Tournament NonAmericana Part 6

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Tournament NonAmericana Part 6 Nov 22, 2009 10:22:52 GMT -5

Post by strykerdarksilence on Nov 22, 2009 10:22:52 GMT -5

Hackenschmidt advances.

Phil Lafon

Hometown: Montreal, Quebec
Height & Weight: 5'11" - 235lbs
Trained by: The Hart Dungeon
Debut: 1983
Previous Gimmicks: Phil Lafleur, Dan Kroffat, Phil Lafon
Finishing Move: Sitting Power Bomb

# IWA (Montreal) International Tag Team titles w/Tom Zenk defeating Danny Johnson & Bill Irwin (August 12, 1986);
# IWA (Montreal) International Tag Team titles w/Armand Rougeau defeating Sheik Ali & Richard Charland (February 8, 1987);
# WWC (World Wrestling Council) Caribbean Tag Titles w/Bobby Jaggers defeating Chris & Mark Youngblood (February 6, 1988);
# WWC (World Wrestling Council) Caribbean Tag Titles w/Bobby Jaggers defeating Chris & Mark Youngblood (June 11, 1988);
# WWC (World Wrestling Council) World Tag Team titles w/Tama the Islandner defeating Brad & Bart Batten (January 6, 1989);
# AJPW (All Japan) All Asia Tag Team titles w/Doug Furnas defeating Samson Fuyuki & Toshiaki Kawada (June 5, 1989);
# AJPW (All Japan) All Asia Tag Team titles w/Doug Furnas defeating Samson Fuyuki & Toshiaki Kawada (March 2, 1990);
# AJPW (All Japan) All Asia Tag Team titles w/Doug Furnas defeating Johnny Smith & Dynamite Kid (April 20, 1991);
# AJPW (All Japan) All Asia Tag Team titles w/Doug Furnas defeating Billy Black & Joel Deaton (July 26, 1991);
# UWA World Tag Team titles w/Doug Furnas defeating El Texano & Silver King (June 28, 1992);
# UWA World Tag Team titles w/Doug Furnas defeating Villano IV & Villano V (March 7, 1993);
# AJPW (All Japan) World Junior Heavyweight title defeating Masanobu Fuchi (May 21, 1993);
# AJPW (All Japan) All Asia Tag Team titles w/Doug Furnas defeating The Eagle & The Patriot (September 9, 1993);
# AJPW (All Japan) World Junior Heavyweight title defeating Masanobu Fuchi (July 12, 1994);
# ECW World Tag Team titles w/Doug Furnas defeating Tracy Smothers & Little Guido (December 5, 1997);

# 1983: Phil Lafleur began wrestling in Calgary wrestling under his real name, "Phil Lafleur".
# Phil Lafleur took the name Dan Kroffat from the popular Calgary wrestler from the 1970s who wrestled as Dan Kroffat..
# Wrestled in Montreal in the mid-80s where he held the International tag titles with Tom Zenk (1986) & Armand Rougeau (1987).
# Late 1980s: Dan Kroffat went to Giant Baba's All Japan Pro Wrestling and formed a successful tag team with Doug Furnas..
# Dan Kroffat was Junior Heavyweight champion defeating Masanobu Fuchi for the All Japan PWF Junior Heavyweight title.

Round 1: Beat Mark Mercedes
Round 2: Beat Zumbido

VS

Jushin Thunder Liger

Hometown: Hiroshima, Japan
Height & Weight: 5' 7" - 213 lbs
Trained by: Kotetsu Yamamoto
Debut: April 24, 1989
Previous Gimmicks: Keichi Yamada (Stampede), Flying Fuji Yamada, Jyushin Lyger, Jyushin Liger, Jushin Liger
Finishing Move: The LygerBomb

# (Britain) World Heavy Middleweight title (as Flying Fuji Yamada) defeating Mark Rocco (September 26, 1986);
# (Britain) World Heavy Middleweight title (as Flying Fuji Yamada) defeating Mark Rocco (March 3, 1987);
# IWGP Junior Heavyweight title defeating Hiroshi Hase (May 25, 1989);
# IWGP Junior Heavyweight title defeating Naoki Sano (January 31, 1990);
# IWGP Junior Heavyweight title defeating Pegasus Kid (aka Chris Beniot) (November 1, 1990);
# IWGP Junior Heavyweight title defeating Norio Honaga (June 12, 1991);
# WCW World Light Heavyweight title defeating Brian Pillman (December 25, 1991);
# IWGP Junior Heavyweight title defeating Norio Honaga (February 8, 1992);
# IWGP Junior Heavyweight title defeating Ultimo Dragon (January 4, 1993);
# IWGP Junior Heavyweight title defeating Koji Kanemoto (January 4, 1996);
# British Commonwealth Junior Heavyweight title defeating Dick Togo (June 17, 1996);
# WAR (Japan) International Junior Tag Team titles w/El Samurai defeating Yuji Yasuraoka & Lance Storm (July 20, 1996);
# WWA (Mexico) World Junior Light Heavyweight title defeating Ultimo Dragon (January 4, 1997);
# British Commonwealth Junior Heavyweight title defeating Ultimo Dragon (January 4, 1997);
# NWA World Junior Heavyweight title defeating Ultimo Dragon (January 4, 1997);
# UWA (Mexico) World Junior Heavyweight title defeating Ultimo Dragon (January 4, 1997);
# IWGP Junior Heavyweight title defeating Ultimo Dragon (January 4, 1997);
# NWA World Welterweight title defeating Ultimo Dragon (January 4, 1997);
# WWF World Light Heavyweight title defeating Ultimo Dragon (January 4, 1997);
# IWGP Junior Heavyweight title defeating Shinjiro Ohtani (February 7, 1998);
# IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team titles w/Great Sasuke defeating Dr. Wagner Jr. & Kendo Ka Shin (April 10, 1999);
# IWGP Junior Heavyweight title defeating Kendo Ka Shin (October 11, 1999);
# IWGP Junior Heavyweight title defeating Psicosis for vacant title (December 6, 1999);
# IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team titles w/El Samurai defeating Minoru Tanaka & Koji Kanemoto (March 6, 2001);
# IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team titles w/Minoru Tanaka defeating Gedo & Jado (May 2, 2002);
# IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team titles w/Koji Kanemoto defeating Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi (January 26, 2003);
# Osaka Pro Wrestling Tag Team titles w/Takehiro Murahama defeating Black Buffalo & Tsubasa (February 1, 2003);
# NOAH Global Honored Crowned Junior Heavyweight title defeating Takashi Sugiura (January 4, 2004);
# Dragon Gate Open the Dream Gate title defeating Don Fujii (March 25, 2007);
# IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team titles w/AKIRA defeating Prince Devitt & Minoru (February 17, 2008);

# Jushin Lyger started his wrestling career under his real name Keichi Yamada at the age of 19..
# April 14, 1989: Changes his ring name to Jushin Lyger, a character based on a japanese comic book..
# Lyger debuted in America, in WCW defeating Brian Pillman for the Light Heavyweight title..
# Superbrawl II: Brian Pillman defeated Lyger to recapture the Light Heavyweight title..
# 1994 Lyger planned to hold a 16 man single elimination tournament and call it the "Super J Cup"..
# Lyger went on to win 2 of the 3 Super J cups including the most recent Super J Cup 2000..
# May 30, 2002 - NJPW: Jushin Thunder Liger defeated Curry Man (Christopher Daniels' Japan gimmick)
# January 04, 2004--New Japan Pro Wrestling: Jushin Liger beat Takashi Sugiura to win GHC jr. title..
# November 5, 2004 - ROH: Jushin "Thunder" Liger defeated "American Dragon" Bryan Danielson..
# November 6, 2004 - ROH: Jushin "Thunder" Liger & Samoa Joe defeated American Dragon & Low Ki..
# November 13, 2004--New Japan: Tiger Mask & Wataru Inoue & Taiji Ishimori defeated Gedo & Jado & Jushin Liger..
# January 4, 2005--New Japan Pro Wrestling: Jushin Liger defeated Koji Kanemoto..
# May 14, 2005--New Japan Pro Wrestling: Mitsuharu Misawa & Tatsumi Fujinami defeated Jushin Liger & Masahiro Chono..
# October 23, 2005 - TNA Bound For Glory: Samoa Joe defeated Jushin Thunder Liger in an "International Showdown"..
# November 23, 2005--NJPW: Jushin Thunder Liger & Minoru Tanaka defeated Koji Kanemoto & Tiger Mask..
# November 26, 2005--NJPW: Koji Kamemoto & Tiger Mask & Akiya Anzawa beat Jushin Thunder Liger & Minoru Tanaka & El Samurai..
# November 27, 2005--NJPW: Tiger Mask IV & Hirooki Goto beat Jushin Thunder Liger & El Samurai..
# November 30, 2005--NJPW: Jushin Thunder Liger & El Samurai defeated Tiger Mask IV & Ryusuke Taguchi..
# December 3 2005--NJPW: Koji Kanemoto & Tiger Mask IV defeated Jushin Thunder Liger & Minoru Tanaka...
# December 4, 2005--NJPW: Jushin Thunder Liger & Minoru Tanaka defeated Safari & Sangre Azteca..
# December 6, 2005--NJPW: Minoru Tanaka & Jado & Gedo beat Jushin Liger & Ryusuke Taguchi & Hirooki Goto..
# December 7, 2005--NJPW: Jushin Thunder Liger & Minoru Tanaka defeated Hiro Saito & Ryusuke Taguchi..
# December 8, 2005--NJPW: Jushin Liger/Minoru Tanaka/Masayuki Naruse beat Koji Kanemoto/Tiger Mask/Akiya Anzawa..
# December 9, 2005--NJPW: Tiger Mask IV & Hirooki Goto defeated Jushin Thunder Liger & Akiya Anzawa..
# December 10, 2005--NJPW: Jushin Thunder Liger defeated Tiger Mask IV..
# December 11, 2005--NJPW: Minoru Tanaka defeated Jushin Thunder Liger..
# May 14, 2006 - TNA Sacrifice: Jushin Thunder Liger w/Team Japan defeated Petey Williams w/Team Canada..
# ~~~Jushin Thunder Liger later represented Team Japan in the World X-Cup Gauntlet Match (which was won by Petey Williams)..
# March 25, 2007: Jushin Thunder Liger defeated Don Fujii to capture the Open the Dream Gate title in Mie, Japan..
# May 25, 2007--UWA Hardcore Wrestling: Jushin Thunder Liger & Puma defeated Okada & Ultimo Dragon in a tag match..
# ~~~After the match: The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin) attacked Ultimo Dragon & Jushin Liger..
# May 26, 2007--UWA Hardcore Wrestling: Jushin Thunder Liger & Ultimo Dragon defeated The Motor City Machine Guns.

Round 1: Beat Lioness Asuka
Round 2: Beat Silver King

LET'S GET IT ON ;D

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Tournament NonAmericana Part 6 Nov 22, 2009 16:18:59 GMT -5

Post by strykerdarksilence on Nov 22, 2009 16:18:59 GMT -5

Liger advances.

Doug "The Anarchist" Williams

Hometown: Reading, England
Height & Weight: 6' - 235 lbs
Trained by: NWA UK Hammerlock Academy
Debut: October 1993
Finishing Move: Chaos Theory

# British Judo Champion at 72kg weight class (1992);
# TWA British Tag Team titles w/Robbie Brookside defeating

?? (

?, 2000);
# FWA British Heavyweight title defeating Scott Parker [Tournament] (May 19, 2001);
# TWA British Heavyweight title defeating Justin Starr (January 26, 2002);
# TWA British Tag Team titles w/Robbie Brookside defeating

?? (February 2, 2002);
# Universal British Heavyweight title defeating Zebra Kid [Tournament] (June 18, 2002);
# FWA British Heavyweight title defeating Christopher Daniels (March 22, 2003);
# (U.K) World Heavy Middleweight title defeating American Dragon (October 7, 2003);
# ACW (Athletik Club Wrestling) World Heavyweight title defeating Eric Schwarz (December 30, 2003);
# ROH (Ring of Honor) Pure title defeating Alex Shelley [Tournament] (July 17, 2004);
# NOAH Global Honored Crowned Tag Team titles w/Scorpio defeating Yoshinari Ogawa & Mitsuharu Misawa (January 23, 2005);
# (France) International Catch Wrestling Alliance title defeating American Dragon (May 6, 2005);
# EWA (European Wrestling Association) Intercontinental Heavyweight title defeating Michael Kovac (March 16, 2006);
# 3CW (3 Count Wrestling) Heavyweight title defeating Stevie Lynn (March 24, 2006);
# TXW (Triple X Wrestling) Crush title defeating

?? (April 8, 2007);
# GWP (German Wrestling Promotions) Wrestling Corner title defeating Absolute Andy (May 19, 2007);
# EWP (European Wrestling Promotions) Intercontinental Heavyweight title defeating Christian Eckstein (August 20, 2008);
# IWGP Tag Team titles defeating Team 3-D w/Brutus Magnus [Initially not recognized by NJPW, but later made official] (July 19, 2009);

Round 1: Beat Pat O'Connor
Round 2: Beat Wadi Ayoub

VS

Jumbo Tsuruta

Hometown: Makioka, Yamanashi, Japan
Height & Weight: 6'3 - 270lbs
Trained by: All Japan dojo, Dory Funk Jr, Lou Thesz
Debut: March 24, 1973
Finishing Move: Coconut Crusher

# NWA (All Japan) International Tag Team titles w/Giant Baba defeating Terry & Dory Funk Jr. (February 5, 1975);
# NWA (All Japan) United National Heavyweight title defeating Jack Brisco for vacant title (August 28, 1976);
# NWA (All Japan) International Tag Team titles w/Giant Baba defeating Kim Duk & Kintaro Ohki (December 9, 1976);
# NWA (All Japan) United National Heavyweight title defeating Billy Robinson (March 23, 1977);
# NWA (All Japan) International Tag Team titles w/Giant Baba defeating Kim Duk & Kintaro Ohki (May 11, 1978);
# NWA (All Japan) International Tag Team titles w/Giant Baba defeating Ray Candy & Abdullah the Butcher (October 19, 1979);
# NWA (All Japan) United National Heavyweight title defeating Dick Murdoch (March 5, 1980);
# NWA (Detroit) World Tag Team titles w/Giant Baba defeating Randy Scott & John Bonello (June 28, 1980);
# NWA (All Japan) United National Heavyweight title defeating Abdullah the Butcher (January 22, 1981);
# NWA (All Japan) United National Heavyweight title defeating Harley Race (October 24, 1982);
# NWA (All Japan) International Tag Team titles w/Giant Baba defeating Ron Bass & Stan Hanson (April 17, 1983);
# NWA (All Japan) International Tag Team titles w/Giant Baba defeating Umanosuke Ueda & Tiger Jeet Singh (August 1, 1983);
# NWA (All Japan) International Heavyweight title defeating Bruiser Brody (August 31, 1983);
# AWA World Heavyweight title defeating Nick Bockwinkel (February 22, 1984);
# NWA (All Japan) International Tag Team titles w/Genichiro Tenryu defeating Crusher Blackwell & Bruiser Brody for vacant titles (September 3, 1984);
# NWA (All Japan) International Heavyweight title defeating Stan Hanson (October 21, 1986);
# NWA (All Japan) International Tag Team titles w/Genichiro Tenryu defeating Yoshiaki Yatsu & Riki Choshu (February 5, 1987);
# PWF (Japan) World Tag Team titles w/Tiger Mask defeating Ted DiBiase & Stan Hanson (July 3, 1987);
# NWA (All Japan) International Heavyweight title defeating Bruiser Brody (April 19, 1988);
# PWF (Japan) World Tag Team titles w/Yoshiaki Yatsu defeating Ashura Hara & Genichiro Tenryu (June 4, 1988);
# NWA (All Japan) International Tag Team titles w/Yoshiaki Yatsu defeating Road Warriors (June 10, 1988);
# AJPW (All Japan) World Tag Team titles w/Yoshiaki Yatsu defeating Terry Gordy & Stan Hanson (July 31, 1988);
# AJPW (All Japan) World Tag Team titles w/Yoshiaki Yatsu defeating Ashura Hara & Genichiro Tenryu (August 30, 1988);
# AJPW (All Japan) World Tag Team titles w/Yoshiaki Yatsu defeating Terry Gordy & Stan Hanson (February 2, 1989);
# NWA (All Japan) United National Heavyweight title defeating Stan Hanson (April 18, 1989);
# PWF (Japan) Heavyweight title defeating Stan Hanson (April 18, 1989);
# AJPW (All Japan) World Tag Team titles w/Yoshiaki Yatsu defeating Genichiro Tenryu & Stan Hanson (July 22, 1989);
# AJPW (All Japan) Unified Triple Crown Heavyweight title defeating Genichiro Tenryu (October 11, 1989);
# AJPW (All Japan) World Tag Team titles w/Great Kabuki defeating Steve Williams & Terry Gordy (July 19, 1990);
# AJPW (All Japan) Unified Triple Crown Heavyweight title defeating Stan Hanson (January 19, 1991);
# AJPW (All Japan) World Tag Team titles w/Akira Taue defeating Steve Williams & Terry Gordy (March 4, 1992);

Round 1: Beat Madison (Australian)
Round 2: Beat Shinjiro Ohtani

LET'S GET IT ON ;D

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	Both better than your favorite wrestler.

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Tournament NonAmericana Part 6 Nov 22, 2009 17:10:37 GMT -5

Post by strykerdarksilence on Nov 22, 2009 17:10:37 GMT -5

Tsuruta advances.

Akira Hokuto

Hometown: Kitakatsushika, Japan
Height & Weight: 5'6" 132
Debut: May 28, 1985
Previous Gimmicks: Reina Jabuki, Uno-chan, Dangerous Queen
Finishing Move: Dangerous Queen Bomb

# WWWA All Japan Junior title defeating Condor Saito (March 20, 1986);
# WWWA (Japan) World Tag Team titles w/Yumiko Hotta defeating Judy Martin & Leilani Kei for vacant titles (April 15, 1987);
# WWWA (Japan) World Tag Team titles w/Suzuka Minami defeating Bison Kimura & Grizzly Iwamoto (June 18, 1989);
# WWWA (Japan) World Tag Team titles w/Suzuka Minami defeating Aja Kong & Grizzly Iwamoto (February 7, 1990);
# WWWA All Pacific title defeating Suzuka Minami (April 29, 1991);
# WWWA All Pacific title defeating Kyoko Inoue (November 26, 1992);
# CMLL (Mexico) Women's World title defeating La Diabolica (July 30, 1994);
# WWWA (Japan) World Tag Team titles w/Mima Shimoda defeating Takako Inoue & Kyoko Inoue (September 24, 1995);
# WCW Women's World title defeating Madusa [Tournament] (December 29, 1996);
# AAAW (Japan) Tag Team titles w/Mayumi Ozaki defeating Sugar Sato & Chikayo Nagashima (December 17, 2000);

# May 28, 1985: Akira Hokuto had her wrestling debut in Ibaraki, Japan against Kumiko Iwamotoo..
# November 26, 1995 - WCW World War 3: Bull Nakano & Akira Hokuto w/Sonny Ono defeated Mayumi Ozaki & Cutie Suzuki..
# April 7, 2002: Akira Hokuto (Hisako Uno Sasaki), who is one of the top women's wrestler of all-time, will be retiring..
# ~~~Unlike most pro wrestling retirements, included her previous ones, this seems to be for real..
# ~~~Her last match will be in Yokohama teaming with Meiko Satomura to face Chigusa Nagayo & Ayako Hamada in the main event..
# April 15, 2006: Kensuke Sasake and Akira Hokuto were honored as one of the four best celebrity couples in Japan for 2006.

Round 1: Beat Damien Slater
Round 2: Beat Abismo Negro

VS

Keiji Mutoh

Hometown: Yamanishi, Japan
Height & Weight: 6'0" - 253 lbs
Trained by: Hiro Matsuda, New Japan Wrestling Academy
Debut: October 5, 1984
Previous Gimmicks: The White Ninja (NJPW/Florida), Kokushi Muso (Black/Dark Angel), Kokushi, Super Black Ninja (WCCW), Viet Cong Minh (WCCW/WWC), Black Ninja (WWC), Super Ninja (WWC & FL), Space Lone Wolf, The Great Muta (NJPW/WCW)
Finishing Move: The Moonsault, Dragon Screw Legwhip, The Shining Wizard

# NWA Florida Heavyweight title defeating Kendall Windham (May 21, 1986);
# IWGP Tag Team titles w/Shiro Koshinaka defeating Nobuhiko Takada & Akira Maeda [Tournament] (March 20, 1987);
# WWC (World Wrestling Council) Television title defeating Invader I (Febuary 6, 1988);
# WWC (World Wrestling Council) Puerto Rican Heavyweight title defeating Miguelito Perez (May 14, 1988);
# NWA World Television title defeating Sting (September 3, 1989);
# IWGP Tag Team titles w/Masahiro Chono defeating Shinya Hashimoto & Masa Saito (April 27, 1990);
# IWGP Tag Team titles w/Hiroshi Hase defeating Rick Steiner & Scott Norton (November 5, 1991);
# IWGP Heavyweight title defeating Riki Choshu (August 16, 1992);
# NWA World Heavyweight title defeating Masahiro Chono (January 4, 1993);
# IWGP Tag Team titles w/Hiroshi Hase defeating Kensuke Sasaki & Hawk (November 25, 1994);
# UWIF (Japan) World Heavyweight title defeating Nobuhiko Takada (May ??, 1995);
# IWGP Heavyweight title defeating Shinya Hashimoto (May 3, 1995);
# IWGP Tag Team titles w/Masahiro Chono defeating Kazuo Yamazaki & Kensuke Sasaki (October 19, 1997);
# IWGP Heavyweight title defeating Scott "Flash" Norton (January 4, 1999);
# WCW World Tag Team titles w/Vampiro defeating KroniK [Bryan Clark & Brian Adams] (August 13, 2000);
# AJPW (All Japan) Unified Triple Crown Heavyweight title defeating Genichiro Tenryu (June 8, 2001);
# AJPW (All Japan) World Tag Team titles w/Taiyo Kea defeating Yoji Anjoh & Genichiro Tenryu (October 22, 2001);
# IWGP Tag Team titles w/Taiyo Kea defeating Osamu Nishimura & Tatsumi Fujinami (October 28, 2001);
# AJPW (All Japan) Unified Triple Crown Heavyweight title defeating Genichiro Tenryu (October 27, 2002);
# AJPW (All Japan) World Tag Team titles w/Arashi won a tournament (June 8, 2003);
# AJPW (All Japan) Unified Triple Crown Heavyweight title defeating Suwama (September 29, 2008);

Round 1: Beat Jeff Thomas
Round 2: Beat Mario Milano

LET'S GET IT ON ;D

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