EX2010: Where Only The Small Stand Tall [CVerse]

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EXODUS FURY! #3

Tuesday, Week 4, April 2016

Beppu Sports Hall - Kyushu, Japan

500 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House!)

Show Rating - 69 C+

 

Announced By

Tannosuke Joshuyo | Takeji Komagata | Naizen Uboshita

 

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In a decent match, The Legion defeated TARGET in 14:15 when Tobei Sugimura defeated Rusher Kogo by pinfall with a Spinning Wheel Kick. 53 C-

 

A blood-lusted with revenge Isamu Kijimuta came back, alongside fellow partner Tobei Sugimura to go up against an ex-acquaintance in Rusher Kogo and Kaoru Shibasawa. Kijimuta definitely brought a fire that Shibasawa said he lacked and had Shibasawa hiding behind the bigger Rusher Kogo.

 

Unfortunately, this was a mistake as Kogo got lured straight into a double team by Sugimura and Kijimuta, allowing for Kijimuta to tag out to Sugimura who easily finished off Kogo to get the victory. After the match ended, Sugimura stared down Kaoru Shibasawa, whom he will be wrestling in just two days for the EX2010 All Asia Junior Heavyweight Championship.

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In a bout that had superb wrestling and good heat, Razan Okamoto defeated Commander Kawagishi in 15:21 by pinfall with a Brainbuster Suplex. 71 C+

 

Okamoto strikes back into the win column with a much-needed victory over last year's Junior Heavyweight Grand Prix winner, Commander Kawagishi. This was a match you'd obviously expect from two men of their styles, going back and forth, trading hard shots after hard shots. The match only lasted the fifteen minute mark as they had gotten tired out and exhausted from the stiff and brutal strikes.

 

In the end, Okamoto refused to let Kawagishi hit the Diamond Dust, and instead knocked him woosy with a headbutt that was very close to drawing blood from either men. Okamoto hoisted Kawagishi up in the air, to drop him for a Brainbuster Suplex, taking the victory. After the match ended, backstage Okamoto declared that his momentum will ride high in the few months leading up to the Junior Heavyweight Grand Prix.

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In an exceptional match, Stone Yoshikawa defeated Burning EXILE in 19:49 by submission with an Ankle Lock. 70 C+

 

This was Burning EXILE's test to see if he still had it or not, and maybe he does, maybe he doesn't. Definitely, he brought the fight to Yoshikawa who used this match as a warm up for Orange Tsuchie, but certainly was surprised when Burning EXILE's performance resembled some of his back when he used to wrestle for BHOTWG and WLW.

 

Yoshikawa was able to incapitate EXILE at times, but this performance seemed more from Burning Takashita rather than Burning EXILE. It looked like the major upset from a man who struggles to buy a single win this entire year was about to occur. When EXILE called for the Exile Driver, that allowed Yoshikawa to slip out and nail EXILE with a beautiful Yakuza Kick/German Suplex Combination.

 

As the match reached it's breaking point, age and sheer technicality played a major difference. Burning EXILE was basically beginning to run on fumes, and struggled to walk after all of the work to his ankle early in the match. Close to tears from the pain, he rose to his feet to bring the fight to Yoshikawa, who instead went for the dirty move, hitting EXILE with a brutal soccer kick to the hurt ankle, and grabbing it to lock in the Ankle Lock. Yoshikawa had taken the clear submission victory, but he wasn't letting go of the submission.

 

Fans were booing, and referees and young lions alike tried to enter the ring and break off the hold, but Yoshikawa just shoved them away and went back to locking the hold in. An otherwise good-natured crowd was now chanting insults at Yoshikawa, and booing him, something that you don't see in Japanese crowds, this truly shows how much Burning EXILE means to the diehard EX2010 fans attending their shows. Yoshikawa wasn't letting go, until a familiar looking person ran down..

 

Here comes the calvary!

 

Orange Tsuchie runs down to the ring, confronting his opponent at Silver Dragon Battle In Chugoku, and nails him with a stiff forearm! Yoshikawa lets go of EXILE and begins to trade shots with Tsuchie, but he's obviously exhausted from his previous match. Tsuchie kicks Yoshikawa into the ropes, and goes for Orange Flash, but Yoshikawa rolls out just in time!

 

Yoshikawa holds his jaw, wagging his finger. Yoshikawa stumbles up to the steps with a grin on his face. "Not yet!" he yells out. Tsuchie comes over to the ropes where he's at, pointing at Yoshikawa. Tsuchie turns back to Burning EXILE and checks on the twenty-two year old pro.

 

Tsuchie helps up Burning EXILE and starts up an applause, in which the fans clap for him after the performance tonight. EXILE pats Tsuchie on the shoulder, and bows to each side of the crowd. EXILE waves off for the fans, and steps out, Tsuchie following after.

 

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EX2010 Silver Dragon Battle In Kyushu Prediction Key

 

[EXODUS All Asia Junior Heavyweight Championship] Kaoru Shibasawa [c] vs Tobei Sugimura

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[EXODUS World Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championships] Black Iron Corps (Azumamaro Kita and Fujio Narahashi) [c] vs DISCO Boys (Kaii Hanari and Kokei Shoda)

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Stone Yoshikawa and Naoya Shinozaki vs Burning EXILE and Orange Tsuchie

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Masao Tsubouchi, Shimpei Horose, and Commander Kawagishi vs Silver Shark, Musashi, and Japanese Phoenix

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KAZ, Kinji Akamatsu, and Torch Nakazawa vs X-Calibre, Shirai Yanagawa, and Pretty Okakura

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Bonus Question: What letter grade will this show get? (Bonus points if you can say the exact number along with the letter grade)

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Annual 24 hour calling for anyone that wants to predict.

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<p>[EXODUS All Asia Junior Heavyweight Championship] <strong>Kaoru Shibasawa [c]</strong> vs Tobei Sugimura</p><p>

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[EXODUS World Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championships] <strong>Black Iron Corps (Azumamaro Kita and Fujio Narahashi) [c]</strong> vs DISCO Boys (Kaii Hanari and Kokei Shoda)</p><p>

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Stone Yoshikawa and Naoya Shinozaki vs <strong>Burning EXILE and Orange Tsuchie</strong></p><p>

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<strong>Masao Tsubouchi, Shimpei Horose, and Commander Kawagishi</strong> vs Silver Shark, Musashi, and Japanese Phoenix</p><p>

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<strong>KAZ, Kinji Akamatsu, and Torch Nakazawa</strong> vs X-Calibre, Shirai Yanagawa, and Pretty Okakura</p><p>

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Bonus Question: What letter grade will this show get? 69 C+ (nice)</p>

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EX2010 Silver Dragon Battle In Kyushu

Thursday, Week 4, April 2016

Karatsu Park Gymnasium - Kyushu, Japan

750 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House!)

Show Rating - 57 C-

 

Announced By

Tannosuke Joshuyo | Takeji Komagata | Naizen Uboshita

 

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In a decent match, KAZ and DESTINY defeated X-Calibre and HUSTLE-X in 12:48 when KAZ defeated X-Calibre by pinfall with a Super Rana. 55 C-

 

This match was simply just a testing of teams, and it seems that KAZ and DESTINY are the better put together team, as they take the win in very convincing fashion. The two stars of Pro Wrestling SAISHO did not hold back tonight against their adversaries and this just allowed for KAZ to brag about yet another win.

 

When they got to the back, as foretold, KAZ and the winning team flapped their gums to the camera man until they couldn't anymore, and said that they're an unstoppable trio and if the EX2010 Management wants their roster in tact, they should give them title shots considering they're already dominant.

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In a bout that had great wrestling and a decent reaction from the crowd, Masao Tsubouchi and Massive Thunder defeated Silver Shark and The Revengers in 14:34 when Masao Tsubouchi defeated Silver Shark by pinfall with a Brainbuster Suplex. 64 C

 

A jam-packed six man tag team match and an easy contender for match of the night. All six men in this match had a certain hatred for each other and they showed that in the ring, throwing their all at each other, making for a great match. Throughout the match, the main story being told was the fact Masao Tsubouchi was tired of old man and proved he was out of wack by pinning him clean in the center of the ring while Massive Thunder and The Revengers brawled outside the ring.

 

Backstage, Tsubouchi said aggressively that if Silver Shark wants more, there's always time for a match tomorrow at Silver Dragon Battle in Chugoku.

 

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In a bout that had great wrestling and good heat, Burning EXILE and Orange Tsuchie defeated Stone Yoshikawa and Naoya Shinozaki in 14:56 when Burning EXILE defeated Naoya Shinozaki by pinfall with an Exile Driver. 66 C+

 

A preview for tommorow night's world title turned into a personal battle. The entire match consisted of Orange Tsuchie and Stone Yoshikawa not exactly wrestling, but throwing potato shots at each other's head. Shot after shot, left some bruises on each other's face and a bit of blood. The real wrestling happened whenever Burning EXILE and Naoya Shinozaki wrestled, Shinozaki doing his best to keep up with the cornerstone wrestler of EX2010. Despite Shinozaki eventually holding his own, he fell victim to the Exile Driver, earning Burning EXILE the win for his team. As soon as the bell rung, both Yoshikawa and Tsuchie entered the ring, throwing stiff shots at each other.

 

Young boys scattered into the ring, trying to hold them back, Burning EXILE and a groggy Naoya Shinozaki trying to hold their tag partners back. Tsuchie punched through the young boys, but hesitated when Burning EXILE got in his way, only for Shinozaki to come from behind on the other side, attacking Burning EXILE, and a broke free Stone Yoshikawa attacking Tsuchie. Shinozai and Yoshikawa continued their assault, then told Shinozaki to hold Tsuchie, forcing him to watch Yoshikawa brutalize EXILE with multiple devestating chair shots to the back. Yoshikawa then grabbed the hooks of EXILE's mask, slowly untying them, until Tsuchie broke free and punched Shinozaki down, gunning straight for his opponent tommorow until Yoshikawa rolled out and hightailed it with Shinozaki. Shinozaki held his jaw from his punch, and followed after Yoshikawa who shouted out some words to a furious Orange Tsuchie checking on Burning EXILE.

 

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In a bout that had good wrestling and a decent reaction from the crowd, Black Iron Corps defeated DISCO Boys in 16:41 when Azumamaro Kita defeated Kaii Hanari by pinfall with a Backdrop Suplex. Black Iron Corps make defence number 4 of their EXODUS World Junior Heavyweight Tag Team titles. 60 C

 

Azumamaro Kita and Fujio Narahashi, the Black Iron Corps certainly did not hold back tonight. DISCO Boys are no stranger to tag gold in EXODUS, but the Black Iron Corps are a new kind of team. The DISCO Boys brought their best every chance they got, but it seemed like every time they'd rally together a huge surge of momentum, Narahashi and Kita would knock them down. They continued their run of isolating Kaii Hanari from Kokei Shoda, and instead of the inevitable hot tag, it was Kita ending Hanari with a Backdrop Suplex.

 

Backstage, Kita and Narahashi say DISCO Boys brought a bigger challenge than they had expected, but in the end, it's the Black Iron Corps winning and reigning on top as usual. The two then go on to say that there is no tag team at their level and they will be EXODUS World Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Champions for a very long time. Before they leave the interview area, Narahashi says that he and Kita will be scouting from cross-promotions for some worthy talent for them to face, challenging wrestlers from any country.

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In a decent match, Kaoru Shibasawa defeated Tobei Sugimura in 17:59 by pinfall with a Hammerlock DDT. Kaoru Shibasawa makes defence number 5 of his EXODUS All-Asia Junior Heavyweight title. 55 C-

 

Tobei Sugimura entered this match, with nerves higher than usual. He was hungry for a big win, championship gold, but he got the complete opposite of a fair match that he had earned beating KAZ and Burning EXILE in back to back nights. Early in the match, Rusher Kogo proved to be a major annoyance and a thorn in Sugimura's side on winning this match.

 

Whenever Sugimura just glanced at Kogo, it allowed Shibasawa to gain advantage, a main you should keep your eyes on at all times. Shibasawa used everything around the ring to his advantage, but that didn't stop Sugimura from being put down. He came back, he had Shibasawa scrambling around.

 

Sugimura worked towards ignoring a shouting Shinozaki out the ring, and after ducking a lariat that would've steered the match in Shibasawa's favor, he knocked him down with a powerful roundhouse kick. Sugimura scrambled for the cover, and the people were convinced that was it, until Rusher Kogo pulled the referee out the ring to stop a three count that was an inch away from hitting the mat.

 

Kogo, realizing the referee was down rolled in to take care of Sugimura himself, but Sugimura fought back, but this allowed Shibasawa to come from behind, nailing Sugimura with his belt. Kogo got a few more shots in, then picked up Sugimura, handing him off to Shibasawa, who hit a brutal Hammerlock DDT. Kogo exited the ring, picking up the referee and threw him in the ring to count. One.....Two....Thr-----Sugimura kicks out!

 

Shibasawa looks up on his knees, then to Kogo outside the ring and even the big man is shocked! Shibasawa yells at the referee, saying that had to be a three count. While Shibasawa is complaining, he forgets that Sugimura is up, and turns straight to a Spinning Wheel Kick! The crowd suddenly becomes loud, that has to be it! Kogo hops on the apron, gaining the ref's attention, but the ref has had enough of it and ejects Kogo!

 

Kogo yells at the ref, distraught, continuing to stall out while the ref is telling him to go, but someone else rolls in and stomps Sugimura! NAOYA SHINOZAKI?! Shinozaki picks up Sugimura, and drops him with a Piledriver straight on his head! Shinozaki rolls out, and Shibasawa gets up slowly, realizing what just happened with a smirk on his face. Shibasawa picks up Sugimura, twisting into the Hammerlock DDT! Shibasawa rolls Sugimura over, and just like that, it's over; One...Two..Three.

 

Shibasawa celebrates his victory, standing tall with the EXODUS All Asia Junior Heavyweight Championship next to Naoya Shinozaki and Rusher Kogo, over a downed Tobei Sugimura.

 

AND STILL.

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EX2010 Silver Dragon Battle In Chugoku Prediction Key

 

[VACANT EXODUS World Junior Heavyweight Championship] Stone Yoshikawa vs Orange Tsuchie

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Silver Shark vs Masao Tsubouchi

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Razan Okamoto, Azumamaro Kita, and Fujio Narahashi vs Super Joshuya, Commander Kawagishi, and Shimpei Horose

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Hyotaru, Kaoru Shibasawa, and Rusher Kogo vs Marvel Malloy, Storm Spillane, and ???

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KAZ, Kinji Akamatsu, and Torch Nakazawa vs Kuemon Hotta, Motty Kuroda, and Jimmy Statosphere

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Bonus Question: What letter grade will this show get? (Bonus points if you can say the exact number along with the letter grade)

Bonus Question 2: Who is ???

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Prediction deadline are up by tommorow if there's still any interest in that

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Not read all your shows but I like the presentation. I've never played as EX2010, I suppose in my mind they are a poor mans WLW but there might be differences I'm missing. Either way it's good to see an underappreciated Cverse company with a diary.

 

[VACANT EXODUS World Junior Heavyweight Championship] Stone Yoshikawa vs Orange Tsuchie

Comments: Tsuchie has developed into an amazing wrestler for me in past Japanese saves, but perhaps he's too young for the title.

 

Silver Shark vs Masao Tsubouchi

Comments: I suppose normal logic is Shark gets a win back after being pinned. But I'm thinking perhaps Masao is in line for a real push.

 

Razan Okamoto, Azumamaro Kita, and Fujio Narahashi vs Super Joshuya, Commander Kawagishi, and Shimpei Horose

Comments: I don't know the roster too well but I know Kawagishi is decent. But any team with Razan get's my vote.

 

Hyotaru, Kaoru Shibasawa, and Rusher Kogo vs Marvel Malloy, Storm Spillane, and ???

Comments: If in doubt always go for the mystery man.

 

KAZ, Kinji Akamatsu, and Torch Nakazawa vs Kuemon Hotta, Motty Kuroda, and Jimmy Statosphere

Comments: Keeping up their dominance.