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Post by Deleted on Jun 5, 2011 14:18:12 GMT -5
GATTACA: PRO, "One Year Later... Night 1" 5/30/11 (Samurai! TV)
Tokyo Korakuen Hall
1. Tomohiro Ishii and Takashi Okita beat Kenta Kakinuma and Fale Simitaitoko (9:41) when Okita used a Football Tackle on Fale
2. Shinya Ishikawa beat Kentaro Shiga [FREE] (11:14) with a Diving Dropkick
3. SEX-MEN Offer Match: Yuki Ishikawa [BattlARTS], Munenori Sawa, Hikaru Sato beat Hafiz Abdurehman, Kenny Omega, Chris Brookes (12:17) when Ishikawa used a Wakigatame on Brookes
4. Kowloon Offer Match: Dick Togo [DDT], Fujita Jr. Hayato, Rui Hyugaji beat Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, Satoshi Kajiwara (14:55) when Togo used a Diving Senton on Kajiwara
5. Special Tag Match: Koji Kanemoto [NJPW] and Ryusuke Taguchi [NJPW] vs. Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito went to a Time Limit Draw – (20:00)
6. Special Six Man: Jun Akiyama [NOAH], Taiyo Kea [AJPW], Joe Doering beat Katsuyori Shibata, Manabu Soya, Tomoaki Honma (17:39) when Akiyama used an Exploder Suplex on Honma
7. Special Singles Match: Yoshihiro Takayama [FREE] beat Shuhei Taniguchi (16:24) with an Everest Suplex
8. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Ryuji Hijikata (C) beat Kota Ibushi (15:06) by TKO (Jumping Head Kick) (4th Defense)
9. Special Six Man Match: Daisuke Sekimoto, Masayuki Kono, Kazuchika Okada beat Genichiro Tenryu [T-PRO], Satoshi Kojima, Chris Prospect (17:52) when Sekimoto used a German Suplex Hold on Prospect
10. Naomichi Marufuji Return Match: Naomichi Marufuji beat Justin Tyger (27:32) with a Tiger Flowsion |
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GATTACA: PRO, "One Year Later... Night 2" 5/31/11 (Samurai! TV)
Tokyo Korakuen Hall
0. Three Way Match: Hafiz Abdurehman vs. Fale Simitaitoko vs. Chris Brookes went to a Time Limit Draw - (10:00)
1. Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, Satoshi Kajiwara beat Kentaro Shiga [FREE], Shinya Ishikawa, Kenny Omega (11:21) when Miyahara used a Northern Lights Suplex on Omega
2. Kazuchika Okada, Chris Prospect, Kenta Kakinuma beat Joe Doering, Tomoaki Honma, Takashi Okita (10:44) when Okada used a German Suplex Hold on Okita
3. Special Tag Match: Ryusuke Taguchi [NJPW] and Kota Ibushi beat Ryuji Hijikata and Atsushi Aoki when Taguchi (12:35) used a Dodon on Aoki
4. SEX-MEN vs. Kowloon Singles Match: Yuki Ishikawa [BattlARTS] beat Dick Togo [DDT] (12:12) with a Wakigatame
5. Special Singles Match: Koji Kanemoto [NJPW] beat Akihiko Ito (13:21) with an Ankle Hold
6. SEX-MEN vs. Kowloon – FINAL: Munenori Sawa and Hikaru Sato beat Fujita Jr. Hayato and Rui Hyugaji when Sato (15:03) used a Cross Armbreaker on Hyugaji
7. Special Tag Match: Genichiro Tenryu [T-PRO], Naomichi Marufuji, Shuhei Taniguchi beat Katsuyori Shibata, Manabu Soya, Tomohiro Ishii (15:57) when Tenryu used a Powerbomb on Soya
8. Special Singles Match: Yoshihiro Takayama [FREE] beat Masayuki Kono (16:39) with a Running Knee Lift
9. Special Tag Match: Kenta Kobashi [NOAH] and Jun Akiyama [NOAH] beat Taiyo Kea [AJPW] and Justin Tyger (26:11) when Akiyama used a Wrist-Clutch Exploder on Tyger
10. Heavyweight Championship: Satoshi Kojima beat Daisuke Sekimoto (C) (21:42) with a Lariat (Title Change, Sekimoto fails in 10th Defense) |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 8, 2011 21:43:33 GMT -5
New Champion Kojima Speaks; Nominates Kono for First Defense!
The new Heavyweight Champion Satoshi Kojima shocked everyone when he hit Daisuke Sekimoto with a Lariat before pinning him to stop Sekimoto’s record shattering reign in it’s tracks.
“I want to thank everyone at GATTACA for giving me this new chance,” Kojima said. “I will carry this Championship with honor, and try to bring even more attention to it than there already is.”
Kojima soon cut to the chase, nominating who he felt should be the first challenger for his new title.
“After the performance he showed me during the Biometric Cup and the anniversary shows, I think Masayuki Kono deserves a shot at the title. I beat him, but just barely. He nearly prevented me from becoming champion. I want to prove myself against him. I want to defeated him soundly now that I am champion, I want to prove that I am the best champion GATTACA will ever see, and I think going up against a great wrestler like Kono, and defeating him more handedly than I did before will prove just that.”
While no official announcement has been made yet confirming or denying Kojima’s request, expect an answer when full cards for the upcoming tour are announced. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 10, 2011 0:17:25 GMT -5
GATTACA Returns With New Tour!; Kono Dubbed First Challenger
- Following a brief hiatus, GATTACA has announced their next tour, ending at EUGENICS 75 with Satoshi Kojima defending his Heavyweight Championship for the first time against the man Kojima nominated for the match, Masayuki Kono!
"I'm honored that Kojima considered me to be his first defense," Kono stated during the press conference today. "Last time we wrestled I came in short, but that will not happen again. I will wrestle and train harder than I have ever in my life in preparation for this. There will be no way Kojima can beat me again."
"I nominated Kono because he took me to the limit. I barely beat him. I believe he deserves a shot at this title because of what he showed me he could do," Kojima later said, "but I will not let that happen again. As I stated before I will truly defeat Kono this time, and I will defend my title for the first time against him. Kono will have to come out faster, stronger, and harder than he did before, because I know I will."
- The team of Justin Tyger and Joe Doering suffered their first lost as a tag team in GATTACA to the legendary duo BURNING, Kenta Kobashi and Jun Akiyama. Tyger and Doering look to get back on track with their winning ways, as the two team in some form for most of the tour.
"This doesn't not mean I am slipping," Doering said. "My undefeated streak was recently broke, and now me and Justin's undefeated streak has been broken, but don't take us as weak by any means. This just means we're more determined, and more focused that we've ever been."
- No challenger has come forward for the Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Ryuji Hijikata as of yet, but several names have came up with no clear name confirmed.
"I want to defend this title as much as possible. I want to carry the belt with honor and dignity, and I want to defend it against anyone who feels worthy of deserving a shot, no matter who it is. I'll stand across from them during a title defense, and I will beat them, and defend this title again."
- Following their Time Limit Draw Three Way Match at One Year Later... Night 2, Hafiz Abdurehman, Fale Simitaitoko, and Chris Brookes all shook hands following the match, seemingly forming a bond. Now, Hafiz has officially announced the three are banding together to form a new faction, entitled "Prelude to DREAMS"
"Dreams still press against my mind even after all of these years after I debuted in Pro Wrestling GEN," Hafiz described. "Back then, they were civil rights and racially motivated. Now, that I have achieved what I thought were my dreams winning the GEN Heavyweight Championship, and took a break form wrestling, and I realized that what I preached about wasn't my dream, my dream was to just wrestle, and be good at it. I discovered after my return to GATTACA, that there were others here with just the same motives and dreams, like Fale and Brookes. Now, together, we will achieve our dreams. We will fight to the top of GATTACA, from the bottom to the top, and we will live our dreams, and become the best in this promotion."
- Following the press conference, full cards were announced for EUGENICS 71-74, with 75 being announced fully at a later date.
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 71 ~WE MISS YOU MITSUHARU MISAWA - 2 YEARS~ 6/13/11 (Samurai! TV)
Izumisano Citizen Gymnasium
1. Takashi Okita, Rui Hyugaji, Satoshi Kajiwara vs. Hafiz Abdurehman, Fale Simitaitoko, Chris Brookes
2. Munenori Sawa vs. Kento Miyahara
3. Fujita Jr. Hayato vs. Kentaro Shiga [FREE]
4. Hikaru Sato vs. Katsuhiko Nakajima
5. Kazuchika Okada and Kenta Kakinuma vs. Tomohiro Ishii and Tomoaki Honma
6. Ryuji Hijikata and Shinya Ishikawa vs. Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito
7. Katsuyori Shibata, Manabu Soya, Kota Ibushi vs. Justin Tyger, Joe Doering, Kenny Omega
8. Satoshi Kojima, Naomichi Marufuji, Chris Prospect vs. Daisuke Sekimoto, Masayuki Kono, Shuhei Taniguchi
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 72 6/15/11
Izumi Pond Sone Historic Park
1. Hafiz Abdurehman vs. Takashi Okita
2. Kento Miyahara and Satoshi Kajiwara vs. Kenny Omega and Chris Brookes
3. Akihiko Ito, Munenori Sawa, Hikaru Sato vs. Katsuhiko Nakajima, Fujita Jr. Hayato, Rui Hyugaji
4. Joe Doering and Ryuji Hijikata vs. Chris Prospect and Shinya Ishikawa
5. Daisuke Sekimoto, Kazuchika Okada, Kenta Kakinuma vs. Manabu Soya, Tomohiro Ishii, Tomoaki Honma
6. Naomichi Marufuji and Atsushi Aoki vs. Katsuyori Shibata and Kota Ibushi
7. Satoshi Kojima and Justin Tyger vs. Masayuki Kono and Shuhei Taniguchi
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 73 6/17/11
Osaka Commercial Science Garden Gymnasium
1. Munenori Sawa and Hikaru Sato vs. Kentaro Shiga [FREE] and Satoshi Kajiwara
2. Tomohiro Ishii, Tomoaki Honma, Rui Hyugaji vs. Takashi Okita, Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara
3. Kota Ibushi and Shinya Ishikawa vs. Akihiko Ito and Kenny Omega
4. Katsuyori Shibata, Manabu Soya, Fujita Jr. Hayato vs. Hafiz Abdurehman, Fale Simitaitoko, Chris Brookes
5. Shuhei Taniguchi and Kenta Kakinuma vs. Justin Tyger and Joe Doering
6. Naomichi Marufuji and Atsushi Aoki vs. Daisuke Sekimoto and Ryuji Hijikata
7. Satoshi Kojima and Chris Prospect vs. Masayuki Kono and Kazuchika Okada
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 74 6/21/11
Kintetsu Hatsu
1. Fujita Jr. Hayato and Chris Brookes vs. Hikaru Sato and Satoshi Kajiwara
2. Atsushi Aoki vs. Rui Hyugaji
3. Justin Tyger and Joe Doering vs. Hafiz Abdurehman and Fale Simitaitoko
4. Takashi Okita, Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara vs. Chris Prospect, Munenori Sawa, Akihiko Ito
5. Shuhei Taniguchi, Kazuchika Okada, Kenta Kakinuma, Kenny Omega vs. Katsuyori Shibata, Manabu Soya, Tomoaki Honma, Tomohiro Ishii, Kota Ibushi
6. Satoshi Kojima, Naomichi Marufuji, Ryuji Hijikata vs. Daisuke Sekimoto, Masayuki Kono, Shinya Ishikawa
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 75 6/24/11 (Samurai! TV)
Katano Dome
1. Heavyweight Championship: Satoshi Kojima (C) vs. Masayuki Kono |
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GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 71 ~WE MISS YOU MITSUHARU MISAWA - 2 YEARS~ 6/13/11 (Samurai! TV)
Izumisano Citizen Gymnasium
1. Prelude To DREAMS – Unite!: Hafiz Abdurehman, Fale Simitaitoko, Chris Brookes beat Takashi Okita, Rui Hyugaji, Satoshi Kajiwara (8:12) when Hafiz used a Dream Catcher on Kajiwara
2. Munenori Sawa beat Kento Miyahara (10:36) with a Shining Wizard
3. Fujita Jr. Hayato beat Kentaro Shiga [FREE] (11:55) with a Helm
4. Katsuhiko Nakajima beat Hikaru Sato (15:41) with a Death Roll
5. Kazuchika Okada and Kenta Kakinuma beat Tomohiro Ishii and Tomoaki Honma (12:28) when Okada used a German Suplex Hold on Honma
6. Justin Tyger, Joe Doering, Kenny Omega beat Katsuyori Shibata, Manabu Soya, Kota Ibushi (14:04) when Tyger used a Northern Lights Bomb on Soya
7. Ryuji Hijikata and Shinya Ishikawa beat Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito (16:32) when Ishikawa used a Diving Dropkick on Ito
8. Daisuke Sekimoto, Masayuki Kono, Shuhei Taniguchi beat Satoshi Kojima, Naomichi Marufuji, Chris Prospect (24:38) when Kono used a Diving Knee Drop on Prospect
- In the opening match, we saw Hafiz Abdurehman’s new stable, Prelude To DREAMS unite, as he teamed with Fale Simitaitoko and Chris Brookes to battle the team of Takashi Okita, Rui Hyugaji, and Satoshi Kajiwara. DREAMS had a great first showing, as the trio went on to defeat their opponents, as Hafiz used his Dream Catcher Suplex on Kajiwara to end the match!
- Kensuke Office’s Kento Miyahara squared off with SEX-MEN’s Munenori Sawa, and showed an impressive performance against the more experienced Sawa, but slowly, Sawa gained control, before nearly knocking Miyahara out with a Baseball Punch, before hitting him with a Shining Wizard to pick up the victory!
- Fujita Jr. Hayato had a bit of a challenge ahead of him tonight, as he fought the veteran Kentaro Shiga. Hayato gained the control at first, keeping Shiga down, until Shiga stole the control away. Shiga kicked Hayato in the head, before quickly hitting a Pumphandle Backbreaker. Shiga pinned Hayato… only getting a two count, before he locked Hayato into the Shiga Sleeper! Shiga wrenched harder and harder, until Hayato climbed to his hands and knees, before rising to his feet! Shiga held on, pulling harder and harder, as Hayato ran back into the turnbuckle, but Shiga held on! Hayato charged the ropes, and flipped both him and Shiga over the ropes, crashing to the floor! The two laid out on the floor as the referee counted higher and higher. As he closed in on twenty, Hayato slid in the ring! Shiga laid there for seconds longer, before rolling into the ring at nineteen! Hayato quickly punted Shiga in the head, before picking him up, slapping and punching him, before hitting a huge head kick! Shiga feel to his knees, as Hayato charged him, hitting a crashing Helm, before Hayato pinned him… Getting a three count, to end the match!
- In an extremely stiff match up, SEX-MEN’s Hikaru Sato battled Kensuke Office’s Katsuhiko Nakajima. The two traded huge kicks, slaps, and punches the entire match, trading control backwards and forth. They both traded submission attempts, locking in various arm and leg holds. Sato locked in a Cross Armbreaker from seemingly nowhere, wrenching harder and harder, as Nakajima scratched and clawed for the rope. Getting nothing, Nakajima rolled towards Sato, raining down punches, nailing Sato right in the head, causing him to lose his grip, giving Nakajima the chance to roll away from Sato. Holding his arm, he stands up, as Sato climbs to his feet. The two trade kicks, until Sato throws a huge Jumping Head Kick… missing! Nakajima moves out of the way, and as Sato climbs to his feet. Nakajima charges Sato, hitting a Running Low Kick, which staggers Sato, before Nakajima quickly smacks him with a Death Roll! Nakajima quickly makes the pin… getting the three count! After the match, Nakajima celebrated as Sato climbed to his feet. The two faced off, before shaking hands!
- New Generation Force members Kazuchika Okada and Kenta Kakinuma battled with members of their arch rival stable, LAUGHTER7, in Tomohiro Ishii and Tomoaki Honma. Ishii and Honma put up a great fight, nearly pinning Kakinuma, but Okada, showing a newly lit fire in his recent matches, took control over Honma, hitting him with a German Suplex Hold to score the victory!
- Justin Tyger and Joe Doering looked to get back to their winning ways, as they teamed with Kenny Omega to face the LAUGHTER7 teaming of Katsuyori Shibata, Manabu Soya, and Kota Ibushi. Tyger and Shibata went to war from the moment the bell rang, as the two are still heated from their series of singles matches last year. Shibata got control of the match with his series of kicks, but Tyger soon gained control, hitting Shibata with a barrage of knees. Doering and Soya soon locked horns, wrestling to a stalemate, until Soya hit Doering with a huge elbow from nowhere, as charged him looking for a Lariat, but Doering ducked it, and swung around, hitting Soya in the back of the head with a Lariat of his own, before pinning Soya, getting a two count. Omega was tagged in the match, as Soya stumbled to his corner, tagging in Ibushi. The former tag championed exploded in the ring, exchanging huge elbows, until Ibushi got control, kicking Omega in the head, sending him down. Ibushi rebounded off the ropes, but before he could get to Omega, Omega climbed to his feet, and threw a sickening Hadouken, sending Ibushi crashing to the ground! Omega covered Ibushi… getting a two when Soya and Shibata ran into the ring and broke up the pin! Doering ran into the ring, taking out Shibata! The two fell out of the ring, as Omega tagged in Tyger, just as Soya dragged Ibushi to his corner, tagging himself in! Soya and Tyger met in the middle of the ring, trading elbows! Soya cracked Tyger with an elbow, sending him down to his knees! Soya quickly heaved Tyger up, attempting a Brainbuster, but Tyger slid out of it! He bounced off the ropes, and as Soya turned around, he jumped, hitting a stiff Jumping Knee Strike! Soya staggered, before Tyger grabbed him, pushing Soya’s head down, just as he threw a knee in the air, cracking Soya in the face! Soya went limp, as Tyger lifted him in the air, before hitting a Northern Lights Bomb to win the match, and finally get revenge from last year when Soya pinned Tyger!
- Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito banded together to take on the team of Shinya Ishikawa and the Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Ryuji Hijikata. Aoki and Hijikata’s never ending rivalry picked up right where it left off, as the two brawled for a good portion of the match. Ito, who has two pins over Hijikata, made his way into the match, looking to take down Hijikata, doing just that. He kept Hijikata down for a few moments, before Hijikata took control back, before tagging Ishikawa in. Ishikawa and Ito wrestled around, before Ishikawa took control of the match, hitting Ito with an Elbow Smash, before climbing the top rope, hitting a Diving Dropkick! Ishikawa quickly pinned Ito… getting the shocking three count! After the match, Hijikata and Ishikawa had their hands raised, before Ishikawa retrieved the Unified Junior Championship, looking down on it, before looking up at Hijikata, handing the belt to him. He pointed at the title, then back and himself, challenging Hijikata! Hijikata agreed, as the two shook hands!
- New Generation Force banded together, as Daisuke Sekimoto, Masayuki Kono, and Shuhei Taniguchi tamed to face the new Heavyweight Champion Satoshi Kojima, Naomichi Marufuji, and Chris Prospect. Sekimoto and Marufuji started off the match, as they collided in the ring, picking up where they left off last year. Sekimoto picked up the early control, but Marufuji soon showed his new skills as a heavyweight, taking Sekimoto down, controlling him before tagging out to Kojima. Kojima and Sekimoto brawled for a few minutes, before Sekimoto hit a huge Lariat, tagging out to Taniguchi! Taniguchi took Kojima down, keeping him down before Kojima stole control away, hitting a Rolling Elbow! Taniguchi stumbled back into his corner, where Kono tagged himself in! Kono and Kojima faced off for a tense seconds, before the locked up, with Kojima getting the control! Kojima kept Kono on the defensive, until Kono hit a knee out of nowhere! Kono capitalized, hitting several more knees before hitting a Jumping Knee Strike! Kojima staggered, as Kono lifted him up, hitting a Chokebomb! Kono went for a cover, only getting a two, before Kono climbed to the top rope, preparing a Diving Kneedrop, but Kojima rolled to his corner, tagging in Prospect! Prospect charged to the turnbuckles, climbing them to meet Kono, hitting him with several elbows! Prospect grabbed Kono, and set him up, throwing himself off the turnbuckle, taking Kono with him, hitting a Superplex! Prospect covered Kono… getting a two count! Prospect picked Kono up, hitting several shots, before he set Kono up for a Cradle Driver, but Kono busted out of it, and planted Prospect with a Chokebomb! Both men stood up at the same time, and traded elbows, before Kono got the advantage, hitting two knees, before he charged, and hit a Jumping Knee Strike! Prospect staggered, before Kono slid behind him, hitting a Backdrop Suplex, before pinning Prospect… getting a two! Kono lifted Prospect up, trying for another Chokebomb, but Prospect slid out of it, and hit a Cradle Driver! Prospect pinned Kono… getting another two! Prospect stood up, as Kono climbed to his feet. Prospect charged at Kono, but Kono jumped, hitting Prospect with a cracking knee! Prospect fell to the mat in a heap, as Kono climbed to the top again, leaping off, hitting a Diving Kneedrop, covering Prospect, getting the three! |
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Post by shiftyeyes on Jun 13, 2011 20:09:53 GMT -5
Really enjoy reading your writing, even if I have no idea who i'm reading about, haha (well apart from Kenny Omega, who is just the shiz, aha). I'm really glad we have a diary like yours on here that's so different in all aspects; layout, style, content. It's great stuff man, keep with it.
A suggestion, maybe a stupid one, but if you want more readers or replies, maybe doing some kind of talent exchange with a North American promotion could do that? Recognisable names are sure to get people more interested, more willing to keep up. I know it worked for you before when you brought in Kurt Angle...
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GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 72 6/15/11
Izumi Pond Sone Historic Park
1. Hafiz Abdurehman beat Takashi Okita (8:11) with a Dream Catcher
2. Kenny Omega and Chris Brookes beat Kento Miyahara and Satoshi Kajiwara (10:09) when Omega used a Croyt’s Wrath on Kajiwara
3. Katsuhiko Nakajima, Fujita Jr. Hayato, Rui Hyugaji beat Akihiko Ito, Munenori Sawa, Hikaru Sato (17:24) when Hayato used a Helm on Sato
4. Joe Doering and Ryuji Hijikata beat Chris Prospect and Shinya Ishikawa (14:15) when Doering used a Revolution Bomb on Ishikawa
5. Daisuke Sekimoto, Kazuchika Okada, Kenta Kakinuma beat Manabu Soya, Tomohiro Ishii, Tomoaki Honma (13:41) when Okada used an Octopus Stretch on Honma
6. Naomichi Marufuji and Atsushi Aoki beat Katsuyori Shibata and Kota Ibushi (17:53) when Marufuji used an Emerald Flowsion on Ibushi
7. Masayuki Kono and Shuhei Taniguchi beat Satoshi Kojima and Justin Tyger (25:12) when Kono used a Diving Kneedrop on Tyger |
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GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 73 6/17/11
Osaka Commercial Science Garden Gymnasium
1. Munenori Sawa and Hikaru Sato beat Kentaro Shiga [FREE] and Satoshi Kajiwara (9:12) when Sato used a Cross Armbreaker on Kajiwara
2. Tomohiro Ishii, Tomoaki Honma, Rui Hyugaji beat Takashi Okita, Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara (11:50) when Honma used a Pillar Crash on Okita
3. Kota Ibushi and Shinya Ishikawa beat Akihiko Ito and Kenny Omega when Ishikawa (12:04) used a Diving Dropkick on Omega
4. Katsuyori Shibata, Manabu Soya, Fujita Jr. Hayato beat Hafiz Abdurehman, Fale Simitaitoko, Chris Brookes (10:12) when Shibata used a PK on Fale
5. Justin Tyger and Joe Doering beat Shuhei Taniguchi and Kenta Kakinuma when Tyger (16:23) used a Northern Lights Bomb on Kakinuma
6. Naomichi Marufuji and Atsushi Aoki vs. Daisuke Sekimoto and Ryuji Hijikata went to a Time Limit Draw - (30:00)
7. Satoshi Kojima and Chris Prospect beat Masayuki Kono and Kazuchika Okada (21:53) when Kojima used a Lariat on Okada |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 17, 2011 0:18:52 GMT -5
GATTACA: PROJECT and Total Non-Stop Action Announce Partnership!
It was announced today in a press conference that GATTACA: PROJECT will be co-promoting 2 shows at the end of the month with the American promotion Total Non-Stop Action. TNA has such stars as Kurt Angles, Sting, Rob Van Dam, Samoa Joe, AJ Styles, Ken Anderson, and others.
No matches have been announced at this time, but it has been confirmed that the Heavyweight Championship and Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship will be defended on night one, and the TNA Heavyweight Championship, TNA Television Championship, and TNA X-Division Championship will be defended. All titles matches will be interpromotional.
GATTACA: PRO, “World War: GATTACA vs. TNA – Night 1” 6/28/11 (Samurai! TV)
Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium
1. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Hijikata/Ishikawa (C) vs. X
2. Heavyweight Championship: Kojima/Kono (C) vs. X
GATTACA: PRO, “World War: GATTACA vs. TNA – Night 2” 6/29/11 (Samurai! TV)
Osaka Maishima Arena
1. TNA X Division Championship: Kazarian [TNA] (C) vs. X
2. TNA Television Championship: Desmond Wolfe [TNA] (C) vs. X
3. TNA Heavyweight Championship: AJ Styles [TNA] (C) vs. X |
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Post by Mike Bockwinkel on Jun 17, 2011 1:12:57 GMT -5
Dude, thats cool as hell that you're gonna co-promote with TNA, but I gotta say, man, goddamn "X" is gonna get all the title shots!
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Post by Overnight Sensation on Jun 17, 2011 14:07:53 GMT -5
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Post by SodaGuy on Jun 17, 2011 14:11:43 GMT -5
This lacks A superstar It also lacks #Winning, KvE! |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 19, 2011 21:06:43 GMT -5
Kota Ibushi wins IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship!
- 6,200 New Japan Pro Wrestling fans watched as GATTACA: PRO's own Kota Ibushi, Best Of The Super Junior 2011, pinned champion Prince Devitt to end his near year long reign! The two have been in a back and forth rivalry for awhile now,and Ibushi has finally taken control, taking the title away from New Japan! Ibushi became the first outsider to ever win the Best Of The Super Juniors earlier this month, to earn his shot at Devitt.
"This is such a great honor," Ibushi said during the post match interview. "I'm glad I can represent GATTACA the way I am, and I hope I can continue to do it."
- Announced today, was the full card for EUGENICS 75, featuring Satoshi Kojima's first defense of the Heavyweight Championship against Masayuki Kono!
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 75 6/24/11 (Samurai! TV)
Katano Dome
1. Kenta Kakinuma vs. Takashi Okita
2. Hafiz Abdurehman, Fale Simitaitoko, Chris Brookes vs. Manabu Soya, Tomoaki Honma, Kentaro Shiga [FREE]
3. Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara vs. Munenori Sawa and Hikaru Sato
4. Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito vs. Fujita Jr. Hayato and Rui Hyugaji
5. Naomichi Marufuji, Chris Prospect, Kenny Omega vs. Katsuyori Shibata, Tomohiro Ishii, Kota Ibushi
6. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Ryuji Hijikata (C) vs. Shinya Ishikawa
7. Special Six Man: Justin Tyger, Taiyo Kea [AJPW], Joe Doering vs. Daisuke Sekimoto, Shuhei Taniguchi, Kazuchika Okada
8. Heavyweight Championship: Satoshi Kojima (C) vs. Masayuki Kono |
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GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 74 6/20/11
Kintetsu Hatsu
1. Hikaru Sato and Satoshi Kajiwara beat Fujita Jr. Hayato and Chris Brookes (11:33) when Sato used a Backdrop Suplex on Brookes
2. Atsushi Aoki beat Rui Hyugaji (15:48) with an Assault Point
3. Justin Tyger and Joe Doering beat Hafiz Abdurehman and Fale Simitaitoko (12:00) when Tyger used a Northern Lights Bomb on Hafiz
4. Chris Prospect, Munenori Sawa, Akihiko Ito beat Takashi Okita, Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara (13:25) when Prospect used a Cradle Driver on Okita
5. Katsuyori Shibata, Manabu Soya, Tomoaki Honma, Kota Ibushi beat Shuhei Taniguchi, Kazuchika Okada, Kenta Kakinuma, Kenny Omega (18:32) when Ibushi used a Phoenix Splash on Kakinuma
6. Satoshi Kojima, Naomichi Marufuji, Ryuji Hijikata vs. Daisuke Sekimoto, Masayuki Kono, Shinya Ishikawa went to a Time Limit Draw – (30:00)
- The opening match saw Kowloon member Fujita Jr. Hayato team with Prelude to DREAMS!’ Chris Brookes, to battle SEX-MEN’s Hikaru Sato and Kensuke Office’s Satoshi Kajiwara. Hayato and Sato traded huge shots for a majority of their match, heat from their tag feud still fuming. Sato eventually gained control over Brookes, hitting him with a huge Backdrop Suplex, dumping him on his head to win the match for his team!
- Kowloon’s Rui Hyugaji squared off with Atsushi Aoki in a fiery singles match. Hyugaji got the early control, before Aoki jumped, rolling through and caught Rui with a Cross Armbreaker! Aoki wrenched it harder and harder, until Rui rolled over, punching Aoki in the face until he let go! Rui quickly grabbed Aoki’s legs, rolling him over, locking n a Crab Hold! Aoki clawed his way to the ropes, getting the break. Rui stomped Aoki’s back, before he stood up, and the two threw elbows. Aoki got control, taking Rui down, until Rui kicked in him in the head! Aoki slumped to the mat, as Rui climbed the top rope, flipping off looking for a Moonsault Press, but Aoki rolled out of the way! Rui smacked the mat, as Aoki grabbed him, hitting an Assault Point, pinning him for the win!
- Justin Tyger and Joe Doering teamed up once again to do battle with the Prelude To DREAMS! pairing of Hafiz Abdurehman and Fale Simitaitoko. Doering and Fale started the match, with Fale getting the advantage, until Doering stole it away, keeping Fale down, until Fale hit a Samoan Drop out of nowhere! Fale went for the pin, getting a two, before he tagged out to Hafiz! Doering tagged in Tyger, as the former tag partners, Tyger and Hafiz, faced off. The two collided, reversing everything the two had to dish out due to the familiarity of each other’s moves. Hafiz caught Tyger with a huge kick, sending Tyger staggering! Hafiz grabbed Tyger, and hit a Dream Catcher and pinned him… for a two count! Hafiz heaved Tyger up, but Tyger threw a wild knee, smacking Hafiz in the face! Tyger charged him, hitting a Jumping Knee Strike! Tyger kept running, going behind Hafiz, and hitting a Jumping Knee Strike to the back of his head! Hafiz stumbled, as Tyger ran back to him, hitting a Western Lariat! Tyger pinned Hafiz… getting a two count! Tyger picked Hafiz up, setting him up for a Northern Lights Bomb, but Hafiz got out of it! Hafiz quickly snatched Tyger up, hitting a Dream Catcher… but Tyger rolled up to his feet! Hafiz turned around, and was met by a killer Body Solebutt! Tyger quickly picked Hafiz up and crashed him with a Northern Lights Bomb, covering him for the three count!
- Chris Prospect teamed with Munenori Sawa and Akihiko Ito to battle the Kensuke Office teaming of Takashi Okita, Katsuhiko Nakajima, and Kento Miyahara, Prospect’s former stablemates! Prospect and Nakajima started off the match, sparking their old rivalry. The two traded elbows and kicks, before Prospect gained control over his former partner, keeping him down before Sawa and Miyahara were tagged in, Sawa hitting Miyahara with stiff kicks, before Miyahara took control of the match, nearly pinning Sawa, until Sawa busted out a Shining Wizard.. getting a two count! Sawa kept Miyahara down, as he tagged in Ito, who continued to keep Miyahara down, until he stole control away from Ito, hitting a Northern Lights Suplex, nearly getting the win again! Okita made his way into the match, throwing Ito around with tackles and throws. Ito gained control over Okita for a few moments, before losing it, before he tagged out to Prospect. Prospect and Okita, the heavyweights of the match, it each other with hard shots, before Okita took Prospect down! Okita went into a football stance, before charging Prospect with a Football Tackle, but Prospect dodged it! Okita couldn’t stop in time, as he ran through the turnbuckle, nailing his shoulder on a post! Prospect pulled Okita out, hitting a Cradle Driver, and pinning him for the win!
- In a LAUGHTER7 vs. New Generation Force war, Katsuyori Shibata, Manabu Soya, Tomoaki Honma, and Kota Ibushi battled Shuhei Taniguchi, Kazuchika Okada, Kenta Kakinuma, and Kenny Omega. Shibata and Okada surprisingly went to war, trading huge kicks and elbows. The two continued to battle for most of the mast, before Ibushi and Kakinuma got in the win. Kakinuma used his size to keep Ibushi down for a few moments, before Ibushi took control, dominating Kakinuma, before hitting a huge Phoenix Splash to win the match for his team!
- In a huge main event tag, Heavyweight Champion Satoshi Kojima teamed with Naomichi Marufuji and Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Ryuji Hijikata to battle the team of Daisuke Sekimoto, Masayuki Kono, and Shinya Ishikawa. Ishikawa and Hijikata started off the match, as the next challenger, Ishikawa, looked to impress over the champion, but the two ended in a stalemate. Kojima and Kono walked into the match next, Kono looking to impress the champion also, before he challenges for the Heavyweight Championship. Kono took Kojima down, controlling him for a majority of their time in the ring, nearly pinning him, until Kojima hit a cracking Rolling Elbow! Kono tagged in Sekimoto, who charged Kojima, looking for revenge for his title loss. Kojima kept the former champion down for a few short moments, but quickly lost it, as Sekimoto dominated him, keeping him down, until Kojima hit a huge Rolling Elbow, before tagging in Marufuji, who brawled with Sekimoto, the two still hot over their rivalry last year. The two went to war, hitting a stalemate, until Marufuji took control! Marufuji took Sekimoto down, hitting various kicks, before cracking him with a Superkick! Sekimoto stumbled, as Marufuji hit him with a Shiranui! Marufuji went for the pin, but only got a two, before he heaved Sekimoto up, hitting a Pole Shift… getting another two! Before Marufuji could stand up, the bell rings! Marufuji looks around in confusion, as the referee calls for the Time Limit Draw! |
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GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 75 6/24/11 (Samurai! TV)
Katano Dome
1. Kenta Kakinuma beat Takashi Okita (7:14) with an Elbow Smash
2. Manabu Soya, Tomoaki Honma, Kentaro Shiga [FREE] beat Hafiz Abdurehman, Fale Simitaitoko, Chris Brookes (10:07) when Soya used a Brainbuster on Fale
3. Munenori Sawa and Hikaru Sato beat Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara (13:55) when Sawa used a Baseball Punch on Miyahara
4. Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito beat Fujita Jr. Hayato and Rui Hyugaji (16:23) when Aoki used an Assault Point on Hyugaji
5. Naomichi Marufuji, Chris Prospect, Kenny Omega beat Katsuyori Shibata, Tomohiro Ishii, Kota Ibushi (14:21) when Marufuji used a Tiger Flowsion on Ishii
6. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Ryuji Hijikata (C) beat Shinya Ishikawa (15:44) with a Fisherman Buster (5th Defense)
7. Special Six Man: Justin Tyger, Taiyo Kea [AJPW], Joe Doering beat Daisuke Sekimoto, Shuhei Taniguchi, Kazuchika Okada (17:29) when Tyger used a Northern Lights Bomb on Taniguchi
8. Heavyweight Championship: Satoshi Kojima (C) beat Masayuki Kono (23:12) with a Lariat (1st Defense)
- Kenta Kakinuma and Takashi Okita opened the show, as the two put on a short, but hard hitting match, that saw Kakinuma reverse a Football Tackle with a cracking Elbow Smash to win the match!
- LAUGHTER7’s Manabu Soya and Tomoaki Honma teamed with veteran Kentaro Shiga to battle the new stable, Prelude To DREAMS!, made up of gaijins Hafiz Abdurehman, Fale Simitaitoko, and Chris Brookes. Soya crushed PTD’s hopes of winning the match, as he crashed Fale to the mat with a Brainbuster to end the match.
- The third match was a stable war, as Kensuke Office, Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara, squared off with SEX-MEN, Munenori Sawa and Hikaru Sato. The match was back and forth the whole time, but in the end, Sawa pulled out a huge victory, pinning Nakajima!
- Kowloon, Fujita Jr. Hayato and Rui Hyugaji, battle the new, unstoppable team of Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito. Aoki and Ito put a victory stamp on their run as a team, as the two won the match. Hayato and Hyugaji showed irritation at the match, as Aoki and Ito celebrated, as it seems no one can stop the duo!
- The team of Naomichi Marufuji, Chris Prospect, and Kenny Omega battled the LAUGHTER7 trio of Katsuyori Shibata, Tomohiro Ishii, and Kota Ibushi, and while Marufuji won the match over Ishii, the true story of the match was the heated brawls between Omega and Ibushi. The two traded huge shots in and out of the ring. The finish of the match didn’t stop them either, as the two continued to attack each other!
- After Ryuji Hijikata defended his Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship for the fifth time against the young rocket, Shinya Ishikawa, Munenori Sawa came out and challenged Hijikata to a Title Match, but under Bati-Bati Style rules! Both former BattlARTS wrestlers, Hijikata quickly agreed to the match, under the condition!
- The seventh match saw GURENTAI, Justin Tyger, Taiyo Kea, and Joe Doering and New Generation Force, Daisuke Sekimoto, Shuhei Taniguchi, and Kazuchika Okada collide. Tyger proved a huge point, as he ended the match with a Northern Lights Bomb on Taniguchi! The two has been swapping wins since last year, and after the match, Tyger challenged Taniguchi to a singles match to finally settle the score, before the two shook hands!
- In the main event, we saw Satoshi Kojima defend his Heavyweight Championship for the first time against the man he beat to win the Biometric Cup, Masayuki Kono! Kono put on an impressive performance against the near legend, but once again failed to win the title, and to defeated Kojima. Kono showed some frustration with his loss, but shook Kojima’s hand after the match. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 28, 2011 1:34:23 GMT -5
Full GATTACA vs. TNA Cards Announced!
In a press conference today, GATTACA: PRO President Naomichi Marufuji revealed the full cards for the GATTACA vs. TNA shows, entitled "World War", which will span over two huge nights!
- As previously stated, the Heavyweight and Unified Junior Heavyweight Championships will both be defended on night one, as the TNA Heavyweight, X Division, and Television Championships will be defended on night two.
- Satoshi Kojima will defend his Heavyweight Championship against Ken Anderson, who has been unstoppable in TNA as of late, as TNA Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles will defend against New Generation Force member Kazuchika Okada, who has been on a winning streak of his own.
- Ryuji Hijikata will defend his Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship against Brian Kendrick, as Kazarian will defend the X-Division, TNA's version of the Junior Heavyweight Division, Championship against Kensuke Office's Kento Miyahara.
- The TNA Television Champion, Desmond Wolfe, will defend his title against the recently returned Chris Prospect!
- On night one, Naomichi Marufuji and Kazuchika Okada team to battle the team of AJ Styles and Sting in a huge Special Tag Match!
- Kurt Angle will resume his Trial Series he began last year, as he will face the man that pinned him in his debut match for GATTACA, Masayuki Kono and a fellow championship amateur wrestler, Shuhei Taniguchi. Angle is undefeated thus far in his Trial Series, and he looks to continue that!
- Justin Tyger has a huge night two ahead of him, as he will battle the legendary Sting in a huge Dream Singles Match!
GATTACA: PRO, “World War: GATTACA vs. TNA – Night 1” 6/29/11 (Samurai! TV)
Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium
1. Future Rangers Go! Go! III: Hafiz Abdurehman, Fale Simitaitoko, Chris Brookes vs. Crimson [TNA], Jesse Neal [TNA], Jay Lethal [TNA]
2. Katsuhiko Nakajima, Atsushi Aoki, Kota Ibushi vs. Jeremy Buck [TNA], Max Buck [TNA], Amazing Red [TNA]
3. Munenori Sawa and Hikaru Sato vs. Alex Shelley [TNA] and Chris Sabin [TNA]
4. Shuhei Taniguchi and Kenta Kakinuma vs. Douglas Williams [TNA] and Magnus [TNA]
5. Justin Tyger and Joe Doering vs. James Storm [TNA] and Robert Roode [TNA]
6. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Ryuji Hijikata (C) vs. Brian Kendrick [TNA]
7. Katsuyori Shibata, Chris Prospect, Manabu Soya, Kento Miyahara vs. Rob Van Dam [TNA], Desmond Wolfe [TNA], Matt Morgan [TNA], Kazarian [TNA]
8. “Building The Machine” Kurt Angle Trial Series: Masayuki Kono vs. Kurt Angle [TNA]
9. UNSTOPPABLE FORCE: Daisuke Sekimoto vs. Samoa Joe [TNA]
10. Special Tag Match: Naomichi Marufuji and Kazuchika Okada vs. AJ Styles [TNA] and Sting [TNA]
11. Heavyweight Championship: Satoshi Kojima (C) vs. Ken Anderson [TNA]
GATTACA: PRO, “World War: GATTACA vs. TNA – Night 2” 6/30/11 (Samurai! TV)
Osaka Maishima Arena
1. Kenta Kakinuma, Ryuji Hijikata, Kota Ibushi, Shinya Ishikawa, Katsuhiko Nakajima, Fujita Jr. Hayato vs. Jesse Neal [TNA], Brian Kendrick [TNA], Jay Lethal [TNA], Amazing Red [TNA], Jeremy Buck [TNA], Max Buck [TNA]
2. TNA X Division Championship: Kazarian [TNA] (C) vs. Kento Miyahara
3. Joe Doering vs. Crimson [TNA]
4. Tomohiro Ishii and Tomoaki Honma vs. James Storm [TNA] and Robert Roode [TNA]
5. Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito vs. Alex Shelley [TNA] and Chris Sabin [TNA]
6. Manabu Soya vs. Samoa Joe [TNA]
7. Daisuke Sekimoto vs. Matt Morgan [TNA]
8. TNA Television Championship: Desmond Wolfe [TNA] (C) vs. Chris Prospect
9. Special Singles Match: Katsuyori Shibata vs. Rob Van Dam [TNA]
10. Satoshi Kojima, Naomichi Marufuji, Masayuki Kono vs. Ken Anderson [TNA], Douglas Williams [TNA], Magnus [TNA]
11. “Building The Machine” Kurt Angle Trial Series: Shuhei Taniguchi vs. Kurt Angle [TNA]
12. TNA Heavyweight Championship: AJ Styles [TNA] (C) vs. Kazuchika Okada
13. Dream Singles Match: Justin Tyger vs. Sting [TNA] |
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GATTACA: PRO, “World War: GATTACA vs. TNA – Night 1” 6/28/11 (Samurai! TV)
Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium
0. Tomohiro Ishii, Fujita Jr. Hayato, Rui Hyugaji, Shinya Ishikawa beat Takashi Okita, Akihiko Ito, Satoshi Kajiwara, Kenny Omega (8:35) when Ishikawa used a Diving Dropkick on Kajiwara
1. Future Rangers Go! Go! III: Crimson [TNA], Jesse Neal [TNA], Jay Lethal [TNA] beat Hafiz Abdurehman, Fale Simitaitoko, Chris Brookes (9:12) when Crimson used a Red Alert on Fale
2. Juniors vs. X Division: Katsuhiko Nakajima, Atsushi Aoki, Kota Ibushi beat Jeremy Buck [TNA], Max Buck [TNA], Amazing Red [TNA] (11:37) when Aoki used an Assault Point on Jeremy
3. Douglas Williams [TNA] and Magnus [TNA] beat Shuhei Taniguchi and Kenta Kakinuma (14:55) when Williams used a Chaos Theory on Kakinuma
4. Juniors vs. X Division: Alex Shelley [TNA] and Chris Sabin [TNA] beat Munenori Sawa and Hikaru Sato (18:12) when Shelley used a Border City Stretch on Sato
5. Justin Tyger and Joe Doering beat James Storm [TNA] and Robert Roode [TNA] (17:26) when Tyger used a Northern Lights Bomb on Roode
6. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Ryuji Hijikata (C) beat Brian Kendrick [TNA] (15:54) with a Fisherman Buster (6th Defense)
7. Rob Van Dam [TNA], Desmond Wolfe [TNA], Matt Morgan [TNA], Kazarian [TNA] beat Katsuyori Shibata, Chris Prospect, Manabu Soya, Kento Miyahara (16:21) when RVD used a Frog Splash on Soya
8. UNSTOPPABLE FORCE: Daisuke Sekimoto vs. Samoa Joe [TNA] (16:11) – Double KO
9. “Building The Machine” Kurt Angle Trial Series: Kurt Angle [TNA] beat Masayuki Kono (17:31) with an Avalanche Olympic Slam
10. Special Tag Match: Naomichi Marufuji and Kazuchika Okada vs. AJ Styles [TNA] and Sting [TNA] went to a Time Limit Draw – (30:00)
11. Heavyweight Championship: Satoshi Kojima (C) beat Ken Anderson [TNA] (17:29) with a Lariat (2nd Defense)
- In a preshow match, we saw Kowloon, Fujita Jr. Hayato and Rui Hyugaji, team with LAUGTHER7 member Tomohiro Ishii, and Shinya Ishikawa, to battle and defeat the team of Takashi Okita, Akihiko Ito, Kensuke Office member Satoshi Kajiwara, and Kenny Omega, when Ishikawa ended the match on Kajiwara, going back to his winning ways after his failure to win the Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship.
- The opening match of the show was the third edition of the “Future Rangers Go! Go!” series, as Prelude To DREAMS!’s Hafiz Abdurehman, Fale Simitaitoko, and Chris Brookes, to battle the youngster teaming if Crimson, Jesse Neal, and Jay Lethal. Hafiz held a solid control over Neal, but Lethal soon stole control for his team, taking Brookes down and keeping him down, nearly pinning him, before Crimson and Fale were tagged in, with the two trading stiff shots, hitting a stalemate, until Crimson hit Fale with several huge shots, before hitting the Red Alert to win the match for TNA!
- In a Juniors vs. X Division six man, TNA’s Jeremy and Max Buck teamed with Amazing Red to take on the team of Kensuke Office’s Katsuhiko Nakajima, Atsushi Aoki, and LAUGHTER7’s Kota Ibushi. The TNA put up a futile attempt to control the match, but never seemed to take the advantage over either of the three opponents. Aoki finally ended the match, hitting a nasty Assault Point on Jeremy to score the victory for his team.
- New Generation Force’s Shuhei Taniguchi and Kenta Kakinuma battle TNA’s British Invasion, made up of Magnus, and a former GHC Tag Team Champion, Douglas Williams. Taniguchi picked up control of the match over Magnus, until Magnus hit a huge punch to the face of Taniguchi, before tagging out to Williams. Williams kept control over Taniguchi for a few moments, before Taniguchi slowly became to make a comeback, but Williams cut him off, keeping the advantage of the match. Taniguchi soon got control, tagging out to Kakinuma, who kept Williams down, before he lost control, as Williams took him down. As Magnus jumped into the ring, hitting Taniguchi with an elbow, knocking him off the apron, while Williams hit Kakinuma with a Chaos Theory to win the match!
- In a Juniors vs. X Division tag match, SEX-MEN, Munenori Sawa and Hikaru Sato, squared off with the former IWGP Jr. Tag Team Champions, Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin. The two teams put on a highly stiff, extremely fast paced match, with the two teams trading more near falls than could be counted. Sawa nearly ended the match on Shelley, hitting a Shining Wizard, but Shelley kicked out, catching his second wind, taking Sawa out, and controlling Cato, locking him in the Border City Stretch, causing Sato to tap!
- In a battle of two dominate gaijin tag teams, GURENTAI’s Justin Tyger and Joe Doering clashed with Beer Money, James Storm and Robert Roode. Tyger and Storm showed their Tennessee roots in their exchange, as the two wrestled a very southern style match, until they exploded, landing huge shots, which culminated in Storm being knocked out of the ring, before Tyger dove head over heels out of the ring, smacking into Storm, sending him stumbling into the railing. The two made it back to the ring, tagging out to Doering and Roode. Roode took control for a brief time, before Doering stole it away, nearly dominating Roode. Doering attempted to end the match twice, before tagging out to Tyger, who kept Roode down, before he slipped up, missing a Western Lariat, as Roode took the advantage, hitting a Pay Off.. but Tyger kicked out! Tyger soon took control over Roode, hitting a Body Solebutt, before planting him with a Northern Lights Bomb to score the win!
- Brian Kendrick looked to end Ryuji Hijikata’s Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship reign in his sixth defense. Kendrick looked like he would do just that, as he took the control away from Hijikata taking him down and nearly taking the belt, but Hijikata soon made a comeback, hitting several stiff kicks, before hitting a cracking Jumping Head Kick! Kendrick slumped over, before Hijikata caught him and hit a Fisherman Buster, pinning him to defend!
- Rob Van Dam teamed with TNA Television Champion Desmond Wolfe, TNA X Division Champion Kazarian, and Matt Morgan to face the GATTACA teaming of LAUGHTER7 members Katsuyori Shibata and Manabu Soya, Chris Prospect, and Kento Miyahara. Prospect and Miyahara collided with the men they will be facing tomorrow, champions Wolfe and Kazarian, but the main story of the match was RVD and Shibata trading huge shots and kicks. Shibata began to get the advantage, but RVD soon took it away, hitting him with a cracking Head Kick. Shibata stumbled to his corner, as Soya tagged himself in. RVD used his speed to keep Soya on the offense, until Soya used his strength to catch RVD and slam him down, keeping control over him. Soya attempted to end the match with a Brainbuster, but RVD slipped out of it! As Soya turned around, he was met with a kick dead to the face! Soya crumpled to the mat, as RVD hopped on the top rope, and soared, hitting a Frog Splash to win the match!
- In a match showcasing the two biggest unstoppable forces in GATTACA and TNA, as former Heavyweight Champion Daisuke Sekimoto went to war with former TNA Heavyweight Champion Samoa Joe. The two exploded as soon as the bell rang, throwing huge shots. Neither man backed down, as the two throw vicious elbows and punches. Joe slowly began getting the advantage, before he hit a huge elbow, sending Sekimoto out of the ring! Sekimoto got to his feet… just as Joe shot through the ropes with an Elbow Suicida! The two brawled outside of the right, whipping each other into the railing. They nearly got counted out, but the two slid in the ring before the count. Sekimoto mobbed Joe before he could stand, stomping him down. He slid in behind Joe, and hit a German Suplex! Joe rolled through, charging Sekimoto and hitting a German Suplex of his own! Sekimoto stood up, grabbing Joe, and hitting a German Suplex Hold.. for a two count! Joe Kicked out, quickly grabbing Sekimoto, hitting a German Suplex Hold of his own… also getting a two! Both men stood up, and began trading shots again, before they began trading Lariats! The Lariats got harder.. and harder… and harder, until both men cracked each other with simultaneous Lariats, sending each other crashing to the mat! Neither man moved, as the referee began counting to ten. As he reached 8, they had yet to move. He counted nine… ten, and called for the bell! After the match, the two just began stirring, as seconds and referees flooded the ring, helping the men up. When both were on their feet, the two stared off intensely, before walking away from each other!
- Kurt Angle continued his GATTACA Trial Series, as he battled the man that pinned him in his debut with GATTACA, Masayuki Kono. The two wrestled around for the opening minutes of the match, both men showing off their amateur skills, before it broke down into almost an MMA fight, as the two rained down punches and tried for various submissions. They finally separated, before they traded huge elbows, connecting flush on the jaw every time. Kono caught the advantage, keeping Angle down, before slamming him with a Chokebomb! Kono climbed the top rope, jumping off with a Diving Knee Drop, as he looked to defeat Angle again.. but Angle slid out of the way! As Kono landed on the mat, Angle quickly grabbed his ankle, and locked in an Ankle Lock! Angle wrenched the hold harder and harder, as Kono screamed in pain, clawing for the ropes… before he grabbed the bottom rope! Angle let go, as Kono stumbled to his feet. Angle tore his straps down, threatening to hit an Olympic Slam, and as Kono staggered to back, Angle caught him, and heaved him in the air, but Kono reversed it, picking Angle up and hitting a Chokebomb! Kono staggered to the top rope, but before he could hit the Diving Kneedrop, Angle charged up the ropes, grabbing Kono, and jumping back, hitting an Avalanche Olympic Slam, before scoring the pin to win the match!
- Naomichi Marufuji and Kazuchika Okada banded together to take on the team of the TNA Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles and the legendary Sting. Marufuji started the match off against the champion, Styles. The two put on an impressive performance, showing off their speed and athleticism. It wasn’t long until Styles tagged in Sting, who met Marufuji in the middle of the ring. Marufuji attempted to use his speed on Sting, but Sting cut him off, taking him down and taking Marufuji’s speed out of the factor. Marufuji began to make a comeback, quickly hitting several kicks and slaps, taking Sting off his guard. Marufuji lifted Sting up, and dropped him, smacking him with a Superkick! Marufuji tagged out to Okada, who kept the advantage over Sting, not using his speed, but wrestling to take Sting down and control him, until Okada cracked Sting with a huge kick, sending him rolling off. Okada caught him, but Sting smacked him with an elbow, taking control of the stunned Okada. The two wrestled to a stalemate, before Sting once again took control, backing Okada into the corner. Sting popped a few shots off, before whipping Okada into the opposite turnbuckle, before charging Okada, hitting a Stinger Splash! Sting whipped Okada off again, and looked for another Splash, but Okada moved! As Sting bounced off the turnbuckle, Okada jumped, kicking Sting in the back of the head! Sting stumbled, as Okada rolled him up… getting a two count! Both men climbed to their feet, Sting still stunned from the kick. Okada pushed him into the corner, before whipping him off! Okada laughed, before charging him, jumping for a Stinger Splash… but Sting, wise to his own move, dodged it. Okada bounced out of the corner, Sting grabbed him, nailing a Scorpion Death Drop! Sting covered Okada, but got the two! Sting tagged in Styles, who kept Okada down. Okada quickly shook off the cobwebs, trading shots with Styles. Styles got the advantage… just as the Five Minutes Remaining announcement is made! Okada and Styles go into rush modes, as the two traded elbows, before Okada jumped, kicking Styles in the face! Styles stumbled, turning his back on Okada.. before flipping, hitting a Pele Kick! Okada stumbled, as Styles grabbed him, attempting as Styles Clash, but Okada quickly fought out of hit, hitting Styles with a few kicks, before sliding in behind him, hitting a huge German Suplex Hold… getting a two! Okada picked Styles, but Styles kicked several elbows, before spinning, hitting a Discus Lariat! Okada fell to a knee, as Styles set Okada up, hitting a Styles Clash! Styles rolled over… getting a two count! Styles stood up, shocked, as he picked Okada up, attempted a second Styles Clash, but Okada reversed it, tying Styles up into an Octopus Stretch! Okada wrenched and wrenched, as Styles reached for the ropes, but could find nothing! Okada wrenched the hold as tight as he could…. As the bell rung! The time limit has been reached! After the match, Okada and Styles faced off, Okada knowing he could have been mere seconds away from defeating the champion!
- In the main event, Ken Anderson looked to dethrone Satoshi Kojima, the Heavyweight Champion, in his second defense! Kojima took control of the match in the early going, but slowly, Ken Anderson got the advantage over the champion. Anderson and Kojima traded shots, before, out of nowhere, Anderson hit a Mic Check! Anderson quickly covered Kojima, but only got a two! Anderson lifted Kojima, but, but Kojima fired back, hitting several elbows, before cracking him with an Rolling Elbow! Anderson stumbled, as Kojima grabbed him, hitting a Koji Cutter! Kojima went for the cover.. but got a two! Kojima lifted Anderson up, attempting a Rydeen Bomb, but Anderson slid out of it, shoving Kojima into the corner! Before Anderson could react, Kojima grabbed him and shoved him into the corner, chopping him multiple times, before sending Anderson flipping to his back, as Kojima climbed the turnbuckles, but Anderson shot to his feet, climbing the ropes, cutting Kojima off with several forearms connecting to Kojima’s head! Anderson grabbed Kojima, lifting him on his shoulders, before flipping off the turnbuckle, hitting a Lambeau Leap! The crowd gasps, as Anderson covers Kojima….. for a two count! Anderson is in shock, as he lifts Kojima up, hitting a Mic Check! Anderson isn’t done yet, as he climbs the top rope, and leaps off, aiming for a Kenton Bomb.. but Kojima rolls off! Anderson bounces off the match, as Kojima quickly grabs him, hitting a Koji Cutter! Kojima picked Anderson up… before hitting a Rydeen Bomb! Kojima covered Anderson… getting a two count! Kojima stood up, as Anderson stumbled to his feet! Kojima charged Anderson, hitting a Lariat! Kojima grabbed his elbow pad, before peeling it off, as Anderson staggered to his feet! Kojima bounced off the ropes, hitting a nasty Lariat, before pinning Anderson…. getting the win! After the match, Kojima celebrated with this Championship, before getting on the mic and saying he is proud to be representing GATTACA as champion, and says he will defend the title against anyone… from any promotion! |
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Post by Red Dragon on Jun 30, 2011 7:31:06 GMT -5
Epic show deff makes it eaiser to follow with more American stars involved. Would love to see you keep this relationship up having joint shows every now and then. Could even to tallent swaps. SEX-MEN vs. MCMG sounded awesome. But then you followed that up with another tag? Daisuke/Joe awesome and a great write up hopefully thats setting up a return for Joe even after TNA goes. Angle winning seemed the right result, nice bookingon the tag match to make it a time limit. Good end to the show with GATTACA standing tall, the end comment hints at more cross promotion I would love that. Good luck.
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GATTACA: PRO, “World War: GATTACA vs. TNA – Night 2” 6/29/11 (Samurai! TV)
Osaka Maishima Arena
0. Takashi Okita, Munenori Sawa, Hikaru Sato, Satoshi Kajiwara beat Hafiz Abdurehman, Chris Brookes, Kenny Omega, Rui Hyugaji (8:12) when Sawa used a Shining Wizard on Brookes
1. Kenta Kakinuma, Ryuji Hijikata, Kota Ibushi, Shinya Ishikawa, Katsuhiko Nakajima, Fujita Jr. Hayato beat Jesse Neal [TNA], Brian Kendrick [TNA], Jay Lethal [TNA], Amazing Red [TNA], Jeremy Buck [TNA], Max Buck [TNA] (9:53) when Kakinuma used an Elbow Smash on Jeremy
2. TNA X Division Championship: Kazarian [TNA] (C) beat Kento Miyahara (11:21) with a Flux Capacitor (5th Defense)
3. Joe Doering beat Crimson [TNA] (9:12) with a Revolution Bomb
4. James Storm [TNA] and Robert Roode [TNA] beat Tomohiro Ishii and Tomoaki Honma (12:44) with a DWI on Honma
5. Alex Shelley [TNA] and Chris Sabin [TNA] beat Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito (18:03) when Sabin used a Cradle Shock on Aoki
6. Samoa Joe [TNA] beat Manabu Soya (11:32) with a Muscle Buster
7. Daisuke Sekimoto beat Matt Morgan [TNA] (12:59) with a German Suplex Hold
8. TNA Television Championship: Desmond Wolfe [TNA] (C) beat Chris Prospect (14:32) with a Tower of London (5th Defense)
9. Special Singles Match: Katsuyori Shibata beat Rob Van Dam [TNA] (14:12) by Referee Stoppage (Head Kick)
10. Satoshi Kojima, Naomichi Marufuji, Masayuki Kono beat Ken Anderson [TNA], Douglas Williams [TNA], Magnus [TNA] (15:21) when Marufuji used an Emerald Flowsion on Magnus
11. “Building The Machine” Kurt Angle Trial Series: Kurt Angle [TNA] beat Shuhei Taniguchi (23:07) with an Ankle Lock
12. TNA Heavyweight Championship: AJ Styles [TNA] (C) beat Kazuchika Okada (16:32) with a Styles Clash (1st Defense)
13. Special Dream Match: Sting [TNA] beat Justin Tyger (17:33) with a Scorpion Deathlock
- Kento Miyahara, former GEN Junior Tag Team Champion, battled X Division Champion Kazarian in Kaz’s fifth defense of the belt. Miyahara put up an impressive showing in his first ever match challenging for a singles title, but he eventually fell to Kaz and his Flux Capacitor.
-In a match of two big, muscle bound men, Joe Doering battled Crimson. Both men looked similarly, wrestled similarly, and were similarly built, as they clashed in the middle of the ring. The two traded huge shots, with neither men getting the advantage. Doering though, slowly gained control, before hitting a Revolution Bomb to win!
- The Motor City Machine Guns, Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin, shocked everyone, when the two put an end to Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito’s undefeated streak as a team, when Sabin hit Aoki with a Cradle Shock to score the upset!
- Samoa Joe was out for a win tonight, following being knocked out last night. He battled the muscle-bound Manabu Soya in a hard-hitting match, and Joe quickly out the win he was looking for, as he hit Soya with a Muscle Buster to end the match!
- Similarly to Joe, former Heavyweight Champion Daisuke Sekimoto looked to redeem himself from also being knocked out last night, against the man the claims to be the “DNA of TNA”, Matt Morgan. Morgan used his height advantage over Sekimoto to keep him controlled for a few moments, but Sekimoto quickly used his strength to take control of the match, heaving Morgan up with a spectacular German Suplex Hold to win!
- Chris Prospect received his for championship match since he graduated to the heavyweight division, against the Television Champion, Desmond Wolfe. Prospect kept Wolfe on the offensive, but Wolfe soon gained the control of the match, hitting Prospect with a Lariat, but only getting a two! Wolfe heaved Prospect on top of the turnbuckle, hitting a Tower of London to retain for the fifth time!
- Rob Van Dam battled Katsuyori Shibata in an exciting, stiff match full of more kicks than anyone could have imagined. Shibata pulled off the surprising win, when RVD jumped off the top rope, looking for a Frog Splash, but Shibata jumped up, kicking RVD in the head, sending him crashing to the ground! The referee ran over to RVD, checking on him, before calling off the match! Shibata stood over RVD, standing victorious!
- Kurt Angle continued his Trial Series tonight against a fellow amateur wrestler, Shuhei Taniguchi. The two put on an excellence wrestling exhibition, showing off amateur wrestling moves and holds. Soon, the two stood, trading shots. Soon, Taniguchi took control of the match, hitting a huge German Suplex on Angle, before hitting a Fisherman Suplex… for a two count! Angle quickly rebounded, hitting an Angle Slam, getting a two! Angle responded, hitting three German Suplexes, before locking in an Ankle Lock! Taniguchi looked for every way out, but when he came up with nothing, he was forced to tap! After the match, Angle and Taniguchi shook hands, showing their respect for each other.
- Kazuchika Okada, after an notable performance against Styles and Sting yesterday, challenged TNA Heavyweight Champion AJ Styles for his belt today. After nearly defeating Styles with the Octopus Stretch yesterday, Okada looked to repeat the success of the move, attempting to lock Styles in the move several times with no luck. However, near the end of the match, Okada finally locked in the move! Styles was stuck, with nowhere to go, exactly like the tag match! However, this time, there was no time limit to save him! Okada wrenched the move harder and harder, while Styles struggled to get to the ropes. Finally, Styles managed to make it! Okada, forced to let go, jumped off Styles, quickly grabbing him and hitting a German Suplex Hold, pinning the champion.. for a two count! Styles soon gained back control of the match, hitting a Styles Clash… for a the three!
- In the main event, Justin Tyger and “The Icon” Sting battled in a Special Dream Match. The two stared off for tense moments, before clashing. The two traded moves, before Tyger got the advantage! Tyger kept Sting down, hitting various moves, but only getting near falls! Tyger finally charged Sting, hitting a Western Lariat… for a two! Tyger picked Sting up, trying for a Body Solebutt, but Sting, dodged it, pushing Tyger to the ground, locking in a Scorpion Deathlock! Tyger scratched for the ropes, as Sting wrenched the hold tighter, before Tyger got the rope break! Sting took full control of the match after this, hitting several Stinger Splashes, before trying for the Scorpion Deathdrop, but Tyger got out of it, grabbing Sting, and hitting a Northern Lights Bomb… for a two count! Tyger picked Sting up, attempting another, but Sting gout out of it, quickly hitting a Scorpion Deathdrop, pinning Tyger.. for the two! Sting stood up, grabbing Tyger’s legs, and wrapping him in the Scorpion Deathlock. Sting wrenched the move harder and harder, and Tyger, with nowhere to go, tapped out! After the match, Sting and Tyger, after a moment of staring each other down, shook hands! |
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Post by Red Dragon on Jul 2, 2011 4:47:10 GMT -5
That's such an epic photo of Sting. The first two matches seem a bit thrown together just from all the tallent you didn't use. All the titles have to be defended right, there can't be a GATTACA TNA Champion, right? Would be an epic twist though. Guns went over huge over the two shows. Good to see both Joe and Sekimoto win thier matches, like I said before I'd love to see Joe return without TNA for a rematch. Meh at the ref stoppage in the RVD match but it still keeps him strong. Epic Angle match, good to see him pulling out a nice long match. Styles just had to retain the belt. Great way to end of the show, Sting had to go over. I loved these two last shows, since it had guys that I knew about. I'd deff think about doing some more down the line, maybe even a few shows with ROH? Good luck.
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