thisisobc Posted January 30 Share Posted January 30 January 1st, 1992 Masa Saito has taken over the book of NJPW. This is his journal I've always wanted to properly do a Dynasty, and considering I'm already deep into this save and it has had some fun moments and stories within it I felt like it would be fun to share it with people Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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thisisobc Posted January 31 Author Share Posted January 31 (edited) January 3rd, 1992 Last day before the big Tokyo Dome show and plans have been finalized for everything. We currently have quite a few WCW talents on loan for the big show which is always exciting to do a crossover. We also managed to bring in two new Gajin Tag Teams to boost our tag team division which is, to put it light lightly, wafer thin. From Britain we have bought in “Lord” Steven Regal and David Taylor, two technical wrestlers trained by Marty Jones, who impressed me when I met him during his NJPW tour about a decade ago. From Canada, on the recommendation of Bad News Allen we have bought in Chris Jericho and Lance Storm who he has worked with on the Canadian Independent Scene. Allen has also said he would be willing to work with the young stars to build them as a Gajin act. Eddie Guerrero of the legendary Guerrero family has come in as well in an attempt to boost our Junior Heavyweight division Finalised Tokyo Dome Card Super Warriors In The Tokyo Dome Bad News Allen vs Kuniaki Kobayashi vs Akira Nogami vs Koji Kanemoto vs The Rhodes (Dusty & Dustin) vs Kensuke Sasaki & Scott Norton vs Special Singles Match (30 Minute Time Limit) Masahiro Chono vs Shinya Hashimoto vs Bam Bam Bigelow & Vader vs Chris Jericho & Lance Storm vs Dragon Bombers (Black Cat, El Samurai & Takayuki Iizuka) vs Raging Staff (Hiro Saito, Super Strong Machine & Tatsutoshi Goto) vs IWGP Tag Team Championships (60 Minute Time Limit) Keiji Mutoh & Hiroshi Hase (C) vs David Taylor & Steven Regal vs IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship (60 Minute Time Limit) Norio Honaga (C) vs Jushin Thunder Liger vs Special Tag Team Match (60 Minute Time Limit) Antonio Inoki & Sting vs The Steiner Brothers vs Unification Match IWGP Heavyweight & Greatest 18 Club Championships Tatsumi Fujinami (IWGP) vs Riki Choshu (G18) vs Edited January 31 by thisisobc 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thisisobc Posted January 31 Author Share Posted January 31 Predictions Code Bad News Allen vs Kuniaki Kobayashi Akira vs Koji Kanemoto The Rhodes (Dusty & Dustin) vs Kensuke Sasaki & Scott Norton Masahiro Chono vs Shinya Hashimoto Bam Bam Bigelow & Vader vs Chris Jericho & Lance Storm Dragon Bombers (Black Cat, El Samurai & Takayuki Iizuka) vs Raging Staff (Hiro Saito, Super Strong Machine & Tatsutoshi Goto) Keiji Mutoh & Hiroshi Hase (C) vs David Taylor & Steven Regal Norio Honaga (C) vs Jushin Thunder Liger Antonio Inoki & Sting vs The Steiner Brothers Tatsumi Fujinami (IWGP) vs Riki Choshu (G18) 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Old School Fan Posted January 31 Share Posted January 31 Bad News Allen vs Kuniaki Kobayashi Akira vs Koji Kanemoto The Rhodes (Dusty & Dustin) vs Kensuke Sasaki & Scott Norton Masahiro Chono vs Shinya Hashimoto Bam Bam Bigelow & Vader vs Chris Jericho & Lance Storm Dragon Bombers (Black Cat, El Samurai & Takayuki Iizuka) vs Raging Staff (Hiro Saito, Super Strong Machine & Tatsutoshi Goto) Keiji Mutoh & Hiroshi Hase (C) vs David Taylor & Steven Regal Norio Honaga (C) vs Jushin Thunder Liger Antonio Inoki & Sting vs The Steiner Brothers Tatsumi Fujinami (IWGP) vs Riki Choshu (G18) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thisisobc Posted February 1 Author Share Posted February 1 (edited) Super Warriors In The Tokyo Dome Bad News Allen vs Kuniaki Kobayashi vs Your Opening Match of the evening in a Sold-Out Tokyo Dome sees one of my own trainees Kuniaki Kobayashi take on Bad News Allen. Kuniaki whilst having moved up to the heavyweight division is still much smaller than Allen. On the other hand however, Kuniaki is over 10 years younger than his larger opponent and is able to use this to his advantage, moving out of the way of a splash into the corner and swiping the legs before running the ropes and hitting a 3 consecutive sliding kicks into the corner, pinning Allen in 5 minutes 50 Post match, Allen is taken down to the back by Young Lions but starts shouting into the microphone that he isn’t finished yet and has a plan to make it back to the top. Akira Nogami vs Koji Kanemoto vs In a match between two of our most promising Junior Heavyweight, who both could easily win the big title at some point in the next few years Akira Nogami. The match mostly stays technical, and strike based with very little high-flying offence. Nogami stays on the top for most of the match and looks to be setting up for the Growing Up before Kanemoto reverses it into the Koji Clutch. Nogami is able to make it to the ropes before Kanemoto stamps onto Nogami’s back turning him over, climbing up the ropes and hitting his big moonsault for the three count in just under 15 minutes 55 The Rhodes (Dusty & Dustin) vs Kensuke Sasaki & Scott Norton vs Dusty and Dustin coming in from loan from WCW in a match that is planned to be pre-taped to air on one of WCW Syndicated Shows over the next few weeks. Dusty gets in all his major iconic spots but he is past his prime at this point so allows his son to do most of the heavy lifting. For the NJPW representative team Kensuke Sasaki makes a point of barely tagging in Scott Norton only allowing Norton into the ring when he tags himself in. Norton runs wild on the younger Rhodes, before going into the corner to get ready to hit the lariat, only for Sasuke to tag himself back in. Hit a lariat himself and the Northern Lights Bomb for the 3 count in 14:18 49 Special Singles Match (30 Minute Time Limit) Masahiro Chono vs Shinya Hashimoto vs Two of the brightest young stars in the company, two of the trio of Dojo graduates refered to as the Three Musketeers go head-to-head. The match starts a lot slower than the previous matches which straight away gives the audience the impression that this would go longer. Some of the big spots include Chono hitting a Yakuza kick only for Hashimoto being too close to the ropes and able to grab them. A Vertical Drop Brainbreaker onto Chono which Hashimoto isn’t able to make it back to his feet quick enough to get a cover allowing Chono to kick out. The finish comes when Chono takes Hashimoto up to the top rope looking to hit a big backdrop which Hashimoto counters with a solid elbow strike which knocks Chono out. But just as Hashimoto is about to make the cover the 30 Minute time limit runs out causing a draw. 83 Bam Bam Bigelow & Vader vs Chris Jericho & Lance Storm vs Big vs Small once again as the team of Bam Bam Bigelow and Big Van Vader takes on new signings Chris Jericho and Lance Storm- as part of our negotiations with WCWA to bring the youngsters in we were able to build an angle on their TV with Bigelow who also works for that company getting into fights with Bad News Allen, who Jericho and Storm came out to save causing Jericho to challenge Bigelow to find a partner to face them. Vader came out at the press conference to become Bigelow’s partner naming their team Big, Bad and Dangerous. In the end it is the size which comes through as Vader and Bigelow hit a consecutive moonsault and Vader Bomb onto Storm, flattening him into the mat in just 7 minutes 59 Dragon Bombers (Black Cat, El Samurai & Takashi Iizuka) vs Raging Staff (Hiro Saito, Super Strong Machine & Tatsutoshi Goto) vs Six Man action in suplimentary action to the Junior Heavyweight Championship match later tonight as Jushin Thunder Liger’s faction-mates Black Cat, El Samurai and Takashi Iizuka takes on Noria Honaga’s Raging Staff faction-mates, Hiro Saito, Super Strong Machine & Tatsutoshi Goto. Liger’s team picks up the win when El Samurai hits a tope suicida to take out Goto, Takashi Iizuka locks Super Strong Machine into a sleeper hold leaving Black Cat to hit a German Suplex on Hiro Saito for the three count in 8 minutes IWGP Tag Team Championships (60 Minute Time Limit) Keiji Mutoh & Hiroshi Hase (C) vs David Taylor & Steven Regal vs Tag Team Championships on the line as Keiji Mutoh and Hiroshi Hase take on the British team of David Taylor and the “Lord” Steven Regal. The match was set up during the press conference on the 3rd of January where Keiji Mutoh remarked that over their numerous defences they had already beaten most of the legitimate teams in NJPW, as I mentioned in my previous journal entry earlier that day, I had made my acquisitions to boost that exact division. So out came The Blue Bloods to issue the challenge to get onto the Tokyo Dome Show. The British style merges brilliantly with the striking of Mutoh and Hase as both teams get their licks into each other. Even the British guys start getting stiffer with their strikes matching the intensity of the match. In the end Hiroshi Hase hits a Dragon Suplex onto David Taylor allowing Keiji Mutoh to hit the moonsault for the 3 count after a 20 minute showcase IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship (60 Minute Time Limit) Norio Honaga (C) vs Jushin Thunder Liger vs Junior Heavyweight championship on the line as Noria Honaga and Jushin Thunder Liger show off the best of The Junior Division in NJPW, a division that we have a major lead over our main rivals AJPW. Honaga and Liger go full out from the start with Liger attempting to keep the speed high and Honaga attempting to ground the masked superstar with counter-based wrestling. Jushin Liger however hits a big jumping spin kick to Noria’s gut, hoisting him up for brainbuster, leaps up onto the turnbuckle to hit his iconic shooting star press to win in just over 12 minutes 74 Special Tag Team Match (60 Minute Time Limit) Antonio Inoki & Sting vs The Steiner Brothers vs In our second match taped for WCW Syndication Television, NJPW founder Antonio Inoki teams with the face of WCW Sting to take on a team with experience on both sides of the pond, The Steiner Brothers In a competitive match between the three American workers, Inoki working a limited style due to his advanced age, we see some big moves with Scott Steiner busting out a frankensteiner, Sting going for a dive off the apron to the ring side area. But the climax of the match comes when The Steiners are working over Sting to build to an Inoki hot tag. Inoki comes in and runs wild for a few minutes with strikes and throws. Eventually hitting the Enziguri onto Rick Steiner for the victory in 22 minutes 76 MAIN EVENT- Unification Match IWGP Heavyweight & Greatest 18 Club Championships Tatsumi Fujinami (IWGP) vs Riki Choshu (G18) vs The MAIN EVENT of the evening in a title unification match between IWGP Heavyweight Champion “The Dragon of The Flame” Tatsumi Fujinami of The Dragon Bombers and Greatest 18 Champion “The Revolution Warrior” Riki Choshu of the Main Unit The two champions go back and forth in a traditional early nineties style main event, build heavily on technical attributes and strikes rather than the death defying suplexes that our rivals over in AJPW would be using. Also as this was one of the biggest shows we could put on, it meant that Choshu was actually not being as lazy as we know he can be. Although in traditional Choshu fashion he attempted to get the scorpion lock on but wasn’t able to do it fully so he ended up just hitting the lariat for the victory in 21 minutes 74 Tokyo Dome Sell Out- 42,000 Overall Rating- 75 Edited February 8 by thisisobc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thisisobc Posted February 1 Author Share Posted February 1 (edited) Prediction Scores @Old School Fan 5/10 Edited February 1 by thisisobc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thisisobc Posted February 1 Author Share Posted February 1 January 5th, 1992 All of the WCW Loanee’s have gone back to the United States after last night show Preliminary numbers from TV Ashai have come in and they are happy with the viewing figures for the show in domestic markets, over 1million viewers confirmed already. We will have to wait to find out how the WCW Saturday Night broadcasts with the two matches performs We also ran three dark matches before the big tokyo dome show to give some young lions and trialists some experience Flying Scorpio beat Pegasus Kid- 50 Hiroshi Tenzan & Satoshi Kojima beat Osamu Nishimura & Michiyoshi Ohara- 42 Eddie Guerrero beat Bill Kazmaier- 41 January 6th, 1992 Multiple handshake signings have been made to boost certain divisions Yoshihiro Asai has been bought in from CMLL and will be using his Mexican gimmick of Masked Luchador Ultimo Dragon Rodney Anoaʻi has been bought in, having wrestled for us during the last tag league. But this contract will have a more consistent presence than his previous touring contracts- He will work as Kokina Maximus Twins- Manuel and Victor Santiago have been signed after impressing me during their tour for W*ING during the past 12 months- They will work as Headhunters A & B Masanori Murakawa has been signed to boost the junior heavyweight division after impressing in his run for ULL working for Gran Hamada, he will be working with the gimmick he pitched to me called “The Great Sasuke” Janurary 7th, 1992 We attempted to sign Satoru Sayama to a contract however he has signed a contract with our big rivals AJPW The Takano brothers and Naoki Sano have also decided to sign elsewhere, with all signing extensions for Tenryu’s Super World Of Sports January 10th, 1992 Keiji Mutoh made his last contracted appearance for WCW last night teaming with Jushin Thunder Liger & The Steiner brothers defeating Cactus Jack & The Fabulous Freebirds January 14th, 1992 The Syndicated Episode of Saturday Night Featuring the three taped matches from our Tokyo Dome show getting a .57 rating on TBS January 15th, 1992 Former IWGP Heavyweight Champion Salman Hashimikov has made the jump over the All Japan Pro Wrestling, whist we had had discussions we were never able to come to terms on a workable creative to bring him back into the company, so I wish him the best for his career over there Janurary 16th, 1992 Junji Hirata and Tatsutoshi Goto have agreed to work for shoot wrestling company Pro Wrestling Fujiwari Gumi as secondary contracts, they will be paid per appearance but have confirmed to be that they will honor NJPW dates above PWFG shows, although I will be annoyed if they get injured on one of their shows January 22st, 1992 WWF held their Royal Rumble last night with Ric Flair winning the titular match CMLL also made mass releases of El Supremo, Ponzana, El Hijo Del Gladiador, Masakre, Águilla Solitaria, Kato Kung Lee, Universo 2000, Misterioso, Bestia Salvaje, Pierroth Jr, Negro Casas, Sangre Chicana, Rayo Del Jalisco Jr, Blue Demon Jr and our recent signing Ultimo Dragon January 23rd, 1992 Tonight is our first tour show of the year in the Nagoya Congress Center Results for the first week of the tour will be posted shortly Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thisisobc Posted February 4 Author Share Posted February 4 NJPW Fighting Spirit Night 1- Tuesday 23rd January Kensuke Sasaki & Shinya Hashimoto beat Akira Nogami & Eddie Guerrero- 65 Kokina Maximus, Bam Bam Bigelow & Vader beat Hiroyoshi Tenzan, Osamu Kido & Kim Duk- 61 Ultimo Dragon & Great Sasuke beat Dave Taylor & Steven Regal- 42 The Headhunters beat Arn Anderson & El Gigante- 49 Bad News Allen, Chris Jericho & Lance Storm beat Osamu Nishimura, Michiyoshi Ohara & Satoshi Kojima- 45 El Samurai & Jushin Thunder Liger beat Hiro Saito & Norio Honaga- 61 Important Post Show Press Conference Comments Hashimoto talks about respect for Chono and offers him a parley to discuss matters going forward NJPW Fighting Spirit Night 2- Wednesday 24th January Scott Norton beats Satoshi Kojima- 44 Akira Nogami beats Flying Scorpio- 55 Hiro Saito beats Black Cat- 46 Bad News Allen & Chris Jericho beats Osamu Kido & Michiyoshi Ohara- 46 Masahiro Chono beats Brad Rheingans- 57 Tatsumi Fujinami & Vader beat The Headhunters- 72 Important Post Show Press Conference Comments Hiro Saito challenges Jushin Thunder Liger for a Junior Heavyweight title shot at the Anniversary Show Vader talks up the Headhunters as formidable big guys Chono says despite his better instincts he agrees to Parley with Hashimoto after their tag match against each other tomorow NJPW Fighting Spirit Night 3- Thursday 25th January Tatsumi Fujinami beats Akitoshi Saito- 58 Big Van Vader beats Lance Storm- 70 El Samurai & Jushin Thunder Liger beat Ultimo Dragon & Great Sasuke- 71 Blond Outlaws (Hiro Saito & Noria Honaga) beat The Blue Bloods (David Taylor & Steven Regal)- 52 Shinya Hashimoto & Kensuke Sasaki beat Antonio Inoki & Masahiro Chono- 72 Important Post Show Press Conference Comments Hashimoto and Chono have their parley with Kensuke Sasaki at the side, they talk about teaming together to attempt to hoist the IWGP Heavyweight Championship away from the old guard and offer the olive branch out to IWGP Tag Team Champions Keiji Mutoh and Hiroshi Hase to join them and become Atarashī chi (The New Blood) that the company needs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thisisobc Posted February 6 Author Share Posted February 6 January Week 4 Journal Entries Wednesday 24th January 1992 El Gigante and Arn Anderson finished up their last dates with the company last night, recorded for broadcast on WCW Syndication Television Thursday 25th January 1992 We have made it official today that the Greatest 18 Championship has been retired with only one champion who was awarded the belt and only 2 defences pre unification, I doubt it will be a championship that lives on in the memory of fans Friday 26th January 1992 We can confim today that the location and time of our 20th Anniversary Show will be on the 14th of February and will be in the legendary Nippon Budokan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thisisobc Posted February 6 Author Share Posted February 6 NJPW Fighting Spirit Night 4- Monday 1st February 1992 Ultimo Dragon beats Akira Nogami- 61 Vader beats Lex Luger- 66 The Headhunters beat The Blue Bloods- 58 El Samurai beats Norio Honaga- 42 Akitoshi Saito & Masa Saito beat Brad Armstrong & Brad Rheingans- 51 Antonio Inoki and Tatsumi Fujinami vs Masahiro Chono & Shinya Hashimoto ended in a time limit draw Important Post Show Press Conference Comments Keiji Mutoh and Hiroshi Hase join the conference of Masahiro Chono & Shinya Hashimoto and together with Kensuke Sasaski, The New Blood is formed Inoki and Fujinami offer Choshu support amongst rivals with the young guard all teaming up to go after him NJPW Fighting Spirit Night 5- Tuesday 2nd February 1992 Shiro Koshinaka beats Scott Norton- 49 Pegasus Kid beats Eddie Guerrero- 42 Flying Scorpio beats Great Sasuke- 40 Antonio Inoki, Riki Choshu & Tatsumi Fujinami beat Raging Staff (Hiro Saito, Super Strong Machine & Tatsutoshi Goto)- 66 Kokina Maximus, Vader, Bam Bam Bigelow & The Headhunters beat Bad News Allen, Chris Jericho, David Taylor, Lance Storm and Steven Regal- 63 The New Blood (Chono, Hashimoto, Sasaki, Mutoh & Hase) beat Osamu Kido, Satoshi Kojima, Hiroyoshi Tenzan, Michiyoshi Ohaha & Brad Armstrong- 64 Important Post Show Press Conference Comments Vader announces the formation of his own stable- Bigelow, Kokina and The Headhunters- Together they are BIG BAD AND DANGEROUS NJPW Fighting Spirit Night 6- Thursday 4th February 1992 Blond Outlaws beat Osamu Nishimura and Michiyoshi Ohara- 50 Jushin Thunder Liger, Ultimo Dragon & Great Sasuke beat Flying Scorpio, Brad Armstrong & Brad Rheingans- 65 Post Match Hiro Saito came out after the match as Liger hadn’t responded to his challenge- Liger accepts but warns Saito that he will need to give over 100% to even get close to being as good as Liger on his worst day The Headhunters beat The Blue Bloods 57 The New Blood (Sasaki, Mutoh & Hashimoto) beats Bad News Allen, Chris Jericho & Lance Storm- 61 Important Post Show Press Conference Comments Bad News Allen promises that he will be able to deliver Storm and Jericho to much higher heights than he ever achieved in his career NJPW Fighting Spirit Night 7- Friday 5th February 1992 Kokina Maximus & Bam Bam Bigelow beat Brad Armstong and Brad Rheingans- 55 Big Van Vader beats Tony Halme- 58 Koji Kanemoto, Eddie Guerrero & Pegasus Kid beat Bad News Allen, Chris Jericho & Lance Storm- 54 Tatsumi Fujinami & Jushin Thunder Liger beat Blond Outlaws- 55 Important Post Show Press Conference Comments Tatsumi Fujinami announces he will be stepping down as Ace of Dragon Bombers and handing the reigns over to Jushin Thunder Liger who can rebuild the faction in his own image. He is doing this to focus on his new alliance forming with Antonio Inoki and Riki Choshu Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thisisobc Posted February 8 Author Share Posted February 8 February Week 1 Journal Entries Tuesday 2nd February 1992 After his match last night El Samurai came to the back complaining about Chronic Lower Back Pain and after looking it through with a medical it was decided he would be unable to wrestle for the next 35 days Sunday 7th February 1992 So a few of my gajin workers make sure to keep me updated on the going ons of american wrestling, especially if it involves people who have toured Japan in the past, but I'm not really sure if today's gossip was really relevant for me to hear, Ted Dibiase has gotten a divorce. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thisisobc Posted February 8 Author Share Posted February 8 February Week 2 Tour results NJPW Fighting Spirit Night 8- Tuesday 9th February 1992 Koji Kanemoto beats The Great Sasuke- 54 BBD (Vader & Bam Bam Bigelow) beat The Blue Bloods- 69 The New Blood (Sasaki, Chono, Hashimoto, Mutoh & Hase) beat Bad News Allen, Chris Jericho, Lance Storm, Flying Scorpio & Brad Armstrong- 64 Antonio Inoki, Tatsumi Fujinami & Riki Choshu beat Animal Hamaguchi, Kuniaki Kobayashi & Takashi Iizuka- 68 Important Post Show Press Conference Comments Bad News Allen chats to his two protégé's and reasurres them that he will get them all the opportunities he can, and they will go up against people much bigger than them and they will lose to people much better than them, but they are still very young and will grow into amazing talent Riki Choshu and Tatsumi Fujinami issues a challenge for the IWGP Tag Team Championships- Mutoh and Hase accept Masahiro Chono lays out the challenge to Antonio Inoki who storms into the press conference and accepts for the Main Event of the Anniversary show of the company that he built Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thisisobc Posted February 8 Author Share Posted February 8 (edited) bNew Japan Pro Wrestling Presents The 20th Anniversary Special Nippon Budokan- Sunday 14th February 1992 Masa Saito vs Osamu Kido vs Brad Armstrong & Brad Rheingans vs Norio Honaga & Super Strong Machine vs Black Cat, Eddie Guerrero & Pegasus Kid vs Great Sasuke, Koji Kanemoto & Ultimo Dragon vs The Headhunters vs Kensuke Sasaki & Shinya Hashimoto vs IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship Jushin Thunder Liger (C) vs Hiro Saito vs The Blue Bloods vs Debuting Gajin Young Lions vs ??? BBD (Vader, Bigelow & Kokina) vs Bad News Allen, Chris Jericho & Lance Storm vs IWGP Tag Team Championships Keiji Mutoh & Hiroshi Hase (C) vs Riki Choshu & Tatsumi Fujinami vs Main Event- Special Singles Match Antonio Inoki vs Masahiro Chono vs Edited February 28 by thisisobc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thisisobc Posted February 8 Author Share Posted February 8 Prediction Code Masa Saito vs Osamu Kido Brad Armstrong & Brad Rheingans vs Norio Honaga & Super Strong Machine Black Cat, Eddie Guerrero & Pegasus Kid vs Great Sasuke, Koji Kanemoto & Ultimo Dragon The Headhunters vs Kensuke Sasaki & Shinya Hashimoto Jushin Thunder Liger (C) vs Hiro Saito The Blue Bloods vs Debuting Gajin Young Lions BBD (Vader, Bigelow & Kokina) vs Bad News Allen, Chris Jericho & Lance Storm Keiji Mutoh & Hiroshi Hase (C) vs Riki Choshu & Tatsumi Fujinami Antonio Inoki vs Masahiro Chono Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scottie Posted February 10 Share Posted February 10 Nice start! The roster is a fun one and I like how it's presented. I'm also enjoying the journal entries: Masa Saito vs Osamu Kido Brad Armstrong & Brad Rheingans vs Norio Honaga & Super Strong Machine Black Cat, Eddie Guerrero & Pegasus Kid vs Great Sasuke, Koji Kanemoto & Ultimo Dragon The Headhunters vs Kensuke Sasaki & Shinya Hashimoto Jushin Thunder Liger (C) vs Hiro Saito The Blue Bloods vs Debuting Gajin Young Lions BBD (Vader, Bigelow & Kokina) vs Bad News Allen, Chris Jericho & Lance Storm Keiji Mutoh & Hiroshi Hase (C) vs Riki Choshu & Tatsumi Fujinami Antonio Inoki vs Masahiro Chono Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Old School Fan Posted February 17 Share Posted February 17 Masa Saito vs Osamu Kido Brad Armstrong & Brad Rheingans vs Norio Honaga & Super Strong Machine Black Cat, Eddie Guerrero & Pegasus Kid vs Great Sasuke, Koji Kanemoto & Ultimo Dragon The Headhunters vs Kensuke Sasaki & Shinya Hashimoto Jushin Thunder Liger (C) vs Hiro Saito The Blue Bloods vs Debuting Gajin Young Lions BBD (Vader, Bigelow & Kokina) vs Bad News Allen, Chris Jericho & Lance Storm Keiji Mutoh & Hiroshi Hase (C) vs Riki Choshu & Tatsumi Fujinami Antonio Inoki vs Masahiro Chono Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thisisobc Posted February 28 Author Share Posted February 28 (edited) New Japan Pro Wrestling Presents The 20th Anniversary Special Nippon Budokan- Sunday 14th February 1992 Sold Out Budokan!! Masa Saito vs Osamu Kido vs I got to wrestle in the opener as part of the Old Man Contingency to get the crowd ready for the show ahead against good friend of mine Osamu Kido. We wrestled a very technical match before I made him submit in my poison lock in about 6 minutes (56) Brad Armstrong & Brad Rheingans vs Norio Honaga & Super Strong Machine vs Super Strong Machine pinned Brad Armstrong with the Devil Windmill Suplex (57) Black Cat, Eddie Guerrero & Pegasus Kid vs Great Sasuke, Koji Kanemoto & Ultimo Dragon vs Ultimo Dragon pinned Pegasus Kid with an Moonsault (64) The Headhunters vs Kensuke Sasaki & Shinya Hashimoto vs One of the Headhunters (They’re twins cut me some slack) pinned Kensuke Sasaki with the Diving Leg Drop- Vader interfered (71) IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship Jushin Thunder Liger (C) vs Hiro Saito vs Jushin Thunder Liger hit the shooting star press on Saito to make his first defence of his title (77) The Blue Bloods vs Dick Vrij & Hans Nijman vs Steven Regal taps out Dick Vrij with the Regal Stretch (35) BBD (Vader, Bigelow & Kokina) vs Bad News Allen, Chris Jericho & Lance Storm vs Kokina squashed Lance Storm with a Sitout Bomb from the Middle Rope (66) IWGP Tag Team Championships Keiji Mutoh & Hiroshi Hase (C) vs Riki Choshu & Tatsumi Fujinami vs Keiji Mutoh pinned Tatsumi Fujinami with the Moonsault to make the 7th defence of his and Hase’s tag team championships (78) Main Event- Special Singles Match Antonio Inoki vs Masahiro Chono vs Masahiro Chono defeated the Founder of NJPW hitting the Kenka kick for the victory (76) Overall Rating (75) - I've tried deleting this picture 3 times already so I'm just gonna live with it... and so can you Edited February 28 by thisisobc 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thisisobc Posted February 28 Author Share Posted February 28 Prediction results @Scottie- 8/9 @Old School Fan - 6/9 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thisisobc Posted February 28 Author Share Posted February 28 (edited) February Week 2 Journal Thursday 11th -Last night RINGS sold out Korakeun Hall for their BATTLE DIMENSIONS show- Main Evented by Akira Maeda defeating Yoji Anjo Friday 12th -Antonio has bought me two Dutch trainees to go through the Dojo- Dick Vrij and Hans Nijman- Both of whom have had Mixed Martial Arts fights and some wrestling matches on the European indies and for RINGS. Antonio does seem to like his MMA guys. Saturday 13th Wellington Wilkins Jr, a Junior Heavyweight from Canada has been bought in on a handshake deal to help boost the undercard of our Juniors division Sunday 14th We drew a Sold out 16,800 into the Nippon Budokan last night also getting over half a million viewers on TV Asahi. So the anniversary show was a big success PWFG also had a big show last night with their Roar of The Lion Kings show- headlined by Akira Maeda beating Dean Malenko selling over 1000 seats in the Club Citta Edited March 7 by thisisobc 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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