Big Japan Pro Wrestling 2008: Death Road New Century

kasainity433 · June 9, 2021

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Taped for Samurai TV's Battle Station Program in front of 130 people!

Match #1:

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Takashi Sasaki VS Makoto Oishi

Coming off of a big win over the BJW Deathmatch champion and declaring himself as the next challenger to Ryuji Ito’s belt, Takashi Sasaki gets what for many would still be a tough challenge against K-Dojo standout Makoto Oishi!

The challenge is no match for him, however, as after nine minutes of wrestling action in Shin-Kiba, Sasaki picks up the win following a big lariat to Oishi! No handshake is extended after the match, Sasaki simply leaving the ring to head to the back. Oishi gives a quick bow to the crowd before heading to the back.

Winner: Takashi Sasaki

Rating: 39

Match #2:

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Banana Senga VS Dragon Yuki

This match marks the debut of KAGEKI standout Dragon Yuki, who has come to Big Japan, in his words, with hopes of truly flourishing a Junior division to add layers to what he considers an already great company! The question is, can he overcome the already established Banana Senga?

He can, but not by much! Six full minutes of fast-paced, hard hitting action is stopped by a very sudden Sunset Flip pinfall by Dragon Yuki that wins him the match in shocking fashion! Banana Senga cannot believe what has just happened, pleading with the referee that it was only a two count, but he cannot be dissuaded. Yuki extends a hand to Senga, but it gets slapped by the latter! Could this mean a rematch soon?

Winner: Dragon Yuki

Rating: 24

Match #3:

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Onryo, X, and X VS MEN’s Teioh, Shinobu, and Yusaku Obata

Onryo’s two mystery partners would not have to remain in the shadows for much longer, as two masked men known as Yurei #1 and Yurei #2 would come out! The two men would linger slowly to the ring, almost ghost like in their movements - until the bell rang. After that, the two men immediately rushed after MEN’s Teioh and Shinobu, who were on the ropes to begin the match. Onryo would then take his time toying with Yusaku Obata, albeit almost being stopped by a MEN’s Teioh save, before pinning him in around four minutes to get his team the win.

After this, Onryo would laugh maniacally in the ring reminding the opposing team about what he stated at the Korakuen show as they sulked to the back. Onryo would pose with his team for pictures before heading to the back.

Winners: Onryo, Yurei #1, and Yurei #2

Rating: 44

Match #4:

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Apache Pro Army (Mammoth Sasaki, Tetsuhiro Kuroda, and GENTARO) VS Daisuke Sekimoto, Yoshihito Sasaki, and Hi69

After going to their absolute limit with one another at Big Japan’s second Korakuen Hall show of the year, Sasaki and Sekimoto square-up again here in First-RING with their partners + one more by their side! Mammoth has officially chosen Tetsuhiro as his partner to face off with Sekimoto and Yoshihito Sasaki for the Big Japan tag titles, along with GENTARO to round out their team. The Big Japan Tag Team Champions have brought in indie stand-out Hi69 to round out their team and add another to this seemingly guerilla junior division!

In the end, it’s the Big Japan Tag Champions getting the win after 11 minutes of, mostly, in-ring action between the six! Daisuke Sekimoto would get the pin on one of Apache Pro’s newest members in GENTARO following an Everest German Suplex. The six men would verbally lock horns after the match before heading to the back.

Winners: Daisuke Sekimoto, Yoshihito Sasaki, and Hi69

Rating: 53

Match #5:

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Abdullah Kobayashi and Jaki Numazawa VS The W*INGER and Isami Kodaka

In this hardcore match we see Numazawa square up with the man he almost came to blows with in Korakuen Hall, The W*INGER! Numazawa is paired with BJW legend Abdullah Kobayashi, and W*INGER with young BJW standout Isami Kodaka! Will this sparring match-up help the two settle their differences, or will this match only further the hate between the two men?

The answer to that question is no, no it will not. To end the match, Abdullah Kobayashi would hit a standing Kokeshi on Isami Kodaka before taking himself and a chair up to the top rope to hit him with a chair-assisted diving elbow drop! All the while, W*INGER and Numazawa were deep into the Shin-Kiba crowd throwing each other into chairs, walls, and anything else they could find, paying no mind to the match even after the bell rang. Needless to say, this is not going to be an easy rivalry to squash between the two.

Winners: Abdullah Kobayashi and Jaki Numazawa

Rating: 53

Match #6/Main Event ~ Barbed Wire Board Deathmatch:

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Ryuji Ito and Shadow WX VS Kintaro Kanemura and Yuko Miyamoto

And in your main event, the team of Ryuji Ito and Shadow WX look to bounce back from their loss against the team of Takashi Sasaki and Yuko Miyamoto. This won’t be an easy task, however, as on their opposing side are Yuko Miyamoto who looks to be more and more promising with each passing event, and the man who openly challenged long-time rival Ryuji Ito for his championship, Apache Pro leader Kintaro Kanemura. Would Ito finally get his revenge on the two and swing some momentum in his corner? Not quite.

After a grueling match between all parties, Yuko looked to end the match once and for all. Gathering the remaining two barbed wire boards that had not been broken, he body slammed Shadow WX onto one, and then placed the other on top of him. After ascending to the top rope and fighting off Deathmatch Champion Ryuji Ito with a little help from Kintaro, Yuko would hit a beautiful moonsault onto the boards and pin Shadow WX for the 1-2-3! This would now make the third time that Yuko Miyamoto would get a win over Ito and someone else.

Winners: Kintaro Kanemura and Yuko Miyamoto

Rating: 58

Yuko Miyamoto wasn’t done, however. “Takashi Sasaki, partner, get out here.” Takashi Sasaki would march to the ring looking quite confused on why he was getting called out. “In Korakuen, you told me that you were ready to fight Ryuji Ito after Kintaro Kanemura. Personally, I find that to be bullshit.” He says, stepping up closer to him now. “I’ve proved tonight that I can also win, something that has been known for a while, and would like to challenge you yourself to a match for the contendership spot you’re proclaiming to be in. Deal, or no deal, Sasaki?”

Sasaki stands for a minute, before answering: “Deal.” The mentor and student shake hands before exiting the ring to close what was certainly an exciting night of action!

Overall Rating: 56

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<div style="text-align:center;">Lukkearthur- 3/6

Slicknick - 4/6

Rampaaage - 4/6

Kanegan - 3/6

Siah - 4/6</div>

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