BJW 4/3 Results

[Shootkick Man]

BJW “Death Rules 10”, 4/3/2016 [Sun] 18:00 @ Sendai Rensa

~ Daichi Hashimoto automatically gained 2 points due to Kohei Sato’s absence.

(1) Brahman Partner Assessment Match: Takayuki Ueki vs. Toshiyuki Sakuda
◆Winner: Sakuda (8:22) via pin-fall.
(2) Barbed-wire Board 10 Man Tag Match: Ryuji Ito, Abdullah Kobayashi, Jaki Numazawa, Kankuro Hoshino & Takumi Tsukamoto vs. Masaya Takahashi, Yuko Miyamoto, Isami Kodaka, Masashi Takeda & Masato Inaba
◆Winner: Ito (6:33) with the Dragon Splash on Masaya with a barbed-wire board..
~ The next contender for the Deathmatch Heavy belt suffered a direct loss against the champion after being sandwiched under a barbed-wire board.
~ Issues remained between Hoshino and Inaba as the two tag partners faced off in this match.

(3) B BLOCK Match: Ryota Hama [W-1] vs. Yoshihisa Uto
◆Winner: Hama (4:43) with the Ookido Press.
~ Hama [2 wins, 2 losses]
~ Uto [1 win, 4 losses]
(4) B BLOCK Match: Shuji Ishikawa [FREE] vs. Shinobu [666]
◆Winner: Ishikawa (14:15) via KO, following repeated captured headbutts.
~ Ishikawa [4 wins = 8 points]
~ Shinobu [1 win, 3 losses = 2 points]

(5) SOS vs Brahman Special 6 Man Tag Match: Yuji Okabayashi, Tsutomu Osugi & Hercules Senga vs. Daisuke Sekimoto, Shu & Kei Brahman
◆Winner: Okabayashi (10:13) with an Argentine Backbreaker on Shu.

(6) Hideyoshi Kamitani, Daichi Hashimoto & Kazumi Kikuta vs. Masato Tanaka [ZERO1], GAINA [FREE] & Hideki Suzuki [FREE]
◆Winner: Tanaka (12:42) with a Superfly on Kikuta.

(7) A BLOCK Match: Seiya Sanada [SP.E.] vs. Atsushi Maruyama [FREE]
◆Winner: Maruyama (13:55) with a School Boy.
~ Maruyama [2 wins, 3 losses = 4 points]
~ Sanada [2 wins, 3 losses = 4 points]
~ Maruyama ends up with the win as he halts Sanada from ending up in a top spot in the league.
~ Respect was shown between the two following the match.

~ Due to Kohei’s injury… the semi-final’s have no been set before the final day.
~ A BLOCK will see Hideyoshi Kamitani and Daichi Hashimoto moving forward regardless at 6 points each. Even with a win Sekimoto nor Kohei can advance as they loss to both of the younger guys.
~ B BLOCK will see the dominating Shuji Ishikawa moving forward with at the top of the block with Hideki Suzuki taking the other spot regardless with a win over Okabayashi, in which Oka cannot advance even with a win.

[DUKE NUKEM]

thanks for the update Noah