Shootkick Man
07-08-2014, 02:02 AM
All-Japan as we know it wrapped up the Dynamite Series tour yesterday, and with it the latest chapter of it’s history, results from Hakodate Comprehensive Wholesale Trade Center Circulation Hall:
They claimed 423 paid (super full bill stop/a Full House).
Yoshinobu Kanemaru beat Masao Inoue (Independent/Freelancer) in 10:23.
Takeshi Minamino & Mitsuya Nagai (Independent/Freelancers) beat Atsushi Aoki & Yutaka Yoshie (Independent/Freelancer) in 10:50. Nagai pinned Yoshie.
Bambi Killer & KENSO beat Zeus & The Bodyguard (Osaka Pro) in 11:02. KENSO pinned Bodyguard.
GAORA TV Champion Kotaro Suzuki beat Menso-re Oyaji (Independent/Freelancer) in 14:51 to retain the title. V2 for Suzuki.
Takao Omori & Jun Akiyama beat Ultimo Dragon (Independent/Freelancer) & Kento Miyahara in 13:06. Omori pinned Dragon after Ax Bomber.
SUSHI & Joe Doering beat Hikaru Sato & Suwama in 17:46. Doering pinned Sato after Revolution Bomb.
So now what, you ask? Today (tomorrow JST, so within the last 4 hours or so) All-Japan announced it is now in the process of moving it’s headquarters from Tokyo to Yokohama, a move that should be complete by this time next week. The next 2 tours should go on as scheduled. There may be a slight name change coming, at least for the management company, but can’t quite figure it out from translation.
Next up is the 2014 Summer Action Series tour starting on 7/12 at BODYMAKER COLOSSEUM 2.
They claimed 423 paid (super full bill stop/a Full House).
Yoshinobu Kanemaru beat Masao Inoue (Independent/Freelancer) in 10:23.
Takeshi Minamino & Mitsuya Nagai (Independent/Freelancers) beat Atsushi Aoki & Yutaka Yoshie (Independent/Freelancer) in 10:50. Nagai pinned Yoshie.
Bambi Killer & KENSO beat Zeus & The Bodyguard (Osaka Pro) in 11:02. KENSO pinned Bodyguard.
GAORA TV Champion Kotaro Suzuki beat Menso-re Oyaji (Independent/Freelancer) in 14:51 to retain the title. V2 for Suzuki.
Takao Omori & Jun Akiyama beat Ultimo Dragon (Independent/Freelancer) & Kento Miyahara in 13:06. Omori pinned Dragon after Ax Bomber.
SUSHI & Joe Doering beat Hikaru Sato & Suwama in 17:46. Doering pinned Sato after Revolution Bomb.
So now what, you ask? Today (tomorrow JST, so within the last 4 hours or so) All-Japan announced it is now in the process of moving it’s headquarters from Tokyo to Yokohama, a move that should be complete by this time next week. The next 2 tours should go on as scheduled. There may be a slight name change coming, at least for the management company, but can’t quite figure it out from translation.
Next up is the 2014 Summer Action Series tour starting on 7/12 at BODYMAKER COLOSSEUM 2.