New Japan Pro Wrestling | Acid Memory | 2018 |

Rhyme1234 · #1 01-23-2019, 04:11 AM

New Japan Pro Wrestling | Acid Memory | 2018 |

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New Japan Pro Wrestling is one largest promotion in the Japanese Wrestling Industry in this current “ERA”. New Japan Pro Wrestling is also known as one of the best alternatives to the Pro Wrestling Kingdom’s former leader WWE. New Japan Pro Wrestling provides great amounts of Hard Hitting, Showman, Badass, Attitudes; the stuff which WWE and its fan base greatly misses these days. New Japan Pro Wrestling was not always the way it is today. New Japan Pro Wrestling fought a great amount of battles with the Pro Wrestling Industry to the point where it is today.

You may find New Japan Pro Wrestling greatly entertaining in your own certain, whether it be the characters portrayed here or the wrestling itself with the amount of storytelling involved in the ring itself. New Japan Pro Wrestling has one or other ways to impress you in thousands of ways when you give it a chance. New Japan Pro Wrestling is something that you do not want to underestimate. It's an "Acid Memory".

Rhyme1234 · #2 01-23-2019, 06:09 AM

New Japan Pro Wrestling | Roster | 2018 |

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Rhyme1234 · #3 01-23-2019, 08:01 AM

New Japan Pro Wrestling | Championships | Tournaments Titles| 2018 |

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|IWGP Heavyweight |
|Current Champion |

- Kenny Omega | Defenses - 0 |

| Previous Champions |

IWGP Intercontinental
|Current Champion |

- Chris Jericho | Defenses - 1 |

| Previous Champions |

IWGP Junior Heavyweight
|Current Champion |

- KUSHIDA| Defenses - 0 |

| Previous Champions |

IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team
|Current Champions |

- El Desperado & Yoshinobu Kanemaru | Defenses - 0 |

| Previous Champions |

IWGP Tag Team
|Current Champions |

- Tama Tonga & Tanga Loa | Defenses - 0 |

| Previous Champions |

IWGP United States
|Current Champion |

- Cody | Defenses - 0 |

| Previous Champions |

Never Openweight
|Current Champion |

- Taichi | Defenses - 0 |

| Previous Champions |

Never Openweight 6-Man Tag Team
|Current Champions |

- Taiji Ishimori & Tama Tonga & Tanga Roa | Defenses - 0 |

| Previous Champions |

Rhyme1234 · #4 01-23-2019, 08:09 AM

New Japan Pro Wrestling | Championships | Tournaments Titles| 2018 |

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| Best of the Super Juniors |
| Current Holder - Hiromu Takahashi |

| G-1 Climax |
| Current Holder - Hiroshi Tanahashi |
|Previous Holders |

| New Japan Cup |
| Current Holder - Zack Saber Jr. |
|Previous Holders |

| Super J Cup |
| Current Holder - |
|Previous Holders |

| Super Junior Tag Tournament |
| Current Holder - |
|Previous Holders |

| World Tag League|
| Current Holder - |
|Previous Holders |

Rhyme1234 · #5 01-23-2019, 11:55 AM

New Japan Pro Wrestling | Acid Memory | 2018 |
Road To Power Struggle | Day 1 |

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~[Bullet Club] Taiji Ishimori | Chase Owens | Robbie Eagles | vs. [Young Lions] Yota Tsuji | Yuya Uemura | Ren Narita |

The match started out being a good one between the young lions and the Bullet Club members. Uemura used great handling moves to slow down Owens, but Eagles being agile and quick in thinking turned the tables around when he knocked out Tsuji with the “Warp 4.5”.

Winner: [Bullet Club] Taiji Ishimori | Chase Owens | Robbie Eagles |
Match Rating: 45

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Micheal Elgin comes out to the ring followed by Baretta & Chuckie T. Elgin cuts a promo saying that he is making a full come back starting now and wants to change himself for the better by joining CHOAS and siding with boys.

~[CHAOS] Micheal Elgin | Baretta | Chuckie T | vs. [Young Lions] Shota Umino | Soberano Jr. | Teruaki Kanemitsu |

Elgin started out with good power moves, but Sobero Jr. took things a new level with the high flying combos and running suicida to the outside. The brawl towards the ringside gave Umino and Kanematsu to work on Elgin, thus double teaming on him. Baretta and Chuckie T connects with good looking tag team moves and hitting Umino with the “Triple Power Bomb” with Elgin knocking out Umino with the “Elgin Bomb”.

Winner: [CHAOS] Micheal Elgin | Baretta | Chuckie T |
Match Rating: 52

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~[Suzuki-Gun] TAKA Michinoku | Yoshinobu Kanemaru | El Desperado | vs. [Seki-Gun] Tiger Mask IV | Jushin Thunder Liger | Manabu Nakanishi |

The match started out with Suzuki-Gun attacking Seki-Gun and took things on their own hands. Tiger and Liger quickly turned things around as they manually worked on Desperado weakening him piece by piece. Liger hits those good looking chops towards the corner and finally hitting some suplexes to neutralize his opponents before tagging in Nakanishi. Kanmaru felt the wrath of Nakanishi as he beat him down the suplex and powerslam before Tiger Mask comes in with fury and cutting Kanemaru with the “Liger Bomb” twice.

Winner: [Seki-Gun] Tiger Mask IV | Jushin Thunder Liger | Manabu Nakanishi |
Match Rating: 63

Jushin Thunder Liger cuts a promo saying that he finally won on the champions that nobody could beat. Tiger & Liger challenges Kanemaru & Desperado for the IWGP Jr. Heavyweight titles. Jushin Thunder Liger promises that he will take the titles from them and give it a great prestige it deserves rather than some punks holding it.

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A good match where Nagata proves, that he still can go on without any difficulties. Nagata takes on Page quickly snapping him to the ground and chopping the life out of him when in the corner. Hikuleo soon entered with the lariat and took down Nagata with the chokeslam, Henare soon came in with the rush behind him and quickly took Hikuleo down and started tormenting him. Finlay and Nagata worked together to work on Takahashi before Nagata hitting the “Spinning Wheel Kick” and Finlay hitting the “Celtic Cross” knocking out Takahashi for the win.

Winner: [Seki-Gun] David Finlay Jr. | Toa Henare | Yuji Nagata |

Match Rating: 67

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~[Bullet Club] Jado | Tanga Loa | Tama Tonga | Jay White | vs. [CHAOS] SHO | YOH | Rocky Romero | Yoshi Hashi |

Jay White being mean bastard he is does heel work so damn properly. White weakens Yoshihashi with the quick chop combos before hitting the running back elbow towards the corner before snapping him to the ground to work even more. Tama and Tanga does the heel team work while SHO and YOH goes on full defensive mode. The quick changes of strikes and slams gave Jay White the great opportunity to work on Rocky instead. White and Romero got in a good sequence but Jay quickly hits the “Kiwi Crusher” before hitting the “Blade Runner” to cut off Romero for the win.

Winner: [Bullet Club] Jado | Tanga Loa | Tama Tonga | Jay White |
Match Rating: 70

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Chris Jericho joins Suzuki-Gun, stating that he is more of the guy of a for this group and wants to take matter into his own hands.

~[Suzuki-Gun] Minoru Suzuki | Lance Archer | Davey Boy Smith Jr. | Zack Saber Jr. | Chris Jericho | vs. [Los Ingornables De Japon] EVIL | BUSHI | SANADA | Tetsuya Naito | Shingo Takagi |

The match was packed with action from every corner with Jericho and EVIL portraying the nature between them with both of them trying to kill each other. Naito worked the Tranquillo effect on Jericho and making him more frustrated to which Jericho got sucked in Naito’s effect. EVIL soon comes around locking in various submission holds before trying for the “EVIL” to which Jericho counter for the “Codebreaker” again to which EVIL counters with the “Lariat” to rock Jericho. SANDA and EVIL hits the double team combos on Archer before hitting the “Magic Killer” cutting Archer off.

Winner: [Suzuki-Gun] Minoru Suzuki | Lance Archer | Davey Boy Smith Jr. | Zack Saber Jr. | Chris Jericho |
Match Rating: 78

Jericho being pissed off at EVIL tries to attack him, but Naito hits Jericho with the chair. Both LIDJ and Suzuki-Gun goes into a full heat on brawl with each other before Naito hits the Destino on Jericho neutralizing him. EVIL cuts a promo stating that he will make sure that he wins the IWGP Intercontinental title back and take it to a whole new level.

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The main event sure was a solid event where everyone made surprise attacks with Tanahashi and Omega trying to berate each other, while Okada tries to find himself in everything that seems to confusing for him. Okada is unsure about what is that is going down on here. Ibushi and Omega hits the double dropkick and works on Goto while Will Ospreay makes the fabulous comeback with the Ariel Assassin taking on everyone. The Young Bucks fights on with Ishii, but Ishii being the badass beats them to almost knocking them out. Omega and Ishii fights off like they are fighting off for their death. Ishii quickly hits the running lariat, but Omega counters with the V-Trigger. Ishii would not go down not matter how many V-Trigger or moves it might take. Ibushi and Omega tries to beat down Ishii but he won’t go down. Ishii hits the double lariat on both Omega and Ibushi. Ishii hits the Ishii driller on Omega and ends Ibushi with the “Vertical Brainbuster” twice for the win.

Match Rating: 82

Ishii cuts a promo challenging Omega for his IWGP Heavyweight title and says that he will end Omega like he did to his partner Ibushi tonight. Okada cuts a promo stating that he is recovering some of his memories back and says that he also wants to do something and challenges Ibushi to a match at Power Struggle while Tanahashi just looks too confused.

Overall Show Rating: 82

Rhyme1234 · #6 01-24-2019, 04:48 AM

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- Sheamus O’Shaunessy gets injured from last night’s WWE Smackdown Live where he picked up a Concussion. He will take time off in order to heal, which is a huge blow for him.

- WWE Smackdown Live last night drew around 12,000 fans. The feedback received was pretty good with decent amount of people enjoying the show. The star of the show was Daniel Bryan. The show is as follows…

- DDT LIVE! Maji Manji last night drew 1,680 fans. The feedback received was really great, it also has drawn a lot of praise. Konosuke Takeshita put in the star performance of the show. The show is as follows…

- A leak appears to indicate that we will be seeing a long-term Juventud Guerrera vs. La Parka feud as one of the main storylines for AAA over the coming months. It is said that the information leaked out after a poster for a forthcoming event was accidentally released to the public.

- A leak appears to indicate that we will be seeing a long-term Mr. Aguila vs. Pentagon Jr. feud as one of the main storylines for AAA over the coming months. It is said that the information leaked out after a poster for a forthcoming event was accidentally released to the public.

- There has been talk from within AAA that indicates that the current plan is for Psycho Clown to begin a lengthy feud with Chessman in the near future, with the storyline then due to be the focus of the company for at least the following six months. Whether this is idle speculation or legitimate news remains to be seen.

- If rumors are to be believed, the next big AAA storyline will center around Rey Escorpion going head to head with Averno. Sources close to the booking team have indicated that the feud will be the focal point of the promotion for somewhere between six and nine months.

- WWE Main Even t last night received “Meh” reviews from their fans. The show was hated or either loved by a few extremists. The star of the show was Chad Gable. The show is as follows…

- Dragon Gate’s Gate of Victory Tour last night drew around 1,000 fans. The feedback has been that the show was good, although some found it underwhelming. YAMATO out in the star performance of the show. The show is as follows...

- The Lost Souls are the newest tag team force in DG. The duo, consisting of Punch Tominaga and Mondai Ryu, were officially announced as being a regular team on air during last night’s show, and look set to be a feature of the tag division.

- Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre held CMLL Martes Arena Mexico last night and drew 9,300 fans. The feedback for the show has been decent, although hardly spectacular. The star of the show was Rey Cometa. The show is as follows…

- World Wonder Ring Stardom’s STARDOM Invasion Tour last night drew around 400 fans. The feedback of the show was pretty good all around. The MVP of the show was Mayu Iwatani. The show is as follows…

- Pro Wrestling ZERO1 held ZERO1 Furinkazan Tag Tour last night and drew around 130 fans. The feedback has been very positive, it was a good show apparently. Masato Tanaka was said to be the star of the show. The show is as follows…

- Yuka Miyamoto began his first reign as ZERO1 Blast King Champion last night, when he won the match to decide a worthy champion for the previously vacant title. This is another reminder of how much faith ZERO1 have in him.

- GWF and Netflix are said to have come to an agreement with the latter now contracted to show their future events. The deal, said to have been inked last night, is a boost for the promotion.

- A AJPW conference call last night confirmed that they have signed a deal with All Japan Pro Wrestling TV to show their future events. This deal marks an important part of their broadcasting strategy for the future.

- Inside source claim that DG has made several contract offers in the past two days, as they look to expand their roster slightly. It is not clear whether these offers have been made to active wrestlers or not, but if true, it is expected that we will hear announcement very soon.

- Bad news came in for fans of Futa Nakamura last night, as it is being reported that he sustained a Kidney Rupture during a match and that he will be required to take some time off in order to heal.

-It has been reported that DDT are looking to bolster their roster, with at least one contract being offered in the last 48 hours. It is said that the management of the promotion feel they are weak in some areas, and these additions will help solve some problems.

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Omega58 · #7 01-24-2019, 04:55 AM

Gotta' say I am loving the presentation of this diary, the show is easy to read and everything else looks so damn good. Keep up the good work.

Terra · #8 01-24-2019, 04:57 AM

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