Generic Heel 104 Posted July 13, 2014 Author Share Posted July 13, 2014 It's time for the last day of the Kitozon Cup and we're in Ishikawa Stadium with 12,936 people in attendance. Pre-Show A. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Pavel Vanzycha, Edo Phoenix IV, Hypnotiq Jr, KAZ and Bairei Yasujiro defeated KC Glenn, Orange Tsuchie, Toju Munkata, Tobei Sugimura and Yuki Horigoshi in 13:48 when KAZ defeated Tobei Sugimura by pinfall with a Super Rana. Rating: 68 Pre- Show B. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Oleg Dorosklov, Bussho Makiguchi, Natsu Miyamae, Sanetomo Shiraishi and Sessue Kawate defeated Ieyoshi Shimakage, Tatsuya Toshitala, Atsumori Takemura, Tsurayuki Kamachi and Taro Shionoya in 13:53 when Oleg Dorosklov defeated Taro Shionoya by submission with a Cross Armlock. Rating: 74 Notes: Shionoya was off his game tonight 1. Block B In a match that had some good action and average heat, Roy Edison defeated Eiji Hamacho in 10:37 by submission with an Arm Bar. Rating: 72 2. Block B In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Tanyu Toshusai defeated Nissho Yuasa in 8:38 by pinfall with a Dangerous Brainbuster. Rating: 70 Notes: Toshusai was off his game tonight. 3. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Kansuke Konda defeated MYSTIC Dragon, Sensational Dragon and Red Panther in 13:44 when Kansuke Konda defeated Red Panther by pinfall with a Thunder Driver. Rating: 80 4. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Magnum Kobe defeated Jin Miyamoto in 6:16 by submission with a Magnum Deathlock. Rating: 82 5. Block A In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Tadakuni Toshusai defeated Heihachiro Sakai in 14:26 by pinfall with a Shock Treatment. Rating: 80 6. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Billy Russell defeated Fumihiro Ota in 9:02 by pinfall with a Grounded Knee Flurry. Rating: 82 7. Block A In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Mitsunari Fugunaga defeated Tasuku Iesada in 22:01 by pinfall. Rating: 75 8. Block B In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Yasunobu Masuno defeated Greg Keith in 13:38 by submission with a Masuno Deep Sleeper. Rating: 74 9. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Adam Matravers and Hell Monkey defeated Shiomi & VENOM in 10:47 when Adam Matravers defeated Yoshii Shiomi by pinfall with a Mile High Moonsault. Rating: 80 10. Block B In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Hiroaki Nakasawa defeated Matthew Keith in 25:56 by pinfall with a H-Bomb. Rating: 81 11. Block A In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Kinnojo Horri defeated Yasuhiko Taira in 10:17 by pinfall with a Destiny Bomb. Rating: 75 12. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Elemental III defeated Marihito Masuko in 23:44 by pinfall with an Inferno Splash. Rating: 82 13. Block A In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Masaaki Okazaki defeated Kuemon Hotta in 26:09 by submission with an Angular Arm Bar. Rating: 79 Overall rating: 80 - no change to our overness Current Kitozon Cup Standings Block A Masaaki Okazaki - 18 points - winner! Yasuhiko Taira - 15 points Tadakuni Toshusai - 15 points Kinnojo Horri - 15 points Mitsunari Fugunaga - 12 points Tasuku Iesada - 6 points Kuemon Hotta - 3 points Heihachiro Sakai - 0 points Block B Hiroaki Nakasawa - 21 points - winner! Yasunobu Masuno - 18 points Roy Edison - 15 points Tanyu Toshusai - 12 points Eiji Hamacho - 9 points Greg Keith - 4 point Matthew Keith - 4 point Nissho Yuasa - 0 points Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 13, 2014 Author Share Posted July 13, 2014 News before Pride of Winners: I forgot to mention that before the last show, Elemental II was upset after Tadakuni Toshusai pulled a prank on him. I took the fatherly approach with Toshusai, which seems to have worked well with him and the locker room. American Elemental is fit and ready to go for his Junior Championship match with Elemental III. BHOTWG alum Masutaro Kataoka has announced his impending retirement. Elmo Benson has signed a non-exclusive contract extension with TCW. Mick Muscles defeated the leaving Nicky Champion for the USPW World Championship at the USPW Apple Pie and Wrestling! PPV. CGC put on a solid pay-per-view effort with The Battle Beyond, which was main evented by Alex DeColt defending the CGC World Championship against Ryan Powell. Canadian Biff the Bruiser has retired, and is now available as a road agent. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 14, 2014 Author Share Posted July 14, 2014 This is the announced card for Pride of Winners, our final PPV of this tour! The Finals of the Kitozon Cup: Hiroaki Nakasawa (King of Fighters champion) vs. Masakki Okazaki (BHOTWG World Champion) BHOTWG Junior World Championship: American Elemental vs. Elemental III © BHOTWG World Tag Team Championship: Cult of Adrenaline (Mitsunari Fugunaga and Roy Edison vs. Team INSPIRE (Tadiyuki Kikkawa and Tasuku Iesada) © BHOTWG Junior World Tag Team Championship: Hell Monkey and Adam Matravers vs. Fumihiro Ota and Greg Black © Kitozon Cup Consolation Match: Block A (Yasuhiko Taira, Tadakuni Toshusai, Kinnojo Horri, Kuemon Hotta and Heihachiro Sakai) vs. Block B (Yasunobu Masuno, Tanyu Toshusai, Greg Keith, Matthew Keith and Nissho Yuasa) Special Guest Appearance: Bussho Makiguchi vs. MYSTIC Dragon Sensational Dragon vs. Magnum Kobe Billy Russell vs. Kansuke Konda Sanetomo Shiraishi and Sessue Kawate vs. Chuichi Sanda and Eiji Hamacho I've also realized that I need to give Mitsunari Fugunaga a finisher. Therefore, whoever predicts the most of the above matches correctly will have the right to name Fugunaga's new finisher and if it is an impact, pinfall or submission move. I'll post the results in about 24 hours, so get your entries in soon! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rickymex Posted July 14, 2014 Share Posted July 14, 2014 The Finals of the Kitozon Cup: Hiroaki Nakasawa (King of Fighters champion) vs. Masakki Okazaki (BHOTWG World Champion) BHOTWG Junior World Championship: American Elemental vs. Elemental III © BHOTWG World Tag Team Championship: Cult of Adrenaline (Mitsunari Fugunaga and Roy Edison vs. Team INSPIRE (Tadiyuki Kikkawa and Tasuku Iesada) © BHOTWG Junior World Tag Team Championship: Hell Monkey and Adam Matravers vs. Fumihiro Ota and Greg Black © Kitozon Cup Consolation Match: Block A (Yasuhiko Taira, Tadakuni Toshusai, Kinnojo Horri, Kuemon Hotta and Heihachiro Sakai) vs. Block B (Yasunobu Masuno, Tanyu Toshusai, Greg Keith, Matthew Keith and Nissho Yuasa) Special Guest Appearance: Bussho Makiguchi vs. MYSTIC Dragon Sensational Dragon vs. Magnum Kobe Billy Russell vs. Kansuke Konda Sanetomo Shiraishi and Sessue Kawate vs. Chuichi Sanda and Eiji Hamacho Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wolfman84 Posted July 14, 2014 Share Posted July 14, 2014 The Finals of the Kitozon Cup: Hiroaki Nakasawa (King of Fighters champion) vs. Masakki Okazaki (BHOTWG World Champion) BHOTWG Junior World Championship: American Elemental vs. Elemental III © BHOTWG World Tag Team Championship: Cult of Adrenaline (Mitsunari Fugunaga and Roy Edison vs. Team INSPIRE (Tadiyuki Kikkawa and Tasuku Iesada) © BHOTWG Junior World Tag Team Championship: Hell Monkey and Adam Matravers vs. Fumihiro Ota and Greg Black © Kitozon Cup Consolation Match: Block A (Yasuhiko Taira, Tadakuni Toshusai, Kinnojo Horri, Kuemon Hotta and Heihachiro Sakai) vs. Block B (Yasunobu Masuno, Tanyu Toshusai, Greg Keith, Matthew Keith and Nissho Yuasa) Special Guest Appearance: Bussho Makiguchi vs. MYSTIC Dragon Sensational Dragon vs. Magnum Kobe Billy Russell vs. Kansuke Konda Sanetomo Shiraishi and Sessue Kawate vs. Chuichi Sanda and Eiji Hamacho Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 15, 2014 Author Share Posted July 15, 2014 It's time for Burning Hammer's Pride of Winners 2013! We're in Izumo Football Stadium in front of 18,684 and are live on pay-per-view! Pre-Show A. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Totoya Munakata defeated Tigre Salvaje Jr, El Diablo and X-Calibre in 7:51 when Totoya Munakata defeated El Diablo by submission with an Angled Leg Lock. Rating: 51 Pre-Show B. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Hitomaro Suzuki, Ieyoshi Shimakage, Natsu Miyamae and Kadonomaro Kamisaka defeated Murai Enomoto, Atsumori Takemura, Omezo Shikitei and Tsurayuki Kamachi in 11:52 when Natsu Miyamae defeated Murai Enomoto by pinfall with a Miyamae Spoiler. Rating: 78 Pre-Show C. In a bout that featured great action but not much in the way of heat, Hachigoro Maeda, Haru Kurofuji, Hyosuke Kokan, Reijiro Hiraki and White Samurai defeated Golden Scorpion, The Awesome Kiyaru, Jin Miyamoto, KC Glenn and Marihito Masuko in 13:44 when Reijiro Hiraki defeated Jin Miyamoto by pinfall with an Amber Piledriver. Rating: 80 1. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Ota & Black defeated Adam Matravers and Hell Monkey in 12:43 when Greg Black defeated Adam Matravers by pinfall with a Fade To Black. Ota & Black make defence number 1 of their Burning Junior Tag Team titles. Rating: 86 2. In a bout that featured great action but not much in the way of heat, Oleg Dorosklov defeated Tatsuya Toshitala in 7:46 by submission with a Cross Armlock. Rating: 72 3. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Sanda & Hamacho defeated Kawate & Shiraishi in 8:32 when Eiji Hamacho defeated Sessue Kawate by pinfall with a Hamacho Sledge 2K. Rating: 75 4. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Shiomi & VENOM defeated American Panther in 12:23 when Yoshii Shiomi defeated Red Panther by submission with a Sublime Crossface. Rating: 85 5. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Billy Russell defeated Kansuke Konda in 23:50 by submission with a Twisting Arm Lock. Rating: 76 6. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Bussho Makiguchi defeated MYSTIC Dragon in 13:47 by pinfall with a Blazing Elbow. Rating: 81 Notes: at times this match drifted due to a lack of psychology 7. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Magnum Kobe defeated Sensational Dragon in 13:48 by submission with a Magnum Deathlock. Rating: 84 Notes: this match suffered due to a lack of selling 8. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Yasuhiko Taira, Tadakuni Toshusai, Kinnojo Horri, Kuemon Hotta and Heihachiro Sakai defeated Yasunobu Masuno, Tanyu Toshusai, Greg Keith, Matthew Keith and Nissho Yuasa in 24:17 when Kinnojo Horri defeated Nissho Yuasa by pinfall with a Destiny Bomb. Rating: 91 9. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Cult Of Adrenaline defeated Team INSPIRE in 15:11 when Mitsunari Fugunaga defeated Tasuku Iesada by submission with a Rear Naked Choke. Cult Of Adrenaline win the Burning World Tag Team titles. Rating: 78 Notes: Edison was off his game tonight. 10. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Elemental III defeated American Elemental in 25:33 by pinfall with an Inferno Splash. Elemental III makes defence number 9 of his Burning Junior Championship title. Rating: 89 11. In a match that had excellent in-ring action and great heat from the audience, Hiroaki Nakasawa defeated Masaaki Okazaki in 31:42 by pinfall with a H-Bomb. Hiroaki Nakasawa wins the Kitozon Cup title. Rating: 87 Overall rating: 87 - this increased our popularity in 8 regions. After the show, I gave a hug to both Nakasawa and Okazaki and pointed out American Elemental as a good example. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 15, 2014 Author Share Posted July 15, 2014 The Finals of the Kitozon Cup: Hiroaki Nakasawa (King of Fighters champion) vs. Masakki Okazaki (BHOTWG World Champion) BHOTWG Junior World Championship: American Elemental vs. Elemental III © BHOTWG World Tag Team Championship: Cult of Adrenaline (Mitsunari Fugunaga and Roy Edison vs. Team INSPIRE (Tadiyuki Kikkawa and Tasuku Iesada) © BHOTWG Junior World Tag Team Championship: Hell Monkey and Adam Matravers vs. Fumihiro Ota and Greg Black © Kitozon Cup Consolation Match: Block A (Yasuhiko Taira, Tadakuni Toshusai, Kinnojo Horri, Kuemon Hotta and Heihachiro Sakai) vs. Block B (Yasunobu Masuno, Tanyu Toshusai, Greg Keith, Matthew Keith and Nissho Yuasa) Special Guest Appearance: Bussho Makiguchi vs. MYSTIC Dragon Sensational Dragon vs. Magnum Kobe Billy Russell vs. Kansuke Konda Sanetomo Shiraishi and Sessue Kawate vs. Chuichi Sanda and Eiji Hamacho Congratulations, Rickymex! You beat Wolfman 6 to 5, so you get to pick and name Fugunaga's finisher! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 15, 2014 Author Share Posted July 15, 2014 We're going to run two more American shows, running both in California. SWF has expanded to the International level of popularity. TCW has also expanded to the National level of popularity. GCG hosted their Heroes Will March On PPV, with an overall rating of 85. Toshiharu Hyobanshi beat Haruki Kudo to retain the GCG World Heavyweight Championship in the main event. 4C's One Night Only was last night, and Sayeed Ali defeated Antonio Del Veccio for their World Championship. Veccio held the belt for just over a year. This is Ali's fourth time as champion. And... that was it. What a boring week. Oh, we also added some talent for the American shows. It should be fun. Edit: And I advanced to the booking screen for our first show... apparently Kazutoshi Imoo decided to start spreading rumors about Red Panther, which nearly caused a fight between the two. I took the fatherly approach with Imoo, and he said "sorry, it won't happen again." There are also two notes for the backstage situation: * "Your leadership skills are helpful." * "Your popular image means people enjoy working with you." The backstage environment is up to a 89%. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 15, 2014 Author Share Posted July 15, 2014 It's our first day in our American excursion and the next to last show of this tour! We're in front of 1,429 people in Grissom Auditorium for what should be an amazing four hour show! Pre-Show A. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Natsu Miyamae, Murai Enomoto and Taro Shionoya defeated Mashashi Urogataya, Haranobu Kobayashi and Ryushi Sato in 8:01 when Natsu Miyamae defeated Haranobu Kobayashi by pinfall with a Miyamae Spoiler. Rating: 44 Pre-Show B. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Hachigoro Maeda, American Optimus, Haru Kurofuji, Jin Miyamoto and Reijiro Hiraki defeated Bairei Yasujiro, KAZ, El Diablo, Tigre Salvaje Jr and X-Calibre in 12:45 when Haru Kurofuji defeated X-Calibre by submission with a Kurofuji Crab. Rating: 54 Pre-Show C. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Red Panther, Hyosuke Kokan, Marihito Masuko, The Awesome Kiyaru and Golden Scorpion defeated Edo Phoenix IV, Hypnotiq Jr, Pavel Vanzycha, Yuki Horigoshi and Tobei Sugimura in 12:51 when Marihito Masuko defeated Tobei Sugimura by pinfall with a Masuko Cradle. Rating: 56 Note: since this was our third straight "warm the crowd up" match, the crowd was already warm and this kind of served no purpose 1. In a bout that had a good crowd and some decent in-ring action, The Machines defeated Giant Brody and Kazunori Yamura in 6:08 when Brent Hill defeated Kazunori Yamura by pinfall with a King Of The Hill. Rating: 65 2. In a bout that had a good crowd and some decent in-ring action, Ricky Dale Johnson, Troy Tornado and Hotta & Toshusai defeated Tsurayuki Kamachi, Kadonomaro Kamisaka and Kawate & Shiraishi in 14:39 when Ricky Dale Johnson defeated Kadonomaro Kamisaka by pinfall with a Southern Justice. Rating: 62 3. In a match that had some good action and average heat, MYSTIC Dragon defeated Totoya Munakata in 13:37 by pinfall with a Dragon Driver III. Rating: 61 4. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Cult Of Adrenaline defeated Natural Storm in 13:44 when Roy Edison defeated D.C. Rayne by submission with an Arm Bar. Cult Of Adrenaline make defence number 1 of their Burning World Tag Team titles. Rating: 68 Notes: Eddie Howard seemed off his game tonight. 5. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Elmo Benson and Ota & Black defeated White Samurai and Shiomi & VENOM in 12:57 when Elmo Benson defeated VENOM by pinfall with a Shockwave From Next Year. Rating: 65 6. In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, Kinnojo Horri, Greg Keith, Matthew Keith, Chuichi Sanda and Oleg Dorosklov defeated Hitomaro Suzuki, Nissho Yuasa, Ieyoshi Shimakage, Tatsuya Toshitala and Omezo Shikitei in 16:11 when Kinnojo Horri defeated Tatsuya Toshitala by pinfall with a Destiny Bomb. Rating: 58 Notes: Sanda was off his game, and Sanda and Yuasa were visibly tiring by the end. 7. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Magnum Kobe defeated Masked Cougar and Remmy Skye in 15:12 when Magnum Kobe defeated Remmy Skye by submission with a Magnum Deathlock. Rating: 70 8. In a match that had some good action and a good crowd, Tommy Cornell defeated Atsumori Takemura in 13:54 by pinfall with a Rough Ride. Rating: 68 Notes: Cornell and Takemura just don't click at all. 9. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, American Elemental defeated Sensational Dragon in 16:11 by pinfall with an Inferno Splash. Rating: 78 10. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Bussho Makiguchi defeated Heihachiro Sakai in 23:02 by pinfall with a Blazing Elbow. Rating: 65 11. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Kansuke Konda and Black Magic defeated INSPIRED (Billy Russell, Tadiyuki Kikkawa and Tasuku Iesada) in 23:45 when Yasuhiko Taira defeated Tasuku Iesada by pinfall with The Flattener. Rating: 69 12. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Elemental III defeated Hell Monkey in 15:22 by pinfall with an Inferno Splash. Elemental III makes defence number 10 of his Burning Junior Championship title. Rating: 73 13. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Masaaki Okazaki defeated Eiji Hamacho in 26:23 by submission with an Angular Arm Bar. Masaaki Okazaki makes defence number 2 of his Burning World Championship title. Rating: 65 14. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Hiroaki Nakasawa defeated Tadakuni Toshusai in 36:11 by pinfall with a Compression Powerbomb. Hiroaki Nakasawa makes defence number 4 of his King Of Fighters title. Rating: 67 Overall rating: 67 - this show increased our popularity in one region Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 16, 2014 Author Share Posted July 16, 2014 We're back in Grissom Auditorium for our last show of this tour. We have 1,711 in attendance for what should be a great time. Pre-Show A. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Tsurayuki Kamachi, Kadonomaro Kamisaka, Murai Enomoto and Omezo Shikitei defeated Ryushi Sato, Haranobu Kobayashi, Mashashi Urogataya and Taro Shionoya in 12:30 when Murai Enomoto defeated Taro Shionoya by pinfall. Rating: 56 Notes: Shionoya and Shikitei were both off their game. Pre-Show B. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Pavel Vanzycha, Yuki Horigoshi, Tobei Sugimura, KAZ and Bairei Yasujiro defeated El Diablo, X-Calibre, Tigre Salvaje Jr, Edo Phoenix IV and Hypnotiq Jr in 12:25 when Pavel Vanzycha defeated Edo Phoenix IV by submission with a Cross Armlock. Rating: 53 Notes: El Diablo was off his game tonight. 1. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Totoya Munakata defeated Orange Tsuchie, KC Glenn and Toju Munkata in 10:08 when Totoya Munakata defeated Orange Tsuchie by submission with a S-T-Sleeper. Rating: 62 2. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Kawate & Shiraishi defeated Brody & Yamura in 7:32 when Sanetomo Shiraishi defeated Kazunori Yamura by pinfall with a Swandive Headbutt. Rating: 48 3. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Adam Matravers defeated Hyosuke Kokan in 9:42 by pinfall with a Mile High Moonsault. Rating: 65 4. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Kansuke Konda defeated Marihito Masuko, Red Panther and The Awesome Kiyaru in 22:45 when Kansuke Konda defeated The Awesome Kiyaru by pinfall with a Thunder Driver. Rating: 64 5. In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, MYSTIC Dragon and White Samurai defeated Kurofuji & Maeda in 9:05 when MYSTIC Dragon defeated Haru Kurofuji by pinfall with a Dragon Driver III. Rating: 61 6.In a bout that had a good crowd and some decent in-ring action, Troy Tornado, Tadakuni Toshusai, Heihachiro Sakai and Nissho Yuasa defeated Oleg Dorosklov, Hitomaro Suzuki and Sanda & Hamacho in 13:46 when Tadakuni Toshusai defeated Oleg Dorosklov by pinfall with a Shock Treatment. Rating: 60 7. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Crossed Wires defeated Natural Storm in 9:57 when Atsumori Takemura defeated D.C. Rayne by pinfall with a Down To Earth. Rating: 66 8. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Shiomi & VENOM defeated Masked Cougar and Remmy Skye in 14:20 when VENOM defeated Remmy Skye by submission with a Sting In The Tail. Rating: 67 Notes: Masked Cougar was really off his game tonight. 9. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Billy Russell defeated Fumihiro Ota in 14:09 by pinfall with a Grounded Knee Flurry. Rating: 66 10. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Greg Black defeated Elmo Benson in 13:34 by pinfall with a Fade To Black. Rating: 71 11. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Kinnojo Horri defeated Bussho Makiguchi in 11:52 by pinfall with a Destiny Bomb. Rating: 68 12. In a match that had some good action and average heat, Masaaki Okazaki and Tasuku Iesada defeated The Keith Brothers in 16:01 when Masaaki Okazaki defeated Greg Keith by submission with an Angular Arm Bar. Rating: 74 13. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Black Magic defeated Hotta & Toshusai in 13:45 when Yasunobu Masuno defeated Tanyu Toshusai by submission with a Day Of Rackening. Rating: 72 14. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Tadiyuki Kikkawa defeated Ricky Dale Johnson in 22:53 by pinfall with a Kikkawa Lariat. Rating: 71 15. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Cult Of Adrenaline defeated The Machines in 24:58 when Mitsunari Fugunaga defeated Brent Hill by pinfall with an Imagination Breaker. Cult Of Adrenaline make defence number 2 of their Burning World Tag Team titles. Rating: 76 16. In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, American Elemental, Magnum Kobe and Hell Monkey defeated Elemental III, Sensational Dragon and Golden Scorpion in 14:23 when Magnum Kobe defeated Elemental III by submission with a Magnum Deathlock. Rating: 69 17. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Hiroaki Nakasawa defeated Tommy Cornell in 25:32 by pinfall with a H-Bomb. Hiroaki Nakasawa makes defence number 5 of his King Of Fighters title. Rating: 86 Overall rating: 80 - this show increased our popularity in one region. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 16, 2014 Author Share Posted July 16, 2014 Just a couple of notes on our way out of August... Burning Hammer has signed a PPV deal with American Option. We're very excited to enter the American market. Even though we brought in some very big names for our American shows, we managed to post only a $14k loss. Our balance is at $25.9 million. Fuyuhiko Wakabayashi has made his pro debut, and we've already reached out to him with a developmental deal. TCW Hotter Than Hell was held, with a main event of Wolf Hawkins defending the TCW World Championship against Rocky Golden (the semi-main of Cornell vs. RDJ was a better match). Rick Law won the International Championship from Giant Tana. This was a solid show. Nene Ebina and April Appleseed have both retired. Appleseed is looking for work as a road agent and has opened her own dojo, House of Appleseed. House of Appleseed has a high flying emphasis, is located in Puerto Rico and has a reputation of 3. Ebina is available as a manager or a road agent. Blaze Maximum has jumped to APW from DIW. Steve Flash has opened his own promotion, Phoenix Wrestling Company, a hardcore company (somewhat surprisingly for the technician Flash). It starts out as a small promotion. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 16, 2014 Author Share Posted July 16, 2014 News for the month of September: Japan News Tadiyuki Kikkawa has signed a five year contract extension with us. He should wrap up his career as a member of the Burning Hammer roster. We're calling people up to the main roster: Lion Genji, Michio Gensai, Thimbleby Langton and Wooton Fitzpaine for the Heavyweight division and Stealth Z, Japanese Phoenix, Jotaro Tanaka, and Michel Bernard for the junior division. It's rumored that Bryan Holmes is not going to be resigned by PGHW. PGHW borrowed Mitsunari Fugunaga for a show. Stone Yoshikawa walked out on PGHW. He's still working for BCG. WLW is starting a storyline with Magnum Kobe vs. SUKI. Takesi Umehara has retired and is now trying to work as a road agent. Seishiro Hiraga walked out on WEXXV. Former 5SSW World Champion Saeko Hiroyuki has retired. She has opened a dojo (with a high flying focus) with a reputation of 4. Sensational Dragon is apparently trying to politic the way up his card in CILL. Despite only being loaned there. I don't get it. Injuries John Anderson has suffered a pretty severe quadricep strain and is going to be out of action until early November. Another wrestler who just finished some dates for BHOTWG, PGHW's Bussho Makiguchi, separated his shoulder. He missed about two weeks of September. Dan Stone Jr. is going to be out until late October due to an orbital fracture. Nobuatsu Tatsuko is working through a dislocated wrist. WLW and BCG wrestler Mokuami Maita has suffered a displaced tibia fracture and will be out for about all of September. News Outside of Japan SWF's Under Control PPV was a decent show, main evented by Steve Frehley defending the World Championship against Angry Gilmore. The best match was Remo vs. Vengeance. NOTBPW put on some absolutely wonderful shows; their monthly PPV was September Scramble and its overall rating was 94. It featured a 99 rated Johnny Bloodstone vs. Dan Stone Jr. and a 98 rated Sean McFly vs. Steve DeColt match. They also had a 99 rated TV match with Sean McFly beating Duane Stone. There's a new world champion in USPW, with James Justice defeating Mick Muscles at their United States of Pain PPV. It was a praised show. Alex DeColt won the battle royal main event of the CGC Last Man Standing Show. Eddie Chandler beat DeColt for the World Championship on that show. TCW Destructive Energy was a good show, with Wolf Hawkins defending the TCW World Heavyweight Championship against Joey Minnesota. The main event was a 99 rated match with Koshiro Ino beating Tommy Cornell. Danny Fonzarelli also beat Rick Law for the International Championship. Nicky Champion debuted on an episode of SWF Supreme TV and beat Rich Money in the main event. Koshiro Ino has signed a five-year contract extension with TCW. Danny Fonzarelli turned heel. I love the idea of an evil Fonz. FCW grew to a regional promotion. Marc DuBois and Kurt Laramee are rumored to be on their way out of SWF. On the first show for PWC, Steve Flash won their championship by beating Mean Jean Cattley in the main event. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 20, 2014 Author Share Posted July 20, 2014 It is now October, 2013. We've started our last tour of the year, Ace Dynasty. Four matches have been announced for our upcoming PPV Silencing Dragons. First of all, the finals for both the Burning Heavyweight Tag Team Cup and Burning Junior Tag Team Cup will be held at that show. Brackets will be announced shortly for the two tournaments. The Burning Junior Championship is on the line when Magnum Kobe challenges Elemental III. Kobe, the World Level Universal Champion, won the Best of the Super Juniors in April, beating Elemental III in the final. However, the month before at Test of Prophecies, Elemental III successfully defended the Burning Junior Championship against Kobe. This will be the rubber match between the two for 2013; will Elemental III rack up his 11th successful title defense, or will Magnum Kobe become a double champion? Finally, Masaaki Okazaki puts his Burning World Championship on the line against Tadakuni Toshusai. Toshusai was the only wrestler to come up with a win against Okazaki in their block of the Kitozon Cup, and Okazaki put his belt on the line so he could get revenge. Will Okazaki even the score against Tadakuni, or will Toshusai win his first ever world championship? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 21, 2014 Author Share Posted July 21, 2014 I've updated the second post with our roster. Most significant notes: Hiroaki Nakasawa is up to 99 overness in Japan. I think the key was beating Tommy Cornell in the US, interestingly enough.Mitsunari Fugunaga and Roy Edison are now the second and third most over people in the company, at 88 and 86 overness, respectively. Again, during our U.S. tour they beat Natural Storm and The Machines, which came after their PPV win against Kikkawa and Iesada.The juniors division is still a level below the heavies, but Black is now tied for most over with Magnum Kobe. Again, Black beat Benson in the U.S. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 22, 2014 Author Share Posted July 22, 2014 The first 8 teams in the heavyweight tag team cup are: Black Magic (Taira and Masuno) Cult of Adrenaline (Fugunaga & Edison) Crossed Wires (Toshitala & takemura) The Keith Brothers (Greg and Matthew) Kuemon Hotta and Tanyu Toshusai Team INSPIREd (Kikkawa & Iesada) Eiji Hamacho and Chuichi Sanda Sanetomo Shiraishi and Sessue Kawate Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 22, 2014 Author Share Posted July 22, 2014 We're in Tokyo Civil Stadium with 14,092 people for the first show of the Ace Dynasty tour! The tag cups have yet to start, but expect the full fields to be announced within the next week! Pre-Show A. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Orange Tsuchie, KAZ, Bairei Yasujiro, Reijiro Hiraki and Jin Miyamoto defeated Pavel Vanzycha, Yuki Horigoshi, Tobei Sugimura, Toju Munkata and KC Glenn in 7:42 when Jin Miyamoto defeated Pavel Vanzycha by pinfall with a Bad Street Shot. Rating: 73 Pre-Show B. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Toshiki Shibanumo, Omezo Shikitei, Kadonomaro Kamisaka, Murai Enomoto and Tsurayuki Kamachi defeated Taro Shionoya, Mashashi Urogataya, Giant Brody, Lion Genji and Michio Gensai in 12:36 when Omezo Shikitei defeated Michio Gensai by submission with a STF. Rating: 59 Pre-Show C. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Red Panther, Kiyaru & Scorpion and Kurofuji & Maeda defeated Michel Bernard, Stealth Z, Japanese Phoenix, Edo Phoenix IV and Hypnotiq Jr in 10:24 when Golden Scorpion defeated Edo Phoenix IV by pinfall with a Scorpion Stinger. Rating: 66 1. In a match that had some good action and average heat, Tadakuni Toshusai defeated Nissho Yuasa in 11:11 by pinfall with a Shock Treatment. Rating: 75 2. In an extremely short match, Billy Russell defeated Jotaro Tanaka in 4:28 by pinfall with a Grounded Knee Flurry. Rating: 61 3. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Sato & Jameson defeated Kazunori Yamura and Haranobu Kobayashi in 5:54 when Kirk Jameson defeated Kazunori Yamura by submission with a Kirk-Hold. Rating: 60 Notes: Yamura seemed off his game tonight. 4. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, White Samurai defeated American Optimus in 6:43 by pinfall with The Art Of War. Rating: 65 5. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Crossed Wires defeated Kawate & Shiraishi in 9:14 when Atsumori Takemura defeated Sessue Kawate by pinfall with a Down To Earth. Rating: 71 6. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Ieyoshi Shimakage defeated Natsu Miyamae in 12:15 by pinfall with a Package Piledriver. Rating: 63 7. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Cult Of Adrenaline defeated Oleg Dorosklov and Hitomaro Suzuki in 14:03 when Mitsunari Fugunaga defeated Hitomaro Suzuki by pinfall with an Imagination Breaker. Rating: 83 8. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, INSPIRED (Masaaki Okazaki, Tadiyuki Kikkawa and Tasuku Iesada) defeated Heihachiro Sakai and Hotta & Toshusai in 16:17 when Tadiyuki Kikkawa defeated Tanyu Toshusai by pinfall with a Kikkawa Lariat. Rating: 81 9. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Ota & Black defeated Hell Monkey and Marihito Masuko in 14:09 when Greg Black defeated Hell Monkey by pinfall with a Fade To Black. Rating: 82 Notes: we already know Ota & Black have great chemistry when tagging together, but we just discovered Hell Monkey and Marihito Masuko have excellent chemistry when tagging together! 10. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Shiomi & VENOM defeated Adam Matravers and American Elemental in 15:24 when VENOM defeated Adam Matravers by submission with a Sting In The Tail. Rating: 82 11. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Hiroaki Nakasawa, Kinnojo Horri and Black Magic defeated The Keith Brothers and Sanda & Hamacho in 23:59 when Hiroaki Nakasawa defeated Greg Keith by pinfall with a Super Nakasawa H-Bomb. Rating: 81 12. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Magnum Kobe and Kokan & Konda defeated Elemental III and Team DRAGON in 25:04 when Magnum Kobe defeated Sensational Dragon by submission with a Magnum Deathlock. Rating: 80 Overall rating: 79 - whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 22, 2014 Author Share Posted July 22, 2014 The first 8 teams in the heavyweight tag team cup are: Black Magic (Taira and Masuno) Cult of Adrenaline (Fugunaga & Edison) Crossed Wires (Toshitala & Takemura) The Keith Brothers (Greg and Matthew) Kuemon Hotta and Tanyu Toshusai Team INSPIREd (Kikkawa & Iesada) Eiji Hamacho and Chuichi Sanda Sanetomo Shiraishi and Sessue Kawate In addition to these teams, we're pleased to announce the other eight teams of our heavyweight tournament: Representing United States Pro Wrestling, T-Rex and Tyson Baine, The Titans! Representing Canadian Golden Combat, Alex and Jack DeColt! Representing North of the Border Pro Wrestling, Sean McFly and Duane Stone! Tentatively representing Warrior Engine XXV, Battle Sakata and Hiroshi Morisue, Brothers in Vengeance!! And the four final teams, all from Burning Hammer: Ieyoshi Shimakage and Omezo Shikitei! Heihachiro Sakai and Hitomaro Suzuki! Nissho Yuasa and Oleg Dorosklov! And finally.... Hiroaki Nakasawa and Kinnojo Horri! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 24, 2014 Author Share Posted July 24, 2014 To announce the first half of the field for our Junior Tag Team Cup: Haru Kurofuji and Hachigoro Maeda! Golden Scorpion and The Awesome Kiyaru! Hollow Country 7: Marihito Masuko and Hell Monkey! Adam Matravers and American Elemental! Hyosuke Kokan and Kansuke Konda! Team DRAGON: MYSTIC Dragon and Sensational Dragon! VENOM and Yoshii Shiomi! Fumihiro Ota and Greg Black! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 26, 2014 Author Share Posted July 26, 2014 The Ace Dynasty tour is back for the second show of its tour in Sapporo Stadium with a crowd of 13,051 people. Pre-Show A. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Nissho Yuasa and Hitomaro Suzuki defeated Ieyoshi Shimakage and Omezo Shikitei, Heihachiro Sakai and Oleg Dorosklov and Sanda & Hamacho in 12:14; the order of elimination was Ieyoshi Shimakage and Omezo Shikitei first, then Sanda & Hamacho, and finally Heihachiro Sakai and Oleg Dorosklov. Rating: 75 Pre-Show B. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Kiyaru & Scorpion defeated Bairei Yasujiro and KAZ, Jin Miyamoto and Reijiro Hiraki and Orange Tsuchie and Pavel Vanzycha in 14:23; the order of elimination was Orange Tsuchie and Pavel Vanzycha first, then Bairei Yasujiro and KAZ, and finally Jin Miyamoto and Reijiro Hiraki. Rating: 72 Notes: Jin Miyamoto and Reijiro Hiraki have excellent chemistry. 1. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, White Samurai defeated American Optimus in 13:54 by pinfall with The Art Of War. Rating: 61 2. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, The Good Ol' Boys defeated Brody & Yamura in 5:38 when Thimbleby Langton defeated Giant Brody by pinfall with a Gutwrench Flapjack. Rating: 45 3. In a bout that featured great action but not much in the way of heat, Hollow Country 7 defeated KC Glenn and Yuki Horigoshi in 6:22 when Marihito Masuko defeated KC Glenn by pinfall with a Masuko Cradle. Rating: 84 4. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Adam Matravers, Kokan & Konda and Team DRAGON defeated Jotaro Tanaka, Michel Bernard, Japanese Phoenix, Stealth Z and Edo Phoenix IV in 7:40 when Adam Matravers defeated Michel Bernard by pinfall with a Mile High Moonsault. Rating: 73 5. In an extremely short match, Black Magic defeated Lion Genji and Michio Gensai in 4:57 when Yasuhiko Taira defeated Lion Genji by pinfall with a Spike Powerbomb. Rating: 75 6. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Hotta & Toshusai and The Keith Brothers defeated Lion Genji, Michio Gensai, Mashashi Urogataya and Haranobu Kobayashi in 7:21 when Tanyu Toshusai defeated Haranobu Kobayashi by pinfall with a Dangerous Brainbuster. Rating: 74 7. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Billy Russell defeated Tobei Sugimura in 7:44 by pinfall with a Grounded Knee Flurry. Rating: 63 8. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Atsumori Takemura defeated Toshiki Shibanumo in 9:29 by pinfall with a Down To Earth. Rating: 63 9. In a match that had some good action and average heat, Magnum Kobe and Shiomi & VENOM defeated Red Panther and Kurofuji & Maeda in 10:34 when Magnum Kobe defeated Haru Kurofuji by submission with a Magnum Deathlock. Rating: 81 10. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Fumihiro Ota defeated American Elemental in 12:08 by pinfall with a Ninja Strike. Rating: 83 11. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Hiroaki Nakasawa and Cult Of Adrenaline defeated INSPIRED (Masaaki Okazaki, Tadiyuki Kikkawa and Tasuku Iesada) in 25:03 when Hiroaki Nakasawa defeated Tasuku Iesada by pinfall with a H-Bomb. Rating: 86 12.In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Elemental III defeated Greg Black in 14:30 by pinfall with an Inferno Splash. Elemental III makes defence number 11 of his Burning Junior Championship title. Rating: 75 13. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Tadakuni Toshusai defeated Kinnojo Horri in 26:03 by pinfall with a Shock Treatment. Rating: 82 Overall rating: 80. We stayed steady in popularity. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 26, 2014 Author Share Posted July 26, 2014 News before we start our tag team cups: We've started contract extension negotiations with Golden Scorpion. Burning Hammer has also reached a contract with HYBOSO as our PPV provider in Japan, giving us huge coverage in our home natoin. Billy Russell has an inflamed supraspinatus muscle (in his back) and is going to miss 12 days. Stuart Ferdinand has a simple fracture of his scapula (shoulder blade); that's going to keep him out of the ring in about 52 days. In an even more gruesome injury, Kiko Sakakibara has a class III fracture of her larynx. She'll be out for nearly three months. Gino Montero is working through a dislocated wrist. The worst injury news over the weekend is that Xavier Reckless ruptured his spinal cord and is going to be out for over a year. Hopefully he can return to the ring healthily. A number of promotional feuds have started up. First up, Grimm Socal Wrestling and CZCW now have hositle relationships. In Mexico, EMLL More impressively, rumors have come out of Golden Canvas Grappling that they've taken hostile approaches to three promotions on the same day: Hinote Dojo, Pro Wrestling SAISHO and 5 Star Supreme Wrestling. I'm not really sure why 5SSW is on there. Darryl Devine has signed a deal with TCW; I'm pretty excited to see what happens with him after he leaves USPW. Akima Brave, who's been working in both IPW and PWMAX, has been signed by NOTBPW. He'll be working under his real name, Malili Umaga. It sounds like SWF is not going to extend Lobster Warrior's deal. Warrior has been there since 2002. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rickymex Posted July 26, 2014 Share Posted July 26, 2014 More impressively, rumors have come out of Golden Canvas Grappling that they've taken hostile approaches to three promotions on the same day: Hinote Dojo, Pro Wrestling SAISHO and 5 Star Supreme Wrestling. I'm not really sure why 5SSW is on there. Its due to Regional Wars and a dickish owner most likely Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 26, 2014 Author Share Posted July 26, 2014 Its due to Regional Wars and a dickish owner most likely Probably, but it's still funny seeing those three news items pop up consecutively. I'll be posting the rest of the Junior Tag Team Cup field, plus a bracket, this weekend I hope. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheMasterOfPain Posted July 26, 2014 Share Posted July 26, 2014 I have enjoyed all 12 pages that I had been reading so far. I love those tournament things. Keep it going! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Generic Heel 104 Posted July 26, 2014 Author Share Posted July 26, 2014 Thanks for the kind words! I hope you keep reading. To announce the first half of the field for our Junior Tag Team Cup: Haru Kurofuji and Hachigoro Maeda! Golden Scorpion and The Awesome Kiyaru! Hollow Country 7: Marihito Masuko and Hell Monkey! Adam Matravers and American Elemental! Hyosuke Kokan and Kansuke Konda! Team DRAGON: MYSTIC Dragon and Sensational Dragon! VENOM and Yoshii Shiomi! Fumihiro Ota and Greg Black! And to round out the field: Red Panther and White Samurai! Representing Canada's ACPW, El Diablo*, and his partner, representing Japan's WLW, UK Dragon! Representing Australia's RAW, Heath Murdock and Horton Ravenwood! Representing New Zealand's ZEN, X-War, Man O' War and X-Calibre! Representing Mexico's CILL, The Wild Cats, El Jaguar y Tigre Salvaje Jr.! Representing Mexico's MPWF, La Nueva Era, Angel de Mexico y Hijo del Relampago! Representing Mexico's OLLIE, Los Montero, Gino y Luis Jr.! And finally, representing Europe's EWA, Future X, Petey Barnes and Eric Future *I had originally intended for this to be Acid so we could have Acid Dragon, but after I signed Acid I realized he was out injured with a spine injury. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wolfman84 Posted July 26, 2014 Share Posted July 26, 2014 I believe you have every in-game country in Junior Tag Team Cup. Pretty cool idea Generic Heel 104. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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