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SJPW Wrestling - Week 1

SuperstarJimiCPosted on 02/15/05 at 00:47:19

SUPER JAPAN PRO WRESTLING (SJPW)
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SJPW Wrestling - Week 1

Card Information:
Held in: TOKYO DOME
Location: TOKYO, JAPAN
Date/Time: February 12/05 at 8:00pm
Matches/Interviews booked: 8
Arena Capacity: 65000
Attendance: 65000
A Sold Out Arena.
Ticket Buy Rate: 100%
PPV ratings: 4.5%
Approximently Viewers: 6750000

Barbed Wire Lightbulbs Death Match:
Sabu and Kenta Kobashi defeated Raven and Akio when K. Kobashi made Raven submit to the torture rack in 0:15:31.
Rating: *** 1/2

Chris Sabin pinned Kazarian after a rana in 0:13:31.
Rating: ** 3/4

Hiroyoshi Tenzan pinned Petey Williams with the Mountain Bomb in 0:16:22.
Rating: ** 3/4
[Scott D'Amore interfered against Hiroyoshi Tenzan.]

Low-Ki pinned Michael Shane with the Ki Crusher in 0:12:45.
Rating: ** 3/4

Masahiro Chono defeated Tiger Mask IV when Tiger Mask IV passed out in the STF in 0:05:46.
Rating: ****

Chairshot Survival Death Match:
Samoa Joe pinned Tommy Dreamer after a flying forearm in 0:18:03.
Rating: *** 1/2

Jushin Liger and Ultimo Dragon defeated Triple X (Christopher Daniels and Prime Time) when Liger pinned C. Daniels with the Running Lyger Bomb in 0:13:45.
Rating: **** 1/4

Keiji Muto hits Rob Van Dam with a dropkick to the knee.
Keiji Muto executes the Shining Wizard on Rob Van Dam.
The ring is quickly filling up with debris.
Keiji Muto goes for the pin.
Earl Hebner counts: One, two, three.
The decibel level in the building is unbelievable.

The winner is Keiji Muto. Time of match: 0:10:13.

Keiji Muto pinned Rob Van Dam with the Shining Wizard in 0:10:13.
Rating: *** 1/2

Card rating: *** 1/2

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Match observations:
What a debut in TNM7 Wrestling. SJPW (Super JAPAN Pro WRESTLING).

Match of the Card:
Jushin Liger and Ultimo Dragon vs Triple X
Rating: **** 1/4.

If you thought the debut show was great, wait until Week 2. Here's the lineup so far:

LOW-KI taking on "The Fallen Angel" CHRISTOPHER DANIELS.

"Mr. Monday Night" ROB VAN DAM taking on SAMOA JOE.

"The Innovator of Violence" TOMMY DREAMER teaming up with "The Phenomenal" AJ STYLES taking on the team of KEIJI MUTO and MASAHIRO CHONO.

In the Main Event: JUSHIN "Thunder" LIGER taking on HIROYOSHI TENZAN.

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Snabbit888Posted on 02/15/05 at 00:49:00

Okay, so we know the results now... what exactly happened in the matches now?  Any angles, any storyline development?
SuperstarJimiCPosted on 02/15/05 at 00:54:39

I'm still learning on how to do angles. I'm not good with storylines. I'm like the old school wrestling from the early-80's. I'm still learning. I remember one match between Tommy Dreamer & Samoa Joe. Joe kept hitting Dreamer with Chairshot after Chairshot, & 3 Island Drivers during the match, & after the three count, Dreamer kept on getting back up. Dreamer may have lost the match, but Dreamer was like "The Energizer Bunny" he kept going & going & going. Is that courageous or what?
Snabbit888Posted on 02/15/05 at 01:15:21

Even mentioning something like that in your writeups is helpful.  When doing a TNM circuit, we don't get the benefit of actually watching the match.  All we see is "Wrestler A beat Wrestler B."  We need more.  Dreamer fighting back from all that builds him as a tough guy.  But we don't know that from "Samoa Joe pinned Tommy Dreamer."  
CarlzillaPosted on 02/15/05 at 07:23:03

I agree with Snabbit, you've gotta give us something more than just results, even if it isn't the full write ups that some people give, a couple of lines about each of the matches helps build up your talent in the eyes of your potential fans.

Also how familar are you with Japanese wrestling/wrestlers? I was suprised to see Kobashi in a light tubes match. Although it's not a big deal, without any explaination it kinda takes you out of the flow when guys who don't really do deathmatches are thrown into them with no reasons...