White Canvas Grappling [C-Verse]

Historian · October 9, 2019

Loving the tournament. I didn't see Torii losing there. Great surprise.

CGN91 · October 10, 2019

Thanks Historian! I really appreciate your feedback

I love tournaments so much and i really like the aspect about them. They are no huge favourites, everybody can beat everybody - I love that! Torii just lost the titlematch against Funakoshi, so another loss don't hurt that much. You can build him up for any future singles match real fast and you've got a rematch in the pipeline, perfect to me.

Hashasheen · October 10, 2019

Thanks Historian! I really appreciate your feedback

I love tournaments so much and i really like the aspect about them. They are no huge favourites, everybody can beat everybody - I love that! Torii just lost the titlematch against Funakoshi, so another loss don't hurt that much. You can build him up for any future singles match real fast and you've got a rematch in the pipeline, perfect to me.

Perfect to you, but not for my brackets, you monster.

CGN91 · October 10, 2019

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WCG White Canvas Trophy - Night 2, 2016/09/05

Chiba Prefectural Gymnasium @ Kanto, Japan

2000 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)

1. Blackwell Bush, Christian Blithe, Eikichi Itou & Pavel Vanzycha def. Keisuke Arashi, Shuzo Utagawa, Kyuichi Matsumoto & Motoyuki Miyake (9m48s) when Vanzycha used a Cross Armlock on Arashi [50]

2. Kiyotaka & Razan Okamoto def. Nobuhiko Serizawa & Sotatsu Sarumara (9m09s) when Kiyotaka used a Kimura on Serizawa [60]

3. Nobuharu Yokokawa & Funakoshi def. Gidayu Katou & Hirokichi Yoemon (6m47s) when Yokokawa used a Stump Puller on Katou [70]

4. B.T.U. ( Rokuemon Matsushita, Taheiji Konoe & Bunrakuken Torii) def. Tiger Fuyuki, Kazuhiko Nakao & Kuemon Hotta (8m16) when Torii used a Spinning Forearm Smash on Nakao [68]

5. White Canvas Trophy 2016 – Round 1: Goemon Komiya def. Hidekazu Ozawa (9m39s) with a Stretch Muffler [56]

6. White Canvas Trophy 2016 – Round 1: Fujio Narahashi def. Azumamaro Kita (12m58s) with a Lariat [70]

7. White Canvas Trophy 2016 – Round 1: Kazuchika Nagai def. Kimitada Yanagita (8m56s) with a Nagai Fireball [60]

8. White Canvas Trophy 2016 – Round 1: Morimasa Kato def. Bulldozer Brandon Smith (14m33s) with a Choke Sleeper [72]

- Veteran Hidekazu Ozawa came short in his fight with Goemon Komiya, the last minute replacement for injured Hitomaro Suzuki. Komiya was faster and stronger than Ozawa, that was the key to his victory.

- In a match between two friends there are no real winners. Fujio Narahashi may won the contest of the two OWARI guys, both men showed a lot to the fans and we can expect a great future either in tag team action or singles action.

- Six months after their first encounter, Kazuchika Nagai got his win back. "Tornado" lost to Yanagita during the first day of the Saikyou Warrior Festival back in March. Yanagita fought like a pitbull, but finally got caught with a Lariat following a Nagai Fireball.

- Morimasa Kato is unstoppable at the moment. The former INSPIRE men lost in Aichi three months ago to Smith. The Bulldozer went on to fight Funakoshi for the WCG World championship, while Kato had to grapple with other "lower" guys. Katos determination was on point when he hits a Knee Strike into Smiths Neck and choked him out with his Sleeper to advance.

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CGN91 · October 11, 2019

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WCG White Canvas Trophy - Night 3, 2016/09/09

Gifu Arena @ Chubu, Japan

2000 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)

1. Blackwell Bush, Christian Blithe, Eikichi Itou & Fuyuhiko Wakabayashi def. Keisuke Arashi, Nobuhiko Serizawa, Lenny Mochin & Kyuichi Matsumoto (8m07s) when Wakabayashi used a Tombstone Piledriver on Mochin [46]

2. Kiyotaka, Kazuhiko Nakao & Kimitada Yanagita def. Haruhiro Tsumemasa, Ricky Turner & Matsudaira Morioka (6m24s) when Yanagita used a Yanagita Crush on Tsumemasa [51]

3. Yoemon Dojo (Gidayu Katou, Omezo Shikitei & Naozane Goto) def. Logan Wolfsbaine, Pavel Vanzycha & Giant Brody (6m38s) when Goto used a Goto Slam on Wolfsbaine [60]

4. Motoyuki Miyake, Hidekazu Ozawa & Kuemon Hotta def. B.T.U. ( Taheiji Konoe, Rokuemon Matsushita & Bunrakuken Torii) (9m14s) when Hotta used a Sprint Palm Thrust on Konoe [63]

5. OWARI ( Azumamaro Kita & Fujio Narahashi) def. Shuzo Utagawa & Goemon Komiya (8m12s) when Kita used a Cross Arm Breaker on Utagawa [60]

6. Tiger Fuyuki & Kazuchika Nagai def. Nariaki Hitomi & Morimasa Kato (9m48s) when Nagai used a Nagai Fireball on Hitomi [63]

7. White Canvas Trophy 2016 – Round 2: Razan Okamoto def. Sotatsu Sarumara (16m25s) with a Brainbuster Suplex [68]

8. White Canvas Trophy 2016 – Round 2: Funakoshi def. Hirokichi Yoemon (13m36s) with a Butterfly Backbreaker [80]

- Title challenge alert! After pinning Konoe, Kuemon Hotta challenged the two tag team champions to a tag team title match.

- It was a intense battle between two strong fighter. It's personal for Sarumara, he invited Razan to join "White Justice" to fight frequently against the Black Terror Unit. Okamoto refused and said that he would love to create his own team, an insult in Sarumaras eyes. "The Armlock Wizard" tried to damage Okamotos arm and nearly got the win after a nasty looking Armbar. "The Dreamcatcher" was unable to hit his Brainbuster Suplex again. He lands with a Lariat and finished Sarumara with the Senzai Ishiki Knee Strike. After the match Okamoto sticked his hand out for a handshake, but Sarumara refused it.

- Yoemons climb to the final is over. WCG World Champion Funakoshi was a level above Hirokichi Yoemon, got the pinfall victory with the Butterfly Backbreaker. Yoemon did what he does best: Strong forearms, kicks and brutal headbutts. Funakoshi was overpowered, Yoemon was enthuastic since he pinned Funakoshis stablemate Torii. The Champ hits a Forearm combination to weakened Yoemon and finally locked in his Backbreaker.</div></div>

Hashasheen · October 11, 2019

Damn, what a match by Funakoshi. Yoemon winning had to have had people on the edge of their seat. Even in only a 14 minute match, it must have been a Tomoaki Honma G1 Climax level heat.

CGN91 · October 13, 2019

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WCG White Canvas Trophy - Night 4, 2016/09/10

The Ienari Theatre In Aichi @ Chubu, Japan

2000 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)

1. Lenny Mochin, Ricky Turner, Shuzo Utagawa & Nariaki Hitomi def.Blackwell Bush, Christian Blithe, Eikichi Itou & Haruhiro Tsumemasa (8m03s) when Hitomi used a Death Valley Driver on Bush [44]

2. Nobuhiko Serizawa, Logan Wolfsbaine, Pavel Vanzycha & Giant Brody def. Yoemon Dojo (Gidayu Katou, Omezo Shikitei, Naozane Goto & Hirokichi Yoemon) (11m03) when Vanzycha used a Cross Armlock on Katou [58]

3. Fuyuhiko Wakabayashi, Kazuhiko Nakao & Matsudaira Morioka def. Keisuke Arashi, Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara (11m32s) when Wakabayashi used a Tombstone Piledriver on Arashi [53]

4. B.T.U. ( Taheiji Konoe, Rokuemon Matsushita & Bunrakuken Torii) def. Motoyuki Miyake, Hidekazu Ozawa & Kuemon Hotta (11m08s) when Torii used a Spinning Forearm Smash on Miyake [67]

5. Nobuharu Yokokawa & Funakoshi def. Kiyotaka & Razan Okamoto (10m42s) when Funakoshi used a Butterfly Backbreaker on Kiyotaka [74]

6. White Canvas Trophy 2016 – Round 2: Fujio Narahashi def. Goemon Komiya (13m29s) with a Lariat [67]

7. White Canvas Trophy 2016 – Round 2: Morimasa Kato def. Kazuchika Nagai (17m43s) with a Choke Sleeper [65]

- He may be know for his tag team matches but Fujio Narahashi stunned the crowd in Aichi with his win over Goemon Komiya. The one half of OWARI hits his devastating Lariat to advance to the semi finals.

- What would you do if some bully injured your pal? Right you would f*ck him up, and that's what Nagai did. "Tornado" was led by his emotions and that was Katos key to victory, as Nagai was onfocused got caught with a Knee Strike into the neck, Choke Sleeper let Nagai tapped.</div></div>

CGN91 · October 14, 2019

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Yokohama Bunka Gymnasium @ Kanto, Japan</em></p><p><em>

2000 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)</em></p><p> </p><p>

1. Keisuke Arashi, Nobuhiko Serizawa, Kyuichi Matsumoto, Haruhiro Tsumemasa & Kiyotaka def. Ricky Turner, Blackwell Bush, Christian Blithe, Lenny Mochin & Nariaki Hitomi <strong>(9m45s)</strong> when Kiyotaka used a Kimura on Turner [<strong>49</strong>]</p><p>

2. Kazuhiko Nakao & Tiger Fuyuki def. Ieshige Nishio & Takeshi Yamanaka <strong>(7m50s)</strong> when Fuyuki used a Flying Tiger Arm Bar on Nishio [<strong>52</strong>]</p><p>

3. Yoemon Dojo (Gidayu Katou, Omezo Shikitei & Naozane Goto) def. Shuzo Utagawa, Goemon Komiya & Matsudaira Morioka <strong>(8m55s)</strong> when Shikitei used a Cross Armbreaker on Utagawa [<strong>55</strong>]</p><p>

4. Logan Wolfsbaine, Pavel Vanzycha & Giant Brody def. Motoyuki Miyake, Hidekazu Ozawa & Kuemon Hotta <strong>(11m41)</strong> when Brody used a Choke Slam on Miyake [<strong>64</strong>]</p><p>

5. Kimitada Yanagita, Sotatsu Sarumara, Kazuchika Nagai & Hirokichi Yoemon def. B.T.U. (<img alt="BCG.png" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/BCG.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Nobuharu Yokokawa, <img alt="WEXXV.png" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/WEXXV.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Taheiji Konoe, <img alt="BCG.png" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/BCG.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Rokuemon Matsushita & <img alt="BCG.png" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/BCG.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Bunrakuken Torii) <strong>(12m50s)</strong> when Yoemon used a Yoemon Stretch Clutch on Yokokawa [<strong>69</strong>]</p><p>

6. <strong>White Canvas Trophy – Semi Final:</strong> Morimasa Kato def. <img alt="SAISHO.png" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/SAISHO.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Fujio Narahashi <strong>(13m48s)</strong> with a Choke Sleeper [<strong>73</strong>]</p><p>

7. <strong>White Canvas Trophy – Semi Final:</strong> Razan Okamoto def. <img alt="BCG.png" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/BCG.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Funakoshi <strong>(21m11s)</strong> with a Brainbuster Suplex [<strong>72</strong>]</p><p> </p><p>

- Are you into a beefy heavyweight clash? So you'll love Narahashi against Kato. The two men slapped, hits forearms, headbutts and hits other limbs to each other. Narahashis fire was unbelievable as he hits a German Suplex and nearly got the victory. However Narahashis train was derailed by Kato as the former INSPIRE fighter hits a Lariat on Fujio and let him tap.</p><p> </p><p>

- We were looking for Morimasa Katos opponent in the finals and we got one after over twenty minutes. It was intense as Razan Okamoto has never beat Funakoshi before, so the champion was overconfident. When we got into the closing stretch Funakoshis Butterfly Backbreaker was countered by the "Dreamcatcher" into a pinfall for two. Immediatly Okamoto scored with his Senzai Ishiki Knee Strike but also only for two. His Brainbuster Suplex was the diffenrence maker and Okamoto finally got his first ever victory over Funakoshi.</div></div></p>

Hashasheen · October 14, 2019

<p>You got me believing in Morimasa Kato. </p><p> </p><p>

Don't kill my belief, CGN91.</p>

CGN91 · October 15, 2019

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WCG White Canvas Trophy Night Finals, 2016/09/17

Saitama Sports Field @ Kanto, Japan

2000 Fans (Super No Vacancy)

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Blackwell Bush, Christian Blithe, Lenny Mochin & Takeshi Yamanaka def. Keisuke Arashi, Nobuhiko Serizawa, Shuzo Utagawa & Kyuichi Matsumoto (7m50s) when Yamanaka used a Powerbomb on Arashi [42]

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Fuyuhiko Wakabayashi & OWARI ( Azumamaro Kita & Fujio Narahashi) def. Haruhiro Tsumemasa & The Hurt ( Billy Robinson & Nigel Svensson) (7m47s) when Narahashi used a Lariat on Tsumemasa [64]

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Logan Wolfsbaine, Pavel Vanzycha & Giant Brody def. Yoemon Dojo (Gidayu Katou, Omezo Shikitei & Naozane Goto) when Vanzycha used a Cross Armlock on Katou [63]

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Kazuhiko Nakao, Tiger Fuyuki, Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara def. Ricky Turner, Nariaki Hitomi, Goemon Komiya & Matsudaira Morioka (9m06s) when Sarumara used a Mounted Arm Lock on Turner [55]

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Nobuharu Yokokawa & Funakoshi def. Motoyuki Miyake & Kiyotaka (7m27s) when Yokokawa used a Stump Puller on Miyake [71]</blockquote>

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Hirokichi Yoemon, Hidekazu Ozawa & Kuemon Hotta def. B.T.U. (http://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/WEXXV.png Taheiji Konoe, Rokuemon Matsushita & Bunrakuken Torii) (12m50s) when Ozawa used a Roll-Up on Matsushita [67]

- The challenge was set before, but Hidekazu and Hotta made it clear after their victory tonight. But that wasn't all!

Hirokichi Yoemon stept forward and challenged Bunrakuken Torii to an BCG championship match!</blockquote>

White Canvas Trophy 2016

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Morimasa Kato def. Razan Okamoto (23m25s) with a Choke Sleeper [67]

- The inaugral White Canvas Trophy tour is over and we've got a first winner. Kato and Okamoto threw everything they've got to each others body, Razan almost got the win after landing his Senzai Ishiki Knee Strike, but Kato survived. A second Knee Strike should come, Kato ducked and knocked Okamoto down with a Lariat. He followed with a Knee Strike of his own and puts his Choke Sleeper on. Okamoto wanted to reach the ropes, but finally he has to tapped.</blockquote>

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Backstage Comments

Morimasa Kato: "This is just the beginning. I said it before i came to WCG to win titles and tournaments. This is just the beginning. I'm coming for the big belt, dethroning a stud like Funakoshi will be a masterpiece."

Razan Okamoto: "I don't know what to say. I'm dissapointed in myself, but i have to admit that Morimasa [Kato] was the better man tonight. Please keep in mind that i beat Funakoshi in the semis, keep it in mind. "

Bunrakuken Torii: "What was that all about old man, huh? You were lucky in Tokyo, lucky!!"

Hirokichi Yoemon: "I'm dedicated myself to build up the youth of White Canvas Grappling, and i'll do that every day of the week, but why not challenging him for that title? I beat him in Tokyo, and maybe i'm the first one to steal a title from them [b.T.U.]."

News

- Bulldozer Brandon Smith (Hernia) and Eikichi Itou (Seperated Shoulder) got injured before the show.

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CGN91 · October 16, 2019

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Gunma Hall @ Kanto, Japan</em></p><p><em>

300 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)</em></p><p> </p><p>

1. Christian Blithe vs. Blackwell Bush – Time Limit Draw <strong>(10m00s)</strong> [<strong>25</strong>]</p><p>

2. Gidayu Katou def. Shuzo Utagawa <strong>(6m20s)</strong> with a Boston Crab [<strong>41</strong>]</p><p>

3. Kazuhiko Nakao def. Keisuke Arashi <strong>(6m04s)</strong> with a Double Foot Stomp [<strong>46</strong>]</p><p>

4. Tiger Fuyuki & Kyuichi Matsumoto def. Nobuhiko Serizawa & Matsudaira Morioka <strong>(11m32s)</strong> when Fuyuki used a Flying Tiger Arm Bar on Serizawa [<strong>52</strong>]</p><p>

5. Kiyotaka & Motoyuki Miyake def. Logan Wolfsbaine & Pavel Vanzycha <strong>(15m56s)</strong> when Kiyotaka used a Kimura on Wolfsbaine [<strong>50</strong>]</p><p>

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CGN91 · October 16, 2019

<p>Thanks for all your feedbacks. I really appreciate it.</p><p> </p><p>

Just hit the fast forward button a bit. I was so lazy the last months, started the thread in march and i'm still in 2016:D</p>

Hashasheen · October 17, 2019

Can't believe you finally pulled the trigger on Morimaso Kato. My boy better be going all the way, CGN!

Historian · October 17, 2019

Great tournament. I was out of town for a bit on vacation, so I just caught up. Loving the touring presentation too -- it makes it really easy to follow.

thiagofjv · October 19, 2019

Wow!

This is great!

I loved the tournament!

Okamoto is a beast, it's good to have their loyalty.

CGN91 · October 19, 2019

"We all have a dream!"

Q: Mr. Okamoto, you called us for this interview. What's the matter?

Okamoto: I told the fans before that i wanted to have my own group of men. That's why i refused Sarumaras invite, and i feel great. I'm here with honest, hard working and talented guys. Kiyotaka impressed me so much the last two tours and he recently teamed with Miyake at the finale of the White Canvas Trophy. And man, Motoyuki is an uncut diamond. His mentor Ozawa-san did a great job so far.

Q: So Hidekazu Ozawa and Kuemon Hotta are the more experienced backbone of your group?

O: Yes indeed. You can't win a thing without experience men who fought real wars out there. We want to change the face of White Canvas Grappling to our favor. We all have the dream to be the best WCG has to offer, to win championships! I'm the Dreamcatcher and xDREAM is going to be "ichiban"!

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CGN91 · October 21, 2019

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Big press conference on this morning. WCG president Junnosoku Fukazawa announced the upcoming tour shows for the year of 2016. First we're going into the Exciting Battle Tour with big matches like Funakoshi versus White Canvas Trophy winner Morimasa Kato, Bunrakuken Torii against Hirokichi Yoemon for the BCG Championship and Rokuemon Matsushita & Taheiji Konoe have to defend their belts against Hidekazu Ozawa and Kuemon Hotta.

Furthermore the Strong-1 (Saikyou) Tag League kicks off on the 30th of October in Saitama and will be a 12-team league, six teams in two blocks. There are not confirmed teams, all blocks and teams will be announced on the final day of the Exciting Battle tour.

After Tag League the WCG roster will have a little break before heading on the road to Anniversary. On the 17th & 18th White Canvas Grappling will held two shows at the Doshisha Athletic Center before going to Kanagawa Sports Field in January. The special thing about the Shows "Sould" and "Strong" is that two "title eliminator" matches are going to happen. The two winners of those matches will meet at Anniversary to determinate the first ever White Canvas National champion.

UPCOMING SCHEDULE

EXCITING BATTLE TOUR

2016/09/30 - Saitama Sports Field (Kanto, Japan)

2016/10/03 - Kishiwada Sports Park (Kinki, Japan)

2016/10/06 - Kishiwada Sports Park (Kinki, Japan)

2016/10/09 - Shimonoseki Hall (Chuguku, Japan)

2016/10/12 - Tosa Gymnasium (Shikoku, Japan)

EXCITING BATTLE 2016, 2016/10/15 - Gifu Arena (Chubu, Japan)

x. Special Tag Match: White Justice (Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara) vs. xDREAM (Kiyotaka & Razan Okamoto)

x. BCG World Championship: Bunrakuken Torii © vs. Hirokichi Yoemon (7th Defense)

x. WCG Tag Team Championship: B.T.U. (Rokuemon Matsushita & Taheiji Konoe) © vs. Hidekazu Ozawa & Kuemon Hotta (2nd Defense)

x. WCG World Championship: Funakoshi © vs. Morimasa Kato (5th Defense)

S-1 TAG LEAGUE 2016 TOUR

2016/10/30 - Saitama Sports Field (Kanto, Japan)

2016/11/02 - Doshisha Athletic Center (Kinki, Japan)

2016/11/04 - Maniwa Park Gymnasium (Chugoku, Japan)

2016/11/08 - Kochi Halls (Shikoku, Japan)

2016/11/11 - Asahikawa Community Hall (Hokkaido, Japan)

2016/11/15 - Motomiya Sports Park (Tohoku, Japan)

2016/11/20 - Shizuoka Athletic Hall (Chubu, Japan)

2016/11/23 - Shizuoka Athletic Hall (Chubu, Japan)

2016/11/27 - Saitama Sports Field (Kanto, Japan)

White Canvas Soul, 2016/12/17 - Doshisha Athletic Center (Kinki, Japan)

x. WCG National Championship - Title Eliminator I: x vs. x

White Canvas Strong, 2016/12/18 - Doshisha Athletic Center (Kinki, Japan)

x. WCG National Championship - Title Eliminator II: x vs. x

WCG 1st Anniversary, 2017/01/07 - Kanagawa Sports Field (Kanto, Japan)

x. WCG National Championship: x vs. x

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CGN91 · October 25, 2019

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<img alt="wcg.png" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/wcg.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /><strong> WCG Road To Exciting Battle - Night 1</strong>, <em>2016/09/30</em></p><p><em>

Saitama Sports Field @ Kanto, Japan</em></p><p><em>

2000 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)</em></p><p> </p><p>

1. Logan Wolfsbaine, Pavel Vanzycha, Giant Brody & Animal Harker def. Blackwell Bush, Christian Blithe, Keisuke Arashi & Ieshige Nishio <strong>(6m44s)</strong> when Harker used a Piledriver on Bush [<strong>55</strong>]</p><p>

2. Kazuhiko Nakao, Tiger Fuyuki & Kazuchika Nagai def, Haruhiro Tsumemasa, Goemon Komiya & Matsudaira Morioka <strong>(11m18s)</strong> when Nagai used a Nagai Fireball on Tsumemasa [<strong>57</strong>]</p><p>

3. Shuzo Utagawa & The Hurt (<img alt="SAISHO.png" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/SAISHO.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Billy Robinson & Nigel Svensson) def. Lenny Mochin & White Justice (Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara) <strong>(9m06s)</strong> when Svensson used a Hyper Extension Arm Lock on Mochin [<strong>56</strong>]</p><p>

4. Gidayu Katou & Hirokichi Yoemon def. Kiyotaka & Razan Okamoto <strong>(11m12s)</strong> when Yoemon used a Yoemon Stretch Clutch on Kiyotaka [<strong>67</strong>]</p><p>

5. B.T.U. (Taheiji Konoe, <img alt="BCG.png" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/BCG.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Rokuemon Matsushita & <img alt="BCG.png" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/BCG.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Bunrakuken Torii) def. Motoyuki Miyake, Hidekazu Ozawa & Kuemon Hotta <strong>(11m22s)</strong> when Torii used a Spinning Forearm Smash on Miyake [<strong>68</strong>]</p><p>

6. Azumamaro Shimizu & Morimasa Kato def. <img alt="BCG.png" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/BCG.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Nobuharu Yokokawa & <img alt="BCG.png" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/BCG.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Funakoshi (14m52s) when Kato used a Choke Sleeper on Yokokawa [<strong>77</strong>]</p><p>

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Hashasheen · October 25, 2019

Azumamaro Shimizu just got carried to the greatest match of his career. Goddamn.

CGN91 · October 26, 2019

WCG Road To Exciting Battle - Night 2, 2016/10/03

Kishiwada Sports Park @ Kinki, Japan

750 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)

1. Lenny Mochin, Kyuichi Matsumoto, Haruhiro Tsumemasa & Ieshige Nishio def. Blackwell Bush, Christian Blithe, Keisuke Arashi & Takeshi Yamanaka (6m54s) when Nishio used a Chokeslam on Bush [37]

2. Pavel Vanyzcha, Giant Brody & Animal Harker def. Shuzo Utagawa, Kazuhiko Nakao & Tiger Fuyuki (7m42s) when Harker used a Stump Piledriver on Shuzo [55]

3. Fuyuhiko Wakabayashi & Azumamaro Shimizu def. Gidayu Katou & Naozane Goto (9m55s) when Wakabayashi used a Piledriver on Katou [59]

4. Motoyuki Miyake, Kiyotaka & Razan Okamoto def. Nobuhiko Serizawa, Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara (11m14s) when Kiyotaka used a Kimura on Serizawa [60]

5. Nobuharu Yokokawa & Bunrakuken Torii def. Omezo Shikitei & Hirokichi Yoemon (12m58s) when Torii used a Spinning Forearm Smash on Shikitei [70]

6. Kuemon Hotta, Hidekazu Ozawa & Morimasa Kato def. B.T.U. (Taheiji Konoe, Rokuemon Matsushita & Funakoshi) (16m13s) when Kato used Victory Roll on Funakoshi [75]

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CGN91 · October 27, 2019

WCG Road To Exciting Battle - Night 3, 2016/10/06

Kishiwada Sports Park @ Kinki, Japan

750 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)

1. Logan Wolfsbaine, Pavel Vanzycha, Giant Brody & Animal Harker def. Lenny Mochin, Keisuke Arashi, Ieshige Nishio & Takeshi Yamanaka (8m22s) when Harker used a Stump Piledriver on Mochin [53]

2. Yoemon Dojo (Gidayu Katou, Omezo Shikitei & Naozane Goto) def. Blackwell Bush, Christian Blithe & Tiger Fuyuki (8m05s) when Shikitei used a STF on Blithe [53]

3. Haruhiro Tsumemasa & The Hurt ( Billy Robinson & Nigel Svensson) def. Nobuhiko Serizawa, Matsudaira Morioka & Goemon Komiya (8m44s) when Robinson used a Capital City Crucifix on Serizawa [56]

4. Motoyuki Miyake, Kiyotaka & Razan Okamoto def. Shuzo Utagawa, Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara (11m11s) when Miyake used a Knock Out Kick on Utagawa [59]

5. Kuemon Hotta, Hidekazu Ozawa & Hirokichi Yoemon def. B.T.U. (Taheiji Konone, Rokuemon Matsushita & Bunrakuken Torii) (12m45s) when Yoemon used a Cradle on Torii [68]

6. Nobuharu Yokokawa & Funakoshi def. Azumamaro Shimizu & Morimasa Kato (14m40s) wgen Funakoshi used a Butterfly Backbreaker on Shimizu [72]

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CGN91 · October 28, 2019

WCG Road To Exciting Battle - Night 4, 2016/10/09

Shimonoseki Hall @ Chugoku, Japan

300 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)

1. Ricky Turner, Kazuhiko Nakao, Haruhiro Tsumemasa, Ieshige Nishio & Takeshi Yamanaka def. Blackwell Bush, Christian Blithe, Lenny Mochin, Shuzo Utagawa & Nobuhiko Serizawa (6m43s) when Nakao used a Double Foot Stomp on Mochin [44]

2. Gidayu Katou & Omezo Shikitei def. Keisuke Arashi & Tiger Fuyuki (7m46s) when Katou used a Lariat on Arashi [51]

3. Kyuichi Matsumoto, Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara def. Motoyuki Miyake, Kiyotaka & Razan Okamoto (10m17s) when Sarumara used a Mounted Arm Lock on Miyake [55]

4. Naozane Goto & Hirokichi Yoemon def. Nobuharu Yokokawa & Bunrakuken Torii (12m16s) when Yoemon used a Yoemon Stretch Clutch on Yokokawa [69]

5. Kuemon Hotta, Hidekazu Ozawa & Morimasa Kato def. B.T.U. (Taheiji Konoe, Rokuemon Matsushita & Funakoshi) (16m14s) when Kato used a Choke Sleeper on Konoe [73]

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Hashasheen · October 29, 2019

Funakoshi vs. Kato is proving to be a very promising match. Not sure how well Kato might draw ratings on his own, but with Funakoshi he seems set for an 80+ singles match.

CGN91 · October 29, 2019

WCG Road To Exciting Battle - Night 5, 2016/10/12

Tosa Gymnasium @ Shikoku, Japan

167 Fans (No Vacancy)

1. Masafumi Torii Debut Match: Gidayu Katou def. Masafumi Torii (5m47s) with a Lariat [36]

2. Keisuke Arashi, Kyuichi Matsumoto & Fuyuhiko Wakabayashi def. Blackwell Bush, Christian Blithe & Lenny Mochin (5m32s) when Wakabayashi used a Piledriver on Bush [43]

3. Motoyuki Miyake, Kiyotaka & Razan Okamoto def. Eikichi Itou, Nobuhiko Serozawa & Haruhiro Tsumemasa (7m47s) when Okamoto used a Senzhi Knee Strike on Itou [52]

4. Pavel Vanzycha, Giant Brody & Animal Harker def. Shuzo Utagawa, Matsudaira Morioka & Goemon Komiya (8m38s) when Vanzycha used a Cross Armlock on Utagawa [53]

5. Kazuchika Nagai 15th Anniversary Match: Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara def. Tiger Fuyuki & Kazuchika Nagai (11m43) when Yanagita used a Yanagita Crush on Fuyuki [58]

6. B.T.U. (Nobuharu Yokokawa, Taheiji Konoe, Rokuemon Matsushita, Bunrakuken Torii & Funakoshi) def. Omezo Shikitei, Kuemon Hotta, Hidekazu Ozawa, Hirokichi Yoemon & Morimasa Kato (16m11s) when Konoe used a Savage Cradle DDT on Shikitei [70]

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CGN91 · October 30, 2019

WCG EXCITING BATTLE 2016, 2016/10/15

Niigata Memorial Gymnasium @ Chubu, Japan

2345 Fans (Super No Vacancy)

Blackwell Bush, Christian Blithe, Lenny Mochin & Haruhiro Tsumemasa def. Nobuhiko Serizawa, Shuzo Utagawa, Kyuichi Matsumoto & Motoyuki Miyake (6m20s) when Tsumemasa used a Pumphandle Facebuster on Utagawa [46]

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Pavel Vanzycha, Giant Brody & Animal Harker def. Yoemon Dojo (Gidayu Katou, Omezo Shikitei & Naozane Goto) (9m43s) when Harker used a Piledriver on Katou [58]

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Keisuke Arashi, Tiger Fuyuki & Kazuchika Nagai def. Eikichi Itou, Goemon Komiya & Matsudaira Morioka (10m23s) when Nagai used a Lariat on Itou [52]

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Azumamaro Shimizu & Fuyuhiko Wakabayashi def. Ricky Turner & Kazuhiko Nakao (4m02s) when Wakabayashi used a Piledriver on Turner [57]

- The former young boy Wakabayashi is no more! Wakabayashi and Shimizu attacked their opponents before the bell and caused many trouble. He then hit a brutal Piledriver for the win and alligned himself with Kato and Shimizu?!</blockquote>

!ANNOUNCEMENT regarding TV & S-1 Tag League!</summary></summary>

Big news incoming! White Canvas Grappling and TV-station J-Network East 3 are working together from January on. White Canvas 1st Anniversary show will be live broadcasted on the network!

The line-up for the upcoming Strong-1 Tag League will be announced on the promotions website right after EXCITING BATTLE 2016 ends. Stay tuned!

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White Justice (Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara) def. Kiyotaka & Razan Okamoto (9m38s) when Yanagita used a Yanagita Crush on Kiyotaka [64]

<details><summary>Attack from behind!!</summary></summary>

Just when Okamoto and Kiyotaka left the scene two raiging bulls came down to the ring and attacked White Justice from behind. It turned out that the two attacker are the feared McWade Brothers. Dean McWade took a mic and announced that they're officially a part of the upcoming S-1 Tag League!

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BCG World Championship

Bunrakuken Torii def. Hirokichi Yoemon (14m14s) with a Spinning Forearm Smash [67] (9th Defense)

- Just like in Tokyo a month ago Yoemon did not back down! But Torii was smarter today when Yoemon did a Japanese Leg Roll Clutch Hold, just like last month, and almost got another win over Torii. The B.T.U. man kicked out at two and a half, just after that he hits a brutal Forearm Smash for his ninth title defense. </blockquote>

WCG World Tag Team Championship

B.T.U. (Taheiji Konoe & Rokuemon Matsushita) def. Kuemon Hotta & Hidekazu Ozawa (11m36s) when Konoe used a Savage Cradle DDT on Hidekazu [67] (2nd Defence)

- Revenge for the Black Terror Unit! After suffering two pinfall losses over the tour they finally bounced back with their second title defense. Taheiji Konoe won with a Cradle DDT on Hidekazu. Just moments before Hidekazu Ozawa had his Knee Lock applied on Konoe, but the former WEXXV man (his contract just expired) was saved by his partner right in time.</blockquote>

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WCG World Championship

Funakoshi def. Morimasa Kato (21m26s) with a Butterfly Backbreaker [83] (5th Defence)

- Another V in the books. Funakoshi and Kato had the best match in WCG history, no doubt about it. Both men worked hard to get their respective opponents down. Katos submissions had Funakoshi on the edge to losing his title, a Choke Sleeper nearly cutt of Funakoshis air, but he was able to escape via the ropes.

After a Forearm battle, Katos Lariat was ducked and countered by a Lariat of the champ to finally hit the Butterfly Backbreaker...but only for two! The second one was successful.

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.. "The Dreamcatcher" arrived, took a microfon and confronted Funakoshi with his loss during White Canvas Trophy. Okamoto said that he's going to challenge for the title at the Anniversary show in January because there is no better time than to liberate WCG from Funakoshi.

The Champion accepted, immediately Okamoto "met" an old friend. Yorrie Ippitsusai came down to the ring and attacked the next challenger, but Okamotos xDREAM friends made the save.

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Backstage Comments

Funakoshi: "With every step i take another fool is coming to reach to my crown. Okamoto? You lucky bastard! I have to admit you beat me fair and square last month, sure... Do not burn yourself, kid."

Morimasa Kato: "I'm dissapointed but i'm not done yet. He barely escaped out of the choke, so i have to train to beat him the next time. He won't escape when we face again."

Rokuemon Matsushita & Taheiji Konoe: "On to the next one. We'll win the Tag League to cement our status as the most dominant tag team in Japan."

Sotatsu Sarumara: "Who are you punks, huh? Okay let's play the game, bitches. FUKAZAWA?! Put them in our block, kay?"

NEWS

BLOCK ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE S-1 TAG LEAGUE 2016!

A-BLOCK</summary></summary>

Black Terror Unit

The Hurt

Yoemon Dojo

Hidekazu Ozawa & Kuemon Hotta

The Dynamite Express (Cameron Jones & Syd Collier)

The Apocalypse (Hatemonger & Warmonger)

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B-BLOCK</summary></summary>

White Justice

OWARI

The McWade Brothers (Dean & Dallas)

Ground Zer0 (Ricky Turner & Kazuhiko Nakao)

Giant Brody & Animal Harker

The Ring Generals (Dean Waldorf & Marv Statler)

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