Memoirs of a Booker

[Wallbanger]

Amber Allen vs. Dragon Assassin

Rei Chikanatsu vs. Tomoko Nagatsuka

Etsuko Arihyoshi and Kiko Sakakibara vs. Shojo Beatdown

HEART Saitoh vs. Raku Makuda

Daughters of Whirlocity vs. Huntress Makiko and Umeko Hotta

Megumi Nakajima vs. Otsune Tsumura

DEVIL Karube and Shiori Jippensha vs. Saori Nakadan and Yuma Maruya

 

Rather than comment on each matchup, a couple of general thoughts...

 

I feel bad for Kiko, and hope she gets a chance to shine next tour. As much as I must mark for Shojo Beatdown, I want to see Kiko in the main event, and that isn't going to happen jobbing to the future Tag Team Champs.

 

Can't bring myself to go against Makiko, would rather see her built up as a potential challenger to Nakadan. And I think you may be setting up Hotta for a swan song All-Asian run (which would conveniently free up Chitose to take a run at the Tag Titles down the road when Shojo Beatdown have them).

[ampulator]

Amber Allen vs. Dragon Assassin

Amber Allen isn't ready... yet. Does she have AAA, USPW, and/or NOTBPW commitments?

 

Rei Chikanatsu vs. Tomoko Nagatsuka

This is a bit of toss-up for me... but I have to choose.

 

Etsuko Arihyoshi and Kiko Sakakibara vs. Shojo Beatdown

Fuyuko is good... but so arrogant.

 

HEART Saitoh vs. Raku Makuda

Raku is better.

 

Daughters of Whirlocity vs. Huntress Makiko and Umeko Hotta

Maybe this is to free up Umeko Hotta.

 

Megumi Nakajima vs. Otsune Tsumura

Otsune is close... but not close enough.

 

DEVIL Karube and Shiori Jippensha vs. Saori Nakadan and Yuma Maruya

I think their team needs the win more.

[Yuu Onuki]

I feel bad for Kiko, and hope she gets a chance to shine next tour. As much as I must mark for Shojo Beatdown, I want to see Kiko in the main event, and that isn't going to happen jobbing to the future Tag Team Champs.

 

Can't bring myself to go against Makiko, would rather see her built up as a potential challenger to Nakadan. And I think you may be setting up Hotta for a swan song All-Asian run (which would conveniently free up Chitose to take a run at the Tag Titles down the road when Shojo Beatdown have them).

 

Great points. They are in my mind too. I have many of my roster that deserve much better than I do deliver to them. I would look for the shake up of things, at least minor, as the eternal door of eternal chances is closed to a crack quite soon. Somethings will be buried in Hokkaido... of this I am sure.

[Editor6]

Amber Allen vs. Dragon Assassin

Keeping her heated for her meeting with Yuma... and possibly another?

 

Rei Chikanatsu vs. Tomoko Nagatsuka

Rei seems to be favored ever so slightly over HEART

 

Etsuko Arihyoshi and Kiko Sakakibara vs. Shojo Beatdown

 

HEART Saitoh vs. Raku Makuda

And again we flip the tag team script

 

Daughters of Whirlocity vs. Huntress Makiko and Umeko Hotta

Also because I can't imagine Huntress' character taking getting pinned by Angel very well

 

Megumi Nakajima vs. Otsune Tsumura

 

DEVIL Karube and Shiori Jippensha vs. Saori Nakadan and Yuma Maruya

[Hyde Hill]

Amber Allen vs. Dragon Assassin

Rei Chikanatsu vs. Tomoko Nagatsuka

Etsuko Arihyoshi and Kiko Sakakibara vs. Shojo Beatdown

HEART Saitoh vs. Raku Makuda

Daughters of Whirlocity vs. Huntress Makiko and Umeko Hotta

Megumi Nakajima vs. Otsune Tsumura

DEVIL Karube and Shiori Jippensha vs. Saori Nakadan and Yuma Maruya

 

This diary is on so many levels on cool its uncanny.

 

Would like a return of the papers that stick and shine with the yellow of lemons and make lines clearer for all.

 

Also if the ones who have their claws still sheathed because the steppe still views them as young could be indicated to those who wish to view the situation from afar many an arigato would go Yuu's way.

[Remianen]

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"She's a baby."

 

"And you?"

 

"I was never a baby."

 

*Yuu almost believed her. That much could be quite true.*

 

Not true. She was a baby when Dayu passed. No journey begins in the middle.

 

Amber Allen vs. Dragon Assassin

Rei Chikanatsu vs. Tomoko Nagatsuka

Etsuko Arihyoshi and Kiko Sakakibara vs. Shojo Beatdown

HEART Saitoh vs. Raku Makuda

Daughters of Whirlocity vs. Huntress Makiko and Umeko Hotta

Megumi Nakajima vs. Otsune Tsumura

DEVIL Karube and Shiori Jippensha vs. Saori Nakadan and Yuma Maruya

[Yuu Onuki]

Not true. She was a baby when Dayu passed. No journey begins in the middle.

 

One of my favorite stories in 5SSW belonging to one of my favorite characters. It is the hoping time that I get to write about her in more and with smaller details. Sooner than the later. But her armor is very danger impressive and thick so far and for now.

[Sudo_Nym]

Amber Allen vs. Dragon Assassin

Hi Amber. You're jobbing.

 

Rei Chikanatsu vs. Tomoko Nagatsuka

When in doubt, fall back to your favorites.

 

Etsuko Arihyoshi and Kiko Sakakibara vs. Shojo Beatdown

Named team getting themselves established.

 

HEART Saitoh vs. Raku Makuda

I hate picking against my girls, but I have to here.

 

Daughters of Whirlocity vs. Huntress Makiko and Umeko Hotta

Hotta's getting a push before retiring. Plus, I want them to lose for rejecting my awesome name ideas.

 

Megumi Nakajima vs. Otsune Tsumura

Nakajima is awesome.

 

DEVIL Karube and Shiori Jippensha vs. Saori Nakadan and Yuma Maruya

Overlord 2 reminds me that evil always finds a way.

[Yuu Onuki]

*It was the day of the Tues in Japan yet again as music did announce where to go. Yuu Onuki had brought back local bands and noises, anything to warm up the eternally cold crowds of the north. The music played to the ever growing crowds as Yuu took each ticket personally and with voice.*

 

"Please enjoy our showing."

 

*She tore the ticket stub and returned it. In Kinki, everyone knew who she was at the shows. But in Hokkaido she was just a girl of the ticket. She did indeed enjoy that face to wear. No stories to tell except the ones she was paid for.*

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWresults/Purpledivide.jpg

 

In a bout that had a good crowd and some decent in-ring action, Kinuye Mushashibo defeated Ikuko Temko in 6:03 by pinfall with a Blue Dream.

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWresults/Purpledivide.jpg

 

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/AmberAllen.jpg vs. http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/DragonAssassin-1.jpg

 

*Dragon Assassin was in Main Event form while Amber Allen remained lost in jet lag... each of her moves were at least 8 hours behind. Things may have turned out better for Allen if she had managed to last 8 minutes.*

 

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http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWTalkingHeads/TalkingDragonAssassin.jpg

"These imports are always soft. I have bigger things on my mind tonight. You just wait and see."

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWresults/Purpledivide.jpg

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/ReiChikanatsu.jpg vs. http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/TomokoNagatsuka.jpg

 

*Tomoko Nagatsuka may not have the charisma of Rei, but she makes up for it with a very solid technical base. This combined with Rei's natural gift for connection should have made for an exciting match. But instead it quickly turned into a grounded affair with far too much time spent on the canvas. While effective for Tomoko, it did little for the crowd or the show.*

 

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http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWTalkingHeads/TalkingTomokoNagatsuka.jpg

"You can't beat us seperately. So our game plan is simple: Seperate you until the Tag Team titles are ours."

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWresults/Purpledivide.jpg

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/EtsukoArihyoshi.jpghttp://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/KikoSakakibara.jpg vs. http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/Shojobeatdown.jpg

 

*A great tag team exhibition that went terribly wrong as Kiko dictated the pace early and kept it with smart tags to the youthful and energetic Etsuko Arihyoshi. It was a formula destined for success until Etsuko tagged Kiko out with a closed fist to the temple. Strong Head Kick by Chiyeko on the rebound. Etsuko seals the deal by shoving the referee into position for the three. Shojo Beatdown + 1 stand with their arms raised over the fallen veteran Kiko.*

 

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http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWTalkingHeads/TalkingEtsukoArihyoshi.jpg

"Why? I don't need my hand held by some has been in pink. Shojo Beatdown has the right idea. Two young, hungry women joining together and making it happen on their terms. Well, I'm hungry too and I have as much talent as anyone on this roster. I'm done playing the old games."

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWresults/Purpledivide.jpg

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/HEARTSaitoh.jpg vs. http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/RakuMakuda.jpg

 

*This match had a much more serious feel to it than part one. HEART Saitoh does not play games and Raku Makuda plays only the most dangerous ones. Each miss by Rakuda was met with ferocious reactions. It was fortunate for her that she did not miss too many. High risk paid the high reward tonight.*

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWresults/DanceWithLegend4Result4.jpg

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWresults/Purpledivide.jpg

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/DaughtersofWhirlocity.jpg vs. http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/HuntressMakiko.jpghttp://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/UmekoHotta.jpg

 

*It was the Huntress Makiko show from the opening bell as Chitose and Angel seemed to be lost in their new name and theme. The damage was done in the first five minutes. Every second after that was just message after message sent from the past to the future.*

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWresults/DanceWithLegend4Result5.jpg

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWTalkingHeads/TalkingHuntressMakiko.jpg

"Cute name. That's all it takes these days right? It was a pleasure to soften up Chitose for Umeko. It will be even a greater pleasure to watch Umeko win the All-Asian title on Saturday."

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWresults/Purpledivide.jpg

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/MegumiNakajima.jpg vs. http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/OtsuneTsumura.jpg

 

*Two young women gave it their all. But one had much more to give as Otsune's steam was not enough to carry her through a main event caliber match up against Megumi Nakajima. The last 5 minutes were brutal to behold as Nakajima played with her rag doll.*

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWresults/DanceWithLegend4Result6.jpg

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWTalkingHeads/TalkingMegumiNakajima.jpg

"I'm not an idiot. I see what's going on and it makes me sick. Shori Jippensha has taken my rightful place in the main event. I should be fighting Saori tonight, not some young girl who can't finish a 15 minute match. Otsune, it will always take more than 12 minutes to put me away. Shiori, it will take you a lifetime."

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWresults/Purpledivide.jpg

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/DEVILKarube.jpghttp://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/ShioriJippensha.jpg vs. http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/SaoriNakadan.jpghttp://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWroster150/YumaMaruya.jpg

 

*Saori is in the fire and has a strong spirit as the match marches on. She fights out of the Jippensha leg lock not once but twice the very hard way from the center of the ring. Desperation tag! No!! Dragon Assassin sweeps the feet from under Yuma. Where did she come from? Saori falls against an empty corner in disbelief, cursing with frustration as DEVIL stalks. DEVIL Drop! There's no fighting out of that.*

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWresults/DanceWithLegend4Result7.jpg

 

*Saori glared at Yuma for not being there. Yuma looked tired, spent and having given her all to the match. She offered her hand to an equally spent Saori. But it was refused, and for a second time Saori left the ring with her 5SSW title under a darkening cloud. She was tired of people not being there for her. It was their fault, not hers as she slapped the fewer hands offered by the fans on the way out.*

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWTalkingHeads/TalkingDevil-1.jpg

"Saori always has an excuse, doesn't she? I told her and all of you when this began that I was the real Ms. 5SSW. Any time I lose something, I blame myself and the second that's over? I make a plan to get back what I lost. That is what this, no, my company is all about. It doesn't matter how long you've been here. No, it's all about quality and you ask any true fan of Joshi Puroresu who the number one woman right now is? Right now, it's me DEVIL Karube."

 

*The internet stream ends.*

 

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http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWresults/DanceWithLegend4Resultfinal.jpg

 

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Title Herstory..........5SSW Roster

[ampulator]

A C- is nothng to be ashamed of. Remember, the general ratio which matters (if you have the perfect show theory on) is:

 

Main Event: 70%

Sub-Main Event: 20%

Everything else: 10%

 

A D+ opener isn't that bad. Considering the size of 5SSW, this is good enough for now. What I would worry about is building more main eventers.

[Hyde Hill]

Would like a return of the papers that stick and shine with the yellow of lemons and make lines clearer for all.

 

Also if the ones who have their claws still sheathed because the steppe still views them as young could be indicated to those who wish to view the situation from afar many an arigato would go Yuu's way.

 

Cool to see the post its return.

 

Translation of the second part: It would be nice if you indicated who at this time are young lions in the roster section.

[Yuu Onuki]

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEW/joshijoshijoshi.jpg

5SSW Dance with Legend Tour Results

Tuesday, Week 4, August 2010

 

5SSW drew 133 fans to Muroran Hall for 5SSW Dance with Legend Tour in their final push before the big Hokkaido finale tentativel titled "5SSW Fearless Sensations". Yuu Onuki is rumored to be under pressure to deliver a big show for the finale, so a packed card is expected. Two title matches have been made official that we know of. It will be Chitose Ariwara defending the All-Asian title against the resurgent Umeko Hotta. The Tag Team titles will also be on the line in a match that many here are predicting to be a MOTYC. The Ultimate Devastator Lemons will defend against All Business and Shojo Beatdown. A full card is expected in the next day or two including the Main Event.

 

Yuu Onuki's return to 5SSW was the spark that brought the slumbering and decaying Joshi Juggernaut back from the brink of extinction. From her restructuring of the entire tag division to her title matches where anything can truly happen, there has been much to smile about for our favorite product. But behind the scenes all has not been golden for Yuu "The Oracle" Onuki. 5SSW has remained completely shut out from both television and PPV and it's not by design. Yuu Onuki has simply failed to secure any kind of deal from the usually hungry Japanese media. 5SSW's growth so far has been done the hard way: seat by seat by seat.

 

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Tuesday, Week 4, August 2010

GreyDoggyBagTable.forums

Dance with Legend Tour

 

ampulator: 6/7

Remianen: 6/7

Sudo Nym: 6/7

 

Wallbanger: 5/7

Editor6: 5/7

Hyde Hill: 5/7

 

Dragonmack: 4/7

 

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Noodleshop: Good show. I am happy with its book. I am not happy with its look... too many pictures now. Grr. But I like new post-match interview style... Of course yellow paper is back... it is a trademark. But I will play with other aspects to clean up picture heavy, messy clutter. It is always a project I think. Experiment.

 

I am still learning the game. I drift like Yuu sometimes... it is adrift. I say I will do one thing, and I do it. But then I do the other thing and the last one is gone away. No Drifting! This is not Tokyo!

 

Ha! I liked other tag team names, but they sounded too tough and stompy for Chitose and Angel. Daughters of Whirlocity should fit right in with things. I expect they will be joined no less than soon by a big name team as there will be shakings after "Fearless Sensations". I am not a singular yet tricky pony.

 

Thanks you for all the responses, words, votes and ideas. They are always read with very much and care.

[Yuu Onuki]

*A poster is illuminated in Hokkaido. The final act of 5SSW's play of lines collide. The eyes of the north turn but The Oracle has already become invisible, her work now with the done. She has told the future as she sees it and it will unfold just as it was said from her lips.*

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWPosters/FearlessSensations.jpg

 

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5SSW.co.jp>Full Card

 

Chitose Ariwara vs. Umeko Hotta for the 5 Star All-Asian title.

 

Amber Allen and Principessa vs. Huntress Makiko and Etsuko Arihyoshi.

 

Angel Takudome vs. Ikuko Temko vs. Kuniko Matsura

 

All Business vs. Shojo Beatdown vs. Ultimate Devastator Lemons for the 5 Star Tag Team titles.

 

Ginko Kuroda vs. Kiko Sakakibara vs. Yori Toyoshima

 

Otsune Tsumura vs. Megumi Nakajima

 

Dragon Assassin vs. Yuma Maruya

 

DEVIL Karube vs. Saori Nakadan vs. Shiori Jippensha in a 1 vs 1 vs 1 Ladder match for the 5 Star World title.

 

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*The hotel room is cluttered of mess when the maid does call. A month of Joshi women and the building does do its standing still? It is called foundation. While others slept together in rooms shared of human experience... a few enjoyed the luxury of solitude... The Lizard Queen stayed in a different place altogether while Yuu Onuki slept in her mind and alone. On the small desk a second poster sat with no light at all... obscured by the notes that were hers.*

 

http://i272.photobucket.com/albums/jj188/Ippotamus/TEWPosters/FearlessSensationsnotes.jpg

[Wallbanger]

Chitose Ariwara vs. Umeko Hotta for the 5 Star All-Asian title.

 

Hotta's swan song begins tonight, and ends when she puts over another of the hungry ones, perhaps the butterfly again.

Amber Allen and Principessa vs. Huntress Makiko and Etsuko Arihyoshi.

 

As much as I have a soft spot for Canadian women, it is not their time yet. (PS - Yuu, if you ever decide to turn Allen and Principessa heel, I lend you the name Bitch Clique, the name of a team/stable Principessa led in an old diary of mine.)

Angel Takudome vs. Ikuko Temko vs. Kuniko Matsura

 

A preview of what is to come? I like Takudome and she is the superior worker in this tandem.

All Business vs. Shojo Beatdown vs. Ultimate Devastator Lemons for the 5 Star Tag Team titles.

 

The Shojo Beatdown era begins tonight, and makes their ascendancy complete. But now you can throw the Daughters of Whirlocity into the mix as well.

Ginko Kuroda vs. Kiko Sakakibara vs. Yori Toyoshima

 

Kiko deserves this win. Kiko NEEDS this win. She has served you well, it is time for her due.

Otsune Tsumura vs. Megumi Nakajima

 

When in doubt, go with the better, more over worker. Otsune's single line doesn't fit in the uppercard picture.

Dragon Assassin vs. Yuma Maruya

 

Yuma's line was linked with Karube's through their story, but now their story is over. Time for her to make way for others.

DEVIL Karube vs. Saori Nakadan vs. Shiori Jippensha in a 1 vs 1 vs 1 Ladder match for the 5 Star World title.

 

Three title changes in the cold of Hokkaido? Yes. Nakadan has been a weak champion, I am afraid. Karube is the bedrock upon which the new Golden Age must be built.

[Remianen]

Chitose Ariwara vs. Umeko Hotta for the 5 Star All-Asian title.

 

One last opportunity to go leave on top while adding an accolade to the resume.

 

Amber Allen and Principessa vs. Huntress Makiko and Etsuko Arihyoshi.

 

Makiko is a soldier, playing at home. Much like the Giants of Yomiuri, that gives her an advantage.

 

Angel Takudome vs. Ikuko Temko vs. Kuniko Matsura

 

Kuniko is not yet ready and Ikuko's time has passed. The Daughters need momentum.

 

All Business vs. Shojo Beatdown vs. Ultimate Devastator Lemons for the 5 Star Tag Team titles.

 

I am loathe to co-sign putting a title on Higa but there's no mistaking her talent and the Lemons are due for an implosion. Plus, this would open the door for the Daughters.

 

Ginko Kuroda vs. Kiko Sakakibara vs. Yori Toyoshima

 

Some shred of dignity, some kind of moral victory, a silver lining, has to come from this tour for Kiko.

 

Otsune Tsumura vs. Megumi Nakajima

 

Meg is a favorite of mine. No one beats her (not even DEVIL).

 

Dragon Assassin vs. Yuma Maruya

 

Only because it sets up another Yuma-DEVIL program (which is money, even if the lines disagree). This is the 21st Century version of Ogiwara-Ichihara.

 

DEVIL Karube vs. Saori Nakadan vs. Shiori Jippensha in a 1 vs 1 vs 1 Ladder match for the 5 Star World title.

 

I believe DEVIL is the best (and perhaps only remaining) person able to 'make' new stars. As the standard bearer, she would be in the best position to do that.

[Editor6]

Chitose Ariwara vs. Umeko Hotta for the 5 Star All-Asian title.

Because you want to.

 

Amber Allen and Principessa vs. Huntress Makiko and Etsuko Arihyoshi

 

Angel Takudome vs. Ikuko Temko vs. Kuniko Matsura

Angel's been on a good run since discovering Whirlocity.

 

All Business vs. Shojo Beatdown vs. Ultimate Devastator Lemons for the 5 Star Tag Team titles.

All Business is here to eat the pinfall. The Beatdown will win the belts eventually.

 

Ginko Kuroda vs. Kiko Sakakibara vs. Yori Toyoshima

Because she's better than the other two.

 

Otsune Tsumura vs. Megumi Nakajima

But she remains lost in the shuffle. Perhaps this will cause her to see the light?

 

Dragon Assassin vs. Yuma Maruya

Yuma won't be hurt by a loss.

 

DEVIL Karube vs. Saori Nakadan vs. Shiori Jippensha in a 1 vs 1 vs 1 Ladder match for the 5 Star World title.

Ladder match? Huh. I'm surprised the Lizard Queen is letting you get away with this Shiori's turn has created a heel-heavy uppercard, so I think Saori hangs on because she'll have more challengers (and Yuu has expressed her dismay with the world title bouncing around)

[Hyde Hill]

Chitose Ariwara vs. Umeko Hotta for the 5 Star All-Asian title.

 

Amber Allen and Principessa vs. Huntress Makiko and Etsuko Arihyoshi.

 

Angel Takudome vs. Ikuko Temko vs. Kuniko Matsura

 

All Business vs. Shojo Beatdown vs. Ultimate Devastator Lemons for the 5 Star Tag Team titles.

 

Ginko Kuroda vs. Kiko Sakakibara vs. Yori Toyoshima

 

Otsune Tsumura vs. Megumi Nakajima

 

Dragon Assassin vs. Yuma Maruya

 

DEVIL Karube vs. Saori Nakadan vs. Shiori Jippensha in a 1 vs 1 vs 1 Ladder match for the 5 Star World title.

[Dragonmack]

Chitose Ariwara vs. Umeko Hotta for the 5 Star All-Asian title.

Loyalty and dedication is rewarded in Japan with one last run

 

Amber Allen and Principessa vs. Huntress Makiko and Etsuko Arihyoshi.

Gaijin are here to learn, not to win

 

Angel Takudome vs. Ikuko Temko vs. Kuniko Matsura

With Chitose's wings plucked tonight, one of the Whirlocity need to fly

 

All Business vs. Shojo Beatdown vs. Ultimate Devastator Lemons for the 5 Star Tag Team titles.

While Shojo Beatdown have the talent, the three way action will cost them and the Ultimate Devastator Lemons will explode with freshness once again.

 

Ginko Kuroda vs. Kiko Sakakibara vs. Yori Toyoshima

Kiko has given quite often recently, now is time for her to receive

 

Otsune Tsumura vs. Megumi Nakajima

Megumi stays strong as she is still in the hunt

 

Dragon Assassin vs. Yuma Maruya

Dragon has stepped up, but Yuma will make her step back

 

DEVIL Karube vs. Saori Nakadan vs. Shiori Jippensha in a 1 vs 1 vs 1 Ladder match for the 5 Star World title.

While it means another quick title change, this allows Saori and Shiori to fight and for DEVIL and Yuma to go back to carrying your promotion

[Sudo_Nym]

Chitose Ariwara vs. Umeko Hotta for the 5 Star All-Asian title.

Time to pass the torch.

 

Amber Allen and Principessa vs. Huntress Makiko and Etsuko Arihyoshi.

The Canadians are still proving themselves.

 

Angel Takudome vs. Ikuko Temko vs. Kuniko Matsura

Build for the future.

 

All Business vs. Shojo Beatdown vs. Ultimate Devastator Lemons for the 5 Star Tag Team titles.

Forever and ever.

 

Ginko Kuroda vs. Kiko Sakakibara vs. Yori Toyoshima

Gogogo!

 

Otsune Tsumura vs. Megumi Nakajima

Hard to call.

 

Dragon Assassin vs. Yuma Maruya

Let's see Yuma get back into the scene.

 

DEVIL Karube vs. Saori Nakadan vs. Shiori Jippensha in a 1 vs 1 vs 1 Ladder match for the 5 Star World title.

DEVIL holds onto it, Saori and Shiori continue their battle.

[ampulator]

Chitose Ariwara vs. Umeko Hotta for the 5 Star All-Asian title

I'm pretty sure this is the best time to give her title if you really want to happen.

 

Amber Allen and Principessa vs. Huntress Makiko and Etsuko Arihyoshi

Amber Allen and Principessa aren't ready to win yet.

 

Angel Takudome vs. Ikuko Temko vs. Kuniko Matsura

Can't she her losing to the other two.

 

All Business vs. Shojo Beatdown vs. Ultimate Devastator Lemons for the 5 Star Tag Team titles.

Fuyuko Higa needs to be controlled... and I think, as a team, All Business is more solid than UDL is.

 

Ginko Kuroda vs. Kiko Sakakibara vs. Yori Toyoshima

I think this goes without saying.

 

Otsune Tsumura vs. Megumi Nakajima

Again? Got to go with Megumi Nakajima.

 

Dragon Assassin vs. Yuma Maruya

This is tough... but I have to go with Yuma Maruya. This was a 50/50% match for me. On one hand, Yuma Maruya is generally a better performer. On the other, Dragon Assassin is simply the most physically dominating wrestler in 5SSW right now, that can seriously BRAWL. In fact, she has highest initial brawling stat for female wrestlers. The ability for her to brawl means she can push a match quality higher than expected. However, her performance stats... are lacking right now, which is why I thought Yuma Maruya should go over.

 

DEVIL Karube vs. Saori Nakadan vs. Shiori Jippensha in a 1 vs 1 vs 1 Ladder match for the 5 Star World title.

Like everyone else said, most deserving.

[Yuu Onuki]

 

 

*It is Tuesday, somewhere again.*

 

*It is Joshi Puroresu*

 

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5 STAR SUPREME WRESTLING FEARLESS SENSATIONS: 8.28.10

 

 

5SSW All-Asian Title Match: Chitose Ariwara © vs. Umeko Hotta

 

Circling to start, then a lockup. Chitose gets a waistlock, Umeko trades it in for a top wristlock. She throws Chitose down, then nails her with a knee. Chitose gets up and gets her wristlock back. Umeko reverses, but Chitose rolls up and gets an armbar. Umeko throws her down again. But Chitose gets right back up and grabs a headlock this time. Chitose seems to want to out wrestle the veteran. Umeko shoots her to the ropes, but Chitose comes back with a shoulder. Umeko leapfrogs, but Chitose stops short and gets a kick to the back, leaps out of a corner charge, then drop kicks Umeko in the back of her head. Quick sequence, as Umeko looks a little slow compared to the younger Chitose. Umeko takes some space and puts her hands on her hips, staring holes into Chitose who finally charges straight into a clothesline. Ah, youth. Umeko takes Chitose to the corner and kicks her repeatedly. Kicks turn to stomps, then a boot into a blatant choke until the referee counts a break. Out of the corner, Umeko gets a suplex and cover for 2. She applies a top wristlock, again slowing it down to her pace. Chitose gets up and out, but Umeko nails her with a Kitchen Sink for two. Umeko gets a chinlock. Chitose tries to get up again, but Umeko slugs her back down to the mat. In control again Umeko sends her to the ropes via a Japanese Whip, Wheel Kick! Umeko rolls through and off the ropes before dropping a heavily braced knee across Chitose's naked skull. Umeko finally gets some heat for that from the crowd, so she does it a second time just to be sure. Chitose cries out and there is sympathy to be had.

Umeko drags Chitose up by the hair and pushes against her, Japanese Whip is reversed and on the rebound Chitose hits a flying forearm. Chitose tries a backslide, but can't quite get it. Umeko to the corner, Chitose hits a mounted corner punch but is shoved off, Chitose mounts again but Umeko gets her hands up. Double Handed Choke Bomb! 2! Chitose is too close to the ropes so Umeko kicks her away. Up by the arm, Japanese Whip to the corner where Chitose is plastered by the Flying Knee Strike! Gravity does the rest as Chitose falls heavy to the canvas for 3.

 

Official Result: In a bout that had a good crowd and some decent in-ring action, Umeko Hotta defeated Chitose Ariwara in 13:53 by pinfall with a Flying Knee Strike. Umeko Hotta wins the 5 Star All-Asian title.

 

• Chitose Ariwara seemed off her game tonight.
  

• Chitose Ariwara is improving in Technical skills.
  

Rating: D+

 

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"This match wasn't special to me at all. That's the difference between the old guard and the new. They're looking for special moments to keep them going. This is just what I do. You can talk about age and guess about my retirement date all you want. The fact of the matter is that until one of these "special" girls, like Chitose, that are supposedly the future of this company in my sport puts me down? I am and will be the All-Asian champion. That's all."

 

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Amber Allen and Principessa vs. Huntress Makiko and Etsuko Arihyoshi

 

Amber and Etsuko to begin, arm bar and a tag to Principessa. They go for a double suplex after some mis-communication. Huntress in, nails Principessa and this allows Etsuko to beat her down and cover for 2. Tag to Huntress, boot by Principessa but Huntress just levels her with a clotheline and covers for 2. Huntress is directing her teams every move, and its paying off with control of the ring. Tag back to Etsuko and a slam, elbow drops, but then she misses a leg drop. Rollout, up and a Dropkick by Principessa, both women down. Both women slow to move, Etsuko tags in Huntress and Amber gets the tag in as well. Amber tosses Etsuko, rights to Huntress, clotheslines and then a dropkick but Huntress evades. Neckbreaker by Huntress, who rolls through seamlessly into the Makiko Clutch! Tight! Insta-Tap!

 

Official Result: In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, Huntress Makiko and Etsuko Arihyoshi defeated Amber Allen and Principessa in 5:52 when Huntress Makiko defeated Principessa by submission with a Makiko Clutch.

 

• Huntress Makiko was really off her game tonight.
  

• The colour commentary gave the match a boost.
  

• Amber Allen is improving in Technical skills.
  

Rating: D+

 

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"Everyone knows I'm better than this match. Everybody. So why waste breath and time on it. It's in the books where it belongs, with my name on it."

 

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Angel Takudome vs. Ikuko Temko vs. Kuniko Matsura

 

They circle and then back away. Wristlock by Kuniko, arm drags by Angel to Ikuko. Ikuko with rights to Kuniko, but Kuniko gets the face buster to Ikuko. Angel slingshots in, but Ikuko catches her with a big, levelling boot. Kuniko sneaks in and rolls Ikuko up for 2. Kuniko whipped to the corner, Angel charges and eats a boot instead of victory. DDT try, Ikuko breaks it up and chops away at Angel. Angel set up top, Kuniko back in and Ikuko nails her. Suplex in the hard way, but Kuniko floats over and rolls up Ikuko for 2 as Angel flew in with a dropkick to break it up. Ikuko with a suplex to Angel, followed by some forearm shots. Off the ropes and Angel set on the top, but she counters and pulls Ikuko to the floor. Kuniko flies out, but Ikuko catches her and hot shots her off of the railing throat first. Snap mare and kick by Ikuko to Angel on the floor. Power has its advantage, but the youngsters are still setting the pace. Back in the ring goes Angel and rams Kuniko off of the steel post! Ikuko tosses her in and climbs the apron, but Angel with a springboard dropkick to Ikuko and she flies to the floor never to be seen again. Angel drags Kuniko into position and gets the Red Rock Press! for the win.

 

Official Result: In a bout that had a good crowd and some decent in-ring action, Angel Takudome defeated Ikuko Temko and Kuniko Matsura in 11:18 when Angel Takudome defeated Kuniko Matsura by pinfall with a Red Rock Press.

 

Rating: D

 

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"I'm really sad about Chitose. She was a good Champion and I know it meant a lot to her. I tried my best tonight and it was good. I think we can make a good run together until she is ready to get her title back. I know she will want another shot at Umeko especially after all those things she said about us, the young people trying to make it here."

 

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5SSW Tag Team Titles match: All Business vs. Shojo Beatdown vs. Ultimate Devastator Lemons ©

 

Raku and Rei to start. Raku chokes her all the way to the corner and it is broke by the referee. Rei bails to the floor, back in now and Raku levels her with a pair of clotheslines and punches away at her in the corner. Tag to Tomoko, double suplex and Tomoko sinks in a standing armbar while taunting HEART. Tag back to Raku now, and she chops away at Rei. Any corner will do now as Rei tags in Fuyuko of Shojo Beatdown. Dropkick for her trouble. Lariat to Raku as she quickly asserts herself in the center of the ring. Japanese whip into the ropes, leg lariat to Raku for 2. Fuyuko sets for the Green Driver, but Raku reverses into a sunset flip for barely 1. Out the back door and tags in Rei who is still trying to remember what day it is. Fuyuko tags to Chiyeko who blasts Rei with a Strong Head Kick!. Shojo stalks... stalking... stalking... Flip of Empires! 3! And this match has just lost some of its zingy after taste. We are down to two teams as both sides re-group. There will be new Tag Team champions crowned tonight. Fuyuko catches Raku, and as she tries the Green Driver, Raku gets a single arm DDT for 2. Raku now chokes her out as the referee is distracted by Tomoko. Heel powers activate. Fuyuko fights out, but Raku tries to set up for the Rain Shell, but Fuyuko gets an Osaka slam. Both women count their stars before getting to their feet again. Head scissors to Raku. Covers Raku for 2. Enziguri to Fuyuko who stumbles back into her own corner. Chiyeko tag in hot off the top rope, Missle Dropkick! Raku is literally turned upside down and sideways. Up on Fuyuko's shoulders and Chiyeko off the ropes with speed, Flip of Empires! Fuyuko locks up Tomoko in the ropes as Chiyeko picks up the 3.

Official Result: In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Shojo Beatdown defeated Ultimate Devastator Lemons and All Business in 12:18; the order of elimination was Ultimate Devastator Lemons first, and finally All Business. Shojo Beatdown win the 5 Star Tag Team titles.

 

Rating: C

 

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"Satisfied? We are just getting started, trust me. 5SSW is getting old and tired. But instead of having grace and bowing out? They want to stay in this business and rob from the true future... our future. Week after week these veterans come out here and tell us how it's going to be? Not anymore, we have the Tag Team Titles, which means we say how things are going to happen. We are keeping these, not for ourselves but for the future."

 

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Ginko Kuroda vs. Kiko Sakakibara vs. Yori Toyoshima

 

Here we go. Ginko and Yori look to team up on the veteran Kiko. Chops by Kiko, but Ginko with a spine buster. Basement dropkick by Yori. Tornado DDT try by Ginko, but Kiko out with a sunset flip for 2. Kiko rams Ginko to the corner, and gets a drop toe hold on a charging Yori. Leg drop by Kiko to Yori. Baseball slide by Kiko to Yori as Ginko avoided her. Kamakazi Dive by Ginko to Yori, and then an Asai Moonsault by Kiko into the carnage. All three women are down and out in Hokkaido.

Yori up first and connects with a tornado DDT for 2. Ginko back in with a backdrop suplex to Kiko. She then rams Kiko face repeatedly into the mat. Ah, youth. Ginko and Yori talk and a double suplex to Kiko. They argue over the pin, which turns to violence. Rights by both women until Kiko with a double dropkick to both. Ginko rams into Yori and Ginko gets a roll up for 2. Drop toehold to Ginko into Yori. Serenity! try, Ginko reverses and gets a brain buster for 2. Kick by Kiko, and a side Russian leg sweep by Yori. Ginko tries to set up Yori with a Japanese whip but Kiko catches Yori and gets a running power bomb instead. 2! Ginko breaks that up! Enziguri by Kiko on the turnaround, Kingdom Quake! and Kiko pins Ginko.

 

Official Result: In a bout that had a good crowd and some decent in-ring action, Kiko Sakakibara defeated Ginko Kuroda and Yori Toyoshima in 8:05 when Kiko Sakakibara defeated Ginko Kuroda by pinfall with a Kingdom Quake.

 

Rating: D+

 

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"Really? Hmm, I never really thought about it like that. Young. Old. I don't know. I just try my best. It was really hard tonight when those two were working together. I just had to wait for them to fall apart. It always happens like that. If it didn't, I would have been in real trouble. Next? I'll watch Otsune's match for sure. She's my number one. Hopefully we both come out of Hokkaido with some momentum."

 

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Otsune Tsumura vs. Megumi Nakajima

 

Lock up and a wristlock by Megumi who does not have on her happy face. Snap mare by Megumi and a roll up for 2. Arm drags and an arm bar by Megumi. Megumi is tossed to the floor, but pulls Otsune out and gets a body slam on the floor. Otsune back in and Megumi with a sudden back elbow. They battle to the ring apron and Megumi slams Otsune off of it. Megumi charges off the apron but Otsune moves and Megumi eats the railing. Back in the ring and Otsune covers for 2. Forearm shots by Otsune, followed by a side back breaker for 2. Megumi with rights tries to fight back, clothesline by Megumi. Off the second rope and a kick by Megumi. Powerbomb try, but Otsune with a DDT counter for 2! Dropkick by Otsune and a cover another cover for 2. Megumi with rights to Otsune, but chops are returned. Off the ropes and Megumi with a dropkick to the back of Otsune's favorite head. They fight to their feet, and rapid fire forearm shots by Megumi. Spin kick by Otsune and then another. DDT by Otsune gets 2! Megumi to her feet and tries the Straight Jacket, reversal and a roll up by Otsune, no Sharp Shooter! Otsune has it locked in deep! Megumi fights, and gets the ropes. Otsune has Megumi and boots away on her. Japanese whip by Otsune, reversal and a Tornado DDT by Megumi gets a close 2! Japanese Leg sweep by Otsune. She calls for the finish on very rubbery legs. Yakuza Kick! No! Megumi goes low road and out to the apron. Missile dropkick misses by Megumi! Two handed face plant by Otsune. Boots to Megumi by Otsune, but they are lacking force as Otsune is running past empty. Japanese whip, Otsune charges, misses and running Powerbomb by Megumi to the corner! That was ridiculous and the rest is academic. Megumi grabs the exhausted Otsune, Nakajima Straightjacket! 3!

 

Official Result: In a bout that had a good crowd and some decent in-ring action, Megumi Nakajima defeated Otsune Tsumura in 15:52 by pinfall with a Nakajima Straight Jacket.

 

• Megumi Nakajima was visibly tiring toward the end.
  
• Otsune Tsumura was exhausted by the end.
  
• The announcing quality lifted the match.
  
• The colour commentary gave the match a boost.
  

 

Rating: D+

 

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"That match meant nothing to me, isn't that obvious? It was all for Otsune and she choked not once but twice. So go ask her about it. The only thing I care about is my title shot, I've earned it and I'm going to collect it."

 

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Two out of Three Falls: Dragon Assassin vs. Yuma Maruya

 

Lock up and Yuma with a headlock. Dragon with an arm drag, wristlock now and reversals. Yuma with a side headlock but Dragon escapes until Yuma gets a dropkick. Off the ropes and knee by Dragon and then clubbing rights as she finds her style. Japanese whip reversal and Yuma to the apron, but Dragon has her into a back breaker that gets 2. Boots by Dragon now, and another back breaker for another 2. Stiff Japanese whip and Yuma is down. Dragon locks in a full choke with her legs for the 5 count break. It's all Dragon now, snap mare and rear choke by Dragon. Yuma and the crowd fights to its feet only to eat a dropkick and Dragon covers for another 2! Chops by Dragon, lefts back by Yuma. Chops back and forth and a clothesline by Yuma! Elbows and a cover for 2 by Yuma. Off the ropes and a jaw breaker over the ropes to Dragon. Sling shot, inverted splash by Yuma for 2, no 3! Dragon is lost in disbelief which only helps Yuma try for the rolling DDT, blocked and Dragon with a third back breaker for a third 2! Press slam drop into Dragon's knees gets her 2 plus! Crowd is LOVING this match as it descends into Scrap Town, Japan. Dragon picks up Yuma, surprise package by Yuma gets 2. High kick by Yuma, rolling DDT! and Dragon is placed dead eye. Yuma up top, YUMA Special to Dragon! That's it!

 

Official Results: In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Yuma Maruya defeated Dragon Assassin in 14:31 by two straight falls, with the final fall happening by pinfall with a YUMA Special.

 

Rating: C

 

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"Dragon, she might belong up in the Main Event but she's going to have to pick another path. Dragon, don't ever mistake my looks and attitude for weakness because I earned my place while you were free lancing the indies trying to get in. You want my place? Take it from me head on if you can and stay out of my business. That's what the fans of 5SSW want to see."

 

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5SSW World Title match: Ladder: DEVIL Karube vs. Saori Nakadan © vs. Shiori Jippensha

 

DEVIL saves everyone a lot of time and effort by dragging a ladder behind her and into the ring during her entrance. Saori brings the World Title and Shiori brings a mouth that won't stop talking as she points to her bad self. With all of the ingredients in or hanging above the the ring, they get underway. All 3 women stare down. Slap to Saori by Shiori and here we go! DEVIL with boots to Saori, now Shiori as well. They take turns and then DEVIL tosses Shiori down. Chops by Shiori now, and a corner whip and Saori is down. DEVIL with chops now and then boots to Saori. Right to DEVIL by Shori. Back elbow to DEVIL now and then an elbow drop by Shiori to her. Arm drag by Saori to Shiori who is quick to her young feet. Too quick, Flapjack by Saori to Shiori. Catches her for a Nakadan Spike, but tosses her to the floor instead! DEVIL is off the top with a reverse elbow for 2! Suplex to Saori now and then a dropkick. Saori fights up with rights now but DEVIL back with chops. Boots to Saori now and whipped to the opposite corner. Boot by Saori and follows with rights to DEVIL. Shiori is still on the floor as DEVIL gets the bulldog to Saori. She tosses Saori to the floor and then follows. Saori rammed to the barrier. DEVIL tries a suplex, Saori reverses it into a DDT on the ladder on the floor! Hello Shiori, she rolls the ladder in to the ring and starts to climb. Saori senses it and fights to her feet, catching Shiori about halfway up. They climb, they punch until Saori gets a hand full of hair. It's enough to set the Nakadan Spike from the Ladder! and nobody is moving after that as the title sways lonely overhead.

DEVIL up first, crawls back inside and nails Saori who was just getting her feet under her. Shiori is still spiked which leaves DEVIL standing in the middle of the carnage, iconic. The crowd cheers her in her bried statuesque moment. She is DEVIL Karube and she is the baddest thing on Planet Japan. DEVIL takes her turn at climbing the ladder. Shiori lives! She grabs the only thing she can reach, DEVIL's leg and jerks it through the rungs. DEVIL hung up in the ladder, Elevated Jippensha Leglock!? Shiori sets it, and lets gravity destroy whatever is left. The crowd love it only more when Saori knocks the whole mess over into a heap of ladder, limbs and rope. Shiori back to her feet, Jippensha Leglock locked in! Saori fights out, but Shiori gets up and hits a springboard dropkick! Back to the leglock on Saori! Saori taps out furiously but this is a ladder match. This is also a triple threat as DEVIL off the top with a leg drop across the throat of the prone Shiori. Saori breaks free from the leglock but that is about all she has left as she holds her knee to her chest. DEVIL retrieves a staggered Shiori, DEVIL Drop! She looks down at Saori and the fans want one more. Is that a smile on her face, DEVIL Drop to Saori! There are only two things standing now, DEVIL and her ladder. DEVIL climbs the ladder and retrieves the World Title. She stands alone atop the battered ladder and looks down on everything that is 5SSW with the Champion's eyes again

 

Official Result: DEVIL defeated both Saori Nakadan and Shiori Jippensha by retrieving the item.

 

• Saori Nakadan was visibly tiring toward the end.
  
• The DEVIL never dies storyline has continued with this match.
  

 

Rating: C+

 

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[ampulator]

Holy moly.... good show!!! It looks like I got all most of my predictions right. I just want to point out a Ladder match isn't exactly out of the question... I hope no one was injured, though.

[Dragonmack]

DANG!! Only one tag match away from joshimpeccability!!!

[ampulator]

DANG!! Only one tag match away from joshimpeccability!!!

Yeah, me too.

 

Hey, look at the bright side; Dragon Assassin is up and up!

 

Edit: Oops, it's TWO for me, actually.

[Wallbanger]

Great show!