Essential Japanese Wrestling Discussion/News

[Jmare007]

I'm not one that wishes stuff to happen to see people get mad. But if this dude comes out of both Dome shows as double champ, holy shyt at the fukkery

 

[Legal]

I'm not one that wishes stuff to happen to see people get mad. But if this dude comes out of both Dome shows as double champ, holy shyt at the fukkery

I like Ibushi and Naito enough that I'm cool with either of them winning, but I'm kind've coming around on this Jay White option solely for the fukkery.

 

[The Rainmaker]

THE MANBEAST arrives next month to SAVE NOAH

 

[MightyHealthy]

According to Dave, G1 will be in the fall next year, because of the 2020 Olympics in Japan.

It's gonna be a cold summer

On that note, NJPW REALLY should think about doing a US/Euro tour during that time.

 

[stro]

I know I'm an adult because I'm actually really looking forward to the Olympics. 2016 were awesome with every event VOD on NBC's site. I watched so much rad shyt. Wrestling and judo , team handball , weightlifting, FENCING , boxing , beach volley ball , taekwondo , tennis

 

[The Rainmaker]

Thanks to very advanced experiments by the Ibushi Research Institute, we now know humans can function better if they sleep well.

 

[Makai Club]

Inokiism has taken over NOAH.

 

[SubZeroDegrees]

Inokiism has taken over NOAH.

Noah announcing flabby ass Rhino and bringing out that a$$hole Fujita

No wonder why they did 850 at Korakuen

 

[Jmare007]

According to Dave, G1 will be in the fall next year, because of the 2020 Olympics in Japan.

It's gonna be a cold summer

On that note, NJPW REALLY should think about doing a US/Euro tour during that time.

Olympics followed by the G-1 sounds fukking fantastic as a fan to be honest.

The dead period between G-1 and WK will be much shorter too. This 5-7 years September to December have been complete filler because they can't do much to fukk WK plans. Now you'll get fun stuff from June- August and then top it with a great September-Octuber.

They should take November off though, let them dudes rest before the Dome show

 

[SubZeroDegrees]

@The Rainmaker

 

[The Rainmaker]

@The Rainmaker

Amazing

And the end Japanese cougars love some Okada

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Yuji Okabayashi vs Takuya Nomura - Strong Heavyweight Title BJW 7/21/19
(uploaded it for the brehs)

A motherfukking war this goes for 22 minutes and by the end you feel these two have gone through an hour of devastation. So in the weeks leading up to this match these two had close to 9 tag matches against each other were Okabayashi - the more experienced, and more importantly, way stronger wrestler - pinned or submitted Nomura in the first 6 ones, mostly by using the Argentine Backbreaker. Slowly but surely though, the Young Gawd began to find cracks in the champ, after working the left arm for a bunch of matches, he finally did it, he made Okabayashi tap out. From then on they had more matches were things leveled up, and Nomura got other Ws by doing the same shyt: destroy the big man's left arm.

So, the title match finally happens and what do we get? Well, exactly what we should get: Okabayashi fending off the young kid by beating the shyt out of him and Nomura doing everything in his power to work that damn arm. The match takes it's time, it's not a barn burner from the get go, it builds and it builds just like their tag matches. And boy does it pay off. I think the mics were shytty because you could tell the Osaka crowd was more into it than what it sounded once the 2nd half of the match starts kicking in, but I was fine with it to be honest. Another MOTYC for Yuji, who is having a fukking monster 2019. And Takuya? Well, young gawd is young gawd for a reason @SubZeroDegrees @3Rivers @TheGodling @Legal @Ace of the Metropolitan @Hey_zeus @Makai Club @julesocean


@Scottie Drippin
I agree the finish is kinda bizarre considering what happened all match long but did Yuji failed you because of the the lariat or because of the Golem Splash? To me it's the latter, I was totally fine with that last fighting spirit by him, it was the set up for the splash that felt out of place.

I'm late as all hell but you may be on to this Strong BJ shyt. I may have to binge Sunday these jawns.

 

[SubZeroDegrees]

DDT had a dream match.

 

[Jmare007]

9/14 is Z1 at Korakuen Hall. Sekimoto vs Hino will have no time limit


I highly doubt the go past 25 minutes (and they shouldn't tbh) but this is Z1 basically selling the match as a "there must be a winner". Hino should be taking the strap in a dope encounter, I hope they get a good attendance


BJW's Death Vegas card is set:

BJW "BIG JAPAN DEATH VEGAS", 15.09.2019 (Samurai! TV)
Yokohama Bunka Gymnasium

1. Takuho Kato & Akira Hyodo vs. Masaki Morihiro & Kosuke Sato
2. Abdullah Kobayashi, Hideki Suzuki, Orca Uto & X vs. Frank Atsushi, Kazuki Hashimoto, Tatsuhiko Yoshino, Kota Sekifuda & X
3. 4 Way Tag Death Match: Ryuji Ito & Yuko Miyamoto vs. Masashi Takeda & Takumi Tsukamoto

vs. Masaya Takahashi & Takayuki Ueki vs. Kankuro Hoshino & Yuki Ishikawa
4. BJW Jr. Heavyweight Title: TAJIRI (c) vs. Yuya Aoki
5. Yuji Okabayashi, Ryota Hama & Yasufumi Nakanoue vs. Ryuichi Kawakami, Kazumi Kikuta & Daichi Hashimoto
6. Saikyou Tag League - Strong Block: Daisuke Sekimoto & The Bodyguard vs. Takuya Nomura & Fuminori Abe

7. BJW Strong World Heavyweight Title: Kohei Sato

(c) vs. Hideyoshi Kamitani
8. BJW Death Match Heavyweight Title ~ Fluorescent Lighttubes Scaffold + α Death Match: Isami Kodaka

(c) vs. Toshiyuki Sakuda


Aoki back

Kamitani got a random ass title shot after today he got the W on a tag match against Nomura/Sato (fukking Sato made Nomura take the fall though ).

Another strong card for that fukking awful Yokohama crowd

 

[THE 101]