White Canvas Grappling [C-Verse]

CGN91 · November 18, 2020

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PRESS CONFERENCE (05.12.2018)

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■ From Chiyoda to Hakata Bay! Strong Energy will take place at the seaside in Fukuoka airing live on J-Network East 3 and White Canvas Global for all WCG fans out there. WCG Intercontinental Bunrakuken Torii will be defending his title against challenger Maro Shimizu. "Machine Gun" has defended the belt against two Kenka men and asked for more Kenka man backstage after his win in Chiyoda. Also on the line are the WCG World Tag Team titles when Pavel Vanzycha and Sterling Whitlock have to defend the belts against Ray Snow and Hirokichi Yoemon. Snow demanded a titleshot because he has beaten Sterling Whitlock during the S-1 Festival.

■ Regarding the upcoming Grand J-Challenge, OLLIE guest Tricolor Jr. is unable to compete due to visa issues. The mexican was not issued a proper visa in time to enter Japan, and has reluctantly been forced to withdraw from the tournament. In Tricolor's place will be Rogue Squad young gun Austin Smooth.

■ WCG Junior Heavyweight champion about the late change opponent: „I never faced Austin, so it's just like before a grab bag. I think Tricolor is way more experience than Smooth, he's Rogue Squad so i assume he may be a dirty fighter. But i'm more interested to see what he really has to offer. He didn't wrestle that much this year, it would be way more exciting if he left that faction.“ With three Junior Heavyweight tournament wins under his belt, The Awesome Kiyaru may the most experience fighter among the participants: „I'm pumped. It's been a long time since i participate in a tournament like this. I know i'm old but i'll show my opponent that i'm tough as nails.“

■ Bunrakuken Torii: „I think it's an interesting matchup. Shimizu is a good technician and in front of his hometown crowd. It's not easy to focus on Shimizu when another man is waiting for me you know? I know the moment will come when the referee is going to slap the mat for the three..“ Shimzu coughed slightly and said: „Torii, i know you're talking about Kato but i have to dissapoint him and you because i'm going to become the 4th Intercontinental Champion in front of my people and you and Kato-san have to play your little game without a belt on the line.“

UPCOMING TELEVISED EVENTS

『ROAD TO STRONG ENERGY』- May 31, 2018 [shogun TV]

Bunkyō Hall @ Tokyo, Kanto

x. Grand J-Challenge Round 1: Japanese Phoenix vs. Austin Smooth

x. Grand J-Challenge Round 1: Silver Tiger vs. Joffy Laine

x. Grand J-Challenge Round 1: Konrad Mäkinen vs. Golden Scorpion

x. Grand J-Challenge Round 1: Roderick Remus vs. Stealth Z

『ROAD TO STRONG ENERGY』- June 1, 2018 [shogun TV]

Saitama Sports Field @ Saitama, Kanto

x. Grand J-Challenge Round 1: JOJI vs. X-Calibre

x. Grand J-Challenge Round 1: Acid II vs. El Mítico Jr.

x. Grand J-Challenge Round 1: Billy Robinson vs. The Awesome Kiyaru

x. Grand J-Challenge Round 1: Tobei Sugimura vs. Jotaro Tanaka

『ROAD TO STRONG ENERGY』- June 10, 2018 [White Canvas Global]

Bunkyō Hall @ Tokyo, Kanto

x. Grand J-Challenge Round 2: Phoenix/Smooth vs. Tiger/Laine

x. Grand J-Challenge Round 2: Konrad/Scorpion vs. Remus/Stealth

x. Grand J-Challenge Round 2: JOJI/X-Calibre vs. Acid/Mítico

x. Grand J-Challenge Round 2: Billy/Kiyaru vs. Sugimura/Tanaka

x. Grand J-Challenge Round Semi-Final: ?? vs. ??

『STRONG ENERGY 2018 IN FUKUOKA』- June 15, 2018 [White Canvas Global & J-Network East 3]

Fukuoka International Center @ Fukuoka, Kyushu

x. WCG World Tag Team Championship: Pavel Vanzycha & Sterling Whitlock © vs. Hirokichi Yoemon & Ray Snow (2nd Defense)

x. Grand J-Challenge Final: ?? vs. ??

x. WCG Intercontinental Championship: Bunrakuken Torii © vs. Maro Shimizu (3rd Defense)

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Dalton · November 18, 2020

That's an exciting card for Strong Energy already. I gotta go with Silver Tiger as the J Challenge winner

CGN91 · November 23, 2020

Game World Update - July 2018

I think i said it before the S-1 that i'll do a quick "game world update" , nothing special graphicwise here. We started the save in Jan '16 with TEW 2016 and the update is from July '18 obviously with TEW 2020. The "gone" section is filled with wrestlers who competed in TEW 20 for me.

Gone

Rob Reynolds, Tetsuji Nishimoto, Matsudaira Morioka, Conner Threepwood, Stunner Sayuki, Jayson Van Pelt, Petr Novak, Kazuhiko Nakao & Ricky Turner

None of them was loyal, so it wasn't a shocker when guys like Reynolds, Nishimoto, Van Pelt or Novak got signed by BHOTWG. The industry leader in Japan boosted their roster heavily with talents from White & Golden Canvas Grappling and even from Pride Glory Honor Wrestling to all surprises.

Threepwood and Sayuki didn't do much the last months and were so far down the food chain, that i didn't extend their contracts. Matsudaira Morioka got a nice little story with his former partner Petr Novak at the end of TEW 16 and was reunited with Nagahama. He declined pretty fast in TEW '20 that's why i did not extend his contract.

Nakao and Turner, Ground Zer0 in my save, were a solid midcard tag team for me but i got the feeling that their ceiling has been reached with their unsuccessful title challenge. I let their contract expired.

Other Promotions

Burning Hammer - Just like i said before, they hired so many guys i couldn't count them. I don't know what they'll do with them because BHOTWG didn't even release any guys at all. Still the absolute number one in the land of the rising sun.

Pride Glory Honor - PGHW was heavily infected by Burning's raids all over Japan. They're still the #2 but the fall to medium cannot be handwaived by the company.

WLW - #3 in the country with an absolute megastar on top with Emerald Angel. He currenty holds the title for 888 days (!!) They're lucky i started with my old TEW 16 database otherwise they would be not that popular anymore or should i say WCG would be #3 and not #4 (we're fourth man!!)

GCG - The oldest promotion still active is not dead but they're only on small and way behind WCG. BHOTWG raided half their roster, they're with 3 million in debt and it looks like they'll move further down the packing order. EDIT NOTE: They sold their Dojo during July, gosh.

BCG - dead. Plain and simple. Funakoshi is working SAISHO at the moment

All the others are still active.

Hashasheen · November 24, 2020

That's certainly a roster clearing. As for BHOTWG, I usually edit their ownership in the database to be less greedy and roster-holding, but also to cycle wrestlers out more by prioritizing youth over veterancy.

Is there anyone available from the old BCG roster that you'd like to pick up, besides SAISHO?

CGN91 · November 24, 2020

That's a good idea with BHOTWG. I think i'm going to do the same later, is that a possiblity with the in game editor? They're so annoying man, four guys who are not near the top and they still raid them.

Regarding BCG talent: I'm not sure there is one left who's that interesting. I got my eyes on one man, but that's it.

Hashasheen · November 24, 2020

That's a good idea with BHOTWG. I think i'm going to do the same later, is that a possiblity with the in game editor? They're so annoying man, four guys who are not near the top and they still raid them.

Regarding BCG talent: I'm not sure there is one left who's that interesting. I got my eyes on one man, but that's it.

Let me check my version of TEW2020 when I get home from work and I'll let you know. I think you can edit that part of the character, but worst comes to worst you can make the game into a database and then edit that out of game.

Hashasheen · November 24, 2020

That's a good idea with BHOTWG. I think i'm going to do the same later, is that a possibility with the in game editor? They're so annoying man, four guys who are not near the top and they still raid them.

All right, so it can definitely work.

Go to settings, go to In-Game Editor, go to workers and go to Tetsuzan Kaneko and Natsu Miyamae.

For Tetsuzan Kaneko, go to Business, go to Roster Size and drop it from Large to Medium. Maybe increase Turnover from Low to Medium.

For Natsu Miyamae, go to Business, go to Roster Size and drop it from Large to Medium. go to Hiring Preferences and swap him from High Primary Skills to No Bias. Maybe change Firing Preferences if you want him to fire expensive talent, fire aging talent or protect long term talents.

adi95 · November 24, 2020

That's a good idea with BHOTWG. I think i'm going to do the same later, is that a possiblity with the in game editor? They're so annoying man, four guys who are not near the top and they still raid them.

Regarding BCG talent: I'm not sure there is one left who's that interesting. I got my eyes on one man, but that's it.

For me this is a shitty idea. Don't change anything in the in game editor, it's basically a cheating.

CGN91 · November 25, 2020

For me this is a shitty idea. Don't change anything in the in game editor, it's basically a cheating.

It is yes, but it's not realistic or common how bhotwg is acting should i say. I think the goal of many writers here is basically to be #1 company in the world, but thats not my goal. My goal is to have a realistic game world and to play a realistic puro company.

When i'm playing a save only for me (not diary writing) i wouldnt consider to use the in game editor at all.

@Hashasheen: Thanks for claryfing. I'll have an eye on bhotwg and how they interact the next in game weeks or months and maybe i'm going to change a bit.

adi95 · November 25, 2020

It is yes, but it's not realistic or common how bhotwg is acting should i say. I think the goal of many writers here is basically to be #1 company in the world, but thats not my goal. My goal is to have a realistic game world and to play a realistic puro company.

When i'm playing a save only for me (not diary writing) i wouldnt consider to use the in game editor at all.

@Hashasheen: Thanks for claryfing. I'll have an eye on bhotwg and how they interact the next in game weeks or months and maybe i'm going to change a bit.

Then why is it bothering you with the BHOTWG hiring a lot of guys? They are the Japanese equivalent of WWE, so it's normal that they hire a lot of wrestlers, even if they don't really need them.

CGN91 · November 25, 2020

To be fair, i think i can be annoyed at things no matter what right? And yea its bothering me when they grab over 10 worker in a span of a week. They shouldnt be a japanese wwe they should be like njpw for example.

I know that the game is based on maths, numbers and stuff and thats the way the simulation is working : the stronger will inevitably. Nevertheless i can deal with losing guys from down the card and i'm cool with them bidding for my bigger stars but i dont like it when GCG only have like 10 guys left on their roster bc they signed all non loyals. It should be a bit less nonsense signings imo.

Going to post the first night of Strong Energy later.

Hashasheen · November 25, 2020

I mean, even if BHOTWG is Japanese WWE, it's kind of pointless to let them hoard talent that never get used. Them being forced to have a smaller roster means that the AI will be more efficient in their acquisitions and booking.

CGN91 · November 25, 2020

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『ROAD TO STRONG ENERGY』- May 31, 2018 [shogun TV & White Canvas Global]

Bunkyō Hall @ Tokyo, Kanto

1146 Fans (No Vacancy)

1. Cap. White Canvas, Hirokichi Yoemon & Ray Snow def. Rogue Squad (Logan Diaz, Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha) (9m41s) when Snow used a Spinning Back Fist on Diaz [63]

2. Tanyu Toshuisai, Hitomaro Suzuki, Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara def. Shokka-gun (Nobuhiko Serizawa, Zeshin Makioka, Taheiji Konoe & Tadakuni Toshusai) (10m40s) when Suzuki used a Suzuki Lock on Serizawa [64]

3. Grand J-Challenge Round 1: Stealth Z def. Roderick Remus (8m25s) with a Gannosuke Clutch [55]

4. Grand J-Challenge Round 1: Joffy Laine def. Silver Tiger (10m21s) with a Death Spiral [54]

5. Grand J-Challenge Round 1: Konrad Mäkinen def. Golden Scorpion (10m38s) with a Swedish Grapevine [63]

6. Grand J-Challenge Round 1: Japanese Phoenix def. Austin Smooth (11m06s) with a Phoenix Splash [58]

7. Kenka (Gonnohyoe Kada, Maro Shimizu, Omezo Shikitei & Morimasa Kato) def. Nigel Svensson, Mamoru Nagahama, Shiba Mizoguchi & Bunrakuken Torii (11m52s) when Shimizu used a Figure Four Necklock on Shiba [64]

8. xDREAM (Kiyotaka, Motoyuki Miyake, Kuemon Hotta & Razan Okamoto) def. Rogue Squad (Animal Harker, Ernest Youngman, Brandon Smith & Greg Gauge) (15m43s) when Okamoto used a Brainbuster Suplex on Harker [64]

- The first Junior Heavyweight tournament is underway and we've got our first upset! Stealth Z caught WCG Junior Heavyweight Tag Team champion Roderick Remus with a Gannosuke Clutch to get the surprising three count. Not only Remus was eliminated, you can bet that Stealth Z has something up to his sleeves now. Remus' partner Mäkinen had his hands full with former Tag champ Golden Scorpion, however the blonde got the win with his Grapevine.

- Rogue Squad's Austin Smooth, the late replacement for Tricolor Jr., had a great showing against the current champion Japanese Phoenix. Smooth was no way near to win the match, but he showed great passion and fire. After the match Phoenix acknowledged Smooth's performance, the young american bowed down to Phoenix to the delight of the crowd. Smooth got a microfon after the match, exhausted as he was it wasn't easy to follow his words. Smooth thanked Phoenix for the match and said that he's going to train his skills overseas and eventually come back much stronger to face Phoenix again.

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CGN91 · November 27, 2020

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『ROAD TO STRONG ENERGY』- June 1, 2018 [shogun TV & White Canvas Global]

Saitama Sports Field @ Tokyo, Kanto

1341 Fans (No Vacancy)

1. Shiba Mizoguchi, Mamoru Nagahama, Hirokichi Yoemon & Ray Snow def. Rogue Squad (Logan Diaz, Animal Harker, Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha) (9m26s) when Snow used a Spinning Back Fist on Diaz [62]

2. Hitomaro Suzuki, Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara def. Shokka-gun (Nobuhiko Serizawa, Taheiji Konoe & Tadakuni Toshusai) (8m53s) when Yanagita used a Yanagita Crush on Serizawa [64]

3. Grand J-Challenge Round 1: X-Calibre def. JOJI (8m32s) with a Springboard 450 [40]

4. Grand J-Challenge Round 1: El Mítico Jr. def. Acid II http://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/NYCW.png (13m11s) with a Northern Lights Suplex [57]

5. Grand J-Challenge Round 1: Tobei Sugimura def. Jotaro Tanaka (10m12s) with a Spinning Wheel Kick [48]

6. Grand J-Challenge Round 1: Billy Robinson def. The Awesome Kiyaru (11m59s) with a Capital City Crucifix [55]

7. Kenka (Maro Shimizu, Omezo Shikitei & Morimasa Kato) def. Cap. White Canvas, Nigel Svensson & Bunrakuken Torii (12m47s) when Kato used a Choke Sleeper on Captain [66]

8. Rogue Squad (Ernest Youngman, Brandon Smith & Greg Gauge) def. xDREAM (Kiyotaka, Motoyuki Miyake & Razan Okamoto) (15m25s) when Smith used a Tombstone Piledriver on Kiyotaka [67]

- His intention was to show everyone that he's still capable of beating younger opponents but The Awesome Kiyaru had no choice but to tap to Billy Robinson tonight. Both men had an huge amount respect for each other, there was no bad blood between them. The masked man got a great nearfall, his Kiyaru Effect was blocked by the englishman who countered the move into his Crucifix for the win. Afterwards Robinson raised Kiyaru's arm to the crowd.

- In an battle between two mask man, El Mítico had the upperhand over NYCW-guest Acid II with his Northern Lights Suplex. Both showed extraordinary highflying skills which resulted in applause for them. Mítico's striking skills let him to victory after a Lariat followed by his Suplex for three. Just two weeks before their next singles meeting, JOJI and X-Calibre clashed in round one of the Grand J-Challenge. "The Mean Green" and his flashy offense excited the fans and his key to get the victory over JOJI. After a Springboard 450 the match was over.

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CGN91 · November 29, 2020

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『ROAD TO STRONG ENERGY』- June 10, 2018 [shogun TV & White Canvas Global]

Bunkyō Hall @ Tokyo, Kanto @ Tokyo, Kanto

1442 Fans (Super No Vacancy)

1. Grand J-Challenge Round 2: El Mítico Jr. def. X-Calibre (11m18s) with a Northern Lights Suplex [55]

2. Grand J-Challenge Round 2: Billy Robinson def. Tobei Sugimura (14m38s) with a Capital City Crucifix [57]

3. Grand J-Challenge Round 2: Konrad Mäkinen def. Stealth Z (10m12s) with a Swedish Grapevine [63]

4. Grand J-Challenge Round 2: Joffy Laine def. Japanese Phoenix (9m41s) with a Death Spiral [53]

5. Darin Flynn, Katsuhito Hinari, Black Flash & Acid II http://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/NYCW.png def. Takeshi Kawaii, Tatsukichi Hino, Yuji Yamhata & Tanyu Toshusai (9m04s) when Acid used a Acid Rain Bomb on Kawaii [28]

6. Shiba Mizoguchi, Nigel Svensson, Mamoru Nagahama & Bunrakuken Torii def. Kenka (Fuyuhiko Wakabayashi, Naozane Goto, Maro Shimizu & Morimasa Kato) (15m08s) when Torii used a Spinning Forearm Smash on Goto [64]

7. Grand J-Challenge Semi-Final: Joffy Laine def. Konrad Mäkinen (13m01s) with a Death Spiral [54]

8. Grand J-Challenge Semi-Final: Billy Robinson def. El Mítico Jr. (13m46s) with a Capital City Crucifix [60]

- After his surprising win over Roderick Remus, Stealth Z nearly managed to pin Remus buddy Mäkinen with the same move in the middle of the ring. However Mäkinen watched out and won the fight in the end. His opponent in the semi-finals was Joffy Laine. The Bounder had no respect for the current champion Japanese Phoenix, ripping his mask in two pieces and nearly broke Phoenix' neck after a Piledriver on the apron. Laine and Mäkinen had a classic heel versus heel match in which Laine had the upperhand with his Death Spiral.

- Robinson and Mítico met in the second semi-final and had a great match. This match was way different than the fight before, Mítico and Robinson were exhausted from the matches they had before. Surely Robinson was stronger on the mat than the mexican sensation, however Mítico tests his strength on the mat and could hang on with Billy. The masked man put his stamp on the match when he speeded things up a bit more. After failing to hit his Northern Lights Suplex, Robinson quickly adapted his Crucifix for the win.

- After the match Robinson called Joffy Laine out, who remained on the entrance ramp. The two had some beef on the RISE shows, you could see a tension between them.

- WCG IC champion „Machine Gun“ Torii pinned big Naozane Goto, who was left alone in crunchtime. Torii was impressed by Goto's fighting spirit, offered him a handshake after the match and Goto accepted with eye contact to his Kenka mates who were not keen.

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Dalton · November 30, 2020

Billy Boy over Joffy Lame in the final

CGN91 · December 7, 2020

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『WCG STRONG ENERGY 2018 IN FUKUOKA』

JUNE 15, 2018 | Fukuoka International Center @ Fukuoka, Kyushu | 3263 Fans (No Vacancy)

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<div style="text-align:right;">Naozane Goto, Awesome Kiyaru & Golden Scorpion def. El Mítico Jr. & OWARI (Azumamaro Kita & Fujio Narahashi) (7m08s) when Goto used a Goto Slam on Mítico [55]</div>

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<div style="text-align:justify;">With a win over Remus in his hands, Stealth Z was confident enough to challenge the current WCG Junior Tag Team Champions after the match. With Z's actual partner Stone Yoshikawa injured, the masked man challenged nevertheless which got mocked by Mäkinen and Remus.

<div style="text-align:right;">Rogue Squad (Logan Diaz, Roderick Remus & Konrad Mäkinen) def. Acid II, X-Calibre & Stealth Z (8m08s) when Diaz used a Belly To Belly Suplex on X-Calibre [56]</div></div>

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<div style="text-align:justify;">It was a shocker, no punt intended! The squabblers, Tadakuni and Sarumara, had a sequence in the ring when suddenly Sarumara went for Toshusai's legs but got caught with a brutal knee strike followed by the Shock Treatment. A heavily brawl erupted afterwards, young boys came down to the ring to seperate the Shokka-gun and Hontai members without any success. Makioka showed his extreme side by hitting Suzuki with a steelchair while Toshusai choked Sarumara with a wire.

<div style="text-align:right;">Shokka-gun (Zeshin Makioka, Taheiji Konoe & Tadakuni Toshusai) def. Hitomaro Suzuki, Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara (12m12s) when Toshusai used a Shock Treatment on Sarumara [59]</div></div>

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<div style="text-align:right;">Kenka (Fuyuhiko Wakabayashi, Gonnohyoe Kada, Omezo Shikitei & Morimasa Kato) def. Shiba Mizoguchi, Mamoru Nagahama, Nigel Svensson & Yoshinaka Taku (11m40s) when Kato used a Choke Sleeper on Shiba [60]</div>

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<div style="text-align:justify;">The champ was too much to handle for Youngman in crunchtime. „Nickname“ did some damage to Okamoto, however „The Dreamcatcher“ was a step above Ernest and dropped his head on the mat with a Brainbuster. Interesting enough Rogue Squad leader Greg Gauge did not squared off with Razan, the american marked Okamoto when the champion took a microfon and picked not Gauge but Smith as his next challenger for Wrestling Imperium II! Gauge wasn't happy, he left the ring in a quick way.

<div style="text-align:right;">xDREAM (Kuemon Hotta, Motoyuki Miyake & Razan Okamoto) def. Rogue Squad (Ernest Youngman, Brandon Smith & Greg Gauge) (18m37s) when Razan used a Brainbuster Suplex on Youngman [64]</div></div>

Grand J-Challenge Final

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<div style="text-align:justify;">Just an blink of the eye later Billy Robinson would have won the inaugral Grand J-Challenge, but it wasn't to be. Laine's brawling-style was a real problem for the skinny Billy. It looked like Laine is going to win the match pretty easily, however, Robinson spurred by the crowd, made a great comeback and nearly submitted „The Bouncer“ if there wasn't a Rogue Squad interference. The Referee was distracted, Robinson ambushed by Laine but Billy raised his shoulder at two after a rollup. A Death Spiral later was too much for Robinson, Laine wins the first Grand J-Challenge with a bad taste.

<div style="text-align:right;">Joffy Laine def. Billy Robinson (16m53s) with a Death Spiral [60]</div>

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WCG World Tag Team Championship

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<div style="text-align:justify;">After losing twice to Ray Snow the last weeks Sterling Whitlock was reliefed when he finally got the upperhand over „Ice Cold“ Ray. Unfortunately Whitlock wasn't able to beat Ray in the middle of the squared circle, neither was his partner Pavel Vanzycha. In fact it was Snow's partner Hirokichi Yoemon who tapped to Whitlock's End after nearly fifteen minutes. Vanzycha was the key to the second defense when he prevented Snow to enter the ring. Afterwards you could cleary see that Ray Snow isn't finished with the champions.

<div style="text-align:right;">Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha © def. Hirokichi Yoemon & Ray Snow (14m51s) when Whitlock used a Whitlock's End on Yoemon [64] (2nd Defense)</div></div>

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WCG Intercontinental Championship

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<div style="text-align:justify;">Marked with battlescars, carried away by his best buddy Omezo Shikitei and in tears – Maro Shimizu tried hard again but wasn't good enough to capture his first WCG title. When Kenka leader Morimasa Kato passed by his two stablemates to challenge Bunrakuken Torii to a titlematch, Shimizu seemed angry at his boss. Torii, as self confident as in the match, accepted Kato's challenge.

„Machine Gun“ lived up to his nickname when he chopped Shimizu's chest raw and dropped him on the head with a huge Deadlift German Suplex for a nearfall. Shimizu wasn't without a chance but he was nervous at times. When Torii has hit the Spinning Forearm Smash, Shimizu felt down to the mat and was pinned.

<div style="text-align:right;">Bunrakuken Torii © def. Maro Shimizu (22m07s) with a Spinning Forearm Smash [66] (3rd Defense)</div></div>

<div style="text-align:center;">COMMENTS</div>

Bunrakuken Torii: „I said it before and they fulfill my wish. Kato is next and i'll be prepared for his dangerous offense. He got his confident back in his Choke Sleeper move, so i have to be careful.“

Pavel Vanzycha: „Why is he so annoying? He should go back to his hillybilly bingo-hall wrestling man. Why didn't he joined us instead? He's not a smart man. I'm curious who's his next partner, i bet it's another old fart.“

Razan Okamoto: „He had to be the next challenger. He has beaten me during S-1, right? Is it going to be hard? Definetly. Could it happen that i left the building without the title? Yes. But it won't happen.“ [Question regarding Greg Gauge] „Gauge? What's wrong with him? We never faced off in a singles bout, why should i be concerned?“

Tadakuni Toshusai: „I'm not that interested in his dopey title, but he should put it on the line so that i can embarasse him again. Sarumara you b*stard, i challenge you to a match at Wrestling Imperium!“

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CGN91 · December 10, 2020

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Shinjuku-REX @ Tokyo, Kanto

512 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)

1. Acid II http://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/NYCW.png & Black Flash def. Takeshi Kawaii & Katsuhito Hinari (7m38s) when Acid used a Acid Rain Bomb on Kawaii [29]

2. The Puerto Rican Boys (Island Boy Apollo <img alt="FCW.jpg" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/FCW.jpg" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> & Kid San Juan <img alt="FCW.jpg" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/FCW.jpg" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />) def. Darin Flynn & Tatsukichi Hino (5m39s) when Apollo used a Welcome To The Island on Flynn [32]

3. El Mítico Jr. & Naozane Goto def. Cap. White Canvas & Edo Phoenix (10m21s) when Goto used a Goto Slam on Edo [51]

4. RISE Openweight Title Tournament - Round 1: JOJI <img alt="free.png" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/free.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> def. X-Calibre (10m08s) with a Miracle Explosion [45]

5. RISE Openweight Title Tournament - Round 1: Ernest Youngman def. Lion Genji <img alt="GCG.jpg" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/GCG.jpg" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> (8m14s) with The Hit [44]

6. RISE Openweight Title Tournament - Round 1: Nigel Svensson def. Hirokichi Yoemon (14m42s) with a Hyper Extension Arm Lock [53]

7. RISE Openweight Title Tournament - Round 1: Hiroshi Morisue <img alt="WEXXV.png" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/WEXXV.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> def. Kiyotaka (11m56s) with a Running Powerslam [52]

8. Kimitada Yanagita & Motoyuki Miyake def. Tiger Fuyuki & Kado Kamisaka <img alt="GCG.jpg" data-src="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/GCG.jpg" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> (15m22s) when Yanagita used a Yanagita Crush on Kamisaka [50]

- No big surprise today! WEXXV veteran Hiroshi Morisue made his way through the next round via Running Powerslam against xDREAM member Kiyotaka. The demonic Morisue made sure Kiyotaka will stay down, he's threw his opponent multiple times into the steel barricade to break Kiyotaka in half. Nigel Svensson had a technical match with vet Hirokichi Yoemon, who lost his second match in a row after losing yesterday in a tag team titlebout. Svensson will face cocky Ernest Youngman in round two.

- They may be opponents next month at RISE.7 but today Motoyuki Miyake and Kimitada Yanagita looked good as a tag team against Tiger Fuyuki and Kado Kamisaka from Golden Canvas Grappling. "The Dog Of War" pinned Kamisaka after the has hit his Yanagita Crush building some momentum ahead of his second round match with xDREAM's Miyake. The two had a brief stare down afterwards, but Miyake left pretty fast then.</div>

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CGN91 · December 13, 2020

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Somuta Messe Kagoshima @ Kagoshima, Kyushu

679 Fans (No Vacancy)

1. The Puerto Rican Boys (Island Boy Apollo <img alt="FCW.jpg" data-src="<a href="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/FCW.jpg" rel="external nofollow">https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/FCW.jpg"</a> src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> & Kid San Juan <img alt="FCW.jpg" data-src="<a href="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/FCW.jpg" rel="external nofollow">https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/FCW.jpg"</a> src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />) & The Legion (Isamu Kijimuta & Tobei Sugimura) def. The Diamond Dogs (Motty Kuroda & Jimmy Stratosphere), The Awesome Kiyaru & Golden Scorpion (10m54s) when Sugimura used a Spinning Wheel Kick on Jimmy [53]

2. Rogue Squad (Animal Harker, Ernest Youngman & Logan Diaz) def. Katsuhito Hinari, Shiba Mizoguchi & Cap. White Canvas (10m20s) when Youngman used The Hit on Hinari [50]

3. El Mítico Jr., Japanese Phoenix & Mamoru Nagahama def. Edo Phoenix, Billy Robinson & Hirokichi Yoemon (7m30s) when Mítico used a Northern Lights Suplex on Edo [60]

4. Takeshi Kawaii, Darin Flynn & Sotatsu Sarumara def. Tatsukichi Hino, Yuji Yamhata & Hitomaro Suzuki (12m13s) when Sarumara used a Mounted Arm Lock on Yamhata [47]

5. xDREAM (Kiyotaka, Motoyuki Miyake & Razan Okamoto) def. Acid II <img alt="NYCW.png" data-src="<a href="https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/NYCW.png" rel="external nofollow">https://shuyaku.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/NYCW.png"</a> src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />, Nigel Svensson & Tiger Fuyuki (9m02s) when Kiyotaka used a Kimura on Acid II [60]

6. Kimitada Yanagita, Yoshinaka Taku & Bunrakuken Torii def. Kenka (Fuyuhiko Wakabayashi, Gonnohyoe Kada & Morimasa Kato) (15m03s) when Torii used a Spinning Forearm Smash on Kada [60]

- The "PRIDE OF" Shows are going to be similar to little road shows in cities where White Canvas Grappling isn't much around. They will be perfect to test some guys, test some potential tag team's and many more.

- After the show it was announced that Austin Smooth, Logan Diaz & Nobuhiko Serizawa will be on a learning excursion to the United States.</div>

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Dalton · December 13, 2020

The little shows are sometimes the most fun to book and run! Solid card too with a great main event and an equally as great junior six man match.

Where are the young boys going for excursion?

CGN91 · December 13, 2020

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CGN91 · December 16, 2020

„It's about the Squad, that's the answer“

The meanest guys in the lockerroom, all Gaijin faction and a bunch of a*sholes – The Rogue Squad surprised many WCG fans when they helped „Bouncer“ Joffy Laine to win the Grand J-Challenge at Strong Energy. Former Intercontinental Champion & Rogue Squad leader Greg Gauge speaks about his squad and his ambition!

Q: First of all, why did you guys helped Joffy Laine?

GG: Why not? He's a perfect fit for our faction and he had all the eyes on him. He's ambitious, can drink a lot and is a mean dude. Perfect fit, just like i said.

Q: So it doesn't matter that he cheated even against Mäkinen?

GG: Why should it? Konrad isn't amused but it's for the greater good. We're not brothers, there are egos all over the place but we'll put it together to be the best around, most decorated faction and most fierced. It's not about Mäkinen or Laine, it's about the Squad.

Q: Speaking of egos.. What are your thoughts about Bulldozer challenging Okamoto at Wrestling Imperium II? You seemed not pleased that Razan challenged him instead of you.

GG: [...] It's about the Squad, that's the answer.

Q: What are your personal goals in White Canvas Grappling?

GG: Capturing the big belt, winning the S-1 and rule WCG from the top to the bottom.

Q: Diaz and Smooth are going on excursion, was that your call?

GG: Indeed. They're talented as f*ck but they need a special treatment, you know? They'll come back better, stronger and more experienced to strengthen the Squad.

Q: Thank you.

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CGN91 · December 18, 2020

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PRESS CONFERENCE (06.18.2018)

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■ It's White Canvas Grappling first ever show in the Tokyo Colosseum and you now it's time for Wrestling Imperium II! The matchcard is stacked with ten matches headlined by two great titlebouts: WCG Intercontinental Champion Bunrakuken Torii is going to defend his title against Kenka leader and former WCG World Heavyweight Champion Morimasa Kato in his fourth defense. Can Kato crown himself as a "double champion"? In the main event Razan Okamoto has to defend his World championship against S-1 Festival finalist "Bulldozer" Brandon Smith, an opponent who has beaten the "Dreamcatcher" during S-1 season in spring. Also: Sotatsu Sarumara will clash with rival Tadakuni Toshusai for the third time this year, Ray Snow chose tag team specialist Nigel Svensson as his partner to challenge for the World Tag Team titles and The Berzerkers make their WCG debut when they face OWARI.

■ „He's dangerous, strong and big. I know him very well, he has beaten me more than once. And he's way better in all of those three categories than me, but you know what his problem is? Rogue Squad. I have read Gauge's interview, they're not a team and have inner conflicts. Gauge is in Smith's head, trust me. “, said Razan Okamoto. Smith laughed it off and said that Gauge would be proud of him if he could capture the title and bring it to the Squad.

■ Bunrakuken Torii: „We have some history together. I spend the whole year beating the living sh*t out of Kenka guys and it will be no other with Kato. He might have one up his sleeves but i'm prepared for his tactics.“ Kato smirked and said: „You know nothing about my tactics, Torii-kun. You know nothing. I'm a different breed than any other guy you've faced during your little run as the Intercontinental champion, i'll take that belt off your shoulders and be a champion again.“

UPCOMING TELEVISED EVENTS

『ROAD TO WRESTLING IMPERIUM』- July 9, 2018 [shogun TV & White Canvas Global]

Saitama Sports Field @ Saitama, Kanto

『ROAD TO WRESTLING IMPERIUM』- July 10, 2018 [shogun TV & White Canvas Global]

Bunkyō Hall @ Tokyo, Kanto

『WRESTLING IMPERIUM II IN TOKYO』- July 13, 2018 [White Canvas Global & J-Network East 3]

Tokyo Colosseum @ Tokyo, Kanto

1. Young vs. Old: Kado Kamisaka , Tanyu Toshusai & Naozane Goto vs. Mamoru Nagahama, Hirokichi Yoemon & Kimitada Yanagita

3. Special Six Man Tag: Rogue Squad (Animal Harker, Ernest Youngman & Greg Gauge) vs. xDREAM (Kiyotaka, Kuemon Hotta & Motoyuki Miyake)

4. Special Tag Match: OWARI (Azumamaro Kita & Fujio Narahashi) vs. The Berzerkers (Tatsukichi Shichirobei & Toyokuni Hardcore )

6. Special Tag Match: Kenka (Maro Shimizu & Omezo Shikitei) vs. Yoshinaka Taku & Hitomaro Suzuki

7. WCG World Tag Team Championship: Pavel Vanzycha & Sterling Whitlock © vs. Nigel Svensson & Ray Snow (3rd Defense)

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CGN91 · December 29, 2020

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『ROAD TO WRESTLING IMPERIUM』- July 9, 2018 [shogun TV & White Canvas Global]

Saitama Sports Field @ Saitama, Kanto

2000 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)

1. El Mítico Jr., Stealth Z, Japanese Phoenix, Nigel Svensson & Ray Snow def. Rogue Squad (Roderick Remus, Konrad Mäkinen, Joffy Laine, Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha) (14m25s) when Mítico used a Victory Roll on Mäkinen [62]

2. Kado Kamisaka & Tanyu Toshusai def. Darin Flynn & Kimitada Yanagita (8m17s) when Toshusai used a Braibuster on Flynn [53]

3. Heiji Noguchi, Hirokichi Yoemon & Mamoru Nagahama def. Takeshi Kawaii, Capt. White Canvas & Tiger Fuyuki (8m08s) when Yoemon used a Stretch Clutch on Kawaii [50]

4. Yuji Yamhata & The Berzerkers (Tatsukichi Shichirobei & Toyokuni Hardcore ) def. Tatsukichi Hino & OWARI (Azumamaro Kita & Fujio Narahashi) (8m27s) when Hardcore used a Toyokuni Drill on Hino [56]

5. Shokka-gun (Zeshin Makioka, Taheiji Konoe & Tadakuni Toshusai) def. Katsuhito Hinari, Shiba Mizoguchi & Sotatsu Sarumara (10m15s) when Toshusai used a Shock Treatment on Hinari [63]

6. Kenka (Gonnohyoe Kada, Maro Shimizu, Omezo Shikitei & Morimasa Kato) def. Naozane Goto, Yoshinaka Taku, Hitomaro Suzuki & Bunrakuken Torii (12m19s) when Shikitei used a Cross Armbreaker on Goto [68]

7. xDREAM (Kiyotaka, Kuemon Hotta, Motoyuki Miyake & Razan Okamoto) def. Rogue Squad (Animal Harker, Ernest Youngman, Greg Gauge & Brandon Smith) (19m07s) when Okamoto used a Brainbuster Suplex on Youngman [66]

- Omezo Shikitei punished Naozane Goto by ripping out the big boys arm in their match. It may be the punishment for Goto's faceturn to the Hontai after Torii's compliments weeks ago. There were serious tensions between Shikitei and Taku during the match.

- The Berzerkers made their White Canvas Grappling debut in a six man tag team match with two young boys involving. Toyokuni Hardcore got the win for this team via pinfall and made it pretty clear that OWARI is going to have a dangerous foe upon them.

- Stealth pinned Remus during Grand J-Challenge and today Mítico pinned Mäkinen after a victory roll for the three. The current Junior Tag champs couldn't be more warned about their upcoming tag title bout against the two masked men.

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CGN91 · January 1, 2021

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『ROAD TO WRESTLING IMPERIUM』- July 10, 2018 [shogun TV & White Canvas Global]

Bunkyō Hall @ Tokyo, Kanto

1645 Fans (Super No Vacancy)

1. Rogue Squad (Roderick Remus, Konrad Mäkinen, Joffy Laine, Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha) def. El Mítico Jr., Stealth Z, Japanese Phoenix, Nigel Svensson & Ray Snow (12m34s) when Vanzycha used a Cross Armlock on Mítico [63]

2. Kado Kamisaka & Tanyu Toshusai def. Yuji Yamhata & Tiger Fuyuki (8m54s) when Toshusai used a Brainbuster on Yamhata [55]

3. Katsuhito Hinari, Capt. White Canvas & Shiba Mizoguchi def. Heiji Noguchi, Hirokichi Yoemon & Mamoru Nagahama (7m59s) when Shiba used a Single Arm DDT on Noguchi [50]

4. Tatsukichi Hino & OWARI (Azumamaro Kita & Fujio Narahashi) def. Takeshi Kawaii & The Berzerkers (Tatsukichi Shichirobei & Toyokuni Hardcore ) (9m03s) when Kita used a Cross Armbreaker on Kawaii [57]

5. Shokka-gun (Zeshin Makioka, Taheiji Konoe & Tadakuni Toshusai) def. Darin Flynn, Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara (10m22s) when Toshusai used a Shock Treatment on Flynn [62]

6. Kenka (Gonnohyoe Kada, Maro Shimizu, Omezo Shikitei & Morimasa Kato) def. Naozane Goto, Yoshinaka Taku, Hitomaro Suzuki & Bunrakuken Torii (12m19s) when Kato used Inundation on Goto [68]

7. Rogue Squad (Animal Harker, Ernest Youngman, Greg Gauge & Brandon Smith) def. xDREAM (Kiyotaka, Kuemon Hotta, Motoyuki Miyake & Razan Okamoto) (17m45s) when Gauge used a Proton Lock on Kiyotaka [68]

- Last meeting before WRESTLING IMPERIUM! The Rogue Squad was victorious when Greg Gauge locked in his Proton Lock, Kiyotaka had no choice but to tap. WCG World champ Okamoto and his challenger Brandon Smith had an argument outside of the ring which lead to a pushing contest between these two. Just like at the press conference Okamoto pointed to his head because he said that Gauge is in Smith's head. "The Bulldozer" expressed his anger by throwing young boy Yamhata to the guardrail.

- WCG Intercontinental challenger "KILLING MACHINE" Morimasa Kato made a statement to champion Bunrakuken Torii by pinning his former ally Naozane Goto after Inundation. Afterwards Kato said that he's going to pin Torii with Inundation, he stated that he doesn't need his Choke Sleeper to win the title.

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