White Canvas Grappling [C-Verse]

CPBHBK · June 22, 2020

I like the interview you did for Toshusai. I feel like an interview was better than straight up promos. It allows different questions to pop up. It added not only to the match but Toshusai's character as well.

I also wanted to commend your design for the shows. I've never understood how to do those special designs for shows so it's so cool to me whenever I see others use it.

CGN91 · June 22, 2020

I like the interview you did for Toshusai. I feel like an interview was better than straight up promos. It allows different questions to pop up. It added not only to the match but Toshusai's character as well.

I also wanted to commend your design for the shows. I've never understood how to do those special designs for shows so it's so cool to me whenever I see others use it.

Thanks for the love man :cool: Glad you like it.

CGN91 · June 22, 2020

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WCG S-1 Tag League 2017 Night 3, 2017/11/27

Hofu Arena @ Chugoku, Japan [J-Network East 3]

1000 Fans (Super No Vacancy)

A-Block

The Dynamite Express (Cam Jones & Syd Collier) [2] def. Muscle Theatre (Petr Novak & Matsudaira Morioka) [0] (12m08s) when Collier used a Texas Cloverleaf on Morioka [55]</blockquote>

B-Block

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Yoshinaka Taku & Hitomaro Suzuki [4] def. Ash Campbell & Ernest Youngman [0] (12m21s) when Taku used a Lion Bomb on Campbell [70]

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A-Block

The Ring Generals (Dean Waldorf & Marv Statler) [2] def. Motoyuki Miyake & Kiyotaka [2] (14m21s) when Waldorf used a Wheelbarrow Bomb on Miyake [71]</blockquote>

B-Block

The Hurt (Billy Robinson & Nigel Svensson) [2] def. Ground Zero (Ricky Turner & Kazuhiko Nakao) [0] (13m13s) when Svensson used a Hyper Extension Arm Lock on Turner [70]</blockquote>

A-Block

Animal Harker & Brandon Smith [4] def. Naozane Goto & Maro Shimizu [2] (09m44s) when Smith used a Tombstone on Goto [76]

- They seem unstoppable at the moment. The big Gaijin team of Harker and Bulldozer rolled like a steamroller over their opponents. Just like in their last match Harker made the preparatory work, Smith finished via Tombstone to take the first place in the A-Block.</blockquote>

B-Block

OWARI (Azumamaro Kita & Fujio Narahashi) [2] def. Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha [2] (18m37s) when Narahashi used a Lariat on Whitlock [82]

- Vanzycha and Whitlock missed a second straight perfect Rogue Squad day after receiving a loss against the current Tag champions. OWARI did a great job by stopping the dirty tactics of the foreigners. At the end Kita stretched Vanzycha like a chewing gum while Narahashi took Whitlock's head off with a devastating Lariat.</blockquote>

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Standings

A-Block:

1. Animal Harker & Brandon Smith [4]

2. Naozane Goto & Maro Shimizu [2]

x. Motoyuki Miyake & Kiyotaka [2]

x. The Dynamite Express [2]

x. The Ring Generals [2]

6. Muscle Theatre [0]

B-Block:

1. Yoshinaka Taku & Hitomaro Suzuki [4]

2. OWARI [2]

x. Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha [2]

x. The Hurt [2]

5. Ash Campbell & Ernest Youngman [0]

x. Ground Zero [0]

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CGN91 · June 23, 2020

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WCG S-1 Tag League 2017 Night 4, 2017/12/01

Kochi Halls @ Shikoku, Japan [J-Network East 3]

1000 Fans (Super No Vacancy)

A-Block

Naozane Goto & Maro Shimizu [4] def. The Dynamite Express (Cam Jones & Syd Collier) [2] (11m48s) when Shimizu used a Figure Four Necklock on Jones [69]</blockquote>

A-Block

The Ring Generals (Dean Waldorf & Marv Statler) [4] def. Muscle Theatre (Petr Novak & Matsudaira Morioka) [0] (11m27s) when Statler used a Wheelbarrow Bomb on Morioka [67]

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B-Block

The Hurt (Billy Robinson & Nigel Svensson) [4] def. Ash Campbell & Ernest Youngman [0] (9m35s) when Svensson used a Hyper Extension Arm Lock on Campbell [66]</blockquote>

B-Block

Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha [4] def. Ground Zero (Ricky Turner & Kazuhiko Nakao) [0] (10m37s) when Vanzycha used a Cross Armlock on Turner [75]</blockquote>

A-Block

Animal Harker & Brandon Smith [6] def. Motoyuki Miyake & Kiyotaka [2] (11m08s) when Smith used a Backdrop Driver on Miyake [73]

- What a devastating force in A-Block! Miyake and Kiyotaka has been officially eliminated by the hands of the big Rogue Squad team. Harker and Smith are the baddest guys in the block, showing that by destroying Kiyotaka at the outside of the ring, choking him at the guardrail. Smith scored the win against a brave kid called Miyake.</blockquote>

B-Block

OWARI (Azumamaro Kita & Fujio Narahashi) [4] def. Yoshinaka Taku & Hitomaro Suzuki [4] (13m39s) when Kita used a Octopus Stretch on Taku [82]

- Important win for the champions. If they had lose today it would be nearly impossible to climb to the top of the block again. The key to victory for OWARI was that their more attuned than Suzuki and Taku. Unfortunately last one had to tap out to Kita's Octopus.</blockquote>

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Standings

A-Block:

1. Animal Harker & Brandon Smith [6]

2. Naozane Goto & Maro Shimizu [4]

x. The Ring Generals [4]

4. Motoyuki Miyake & Kiyotaka [2]

x. The Dynamite Express [2]

6. Muscle Theatre [0]

B-Block:

1. Yoshinaka Taku & Hitomaro Suzuki [4]

x. OWARI [4]

x. Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha [4]

x. The Hurt [4]

5. Ash Campbell & Ernest Youngman [0]

x. Ground Zero [0]

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Dalton · June 24, 2020

Give Ernie a victory dammit!

CPBHBK · June 24, 2020

I’m guessing the finals will be Ring Generals vs Owari

CGN91 · June 24, 2020

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WCG S-1 Tag League 2017 Night 5, 2017/12/04

Asahikawa Community Hall @ Hokkaido, Japan [J-Network East 3]

1000 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)

A-Block

Motoyuki Miyake & Kiyotaka [4] def. Muscle Theatre (Petr Novak & Matsudaira Morioka) [0] (12m10s) when Miyake used a PK on Morioka [63]</blockquote>

A-Block

The Dynamite Express (Cam Jones & Syd Collier) [4] def. Animal Harker & Brandon Smith [6] (9m24) via Countout [70]

- What a big blow for the Rogue Squad. Harker and Smith dominated the match with their countrymen but couldn't get the job done -- The Dynamite Express showed big heart, carried by a hot Hokkaido crowd they kept Harker to enter the ring at the right time to score a countout victory. If the monster had won the match, the block win would have been in safe hands. </blockquote>

A-Block

The Ring Generals (Dean Waldorf & Marv Statler) [6] def. Naozane Goto & Maro Shimizu [4] (14m16s) when Waldorf used a Wheelbarrow Bomb on Goto [74]

- It was a hard fought battle for the Ring Generals. Because of the countout victory by Dynamite Express they still have a chance to win the A-Block. After a tough fight Waldorf pinned big beefy Goto after a Wheelbarrow Bomb .</blockquote>

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WCG S-1 Tag League 2017 Night 6, 2017/12/08

Iwata Hall @ Tohoku, Japan [J-Network East 3]

1000 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)

B-Block

Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha [6] def. Ash Campbell & Ernest Youngman [0] (10m27s) when Vanzycha used a Cross Armlock on Campbell [71]</blockquote>

B-Block

OWARI (Azumamaro Kita & Fujio Narahashi) [6] def. Ground Zero (Ricky Turner & Kazuhiko Nakao) [0] (12m34s) when Kita used a Octopus Stretch on Turner [78]

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B-Block

The Hurt (Billy Robinson & Nigel Svensson) [6] def. Yoshinaka Taku & Hitomaro Suzuki [4] (14m53s) when Svensson used a Hyper Extension Arm Lock on Taku [79]

- Big win for The Hurt in a block final eliminator. It was a match of pure technique between four great wrestler with a better end for the Gaijins. Despite Robinson's small height he was able to survive multiple dangerous moves, and scored a important Dropkick to isolate Taku. The former BCG wrestler had to tap out to Svensson's Arm Lock. </blockquote>

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Standings

A-Block:

1. Animal Harker & Brandon Smith [6]

2. The Ring Generals [6]

3. Naozane Goto & Maro Shimizu [4]

4. Motoyuki Miyake & Kiyotaka [4]

5. The Dynamite Express [4]

6. Muscle Theatre [0]

B-Block:

1. Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha [6]

2. OWARI [6]

x. The Hurt [6]

4. Yoshinaka Taku & Hitomaro Suzuki [4]

5. Ash Campbell & Ernest Youngman [0]

x. Ground Zero [0]

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CPBHBK · June 24, 2020

Both blocks are hot, ties at the top. I'm still going for the Ring Generals vs Owari. I love me some round robin tournaments!! I also liked the details you added about the match, gave me an easier time imagining it. :)

5. Ash Campbell & Ernest Youngman [0]

@Dalton

CGN91 · June 26, 2020

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WCG S-1 Tag League 2017 Night 7, 2017/12/15

Shizuoka Athletic Hall @ Chubu, Japan [J-Network East 3]

2000 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)

A-Block

Naozane Goto & Maro Shimizu [6] def. Motoyuki Miyake & Kiyotaka [4] (10m29s) when Shimizu used a Figure Four Necklock on Miyake [72]</blockquote>

A-Block

The Ring Generals (Dean Waldorf & Marv Statler) [8] def. The Dynamite Express (Cam Jones & Syd Collier) [4] (10m23s) when Waldorf used a Wheelbarrow Bomb on Collier [69]

- The Ring Generals did their homework by beating the Dynamite Express via Wheelbarrow Bomb on Syd Collier. They have to keep their fingers crossed for an upset later.</blockquote>

A-Block

Muscle Theatre (Petr Novak & Matsudaira Morioka) [2] def. Animal Harker & Brandon Smith [6] (12m02s) when Morioka used a Backdrop Suplex on Harker [69]

- That was not the plan! After failing to win any match so far nobody thought that the Rogue Squad monster team could fail today and chaos began to start when Novak left the ring under loud boos by the crowd. However Morioka continued to fight and managed to hit the winning Backdrop Suplex. The crowd erupted!

After the match Novak attacked his now former partner and joining Harker and Smith on the other side, while Morioka's best buddy Mamoru Nagahama came down to the ring to make the save for his partner. Scenes!

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WCG S-1 Tag League 2017 Night 8, 2017/12/16

Shizuoka Athletic Hall @ Chubu, Japan [J-Network East 3]

2000 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)

B-Block

Ground Zero (Ricky Turner & Kazuhiko Nakao) [2] def. Ash Campbell & Ernest Youngman [0] (10m59s) when Nakao used a Double Foot Stomp on Campbell [63]</blockquote>

B-Block

Yoshinaka Taku & Hitomaro Suzuki [6] def. Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha [6] (10m43s) when Suzuki used a Suzuki Lock on Whitlock [79]

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B-Block

The Hurt [8] def. OWARI [6] (18m15s) when Svensson used a Hyper Extension Arm Lock on Kita [77]

- Vanzycha & Whitlock failed to win, so it came down to the two teams in the main event. Hurt and OWARI clashed in January for the first time when Svensson let Kita tap out to his Arm Lock and today it was the same result. After a hard fought battle Robinson finally managed to tag Svensson in after receiving a brutal beating by the current Tag champs.

Afterwards the four men shook hands, The Ring Generals came to the ring for a staredown with Hurt.</blockquote>

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Final Standings

A-Block:

1. The Ring Generals [8]

2. Animal Harker & Brandon Smith [6]

3. Naozane Goto & Maro Shimizu [6]

4. Motoyuki Miyake & Kiyotaka [4]

5. The Dynamite Express [4]

6. Muscle Theatre [2]

B-Block:

1. The Hurt [8]

2. Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha [6]

3. OWARI [6]

4. Yoshinaka Taku & Hitomaro Suzuki [6]

5. Ground Zero [2]

6. Ash Campbell & Ernest Youngman [0]

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CGN91 · June 27, 2020

So the Tag League is done in speed fashion to finally end the TEW 16 stuff. Here is the prediction key if anyone wants to guess:p

PREDICTION KEY: S-1 TAG LEAGUE FINAL DAY!

1. Shuzo Utagawa, Nobuhiko Serizawa, El Mítico Jr. & Jotaro Tanaka vs. Akira Arato, Masafumi Torii, Edo Phoenix IV & Stunner Sayuki

2. Stealth Z, Mercury & Japanese Phoenix vs. Jayson Van Pelt, Isamu Kijimuta & Stone Yoshikawa

3. Eikichi Itou, Ash Campbell & Ernest Youngman vs. Keisuke Arashi & OWARI

4. Yoshinaka Taku, Hitomaro Suzuki & NagaMori (Mamoru Nagahama & Matsudaira Morioka) vs. Rogue Squad (Petr Novak, Bulldozer Brandon Smith, Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha)

5. Tiger Fuyuki, Ray Snow & Hirokichi Yoemon vs. Shiba Mizoguchi & White Justice (Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara)

6. Bunrakuken Torii, The Awesome Kiyaru & Golden Scorpion vs. Rogue Squad (Greg Gauge, Conner Threepwood & Konrad Mäkinen)

7. Kenka (Omezo Shikitei, Gonnohyoe Kada, Maro Shimizu & Morimasa Kato) vs. xDREAM (Kiyotaka, Kuemon Hotta, Motoyuki Miyake & Razan Okamoto)

8. S-1 Tag League Final: The Ring Generals (Dean Waldorf & Marv Statler) vs. The Hurt (Billy Robinson & Nigel Svensson)

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CPBHBK · June 28, 2020

1. Shuzo Utagawa, Nobuhiko Serizawa, El Mítico Jr. & Jotaro Tanaka vs. Akira Arato, Masafumi Torii, Edo Phoenix IV & Stunner Sayuki

2. Stealth Z, Mercury & Japanese Phoenix vs. Jayson Van Pelt, Isamu Kijimuta & Stone Yoshikawa

3. Eikichi Itou, Ash Campbell & Ernest Youngman vs. Keisuke Arashi & OWARI

4. Yoshinaka Taku, Hitomaro Suzuki & NagaMori (Mamoru Nagahama & Matsudaira Morioka) vs. Rogue Squad (Petr Novak, Bulldozer Brandon Smith, Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha)

5. Tiger Fuyuki, Ray Snow & Hirokichi Yoemon vs. Shiba Mizoguchi & White Justice (Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara)

6. Bunrakuken Torii, The Awesome Kiyaru & Golden Scorpion vs. Rogue Squad (Greg Gauge, Conner Threepwood & Konrad Mäkinen)

7. Kenka (Omezo Shikitei, Gonnohyoe Kada, Maro Shimizu & Morimasa Kato) vs. xDREAM (Kiyotaka, Kuemon Hotta, Motoyuki Miyake & Razan Okamoto)

8. S-1 Tag League Final: The Ring Generals (Dean Waldorf & Marv Statler) vs. The Hurt (Billy Robinson & Nigel Svensson)

I got half the finals right

CGN91 · July 1, 2020

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WCG S-1 Tag League 2017 Final, 2017/12/18

Saitama Sports Field @ Kanto, Japan [J-Network East 3]

2000 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)

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Shuzo Utagawa, Nobuhiko Serizawa, El Mítico Jr. & Jotaro Tanaka def. Akira Arato, Masafumi Torii, Edo Phoenix IV & Stunner Sayuki (8m50s) when Mítico used a Northern Lights Suplex on Torii [60]</blockquote>

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Stealth Z, Mercury & Japanese Phoenix def. Jayson Van Pelt, Isamu Kijimuta & Stone Yoshikawa (10m29s) when Phoenix used a Phoenix Splash on Van Pelt [67]

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Keisuke Arashi & OWARI (Azumamaro Kita & Fujio Narahashi) def. Eikichi Itou, Ash Campbell & Ernest Youngman (8m57s) when Narahashi used a Lariat on Itou [68]</blockquote>

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Rogue Squad (Petr Novak, Bulldozer Brandon Smith, Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha) def. Yoshinaka Taku, Hitomaro Suzuki & Naga-Mori (Mamoru Nagahama & Matsudaira Morioka) (9m22s) when Smith used a Backdrop Driver on Morioka [74]</blockquote>

Shiba Mizoguchi & White Justice (Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara) def. Tiger Fuyuki, Ray Snow & Hirokichi Yoemon (10m32s) when Sarumara used a Mounted Arm Lock on Tiger [66]</blockquote>

Rogue Squad (Greg Gauge, Conner Threepwood & Konrad Mäkinen) def. Bunrakuken Tori, The Awesome Kiyaru & Golden Scorpion (10m49s) when Mäkinen used a Swedish Grapevine on Kiyaru [78]</blockquote>

Kenka (Omezo Shikitei, Gonnohyoe Kada, Maro Shimizu & Morimasa Kato) def. xDREAM (Kiyotaka, Kuemon Hotta, Motoyuki Miyake & Razan Okamoto) (12m30s) when Kato used a Choke Sleeper on Miyake [79]</blockquote>

S-1 Tag League 2017 Final

The Hurt (Billy Robinson & Nigel Svensson) def. The Ring Generals (Dean Waldorf & Marv Statler) (17m22s) when Svensson used a Hyper Extension Arm Lock on Waldorf. [78]]

- After losing last year's final, Hurt was triumphant in this year edition of the S-1 Tag League. In an "All-Gaijin" match Robinson and Svensson escaped multiple tries of the Wheelbarrow Bomb which caused dramatic moments in front of a packed Saitama crowd. It was a hot tag to Svensson who lead The Hurt to victory when the swedish man locked in his Arm Lock submission to let Waldorf tap out.</blockquote>

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Backstage Comments

Robinson & Svensson: "We came close many times. Lost the Tag league last year, messed two title challenges up - Finally we won something here. OWARI vs. Hurt III is next, we're ready to win the belts."

Razan Okamoto: "I'm ready to get my belt back. Kato can do everything he want, he and his pals did so much to me in the last months, i'm prepared. I will be the first one to overcome his Choke Sleeper and the first two time champion as well. "

Bunrakuken Torii: "Gauge is a coward. He's actually a good wrestler, but not a brave one. I would be ashamed if i'm not winning against him in January. I have to proof something."

!OOC!

Last big show that was simulated with TEW 16. It's a bit stressful atm, we're moving house so it will be quite for a couple of days.

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Dalton · July 2, 2020

Definitely expected the Ring Generals to win! I'm excited to see where this goes in TEW2020!

CPBHBK · July 2, 2020

Good show, the finals see The Hurt get redemption for past losses and now have the S1 League which is a big achievement in its own right. I’d say more impressive than getting tag gold. But will this be enough momentum to take down Owari?

Good storyline with Kato and Razan, Kato has his Choke built up and now it’s a big question of Razan can take him down.

Torri v Gauge is another good simple feud, Torri questioning his guts while also complimenting him.

CGN91 · July 5, 2020

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PRESS CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS

~ Tadakuni Toshusai said that he's looking forward to face a former INSPIRE man. "It's very special for me to face him. It's Burning against INSPIRE, two tough men in a WCG ring. Let us tore the house down"

~ WCG IC Champ Greg Gauge isn't afraid of Torii's skills: "You know, he may won the S-1 Festival, but lost to me and lost every major titlematch here, so why should i be worried?"

~ WCG World Heavyweight Champion Morimasa Kato told us that he's going to choke Okamoto again, make him unconscious and never defend the belt against him anymore.

~ Sotatsu Sarumara smirked around when he's starting to talk about his Toshusai-fight: "I'm excited. He's talkin' 'bout Burning Hammer and INSPIRE? His choice. I'm going to break his arm in two pieces and send him back to the p*ssies in Orange & Gold."

~ Bunrakuken Torii stated that he may never win a singles title in WCG, but his S-1 Festival win should be a warning to the american Greg Gauge: "I'm not sure why he's always so confident in his skills? His biggest tricks are his lackeys."

~ Former WCG World Heavyweight Champion Razan Okamoto said that he's going to be the first ever two time WCG World Heavyweight champion and the first one to escape Kato's Choke Sleeper.

UPCOMING SCHEDULE

Road To Anniversary, 2017/12/28 - Saitama Sports Field (Kanto, Japan)

Road To Anniversary, 2017/12/29 - Saitama Sports Field (Kanto, Japan)

STEP UP 10, 2017/12/30, Gunma Hall (Kanto, Japan)

2nd ANNIVERSARY, 2018/01/07 - Kanagawa Sports Field (Kanto, Japan) [J-Network East 3]

1. Rogue Squad (Logan Diaz, Animal Harker, Petr Novak & Brandon Smith) vs. Ray Snow, Hirokichi Yoemon & Naga-Mori (Mamoru Nagahama & Matsudaira Morioka)

2. xDREAM (Ricky Turner, Kazuhiko Nakao, Kiyotaka, Motoyuki Miyake & Kuemon Hotta) vs. Kenka (Kinji Akamatsu, Naozane Goto, Gonnohye Kada, Maro Shimizu & Omezo Shikitei)

3. WCG Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship: The Awesome Kiyaru & Golden Scorpion © vs. Rogue Squad (Conner Threepwood & Konrad Mäkinen) (2nd Defense)

5. Special Tag Match: Rogue Squad (Pavel Vanzycha & Sterling Whitlock) vs. Yoshinaka Taku & Hitomaro Suzuki

6. WCG World Tag Team Championship: OWARI (Azumamaro Kita & Fujio Narahashi) © vs. The Hurt (Billy Robinson & Nigel Svensson) (7th Defense)

7. Special Singles Match: Sotatsu Sarumara vs. Tadakuni Toshusaii

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CGN91 · July 7, 2020

WCG Road To Anniversary Night 1, 2017/12/28

Saitama Sports Field @ Japan, Japan

2000 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)

1. Naga-Mori (Mamoru Nagahama & Matsudaira Morioka) def. Logan Diaz & Animal Harker (5m38s) when Nagahama used a Nagahama Guillotine on Diaz

2. Japanese Phoenix, The Awesome Kiyaru & Golden Scorpion def. Rogue Squad (Roderick Remus, Conner Threepwood & Konrad Mäkinen) (10m56s) when Phoenix used a Phoenix Splash on Remus

3. Ray Snow & OWARI (Azumamaro Kita & Fujio Narahashi) def. Shiba Mizoguchi & The Hurt (Billy Robinson & Nigel Svensson) (12m22s) when Kita used a Octopus Stretch on Mizoguchi

4. White Justice (Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara) def. Nobuhiko Serizawa & Tadakuni Toshusai (10m45s) when Sarumara used a Mounted Armlock on Serizawa

5. Rogue Squad (Pavel Vanzycha, Sterling Whitlock, Brandon Smith & Greg Gauge) def. Hirokichi Yoemon, Yoshinaka Taku, Hitomaro Suzuki & Bunrakuken Torii (13m22s) when Gauge used a Proton Lock on Yoemon

6. Kenka (Kinji Akamatsu, Gonnohye Kada, Maro Shimizu & Morimasa Kato) def. xDREAM (Ricky Turner, Kazuhiko Nakao, Kiyotaka & Razan Okamoto) (13m34s) when Shimizu used a Figure Four Necklock on Turner

- It wasn't a surprise that quarrels Kato and Okamoto did not win the match for their respective teams. Shimizu was more focussed than his boss, cranking the neck of Turner for the win. Young gun Motoyuki Miyake had a shove-contest with Shikitei.

- Fresh signed Tadakuni Toshusai took Nobuhiko Serizawa on his side to team up with him against the two time WCG Tag Team champions White Justice. Yanagita had a lot of fun toying around with Hanami Cup winner Serizawa, eventually he delivered his prey to buddy Sarumara, who got the win here.

- Ray Snow wasn't amused with OWARI's antics in their Six-Man Tag match. The current Tag kings were more angry than ever, Kita nearly broke Mizoguchi in two pieces. Snow interrupted which lead Kita to shove him back.

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Dalton · July 7, 2020

Almost two full years!! It's been a lot of fun!

CGN91 · July 8, 2020

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Dalton" data-cite="Dalton" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="46458" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Almost two full years!! It's been a lot of fun!</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> Man, it's unbelievable tbh. Never thought that WCG will reach that level. Hope to continue it for more In-Game years.</p><p> </p><p> The big 2nd Anniversary show will be the first officially TEW 20 simmed show, i'm going to post an information post after the STEP UP show what's new in TEW 20 regarding WCG.</p>

CGN91 · July 10, 2020

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

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

1. Mercury, Isamu Kijimuta & Japanese Phoenix def. Stealth Z, Edo Phoenix & Stone Yoshikawa <strong>(09m28s)</strong> when Phoenix used a Phoenix Splash on Stealth</p><p>

2. Rogue Squad (Roderick Remus, Conner Threepwood & Konrad Mäkinen) def. Silver Tiger, The Awesome Kiyaru & Golden Scorpion <strong>(08m30s)</strong> when Mäkinen used a Swedish Grapevine on Tiger</p><p>

3. Tiger Fuyuki, Hirokichi Yoemon & The Hurt (Billy Robinson & Nigel Svensson) def. Shiba Mizoguchi, Ray Snow & OWARI (Azumamaro Kita & Fujio Narahashi) <strong>(10m02s)</strong> when Svensson used a Hypter Extension Arm Lock on Mizoguchi</p><p>

4. Keisuke Arashi & White Justice (Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara) def. Shuzo Utagawa, Nobuhiko Serizawa & Tadakuni Toshusai <strong>(10m31s)</strong> when Sarumara used a Mounted Armlock on Utagawa</p><p>

5. Naga-Mori (Mamoru Nagahama & Matsudaira Morioka), Yoshinaka Taku, Hitomaro Suzuki & Bunrakuken Torii def. Rogue Squad (Logan Diaz, Pavel Vanzycha, Petr Novak, Brandon Smith & Greg Gauge) <strong>(13m03s)</strong> when Torii used a Spinning Forearm Smash on Diaz</p><p>

6. xDREAM (Motoyuki Miyake, Kuemon Hotta, Kiyotaka & Razan Okamoto) def. Kenka (Kinji Akamatsu, Gonnohye Kada, Maro Shimizu & Morimasa Kato) <strong>(13m45s)</strong> when Okamoto used a Knee Strike on Akamatsu</p><p> </p><p>

- Kenka versus xDREAM again, but on this day xDREAM had the better ending when Okamoto pinned Junior Heavyweight Akamatsu after his Knee Strike. Just like yesterday Miyake and Shikitei had to be seperated by the young guys at ringside, while Kato and Okamoto met in the ring for a stare-down!</p><p> </p><p>

- The blood is boiling between Morioka and his former partner Petr Novak, who joined Rogue Squad recently. Morioka tried to get the big Czech up for his trademark Backdrop Suplex, however he failed. Good for him that Torii later on pinned Diaz for the win.</p><p> </p><p>

- Boy oh boy! Just like yesterday Snow wasn't pleased with OWARI as his partners. Mizoguchi, a bit tired due to yesterday's show, was treated like a child by Kita and Narahashi. Svensson locked in his Arm Lock on Mizoguchi, who had to tap. Kita was pissed afterwards and slapped Mizoguchi across the face, Snow got in between at the right time.</p><p>

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CGN91 · July 11, 2020

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STEP UP 10, 2017/12/30

Gunma Hall @ Kanto, Japan

300 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)

1. El Mítico Jr. def. Black Flash (8m42s) with a Northern Lights Suplex

2. Roderick Remus def. Blackwell Bush (5m56s) with a Remus Clutch

3. Silver Tiger def. Masafumi Torii (7m49s) with a Silver Tiger Driver

4. Jayson Van Pelt def. Akira Arato (8m22s) with a Axe Kick

5. Keisuke Arashi & Shiba Mizoguchi def. Shuzo Utagawa & Nobuhiko Serizawa (12m34s) when Mizoguchi used a Raised Crab on Utagawa

- So that's that for the year of 2017! The next show will be the big Anniversary show which will be simulated with TEW 20. There will be some roster changes as well, but that's the way it is right?

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CPBHBK · July 11, 2020

Excited for the journey too continue!

CGN91 · July 13, 2020

Sixteen. Sixteen months strong. It's like a dream because i'd never thought that i will be able to do it that long. Maybe it would be way further into the save, but i'm married & father with a shiftwork so it was not easy to update the thread on a daily base. Anyway i'm proud of what i achieved here, winning two awards with a diary which got not that much text like others. I would like to thank each and everyone of my readers and to the whole community.

White Canvas Grappling is going 2K20!

- Ratings

So i did a few test runs with WCG with my converted 2016 database and the ratings were not that good as in TEW 16. So if you should "critize" the ratings, please have in mind that TEW 20 is totally different to my TEW 16 ratings.

- Only Televised shows will be posted

There are too many shows. When i started the whole thing i posted EVERY tour show i booked in TEW, but that's not what i'm going to do with the new TEW. I'll only post the televised road to shows and the big tour finales or tournaments. Why? I would love to go deeper into the save and i think i can achieve that with this tactic.

- more realistic schedule

I mean i think i've done a pretty decent job regarding a realistic schedule, but i'm eying a bit more realism. Big shows will be only in bigger cities (Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka etc.), bigger televisde road to shows will only be in bigger venues (for example Saitama Sports Field). You won't see a televised show from "Bumf*ck, Kyushu" anytime soon.

- New Roster members and leavings

Some guys will leave the company. With the new excursion feature i didn't have to pretend that guys like Katou or Matsumoto are on excursion because they're really on excursion lol. Anyway with the new Dojo stuff five new young boys will join WCG at the end of January so a bunch of guys will leave us or were signed by bigger companies. I'm not a fan of kayfabe news in diaries, so i'm unsure to post a list of them. You definetly should check out the first page for informations.

- Goals

My goals are still the same, but i have never told that in the thread before. My goal is NOT beating Burning or Pride ever. I'm more into a realistic stuff. I'm simply not a fan of doing a dynasty and the goal is to beat BHOWTG, because that's not that realistic at all. You won't do a BJW diary to overcome NJPW, right? If i'm going to increase in size? Sure good. If not? Doesn't matter to me at all.

I think that's it for now. I hope that i can post a little preview for Anniversary until sunday. On monday i'm going on vacation with my family so i'm not able to post new stuff. Have a good one lads!

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Jon The GOAT · July 13, 2020

Looking forward to seeing how you get on with 20 and what sort of changes happen. Hopefully the new schedule will help with the progression which is easily one of the toughest parts about playing a touring company.

Dalton · July 13, 2020

Very excited for this to continue! One of my favorite diaries for sure.

CGN91 · July 16, 2020

PREVIEW

WCG World Heavyweight Championship

<justify>Razan Okamoto may have beaten the likes of Funakoshi, Brandon Smith or Sarumara but he's still winless against "Killing Machine" Morimasa Kato. The two met twice so far with the same result: Kato submitting Okamoto to his devastating Choke Sleeper. In their first meeting Kato won the White Canvas Trophy, the second match has taken place in August for the World Heavyweight Championship. No one could escape the Choke Sleeper, will Okamoto be the first one? Can he finally win a match against Kato? The third time is the charm, huh?</justify>

WCG Intercontinental Championship

<justify>It has been a great first year for Greg Gauge. The son of Sam Keith entered WCG in January, nearly reached the final of the S-1 Festival and succesfully challenged for the, back then known as, National championship. Gauge then continued to defend the belt in rather unfair fashion which caused him even more enemies..just like Bunrakuken Torii. The "Machine Gun" may won the S-1 Festival, but couldn't win the World title then. What concerns Torii even more is the fact that he lost to Gauge during S-1 Festival. Can Torii beat Gauge now? And can he finally win a WCG belt?</justify>

Special Singles Match

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"The Armlock Wizard" Sotatsu Sarumara vs. "The Shocker" Tadakuni Toshusai

<justify>It's about pride, honor, BURNING & .. INSPIRE?! Toshusai had his debut in Osaka and challenged Sarumara to a match at Anniversary which Sarumara accepted. Toshusai stated in an interview with our homepage that he's loving a tough fight and Sarumara is one of the toughes sob's out there. Like Toshusai said, it's not just a fight between two guys, it's a fight between two mindsets!</justify>

WCG World Tag Team Championship

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Hands down Kita and Narahashi are the most dominant tag team in the history of White Canvas Grappling. OWARI has beaten Outsider teams like Forlon Hope, foreign tag teams like The Ring Generals and the best WCG has to offer like White Justice - All those teams failed to beat OWARI except The Hurt. Robinson and Svensson scored two wins over OWARI: The first one took place at the first Anniversary show last year, the second victory was at the Block-Finals at this year's S-1 Tag League. The two knows how to beat OWARI, can they capture the gold from then too?

Special Tag Match

"Polish Power" Pavel Vanzycha & Sterling Whitlock vs. "The Lion" Yoshinaka Taku & "Genius" Hitomaro Suzuki

One man's meat is another man's poison - On the last day of the S-1 Tag League, Taku and Suzuki took a win over Vanzycha and Whitlock which eliminated them and send The Hurt to the finals. The Rogue Squad members did not forgot that loss and attacked the two fan favourites multiple times. Which team will be succesfull? With a win here a potential tag title shot is upon them!

WCG Junior Heavyweight Championship

Who's the best Junior Heavyweight in White Canvas Grappling? Japanese Phoenix may be the inaugral titleholder, however he failed on his 4th Defense in July and dropped the title to the debuting Stone Yoshikawa. Is Yoshikawa's fourth defense a potential hint for another title drop?

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WCG Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship

The masked veterans won a eight team tournament to become the first inaugral Junior Heavyweight tag team champions and has beaten their Anniversary-challengers in the semifinals of that tournament. All good things come in..two?!

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PREDICTION KEY

2nd ANNIVERSARY, 2018/01/07 - Kanagawa Sports Field (Kanto, Japan) [J-Network East 3]

1. Rogue Squad (Logan Diaz, Animal Harker, Petr Novak & Brandon Smith) vs. Ray Snow, Hirokichi Yoemon & Naga-Mori (Mamoru Nagahama & Matsudaira Morioka)
2. xDREAM (Ricky Turner, Kazuhiko Nakao, Kiyotaka, Motoyuki Miyake & Kuemon Hotta) vs. Kenka (Kinji Akamatsu, Naozane Goto, Gonnohye Kada, Maro Shimizu & Omezo Shikitei)
3. WCG Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship: The Awesome Kiyaru & Golden Scorpion © vs. Rogue Squad (Conner Threepwood & Konrad Mäkinen) (2nd Defense)
4. WCG Junior Heavyweight Championship: Stone Yoshikawa © vs. Japanese Phoenix (4th Defense)
5. Special Tag Match: Rogue Squad (Pavel Vanzycha & Sterling Whitlock) vs. Yoshinaka Taku & Hitomaro Suzuki
6. WCG World Tag Team Championship: OWARI (Azumamaro Kita & Fujio Narahashi) © vs. The Hurt (Billy Robinson & Nigel Svensson) (7th Defense)
7. Special Singles Match: Sotatsu Sarumara vs. Tadakuni Toshusaii
8. WCG Intercontinental Championship: Greg Gauge © vs. Bunrakuken Torii (5th Defense)
9. WCG World Heavyweight Championship: Morimasa Kato © vs. Razan Okamoto (4th Defense)

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