DDT “BEER GARDEN FIGHT 2012 ~ NWJ PRODUCE DAY” Results

August 3, 2012

DDT “BEER GARDEN FIGHT 2012 ~ NWJ PRODUCE DAY”, 30/07/2012
Shin-Kiba 1st RING
324 Fans – Super No Vacancy

1. Iron Man Heavymetalweight Title – 4 Way Tag Team Match: Mio Shirai & Ryo Mizunami defeated Gorgeous Matsuno (c) & Rion Mizuki, Naoshi Sano & Batten Tamagawa and Go Shiofuki & Kinteki Sakuragaoka when Shirai pinned Matsuno with Low Kicks (11:06). (Special Guest Referee: GENTARO)
*Mio Shirai becomes the 939th champion.
– Iron Man Heavymetalweight Title: GENTARO defeated Mio Shirai (c) with a Clothesline (7:26 pm).
*GENTARO becomes the 940th champion.
2. Sanshiro Takagi & New Sanshiro Takagi defeated Michael Nakazawa & New Michael Nakazawa when Takagi & Takagi pinned Nakazawa & Nakazawa with the Sit Down Himawari Bomb (7:26).
2a. Michael Mamezawa defeated Michael Nakazawa with a High Kick (2:06).
– Iron Man Heavymetalweight Title: Michael Mamezawa defeated GENTARO (c) with the M-Shaped Pin (8:23 pm).
*Michael Mamezawa becomes the 941st champion.
– Iron Man Heavymetalweight Title: Hiroshi Fukuda defeated Michael Mamezawa (c) with a School Boy (8:23 pm).
*Hiroshi Fukuda becomes the 942nd champion.
3. MMA Battle: Yukio Sakaguchi defeated Tanomusaku Toba by Referee Stoppage with a Jumping Knee Kick (3R 2:57).
4. 61-Minute Best 2-Out-Of 3 Falls Count Anywhere Match: Takao Soma defeated Keisuke Ishii (2-1) (20:23).
4a. Keisuke Ishii defeated Takao Soma with the Kneel Kick out on the street (9:15).
4b. Takao Soma defeated Keisuke Ishii with the Mad Splash onto a table (12:05).
4c. Takao Soma defeated Keisuke Ishii with the Diving Guillotine Drop (20:23).

Minoru Suzuki made a surprise appearance at the end of the show. He snuck into the ring and grabbed Sanshiro Takagi in a Sleeper Hold during his post-show speech. Takagi challenged Suzuki to a fight at the vegetable market down the road from Shin-Kiba 1st RING. Suzuki asked if there was a bookstore nearby and if they could fight there instead. Both men agreed that they will settle their grudge in Budokan Hall and shook hands. Suzuki then put Takagi in a Sleeper Hold again before leaving.

Ken Ohka was New Michael Nakazawa. He did all the Michael Nakazawa spots you would expect to see. Michael Mamezawa is Mame Endo.

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Sato Vs Suzuki, Thank You

July 26, 2011

DDT “MEMORIES OF SUMMER VACATION 2011”, 28/08/2011
Tokyo Korakuen Hall

1. Minoru Suzuki Vs Hikaru Sato

Events at this weekend’s Ryogoku show has led to a major match set for Korakuen Hall next month. Minoru Suzuki pretty much destroyed Hikaru Sato when they fought each other during the 5 Vs 5 Elimination match. Sato wants to make up for it by challenging Suzuki to a singles match. Even though Sato grew up as a PANCRASE fighter like Suzuki, he now sees himself as a DDT wrestler and he wants to prove he can beat Suzuki one on one.

A full report on the Sumo Hall show is now posted. Several matches are already available to be watched if you know where to look. The last couple of days has been the busiest this site has been in its short life, so thank you very much to everyone who has been reading. If you’ve just discovered this place recently, I hope you stick around and enjoy what DDT and Union has to offer over in the future.

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Sumo Hall Additions, 5 Vs 5 Elimination, Tag Title Matches

July 4, 2011

DDT “RYOGOKU PETER PAN 2011”, 24/07/2011
Tokyo Ryogoku Kokugikan

0. Big China Unified Nakahara Tag Team Titles: The Great Sasuke & Ricky Fuji (c) Vs Sanshiro Takagi & Munenori Sawa
1. Battle Royal – Iron Man Heavymetalweight Title:
2. Summer Night Fever – 5 Vs 5 Elimination: Sanshiro Takagi, Hikaru Sato, Takao Soma, Kazuki Hirata & X Vs Yoshiaki Yago, Tomomitsu Matsunaga, Super Shit Machine, Kengo Ohka & Minoru Suzuki
3. Special Singles Match: MIKAMI Vs Poison Sawada JULIE
4. Special Singles Match: Danshoku Dino Vs Bob Sapp
5. IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Title: Kota Ibushi (c) Vs Prince Devitt
6. 3 Way – KO-D Tag Team Titles: HARASHIMA & HERO! Vs GENTARO & Yasu Urano Vs X & X
7. KO-D Openweight Title: Shuji Ishikawa (c) Vs KUDO

Also Appearing: Tsuyoshi Kikuchi, Yuzuki Aikawa, Emi Sakura and Riki Sensyu.

The KO-D Tag Team Champions of HARASHIMA & HERO! will have twice the trouble to handle at Sumo Hall when they defend the titles against two teams. On one side is the former KO-D Tag Champions GENTARO & Yasu Urano. On the other side will be a team featuring either Michael Nakazawa or Masa Takanashi plus a partner of thier choice. Nakazawa and Takanashi will be competing over who gets the spot over the next couple of shows.

The 5 Vs 5 Elimination match features Hikaru Sato and Takao Soma putting aside their differences to fight a common enemy. They along with Sanshiro Takagi and Kazuki Hirata will team up to fight the Susan Shit Hart Superstars. However, The Superstars had a trick up their sleeve and announced that Minoru Suzuki will be part of their team. This leads to a daunting task for Hikaru Sato as he now has a fellow member of PANCRASE Mission as his enemy on the night. But his team has room for one more wrestler to compete. Will Takagi bring along one of his TKG48 buddies to the fight?

Just like last year, Sanshiro Takagi will be pulling double duty on the show. He and Munenori Sawa will have their rematch against The Great Sasuke & Ricky Fuji for the coveted Big China Unified Nakahara Tag Team Titles in the Dark Match of the evening. Legendary referee Kyohei Wada will be the official for the bout once more. The previous match was plagued with countout finishes so this one may very well be Falls Count Anyhwere to determine a clear winning team the first time round.

There is much discussion going on behind the scenes in DDT over who gets the dubious honour of receiving the now traditional “Anal Blast” ceremony to open this year’s show. So far Michael Nakazawa and Batten Tamagawa are the top two choices considered. Nakazawa has been part of the ceremony for the previous two shows while Tamagawa probably realises this is the only chance he’ll ever get to have an important role at a Sumo Hall show, even if it means having fireworks shoved up where the sun don’t shine. This would be a weird time to try and do a segue way connecting Tamagawa’s American flag themed gear to wishing all of the American readers a happy Independence Day, wouldn’t it?

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