Double Inoue vs Uematsu & Ran

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Oz Academy



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Maekawa & Chama vs Double Inoue

Venue: Osaka Prefectural Gymnasyum
Promotion: Zenjo

Maekawa Kumiko forms a special tag team with Ohmukai Michiko aka Chama, who debuted from Zenjo in the same year (1991). Chama left Zenjo for LLPW after a brief retirement soon after she debuted. Since then, the two wrestlers didn't have any occasion to appear on the same ring until today. The opponent team is the legendary Double Inoue coming back to the Zenjo's ring. It's probably the first time for Chama to fight with Double Inoue.

Part I


Part II


8'22'' Dangerous Jacky
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Double Inoue vs Las Cachorras Orientales (Neo One-night Tag Tournament Final)

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Neo Ladies

Part I


Part II

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.

Part I


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

Part II


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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