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Post by Deleted on Dec 28, 2011 17:55:15 GMT -5
Akiyama, Sasaki, Kea Returning At HALO VI!; EUGENICS 113 Card Released.
- More news about HALO VI, the biggest show of the year, was been released at a press conference today, reporting that Jun Akiyama, Taiyo Kea, and Kensuke Sasaki will all be making their returns to GATTACA: PRO. Their matches have not been revealed yet, but there has been talk that Sasaki will team with his protege Takashi Okita, while Kea will team with members of his former tag team champion team match Justin Tyger's stable BURN.
- A rumor was floating around the people in the audience, saying that another major return would be happening at HALO VI. Nothing was confirmed about the rumor, but with the names already announced for the show, anything is possible.
GATTACA: PRO, HALO VI (PPV) Osaka Central Gymnasium
1. Openweight Tag Team Championships: Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara (C) vs. Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman - Possible Third Defense 2. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Atsushi Aoki (C) vs. Hikaru Sato - Possible Fourth Defense 3. Unified Heavyweight Championship: Shuhei Taniguchi (C) vs. Daisuke Sekimoto - Possible Third Defense
Participating: Jun Akiyama [NOAH], Kensuke Sasaki [K-OFFICE], Taiyo Kea [AJPW], Red Dragon [TCW]
- Released today, was the card to EUGENICS 113. We are are the road to HALO VI, as all of the major matches are building up to already announced matches on the card:
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 113 - ROAD TO HALO VI (Samurai! TV) Osaka IMP Hall
1. Fujita Jr. Hayato vs. Chris Brookes 2. Manabu Soya, Kota Ibushi, Kentaro Shiga [FREE] vs. Fale Simitaitoko, Red Dragon [TCW], Tyler Volz 3. Matthew Anderson and Joe Doering vs. Tomoaki Honma and Tomohiro Ishii 4. Unified Junior Heavyweight Title Skirmish: Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito vs. Hikaru Sato and Ryuji Hijikata - INFINITE Juniors of 2010 and 2011 will team together, as Hikaru Sato and Ryuji Hijikata look to make a statement against one of the most dominate junior tag teams in GATTACA, Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito. Sato will no doubt look to further solidify his name as the toughest challenge Aoki has had yet, while Hijikata is looking to keep his name in the cards as a top junior in GATTACA. Can Sato go into HALO with an advantage, or will Aoki keep eyes on him as Champion? 5. Openweight Tag Team Title Skirmish: Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, Takashi Okita, Satoshi Kajiwara vs. Justin Tyger, Hafiz Abdurehman, Brutus Magnus, Mercennario - In a huge stable war, BURN looks to further themselves as a team, against the long standing team of Kensuke Office. Openweight Tag Team Champions Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, Takashi Okita, and Satoshi Kajiwara band together to battle the challengers for the Tag Team Titles, a former Kensuke Office member himself, Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman, who team with their stablemates, Brutus Magnus and Mercennario. Tyger and Hafiz are literally Nakajima and Miyahara's biggest defense yet, who have only defended against other juniors thus far. Can the Kensuke Office champions take over the heavyweights, or will Tyger and Hafiz, who are getting their first Tag Team Title shot since 2009, finally get their hands on gold? An understory to the match, is the rising stars of Takashi Okita and Mercennario. Both men are looking to further their names and careers, and are on the fast track to doing so. One can only expect for the two to clash at some point in the match. Which will take claim was being the next star in GATTACA? 6. New Generation Force - Final Match: Shuhei Taniguchi, Daisuke Sekimoto, Shinya Ishikawa vs. Katsuyori Shibata, Masayuki Kono, Kazuchika Okada - Several days ago, New Generation Force announced they were ending their stable, saying there was no need for the New Generation title, as they were the current generation of GATTACA. Unified Heavyweight Champion Shuhei Taniguchi, Daisuke Sekimoto, and Shinya Ishikawa will team for the last time for a final battle with their main rivals, LAUGHTER7, made up of members Katsuyori Shibata, and former NGF members, Masayuki Kono and Kazuchika Okada. Can NGF go out on top, or will LAUGHTER7 sustain their dominance as the main stable in GATTACA?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 1, 2012 22:10:26 GMT -5
Tyger Wishes For TCW Title Shot In Japan; Bockwinkel Accepts, But Forces It To Be At HALO VI!
- At Night One of Twin Cities Wrestling's Second Anniversary Shows, Mike Bockwinkel defended his TCW Heavyweight Championship against Duan Sanchez Jr in the main event. After the match, GATTACA: PRO's own Justin Tyger walked to the ring, telling his rival that he would use the wish that he earned at TCW WarGames to get a TCW Heavyweight Championship match..... in Japan! Bockwinkel grinned as he told Tyger he would accept on one condition, the match has to be at HALO VI, GATTACA: PRO's biggest show of the year!
The problem? Tyger already has a championship match at HALO VI, teaming with Hafiz Abdurehman to challenge for the Openweight Tag Team Championships against Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara. Tyger and Hafiz have their work cut out for them, as the match is their first tag team title match since 2009. Bockwinkel looks to capitalize on this by forcing the TCW Title match to also be at HALO VI.
Tyger accepted Bockwinkel's condition, making his 2nd championship match in one night official. Can Tyger overcome the odds and defeat his TCW rival once again and win his first championship since 2009, or will Bockwinkel's plan work out in his favor, giving him the advantage over Tyger to win?
GATTACA: PRO, HALO VI (PPV) Osaka Central Gymnasium
1. Openweight Tag Team Championships: Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara (C) vs. Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman - Possible Third Defense 2. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Atsushi Aoki (C) vs. Hikaru Sato - Possible Fourth Defense 3. TCW Heavyweight Championship: Mike Bockwinkel [TCW] (C) vs. Justin Tyger - Possible Second Defense 4. Unified Heavyweight Championship: Shuhei Taniguchi (C) vs. Daisuke Sekimoto - Possible Third Defense
Participating: Jun Akiyama [NOAH], Kensuke Sasaki [K-OFFICE], Taiyo Kea [AJPW], Red Dragon [TCW]
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Post by Deleted on Jan 1, 2012 23:33:10 GMT -5
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 113 (Samurai! TV) Osaka IMP Hall
1. Fujita Jr. Hayato defeated Chris Brookes (11:32) with a Helm 2. Manabu Soya, Kota Ibushi, Kentaro Shiga [FREE] defeated Fale Simitaitoko, Red Dragon [TCW], Tyler Volz (9:52) by DQ (Volz Fouled Shiga) 3. Tomoaki Honma and Tomohiro Ishii defeated Matthew Anderson and Joe Doering (14:16) when Honma used a Diving Head Butt on Doering 4. Unified Junior Heavyweight Title Skirmish: Hikaru Sato and Ryuji Hijikata defeated Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito (17:29) when Sato used a Backdrop Suplex on Ito 5. Openweight Tag Team Title Skirmish: Justin Tyger, Hafiz Abdurehman, Brutus Magnus, Mercennario defeated Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, Takashi Okita, Satoshi Kajiwara (24:43) when Magnus used a Mag Daddy Driver on Kajiwara 6. New Generation Force - Final Match: Katsuyori Shibata, Masayuki Kono, Kazuchika Okada defeated Shuhei Taniguchi, Daisuke Sekimoto, Shinya Ishikawa (34:12) when Kono used a Diving Kneedrop on Ishikawa
- The first match saw Fujita Jr. Hayato score the easy win over Chris Brookes, cracking him with a Helm to make the pin.
- Manabu Soya, Kota Ibushi, and Kentaro Shiga held the advantage over Fale Simitaitoko, Red Dragon, and Tyler Volz for most of the match, until out of nowhere, Volz seemed to snap, going crazy on Shiga, cracking him with punches and kicks, before sliding out of the ring, grabbing and chair, hitting Shiga with it repeatedly. The referee called off the match, as he tried to get Volz off. Volz answered him by hitting him with the chair, before hitting Shiga again. Soya and Ibushi charged the ring, but Fale and Dragon cut them off, sending them back out. The distraction gave Shiga enough time to crawl out of the ring, before Volz and Dragon looked at each other, shaking hands.
- Tomoaki Honma and Tomohiro Ishii battled the DREAM pairing of Matthew Anderson and Joe Doering. Anderson and Doering showed their muscle, keeping the team down, before Honma shocked everyone, exploding on Doering, hitting him with a Neckbreaker, before hitting a Diving Head Butt to cover Doering for the win! Doering and Anderson stared in shock, as Honma let out an almost evil grin at his victory.
- In a preview of the Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship match at HALO VI, the INFINITE Junior of 2011 Hikaru Sato teamed up with the INFINITE Junior of 2010 Ryuji Hijikata, to battle the Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito. Sato and Hijikata both wanted further prove themselves at the expense of the champion and his tag team partner, as the two threw everything they had at them, before Sato gained control over Ito, hitting a Backdrop Suplex to win the match!
- In a huge eight man tag team match, BURN, Justin Tyger, Hafiz Abdurehman, Brutus Magnus, and Mercennario teamed to battle Kensuke Office, Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, Takashi Okita, and Satoshi Kajiwara. Tyger and Hafiz focused solely on Nakajima and Miyahara, looking to gain any advantage the could before their tag match at HALO VI. Okita and Mercennario squared off, both looking to prove themselves as the biggest rising star in GATTACA. The two traded shots, but eventually fell to a stalemate. Magnus and Kajiwara entered the ring, as Magnus quickly took control of the match, hitting Kajiwara with a Mag Daddy Driver to win the match!
- In the main event, we saw New Generation Force’s last match as a team, Shuhei Taniguchi, Daisuke Sekimoto, and Shinya Ishikawa banded together for the last time to take on members of their rival team, LAUGHTER, Katsuyori Shibata, and former NGF members, Masayuki Kono and Kazuchika Okada. Shibata and Kono focused on Taniguchi and Sekimoto, looking to raise eyebrows against the champion and his challenger at HALO VI. Okada and Ishikawa squared off, showing off the speed and impressing moves, but soon fell to a stand off. Kono got back in the ring, stalling Ishikawa in his tracks, before hitting a Chokebomb, following it up with a Diving Kneedrop to win the match, closing NGF out with a loss!
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Post by Red Dragon on Jan 2, 2012 11:50:46 GMT -5
I'm really loving what your doing with this now. I'm the most intrested I have been in this since you started it. The sign up characters are being booked well and the inclusion of TCW does give this an extra dimension. Loved the way Dragon was pushed thoughout the tourney, I'm sorry for not replying sooner. The Tyger/Dragon match should make for an intresting bout, even more so now that Tyger has another title match. Great booking and puts Bock over as the devious heel. Maybe even lead into Bock being in this full-time. Good luck and keep this up.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 2, 2012 21:19:26 GMT -5
Honma Calls Out Shibata For Singles Match At HALO VI!
- After his surprising win over Joe Doering at EUGENICS 113, Tomoaki Honma grabbed a microphone, as he screamed that he would finish he and Ishii's feud with LAUGHTER7 at HALO VI for good, as he challenged LAUGHTER7 leader Katsuyori Shibata to a singles match! Shibata himself walked to the ring after this, climbing on the apron and staring off with Honma, before slapping him across the face and laughing! Honma reacted, cracking Shibata with a huge punch, sending him off the apron! The fans cheered for Honma, respecting his spirit, as Shibata backed up the ramp.
Honma and Ishii have been feuding with Shibata and LAUGHTER7 for months, sneaking out victories over various teamings of the stable, but later in a backstage interview, Honma said those tricks where behind him.
"I am not looking to steal a victory, or get the victory by using tricks like we have been doing," Honma said. "I want this rivalry to be over, and the only way that will happen? Is if I beat Shibata in the middle of the ring, and I will at HALO VI. I will finally end this once and for all."
GATTACA: PRO, HALO VI (PPV) Osaka Central Gymnasium
1. Openweight Tag Team Championships: Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara (C) vs. Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman - Possible Third Defense 2. FIGHT WITHOUT HUMANITY: Katsuyori Shibata vs. Tomoaki Honma 3. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Atsushi Aoki (C) vs. Hikaru Sato - Possible Fourth Defense 4. TCW Heavyweight Championship: Mike Bockwinkel [TCW] (C) vs. Justin Tyger - Possible Second Defense 5. Unified Heavyweight Championship: Shuhei Taniguchi (C) vs. Daisuke Sekimoto - Possible Third Defense
Participating: Jun Akiyama [NOAH], Kensuke Sasaki [K-OFFICE], Taiyo Kea [AJPW], Red Dragon [TCW]
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Post by Deleted on Jan 3, 2012 0:19:51 GMT -5
Kojima and Prospect To Return At HALO VI; Will Face Sasaki And Okita!; Kea's Match Announced!
- Excitement broke out during a press conference, when it was announced that former Unified Heavyweight Champion Satoshi Kojima and former GEN Heavyweight Tag Team Champion Chris Prospect would be returning at HALO VI! The excitement grew further, when it was announced the pair would be in a match against a fellow Mentor/Protege team, the veteran Kensuke Sasaki and Takashi Okita! Prospect, a former Kensuke Office member, knows Sasaki and Okita well, as they know him well also. Will this play a factor in the match, and give Prospect an advantage as he teams with his recent mentor Kojima, or will Sasaki and Okita pull out new tricks to keep Prospect off his guard?
- Also announced, was that former Triple Crown Champion Taiyo Kea would be teaming with BURN members Brutus Magnus and Mercennario to battle with members of BURN's rival team, Prelude To DREAMS!, Matthew Anderson, Joe Doering, and Fale Simitaitoko. Kea and BURN founder Justin Tyger's career as tag team partners is well documented. Will Kea have the same connection with Tyger's stablemates, or will the DREAMS! trio have an experience advantage, as they are more familiar with one another?
- Added to the outsider participation list was Kentaro Shiga, although his match was not announced. It was said that even more outsiders will be announced as time goes on.
GATTACA: PRO, HALO VI (PPV) Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium
1. Openweight Tag Team Championships: Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara (C) vs. Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman - Possible Third Defense 2. BURN vs. DREAMS Six Man: Taiyo Kea [AJPW], Brutus Magnus, Mercennario vs. Matthew Anderson, Joe Doering, Fale Simitaitoko 3. FIGHT WITHOUT HUMANITY: Tomoaki Honma vs. Katsuyori Shibata 4. Mentor & Student - Special Tag Match: Kensuke Sasaki [K-OFFICE] and Takashi Okita vs. Satoshi Kojima [NJPW] and Chris Prospect [NJPW] 5. TCW Heavyweight Championship: Mike Bockwinkel [TCW] (C) vs. Justin Tyger - Possible Second Defense 6. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Atsushi Aoki (C) vs. Hikaru Sato - Possible Fourth Defense 7. Unified Heavyweight Championship: Shuhei Taniguchi (C) vs. Daisuke Sekimoto - Possible Third Defense
Participating: Jun Akiyama [NOAH], Kentaro Shiga [FREE], Red Dragon [TCW]
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Post by Deleted on Jan 3, 2012 5:11:47 GMT -5
Akiyama, Kanemoto, Tanaka's Returns Announced; Hashi Debuts; Full HALO VI Card Released!
- HALO VI draws closer and closer, made evident today as the final card for the event was released.
- Current Triple Crown Champion Jun Akiyama will make his return to GATTACA: PRO, and will team with his friend and protege, the debuting Makoto Hashi, as well as Tomohiro Ishii to battled the LAUGHTER7 trio of Masayuki Kono, Manabu Soya, and Kazuchika Okada. Akiyama is all too familiar with Kono, who defeated him last year during the Performance Quest 2010, but went on later in the tournament to defeat Kono. Will Kono attempt to defeat the champion again, or will Akiyama use the lesson he learned in their first match to ensure the victory? Ishii's familiarity with LAUGHTER7 has been seen in recent months, and with he and Honma's recent rise, could he take down one of his foes, or will he be shut down again by the team? Hashi throws a wild card into the match, as this will be his debut in GATTACA: PRO. Can he surprise everyone with a huge debut win, or will Kono defeat Akiyama's student like he did the teacher?
- In a huge junior six man, GATTACA will see the return of the veteran tag team "Junior Stars", made up of the legends Koji Kanemoto and Minoru Tanaka, teaming with Kota Ibushi to battle the team of Ryuji Hijikata, Fujita Jr. Hayato, and Akihiko Ito. In what should be an all out kick-fest, Kanemoto looks for revenge for his loss against Hijikata last year, while all three men on Hijikata's team look for revenge against Tanaka after this year's INFINITE Junior tournament. Ibushi, Hayato, and Ito, all rising stars in wrestling, look to further their names. Can one of the three do just that against the three veterans also in the match?
- Also announced was the opening match for the show, which will feature veteran junior Kentaro Shiga teaming up with Shinya Ishikawa and Satoshi Kajiwara to face the gaijin teaming of Red Dragon, Chris Brookes, and Tyler Volz. Volz and Dragon have sparked a friendship as of late, after Volz snapped on Shiga during a match with a chair. Shiga will no doubt be looking for revenge for the attack, but will also keep an eye on Brookes, who recently handed him a loss, which was one of Brookes' first wins here in GATTACA. Can Shiga and his teammates fend off the gaijins, or will one of the three score the victory?
GATTACA: PRO, HALO VI (PPV) Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium
1. Special Six Man: Kentaro Shiga [FREE], Shinya Ishikawa, Satoshi Kajiwara vs. Red Dragon [TCW], Chris Brookes, Tyler Volz 2. Openweight Tag Team Championships: Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara (C) vs. Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman - Possible Third Defense 3. BURN vs. DREAMS Six Man: Taiyo Kea [AJPW], Brutus Magnus, Mercennario vs. Matthew Anderson, Joe Doering, Fale Simitaitoko 4. Special Six Man: Koji Kanemoto [NJPW], Minoru Tanaka [AJPW], Kota Ibushi vs. Ryuji Hijikata, Fujita Jr. Hayato, Akihiko Ito 5. Special Singles Match: Tomoaki Honma vs. Katsuyori Shibata 6. Special Six Man: Jun Akiyama [NOAH], Makoto Hashi [FREE], Tomohiro Ishii vs. Masayuki Kono, Manabu Soya, Kazuchika Okada 7. Mentor & Student - Special Tag Match: Kensuke Sasaki [K-OFFICE] and Takashi Okita vs. Satoshi Kojima [NJPW] and Chris Prospect [NJPW] 8. TCW Heavyweight Championship: Mike Bockwinkel [TCW] (C) vs. Justin Tyger - Possible Second Defense 9. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Atsushi Aoki (C) vs. Hikaru Sato - Possible Fourth Defense 10. Unified Heavyweight Championship: Shuhei Taniguchi (C) vs. Daisuke Sekimoto - Possible Third Defense
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Post by Deleted on Jan 4, 2012 5:14:49 GMT -5
GATTACA: PRO Announces Partnership With NWA Wrestling From Hollywood; Announces EUGENICS 114 Card.
- Earlier today, GATTACA: PRO announced a partnership with NWA Wrestling From Hollywood to trade talent. "We're excited about this partnership," GATTACA: PRO President Justin Tyger said. "They have a lot of good talent we could make great use of and get them more experience and more popular, as they will do for us. I'm excited to use some of their guys over here, and I'm excited to go over there sometime to wrestle for them, and hopefully bring some guys with me."
- Also announced today, was the card for EUGENICS 114, the final EUGENICS before HALO VI.
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 114 (Samurai! TV) Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium #2
1. Fale Simitaitoko and Chris Brookes vs. Red Dragon [TCW] and Tyler Volz - In the opening match of the night, Prelude To DREAMS! members Fale Simitaitoko and Chris Brookes will team up to battle two wrestlers who formed a bond at EUGENICS 113, TCW's Red Dragon and Tyler Volz. Dragon and Volz shook hands at 113, after Volz attacked Kentaro Shiga with a chair during a tag match. The two have seemingly formed a tag team, and look to head to the top of GATTACA's tag team ranks. Will they start their team off on a high note, or will the more experienced team of DREAMS! take home the victory? 2. Masayuki Kono, Kazuchika Okada, Kota Ibushi vs. Tomoaki Honma, Tomohiro Ishii, Shinya Ishikawa - Tomoaki Honma teams with Tomohiro Ishii and Shinya Ishikawa to take on the LAUGHTER7 trio Masayuki Kono, Kazuchika Okada, and Kota Ibushi. Can Honma make a huge statement to his HALO VI opponent Shibata take taking out his fellow stablemates, or will the LAUGHTER7 members take Honma down before the match? 3. BURN vs. DREAMS!: Mercennario and Brutus Magnus vs. Matthew Anderson and Joe Doering - Matthew Anderson and Joe Doering, two members of Prelude to DREAMS!, have had a rocky few weeks, as they have had a hard time obtaining wins together. The two take on two members from their rival stable, BURN, in Mercennario and Brutus Magnus. Can the DREAMS! teaming finally get back to their winning ways, or will BURN, and Merc's recent rise to the top, keep them down? 4. Atsushi Aoki, Akihiko Ito, Satoshi Kajiwara vs. Hikaru Sato, Ryuji Hijikata, Fujita Jr. Hayato - Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Atsushi Aoki will team with long time partner Akihiko Ito and Satoshi Kajiwara to take on the team of the INFINITE Junior '11, Hikaru Sato, the INFINITE Junior of '10, Ryuji Hijikata, and former Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Fujita Jr. Hayato. As Aoki and Sato head into their title match at HALO VI, who will enter the night with the advantage, the champion or the INFINITE Junior? 5. Special Tag Match: Kensuke Sasaki [K-OFFICE] and Takashi Okita vs. Katsuyori Shibata and Manabu Soya - In a preparation match for HALO VI, the veteran Kensuke Sasaki will return to GATTACA: PRO, teaming with protege Takashi Okita to take on the LAUGHTER7 duo of Katsuyori Shibata and Manabu Soya. Will Kensuke and Okita be able to put a win under their belt heading into their HALO VI match with another Mentor/Protege team, in Satoshi Kojima and Chris Prospect, or will Shibata and Soya shut them down, showing that friendship means just as much as the teacher/student relationship? 6. Unified Heavyweight Title & Openweight Tag Team Titles Skirmish: Shuhei Taniguchi, Justin Tyger, Hafiz Abdurehman vs. Daisuke Sekimoto, Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara - The Unified Heavyweight Champion Shuhei Taniguchi will team with his on and off rival Justin Tyger, and his BURN stablemate Hafiz Abdurehman to battle Daisuke Sekimoto and the Openweight Tag Team Champions Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara. Major implications on two of the titles matches at HALO VI in this main event, as Sekimoto will challenge Taniguchi, while Tyger and Hafiz will challenge Nakajima and Miyahara. Can the challengers make a statement and get an advantage going into HALO VI, or will the champions stand tall?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 4, 2012 19:57:01 GMT -5
GATTACA: PRO, EUGENICS 114 (Samurai! TV) Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium #2
1. Red Dragon [TCW] and Tyler Volz defeated Fale Simitaitoko and Chris Brookes (9:42) when Dragon used a Red Dragon Driver on Brookes 2. Tomoaki Honma, Tomohiro Ishii, Shinya Ishikawa defeated Masayuki Kono, Kazuchika Okada, Kota Ibushi (12:37) when Honma used a Pillar Crash on Okada 3. BURN vs. DREAMS!: Matthew Anderson and Joe Doering defeated Mercennario and Brutus Magnus (13:22) when Anderson used a Yoo-Hoo Blast on Mercennario 4. Atsushi Aoki, Akihiko Ito, Satoshi Kajiwara defeated Hikaru Sato, Ryuji Hijikata, Fujita Jr. Hayato (21:58) when Aoki used an Assault Point on Hayato 5. Special Tag Match: Kensuke Sasaki [K-OFFICE] and Takashi Okita defeated Katsuyori Shibata and Manabu Soya (13:09) when Sasaki used a Northern Lights Bomb on Soya 6. Unified Heavyweight Title & Openweight Tag Team Titles Skirmish: Daisuke Sekimoto, Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara defeated Shuhei Taniguchi, Justin Tyger, Hafiz Abdurehman (23:12) when Nakajima used a Flash Cradle on Tyger
- The opening match saw Red Dragon and Tyler Volz secure their first victory as a tag team, against the Prelude To DREAMS! team of Fale Simitaitoko and Chris Brookes. Brookes caused Volz to lose control again, knocking him off the apron. As Dragon pulled the referee away, Volz mauled Brookes with a chair, hitting him multiple times, before charging Fale, spearing him off the apron! Dragon picked up the pieces, hitting Brookes with a Red Dragon Driver to make the pin!
- Tomoaki Honma made a huge statement tonight, teaming with Tomohiro Ishii and Shinya Ishikawa to battle the LAUGHTER7 group of Masayuki Kono, Kazuchika Okada, and Kota Ibushi. Honma looked to send a message to Shibata before HALO VI, and did just that, as he dropped Okada on his head with the Pillar Crash Piledriver to win the match!
- Matthew Anderson and Joe Doering looked to end their losing streak as the battled Mercennario and Brutus Magnus. The BURN team looked to have had the match in the bag, but Anderson stole control away from Mercennario. As Doering and Magnus caught the referee's attention while they brawled on the floor, Anderson grabbed his Yoo-Hoo bottle, taking a glug from it, before cracking the glass bottle across Merc's head! Anderson capitalized, slamming Merc to the mat with a Yoo-Hoo Blast to gain the win!
- In a huge junior six man, Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Atsushi Aoki teamed with Akihiko Ito and Satoshi Kajiwara to take on the team of the INFINITE Junior 2011 Hikaru Sato, Ryuji Hijikata, and Fujita Jr. Hayato. Both Aoki and Sato looked to gain an advantage before their title match at HALO VI, as the two exchanged shots and attempted to defeat each other, but the two fell to a stalemate. Aoki and Hayato squared off, before Aoki made a huge statement to Sato, as he dropped Hayato with an Assault Point to win the match!
- Kensuke Sasaki made his return to GATTACA: PRO, teaming with Takashi Okita to take on the LAUGHTER7 duo of Katsuyori Shibata and Manabu Soya. Shibata and Sasaki traded stiff shots back and forth, as Okita and Soya attempted to use their strength against each other. In the end, Sasaki made his return a good one, as he picked up Soya, dumping him with a Northern Lights Bomb to win the match!
- In the main event, Unified Heavyweight Champion Shuhei Taniguchi teamed with the number one contenders for the tag team titles, Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman, to take on the next challenger for Taniguchi's title, Daisuke Sekimoto, and Openweight Tag Team Champions, Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara. All six men were looking to go into HALO VI with an advantage, as all of them traded huge shots and moves looking to end the match in their favor. The shocking end came as Tyger and Nakajima were trading elbows, until Nakajima jumped, cracking Tyger with a huge head kick, before quickly cradling him... scoring the win! Nakajima jumped in celebration, as Tyger stumbled to his feet.
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- The opening match saw TCW’s Red Dragon, Satoshi Kajiwara, and Tyler Volz team up to battle veteran Kentaro Shiga, Shinya Ishikawa, and Chris Brookes. Dragon and Volz showed excellent teaming skills for their third teaming together. The two double teamed their opponents, wearing them down before Dragon, nailed Ishikawa with a Red Dragon Driver to score the big win over the rising star.
- In their first tag team title match since 2009, Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman teamed up to challenge the Openweight Tag Team Champions Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara. Nakajima and Miyahara used their speed against Tyger and Hafiz to take the advantage early on, but Tyger and Hafiz’s size and strength to wear the juniors down, before Hafiz locked Miyahara up, hitting him with a Dream Catcher to win the match and the titles! After the match, the new champions celebrated their first tag team titles, before they shook Nakajima and Miyahara’s hands.
- In a BURN vs. DREAM match, All Japan’s Taiyo Kea teamed with Brutus Magnus and Mercennario to battle Matthew Anderson, Joe Doering, and Fale Simitaitoko. Anderson and Doering held the advantage over the BURN team for the early part of the match, but Kea used his experience to take control, before Mercennario took Fale down, hitting an Unprettier to score the victory!
- In a huge kick fest of a match, legends Koji Kanemoto and Minoru Tanaka returned to team with Kota Ibushi to go to war with Ryuji Hijikata, Fujita Jr. Hayato, and Akihiko Ito. Countless kicks, punches, and slaps were thrown in the match back and forth, with neither team getting a clear advantage. Hijikata and Hayato looked to impress against Kanemoto and Tanaka, taking control over them, but weren’t able to maintain it. Hijikata and Ibushi battled, as Hijikata took control, hitting Ibushi with a number of strikes before hitting him with a Fisherman Suplex to win the match!
- In a heated singles match, Tomoaki Honma and Katsuyori Shibata exploded in their hate. Shibata nailed Honma with huge kicks and punches, cutting Honma’s cut open with a nasty kick to the forehead, and looked to be on track for an easy victory, but Honma began to stage a comeback blocking everything Shibata threw at him, before hitting him with a Diving Headbutt, following it up with a Pillar Crash to score the upset victory! Honma screamed in victory, as his partner Tomohiro Ishii celebrated with him. Shibata climbed to his feet, walking over to Honma and staring him down, before slapping him across the face. Honma returns the smack, before Shibata extends his hand. Honma shakes his hand, as the two go their separate ways.
- Jun Akiyama made his return to GATTACA: PRO, bringing his protégé Makoto Hashi with him to team up with Tomohiro Ishii to battle the LAUGHTER7 trio of Masayuki Kono, Manabu Soya, and Kazuchika Okada. Kono and Akiyama immediately collided, each wanting to gain the advantage over the other as their singles record is tied. The two exchanged various knee strikes and knee lifts, neither getting a clear control over the other. Soya and Ishii squared off, exchanging Lariats and showing off their strengths, but Soya gained the advantage of the match, keeping Soya down, before tagging out to Okada, who kept on the attack, but Soya fended him off using his superior strength before tagging in Hashi. Hashi looked to impress in his debut, and did just that, as he fended off Okada with his kicks. Hashi toppled Okada, before climbing to the top, looking for a Diving Headbutt…. But Okada moved! Okada rolled to his corner, tagging in Kono, who took advantage of the shaken Hashi, kneeing him four times, before hitting him with a Chokebomb. Kono climbed to the top and nailed Hashi with a Diving Kneedrop to win the match! After, Kono walked to Akiyama, staring in his face and laughing, before walking off with his team in victory!
- In a huge Mentor/Student tag match, Takashi Okita teamed with teacher Kensuke Sasaki to battle the returning team of Chris Prospect and former Unified Heavyweight Champion Satoshi Kojima! Prospect and Okita, the former partners, started the match off, locking up before trading shots. Okita took control of the match, hitting Prospect with different tackles, and moves, before Prospect dodged him, before taking control, hitting him with a kicks and strikes, trying to end the match, but couldn’t keep Okita down. Okita nailed Prospect with another tackle, before tagging out to Sasaki. Prospect rushes him, looking to topple the veteran, but Sasaki fends him off, nailing him with Lariats and elbows, keeping him on the defensive. Prospect escaped from Sasaki, stumbling to Kojima, tagging him in. Sasaki and Kojima stared off for a moment, before the two clashed, trading Lariats before going through an chop/elbow exchange, going back and forth until Sasaki cracked Kojima across the skull with an elbow, before rebounding off the ropes, hitting a Lariat! Sasaki covered Kojima. Getting a two count. Sasaki tagged out to Okita, who rushed Kojima, hitting him with elbows and forearms, before hitting him with a Football Tackle! Okita covered Kojima, looking for a shocking win… but came up short, as Kojima kicks out. Okita’s control over the former champion began to slip away, as Kojima began to fend him off, answering his elbows with elbows of his own. Kojima threw Okita into the corner, before flipping him over, climbing to the top and hitting an Elbow Drop. Kojima covered Okita, getting a two count! Kojima picked Okita up, hitting him with a Koji Cutter, before standing to his feet, ripping off his elbow pad as Okita stumbled to his feet. Kojima rebounded off the ropes, cracking Okita with a Lariat, before pinning him for the win!
- In the culmination of their rivalry in TCW, Justin Tyger wrestled his second title match of the night, challenging for the TCW Heavyweight Championship against champion Mike Bockwinkel. The two locked up in the middle of the ring, with Bockwinkel gaining the advantage, slapping Tyger into a headlock. Bockwinkel turned it around into a Hammerlock, taking Tyger down to the ground, torquing his arm. Bockwinkel held onto the hold until Tyger slid to the ropes, getting the rope break. The two stood up, locking up again, this time with Tyger getting the control, shooting Bockwinkel off, hitting him with a Jumping Knee Strike! Tyger cracked Bockwinkel with several elbows, before jumping, looking for a Body Solebutt, but Bockwinkel moved, nailing Tyger with a Clothesline! Bockwinkel stomped down on Tyger, before dropping down, grabbing his face and locking him in a Face Lock. Tyger tied to break the hold, but Bockwinkel hold on until Tyger began hitting him with elbows to the side, hitting him until Bockwinkel broke the hold. Tyger spun around, nailing Bockwinkel with a big punch to the face. Tyger climbed up as Bockwinkel staggered to his feet. Tyger slid in behind him, locking ups arms up, hitting a Full Nelson Suplex, dropping him on his head! Tyger covered Bockwinkel, but got a two count. Tyger picked Bockwinkel up, shooting him off into the corner, before rushing him, hitting a Knee Strike! Bockwinkel stumbled out of the corner, before Tyger grabbed him, hitting a Northern Lights Bomb! Tyger quickly covered Bockwinkel… getting a two count! Tyger picked Bockwinkel up, attempting another Northern Lights Bomb, but Bockwinkel slid out of it, landing on his feet and punching Tyger, before grabbing him, hitting a quick Bockwinkel Special! Tyger hits the mat, but Bockwinkel falls to the ground also, unable to capitalize! Bockwinkel crawls over to Tyger, turning him over and covering him… but Tyger grabs the rope! As Bockwinkel climbs to his feet, Tyger rolled out onto the floor, gathering himself. Bockwinkel slid out of the ring, grabbing Tyger, but Tyger was ready, popping up and hitting Bockwinkel with a number of elbows, and goes to shoot him off into the railing, but Bockwinkel reverses it, sending Tyger crashing into the railing, flipping over into the crowd. Bockwinkel walked over, grabbing Tyger, but Tyger jumped, hitting him with a knee! Tyger grabbed Bockwinkel, slamming his head down onto the rail! Bockwinkel stumbled, but quickly responded, hitting Tyger with an elbow, before slamming his head down into the railing. Bockwinkel grabbed him, flipping him back over the rail, sending him into the floor. Bockwinkel stumbled, regaining himself. Bockwinkel turned to pick Tyger up, but Tyger jumped up, tackling Bockwinkel to the floor! Tyger began raining down punches, before picking him up, sliding him in the ring, placing his head hanging off the apron. Tyger backed up, taking a breath, before charging, hitting Bockwinkel with a knee! Tyger climbed up the apron, climbing up the top rope, before diving off, looking for a Knee Drop… but Bockwinkel moved, sending Tyger crashing into the floor! Bockwinkel laid in the ring for a moment, shaking off the effects before he climbed to his feet, as Tyger laid on the ground on the outside. Bockwinkel slid out, grabbing Tyger and sliding him into the ring. Bockwinkel climbed back in, pinning Tyger… for the two count! The crowd erupted as Bockwinkel’s anger showed, as he picked Tyger up, locking his arms and lifting him up, looking for the Championship Edition… but Tyger kicked his legs wildly, causing Bockwinkel to drop him! Bockwinkel held onto his arms, still trying to it the Piledriver, but Tyger busted out of the arm lock, cracking Bockwinkel with an elbow, before jumping, hitting Bockwinkel with a Body Solebutt, following it up with a Western Lariat! Tyger kept on the attack, picking Bockwinkel up from behind, putting him on his shoulders, slinging him around, hitting an Order 66! Tyger covers Bockwinkel… getting the three count! Tyger staggered to his feet, before letting out a roar for victory, before the referee handed him his Openweight Tag Team Championship and his new TCW Heavyweight Championship, his first championships since 2009! Tyger’s stablemates, Hafiz Abdurehman, Mercennario, and Brutus Magnus came to the ring, congratulating and celebrating with him. Mercennario strapped the TCW Title around Tyger’s waist, as Tyger and Hafiz raised their tag titles in the air, clanking them together. Bockwinkel climbed to his feet, in disbelief that he lost. Tyger walked over to him, extending his hand. Bockwinkel looked down at it and scoffed, before storming out of the ring.
- Hikaru Sato, the INFINITE Junior of 2011 got his Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship match against Atsushi Aoki. The began the match with the immediately trading kicks and punches until Sato took Aoki down, attempting a number of submissions on him, but Aoki broke away from him, getting back to his feet before Sato, before punting him in the side, taking control of the match from there. Aoki focused on Sato’s neck, wearing it down for an Assault Point. Sato began making a comeback, blocking everything Aoki threw at him, answering them with kicks, before sliding behind him, nailing him with a Backdrop Suplex, sending Aoki landing on his head! Sato covered Aoki… only getting the two count! Sato kept on the attack, stomping down on him and hitting a number of moves, keeping him down, until Aoki cracked Sato with a huge elbow, sending him stumbling back, before scooping him up, hitting an Assault Point! Aoki made the cover… but only got the two count! Aoki attempted another Assault Point, but Sato slipped out of it, jumping up and nailing Aoki in the air with a huge kick! Aoki staggered, as Sato grabbed him, locking him in a Guillotine Choke! Aoki flailed around, trying to get out of the hold, but Sato kept it locked in tight! Aoki began slipped, slowing down before he slumps over. The referee checked him, getting no answer from the unconscious Aoki, before calling the match! Sato released the hold jumping up in celebration. His retired partner Munenori Sawa entered the ring, holding the championship, smiling at Sato before handing it to him. Sato held it up in victory, before resting it on his shoulder, grabbing Sawa in a big hug. Aoki regained himself, getting helped up by his partner Akihiko Ito. Sato walked over to Aoki, extending his hand, which Aoki accepted, shaking his hand. Aoki and Ito left, leaving Sato and Sawa in the ring, Sato holding his belt high. The celebration was interrupted though, as Red Dragon walked to the ring, getting on a microphone and reminded Sato that he defeated Sato in the INFINITE Junior, demanding a title shot! Sato accepted the challenge with ease, extending him hand towards Dragon to seal the deal…. But Dragon punched Sato in the face, sending him to the ground! Sato quickly grabbed Sawa, picking him up and driving the retired Sawa into the mat with a Red Dragon Driver! Sato stumbled to his feet, rushing Dragon, but Dragon bailed out of the ring, running up the ramp and laughing, as Sato checked on Sawa, all the while staring down Dragon.
- In the main event, Unified Heavyweight Champion Shuhei Taniguchi defended against his former NGF teammate, the man that holds the record for the most defenses of the title, Daisuke Sekimoto. Sekimoto. Sekimoto immediately took control of the match, cracking Taniguchi with several elbows and forearms, before taking him down with several moves. After being dominated the opening portion of the match, Taniguchi started to show signs of life, exchanging elbow strikes. Taniguchi gained the control, keeping Sekimoto on the defensive with several different suplexes, taking him down and trying to control Sekimoto with submissions, but Sekimoto powered out from his hold, before taking the advantage match, picking up Taniguchi and putting him in a Torture Rack! Sekimoto bent Taniguchi, wrenching him in half, but Taniguchi refused to give up. Sekimoto released the hold, slinging Taniguchi around, before throwing him in the air, hitting a German Suplex! Sekimoto held on, spinning back to his feet, before hitting a German Suplex Hold… getting a two count! Sekimoto tried to keep on the attack, attempting another German Suplex… but Taniguchi blocked it, sliding behind Sekimoto and hitting a German Suplex of his own! Sekimoto rolled through the Suplex, jumping to his feet and cracking Taniguchi with a Lariat! Taniguchi rolled to his feet, grabbing Sekimoto and hitting another German Suplex, before picking him up and hooking his leg… hitting a Fisherman Suplex…. Getting the three count! Taniguchi stood up in victory as the crowd gasped in surprise. Taniguchi retrieved his title, holding it up in the air, as Sekimoto stood to his feet. The two met in the center of the ring, shaking hands, before Sekimoto took the title that was once his, strapping it to Taniguchi’s waist, before leaving the ring, leaving Taniguchi to stand in his victory!
GATTACA: PRO, HALO VI (PPV) Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium
1. Special Six Man: Red Dragon [TCW], Satoshi Kajiwara, Tyler Volz defeated Kentaro Shiga [FREE], Shinya Ishikawa, Chris Brookes (8:47) when Dragon used a Red Dragon Driver on Ishikawa 2. Openweight Tag Team Championships: Justin Tyger and Hafiz Abdurehman defeated Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kento Miyahara (C) (10:18) when Abdurehman used a Dream Catcher on Miyahara (New Champions) 3. BURN vs. DREAMS Six Man: Taiyo Kea [AJPW], Brutus Magnus, Mercennario defeated Matthew Anderson, Joe Doering, Fale Simitaitoko (9:15) when Mercennario used an Unprettier on Fale 4. Special Six Man: Ryuji Hijikata, Fujita Jr. Hayato, Akihiko Ito defeated Koji Kanemoto [NJPW], Minoru Tanaka [AJPW], Kota Ibushi (13:44) when Hijikata used a Fisherman Buster on Ibushi 5. Special Singles Match: Tomoaki Honma defeated Katsuyori Shibata (9:41) with a Pillar Crash 6. Special Six Man: Masayuki Kono, Manabu Soya, Kazuchika Okada defeated Jun Akiyama [NOAH], Tomohiro Ishii, Makoto Hashi [FREE] (12:40) when Kono used a Diving Kneedrop on Hashi 7. Mentor & Student - Special Tag Match: Satoshi Kojima [NJPW] and Chris Prospect [NJPW] defeated Kensuke Sasaki [K-OFFICE] and Takashi Okita (12:35) when Kojima used a Lariat on Okita 8. TCW Heavyweight Championship: Justin Tyger defeated Mike Bockwinkel [TCW] (C) (15:10) with a Order 66 (New Champion) 9. Unified Junior Heavyweight Championship: Hikaru Sato defeated Atsushi Aoki (C) (22:35) by Referee Stoppage (Guillotine Choke) (New Champion) 10. Unified Heavyweight Championship: Shuhei Taniguchi (C) defeated Daisuke Sekimoto (25:59) with a Fisherman Suplex (3rd Defense)
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Post by Johnny Wrestling on Jan 14, 2012 12:52:14 GMT -5
GET THE CHAMPAGNE OUT, TYGER AND HAFIZ ARE THE TEAM CHAMPS! Awesome to see Tyger as a double champion. Sato and Tanaguchi winning their respective matches was also good to see. Now I wonder if the Burn vs Prelude to DREAMS feud will continue or if this was the culimination of it?
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Post by Red Dragon on Jan 16, 2012 12:02:04 GMT -5
Damn, lots of partnerships now with TCW and NWA, who next? Halo looked a fantastic show, esp with the amount of effort you put into the write up. Dragons doing well, the teaming with Tyler is looking good too. Good to see Dragon get the pin in the opener. Tyger winning the belts sets up nicley his second match with Bock. Burn/Dream stable match sound decent, got all 6 men into the big show. Liking how you've built up Magnus. The next six man sounded good too esp with Kota and Fujita on opposite sides. Mentor/Student tag match was intresting, good to see Prospects team win and a good strong style finish. Epic write up on the TCW match. Lots of knee moves from Tyger, finishers came out early but I like it. Good spot on the outside missed by Tyger. Good finish to reverse the Bock special champ edit into a series of Tyger finishes. Good main event, even if it was a shorter write up than the previous. Good luck and keep this up.
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Post by NOW that's WRESTLING on Jan 20, 2012 4:05:11 GMT -5
- Dragon getting the fall in the opening match was good. It shouldn't have happened any other way. He's already being built as a future big deal here. - Tyger and Hafiz winning the gold is awesome. It was a long road. I actually forgot about the tag titles. They didn't seem too important on Nakajima and Miyahara. They are surely worth more now. - TAIYO KEA! - Two awesome six man tags in a row. Koji and Minoru returning was great. Very surprising to see them lose though, but a good surprise. - Honma and Shibata sounded brutal. The finish was awesome, especially after with the hand shake. Very fitting. - LAUGHTER7 picking up the win was great. They seem to be a solid team. - Kojima and Sasaki in the same match? That's huge. I would've been happy with either result. - Take that, TCW! Haha. Tyger with two titles was too obvious... but it was a great ending. From the look of it, Bock will be back with vengeance. - Sato's rise to the championship was incredible. Sawa celebrating is good and... RED DRAGON! OMG! That bastard! - Amazing main event. I'm glad Taniguchi retained. A few more defenses under his belt would be nice. I am a fan of Sekimoto though. All in all, incredible show. Hopefully this isn't the last we see of GATTACA. Maybe it's time for this one to take a break so you could... you know... do some GENESIS stuff? The roster for that one is incredible... but somehow there's no Brodus Clay.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2012 18:02:45 GMT -5
Tyger Admits Financial Problems; GATTACA's Future Unsure.
- GATTACA President Justin Tyger came out today during an unscheduled press conference, admitting to everyone that GATTACA has ran into major financial problems.
"We haven't had the attendences we've been needing lately, and we were really banking on HALO VI doing great business for us, but in reality, the show only brought us a margin of what we were hoping for. We've been fighting through this for awhile, but I don't know how much longer we can realistically keep on going with the money we're losing here. I can't speak about the future of GATTACA as it stands, but the future is very uncertain as of right now."
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Post by Johnny Wrestling on Jan 22, 2012 12:16:21 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Jan 23, 2012 17:48:15 GMT -5
Tyger Announces Major Changes; New Era in GATTACA: PRO!
- Two days removed from GATTACA: PRO President Justin Tyger going public with GATTACA: PROJECT’s current financial problems and uncertain future, Tyger held a press conference to reveal GATTACA’s fate:
“GATTACA: PROJECT has hit hard times as of late. We have not been pulling in the business we’ve needed to continue. Instead of closing GATTACA’s doors and moving on, I hope to bring GATTACA out of this and keep on going for a long time. We will be scaling back as a promotion and will get smaller. I don’t want to do it, but to keep GATTACA alive, it’s something we have to do. I wish GATTACA could keep going on the way it was, but we couldn’t survive much longer if we did.
We will be losing a few of our wrestlers because of this. Daisuke Sekimoto will be returning to Big Japan, Katsuyori Shibata will go to being a freelancer again, Brutus Magnus will be returning to America, and Fale Simitaitoko will be moving on to New Japan. The Kensuke Office stable of Katsuhiko Nakajima, Kento Miyahara, and Satoshi Kajiwara will return to being freelancers under the Kensuke Office roof. All of these men can return later on, but as outsiders, and not on the main roster.
Also, we have pooled together the money to purchase the former Zepp Osaka building, where GATTACA: PRO has run a number of shows. They have closed this building and relocated to another location, and we saw this as a great opportunity to purchase the building to base GATTACA, and it will be where we will hold most, if not all of our shows. This will be good for us to have a building to avoid costs of renting various building for our shows.
This is a new era for GATTACA, it may be smaller, but I know it will be just as good, especially in the ring. The wrestlers we have are all world class talent, and I believe that we will be able to carry on from all of this. To mark this new era, we’ve debuted our new logo, and the EUGENICS line of shows is now over. Our shows will now be called FREE-WILL, and this will start with FREE-WILL 1, which will be our first show in Zepp Osaka.
I want to thank everyone that has stuck by us and supported us throughout this rough time. I hope and pray that this will enable us to carry on, and keep entertaining our fans for a long time to come.”
- Tyger went on to reveal the first card for GATTACA: PRO’s newest show “FREE-WILL”, which Tyger told, with the exception of bigger shows that will air on Samurai! TV, will stream live on the internet through Ustream.:
GATTACA: PRO, “FREE-WILL 1” Zepp Osaka
1. Takashi Okita vs. Manabu Soya 2. Hikaru Sato and Shinya Ishikawa vs. Red Dragon [TCW] and Tyler Volz 3. Tomohiro Ishii vs. Hafiz Abdurehman 4. Masayuki Kono, Kazuchika Okada, Kota Ibushi vs. Matthew Anderson, Joe Doering, Chris Brookes 5. Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito vs. Ryuji Hijikata and Fujita Jr. Hayato 6. Shuhei Taniguchi and Tomoaki Honma vs. Justin Tyger and Mercennario
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Post by Deleted on Feb 15, 2012 3:35:31 GMT -5
GATTACA: PRO, “FREE-WILL 1” (Ustream) Zepp Osaka
1. Manabu Soya defeated Takashi Okita (9:48) with a Brainbuster 2. Junior Championship Skirmish: Red Dragon [TCW] and Tyler Volz defeated Hikaru Sato and Shinya Ishikawa (11:01) when Dragon used a Red Dragon Driver on Ishikawa 3. Hafiz Abdurehman defeated Tomohiro Ishii (10:30) with a Dream Catcher 4. LAUGHTER7 vs. DREAMS!: Masayuki Kono, Kazuchika Okada, Kota Ibushi defeated Matthew Anderson, Joe Doering, Chris Brookes (12:21) when Okada used a Rainmaker on Doering 5. Special Junior Tag Match: Ryuji Hijikata and Fujita Jr. Hayato defeated Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito (14:03) when Hijikata used a Jumping Head Kick on Ito 6. Special Tag Match: Justin Tyger and Mercennario defeated Shuhei Taniguchi and Tomoaki Honma (19:40) when Mercennario used a Unprettier on Honma
- In the opening match, Manabu Soya and Takashi Okita traded huge strikes and big moves, as the two tried to use their strength to gain the advantage over the other. Okita controlled the early goings of the match, but Soya used his superior power to send Okita reeling, before slamming him down with a Brainbuster to win the match!
- Unified Junior Heavyweight Champion Hikaru Sato teamed with Shinya Ishikawa to take Sato’s first challenger, Red Dragon and his tag partner Tyler Volz. Sato showed why he’s the new champion, as he controlled Volz throughout the first portion of the match. Ishikawa showed his skill, keeping Volz down, before Volz started a comeback, keeping Ishikawa down, nearly finishing the match, but Ishikawa stayed alive. Dragon came into the match, and kept Ishikawa on the offensive. Dragon picked Ishikawa up, finishing him off with a Red Dragon Driver to win the match! After the match, Dragon slid outside, grabbing Sato’s title and raising it in the air, before throwing it at Sato.
- Hafiz Abdurehman, one half of the new Openweight Tag Team Champions, squared off against Tomohiro Ishii. Ishii used his strength to keep the advantage over Hafiz, but Hafiz battled back, trying to finish Ishii, but he busted free of Hafiz, throwing a Lariat and covering him… for the two count! Ishii tried to hit another Lariat, but Hafiz dodged it, hitting Ishii with a Dream Catcher to score the victory, in what could be considered an upset!
- In a big six man tag, three of LAUGHTER7 members, Masayuki Kono, Kazuchika Okada, and Kota Ibushi teamed to battle the Prelude To DREAMS! trio of Matthew Anderson, Joe Doering, and Chris Brookes. Ibushi and Brookes began the match, with Brookes attempting to get the advantage over the former champion, but Ibushi fended him off, taking control over the match. Both men tagged out, bringing in Kono and Anderson. Kono kept Anderson down at first, but Anderson began a comeback, controlling Kono and almost ending the match. Anderson tagged out to Doering, who also kept Kono on the offensive, but couldn’t hold control for long, as Kono soon took him over. Kono tagged in Okada, who was controlled by Doering due to his superior strength, but Okada gained the advantage, before hitting Doering with a Tombstone Piledriver, before hitting him with a Rainmaker to win the match!
- In a huge Junior Tag Match, Ryuji Hijikata and Fujita Jr. Hayato banded together to take on the long standing tag team of Atsushi Aoki and Akihiko Ito. Hayato and Aoki started the match, trading stiff kicks and punches. Neither man got a definite control, before Hayato caught Aoki with a huge knee, before tagging out to Hijikata. Hijikata kept Aoki reeling, but Aoki shook off the cobwebs from the knee, and began fending off Hijikata, as the two traded more kicks and slaps, as Aoki gained the advantage. Aoki tagged in Ito, who used his speed to keep Hijikata stumbling, but Hijikata slowed Ito down with a number of kicks to his leg, before cracking him with a Jumping Head Kick, sending Ito crumpling to the mat, covering him for the win!
- In the main event, the TCW Heavyweight and Openweight Tag Team Champion Justin Tyger teamed with BURN stablemate Mercennario to battle Unified Heavyweight Champion Shuhei Taniguchi and Tomoaki Honma. Tyger and Taniguchi‘s rivalry resparked instantly, as the two started off the match trading huge elbows. The two went back and forth, exchanging moves with neither man getting the control. The two continued to battle, until Tyger caught Taniguchi with a huge Running Knee Strike, giving him the advantage over Taniguchi. Tyger tagged out to Merc, who kept Taniguchi down, trying several times to end the match. Taniguchi caught Merc with a big elbow, before slamming him down with a number of suplexes, before tagging out to Honma. Honma hit Merc with elbows, before slamming him down. Honma climbed to the top, looking for a Diving Headbutt… but Merc moved! Honma slammed into the ground, as Merc took the opportunity to hit him with big moves, before hitting an Unprettier… to win the match! After the match, Tyger and Merc celebrated their win, before Taniguchi and Honma walked over. The two teams stared off for a moment, before they shook hands. Everyone but Tyger left the ring, as Tyger held his two titles in the air. Suddenly, Matthew Anderson slid in the ring, spinning Tyger around as crushing a Yoo-Hoo bottle on his head! Anderson held the TCW Title in the air, but Merc, Taniguchi, and Honma hit the ring, chasing Anderson out of the ring laughing.
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