BJW 10/29 Results

BJW “2015 Saikyo Tag League”, 10/29/2015 [Thu] @ Korakuen Hall in Tokyo

(1) Saikyo Tag Semi-final: [Death Block #2] Kankuro Hoshino & Masato Inaba vs. [Strong Block #1] Yuji Okabayashi & Daiske Sekimoto
◆Winner: Sekimoto (17:32) with a Deadlift German Suplex Hold on Inaba.
~ Sekimoto/Okabayashi move on to the final match.
~ Gokudo Combi got a strong reaction from the fans even though in loss.

(2) Saikyo Tag Semi-final: [Death Block #1] Ryuji Ito & Ryuichi Sekine vs. [Strong Block #2] Kohei Sato & Shuji Ishikawa
◆Winner: Ishikawa (17:00) with the Splash Mountain on Sekine
~ The BJW Tag Champions move on to the final match.

(3) Tatsuhito Takaiwa [FREE], Atsushi Maruyama [FREE] & Kazumi Kikuta vs. Koji Kanemoto [FREE], Kazuki Hashimoto & Daichi Hashimoto [IGF]
◆Winner: Kazuki (14:54) following a Death Valley Bomb on Kikuta.

(4) Jaki Numazawa, Takumi Tsukamoto, Tsutomu Osugi & Hercules Senga vs. Abdullah Kobayashi, Shu Brahman, Kei Brahman & Takayuki Ueki
◆Winner: DRAW (3:21) both teams ring out.
Rematch
◆Winner: Numazawa (3:19) following a Last Ride Bomb on Ueki.

(5) Hideki Suzuki [FREE] vs. Yoshihisa Uto
◆Winner: Hideki (7:23) with a European Clutch.

~ Kawakami announced that he will be competing at Genichiro Tenryu’s final show, given that Tenryu has supported him over the last couple years so he will regret everything for the rest of his career if he is not on the show.
~ But after that he will be then undergoing surgery on the rupture of his ACL which will keep him out of action until at least next Summer.

(6) Yuko Miyamoto [666], Isami Kodaka [BASARA] & Shinobu [666] vs. Ryota Hama [W-1], Hideyoshi Kamitani & Toshiyuki Sakuda
◆Winner: Kamitani (10:50) following a Backdrop on Shinobu.

(7) Saikyo Tag Final: Daisuke Sekimoto & Yuji Okabayashi vs. Kohei Sato & Shuji Ishikawa
◆Winner: Okabayashi (18:30) with the Golem Splash on Ishikawa.
~ Sekimoto & Okabayashi win the Tag League and in the process become the new BJW Tag Champions as well, 40th generation champions, for beating the champions decisively.
~ Okabayashi now becomes a double crown champion as he also holds the World Strong Heavyweight belt.