Pro-Wrestling CRIMSON began it's newest WEEKEND RHAPSODY ~ CRIMSON CONCERTO series in Iwate at the Miyako 1000 Tokuji Gymnasium.
Tenshin Komatsu displayed some ringrust in his re debut in Pro-Wrestling CRIMSON in the second match, but ShinoMura more then made up for any of Komatsu's inabilities, as Okamura scored the win over Shuji Kawashima with the KO Cutter.
Mikio Tsuruya debuted a new tactic to immensely frustrate his former partner, Kenjiro Amagawa. Instead of running away, Tsuruya this time produced hand cuffs that he used to attach Amagawa to the ropes. While it had no impact on the match (Tsuruya stopped fighting in order to further mock Amagawa), it led to Amagawa getting so angry at Tsuruya's constant mocking, that as soon as he was freed, he ran to the back at full speed to get to Tsuruya, , but Tsuruya had already vacated the building...
Ikuji Royama's impervious nature seems to have ended, as he was defeated by Akuma Toyota in a six man lead up to Hiroyuki Takano's challenge against Toyota. After winning, Toyota promised Takano that he would "unleash" his full power on him when the 1st comes. A concept that Takano seemed less then enthused about.
Kaisen Tiger had the biggest chance since coming to CRIMSON, as he faced "Texas Outlaw" Jake Bishop for the C-2 Openweight Championship. Tiger tried every flash cradle he could think of, but each one failed to get the pinfall, leading to Bishop screaming, "I TRAINED FOR THOSE THIS TIME BOY!" and laughing uproariously. With that avenue taken away, Tiger used his speed to attack Bishop, including catching him off guard with the Bullet Wrath as he was attempting to get up. However, much like Godzila and bullets, everything Tiger tried more or less "pinged" off Bishop with no effect, as Bishop stalked the much quicker man. Eventually Bishop caught Tiger, and despite Kaisen's best attempts, Bishop finished him with the Texan Bomber for the three count.
2/14/09
Miyako 1000 Tokuji Gymnasium
750 fans
1. Ryoma Inoue & Keiji Hirano defeated Rui Kuriyama & SLAYER at 9'19 when Inoue pinned Kuriyama with the Sexy*Star
2. Tenshin Komatsu, Shino Hiriyama & Kazuhiro Okamura defeated Naoki Daishi, Akahito Yamada & Shuji Kawashima at 10'52 when Okamura pinned Kawashima with the KO Cutter
3. Yoshiaki Matsuda & Masakazu Fujimoto defeated Yuki Nomura & Kazuki Takagi at 8'45 when Matsuda pinned Takagi with a PK
4. Kenjiro Amagawa, Shinsuke Takahashi & Hiroshi Kuroki defeated Mikio Tsuruya, BIG BOY Tomizaki & Ichiyo Tatsuko at 10'52 when Kuroki pinned Tatsuko with the PRISM
5. Akuma Toyota, Hayato Saigo & Millennium S.K defeated Takayuki Ariwa, Hiroyuki Takano & Ikuji Royama at 16'21 when Toyota pinned Royama with a lariat
6. C-2 Openweight Championship: "Texas Outlaw" Jake Bishop (c) defeated Kaisen Tiger at 13'19 with the Texan Bomber [V.2]
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Pro-Wrestling CRIMSON moved to Miyagi for the second night of the tournament at Sendai City Gymnasium #2. While not a sellout, the crowd was more then respectable.
Miko Tsuruya once again foiled Kenjiro Amagawa's attempt for revenge. This time, during the melee, Tsuruya found himself with a chair which he used to bludgeon Amagawa with behind the referee's back covering for the three count. Tsuruya mocked Amagawa after the match, saying that for all Amagawa's talent and skills, he could never beat Tsuruya in intelligence.
Keoni Murata led OVERTHROW to victory over the STRONGEST team of Hayato Saigo, Millennium S.K., and Shuji Kawashima. Saigo and S.K. were completely off, neither appearing to be on the same page at all. Saigo accidentally hit S.K. with a kneel kick leading to a shoving match. While the two were distracted, Murata hit Kawashima with a Backdrop Hold for the three count. Murata told his kouhai, Hayato Saigo that by the 1st he needed to get everything sorted out, because he was coming for the championship with intent to win it.
ShinoMura continue to impress in Pro-Wrestling CRIMSON as even though they were heavily outweighed by Toshiro Noguchi and Masakazu Fujimoto, they still managed to win. Fujimoto missed a charge into a buckle, right into a Okamura jumping high kick from the apron, and Hiriyama cradled the stunned Fujimoto for the flash three count. ShinoMura once again stated that they were out to prove that they were the "greatest tag team in the world" and didn't care who they ended up beating for the championships.
Speaking of the Tag champions, they and LOVE leader Tenshin Komatsu were crushed by the superpowered trio of Akuma Toyota, Yoshiaki Matsuda, and "Texas Outlaw" Jake Bishop. For most of the match it was back and forth, but Toyota and Komatsu ended up in the ring together. The power difference became immediately noticible, as Toyota ran through his former senpai like a hot knife through butter. Komatsu fought in vain, but Toyota displayed his frightening power as he brutalized Komatsu in route to hitting the LOVE leader with the Akuma Ichimonji for the three count! Toyota was cold and cruel, telling Komatsu that there was a huge gap between them now, holding his arms about three feet apart for emphasis. Toyota told Komatsu that he may as well retire again, because he will never catch back up to him. The crowd cheered the LOVE leader's humiliation, while Komatsu appeared to be in shock.
2/15/09
Sendai City Gymnasium #2
1,180 fans
1. SLAYER defeated Kazuki Takagi at 5'21 when the Zanzai Lariat
2. Mikio Tsuruya, Ryoma Inoue, Keiji Hirano, Ikuji Royama & BIG BOY Tomizaki defeated Yuki Nomura, Kenjiro Amagawa, Shinsuke Takahashi, Kaisen Tiger & Hiroshi Kuroki at 13'05 when Tsuruya pinned Amagawa after a chair attack
3. Keoni Murata, Naoki Daishi & Akahito Yamada defeated Hayato Saigo, Millennium S.K. & Shuji Kawashima at 10'54 when Murata pinned Kawashima with a Backdrop Hold
4. Shino Hiriyama & Kazuhiro Okamura defeated Toshiro Noguchi & Masakazu Fujimoto at 12'32 when Hiriyama cradled Fujimoto
5. Akuma Toyota, Yoshiaki Matsuda & "Texas Outlaw" Jake Bishop defeated Tenshin Komatsu, Takayuki Ariwa & Hiroyuki Takano at 15'23 when Toyota pinned Komatsu with the Akuma Ichimonji
Tenshin Komatsu displayed some ringrust in his re debut in Pro-Wrestling CRIMSON in the second match, but ShinoMura more then made up for any of Komatsu's inabilities, as Okamura scored the win over Shuji Kawashima with the KO Cutter.
Mikio Tsuruya debuted a new tactic to immensely frustrate his former partner, Kenjiro Amagawa. Instead of running away, Tsuruya this time produced hand cuffs that he used to attach Amagawa to the ropes. While it had no impact on the match (Tsuruya stopped fighting in order to further mock Amagawa), it led to Amagawa getting so angry at Tsuruya's constant mocking, that as soon as he was freed, he ran to the back at full speed to get to Tsuruya, , but Tsuruya had already vacated the building...
Ikuji Royama's impervious nature seems to have ended, as he was defeated by Akuma Toyota in a six man lead up to Hiroyuki Takano's challenge against Toyota. After winning, Toyota promised Takano that he would "unleash" his full power on him when the 1st comes. A concept that Takano seemed less then enthused about.
Kaisen Tiger had the biggest chance since coming to CRIMSON, as he faced "Texas Outlaw" Jake Bishop for the C-2 Openweight Championship. Tiger tried every flash cradle he could think of, but each one failed to get the pinfall, leading to Bishop screaming, "I TRAINED FOR THOSE THIS TIME BOY!" and laughing uproariously. With that avenue taken away, Tiger used his speed to attack Bishop, including catching him off guard with the Bullet Wrath as he was attempting to get up. However, much like Godzila and bullets, everything Tiger tried more or less "pinged" off Bishop with no effect, as Bishop stalked the much quicker man. Eventually Bishop caught Tiger, and despite Kaisen's best attempts, Bishop finished him with the Texan Bomber for the three count.
2/14/09
Miyako 1000 Tokuji Gymnasium
750 fans
1. Ryoma Inoue & Keiji Hirano defeated Rui Kuriyama & SLAYER at 9'19 when Inoue pinned Kuriyama with the Sexy*Star
2. Tenshin Komatsu, Shino Hiriyama & Kazuhiro Okamura defeated Naoki Daishi, Akahito Yamada & Shuji Kawashima at 10'52 when Okamura pinned Kawashima with the KO Cutter
3. Yoshiaki Matsuda & Masakazu Fujimoto defeated Yuki Nomura & Kazuki Takagi at 8'45 when Matsuda pinned Takagi with a PK
4. Kenjiro Amagawa, Shinsuke Takahashi & Hiroshi Kuroki defeated Mikio Tsuruya, BIG BOY Tomizaki & Ichiyo Tatsuko at 10'52 when Kuroki pinned Tatsuko with the PRISM
5. Akuma Toyota, Hayato Saigo & Millennium S.K defeated Takayuki Ariwa, Hiroyuki Takano & Ikuji Royama at 16'21 when Toyota pinned Royama with a lariat
6. C-2 Openweight Championship: "Texas Outlaw" Jake Bishop (c) defeated Kaisen Tiger at 13'19 with the Texan Bomber [V.2]
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Pro-Wrestling CRIMSON moved to Miyagi for the second night of the tournament at Sendai City Gymnasium #2. While not a sellout, the crowd was more then respectable.
Miko Tsuruya once again foiled Kenjiro Amagawa's attempt for revenge. This time, during the melee, Tsuruya found himself with a chair which he used to bludgeon Amagawa with behind the referee's back covering for the three count. Tsuruya mocked Amagawa after the match, saying that for all Amagawa's talent and skills, he could never beat Tsuruya in intelligence.
Keoni Murata led OVERTHROW to victory over the STRONGEST team of Hayato Saigo, Millennium S.K., and Shuji Kawashima. Saigo and S.K. were completely off, neither appearing to be on the same page at all. Saigo accidentally hit S.K. with a kneel kick leading to a shoving match. While the two were distracted, Murata hit Kawashima with a Backdrop Hold for the three count. Murata told his kouhai, Hayato Saigo that by the 1st he needed to get everything sorted out, because he was coming for the championship with intent to win it.
ShinoMura continue to impress in Pro-Wrestling CRIMSON as even though they were heavily outweighed by Toshiro Noguchi and Masakazu Fujimoto, they still managed to win. Fujimoto missed a charge into a buckle, right into a Okamura jumping high kick from the apron, and Hiriyama cradled the stunned Fujimoto for the flash three count. ShinoMura once again stated that they were out to prove that they were the "greatest tag team in the world" and didn't care who they ended up beating for the championships.
Speaking of the Tag champions, they and LOVE leader Tenshin Komatsu were crushed by the superpowered trio of Akuma Toyota, Yoshiaki Matsuda, and "Texas Outlaw" Jake Bishop. For most of the match it was back and forth, but Toyota and Komatsu ended up in the ring together. The power difference became immediately noticible, as Toyota ran through his former senpai like a hot knife through butter. Komatsu fought in vain, but Toyota displayed his frightening power as he brutalized Komatsu in route to hitting the LOVE leader with the Akuma Ichimonji for the three count! Toyota was cold and cruel, telling Komatsu that there was a huge gap between them now, holding his arms about three feet apart for emphasis. Toyota told Komatsu that he may as well retire again, because he will never catch back up to him. The crowd cheered the LOVE leader's humiliation, while Komatsu appeared to be in shock.
2/15/09
Sendai City Gymnasium #2
1,180 fans
1. SLAYER defeated Kazuki Takagi at 5'21 when the Zanzai Lariat
2. Mikio Tsuruya, Ryoma Inoue, Keiji Hirano, Ikuji Royama & BIG BOY Tomizaki defeated Yuki Nomura, Kenjiro Amagawa, Shinsuke Takahashi, Kaisen Tiger & Hiroshi Kuroki at 13'05 when Tsuruya pinned Amagawa after a chair attack
3. Keoni Murata, Naoki Daishi & Akahito Yamada defeated Hayato Saigo, Millennium S.K. & Shuji Kawashima at 10'54 when Murata pinned Kawashima with a Backdrop Hold
4. Shino Hiriyama & Kazuhiro Okamura defeated Toshiro Noguchi & Masakazu Fujimoto at 12'32 when Hiriyama cradled Fujimoto
5. Akuma Toyota, Yoshiaki Matsuda & "Texas Outlaw" Jake Bishop defeated Tenshin Komatsu, Takayuki Ariwa & Hiroyuki Takano at 15'23 when Toyota pinned Komatsu with the Akuma Ichimonji
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