WCW: Heart and Soul

Beejus · April 25, 2018

Yeah, anytime I ever see "OBJECTION!" I think of Phoenix Wright.

Judging by the state of your roster, it appears Austin's elbow injury wasn't nearly as bad as everyone assumed. That's great news! That should put us right back on track for his feud with Goldberg.

DHK1989 · April 25, 2018

I think the "OBJECTION!" IS referencing Phoenix Wright since the first game was released for the GBA in Japan back on October 12th, 2001.

kinnikuniverse · April 25, 2018

I would be VERY surprised that Bret even knows video games, TBH.

KnowYourEnemy · April 26, 2018

GROUP A:

Opening Round:

AJ Styles vs. King Corino

Chavo Guerrero Jr. vs. Shane Douglas

Rick Steiner vs. Brian Kendrick

Lance Storm vs. Johnny Parisi

Second Round:

AJ Styles vs. Chavo Guerrero Jr.

Lance Storm vs. Rick Steiner

Group Winner:

Chavo Guerrero Jr.

GROUP B:

Opening Round:

Eddie Guerrero vs. The Destroyer

Sean O'Haire vs. TAKA

Diamond Dallas Page vs. Christopher Daniels

Sting vs. Harry Smith

Second Round:

Guerrero vs. TAKA

Daniels vs. Sting

Group Winner:

Eddie Guerrero

GROUP C:

Opening Round:

Jeff Hardy vs. Cash

Kidman vs. Fit Finlay

Matt Hardy vs. Mark Jindrak

Paul London vs. Goldberg

Second Round:

Jeff Hardy vs. Finlay

Matt Hardy vs. Goldberg

Group Winner:

Goldberg

GROUP D:

Opening Round:

Scott Steiner vs. Shane Helms

Minoru Tanaka vs. Kaz Hayashi

CM Punk vs. Teddy Hart

Bryan Danielson vs. Yang

Second Round:

Steiner vs. Hayashi

C.M Punk vs. Danielson

Group Winner:

Scott Steiner

SEMIFINALS:

Eddie Guerrero vs. Chavo Guerrero

Scott Steiner vs. Goldberg

2003 Stu Hart Classic Winner (worth 3 points): Goldberg

The Final Countdown · April 26, 2018

October 2003: Road to Grand Prix <div style="text-align:center;"><img alt="VAz6R76.png" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/VAz6R76.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> The Backstories:</div> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43035" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Grand (Prix) Finale</div> Grand Prix Tournament, A Block: 9/6: -In the first of two huge matches between the women tied at 4 points, Meiko Satomura outlasted Takako Inoue with the Scorpio Rising kick. -Alexis Laree was going to have to win her last two matches and get some help if she wanted to win the block, but her hopes were still alive here and she kept them alive by pinning the winless Daffney. -In a match that sadly fell short of my expectations (as well as their great performance at Wrestlemarinepiad), Akira Hokuto got the better of Kyoko Inoue and joined Meiko Satomura atop the leader board with 6 points. 9/20: -Alexis Laree got a hard-earned win over Kyoko Inoue. She'd need the last two matches to break out just right to force a crazy four way tie atop the block, but she could return to the locker room knowing she'd done her part. -Meiko Satomura could clinch the block in her final match, and all she needed to do was beat the winless Daffney. Unfortunately for her, she fell prey to the poison mist out of the referee's line of sight and suffered an upset loss. -One of two things was going to happen in the final match in the A Block: either Akira Hokuto would win the block outright, or Takako Inoue would throw everything into chaos by forcing a four way tie. As it turned out, we got the simpler scenario when Hokuto nailed her Northern Lights Bomb to win the match and punch her ticket to the Grand Prix finals. Final A Block Standings: Akira Hokuto: 8 points (4-1) Alexis Laree: 6 points (3-2) Meiko Satomura: 6 points (3-2) Kyoko Inoue: 4 points (2-3) Takako Inoue: 4 points (2-3) Daffney: 2 points (1-4) Grand Prix Tournament, B Block: 9/13: -Melissa Anderson beat Sonoko Kato in a battle of previously winless participants. -Etsuko Mita inched closer to winning the block by pinning Momoe Nakanishi. -Nattie Neidhart stepped up with an excellent performance, but Chigusa Nagayo was too much for her to handle. Chigusa improved to 4-0, setting up a winner take all match against Etsuko Mita in the final week of B Block action. 9/27: -Nattie Neidhart beat Sonoko Kato for her second win, while Kato finished a disappointing 0-5. -Melissa Anderson staved off Momoe Nakanishi's pin attempts and got the win. -Perfect records collided to find out who would win the block. Chigusa threw everything she had at Mita, but the Death Valley Driver spelled her defeat. Final B Block Standings: Etsuko Mita: 10 points (5-0) Chigusa Nagayo: 8 points (4-1) Momoe Nakanishi: 4 points (2-3) Nattie Neidhart: 4 points (2-3) Melissa Anderson: 4 points (2-3) Sonoko Kato: 0 points (0-5) With that, the finals were set: it'd be Akira Hokuto vs. Etsuko Mita in a heel-heel match in the Grand Prix Finals. Hokuto and The Darkness surrounded the ring after the match as Hokuto cut a promo on Mita, who had her protector Kaoru Ito by her side. Hokuto congratulated her on emerging from the B Block, but said her moment of triumph would be short-lived and she would be cast back down into the darkness (get it?) in the finals. Hokuto was victorious in a warm-up match against freelancer Tanny Mouse on the go-home show, after which she cut another promo about the Grand Prix finals. She was talking about the road she'd walked and her own personal darkness she had to overcome to get back to this point (a reference to her time in rehab) when Mita and Ito attacked her! With Daffney and LuFisto nowhere to be seen (more on that later), Hokuto was overwhelmed. Ito softened her up, then passed her off to Mita, who drew proverbial first blood with a Death Valley Driver. </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43035" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Yamada's Done Playing Second Fiddle</div> The seeds of insecurity were slowly sown over several months, with opponents disrespecting Toshiyo Yamada and treating her as nothing other than Manami Toyota's backup. Yamada tried to step out of her longtime partner's shadow by winning the World Championship on the August 16th Renaissance, but Toyota came away the victor. Yamada refused a postmatch handshake and walked to the back alone. After a couple of weeks of uncertainty, Toshiyo invited Manami to the ring on September 6th to clear the air. What started as a heartfelt apology turned on a dime when Yamada shocked Toyota with a roundhouse kick to the head! She brutalized her now-former friend with a bevy of kicks, then glared down at her prone form. On the 13th, both women had sit-down style promos. Yamada said she was tired of living Toyota' shadow all these years, doing all the work and being overlooked while Manami got all the credit. If Manami had the guts to give her one more shot, she'd step out of her shadow once and for all and prove she'd been the superior wrestler all along by beating her and taking her title. In Manami's rebuttal, she said she'd never considered Toshiyo below her. They'd been partners and friends for years, and they'd even had some great matches as opponents, but the friendship never suffered. But now Toshiyo had let her jealousy destroy their friendship. She accepted the challenge, saying she would beat Toshiyo again at the PPV. I was there the next week to oversee the official contract signing. You know how wrestling contract signings normally go, and this one was not an exception. As Manami was looking down at the contract, Toshiyo attacked her once again. She bounced Toyota's head off the table, then knocked her out with another roundhouse kick. After signing her own name on the contract, Yamada picked up the title belt, stared at it for several moments, then dropped it across Manami's chest. There wasn't a ton of advancement on the 20th; just a clip of the signing, and then a pre-tape from Toyota where she said now she knew beyond all doubt that Yamada had cast their friendship aside forever, and she would be able to fight freely, without indecision or regret. Yamada beat Kyoko Inoue in the main event of the go home show, after which Toyota came to the ring and called her insecure. She said Toshiyo had always had a place to throw all of her insecurity and unhappiness with her own career: she just threw it all on Manami. But after she challenged her, again, and failed, again, she'd have no scapegoat to blame for her failure; she'd have to look in the mirror and admit her own shortcomings. That finally set Yamada off. She again attacked, but Manami wasn't caught off-guard this time. The two women brawled in the ring until several of their fellow wrestlers came out from the back to pull them apart, lest one of them get injured right before their title match. </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43035" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Unafraid of Monsters</div> Aja Kong and Devil Masami had complained of lack of competition throughout the Grand Prix, and on 9/6 they were interrupted by Allison Corino. Allison said she would've given anything to make it into the Grand Prix tournament, and Aja and Devil should respect what they have instead of disrespecting the rest of the roster. She wrestled Aja 1 on 1 on the 13th, but despite given her best effort, she could not survive the Uraken backfist. The champions mocked her the following week for losing despite her bold words. Allison didn't back down. She acknowledged that she'd been beaten, but said she was far from finished, and she'd prove it to them both. Corino recruited a partner to help her battle the fearsome champions, and she introduced her on the 27th: it was Alexis Laree, fresh off partaking in the Grand Prix tournament. The twosome defeated Wesna Busic and Katarina Waters in a tag match, but that was a far step away from Kong and Masami. It was Alexis' turn to go solo against Kong on the go home show, and despite absorbing lots of punishment, she shocked Aja with a flying sunset flip for the pin! Alexis and Allison celebrated in the ring after the match, while Masami joined her partner in disbelief. The champions, who had thought of Allison and then Alexis as unworthy foes, now acknowledged that they were at least worth their momentary attention. They were going to give them what they wanted: a shot at the titles. But when the dust cleared, they'd realize they were never true competition to begin with. </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43035" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Meiko Strikes Back</div> As already detailed, Meiko Satomura came one victory away from winning the A Block and advancing to the finals of the Grand Prix, only for the previously winless Daffney to defeat her with the poison mist. Meiko was of course furious, and she was itching for a fight the next week. She thought better of it, though, when she saw that Daffney had her partner LuFisto by her side. But by the go home show, with the block stages of the Grand Prix finished, she had some backup in the form of Chigusa Nagayo. The two of them cornered Daffney and LuFisto near the curtain (preventing them from saving Akira Hokuto from the beatdown mentioned earlier, though that wasn't a premeditated thing from the faces), and said they'd see them in tag action on the PPV. </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43035" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Other action</div> With the Grand Prix tournament taking up so much focus until a week before the PPV, we didn't have time to build much else. There are two matches we announced on the go home show with no prior build: Momoe Nakanishi vs. Takako Inoue, and Our Generation teaming against Lisa Moretti and Shinobu Kandori. Takako cut a promo on the show, taunting Momoe about the stinger she'd suffered the previous week and saying she'd be even worse off after the PPV, and we just aired a simple announcement graphic for the tag bout. </div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43035" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center;">Show Summaries: 9/6: <img alt="LuMpmXe.png" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/LuMpmXe.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Notes from this show: -Toshiyo Yamada's heel turn was officially cemented in the show-closing attack, and it was an absolute success. -"I was impressed watching Alexis Laree's match. She's coming along well." -Etsuko Mita 9/13: <img alt="bYaM1Hv.png" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/bYaM1Hv.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Notes from this show: -The night got off to a bad start when Toshie Uematsu showed up to the building messed up on pain killers. This was her third incident (second for pain killers.) I fined her the first time and sent her to rehab the second time. Three strikes and you're out; I fired her on the spot when Dusty called from Japan to let me know. She seemed to recognize that she'd screwed up, so hopefully she'll clean up her act now. She did hang up pretty abruptly while I was in mid-sentence though, so I guess she's not too happy with me personally. -Mary Apache fractured her cheek bone in her dark match with Wesna Busic. 9/20: <img alt="K9HDdqL.png" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/K9HDdqL.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> 9/27: <img alt="7veGLif.png" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/7veGLif.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Notes from this show: -Manami Toyota had a cartoonist (I guess it's called 'manga' in Japan) draw a picture of Aja Kong and presented it to her before the show, which the locker room seemed to enjoy. -Momoe Nakanishi suffered a stinger during her match against Melissa, but will be good to go by the PPV. 10/4 (taped 09/30): <img alt="rPPMQRK.png" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/rPPMQRK.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Notes from this show: -Aja Kong told Renaissance road agent Dusty Rhodes that she thinks LuFisto is a weak link in The Darkness faction and the fans don't care about her. </div></div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43035" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> Fan Scorecard: Women's World Championship: Toshiyo Yamada vs. Manami Toyota {©} Grand Prix Finals: Akira Hokuto vs. Etsuko Mita Women's World Tag Team Championship: Allison Corino and Alexis Laree vs. Aja Kong and Devil Masami {©} Meiko Satomura and Chigusa Nagayo vs. Daffney and LuFisto Momoe Nakanishi vs. Takako Inoue Our Generation vs. Lisa Moretti and Shinobu Kandori What will be match of the night? How many championships will change hands? (the tournament doesn't count) General diary comments/questions/critiques: </div></blockquote> <hr noshade size=3> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Rateddc" data-cite="Rateddc" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43035" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I've always assumed "OBJECTION!" was inspired by the Ace Attorney games, at least that's where my mind immediately goes to whenever I see the word in this diary.</div></blockquote> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Beejus" data-cite="Beejus" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43035" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Yeah, anytime I ever see "OBJECTION!" I think of Phoenix Wright. Judging by the state of your roster, it appears Austin's elbow injury wasn't nearly as bad as everyone assumed. That's great news! That should put us right back on track for his feud with Goldberg.</div></blockquote> Good, so it wasn't lost on everybody then! Yeah, I was playing through a Phoenix Wright game on the 3DS as the Dragons were going through that gimmick change, and it seemed to fit. I probably should've kayfabed that roster update, huh? Oh well, it's not like you guys couldn't already see he was back to at least do angles by War Games. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="DHK1989" data-cite="DHK1989" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43035" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I think the "OBJECTION!" IS referencing Phoenix Wright since the first game was released for the GBA in Japan back on October 12th, 2001.</div></blockquote> True, although the reference is more an out of universe nod. We're pretending Bret has no idea what Phoenix Wright is and came up with it on his own. Or I guess it could be that one of the Dragons played the game and suggested the idea to him. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="kinnikuniverse" data-cite="kinnikuniverse" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43035" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I would be VERY surprised that Bret even knows video games, TBH.</div></blockquote> Yeah, I'm approaching it that way too. I've recently started including some pop culture references from the time, mainly when I get something like these video game pre-show notes, but the idea is that Bret himself doesn't really know what a lot of this stuff is.

franticloser · April 26, 2018

Women's World Championship: Toshiyo Yamada vs. Manami Toyota {©}

Grand Prix Finals: Akira Hokuto vs. Etsuko Mita

Women's World Tag Team Championship: Allison Corino and Alexis Laree vs. Aja Kong and Devil Masami {©}

Meiko Satomura and Chigusa Nagayo vs. Daffney and LuFisto

Momoe Nakanishi vs. Takako Inoue

Our Generation vs. Lisa Moretti and Shinobu Kandori

What will be match of the night? Toshiyo Yamada vs. Manami Toyota

How many championships will change hands? (the tournament doesn't count) 1

General diary comments/questions/critiques: I feel like you need to keep building the non-Japanese women up to be on an even playing field, and this starts here with some of my predications. Other then that, just keep it going, this has helped me get through the daily grind I'm feeling at my soon to be no longer existing job, and the stress of finding a new one. So, thanks!

JMike · April 26, 2018

Women's World Championship: Toshiyo Yamada vs. Manami Toyota {©}

Grand Prix Finals: Akira Hokuto vs. Etsuko Mita

Women's World Tag Team Championship: Allison Corino and Alexis Laree vs. Aja Kong and Devil Masami {©}

Meiko Satomura and Chigusa Nagayo vs. Daffney and LuFisto

Momoe Nakanishi vs. Takako Inoue

Our Generation vs. Lisa Moretti and Shinobu Kandori

What will be match of the night? Hokuto/Mita

How many championships will change hands? Zero!

General diary comments/questions/critiques: I feel like the Empire needs a new member, someone that's not that big of a name yet and not a Cruiserweight.

RKOwnage · April 26, 2018

2003 Stu Hart Classic Prediction Game:

GROUP A:

Opening Round:

AJ Styles vs. King Corino

Chavo Guerrero Jr. vs. Shane Douglas

Rick Steiner vs. Brian Kendrick

Lance Storm vs. Johnny Parisi (Basically what Punk asked for lol)

Second Round:

AJ Styles vs. Shane Douglas

Brian Kendrick vs. Lance Storm

Group Winner: AJ Styles

GROUP B:

Opening Round:

Eddie Guerrero vs. The Destroyer

Sean O'Haire vs. TAKA

Diamond Dallas Page vs. Christopher Daniels

Sting vs. Harry Smith

Second Round:

Eddie Guerrero vs. Sean O'Haire

Christopher Daniels vs. Sting

Group Winner: Eddie Guerrero

GROUP C:

Opening Round:

Jeff Hardy vs. Cash

Kidman vs. Fit Finlay

Matt Hardy vs. Mark Jindrak

Paul London vs. Goldberg

Second Round:

Jeff Hardy vs. Kidman

Matt Hardy vs. Goldberg

Group Winner: Goldberg

GROUP D:

Opening Round:

Scott Steiner vs. Shane Helms

Minoru Tanaka vs. Kaz Hayashi

CM Punk vs. Teddy Hart

Bryan Danielson vs. Yang

Second Round:

Scott Steiner vs. Minoru Tanaka

CM Punk vs. Bryan Danielson

Group Winner: CM Punk

SEMIFINALS:

AJ Styles vs. Eddie Guerrero

Goldberg vs. CM Punk

2003 Stu Hart Classic Winner (worth 3 points): Goldberg

Sorry to cross streams here, but I didn't get to predict this yet! I admittedly haven't gotten enough into the women's stuff to predict on that.

As for War Games, I love that you're trying to keep Shane Douglas relevant! It'd have been easy to just let him fall by the wayside but I think you probably put him in an optimal area to maximize him. Also, I'm pleasantly surprised by the Knoble win. Again, it's really easy to bring in guys like Danielson and let them run wild, but I like the restraint. Another awesome show!

cbacon87 · April 26, 2018

Women's World Championship: Toshiyo Yamada vs. Manami Toyota {©}

Grand Prix Finals: Akira Hokuto vs. Etsuko Mita

Women's World Tag Team Championship: Allison Corino and Alexis Laree vs. Aja Kong and Devil Masami {©}

Meiko Satomura and Chigusa Nagayo vs. Daffney and LuFisto

Momoe Nakanishi vs. Takako Inoue

Our Generation vs. Lisa Moretti and Shinobu Kandori

What will be match of the night? Yamada/Toyota

How many championships will change hands? 0

CobheadJake · April 26, 2018

Fan Scorecard:

Women's World Championship: Toshiyo Yamada vs. Manami Toyota {©}

Grand Prix Finals: Akira Hokuto vs. Etsuko Mita

Women's World Tag Team Championship: Allison Corino and Alexis Laree vs. Aja Kong and Devil Masami {©}

Meiko Satomura and Chigusa Nagayo vs. Daffney and LuFisto

Momoe Nakanishi vs. Takako Inoue

Our Generation vs. Lisa Moretti and Shinobu Kandori

What will be match of the night? Grand Prix Finals

How many championships will change hands? (the tournament doesn't count) 0

General diary comments/questions/critiques:

DavidCorperial · April 26, 2018

Women's World Championship: Toshiyo Yamada vs. Manami Toyota {©}

Grand Prix Finals: Akira Hokuto vs. Etsuko Mita

Women's World Tag Team Championship: Allison Corino and Alexis Laree vs. Aja Kong and Devil Masami {©}

Meiko Satomura and Chigusa Nagayo vs. Daffney and LuFisto

Momoe Nakanishi vs. Takako Inoue

Our Generation vs. Lisa Moretti and Shinobu Kandori

What will be match of the night? Yamada/Toyota

How many championships will change hands? 0

evileddie10 · April 26, 2018

Women's World Championship: Toshiyo Yamada vs. Manami Toyota {©}

Grand Prix Finals: Akira Hokuto vs. Etsuko Mita

Women's World Tag Team Championship: Allison Corino and Alexis Laree vs. Aja Kong and Devil Masami {©}

Meiko Satomura and Chigusa Nagayo vs. Daffney and LuFisto

Momoe Nakanishi vs. Takako Inoue

Our Generation vs. Lisa Moretti and Shinobu Kandori

What will be match of the night? Yamada/Toyota

How many championships will change hands? (the tournament doesn't count) 0

K-Nection · April 26, 2018

Women's World Championship: Toshiyo Yamada vs. Manami Toyota {©}

Grand Prix Finals: Akira Hokuto vs. Etsuko Mita

Women's World Tag Team Championship: Allison Corino and Alexis Laree vs. Aja Kong and Devil Masami {©}

Meiko Satomura and Chigusa Nagayo vs. Daffney and LuFisto

Momoe Nakanishi vs. Takako Inoue

Our Generation vs. Lisa Moretti and Shinobu Kandori

What will be match of the night? Yamada vs. Toyota

How many championships will change hands? (the tournament doesn't count)

General diary comments/questions/critiques: 0

bonnie · April 26, 2018

Women's World Championship: Manami Toyota {©}

Grand Prix Finals: Etsuko Mita

Women's World Tag Team Championship: Aja Kong and Devil Masami {©}

Daffney and LuFisto

Takako Inoue

Our Generation

What will be match of the night? Yamada vs. Toyota

How many championships will change hands? (the tournament doesn't count) 0

General diary comments/questions/critiques:

Rateddc · April 26, 2018

Women's World Championship: Toshiyo Yamada vs. Manami Toyota {©}

Grand Prix Finals: Akira Hokuto vs. Etsuko Mita

Women's World Tag Team Championship: Allison Corino and Alexis Laree vs. Aja Kong and Devil Masami {©}

Meiko Satomura and Chigusa Nagayo vs. Daffney and LuFisto

Momoe Nakanishi vs. Takako Inoue

Our Generation vs. Lisa Moretti and Shinobu Kandori

What will be match of the night? Yamada vs. Toyota

How many championships will change hands? (the tournament doesn't count) 0

Beejus · April 26, 2018

Knowing the stories of how Bret in real life (especially in the early 2000s) is kind of a curmudgeonly old fuddy-duddy, I had already assumed that the Dragons came up with "OBJECTION!" from playing the game themselves or how it caught on in Japan, and they started doing it. Now it's taken off, and soon they'll be winning the Tag Team titles at Starrcade! *fingers crossed*

Manami Toyota - The heel turn is in vain as Toyota retains the title in a hard-fought bout.

Etsuko Mita - If Mita loses this one, then the Empire really are pretty much gone. Toyota vs. Mita will be world class.

Kong and Masami - I like the team of Danger and Laree for sure, but not their night.

Daffney and LuFisto - Dark anime on patrol, it's the End of Evangelion all up in this bitch!

Momoe Nakanishi

Moretti and Kandori

MOTN: Mita vs. Hokuto

Titles: 0

K-Nection · April 26, 2018

I did this just for fun!

kinnikuniverse · April 26, 2018

I did this just for fun!

I never knew I wanted this in my life.

deanohbk · April 27, 2018

Toyota

Hokuto

Aja & devil

Meiko & chigusa

Inoue

Our generation

Hokuto v mita

0

DGenerationMC · April 27, 2018

Grand Prix Finals: Akira Hokuto vs. Etsuko Mita

Women's World Tag Team Championship: Allison Corino and Alexis Laree vs. Aja Kong and Devil Masami {©}

Meiko Satomura and Chigusa Nagayo vs. Daffney and LuFisto

Momoe Nakanishi vs. Takako Inoue

Our Generation vs. Lisa Moretti and Shinobu Kandori

What will be match of the night? Women's World Championship: Toshiyo Yamada vs. Manami Toyota {©}

How many championships will change hands? (the tournament doesn't count) 0

Warhawk8492 · April 27, 2018

Grand Prix Finals: Akira Hokuto vs. Etsuko Mita

Women's World Tag Team Championship: Allison Corino and Alexis Laree vs. Aja Kong and Devil Masami {©}

Meiko Satomura and Chigusa Nagayo vs. Daffney and LuFisto

Momoe Nakanishi vs. Takako Inoue

Our Generation vs. Lisa Moretti and Shinobu Kandori

What will be match of the night? Yamada Vs Toyota

How many championships will change hands? (the tournament doesn't count) None

General diary comments/questions/critiques: I have enjoyed all your booking so far.

Uncrewed · April 27, 2018

Grand Prix Finals: Akira Hokuto vs. Etsuko Mita

Women's World Tag Team Championship: Allison Corino and Alexis Laree vs. Aja Kong and Devil Masami {©}

Meiko Satomura and Chigusa Nagayo vs. Daffney and LuFisto

Momoe Nakanishi vs. Takako Inoue

Our Generation vs. Lisa Moretti and Shinobu Kandori

What will be match of the night?- Hokuto/Mita

How many championships will change hands? (the tournament doesn't count)- 0

ThorJ · April 27, 2018

Fan Scorecard:

Grand Prix Finals: Akira Hokuto vs. Etsuko Mita

Women's World Tag Team Championship: Allison Corino and Alexis Laree vs. Aja Kong and Devil Masami {©}

Meiko Satomura and Chigusa Nagayo vs. Daffney and LuFisto

Momoe Nakanishi vs. Takako Inoue

Our Generation vs. Lisa Moretti and Shinobu Kandori

What will be match of the night? Yamada vs Toyota

How many championships will change hands? (the tournament doesn't count) 0

General diary comments/questions/critiques:

Happy0wns · April 27, 2018

Fan Scorecard:

Grand Prix Finals: Akira Hokuto vs. Etsuko Mita

Women's World Tag Team Championship: Allison Corino and Alexis Laree vs. Aja Kong and Devil Masami {©}

Meiko Satomura and Chigusa Nagayo vs. Daffney and LuFisto

Momoe Nakanishi vs. Takako Inoue

Our Generation vs. Lisa Moretti and Shinobu Kandori

What will be match of the night? Yamada vs Toyota

How many championships will change hands? 0

General diary comments/questions/critiques:

Theheel · April 27, 2018

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Grand Prix Finals: Akira Hokuto vs. Etsuko Mita

Women's World Tag Team Championship: Allison Corino and Alexis Laree vs. Aja Kong and Devil Masami {©}

Meiko Satomura and Chigusa Nagayo vs. Daffney and LuFisto

Momoe Nakanishi vs. Takako Inoue

Our Generation vs. Lisa Moretti and Shinobu Kandori

What will be match of the night? Yamada vs Toyota

How many championships will change hands? 0

General diary comments/questions/critiques:

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