Showing posts with label Inoue Takaco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inoue Takaco. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Kaoru vs Inoue Takaco

Venue: Shinjuku Face
Promotion: Oz Academy

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Sunday, October 5, 2008

Takaco Inoue vs Devil Masami

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: LLPW (Inoue Takaco 20th Anniversary Show)

Takaco chooses Devil as her opponent in her 20th anniversary match. This is the first and last single match (as Devil will retire at the end of 2008).



Uploaded by luckycleareyes

Saturday, June 7, 2008

Takaco Inoue & Hiren vs Ran Yu Yu & Akino

Venue: Shinjuku Face
Promotion: Oz Academy

Hiren from Sendai Girls being trained on the Oz ring. Can she win for the first time in her career?



Uploaded by ManamiToyotafan

Saturday, April 12, 2008

Sunday, January 28, 2007

Dynamite Kansai & Carlos Amano (Oz) vs Eagle Sawai & Inoue Takaco (LLPW)

Venue: Shinjuku Face
Promotion: Oz Academy

Background: Kansai lost to Eagle in the first round of LLPW tournament on November 12 last year. This tag match is a chance for her to revenge.

Part I


Part II


2'31'' Tiger Suplex
2'57'' Carlos Gohn
3'59'' DDT
4'39'' Destiny Hammer
5'06'' Biken
6'56'' Destiny Hammer
8'03'' Foot Stomp
9'01'' Carlos Gohn
9'19'' Splash Mountain

Uploaded by kapengmabula


A photo of the match available on Oz Academy's official website

Monday, January 10, 2005

Ozaki and Takaco vs. Dump and Tsuchiya

Venue: Yokohama Aka-renga Soko
Promotion: Ozaki Mayumi (She herself organized matches including this by allowing only freelance wrestlers in their 30s to participate.)

Background: Ozaki Mayumi and Inoue Takaco, though they are good-looking, have both acted as heels using a chain (Ozaki) and a stun gun (Takaco). In this match, they fight with more traditional-styled heels, Dump Matsumoto and Shark Tsuchiya. Since both teams are heels, their followers (Police for Ozaki and Takaco; Zap T and Sasori for Dump and Tsuchiya) also participate in the match. I think this kind of pro-wrestling match is unique to joshi puroresu.



The video is uploaded by shonshu2.

Sunday, May 30, 2004

Friday, April 30, 2004

D-Fix + Takaco vs. Kansai, Eagle, and Devil

Venue: Yoyogi Stadium Hall 2
Promotion: Gaea Japan

First half


Second half


The video is uploaded by shonshu2.

Sunday, January 25, 2004

Monday, October 13, 2003

D-Fix + Takaco vs Crush 2000

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Gaea Japan

Crush 2000 faces a challenge from D-Fix with Takaco in an FMW-style street fight match.

Part I:


Kaoru's move at the end: Excalibur

Part II:


Nagayo's move at 400: Running Three

Part III:


Crush 2000's move at 1'38'': Double Seiken Zuki

Aska's move at 2'10'': Tower Hacker

Ozaki's move at 2'20'': Ozakick (or Shining Yakuza Kick)

Aska's finishing move: LSD III

The videos are uploaded by RexJoker.

Sunday, October 5, 2003

Takaco & Kandori vs Kyoko & Eagle

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Zenjo (Inoue Takaco's 15th anniversary show)

Sunday, August 31, 2003

D-Fix vs Takaco & Chama

Venue:
Promotion: Oz Academy

Oz Academy organizes a one-day tag match tournament. The winning team will obtain five million yen as a prize. The very first match in the tournament is D-Fix (Ozaki Mayumi and Kaoru with Police) versus Inoue Takaco and Ohmukai Michiko. Police's remark: This is the only women's pro-wrestling match today.




Uploaded by Ringmistress

(By clicking the above link, you'll be able to watch the first 5 minutes. To view the match until the end, you need to (1) sing up for Veoh and (2) install Veoh Web Player.)

Sunday, August 17, 2003

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
Uploaded by Regaria123

Friday, January 3, 2003

Momo & Kayo vs Mima & Takaco

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Zenjo

Not yet uploaded

Tuesday, December 17, 2002

Yoshida Mariko vs Inoue Takaco

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Arsion

Yoshida and Takaco (along with Inoue Kyoko) made a debut in the same year (1988) on Zenjo's ring. When Zenjo went bankrupt in 1997, Yoshida left for Arsion while Takaco stayed in Zenjo, which created the chasm between the two. Five years on, Takaco appeared in Arsion, demanding a single bout with Yoshida.

Part I


Part II


Part III


Yoshida on mic: Takaco, you can't fight without a weapon? But the unfair style of your wrestling became better than in the past, which is interesting. Unfairness is what's lacking in myself, so maybe it's a good idea for us to form a tag team.

Takaco: It's disgusting to see you taking control of the situation! But, okay, I don't mind forming a tag team. (Throws a microphone. Then picks it up again.) One more thing. You've become strong!

Yoshida: I didn't expect you to say okay immediately. I'm surprised. Let's fight together. (Reaches out her hand to Takaco.) Let's aim for Arison's tag belts. (Takaco knees down to shake her hand.) How about us challenging the tag team that wins in a title match later today?

uploaded by nagashimark

Saturday, March 4, 2000

Toyota & Kansai & Ito vs Hotta & Takaco & Bolshoi

Venue: Yokohama Cultural Gymnasium
Promotion: Zenjo

Zenjo tied up with JWP earlier in 2000. The idea was far from the inter-promotion wars back in the 1990s. It's more of a friendly alliance between the two promotions. Yumiko Hotta from Zenjo doesn't like the idea at all. Neither does Commando Bolshoi from JWP. With Takaco (who does not belong to any promotion at this time) as their partner, they fight against those wrestlers who are in favor of the tie-up. Or are they?

Before the match, Hotta declares: if her team wins, she will take charge of match-making in the next Zenjo event. If her team loses, she will follow whatever Mr Yamamoto (JWP's CEO) tells her to do, even if he tells her to retire.



uploaded by sugisho780

Wednesday, December 8, 1999

Hotta Yumiko vs Inoue Takaco (WWWA Single)

Venue: Yoyogi Stadium Gymnasium 2
Promotion: Zenjo

Earlier this year, Takaco interrupted the WWWA single title match between Hotta and Inoue Kyoko with her trademark stun gun, helping Kyoko to grab Hotta's red belt. Hotta grabbed it back from Kyoko later, but she hasn't forgiven Takaco.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TjpKQIw2LY

8'01'' Pyramid Driver