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Post by 魔界5号 on Feb 18, 2017 13:41:00 GMT -5
NOAH “The Second Navig.2017”, 2/18/2017 [Sat] 17:00 @ Hakata StarLanes in Fukuoka402 Spectators (1) Daisuke Harada vs. Kaito Kiyomiya Winner: Harada (8:17) with the Katayama German Suplex Hold. (2) Muhammad Yone vs. Tadasuke (FREE) Winner: Yone (7:01) following the Kinniku Buster. ~ Harada offered moral support to Tadasuke after the match as he helped him to the back. (3) Hajime Ohara & Yoshinari Ogawa vs. Akitoshi Saito & Hitoshi Kumano Winner: Saito (12:02) following the Sickle Death on Ogawa. ~ Kumano dominated Ohara throughout the course of the match as he stood over the broken champion after the match.  (4) GHC Junior Tag Championship Decision Match: Taiji Ishimori & Hi69 (FREE) vs. HAYATA (DOVE) & YO-HEY (FREE) Winner: Ishimori (22:29) with a 450° Splash on HAYATA. ~ Ishimori & Hi69 become the 30th champions. ~ The new champions have dubbed their team name as “XX”. ~ Harada and Tadasuke came forward to challenge the new champions. Harada’s fixation with the Osaka guys has dubbed the group with an early name of Osaka Gundan (Osaka Army Force).  (5) Masa Kitamiya vs. Atsushi Kotoge Winner: Kitamiya (18:16) with the Kangokugatame (Prison Lock). (6) Kenoh vs. Takashi Sugiura Winner: Sugiura (16:38) following an Olympic Qualifying Slam. ~ Sugiura wins the slugfest against the reinging GHC Tag Champion. ~ Sugiura called out Uchida for the match on 2/24 to be with the belts on the line, but Uchida denied the request. ~ Uchida stated that he would give everyone a chance, but the 2/24 match will be held as non-title as originally announced. (7) Katsuhiko Nakajima & Naomichi Marufuji vs. Go Shiozaki & Maybach Taniguchi Winner: Nakajima (20:01) following the Vertical Spike on Taniguchi. ~ Nakajima keeps his win streak alive as he aims to show his absolute strength as the GHC champion. |
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Post by 魔界5号 on Feb 20, 2017 3:56:42 GMT -5
 NOAH “The Second Navig.2017”, 2/19/2017 [Sun] 18:00 @ Kochi Sunpia Chres245 Spectators (1) Taiji Ishimori vs. Hitoshi Kumano ◆Winner: Ishimori (7:51) with a Rolling Clutch Hold. (2) Muhammad Yone vs. Hajime Ohara ◆Winner: Yone (8:41) following a Kinniku Buster. (3) Masa Kitamiya & Kenoh vs. Akitoshi Saito & Daisuke Harada ◆Winner: Kitamiya (9:18) with the Kangokugatame on Saito. ~ Ishimori and Hi69 made it known that they aim for the GHC Tag belts as well, that they will become the first team to dominate both divisions. ~ While the next challenger for the GHC Jr. Tag belts in Harada stated that he will take the Jr. Tag belts first. (4) Battle Royal: (Order of elimination) Ishimori, Junta Miyawaki (rookie), Saito, Ogawa, Yone, Kenoh, Kitamiya, Harada ◆Winner: Kumano (8:46) with a counter pin to the Muy Bien Clutch. ~ Even though a loss at the start of the show, Kumano bounced back with a victory over the reigning GHC Jr. Champion. (5) Hi69 (FREE) vs. Takashi Sugiura ◆Winner: Sugiura (11:18) following the Olympic Qualifying Slam. (6) Naomichi Marufuji vs. Kaito Kiyomiya ◆Winner: Marufuji (11:49) following a Ko-oh. ~ Marufuji questioned Kiyomiya even attempting to challenge for a belt when he cannot even win a match. That he needs to be completely prepared mentally and physically when making such a demand. (7) Katsuhiko Nakajima & Atsushi Kotoge vs. Go Shiozaki & Maybach Taniguchi ◆Winner: Shiozaki (19:02) following a Short-range Gowan Lariat on Kotoge. ~ Shiozaki claims his first prelude win over Nakajima’s team. He declared that he will only “GO UP” from him forward. |
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Post by froggyfrog on Feb 20, 2017 13:45:15 GMT -5
NOAH “The Second Navig.2017”, 2/19/2017 [Sun] 18:00 @ Kochi Sunpia Chres245 Spectators (1) Taiji Ishimori vs. Hitoshi Kumano ◆Winner: Ishimori (7:51) with a Rolling Clutch Hold. (2) Muhammad Yone vs. Hajime Ohara ◆Winner: Yone (8:41) following a Kinniku Buster. (3) Masa Kitamiya & Kenoh vs. Akitoshi Saito & Daisuke Harada ◆Winner: Kitamiya (9:18) with the Kangokugatame on Saito. ~ Ishimori and Hi69 made it known that they aim for the GHC Tag belts as well, that they will become the first team to dominate both divisions. ~ While the next challenger for the GHC Jr. Tag belts in Harada stated that he will take the Jr. Tag belts first. (4) Battle Royal: (Order of elimination) Ishimori, Junta Miyawaki (rookie), Saito, Ogawa, Yone, Kenoh, Kitamiya, Harada ◆Winner: Kumano (8:46) with a counter pin to the Muy Bien Clutch. ~ Even though a loss at the start of the show, Kumano bounced back with a victory over the reigning GHC Jr. Champion. (5) Hi69 (FREE) vs. Takashi Sugiura ◆Winner: Sugiura (11:18) following the Olympic Qualifying Slam. (6) Naomichi Marufuji vs. Kaito Kiyomiya ◆Winner: Marufuji (11:49) following a Ko-oh. ~ Marufuji questioned Kiyomiya even attempting to challenge for a belt when he cannot even win a match. That he needs to be completely prepared mentally and physically when making such a demand. (7) Katsuhiko Nakajima & Atsushi Kotoge vs. Go Shiozaki & Maybach Taniguchi ◆Winner: Shiozaki (19:02) following a Short-range Gowan Lariat on Kotoge. ~ Shiozaki claims his first prelude win over Nakajima’s team. He declared that he will only “GO UP” from him forward. 245 attendees?? Is that as aggressively low as it sounds? |
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Post by 魔界5号 on Feb 20, 2017 14:05:28 GMT -5
NOAH “The Second Navig.2017”, 2/19/2017 [Sun] 18:00 @ Kochi Sunpia Chres245 Spectators (1) Taiji Ishimori vs. Hitoshi Kumano ◆Winner: Ishimori (7:51) with a Rolling Clutch Hold. (2) Muhammad Yone vs. Hajime Ohara ◆Winner: Yone (8:41) following a Kinniku Buster. (3) Masa Kitamiya & Kenoh vs. Akitoshi Saito & Daisuke Harada ◆Winner: Kitamiya (9:18) with the Kangokugatame on Saito. ~ Ishimori and Hi69 made it known that they aim for the GHC Tag belts as well, that they will become the first team to dominate both divisions. ~ While the next challenger for the GHC Jr. Tag belts in Harada stated that he will take the Jr. Tag belts first. (4) Battle Royal: (Order of elimination) Ishimori, Junta Miyawaki (rookie), Saito, Ogawa, Yone, Kenoh, Kitamiya, Harada ◆Winner: Kumano (8:46) with a counter pin to the Muy Bien Clutch. ~ Even though a loss at the start of the show, Kumano bounced back with a victory over the reigning GHC Jr. Champion. (5) Hi69 (FREE) vs. Takashi Sugiura ◆Winner: Sugiura (11:18) following the Olympic Qualifying Slam. (6) Naomichi Marufuji vs. Kaito Kiyomiya ◆Winner: Marufuji (11:49) following a Ko-oh. ~ Marufuji questioned Kiyomiya even attempting to challenge for a belt when he cannot even win a match. That he needs to be completely prepared mentally and physically when making such a demand. (7) Katsuhiko Nakajima & Atsushi Kotoge vs. Go Shiozaki & Maybach Taniguchi ◆Winner: Shiozaki (19:02) following a Short-range Gowan Lariat on Kotoge. ~ Shiozaki claims his first prelude win over Nakajima’s team. He declared that he will only “GO UP” from him forward. 245 attendees?? Is that as aggressively low as it sounds? Not really. It was a fairly small building. |
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Post by Fundertaker on Feb 20, 2017 14:26:15 GMT -5
245 attendees?? Is that as aggressively low as it sounds? Not really. It was a fairly small building. Actually... yeah, it's pretty shitty attendance. Here's what the last shows held there drew: www.profightdb.com/locations/japan/kochi/kochi/kochi-sunpia-chres-1555.htmlI mean, for NOAH it's been diminishing for quite a while there (just below 350 people last year, above 400 in years past) but what it's jarring is seeing NJPW pulling over 1000 there last year for the first day of FANTASTICAMANIA (claimed full house with over 1200 people, main-event with Tanahashi, Liger and Mistico vs Okada, Gedo and Ultimo Guerrero) and a random World Tag League day (with Tanahashi/Juice vs Yujiro/Page in the main) while NOAH... yeah. Then again, it's in Kochi, which means it goes into the "not-Tokyo" area, which means NOAH can't draw for shit there (and this has been going on since pretty much the beggining of the company, as most of their big numbers come from Tokyo shows and fail to even come close even in hotbeds like Osaka and Kyoto). |
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Post by chrom on Feb 24, 2017 12:24:48 GMT -5
The GHC Titles have apparently been vacated as Kenoh betrayed Masa Kitamiya today and laid him out.
Just because you're working with TNA doesn't mean you should start copying their mindset and booking.
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Post by 魔界5号 on Feb 24, 2017 13:12:55 GMT -5
NOAH “The Second Navig.2017”, 2/24/2017 [Thu] 18:30 @ Korakuen Hall in Tokyo(1) Akitoshi Saito vs. Rionne Fujiwara (FREE) ◆Winner: Saito (8:40) following the Sickle Death. (2) Muhammad Yone & Maybach Taniguchi vs. HAYATA (DOVE) & YO-HEY (FREE) Hi69 (FREE) ◆Winner: Yone (9:47) following the Kinniku Buster on YO-HEY. (3) Hi69 (FREE) vs. Daisuke Harada ◆Winner: Harada (11:35) with the Katayama German Suplex Hold. (4) Taiji Ishimori vs. Tadasuke (FREE) ◆Winner: Ishimori (10:19) with a 450° Splash. ~ The GHC Jr. Tag Champions trade a 1-1 loss as they head into next months title match.  (5) Masa Kitamiya & Kenoh vs. Takashi Sugiura & Kaito Kiyomiya ◆Winner: Sugiura (12:04) following the Olympic Qualifying Slam on Kitamiya. ~ Kenoh betrayed Kitamiya while he had Sugiura caught in the Kangokugatame. He kicked Kitamiya in the face then hit him with a Diving Foot Stomp. After the match he alligned himself with Sugiura. Both he and Sugiura then held the GHC Tag belts while Kitamiya was down on the mat. (What does this mean for the state of the GHC Tag belts, clearly now vacated, but so soon with GREAT VOYAGE in YOKOHAMA coming up on 3/12.)  (6) Naomichi Marufuji vs. Atsushi Kotoge ◆Winner: Marufuji (16:58) following a Pole Shift style Emerald Flowsion. ~ Maybach Taniguchi came out and looked to have tried to confront Marufuji. The two shook hands though as they potentially look to form as a team.  (7) Katsuhiko Nakajima & Hajime Ohara vs. Go Shiozaki & Hitoshi Kumano ◆Winner: Kumano (27:18) with the MN on Ohara. ~ Kumano with the win over the GHC Junior Champion before the title match set for next month in Yokohama.~ ~ Both and he and Shiozaki celebrated their win over the champions.  |
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Post by 魔界5号 on Feb 26, 2017 4:23:36 GMT -5
Full card for Yokohama: NOAH “GREAT VOYAGE in YOKOHAMA”, 3/12/2017 [Sun] 16:00 @ Yokohama Cultural Gymnasium
(1) Maybach Taniguchi, Yoshinari Ogawa & Akitoshi Saito vs. HAYATA, YO-HEY & Rionne Fujiwara
(2) GHC Junior Tag Championship Match: [30th Champions] Taiji Ishimori & Hi69 vs. [Challengers] Daisuke Harada & Tadasuke
~ 1st title defense.
(3) GHC Junior Heavyweight Championship Match: [33rd Champion] Hajime Ohara vs. [Challenger] Hitoshi Kumano
~ 2nd title defense.
(4) Kaito Kiyomiya vs. James Storm (TNA)
(5) Atsushi Kotoge vs. Eddie Edwards (TNA)
(6) Special Tag Match: Naomichi Marufuji & Keiji Mutoh (W-1) vs. Moose (TNA) & KAZMA (FREE)
(7) GHC Tag Championship Match: Takashi Sugiura & Kenoh vs. Muhammad Yone & Masa Kitamiya
~ Winners become the 38th champions.
(8) GHC Heavyweight Championship Match: [28th Champion] Katsuhiko Nakajima vs. [Challenger] Go Shiozaki
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Post by Ted Sheckler on Feb 26, 2017 7:55:32 GMT -5
NOAH “The Second Navig.2017”, 2/19/2017 [Sun] 18:00 @ Kochi Sunpia Chres245 Spectators (1) Taiji Ishimori vs. Hitoshi Kumano ◆Winner: Ishimori (7:51) with a Rolling Clutch Hold. (2) Muhammad Yone vs. Hajime Ohara ◆Winner: Yone (8:41) following a Kinniku Buster. (3) Masa Kitamiya & Kenoh vs. Akitoshi Saito & Daisuke Harada ◆Winner: Kitamiya (9:18) with the Kangokugatame on Saito. ~ Ishimori and Hi69 made it known that they aim for the GHC Tag belts as well, that they will become the first team to dominate both divisions. ~ While the next challenger for the GHC Jr. Tag belts in Harada stated that he will take the Jr. Tag belts first. (4) Battle Royal: (Order of elimination) Ishimori, Junta Miyawaki (rookie), Saito, Ogawa, Yone, Kenoh, Kitamiya, Harada ◆Winner: Kumano (8:46) with a counter pin to the Muy Bien Clutch. ~ Even though a loss at the start of the show, Kumano bounced back with a victory over the reigning GHC Jr. Champion. (5) Hi69 (FREE) vs. Takashi Sugiura ◆Winner: Sugiura (11:18) following the Olympic Qualifying Slam. (6) Naomichi Marufuji vs. Kaito Kiyomiya ◆Winner: Marufuji (11:49) following a Ko-oh. ~ Marufuji questioned Kiyomiya even attempting to challenge for a belt when he cannot even win a match. That he needs to be completely prepared mentally and physically when making such a demand. (7) Katsuhiko Nakajima & Atsushi Kotoge vs. Go Shiozaki & Maybach Taniguchi ◆Winner: Shiozaki (19:02) following a Short-range Gowan Lariat on Kotoge. ~ Shiozaki claims his first prelude win over Nakajima’s team. He declared that he will only “GO UP” from him forward. 245 attendees?? Is that as aggressively low as it sounds? Sure, it's low but with tickets in Japan for wrestling running at 30.00 USD for the cheap seats and 60.00 USD for the ringside. Even if they sold just general seats that's still a 7000 dollar gate. Not bad for a spot show that they've probably only spent 1000 to put on. |
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Post by chrom on Mar 2, 2017 18:15:34 GMT -5
NOAH's been doing a lot of American like booking lately. Guys are throwing titles down and vacating them, Tag partners are betraying each other, while tag champions.
Seriously TNA is the last company you want to be imitating in booking.
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Post by HMARK Center on Mar 2, 2017 23:16:29 GMT -5
NOAH's been doing a lot of American like booking lately. Guys are throwing titles down and vacating them, Tag partners are betraying each other, while tag champions. Seriously TNA is the last company you want to be imitating in booking. So, naturally, it seems to coincide with TNA announcing a partnership with NOAH. |
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Post by ________ has left the building on Mar 3, 2017 10:34:12 GMT -5
NOAH's been doing a lot of American like booking lately. Guys are throwing titles down and vacating them, Tag partners are betraying each other, while tag champions. Seriously TNA is the last company you want to be imitating in booking. Birds of the feather flock together. NOAH spent the last 2 years being ran by NJPW that they forgot how to stand on their own and willing to hook up with anyone selling them a dream. No coincidence that NOAH's booking changed when they announce the partnership with TNA. |
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Post by chrom on Mar 3, 2017 11:22:53 GMT -5
NOAH's been doing a lot of American like booking lately. Guys are throwing titles down and vacating them, Tag partners are betraying each other, while tag champions. Seriously TNA is the last company you want to be imitating in booking. Birds of the feather flock together. NOAH spent the last 2 years being ran by NJPW that they forgot how to stand on their own and willing to hook up with anyone selling them a dream. No coincidence that NOAH's booking changed when they announce the partnership with TNA. Hope they like the fans leaving when they announce that they're gonna be holding a live wedding then. Attendance dropped nearly in half due to how long Suzukigun was dragged on, what's it going to be when they see them imitating the nonsensical antics of TNA. |
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Post by MrElijah on Mar 3, 2017 14:32:08 GMT -5
Birds of the feather flock together. NOAH spent the last 2 years being ran by NJPW that they forgot how to stand on their own and willing to hook up with anyone selling them a dream. No coincidence that NOAH's booking changed when they announce the partnership with TNA. Hope they like the fans leaving when they announce that they're gonna be holding a live wedding then. Attendance dropped nearly in half due to how long Suzukigun was dragged on, what's it going to be when they see them imitating the nonsensical antics of TNA. El Patron as TNA AND GHC Heavyweight Champion? |
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Post by ________ has left the building on Mar 3, 2017 15:01:41 GMT -5
Hope they like the fans leaving when they announce that they're gonna be holding a live wedding then. Attendance dropped nearly in half due to how long Suzukigun was dragged on, what's it going to be when they see them imitating the nonsensical antics of TNA. El Patron as TNA AND GHC Heavyweight Champion? It's his destiny to win the GHC heavyweight title at Destiny. |
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Post by 魔界5号 on Mar 13, 2017 9:15:51 GMT -5
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Post by ________ has left the building on Mar 13, 2017 15:33:18 GMT -5
Not shocked really. New Japan dropped Cody after his injury and he still wants to work in Japan. NOAH needs bodies and since Hall already knows the puroresu scene, he'll fit right in. Might be their new go to gaijin since TMDK and Hero left. |
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Post by froggyfrog on Mar 13, 2017 15:43:10 GMT -5
Is Cody gonna be young boying or as a full on roster member
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Post by 魔界5号 on Mar 13, 2017 15:44:28 GMT -5
Is Cody gonna be young boying or as a full on roster member Seems like a full member. He graduated from young boy position in New Japan so they'll probably go with him as a full fledged heavyweight. |
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Post by 魔界5号 on Mar 14, 2017 7:17:32 GMT -5
NOAH “GREAT VOYAGE in YOKOHAMA”, 3/12/2017 [Sun] 16:00 @ Yokohama Cultural Gymnasium2,504 Spectators (1) Maybach Taniguchi, Yoshinari Ogawa & Akitoshi Saito vs. HAYATA, YO-HEY & Rionne Fujiwara ◆Winner: Taniguchi (6:23) with the Maybach Press on Rionne.  (2) GHC Junior Tag Championship Match: [30th Champions] Taiji Ishimori & Hi69 vs. [Challengers] Daisuke Harada & Tadasuke ◆Winner: Ishimori (11:41) with a 450° Splash on Tadasuke. ~ 1st successful title defense.  (3) GHC Junior Heavyweight Championship Match: [33rd Champion] Hajime Ohara vs. [Challenger] Hitoshi Kumano ◆Winner: Ohara (16:23) with the Muy Bien. ~ 2nd successful title defense. ~ Respect was shown between the two after the match as Kumano asked Ohara to be his partner to go after the GHC Junior Tag belts. Kumano is eager to become a champion. ~ Kumano debuted a new attire tonight, long red rights with claw marks on one side. Representing his “growing bear” nickname.  (4) Kaito Kiyomiya vs. James Storm (TNA) ◆Winner: Storm (8:35) following the Last Call. (5) Atsushi Kotoge vs. Eddie Edwards (TNA) ◆Winner: Edwards (19:18) following the Boston Knee Party (leg lariat).  (6) Special Tag Match: Naomichi Marufuji & Keiji Mutoh (W-1) vs. Moose (TNA) & KAZMA SAKAMOTO (FREE) ◆Winner: Marufuji (13:50) following a Shiranui on KAZMA. ~ Moose’s power was shown in the match, but KAZMA was met with the wrong side of the “Genius Tag’s” offense and fell to defeat.   (7) GHC Tag Championship Decision Match: Takashi Sugiura & Kenoh vs. Muhammad Yone & Masa Kitamiya ◆Winner: Sugiura (21:41) following the Olympic Qualifying Slam on Kitamiya. ~ Sugiura and Kenoh become the 38th generation champions. ~ Marufuji and Taniguchi called out for the first challenge against the new champs.   (8) GHC Heavyweight Championship Match: [28th Champion] Katsuhiko Nakajima vs. [Challenger] Go Shiozaki ◆Winner: Nakajima (27:01) following the Vertical Spike. ~ 4th successful title defence.  |
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