GANBARE☆PRO “GANPRO MEN’S ASSOCIATION EVENT VOL. 1” Results

GANBARE☆PRO “GANPRO MEN’S ASSOCIATION EVENT VOL. 1”, 27/07/2024
Tokyo Oji BASEMENT MON☆STAR
111 Fans – Super No Vacancy Full House

1. 1980’s Vs Heisei Tag Match: Hartley Jackson & Tyson Maeguchi defeated Shota Kawakami & Daisuke®️ when Jackson pinned Kawakami with the Death Valley Bomb (8:37).
*1980’s 2 – 0 Heisei.
2. 1970’s Vs Heisei Tag Match: Munetatsu Nakamura & Gaia Hox defeated Takuya Wada & Choun-Shiryu when Hox pinned Shiryu with a Crucifix Pin (10:19).
*Heisei 2 – 0 1970’s.
3. 1970’s Vs 1980’s Tag Match: Ken Ohka & Minoru Fujita defeated Keisuke Ishii & Isami Kodaka when Ohka pinned Ishii with the Flame Spear (10:08).
*1970’s 2 – 2 1980’s.
4. 1970’s Vs 1980’s Vs Heisei 3 Way Match: Yumehito Imanari defeated Shuichiro Katsumura and Mizuki Watase when Imanari pinned Watase with the Lou Thesz Press (16:29).
*1980’s (4) defeated 1970’s (2) and Heisei (2).

1970’s: Ken Ohka, Shuichiro Katsumura, Takuya Wada, Choun-Shiryu & Minoru Fujita

1980’s: Keisuke Ishii, Yumehito Imanari, Isami Kodaka, Hartley Jackson and Tyson Maeguchi

Heisei: Mizuki Watase, Gaia Hox, Munetatsu Nakamura, Shota Kawakami and Daisuke®️

There was a tripleshot of shows between Ganbare☆Pro and 666 all taking place in Oji BASEMENT MONSTAR today. The first show was an all men’s event held by GanPro. They put together a mini tournament splitting the roster between wrestlers born in the 1970s, born in the 1980s and those considered to be part of the Heisei generation. Each team won a match on the undercard so the main event was all up for grabs in a 3 Way Match. Yumehito Imanari was the last man standing, ensuring that the 1980s team were crowned the winners. They were rewarded with a 100,000 yen voucher from the noodle restaurant sponsoring the show.

Imanari said the most moving pro wrestling scene to those born in the 1980s was Masahiro Chono and Keiji Muto wrestling each other in the very first G1 final. He does not believe pro wrestling has gone downhill since then but his generation got to watch World Pro-Wrestling and the Nippon TV broadcasts of All Japan matches. That means wrestlers his age all have the desire to recreate the excitement of what they watched back then. With this success Imanari now wants to turn that momentum into winning a championship.

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