WCWA Japanese Tour PREVIEW

WCWA and Big Japan Wrestling Present
WCWA & BJW When Worlds Collide 2
Korrikean Hall in Korrikean, Japan
Theme: "Set It Off" by P.O.D
April 8th 2006



WCWA World Television Title Match

Jimmy Jacobs (c)
vs.

Beef Wellington
Regardless of the outcome of their upcoming No Rope Barbed Wire Death Match on Synthetic, the WCWA World Television champion will be appearing on the Japanese tour. Meaning, one way or another, the championship will be appearing as well. Furthermore, with this news, WCWA Senior Official Jason Verdoes passes down the news of the very first match for the Open the WCWA Gate PPV. For the WCWA World Television championship, one more time, Jacobs vs. Wellington. This is huge news because of how rare it is for a champion to have two title matches lined up in WCWA. Both wrestlers will also be appearing on the Revolution[/b] from Japan, against Japanese tour wrestlers. On the PPV, they will be the only WCWA vs. WCWA match.


Razor Blade Board Death Match

Danny Havoc
vs.

Jaki Numazawa
From two different sides of the planet come two like minded individuals, two sick and sadistic bastards with the sole intent on destroying whoever placed in front of them, with no regard for their own well being. Big Japan Wrestling's Jaki Numazawa has proven he has no regard for his own body and the scars all over his body tell this story better than any words could. Here stateside, Danny Havoc has proven himself to be a total and complete sadist, going through three of the most brutally disgusting death matches at Dark Desires, in a losing effort to capture the King of the Deathmatches. At Open the WCWA Gate, these two men will do battle for the very first time anywhere in a first time match up for WCWA. An inhumane, sadistic, and perverse match.. The razor blade board death match.


One on One Match

"The Franchise" Shane Douglas
vs.

"The Living Dead" Onryu
They say the easiest way to gain notoriety is to call out the baddest man you can find. They also say it's 2006 and word spreads viciously fast through the internet. Onryu called out Shane Douglas on a recent DDT show and within a day, the word and subsequent video made it back to The Franchise, who took time off from his Synthetic announcing duties to formerly address the Japanese star. Douglas is FAR more than a broadcast journalist, a former ECW Heavyweight champion, WWF Intercontinental champion, XPW Heavyweight champion, WCW United States champion, and WCW World Tag Team champion, Shane Douglas has seen and done it all in professional wrestling. So for Onryu, what does he really expect to accomplish by calling out the foul mouthed color commentator of Synthetic? Well, if he can defeat The Franchise, he will have defeated a sure fire future Hall of Famer. And more importantly, he will have shown that his bite is much mightier than his bark. In 2006, can the Franchise say the same?


WCWA Death Match Title Match
100 Light Tubes and Barbed Wire Boards Match

Takashi Sasaki
vs.

WCWA Death Match Champion Brain Damage[/color]
Takashi Sasaki comes into Open the WCWA Gate with a heavy reputation of being a stiff fighter with little regard for his opponents well beings. Did I just describe Brain Damage? I think so! The Hardcore Terminator shows no intimidation and more often than not, shows no pain. He can take an unreal amount of punishment and in WCWA, has proven himself the top dog in deathmatches, winning the last King of the Deathmatches tournament by besting Necro Butcher, The Messiah, and Danny Havoc in destructive fashion. For Sasaki, this match is not just a chance to win his first deathmatch championship, but also a chance to become a highly paid WCWA wrestler. Should Sasaki beat Brain Damage, he will advance on to face Eddie Kingston at Sweet Dreams, to defend his newly won championship.


One on One Match

Eddie Kingston
vs.

Daisuke Sekimoto[/color]
Eddie Kingston is long established as one of the baddest, toughest, and hardest hitters in WCWA. But on Open the WCWA Gate, he'll be facing someone who can strike just as hard, suplex just as viciously, and perhaps rivals the toughness of the King of Diamonds, as Eddie Kingston does battle with Daisuke Sekimoto. Sekimoto is known for having unrivaled brute force, his special move being a dead lift German suplex. For Eddie Kingston, this is a dream match, as he faces someone who embodies the Japanese strong style he's mimicked for his own career, the style of Genichryu Tenryu, Mitsuharu Misawa, and so many more of the 80s and 90s strong style revolution. Is this a dream match for Eddie Kingston or a nightmare?


Hardcore Deathmatch
One on One Match

Necro Butcher
vs.

"Crazy Monkey" Jun Kasai
A riddle for you. What do you get when you take the craziest, wildest, most insane and out of his mind wrestler from America and pit him in a match with no rules and weapons readily available with the craziest, wildest, most insane and out of his mind wrestler from Japan? Predictably carnage. This will be a fight. Plain and simple. Jun Kasai has built a reputation for himself as being deranged and out of his mind, with no regard for his own body and even less for his opponents.. The Necro Butcher, the West Virginia bar fighter, shares a similar attitude. Korrikean Hall will not be big enough to hold the action when these two wild men square off.


One on One Match

Delirious
vs.

Matt Sydal
Most of the WCWA wrestlers are absolute strangers to the wrestlers on the Japanese tour and have never faced off. This is not the case. Matt Sydal and Delirious have wrestled each other more times than they can more than likely count (though Delirious' ability to count at all is questionable) as they came up together in the St. Louis wrestling scene several years ago. This grudge match stems back to even before Delirious and Sydal were professionals and should be one for the record books.

This looks pretty interesting. I'll read some of it, when its posted.

With the Japanese tour now upon is, cards have been finalized. Many people were announced, but somehow got lost in translation and did not end up on the final cards. Part of the reason of this is due to the death of JC Bailey, thus all of his booked matches being dropped. Another reason is because the cards were rebooked SO many times, that some matches and wrestlers just flat out didn't make the final cut. The rosters have been edited accordingly. I also cleaned up all the individual hype promos, so these threads don't look incredibly cluttered, and changed the titles.