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Post by Deleted on Nov 1, 2011 16:18:21 GMT -5
Tully Blanchard Coming To GATTACA: PRO!
GATTACA: PRO President Justin Tyger announced today that Tully Blanchard will be coming to GATTACA: PRO soon!
For those that don't know, Tyger wrestles in TCW, Twin Cities Wrestling, and at a recent TCW event, Tyger wrestled Drew Parkland in a bloody Dog Collar Match. Near the end of the match, none other than Blanchard came to his aid, revealing their friendship.
After these events, Tyger and Blanchard discussed him coming to GATTACA, and they reached an agreement. It wasn't announced when Blanchard will be coming in, but it is assumed he will debut during the next tour.
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Post by Overnight Sensation on Nov 1, 2011 19:06:03 GMT -5
TULLY ING BLANCHARD?!
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Post by Mike Bockwinkel on Nov 1, 2011 20:04:29 GMT -5
TULLY ING BLANCHARD?! Also in TCW
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Post by Deleted on Nov 1, 2011 20:21:37 GMT -5
TULLY ING BLANCHARD?! I guess someone won't be having a singles match with ole Tull now. Teamwork between GATTACA and TCW is awesome.
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Post by Overnight Sensation on Nov 1, 2011 20:48:05 GMT -5
I want to be mentored by him!
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Post by Deleted on Nov 14, 2011 5:26:12 GMT -5
EUGENICS 102 Announced; Kakinuma Retires; Blanchard Debuts; Final SEX-MEN Match?
- During a press conference, the full card for EUGENICS 102 was announced, featuring several firsts, and several lasts.
vs. - To the surprise of everyone, Kenta Kakinuma announced his retirement from pro wrestling earlier this week. Kakinuma will wrestle his last match against his former tag team partner Kazuchika Okada. The two were a successful tag team before the NGF/LAUGHTER7 war broke them apart. Will Kakinuma get revenge on Okada for his turn in his last match?
vs. - GATTACA: PRO will see the debut of a wrestling legend, Tully Blanchard. Blanchard will battle Mercennario in his first match. In the biggest match of Mercennario's career, he has a huge chance to make a name for himself if he can defeat the legend, but Blanchard is looking to revive his career, and will not go down easy as he looks to become a big name in wrestling again.
vs. - In the first battle of the stables, Justin Tyger, Hafiz Abdurehman, and Brutus Magnus, BURN, will do battle with the new Prelude To DREAMS!, Matthew Anderson, Fale Simitaitoko, and Chris Brookes. Anderson made a huge impact in his debut, defeating Tyger with the help for his new teammates. Will Tyger and BURN gain revenge, or will Anderson and DREAMS! further their name as a stable?
vs. - In what could possibly be the last time SEX-MEN teaming together, Munenori Sawa and Hikaru Sato look to win the Openweight Tag Team Championships, from the title holders Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara. Will the Kensuke Office duo defend their belts for the second time, or will Sawa and Sato win their first tag team titles as Sawa's career draws to a close?
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 102 (Samurai! TV) Osaka IMP Hall
1. Takashi Okita and Satoshi Kajiwara vs. Kentaro Shiga [FREE] and Tyler Volz 2. Kenta Kakinuma Retirement Match: Kenta Kakinuma vs. Kazuchika Okada 3. Tully Blanchard Debut Match: Tully Blanchard [TCW] vs. Mercennario 4. BURN vs. DREAMS!: Justin Tyger, Hafiz Abdurehman, Brutus Magnus vs. Matthew Anderson, Fale Simitaitoko, Chris Brookes 5. Special Six Man: Atsushi Aoki, Ryuji Hijikata, Akihiko Ito vs. Kota Ibushi, Fujita Jr. Hayato, Rui Hyugaji 6. Special Eight Man: Shuhei Taniguchi, Daisuke Sekimoto, Tomohiro Ishii, Tomoaki Honma vs. Katsuyori Shibata, Masayuki Kono, Manabu Soya, Joe Doering 7. SEX-MEN Final Match? - Openweight Tag Team Championships: Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara (C) vs. Munenori Sawa and Hikaru Sato
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Post by Red Dragon on Nov 14, 2011 12:36:31 GMT -5
Sorry I've missed so much of this recently. Need to get back into this but I have been skim reading a little, but not enougth to leave an actual reply. The deal with TCW sounds good and hopefully leads to a few sign up characters coming across for a few shows. Red Dragon in this would just blow my nuts off. Kenta Kakinuma retiring, that in real life as well? damn! Unsure about Tully since he is an old man but a few matches could be good ala Ricky Steamboat. Good luck and keep this up.
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Post by Squatch on Nov 14, 2011 19:04:20 GMT -5
This looks very good. Tully Blanchard in GATTACA appears to be very promising. I think everything will go well in this diary and it will continue to impress. Keep up the good work!
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GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 102 (Samurai! TV) Osaka IMP Hall
1. Takashi Okita and Satoshi Kajiwara defeated Kentaro Shiga [FREE] and Tyler Volz (9:12) when Okita used a Football Tackle on Volz 2. Kenta Kakinuma Retirement Match: Kazuchika Okada defeated Kenta Kakinuma (14:41) with an Octopus Stretch 3. Tully Blanchard Debut Match: Tully Blanchard [TCW] defeated Mercennario (13:52) with a Piledriver 4. BURN vs. DREAMS!: Justin Tyger, Hafiz Abdurehman, Brutus Magnus vs. Matthew Anderson, Fale Simitaitoko, Chris Brookes went to a Double Count Out - (8:41) 5. Special Six Man: Kota Ibushi, Fujita Jr. Hayato, Rui Hyugaji defeated Atsushi Aoki, Ryuji Hijikata, Akihiko Ito (17:10) when Ibushi used Phoenix Splash on Ito 6. Special Eight Man: Katsuyori Shibata, Masayuki Kono, Manabu Soya, Joe Doering defeated Shuhei Taniguchi, Daisuke Sekimoto, Tomohiro Ishii, Tomoaki Honma (16:41) when Kono used a Diving Kneedrop on Sekimoto 7. SEX-MEN Final Match? - Openweight Tag Team Championships: Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara (C) defeated Munenori Sawa and Hikaru Sato (20:59) when Miyahara used a Northern Lights Suplex on Sawa (2nd Defense)
- The opening match saw Takashi Okita, teaming with Satoshi Kajiwara, pick up another in against Kentaro Shiga and Tyler Volz, hitting his Football Tackle, sending Volz flying across the ring before picking up the win!
- In his retirement match, Kenta Kakinuma battled his former tag team partner Kazuchika Okada. Kakinuma controlled Okada throughout the match, but couldn’t kept him down, as Okada made a huge comeback, trapping Kakinuma in the Octopus Stretch, before Kakinuma tapped out. After the match, Kakinuma was presented with flowers, before his NGF teammates walked to the ring, all shaking his hand.
- Mercennario had a huge chance tonight, as he wrestled the debuting legend, Tully Blanchard. The two traded control back and forth, before Merc gained the advantage, keeping Tully down. Soon, Merc grabbed Tully and twisted him around…. Hitting the Unprettier! Merc covered Tully… getting a two count! Tully rebounded, catching Merc with an elbow to the back of the next, before he slowly began to wear down Merc’s neck, hitting pinpointed knees and submissions. Finally, Tully pulled Merc up, lifting him up and hitting a Piledriver, covering the rookie for the win! After the match, Tully helped Merc to his feet, shaking his hand.
- In what was a complete brawl from the bell, we saw BURN, Justin Tyger, Hafiz Abdurehman, and Brutus Magnus go to war with Prelude To DREAMS!, Matthew Anderson, Fale Simitaitoko, and Chris Brookes. All six men clashed in the ring, throwing huge punches and elbows, resembling a bar fight more than a wrestling match. Tyger and Anderson fell to the floor, brawling around the ring, before Hafiz and Fale hit the floor. As Tyger and Anderson fought up the stands, Magnus and Brookes fell to the outside. Hafiz and Fale battled on the ramp, as Magnus flung Brookes into the railing. Tyger threw Anderson, smacking him into the wall. While all of this was going on, the referee was counting the count out. His count reached twenty, ending the match, as the six men continued to trade shots. Soon, referees and seconds ran out, breaking up the multiple fights. Joe Doering made his way out, helping to separate the fights. BURN and DREAMS! gathered together, as BURN stood in the ring with Doering, while DREAMS! stood on the ramp, the two teams facing off. In a shocking turn of events, Doering grabbed his dominate tag team partner Tyger, hitting a Revolution Bomb! The grab gasped, as Doering hit Hafiz with a Lariat, before hitting a Revolution Bomb on Magnus. Anderson laughed, as Doering met them on the ramp, as the four men stood, arms raised in the air!
- In a huge six man tag, Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Atsushi Aoki teamed with Ryuji Hijikata and Akihiko Ito to battle Kota Ibushi, and the Kowloon pairing of Fujita Jr. Hayato and Rui Hyugaji. The match began with Ito and Hyugaji trading shots, with Ito get the better of the exchange. Hayato and Hijikata met in the center of the ring, trading big kicks and punches, before going to a stalemate. Aoki and Ibushi hit the ring like fire, exchanging strikes and moves. Ibushi got the advantage over the champion, nearly ending the match, before Aoki broke away, tagging in Ito. Ito attempted to mount a comeback for his team, but Ibushi quickly shut him down, hitting a Golden Star Bomb, before climbing to the top, hitting a Phoenix Splash to win the match! After the match, Ibushi get in Aoki’s face, challenging for the Unified Junior Championship, to which Aoki agreed!
- In an eight man tag match, LAUGHTER7 members Katsuyori Shibata, Masayuki Kono, and Manabu Soya teamed with Joe Doering to battle NGF teammates, Unified Heavyweight Champion Shuhei Taniguchi and Daisuke Sekimoto, teaming with the Anti-LAUGHTER Unit, Tomohiro Ishii and Tomoaki Honma. Doering and Honma started off the match, with Doering dominating. Doering nearly ended the match early, but couldn’t finish Honma off. Soya and Ishii entered the match, trading huge Lariats, with Ishii getting the control over Soya. Soya broke away, tagging Shibata, who charged Ishii. Ishii ran off, tagging in Taniguchi, before sliding out of the ring and hiding behind the timekeeper. Shibata and Taniguchi traded heated shots, as the LAUGHER7/NGF feud has not died down. The two traded control back and forth, Taniguchi using his wrestling to take control, and Shibata using his hard kicks and punches to take Taniguchi down. The two ended in a stalemate, before both tagging out, with Kono and Sekimoto climbing in the ring. The two stared off for tense moments, before exploding. The two looked for blood, as they hit punches and knees as hard as possible. Sekimoto got the advantage, hitting several moves, before Kono jumped to his feet, hitting a huge Jumping Knee Strike, taking Sekimoto down, and taking control! Kono kept Sekimoto on the defensive, before picking him up, hitting a Chokebomb! Kono climbed to the top, hitting a Diving Kneedrop, before pinning the former champion, winning the match! Kono and his team jumped in celebration, laughing in the faces of the other team. Kono walked to the outside, grabbing Taniguchi’s title over his head, saying it would soon be his!
- In the main event, we saw what could be the final teaming of SEX-MEN, as the duo of Munenori Sawa and Hikaru Sato teamed up for possible last time, to battle the Openweight Tag Team Champions, Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara. Sato and Nakajima started off the match, as the two quickly went to work, trading punches, kicks, and locking each other in various submission attempts, but neither man could finish off the other. Sato tagged in Sawa, who charged Nakajima, before the two continued the exchange punches and kicks, with Sawa gaining the advantage! Sawa kept on the attack, cracking Nakajima with punches and slaps, before throwing the pitch, hitting a Baseball Punch! Nakajima fell in a clump, as Sawa pinned him, getting a two count! Sawa backed in the corner, as Nakajima climbed to his knees. Sawa charged, looking for a Shining Wizard, but Nakajima dodged it, rolling through and tagging in Miyahara! Sawa and Miyahara traded control, before Sawa again got the advantage, hitting a Shining Wizard! Sawa covered Miyahara… getting a two count! Miyahara recovered, sliding behind Sawa, hitting a German Suplex! Miyahara kept on Sawa, picking him back up, hitting a Northern Lights Suplex! Miyahara covered Sawa… getting a two count! Miyahara quickly rebounded, grabbing Sawa, hitting another Northern Lights Suplex… this time getting the three count! After the match, Nakajima and Miyahara celebrated their successful defense, as Sato helped Sawa to his feet. Nakajima and Miyahara walked over to the team, before they all exchanged handshakes. The champions left the ring, as Sawa and Sato shook hands.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 7, 2011 5:11:14 GMT -5
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 103 (Samurai! TV) Osaka Commercial Science Garden Gymnasium
1. Tomohiro Ishii and Tomoaki Honma defeated Takashi Okita and Satoshi Kajiwara (8:56) when Honma used a Pillar Crash on Kajiwara 2. Akihiko Ito defeated Tyler Volz (10:00) with a Butterfly Suplex 3. Special Six Man: Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, Ryuji Hijikata defeated Fujita Jr. Hayato, Rui Hyugaji, Kentaro Shiga [FREE] (14:52) when Nakajima used a R-15 on Hyugaji 4. Manabu Soya and Kota Ibushi defeated Mercennario and Atsushi Aoki (13:43) when Soya used a Brainbuster on Mercennario 5. BURN vs. DREAMS!: Matthew Anderson, Joe Doering, Fale Simitaitoko, Chris Brookes defeated Justin Tyger, Hafiz Abdurehman, Brutus Magnus, Tully Blanchard [TCW] (14:18) when Doering used a Revolution Bomb on Magnus 6. Masayuki Kono, Katsuyori Shibata, Kazuchika Okada defeated Shuhei Taniguchi, Daisuke Sekimoto, Shinya Ishikawa (20:18) when Kono used a Diving Kneedrop on Ishikawa 7. Munenori Sawa Retirement Match: Hikaru Sato defeated Munenori Sawa (29:18) by KO (Head Kick)
- In the opening match, Tomohiro Ishii and Tomoaki Honma had a break from their heated matches with LAUGHTER7, as the two faced Takashi Okita and Satoshi Kajiwara. Okita mounted good offense against the team, but Honma capitalized on Kajiwara, hitting a Diving Headbutt, followed by a Pillar Crash to win the match.
- In a singles match, rookie Tyler Volz put up a good effort against the young junior Akihiko Ito, but couldn’t fend him off, as Ito hit Volz with a Butterfly Suplex to win the match!
- In a huge six-junior tag team match, Openweight Tag Team Champions Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara, Kensuke Office, teamed with Ryuji Hijikata to battle Kowloon teammates Fujita Jr. Hayato and Rui Hyugaji, and veteran Kentaro Shiga. Hijikata and Hayato clashed, throwing stiff kicks and punches, before Shiga and Miyahara traded shots, the younger Miyahara getting the better of the veteran. Hyugaji looked to derail Nakajima‘s team, but failed to do so, as Nakajima hit him with several kicks and slaps, before hitting a R-15 to win the match!
- Mercennario teamed with Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Atsushi Aoki to battle LAUGHTER7 members Manabu Soya and Kota Ibushi. Aoki and Ibushi immediately brawled, Ibushi trying to solidify his name as a contender for the title. Soya used his massive strength to take down Merc, and keep him controlled, hitting a Brainbuster to win the match!
- In a huge stable battle, BURN, Justin Tyger, Hafiz Abdurehman, and Brutus Magnus teamed with legend Tully Blanchard went to war with Prelude To DREAMS!, Matt Anderson, Fale Simitaitoko, Chris Brookes, and newest member, Joe Doering. All eight men brawled the entire match, as Tyger and Anderson focused on each other, trading punches and knee strikes on the outside. Hafiz traded blows with his former tag partner, Fale, falling to the outside. Blanchard took control over Brookes, breaking him down and nearly defeating him. Magnus and Doering trading stiff strikes and moves, before Doering gained control, hitting a Revolution Bomb to score the victory!
- Unified Heavyweight Champion Shuhei Taniguchi teamed with his NGF partner Daisuke Sekimoto and Shinya Ishikawa to battle their rival team, LAUGHTER7, made up of members Masayuki Kono, Katsuyori Shibata, and Kazuchika Okada. Okada and Ishikawa zeroed in on each other, both using their speed to take each other off guard, but Okada used his size to take the control. Sekimoto and Shibata traded stiff punches, elbows, and kicks, but neither man could gain a clear advantage. Kono and Taniguchi hit the ring, as they exploded. The two traded shots back and forth, neither man backing down before Taniguchi tagged out to Ishikawa. Ishikawa tried to fend off Kono, but failed, as Kono hit him with a Chokebomb, before jumping off the top, hitting a Diving Kneedrop to win the match.
- In his final match, Munenori Sawa battled his friend and SEX-MEN teammate, Hikaru Sato. The two started the match slow, going to the ground. They wrestled around, trying for control, before locking in various submissions, but neither men could finish the other. They stood up, trading kicks, punches, and slaps, but fell to a stalemate. Sawa gained the advantage later, hitting Sato with several kicks, before throwing a Baseball Punch, cracking Sato! Sato fell to his knees, as Sawa charged, hitting a Shining Wizard! Sawa covered Sato, getting a two count! Before Sawa could react, Sato caught him with a Cross Armbreaker! Sato wrenched it tight, as Sawa crawled for the ropes, eventually getting a rope break. Sato targeted the arm, kicking it several times, before grabbing Sawa spinning him to the mat, locking in another Cross Armbreaker! Sato wrenched it tighter and tighter, as Sawa looked as if he was on the brink of tapping out… but grabbed the rope break! The two stood up, as Sawa threw a wild Baseball punch, but Sato ducked it, throwing a Head Kick that send Sawa crumpling to the mat. The referee checked on Sawa, who wasn’t responding, before ending the match!
- After the match, Sato celebrated his win as Sawa shook off the cobwebs. Sato helped him to his feet, before the two shook hands. Sato slid out of the ring, kneeling at ringside, as Sawa talked to the fans, thanking them for their support. Then, the spotlight shined on Sawa, as a ten bell salute was held, following the ring being showered with streamers. Sato slid back into the ring, as several of the GATTACA wrestlers walked to the ring. Sato lead the line, handing Sawa flowers and shaking his hand. This process repeated until all the wrestlers shook Sawa’s hand. Sawa walked out of the ring, onto the ramp, waving at the fans for the last time.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 8, 2011 5:05:45 GMT -5
INFINITE Junior 2011 Announced!
- During a press conference following following EUGENICS 103, GATTACA: PRO President Justin Tyger officially announced the INFINITE Junior 2011 Tournament! Last year, Ryuji Hijikata defeated Atsushi Aoki in the finals to become the INFINITE Junior 2010, going on to win the Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship from then champion Fujita Jr. Hayato.
- Seven Juniors were announced to be participating. All of the home base names that are participating were announced, but four outsiders will be announced soon. The loser of the EUGENICS 104 Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship match will be in the tournament.
Block A: 1. Fujita Jr. Hayato 2. Kota Ibushi/Atsushi Aoki 3. Satoshi Kajiwara 4. Kento Miyahara 5. Hikaru Sato 6. X 7. X
Block B: 1. Chris Brookes 2. Ryuji Hijikata 3. Shinya Ishikawa 4. Akihiko Ito 5. Katsuhiko Nakajima 6. X 7. X
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Post by NOW that's WRESTLING on Dec 8, 2011 17:19:43 GMT -5
Hopefully with GATTACA's relationship with TNA and TCW... some guys from either or both appear in the tournament.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 8, 2011 17:33:23 GMT -5
Outsiders for INFINITE Junior 2011 Announced
- Announced today were the four outsiders that will be participating in the INFINITE Junior 2011 tournament:
The gaijin, Red Dragon, representing TCW. The veteran, Kentaro Shiga, a freelancer. The independent homosexual, Makoto Oishi, representing K-Dojo. The near legend, Minoru Tanaka, representing AJPW.
- The full blocks for the tournament are as follows:
Block A: 1. Fujita Jr. Hayato 2. Kota Ibushi 3. Satoshi Kajiwara 4. Kento Miyahara 5. Hikaru Sato 6. Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] 7. Red Dragon [TCW]
Block B: 1. Chris Brookes 2. Ryuji Hijikata 3. Shinya Ishikawa 4. Akihiko Ito 5. Katsuhiko Nakajima 6. Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] 7. Kentaro Shiga [FREE]
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Post by Deleted on Dec 9, 2011 1:11:43 GMT -5
Kazunari Murakami Returning To GATTACA!; EUGENICS 104 Card Released
- Katsuyori Shibata promised Tomohiro Ishii and Tomoaki Honma a surprise, ad he has delivered, as he revealed that his old friend Kazunari Murakami will be returning to GATTACA: PRO! Murakami was a staple of GATTACA last year, nearly winning the Unified Heavyweight Championship from Daisuke Sekimoto. Murakami and Shibata always left a trail of blood in their matches, before Murakami left GATTACA for other commitments.
- Also announced today, was the full card for the big EUGENICS 104, where the Unified Junior Heavyweight and Unified Heavyweight Championships will be on the line, Murakami makes his return, and the near legend junior, Minoru Tanaka debuts in preparation for the INFINITE Junior Tournament!
vs. - In his first defense of the Unified Heavyweight Championship, Shuhei Taniguchi will battle his former stablemate, Masayuki Kono. Kono made a huge statement a few weeks ago, pinning former champion Daisuke Sekimoto, before challenging Taniguchi. Taniguchi faces a big challenge in his first defense in Kono, but coming off winning the Performance Quest '11 and winning the Unified Heavyweight Championship from veteran Satoshi Kojima, can anyone stop Taniguchi?
vs. - Atsushi Aoki looks to defend his Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship for the third time against LAUGHTER7 member Kota Ibushi. Ibushi is coming hot off the heels from beating Kenny Omega, sending him out of GATTACA: PRO, and looks to win the title for the first time. Can he take the belt, or will Aoki end his current streak of terror?
vs. - After months of terrorizing Katsuyori Shibata and LAUGHTER7, Tomohiro Ishii and Tomoaki Honma finally made Shibata snap, leaving him saying he had a surprise for the two. That surprise ended up being the return of Kazunari Murakami! Shibata and Murakami will reunite and battle the ANTI-LAUGHTER UNIT of Ishii and Honma, in a no count out match, once again taking away ALU's main tool to win matches. They overcame this once before, but can they again, or will Shibata and Murakami finally end Ishii and Honma's shenanigans?
vs. - In a tag match that will determine the next Openweight Tag Team Championship challengers, Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman, two members of BURN, will battle Prelude To DREAMS! members Matt Anderson and Joe Doering. Tyger and Doering were once the most dominate team in GATTACA, but Doering turned on him, feeling slighted when Tyger former BURN and didn't make him the first member. Doering joined DREAMS soon after this, and quickly made a statement, pinning BURN member Brutus Magnus in a stable vs. stable match, keeping DREAMS undefeated against BURN. Will the veteran team of Tyger and Hafiz finally be able to defeat the newer team of Anderson and Doering?
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 104 (Samurai! TV) Osaka Maishima Arena
1. Tyler Volz vs. Satoshi Kajiwara 2. BURN vs. DREAMS!: Brutus Magnus, Tully Blanchard [TCW], Mercennario vs. Fale Simitaitoko, Takashi Okita, Chris Brookes 3. INFINITE Junior Preview Match: Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, Hikaru Sato, Akihiko Ito vs. Ryuji Hijikata, Fujita Jr. Hayato, Minoru Tanaka [AJPW], Kentaro Shiga [FREE] 4. NGF vs. LAUGHTER7: Daisuke Sekimoto and Shinya Ishikawa vs. Manabu Soya and Kazuchika Okada 5. BURN vs. DREAMS! - Openweight Tag Team Championship Contendership: Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman vs. Matthew Anderson and Joe Doering 6. ANTI-LAUGHTER - No Count Out: Tomohiro Ishii and Tomoaki Honma vs. Katsuyori Shibata and Kazunari Murakami [BML] 7. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Atsushi Aoki (C) vs. Kota Ibushi 8. Unified Heavyweight Championship: Shuhei Taniguchi (C) vs. Masayuki Kono
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Post by Mike Bockwinkel on Dec 10, 2011 20:48:57 GMT -5
INFINITE tournament is gonna be badass (not Billy Gunn)
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GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 104 (Samurai! TV) Osaka Maishima Arena
1. Satoshi Kajiwara defeated Tyler Volz (8:31) with a Missile Dropkick 2. Brutus Magnus, Tully Blanchard [TCW], Mercennario defeated Fale Simitaitoko, Takashi Okita, Chris Brookes (11:27) when Mercennario used an Unprettier on Brookes 3. INFINITE Junior Preview Match: Ryuji Hijikata, Fujita Jr. Hayato, Minoru Tanaka [AJPW], Kentaro Shiga [FREE] defeated Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, Hikaru Sato, Akihiko Ito (22:52) when Tanaka used a FIREBALL Splash on Sato 4. NGF vs. LAUGHTER7: Daisuke Sekimoto and Shinya Ishikawa defeated Manabu Soya and Kazuchika Okada (12:06) when Sekimoto used a German Suplex Hold on Okada 5. BURN vs. DREAMS! - Openweight Tag Team Championship Contendership: Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman defeated Matthew Anderson and Joe Doering (14:45) when Tyger used a Northern Lights Bomb on Anderson 6. ANTI-LAUGHTER - No Count Out: Katsuyori Shibata and Kazunari Murakami [BML] defeated Tomohiro Ishii and Tomoaki Honma (3:17) when Murakami used an Osotogari on Honma 7. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Atsushi Aoki (C) defeated Kota Ibushi (19:34) with an Assault Point (3rd Defense) 8. Unified Heavyweight Championship: Shuhei Taniguchi (C) defeated Masayuki Kono (21:53) with an Avalanche Fisherman Suplex (1st Defense)
- In the opening match, Kensuke Office’s Satoshi Kajiwara defeated Tyler Volz is a short, basic match, hitting a Missile Dropkick to pin him for the win.
- BURN’s Brutus Magnus teamed with Tully Blanchard and Mercennario to battle DREAMS!’s Fale Simitaitoko and Chris Brookes, teaming with Takashi Okita. Magnus and Okita traded some big shots, Okita held the advantage early on, but Magnus soon stole it away. Tully and Fale were soon in the ring, as Tully kept control for his team, targeting Fale’s neck, hitting it with forearms, stomps, and working submissions on it, and as he set up for the Piledriver, Fale reversed out of it, punching and chopping Tully, before attempting a T-SHOCK, but Tully kicked out of it, tagging in Merc, as Fale tagged in Brookes. The two went back and forth, trading moves, before Merc gained control, wrapping Brookes up, hitting an Unprettier, pinning Brookes for the win! After the match, Tyger and Hafiz came out, before the two gathered with their teammate Magnus. They walked over to Merc, offering him a spot in BURN, which he accepted!
- In a huge INFINITE Junior Preview Tag Match, Ryuji Hijikata and Fujita Jr. Hayato teamed with Minoru Tanaka and Kentaro Shiga to battle Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, Hikaru Sato, and Akihiko Ito. Nakajima and Hijikata impressed early in the match, trading kicks and elbows, before Miyahara and Shiga squared off, with Miyahara getting the better of the veteran. Hayato and Ito went back and forth, Ito surprising everyone, fending Hayato off, before the two fell to a stalemate. Minoru and Sato entered the ring, trading kicks and punches, before going to the ground, going through a series of submissions, before Minoru gained control of the match, cracking Sato with a Roundhouse Kick, sending Sato to the ground! Minoru kept on the attack, going to the top rope, hitting a FIREBALL Splash, covering Sato to win the match!
- In a tag match, NGF’s Daisuke Sekimoto and Shinya Ishikawa battled LAUGHTER7’s Manabu Soya and Kazuchika Okada. Okada and Ishikawa displayed their speed, going back and forth, before Sekimoto and Soya used their strength against each other, trading stiff shots, before trading Suplexes, but neither man could get control. Okada got in the match, charging Sekimoto, throwing everything he had at him, but it was useless, as Sekimoto quickly gained control, hitting him with a German Suplex Hold to win the match!
- In a match to decide the number one contenders for the Openweight Tag Team Championship, BURN’s Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman battled DREAMS’ Matthew Anderson and Joe Doering. Tyger and Doering exploded against each other, as the former tag team partners traded huge punches and elbows. The two never backed down an inch, but fell to a stalemate, as the former long time partners knew each other so well, they were reversing everything that was thrown. Hafiz and Anderson squared off, both exchanging control, before Anderson got the upper hand, nearly ending the match, but Hafiz gained a second wind, hitting Anderson with all he had, but couldn’t finish the match. Hafiz tagged in Tyger, who charged Anderson, the two trading punches, neither man seeming affected. Tyger got the upper hand, cracking Anderson with an elbow, before picking Anderson up, hitting an Order 66! Tyger covered Anderson, but got a two count when Doering broke the pin! Doering kicked and stomped Tyger, until Hafiz ran into the ring, jumping at Doering with a Double Knee Strike! The two traded shots, as Anderson and Tyger stumbled up. Anderson attempted a Yoo-Hoo Blast, but Tyger blocked it, before hitting Anderson with a Knee Lift! Anderson felt limp, as Tyger lifted him up, hitting a Northern Lights Bomb to win the match!
- Tomohiro Ishii and Tomoaki Honma’s antics have all lead up to this, as the two battle Katsuyori Shibata, and Shibata’s surprise, the returning Kazunari Murakami. Before Ishii and Honma could do anything, Shibata and Murakami attacked, kicking and punching both of them. Shibata grabbed Ishii, sending him soaring out of the ring, soon following him. Murakami sent Honma across the ring, kicking and punching in the head, before picking him up, hitting an Osotogari… but picked him back up, before hitting another Osotogari, pinning him to quickly end the match! After the match, Shibata and Murakami kept on the two, punching and kicking them, before leaving them in a heap.
- Atsushi Aoki looked to defend his Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship for the third time against Kota Ibushi. Ibushi, coming off of a Loser Leaves GATTACA Match, sending Kenny Omega out of GATTACA, looked to continue his winning streak. The two started the match, trading kicks and punches, back and forth with neither man gaining a clear advantage. Ibushi looked as if he would be taking the title, aiming for a Phoenix Splash, but Aoki moved, before cracking Ibushi with a kick to the head, before snatching him up, hitting an Assault Point to win the match!
- In his first defense of the Unified Heavyweight Championship, Shuhei Taniguchi battled his former stablemate, Masayuki Kono. The two went to war, clashing in the middle of the ring, throwing elbows and forearms faster than the eye could see. Kono gained control, attempting a Chokebomb, but Taniguchi got out of it, sliding around Kono, hitting a German Suplex! Taniguchi kept Kono on the defensive, before attempting a Fisherman Suplex, but Kono got out of it, hitting a Chokebomb! Kono went to the top, attempting a Diving Kneedrop, but before he could jump, Taniguchi met him, hitting him with an elbow! Taniguchi climbed to the top, and scooped him up, hitting an Avalanche Fisherman Suplex! Taniguchi covered Kono, scoring the victory! After the match, as Taniguchi celebrated, his NGF partner Daisuke Sekimoto come out, and challenged him for the Unified Heavyweight Championship at Halo VI, which Taniguchi accepted!
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Post by Deleted on Dec 13, 2011 6:40:36 GMT -5
GATTACA: PRO Wrestlers Participating In TCW Trios Tournament
- Twin Cities Wrestling announced their Trios Tag Tournament today, revealing that two teams will represent GATTACA: PRO!
The first team will be a BURN trio of Justin Tyger, Hafiz Abdurehman, and the newest BURN member, Mercennario.
The second team will be the Prelude To DREAMS! teaming of Matthew Anderson, Joe Doering, and Fale Simitaitoko, who will be making his American wrestling debut!
- In a precursor to the tournament, BURN and DREAMS! will face off in a Preview Tag Match at TCW's 2nd Anniversary Show.
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Post by Red Dragon on Dec 14, 2011 8:44:11 GMT -5
All's looking good here Kve, sorry I've missed so much and because of that I don't know what's going on. It's great your bringing in more gajins, hopefully Dragon can become a regular after the torney finishes. Hoping he puts in a good shift. Like I think I said before I'm unsure about Tully wrestling so much since he's an old man now. I'm liking the new stables made and looking forward to seeing what you do with each. Good luck and keep this up.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 15, 2011 2:38:44 GMT -5
Full Cards For INFINITE Junior Tournament 2011 Released!
- During a press conference today, the full cards for the INFINITE Junior Tournament 2011 tournament were announced, with the exception of the final night, which is TBA depending on the outcome of the tournament.
Block A: 1. Fujita Jr. Hayato 2. Kota Ibushi 3. Satoshi Kajiwara 4. Kento Miyahara 5. Hikaru Sato 6. Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] 7. Red Dragon [TCW]
Block B: 1. Chris Brookes 2. Ryuji Hijikata 3. Shinya Ishikawa 4. Akihiko Ito 5. Katsuhiko Nakajima 6. Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] 7. Kentaro Shiga [FREE]
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 105 (GAORA TV) Umeda Stella Hall
1. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Kota Ibushi vs. Satoshi Kajiwara 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Battle Of The Blocks: Fujita Jr. Hayato vs. Chris Brookes 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Akihiko Ito vs. Kentaro Shiga [FREE] 4. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] vs. Red Dragon [TCW] 5. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Hikaru Sato vs. Kento Miyahara 6. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Ryuji Hijikata vs. Shinya Ishikawa 7. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Katsuhiko Nakajima vs. Minoru Tanaka [AJPW]
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 106 (GAORA TV) Osaka IMP Hall
1. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Katsuhiko Nakajima vs. Chris Brookes 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Fujita Jr. Hayato vs. Satoshi Kajiwara 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Akihiko Ito vs. Shinya Ishikawa 4. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Kento Miyahara vs. Red Dragon [TCW] 5. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Battle Of The Blocks: Hikaru Sato vs. Kentaro Shiga [FREE] 6. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Kota Ibushi vs. Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] 7. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Ryuji Hijikata vs. Minoru Tanaka [AJPW]
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 107 (GAORA TV) Osaka Commercial Science Garden Gymnasium
1. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Ryuji Hijikata vs. Chris Brookes 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Hikaru Sato vs. Satoshi Kajiwara 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Shinya Ishikawa vs. Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] 4. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Battle Of The Blocks: Akihiko Ito vs. Red Dragon [TCW] 5. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Katsuhiko Nakajima vs. Kentaro Shiga [FREE] 6. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Kota Ibushi vs. Kento Miyahara 7. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Fujita Jr. Hayato vs. Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO]
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 108 (GAORA TV) Izumi Pond Sone Historic Park
1. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Shinya Ishikawa vs. Chris Brookes 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Satoshi Kajiwara vs. Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Ryuji Hijikata vs. Kentaro Shiga [FREE] 4. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Akihiko Ito vs. Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] 5. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Battle Of The Blocks: Katsuhiko Nakajima vs. Kento Miyahara 6. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Hikaru Sato vs. Red Dragon [TCW] 7. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Kota Ibushi vs. Fujita Jr. Hayato
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 109 (GAORA TV) Zepp Osaka
1. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Chris Brookes vs. Kentaro Shiga [FREE] 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Kento Miyahara vs. Satoshi Kajiwara 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Katsuhiko Nakajima vs. Shinya Ishikawa 4. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Fujita Jr. Hayato vs. Red Dragon [TCW] 5. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Ryuji Hijikata vs. Akihiko Ito 6. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Hikaru Sato vs. Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] 7. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Battle Of The Blocks: Kota Ibushi vs. Minoru Tanaka [AJPW]
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 110 (GAORA TV) Osaka IMP Hall
1. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Battle Of The Blocks: Ryuji Hijikata vs. Satoshi Kajiwara 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Chris Brookes vs. Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Shinya Ishikawa vs. Kentaro Shiga [FREE] 4. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Kento Miyahara vs. Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] 5. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Katsuhiko Nakajima vs. Akihiko Ito 6. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Kota Ibushi vs. Red Dragon [TCW] 7. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Fujita Jr. Hayato vs. Hikaru Sato
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 111 (GAORA TV) Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium #2
1. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Satoshi Kajiwara vs. Red Dragon [TCW] 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Akihiko Ito vs. Chris Brookes 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Battle Of The Blocks: Shinya Ishikawa vs. Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] 4. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] vs. Kentaro Shiga [FREE] 5. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Fujita Jr. Hayato vs. Kento Miyahara 6. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Ryuji Hijikata vs. Katsuhiko Nakajima 7. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Kota Ibushi vs. Hikaru Sato
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 111 (GAORA TV) Osaka Biki Colosseum
1. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Semi Final: 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Semi Final: 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Final:
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Post by Deleted on Dec 16, 2011 4:25:14 GMT -5
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 105 (GAORA TV) Umeda Stella Hall
1. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Kota Ibushi [2] defeated Satoshi Kajiwara [0] (10:44) with a Phoenix Splash 2. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Battle Of The Blocks: Fujita Jr. Hayato defeated Chris Brookes (9:21) with a K.I.D 3. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Akihiko Ito [2] defeated Kentaro Shiga [FREE] [0] (11:58) with a Butterfly Suplex 4. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Red Dragon [TCW] [2] defeated Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] [0] (10:33) with a Red Dragon Driver 5. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block A: Hikaru Sato [2] defeated Kento Miyahara [0] (16:42) with a Heel Hook 6. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Ryuji Hijikata [2] defeated Shinya Ishikawa [0] (12:42) with a Jumping Head Kick 7. INFINITE Junior 2011 - Block B: Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] [2] defeated Katsuhiko Nakajima [0] (18:20) with a FIREBALL Splash
Block A: 1. Hikaru Sato [2] - Red Dragon [TCW] [2] - Kota Ibushi [2] 2. Fujita Jr. Hayato [0] - Satoshi Kajiwara [0] - Kento Miyahara [0] - Makoto Oishi [K-DOJO] [0]
Block B: 1. Minoru Tanaka [AJPW] [2] - Ryuji Hijikata [2] - Akihiko Ito [2] 2. Chris Brookes [0] - Shinya Ishikawa [0] - Katsuhiko Nakajima [0] - Kentaro Shiga [FREE] [0]
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