Devil Masami vs Bull Nakano

Venue: Korakuen Hall

Promotion: JWP

Toyota Manami & Yamada Toshiyo vs Dynamite Kansai & Ozaki Mayumi (WWWA Tag title match)

Venue: Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium
Promotion: Zenjo



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Bull Nakano vs Nagayo Chigusa

Venue: Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium
Promotion: Zenjo

Background: It was Bull Nakano who struggled to maintain the popularity of joshi puroresu in Japan after the retirement of super heroin Chigusa Nagayo in 1989. Four years on, Bull has given up the WWWA single championship to Aja Kong and is half-retired. Today she faces a challenge from Nagayo, who comes back to the ring for celebrating Zenjo's 25th anniversary.


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Nagayo on microphone:
"Thank you. Today I was frightened. But ... your Guillotine Drop from the top rope hurt me. I'm glad I received this move. I'm glad I received this move once in my life. I have one thing to tell you even though I lost. Bull-chan, it's probably too early for you to "die". It is you who should take the lead for joshi puroresu wrestlers. Otherwise I cannot live in retirement. If you keep up your work, joshi puroresu will be even more popular. I'll never let you retire. Whatever happens, I won't let you retire. Thank you."

Bull on microphone:
"Chiko-san (Nagayo's nickname), it's too early for you, too, to die. Standing in front of the red post suits you best. I want to see you on this ring."

Aja & Hokuto vs Kandori & Eagle

Venue: Osaka Prefectural Athletic Hall
Promotion: Zenjo

The first contact of Aja and Kandori.

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Hokuto Akira vs Kandori Shinobu

Venue: Yokohama Arena
Promotion: Zenjo

Background: On April 2, 1993, all the four women's pro-wrestling promotions (Zenjo, JWP, LLWP, and FMW) get together at Yokohama Area and fight against each other to determine which promotion is the strongest. This match is the clash between Zenjo and LLPW. Hokuto Akira from Zenjo fights against Kandori Shinobu from LLPW, who used to be a judo champion. Hokuto does not see Kandori as a pro-wrestler, determined to make her realize this by knocking her down.



Here's what Hokuto said at the end:
"Kandori! Listen. You don't have a passion for pro-wrestling. Only those who love pro-wresting can do pro-wrestling. I'll never lose a match with you acting like a judo player!"

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Double Inoue vs Ozaki Mayumi & Cuty Suzuki

Venue: Yokohama Arena
Promotion: Zenjo

Inter-promotion wars continue between Zenjo and JWP. For Cuty Suzuki from JWP, this is her first-time encounter with Zenjo wrestlers. For Inoue Takako, this is a revenge match after she gave a pinfall to Ozaki Mayumi in a tag match last January.

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2'37'' Arm Whip
3'22'' Giant Swing (39 rotations!)
4'47'' Canadian Back-breaker
5'54'' DDT
7'50'' Neck-breaker

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3'20'' Dragon Suplex
3'44'' Double Foot Stomp (five in a row!)
5'05'' Power Bomb
5'18'' Back Drop
5'25'' Hiza Juji
5'48'' Tequila Sunrise (with this move, Ozaki got a pinfall from Takaco last January)
6'33'' Elbow Drop
7'22'' Huracan Rana
7'45'' Power Bomb
8'14'' Nodowa Otoshi
8'38'' Dangerous Jacky (Double Inoues' finishing move: the combination of Kyoko's Niagara Driver and Takaco's Nodowa Otoshi)

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Nagayo Chigusa vs Devil Masami (Nagayo's comeback match)

Venue: Yokohama Arena
Promotion: Zenjo

Nagayo Chigusa makes a comeback four years after her retirement. Her opponent is Devil Masami from JWP.

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Hotta Yumiko vs Dynamite Kansai

Venue: Yokohama Arena
Promotion: Zenjo

Eight years ago, Hotta and Kansai were auditioning for becoming Zenjo wrestlers. Both failed. Hotta re-took and passed the audition the following year while Kansai chose her wrestling career in Japan Joshi and JWP. Both of them have developed a similar wrestling style featuring powerful kicks, and today they meet on the same ring for the first time ever.

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7'25'' Caribbean Splash
8'07'' Splash Mountain

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