The Stupidest Little BHOTWG Diary

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<p>Thanks! I came pretty close with the heavyweight cup, too, but our roster's up over 100 active members at this moment, so I needed to keep things getting too much like late 90s WCW.</p><p> </p><p>

I'm still working on the brackets, so give me a couple more days! I've fallen behind on G1 and school work.</p>

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<p>Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you my client, the Burning Junior World Tag Team Cup.</p><p> </p><p>

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<p>And here's the heavyweight bracket!</p><p> </p><p>

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[Generic Heel 104]

It's time for the first day of our tag team cups!

 

Pre-Show A. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Kazunori Yamura, Ryushi Sato, Kirk Jameson, Giant Brody and Mashashi Urogataya defeated Wooton Fitzpaine, Thimbleby Langton, Michel Bernard, Lion Genji and Haranobu Kobayashi in 11:31 when Mashashi Urogataya defeated Michel Bernard by pinfall with a Jumbo Backdrop Suplex. Rating: 47

 

Pre-Show B. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Toju Munkata, Tobei Sugimura, Yuki Horigoshi, Pavel Vanzycha and Hypnotiq Jr defeated Edo Phoenix IV, Japanese Phoenix, Stealth Z, Michel Bernard and Jotaro Tanaka in 9:39 when Yuki Horigoshi defeated Japanese Phoenix by pinfall with a Yuki Rush Lariat. Rating: 62

 

1. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, La Nueva Era defeated The Wild Cats in 7:47 when Ángel De México defeated Tigre Salvaje Jr by pinfall with a Mexican Death. Rating: 39

 

Notes: El Jaguar and Tigre Salvaje have zero chemistry as tag partners.

 

2. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Sanda & Hamacho defeated The Titans in 13:08 when Eiji Hamacho defeated Tyson Baine by pinfall with a Hamacho Sledge 2K. Rating: 61

 

3. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Kiyaru & Scorpion defeated El Diablo & UK Dragon in 12:39 when The Awesome Kiyaru defeated El Diablo by pinfall with a Kiyaru Effect. Rating: 67

 

4. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Team DRAGON defeated X-War in 14:27 when MYSTIC Dragon defeated Man O' War by pinfall with a Dragon Driver III. Rating: 67

 

5. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Magnum Kobe defeated Reijiro Hiraki in 13:45 by submission with a Magnum Deathlock. Rating: 79

 

6. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, The Keith Brothers defeated Kawate & Shiraishi in 10:52 when Matthew Keith defeated Sessue Kawate by submission with a Proton Lock. Rating: 77

 

7. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Tadakuni Toshusai and Elemental III defeated Bairei Yasujiro and Murai Enomoto in 10:22 when Tadakuni Toshusai defeated Murai Enomoto by pinfall with a Shock Treatment. Rating: 82

 

8. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Team INSPIRE defeated Nissho Yuasa and Oleg Dorosklov in 23:48 when Tadiyuki Kikkawa defeated Oleg Dorosklov by pinfall with a Kikkawa Lariat. Rating: 77

 

9. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Kokan & Konda defeated Hollow Country 7 in 26:13 when Kansuke Konda defeated Hell Monkey by pinfall with a Thunder Driver. Rating: 90

 

10. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Black Magic defeated Heihachiro Sakai and Hitomaro Suzuki in 25:07 when Yasuhiko Taira defeated Hitomaro Suzuki by pinfall with a Spike Powerbomb. Rating: 83

 

Overall rating: 83

 

Thank you, Hell Monkey and Marihito Masuko!

 

And after the show, Eiji Hamacho somehow developed lupus. In an incident involving a seal. I am not drunk enough for this.

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It's the second day of our tag team tournaments! We're in Takamatsu Athletics Stadium with 8,874 people in attendance.

 

1. In a match that had some good action and average heat, Cult Of Adrenaline defeated Brothers In Vengeance in 10:30 when Roy Edison defeated Battle Sakata by submission with an Arm Bar. Rating: 62.

 

Notes: the crowd didn't like that this was overbooked.

 

2. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, The Good Ol' Boys defeated Lion Genji and Michio Gensai in 2:37 when Wooton Fitzpaine defeated Michio Gensai by pinfall with a Running Big Foot. Rating: 36

 

3. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Kurofuji & Maeda defeated Heath & Horton in 9:08 when Hachigoro Maeda defeated Heath Murdock by pinfall with The Beta Blocker. Rating: 56

 

4. In a bout that featured great action but not much in the way of heat, Magnum Kobe defeated KC Glenn in 13:47 by submission with a Magnum Deathlock. Rating: 90

 

Notes: Kobe and Glenn have great chemistry.

 

5. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Shiomi & VENOM defeated Future X in 13:47 when Yoshii Shiomi defeated Petey Barnes by submission with a Sublime Crossface. Rating: 63

 

6. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Tadakuni Toshusai defeated Giant Brody in 9:13 by pinfall with a Shock Treatment. Rating: 63

 

7. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Elemental III defeated Reijiro Hiraki in 10:52 by pinfall with an Inferno Splash. Rating: 82

 

Note: Hiraki and Elemental have great chemistry. At times, there was a definite lack of psychology on display.

 

8. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Sean McFly and Duane Stone defeated Ieyoshi Shimakage and Omezo Shikitei in 8:15 when Duane Stone defeated Omezo Shikitei by submission with an Alabaster Agony. Rating: 68

 

9. In a bout that featured great action but not much in the way of heat, Masaaki Okazaki defeated Kirk Jameson in 8:27 by submission with an Angular Arm Bar. Rating: 66

 

Notes: Okazaki and Jameson just don't click at all.

 

10. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Los Monteros defeated Red Panther and White Samurai in 21:39 when Gino Montero defeated White Samurai by pinfall with a Montero Press. Rating: 64

 

11. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Hotta & Toshusai defeated Jack & Alex DeColt in 27:56 when Tanyu Toshusai defeated Alex DeColt by pinfall with a Dangerous Brainbuster. Rating: 73

 

12. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Kinnojo Horri and Hiroaki Nakasawa defeated Crossed Wires in 25:15 when Hiroaki Nakasawa defeated Atsumori Takemura by pinfall with a Compression Powerbomb. Rating: 81

 

13. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Ota & Black defeated Adam Matravers and American Elemental in 27:16 when Greg Black defeated Adam Matravers by pinfall with a Fade To Black. Rating: 86

 

Post-Show. Magnum Kobe, Greg Black, Fumihiro Ota, Tadakuni Toshusai, Kinnojo Horri, Hiroaki Nakasawa, Tanyu Toshusai, and Kuemon Hotta all answer questions after the show. Rating: 75

 

Overall rating: 83

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I've also decided to send Toshiki Shibanumo and American Optimus down to Hinote Dojo to help train some workers.

 

Speaking of Hinote Dojo, we have agreed to a developmental contract with Gonkuro Kamioka. If he's going to be in Hinote Dojo, why not offer him a deal?

 

And for some inexplicable reason, Marc DuBois' contract has expired. We are pursuing him.

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Here's our Junior Cup bracket after the first round.

 

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And here's the heavyweight bracket.

 

Due to Hamacho's development of lupus, Hamacho and Sanda have been forced to drop from the tournament. This leaves Black Magic with a bye in the second round, allowing them to advance to the semifinals.

 

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It's time for the second round of the tag team cups! We're in Kagoshima Stadium in front of 13,371 people!

 

Pre-Show A. In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Future X defeated Heath & Horton in 13:54 when Petey Barnes defeated Horton Ravenwood by pinfall with a Future Shock. Rating: 34

 

Pre-Show B. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Brothers In Vengeance defeated Brody & Yamura in 8:32 when Battle Sakata defeated Kazunori Yamura by pinfall with a Sakata Twist. Rating: 46

 

Pre-Show C. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, UK Dragon defeated Michel Bernard, Little Dragon and El Diablo in 7:53 when UK Dragon defeated Michel Bernard by pinfall with a Dragon Drop. Rating: 41

 

1. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Team INSPIRE defeated The Keith Brothers in 25:55 when Tadiyuki Kikkawa defeated Matthew Keith by pinfall with a Kikkawa Lariat. Rating: 85

 

2. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, White Samurai defeated Jin Miyamoto in 9:13 by pinfall with The Art Of War. Rating: 63

 

3. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Atsumori Takemura defeated Sessue Kawate in 6:32 by pinfall with a Down To Earth. Rating: 51

 

4. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Ota & Black defeated Los Monteros in 14:35 when Greg Black defeated Gino Montero by pinfall with a Fade To Black. Rating: 73

 

5. In a match that had some good action and average heat, Shiomi & VENOM defeated Kurofuji & Maeda in 23:20 when VENOM defeated Hachigoro Maeda by submission with a Sting In The Tail. Rating: 81

 

6. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Kiyaru & Scorpion defeated La Nueva Era in 23:49 when Golden Scorpion defeated Hijo Del Relámpago by pinfall with a Scorpion Stinger. Rating: 65

 

7. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Hotta & Toshusai defeated Cult Of Adrenaline in 16:06 when Kuemon Hotta defeated Mitsunari Fugunaga by pinfall with a Sprint Palm Thrust. Rating: 74

 

8. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Kokan & Konda defeated Team DRAGON in 27:48 when Kansuke Konda defeated Sensational Dragon by pinfall with a Thunder Driver. Rating: 74

 

9. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Hiroaki Nakasawa and Kinnojo Horri defeated Sean McFly and Duane Stone in 27:20 when Hiroaki Nakasawa defeated Duane Stone by pinfall with a H-Bomb. Rating: 86

 

Post-Show Hiroaki Nakasawa, Kinnojo Horri, Sensational Dragon, MYSTIC Dragon, Roy Edison, Mitsunari Fugunaga, Yoshii Shiomi, and VENOM all answer questions after the show. Rating: 72

 

Overall rating: 82

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After Kuemon Hotta and Tanyu Toshusai scored a surprising victory over the tag team champions in the Burning Heavyweight Tag Team Cup, it was announced that Cult of Adrenaline has challenged them to a match with the belts on the line. If Hotta and Toshusai don't win the Tag Team Cup, they'll face the champions at our November PPV, Everlasting Mission.

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Here are the updated brackets. The next show will contain the semi-finals. The finals will take place on our upcoming PPV, Silencing Dragons.

 

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It's time for the fourth show in our Ace Dynasty tour, and we're in Nara Baseball Stadium in front of 13,500 people! We're featuring four semi-finals on our way to award our tag team cups tomorrow night, so we should have some great action.

 

1. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, American Elemental, Adam Matravers and Hollow Country 7 defeated Future X and Heath & Horton in 11:58 when Marihito Masuko defeated Eric Future by pinfall with a Masuko Cradle. Rating: 67

 

2. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Marc DuBois defeated Stealth Z in 5:49 by submission with a Model Solution. Rating: 60

 

3. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, The Good Ol' Boys defeated Michio Gensai and Lion Genji in 7:35 when Wooton Fitzpaine defeated Michio Gensai by pinfall with a Running Big Foot. Rating: 52

 

4. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, UK Dragon defeated El Diablo in 8:28 by pinfall with a Dragon Drop. Rating: 56

 

5. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, The Titans defeated Brothers In Vengeance in 10:02 when T-Rex defeated Hiroshi Morisue by submission with a Jurassic Crush. Rating: 46

 

6. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Jack & Alex DeColt defeated Brody & Yamura in 8:38 when Alex DeColt defeated Kazunori Yamura by pinfall with a DeColt Driver. Rating: 43

 

7. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Duane Stone and Sean McFly defeated Nissho Yuasa and Oleg Dorosklov in 24:53 when Sean McFly defeated Nissho Yuasa by pinfall with a Delorean Driver. Rating: 69

 

8. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Kokan & Konda defeated Kiyaru & Scorpion in 24:15 when Kansuke Konda defeated The Awesome Kiyaru by pinfall with a Thunder Driver. Rating: 74

 

9. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Shiomi & VENOM defeated Ota & Black in 28:02 when VENOM defeated Fumihiro Ota by submission with a Sting In The Tail. Rating: 80

 

10. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Team INSPIRE defeated Black Magic in 23:08 when Tadiyuki Kikkawa defeated Yasunobu Masuno by pinfall with a Burning Lariat. Rating: 82

 

11. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Hotta & Toshusai defeated Hiroaki Nakasawa and Kinnojo Horri in 25:39 when Tanyu Toshusai defeated Kinnojo Horri by pinfall with a Dangerous Brainbuster. Rating: 76

 

Post-Show Press Conference Kuemon Hotta, Tanyu Toshusai, Tadiyuki Kikkawa, Tasuku Iesada, Kansuke Konda, Hyosuke Kokan, Yoshii Shiomi, and VENOM all answer questions after the show. Rating: 68

 

Overall rating: 76 - A slightly disappointing result, and I'm a bit saddened to see some low ratings across the board, particularly in the main event. That said, I'm sure this did wonders for Hotta and Toshusai and gives us another solid upper midcard option.

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Brothers in Vengeance, Future X and Heath and Horton have all moved on from BHOTWG since their short term contracts have expired.

 

Greg Black, Duane Stone and Sean McFly are all exhausted from their recent schedule.

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Announced Card for 2013's SILENCING DRAGONS

 

Heavyweight Tag Team Cup Finals: Team INSPIREd vs. Kuemon Hotta and Tanyu Toshusai

 

Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Cup Finals: Shiomi and VENOM vs. Kokan and Konda

 

Burning World Heavyweight Championship: Tadakuni Toshusai vs. Masaaki Okazaki ©

 

Burning World Junior Heavyweight Championship: Magnum Kobe vs. Elemental III ©

 

Special Canadian Tag Team Match: Duane Stone and Sean McFly of NOTBPW vs. Alex and Jack DeColt of CGC

 

BHOTWG vs. USPW: Hiroaki Nakasawa and Kinnojo Horri vs. The Titans, T-Rex and Tyson Baine

 

Number One's Contender Match for the Junior Heavyweight World Championship: Adam Matraves vs. American Elemental vs. Billy Russell

 

AND MORE

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It's time for Burning Hammer's Silencing Dragons 2013. We are live in Izumo Football Stadium with a crowd of 24,743 people in attendance.

 

Pre-Show A. In a bout that featured great action but not much in the way of heat, Sensational Dragon, The Awesome Kiyaru, Ryushi Sato, KAZ and KC Glenn defeated Golden Scorpion, Hitomaro Suzuki, MYSTIC Dragon, Nissho Yuasa and Red Panther in 10:21 when The Awesome Kiyaru defeated Red Panther by pinfall with a Kiyaru Effect. Rating: 79

 

Pre-Show B. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Oleg Dorosklov, Yasuhiko Taira, Yasunobu Masuno, Chuichi Sanda and Heihachiro Sakai defeated Giant Brody, Haranobu Kobayashi, Kazunori Yamura, Lion Genji and Michio Gensai in 15:21 when Yasunobu Masuno defeated Michio Gensai by pinfall with an Avalanche Bomb. Rating: 76

 

Pre-Show C. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, White Samurai, El Diablo & UK Dragon and Hollow Country 7 defeated Jotaro Tanaka, Edo Phoenix IV, Hypnotiq Jr, Little Dragon and Stealth Z in 9:59 when El Diablo defeated Stealth Z by pinfall. Rating: 77

 

1. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Billy Russell defeated American Elemental and Adam Matravers in 12:36 when Billy Russell defeated Adam Matravers by submission with a Twisting Arm Lock. Rating: 87

 

2. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Los Monteros defeated The Wild Cats, La Nueva Era and X-War in 11:22; the order of elimination was The Wild Cats first, then La Nueva Era, and finally X-War. Rating: 49

 

3.In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Marc DuBois defeated Japanese Phoenix in 4:17 by submission with a Model Solution. Rating: 56

 

4. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Jack & Alex DeColt drew with Duane Stone and Sean McFly in 30:00 when the time limit expired. Rating: 74

 

5. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Ota & Black and Cult Of Adrenaline defeated The Keith Brothers and Kurofuji & Maeda in 13:35 when Roy Edison defeated Hachigoro Maeda by submission with an Arm Bar. Rating: 84

 

6. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Hiroaki Nakasawa and Kinnojo Horri defeated The Titans in 15:27 when Hiroaki Nakasawa defeated T-Rex by pinfall with a H-Bomb. Rating: 72

 

7. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Kokan & Konda defeated Shiomi & VENOM in 21:54 when Kansuke Konda defeated VENOM by pinfall with a Thunder Driver. Hyosuke Kokan and Kansuke Konda win the Burning Junior Tag Team Cup titles. Rating: 84

 

8. In a match that had excellent in-ring action and great heat from the audience, Masaaki Okazaki defeated Tadakuni Toshusai in 26:03 by submission with an Angular Arm Bar. Masaaki Okazaki makes defence number 3 of his Burning World Championship title. Rating: 82

 

9. In a match that had excellent in-ring action and a good crowd, Magnum Kobe defeated Elemental III in 27:19 by submission with a Magnum Deathlock. Magnum Kobe wins the Burning Junior Championship title. Rating: 84

 

10. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Team INSPIRE defeated Hotta & Toshusai in 25:53 when Tadiyuki Kikkawa defeated Tanyu Toshusai by pinfall with a Burning Lariat. Tadiyuki Kikkawa and Tasuku Iesada win the Burning Heavyweight Tag Team Cup titles. Rating: 94

 

Post-Show A. Tadiyuki Kikkawa, Tasuku Iesada, Magnum Kobe, Masaaki Okazaki, Hyosuke Kokan, Kansuke Konda, Hiroaki Nakasawa, and Kinnojo Horri all answer questions after the show. Rating: 77

 

Overall rating: 90 - this increased our popularity in 19 regions.

 

After the show, I told Kikkawa, Tanyu Toshusai and Kuemon Hotta that they're awesome.

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The big news after the show is that Marc DuBois tested positive for soft drugs. He's been suspended for 28 days; DuBois' response was to storm out of my office. Needless to say that since this happened less than a week into his contract and after jobbing two young lions to him so he could look great, I'm less than enthusiastic about this turn of events.

 

Also, before the show Sanetomo Shiraishi pulled a prank on Michel Bernard before the match. This lead to Bernard nearly starting a fight. I gave Shiraishi a stern warning; he responded well to it, but doesn't seem happy all the same.

 

El Diablo has also left the company. I hope he gained some useful experience here that can help him and ACPW.

 

Bear Bekowski is not going to be receiving a contract extension from SWF.

 

Jeffery McPeterson, infamously of the former MOSC, has now come back to the squared circle.

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So, where are we now?

 

We just had our highest quality show yet main evented by our best match yet. In the past couple of weeks on the tour, we also had two of our previous four matches rated as a 90 (Kobe vs. Glenn and Kokan/Konda vs Hollow Country 7 (Monkey/Marihito)). Silencing Dragons is also our second most attended show this year, just 1600 behind #1, Sword of Destiny. Thanks to the new American PPV market, we've also set a new buyrate record at 2.43.

 

Our Team INSPIRE (Kikkawa and Iesada) vs. Cult of Adrenaline (Edison and Fugunaga) should be drawing to a close at the end of the year, as should our much hinted at Nakasawa vs. Okazaki feud (though that might extend to our February PPV).

 

Interestingly enough, after move Kikkawa and Iesada up and down the card a bit (not too drastically, but from "absolute main eventer" to "upper midcarder" position) - Iesada is the one who's on fire, with his overness at 86 vs Kikkawa's at 73. Iesada is actually the second most over person in the company at this point, only behind Nakasaw's 97.

 

Meanwhile, our Junior Division is probably more over - but still lagging behind the top of the heavyweights. Our biggest star on the junior side is new champ Magnum Kobe at 80; that puts him 7th in the company, between Fugunaga (81) and Tanyu Toshusai (77). Due to our current expanded roster, there are 18 main eventers - and 13 are heavies. The juniors are Kobe, Elemental III, Konda, Greg Black and - surprisingly - Adam Matraves.

 

It seems that no matter what happens, Kansuke Konda is continually getting over in the junior division. So we're going to give him a push. Kokan doesn't have quite the same major touch, but he's still gained popularity given his tag push with Konda. I'm not sure if that's sustainable.

 

I just completely stumbled upon a great tag team in Hollow Country 7 (Hell Monkey and Marihito Masuko) that I can give a good push to. Magnum Kobe finally won the Junior Championship, but Billy Russell is also in a position to finally get his chance at the belt.

 

Everything's not roses, though. Marc DuBois, one week into a five year contract, is showing an amazingly bad attitude. Hiroaki is halfway to disgruntled because he was asked to go to a time limit draw with Elemental as part of an attempt to legitimize the juniors (it didn't help much). Some younger workers have really gained in popularity, which isn't a bad thing except it leaves me concerned about their egos getting huge- and I had that exact thing happen in a 2010 game with the Keith Brothers. We have what feels like a big divide between the haves and the have nots - there's a bunch of new workers brought up to the roster, but they are all languishing in the opener without much to do but job to bigger stars. Kikkawa is on time decline - five years past his prime - and he's losing stats at a solid rate. Sanda is also on a similar time decline.

 

Fortunately, we have a very talented roster, so things should be interesting in good ways for the most part as we move forward.

[Generic Heel 104]

We continue on with the Ace Dynasty tour with a sold out crowd of 15,000 in Ishikawa Stadium.

 

Pre-Show A. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, X-War defeated The Wild Cats, Sato & Jameson and Kawate & Shiraishi in 9:33; the order of elimination was The Wild Cats first, then Sato & Jameson, and finally Kawate & Shiraishi. Rating: 56

 

Notes: this was left up to the road agents to decide a winner.

 

Pre-Show B. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, American Elemental, Golden Scorpion, Japanese Phoenix, Stealth Z and The Awesome Kiyaru defeated Michel Bernard, Little Dragon, Jotaro Tanaka, Hachigoro Maeda and Haru Kurofuji in 13:50 when American Elemental defeated Little Dragon by pinfall with an Inferno Splash. Rating: 72

 

Notes: AmEl's performance stuck out as good.

 

1. In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, The Titans defeated Brody & Yamura in 6:43 when T-Rex defeated Kazunori Yamura by submission with a Jurassic Crush. Rating: 46

 

Notes: Yamura was off his game tonight.

 

2. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, The Good Ol' Boys defeated Haranobu Kobayashi and Michio Gensai in 9:58 when Wooton Fitzpaine defeated Michio Gensai by pinfall with a Running Big Foot. Rating: 44

 

3. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, UK Dragon defeated Orange Tsuchie in 10:30 by pinfall with a Dragon Drop. Rating: 69

 

4. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, KC Glenn and Toju Munkata defeated La Nueva Era in 10:27 when Toju Munkata defeated Hijo Del Relámpago by pinfall with a Munkata Flatliner. Rating: 68

 

5. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Hollow Country 7 defeated Los Monteros in 14:12 when Marihito Masuko defeated Gino Montero by pinfall with a Masuko Cradle. Rating: 78

 

6. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Sean McFly defeated Ieyoshi Shimakage in 26:25 by pinfall with a Delorean Driver. Rating: 39

 

Notes: this match went on far too long given who was involved.

 

7. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Hotta & Toshusai defeated Crossed Wires in 14:30 when Kuemon Hotta defeated Atsumori Takemura by pinfall with a Sprint Palm Thrust. Rating: 76

 

8. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Kinnojo Horri, Chuichi Sanda, Nissho Yuasa and Oleg Dorosklov defeated Heihachiro Sakai, Hitomaro Suzuki and Jack & Alex DeColt in 15:09 when Kinnojo Horri defeated Heihachiro Sakai by pinfall with a Destiny Bomb. Rating: 76

 

9. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Magnum Kobe, Kokan & Konda and Ota & Black defeated Elemental III, VENOM, Yoshii Shiomi, Adam Matravers and MYSTIC Dragon in an Elimination match in 24:22; MYSTIC Dragon was eliminated first, then Fumihiro Ota, then VENOM, then Yoshii Shiomi, then Adam Matravers, then Greg Black, and finally Elemental III. Rating: 85

 

Notes: The winner of this match was determined by the road agents. Kokan, Konda and Kobe were the survivors.

 

10. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Masaaki Okazaki, Team INSPIRE and The Keith Brothers defeated Tadakuni Toshusai, Cult Of Adrenaline and Black Magic in an Elimination match in 27:07; Greg Keith was eliminated first, then Matthew Keith, then Yasunobu Masuno, then Tadiyuki Kikkawa, then Yasuhiko Taira, then Masaaki Okazaki, then Tadakuni Toshusai, then Mitsunari Fugunaga, and finally Roy Edison. Rating: 88

 

Notes: the road agents also determined who won this match. The survivor was Tasuku Iesada.

 

11. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Billy Russell defeated Sensational Dragon in 12:22 by submission with a Twisting Arm Lock. Rating: 82

 

Notes: This was essentially a test of Billy Russell's in ring ability, to see if he can have main event caliber matches. So far, so good, but there's more to come.

 

12. In a bout that featured great action and great heat from the audience, Hiroaki Nakasawa defeated Duane Stone in 23:50 by pinfall with a H-Bomb. Hiroaki Nakasawa makes defence number 6 of his King Of Fighters title. Rating: 84

 

Post-Show Duane Stone, Hiroaki Nakasawa, Billy Russell, Kuemon Hotta, Tanyu Toshusai, Oleg Dorosklov, Tatsuya Toshitala, and Atsumori Takemura all answer questions after the show. Rating: 68

 

Notes: Nakasawa came across great. Toshitala and Takemura did not come off well.

 

Overall rating: 82

[Wolfman84]

The ego on Marc DuBois! Just signed a new contract and he's still using. You can't get mad when you need to change in the first place. Marc DeBois is talented but no one wants to push or keep him because of his attitude. I can't remember if anyone has every push him in a dynasty. Great show and Magnum Kobe winning the Burning Junior Championship is awesome!

[Generic Heel 104]

That show concluded the appearances in BHOTWG by Duane Stone, Sean McFly, T-Rex, Tyson Baine, Angel De Mexico and Hijo Del Relampago.

 

X-Calibre, Man O'War and UK Dragon are down to their last appearances with us.

 

WLW has expanded to cult level popularity, while SWF falls to national level.

 

Tasuku Shinozuka, a free agent, has announced his forth-coming retirement.

 

There are rumors that PGHW will not extend Goemon Komiya's contract.

[Generic Heel 104]

The ego on Marc DuBois! Just signed a new contract and he's still using. You can't get mad when you need to change in the first place. Marc DeBois is talented but no one wants to push or keep him because of his attitude. I can't remember if anyone has every push him in a dynasty. Great show and Magnum Kobe winning the Burning Junior Championship is awesome!

 

I'm a bit surprised by DuBois, but then again, that's what he does (I admittedly am used to him in TEW 2010, where he's not too bad).

 

Anyway, I'm taking the approach that we have to follow Japan's views of drug use like they are in real life, but we're trying to give him as much of a chance as we can. We did fire Arthur Dexter Bradley on his first offense last year - maybe that's the approach I should have taken, but given DuBois' obvious talent, I decided we should at least give him a chance. We'll see if it works out at all.

 

Thanks for the kind words on the show! I'm really excited with how it went, obviously. And I love having Magnum Kobe on board - I'm imagining him a bit like Kota Ibushi in NJPW (pre-concussion, of course). I've also spent the better part of a year pushing Billy Russell hard, though (he's yet to lose a singles match and has only been on the losing side in 2 multi-man tags). I don't know if I want to pull the trigger on him just yet, but it feels like if it's not now, it'll be never with a wasted push. I guess we'll see!

[Generic Heel 104]

Time for the last Ace Dynasty show of October 2013! We're in Sapporo Stadium with 15,000 fans in attendance for what should be a really fun show.

 

Pre-Show A. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Edo Phoenix IV, Pavel Vanzycha, Yuki Horigoshi, Tobei Sugimura and Toju Munkata defeated Michel Bernard, Stealth Z, Little Dragon, Jotaro Tanaka and Japanese Phoenix in 10:04 when Edo Phoenix IV defeated Little Dragon by pinfall with a Blaze Of Glory '12. Rating: 59

 

Pre-Show B. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, The Awesome Kiyaru, KC Glenn, Bairei Yasujiro and KAZ defeated White Samurai, Jin Miyamoto, Reijiro Hiraki and Orange Tsuchie in 11:49 when The Awesome Kiyaru defeated Orange Tsuchie by pinfall with a Kiyaru Effect. Rating: 72

 

Pre-Show C. In a match that had some good action and average heat, Tadakuni Toshusai, Adam Matravers, Chuichi Sanda, Hachigoro Maeda and Haru Kurofuji defeated MYSTIC Dragon, Hollow Country 7 and Crossed Wires in 16:50 when Tadakuni Toshusai defeated Hell Monkey by pinfall with a Shock Treatment. Rating: 80

 

1. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Los Monteros defeated The Wild Cats in 15:29 when Gino Montero defeated Tigre Salvaje Jr by pinfall with a Montero Press. Rating: 39

 

2. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Toju Munkata and Orange Tsuchie defeated X-War in 9:52 when Orange Tsuchie defeated X-Calibre by pinfall with an Orange Flash. Rating: 58

 

3. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Jack & Alex DeColt defeated Kadonomaro Kamisaka and Taro Shionoya in 10:55 when Alex DeColt defeated Kadonomaro Kamisaka by pinfall with a DeColt Driver. Rating: 57

 

4. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Team INSPIRE defeated Sato & Jameson in 8:57 when Tasuku Iesada defeated Ryushi Sato by submission with an Iesada Special. Rating: 80

 

5. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, The Good Ol' Boys defeated Mashashi Urogataya and Tsurayuki Kamachi in 11:44 when Wooton Fitzpaine defeated Tsurayuki Kamachi by pinfall with a Running Big Foot. Rating: 59

 

6. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Oleg Dorosklov defeated Murai Enomoto in 9:46 by submission with an Elbow Lock Twist. Rating: 79

 

7. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Sensational Dragon defeated UK Dragon in 14:03 by pinfall with a Sensation Shock. Rating: 78

 

8. In a match that had some good action and average heat, Billy Russell defeated Golden Scorpion in 12:18 by pinfall with a Grounded Knee Flurry. Rating: 76

 

Notes: Scorpion and Russell have pretty good chemistry when they're working together.

 

9. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Magnum Kobe defeated Red Panther in 12:13 by submission with a Magnum Deathlock. Rating: 82

 

10. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Masaaki Okazaki, Hitomaro Suzuki and The Keith Brothers defeated Cult Of Adrenaline and Hotta & Toshusai in 23:56 when Matthew Keith defeated Mitsunari Fugunaga by submission with a Proton Lock. Rating: 87

 

11. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Team Elemental defeated Kokan & Konda, Shiomi & VENOM and Ota & Black in 26:13; the order of elimination was Shiomi & VENOM first, then Ota & Black, and finally Kokan & Konda. Rating: 78

 

12. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Hiroaki Nakasawa, Kinnojo Horri and Nissho Yuasa defeated Heihachiro Sakai and Black Magic in 26:15 when Kinnojo Horri defeated Yasunobu Masuno by pinfall with a Destiny Bomb.Rating: 80

 

Overall rating: 79 - we lost popularity in one region.

[Generic Heel 104]

The latest new until we get to the beginning of the next month of game play.

 

UK Dragon, Man O'War and X-Calibre have all now left. On a related note, The Wild Cats, The DeColts and Los Monteros are all down to their last appearance in the company.

 

I've sent Sessue Kawate down to Hinote Dojo to help train people. That effectively breaks up his tag team with Sanetomo Shiraishi, who still has some value on the main roster right now.

 

Bryan Holmes has now left PGHW. If he were five years younger I'd be throwing money at him, but as it is, he doesn't even want to work a full schedule.

 

We've entered contract extension talks with Bairei Yasujiro.

 

Marat Khoklov is at the end of his contract; SWF has already reached out to him. I think that at nearly half a mill a year as a starting point, he's probably a bit too rich for our blood.

 

Koshiro Ino just won the TCW World Heavyweight Championship from Wolf Hawkins.

 

We've just made a developmental contract offer to Mutant, a graduate from the Piledriver School of Wrestling. With his size, hopefully he'll become a good worker if he learns from us.

[Generic Heel 104]

It's time for the next Ace Dynasty show and we're in Tokyo Civil Stadium with 15,000 people.

 

1. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Sato & Jameson and The Wild Cats defeated Jack & Alex DeColt and Los Monteros in 11:37 when Kirk Jameson defeated Jack DeColt by submission with a Kirk-Hold. Rating: 54

 

Tigre Salvaje Jr. was off his game tonight.

 

2. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Haranobu Kobayashi defeated Taro Shionoya in 8:25 by pinfall with a Kobayashi Plunge. Rating: 58

 

3. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Bairei Yasujiro and Edo Phoenix IV defeated Hypnotiq Jr and Japanese Phoenix, Jotaro Tanaka and KAZ and KC Glenn and Little Dragon in 10:08; the order of elimination was Jotaro Tanaka and KAZ first, then Hypnotiq Jr and Japanese Phoenix, and finally KC Glenn and Little Dragon. Rating: 68

 

4. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Black Magic defeated Lion Genji and Michio Gensai in 6:28 when Yasunobu Masuno defeated Michio Gensai by submission with a Day Of Rackening. Rating: 70

 

Notes: Gensai was really off his game. Taira looked great out there.

 

5. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, The Keith Brothers defeated Brody & Yamura in 7:31 when Matthew Keith defeated Kazunori Yamura by submission with a Proton Lock. Rating: 67

 

Notes: Matthew Keith looked good out there. Greg Keith's performances stood out as being good.

 

6. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Michel Bernard and Orange Tsuchie defeated Pavel Vanzycha and Red Panther, Stealth Z and Tobei Sugimura and Toju Munkata and White Samurai in 9:42; the order of elimination was Stealth Z and Tobei Sugimura first, then Toju Munkata and White Samurai, and finally Pavel Vanzycha and Red Panther. Rating: 67

 

7. In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, The Good Ol' Boys defeated Kadonomaro Kamisaka and Murai Enomoto in 6:54 when Wooton Fitzpaine defeated Murai Enomoto by pinfall with a Running Big Foot. Rating: 59

 

Notes: Kamisaka and Enomoto have great chemistry tagging together.

 

8. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Kurofuji & Maeda defeated Lucky Rainfall in 11:37 when Hachigoro Maeda defeated Reijiro Hiraki by pinfall with The Beta Blocker. Rating: 73

 

9. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Red Panther defeated Yuki Horigoshi and White Samurai in 12:11 when Red Panther defeated Yuki Horigoshi by pinfall with a Tumbleweed Legdrop. Rating: 66

 

10. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Tsurayuki Kamachi, Atsumori Takemura, Tatsuya Toshitala, Nissho Yuasa and Hitomaro Suzuki defeated Omezo Shikitei, Sanetomo Shiraishi, Natsu Miyamae, Ieyoshi Shimakage and Oleg Dorosklov in 14:09 when Atsumori Takemura defeated Omezo Shikitei by pinfall with a Down To Earth. Rating: 76

 

Notes: Dorosklov looked good out there.

 

11. In a match that had some good action and average heat, Shiomi & VENOM defeated Kiyaru & Scorpion in 14:30 when VENOM defeated The Awesome Kiyaru by submission with a Sting In The Tail. Rating: 78

 

Notes: Kiyaru was really off his game tonight.

 

12. In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Team DRAGON defeated Hollow Country 7 in 13:14 when Sensational Dragon defeated Hell Monkey by pinfall with a Sensation Shock. Rating: 83

 

13. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Billy Russell defeated American Elemental in 11:35 by submission with a Twisting Arm Lock. Rating: 85

 

14. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Magnum Kobe and Kokan & Konda defeated Elemental III and Ota & Black in 12:55 when Kansuke Konda defeated Fumihiro Ota by pinfall with a Thunder Driver. Rating: 81

 

15. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Chuichi Sanda, Hiroaki Nakasawa and Cult Of Adrenaline defeated Heihachiro Sakai, Tasuku Iesada, Masaaki Okazaki and Kinnojo Horri in 27:41 when Roy Edison defeated Tasuku Iesada by submission with an Arm Bar. Rating: 86

 

Overall rating: 84

 

Those are the last matches for The Wild Cats, Los Monteros, and the DeColts.

 

Kadonomaro Kamisaka has a simple zygomatic fracture and will be out for 16 days after a successful surgery.

 

A new tag team is formed between Kadonomaro Kamisaka and Murai Enomoto.

 

With Acid under contract with us, we decided to do a favor to him and pay for his surgery to treat his spinal injury. Unfortunately, this procedure failed and his recovery will take longer. It is also possible that he suffered more damage. At this point, we've agreed to mutually end his short-term contract and allow him to focus on healing. We've also given him a $20,000 bonus as a "thank you for being interested in working for us" award.

[Generic Heel 104]

Burning Hammer is pleased to announce the following matches for our upcoming PPV, Everlasting Mission.

 

For the BHOTWG World Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship

 

Challengers: Yoshii Shiomi and VENOM

 

VERSUS

 

Champions: Fumihiro Ota and Greg Black

 

Finally, once and for all, these two teams will settle who will walk away with the tag belts in a BHOTWG first: a ladder match. Who will walk away from this bout with the junior heavyweight tag team belts held high above their heads?

 

For the BHOTWG World Heavyweight Tag Team Championship

 

Challengers: Kuemon Hotta and Tanyu Toshusai

 

VERSUS

 

Champions: Cult of Adrenaline, Roy Edison and Mitsunari Fugunaga

 

Hotta and Toshusai defeated Cult of Adrenaline on their way to the finals of the World Heavyweight Tag Team Cup, earning this title match. Can Hotta and Toshusai do it again with the belts on the line, or will Cult of Adrenaline successfully defend the belts on their first pay-per-view defense? Whoever wins will go on to face Team INSPIRE at Night of the Burning Hammer.

 

For the BHOTWG World Junior Heavyweight Championship

 

Challenger: Billy Russell

 

VERSUS

 

Champions: Magnum Kobe

 

Billy Russell has gone undefeated in singles competition since his debut in Burning Hammer, and the INSPIRE alum has finally earned his spot in a title shot. His opponent will be the newly crowned Junior Champion, Magnum Kobe. Kobe, who is also in his first year with Burning Hammer, is also the current Universal Champion of WLW. Will Kobe defend the strap or will Russell unseat him before his reign can get going?

 

For the King of Fighters Championship

 

Challenger: Tadiyuki Kikkawa

 

VERSUS

 

Champion: Hiroaki Nakasawa

 

Kikkawa and INSPIREd have sworn that they will take the King of Fighters belt back from Nakasawa, and the six-time world champion Kikkawa is going to do this in the ring. Nakasawa says he's prepared for the challenge. Will he prove himself right?

 

For the BHOTWG World Heavyweight Championship

 

Challenger: Heihachiro Sakai

 

VERSUS

 

Champion: Masaaki Okazaki

 

An up-and-comer, Heihachiro gets his first shot at BHOTWG singles gold when he faces off against the World Champion one on one. Will Sakai pull off the upset, or will Okazaki hold true as champion?

[Generic Heel 104]

It's time for the next show on the tour; we're in Aomori Stadium with a sold out crowd of 15,000.

 

Pre-Show A. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Kinnojo Horri, Sanetomo Shiraishi, Ryushi Sato and Omezo Shikitei defeated Chuichi Sanda, Nissho Yuasa, Lion Genji and Ieyoshi Shimakage in 14:47 when Kinnojo Horri defeated Ieyoshi Shimakage by pinfall with a Destiny Bomb. Rating: 63

 

Pre-Show B. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Oleg Dorosklov, The Good Ol' Boys and Crossed Wires defeated Giant Brody, Kazunori Yamura, Murai Enomoto, Kirk Jameson and Hitomaro Suzuki in 15:21 when Oleg Dorosklov defeated Giant Brody by submission with a Cross Armlock. Rating: 59

 

1. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Hollow Country 7 defeated Lucky Rainfall in 8:07 when Hell Monkey defeated Jin Miyamoto by pinfall with a Tumbling Monkey. Rating: 80

 

2. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Bairei Yasujiro and White Samurai defeated Edo Phoenix IV and Yuki Horigoshi, Hypnotiq Jr and Toju Munkata and Japanese Phoenix and Tobei Sugimura in 12:24; the order of elimination was Japanese Phoenix and Tobei Sugimura first, then Hypnotiq Jr and Toju Munkata, and finally Edo Phoenix IV and Yuki Horigoshi. Rating: 63

 

Notes: Edo Phoenix IV and Yuki Horigoshi showed excellent chemistry tagging together.

 

3. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Jotaro Tanaka and Stealth Z defeated KAZ and Red Panther, KC Glenn and Pavel Vanzycha and Little Dragon and Orange Tsuchie in 12:30; the order of elimination was Little Dragon and Orange Tsuchie first, then KC Glenn and Pavel Vanzycha, and finally KAZ and Red Panther. Rating: 73

 

Notes: Glenn and Vanzycha have excellent chemistry tagging together.

 

4. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Haranobu Kobayashi defeated Mashashi Urogataya and Tsurayuki Kamachi in 8:26 when Haranobu Kobayashi defeated Tsurayuki Kamachi by pinfall with a Kobayashi Plunge. Rating: 62

 

5. In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, MYSTIC Dragon defeated Michel Bernard in 6:36 by pinfall with a Dragon Driver III. Rating: 65

 

6. In a match that had some good action and average heat, Shiomi & VENOM defeated Kiyaru & Scorpion in 13:55 when Yoshii Shiomi defeated The Awesome Kiyaru by submission with a Sublime Crossface. Rating: 75

 

7. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Cult Of Adrenaline defeated The Keith Brothers in 22:05 when Roy Edison defeated Matthew Keith by submission with an Arm Bar. Rating: 85

 

8. In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Hotta & Toshusai defeated Crossed Wires in 13:36 when Kuemon Hotta defeated Atsumori Takemura by pinfall with a Sprint Palm Thrust. Rating: 83

 

9. In a match that had some good action and a good crowd, Billy Russell defeated Hyosuke Kokan in 13:53 by pinfall with a Grounded Knee Flurry. Rating: 79

 

10. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Ota & Black defeated Team Elemental in 13:27 when Greg Black defeated American Elemental by pinfall with a Fade To Black. Rating: 76

 

11. In a match that had some good action and average heat, Heihachiro Sakai defeated Yasunobu Masuno in 24:22 by pinfall with a Sakai Suplex. Rating: 75

 

Notes: Sakai seemed off his game tonight.

 

12. In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Magnum Kobe defeated Sensational Dragon in 12:45 by submission with a Magnum Deathlock. Magnum Kobe makes defence number 1 of his Burning Junior Championship title. Rating: 78

 

13. In a bout that featured great action and great heat from the audience, Hiroaki Nakasawa, Tadakuni Toshusai and Yasuhiko Taira defeated INSPIRED (Masaaki Okazaki, Tasuku Iesada and Tadiyuki Kikkawa) in 26:21 when Hiroaki Nakasawa defeated Tasuku Iesada by pinfall with a Super Nakasawa H-Bomb. Rating: 88

 

Post-Show. Magnum Kobe, Heihachiro Sakai, Fumihiro Ota, Greg Black, Billy Russell, Kuemon Hotta, Tanyu Toshusai, and MYSTIC Dragon all answer questions after the show. Rating: 70

 

Overall rating: 84