Post by FLUX '97 on Jul 30, 2013 18:56:19 GMT -5
DESTINYPro~!
Chapter I: Shin Jidai Ga Hajimaru!
Live From: Osaka-jō Hall in Osaka, Japan!
Crowd: 13,475 (OVERFLOW)
Match I: Masato Yoshino/Naruki Doi vs Jado/Gedo
We kick off the first episode of DESTINYPro~! with a nice tag contest as SpeedMuscle faces the very experienced team of Jado and Gedo. Amazing back and forth action between these two juniorweight teams! Multiple near-falls and submission attempts in the area of 10:00-16:00. Doi nearly got counted out but barely made it in at a 19-count! Gedo fought off Yoshino with a piledriver before catching Doi in his trademark Gedo Clutch roll-up to get the three count and the win for his team!
Winners: Jado/Gedo in 21:28 via Gedo's Gedo Clutch on Naruki Doi
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Match II: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs Bryan Danielson
A very good matchup on paper, so let's see how this one plays out, shall we? Mainly strikes and quick takedowns in the early goings here. Plenty of near-falls in this one, a very technical match with a nice showcase of strong looking strikes mixed in. Tanahashi rocked Danielson with a leaping Enzuigiri, followed by running off the ropes and catching The American Dragon with a running Small Package for a quick three!
Winner: Hiroshi Tanahashi in 14:36 via Small Package
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Main Event: International Championship Match: Naomichi Marifuji vs Scott Norton
Right away on the very first episode, we're crowning our International Champion! This title, similar to a TV title or an IC/US title, will be defended bi-weekly by the champion! Norton tried to put Marifuji away quickly, hitting a Chokeslam, a Jackhammer, and two Release Powerbombs at the 6:30 mark but Marifuji just would not stay down! Marifuji went for an attack but got caught with a second huge Chokeslam and Norton got the three to crown our first International Champion!
Winner and New Champion: Scott Norton in 7:32 via Chokeslam
We thank you for joining us on the very first episode of DESTINYPro~! Look for Episode Two in the near future!
Chapter I: Shin Jidai Ga Hajimaru!
Live From: Osaka-jō Hall in Osaka, Japan!
Crowd: 13,475 (OVERFLOW)
Match I: Masato Yoshino/Naruki Doi vs Jado/Gedo
We kick off the first episode of DESTINYPro~! with a nice tag contest as SpeedMuscle faces the very experienced team of Jado and Gedo. Amazing back and forth action between these two juniorweight teams! Multiple near-falls and submission attempts in the area of 10:00-16:00. Doi nearly got counted out but barely made it in at a 19-count! Gedo fought off Yoshino with a piledriver before catching Doi in his trademark Gedo Clutch roll-up to get the three count and the win for his team!
Winners: Jado/Gedo in 21:28 via Gedo's Gedo Clutch on Naruki Doi
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Match II: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs Bryan Danielson
A very good matchup on paper, so let's see how this one plays out, shall we? Mainly strikes and quick takedowns in the early goings here. Plenty of near-falls in this one, a very technical match with a nice showcase of strong looking strikes mixed in. Tanahashi rocked Danielson with a leaping Enzuigiri, followed by running off the ropes and catching The American Dragon with a running Small Package for a quick three!
Winner: Hiroshi Tanahashi in 14:36 via Small Package
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Main Event: International Championship Match: Naomichi Marifuji vs Scott Norton
Right away on the very first episode, we're crowning our International Champion! This title, similar to a TV title or an IC/US title, will be defended bi-weekly by the champion! Norton tried to put Marifuji away quickly, hitting a Chokeslam, a Jackhammer, and two Release Powerbombs at the 6:30 mark but Marifuji just would not stay down! Marifuji went for an attack but got caught with a second huge Chokeslam and Norton got the three to crown our first International Champion!
Winner and New Champion: Scott Norton in 7:32 via Chokeslam
We thank you for joining us on the very first episode of DESTINYPro~! Look for Episode Two in the near future!
KK, so I'm pretty much having it be like an hour long TV style format for the shows, with a PPV after every 8 TV episodes. Sorry if the results seem kind of short, I can try and improve the length of them in the future if it's necessary.
