal #2 given the results of the other matches. It took a while, pretty much half of the match (like 12 minutes) to get this thing really going as Suwama and Shuji working over Yoshi was nothing to write home about, pretty basic stuff without anything compelling happening. Once Kento gets the hot tag though, the match really starts going places, as the action picks up and Korakuen begins to come alive. The last 7 or so minutes are fun as fukk with a red hot crowd and a lot of stiff and high impact action. This did had the excess the previous match didn't but it worked as the crowd loved it - me not so much, didn't like the trading suplex and fighting spirit spots, but whatever - and helped build more drama. Loved the dynamic between Kento and Yoshi, Miyahara was like "COME ON BREH YOU CAN DO THIS
I CAN'T DO EVERYTHING, GOTTA HOLD SHUJI DOWN SO WE HAVE A SHOT, LET'S GOO !!". All in all, this was too long and "meh" for a pretty significant portion, but the second half of the match is worth a watch 
The Final was fine, it was a fun enough sprint but the crowd was clearly spent and both teams had used their best ideas/stuff in their previous matchups
Daichi Hashimoto & Hideyoshi Kamitani (Okami) vs Naoya Nomura & Yuma Aoyag - All Japan Real World Tag League Final day 12/12/17
Well I'll be damned this was awesome
a young guys matchup - Big Japan's team are 25 year old each while All Japan's is 22 each - for a shot at the tournament finals. It was weird but dope watching Okami having to work as the imposing, invader team and they pretty much work a cosplay Strong BJ formula match and it fukking works, with them mostly working over Yuma and trying to keep Nomura at bay. This was 14 minutes long but felt longer (in a good way) with a jam packed Korakuen Hall growing more and more invested in Aoyag and his battle to get the home team the W. Even though he was mostly limited to hot tags and leveling the playing field, you can tell Nomura is gonna be special and that the Sumo Hall performance/showcase was not a fluke, crowd was solidly behind him and you could feel the young breh being a force that the BJW team didn't want much do with. A couple of cool nearfalls and spots that didn't rely on excess and over doing stuff. This was such a joy to watch, I was happy as fukk watching such young dudes delivering like this Suwama & Shuji Ishikawa vs Kento Miyahara & Yoshytatsu - All Japan Real World Tag League Final day 12/12/17
So this worked as Semifinal #2 given the results of the other matches. It took a while, pretty much half of the match (like 12 minutes) to get this thing really going as Suwama and Shuji working over Yoshi was nothing to write home about, pretty basic stuff without anything compelling happening. Once Kento gets the hot tag though, the match really starts going places, as the action picks up and Korakuen begins to come alive. The last 7 or so minutes are fun as fukk with a red hot crowd and a lot of stiff and high impact action. This did had the excess the previous match didn't but it worked as the crowd loved it - me not so much, didn't like the trading suplex and fighting spirit spots, but whatever - and helped build more drama. Loved the dynamic between Kento and Yoshi, Miyahara was like "COME ON BREH YOU CAN DO THIS
I CAN'T DO EVERYTHING, GOTTA HOLD SHUJI DOWN SO WE HAVE A SHOT, LET'S GOO !!". All in all, this was too long and "meh" for a pretty significant portion, but the second half of the match is worth a watch The Final was fine, it was a fun enough sprint but the crowd was clearly spent and both teams had used their best ideas/stuff in their previous matchups
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