Showing posts with label Nagayo Chigusa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nagayo Chigusa. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Super Heel Devil Masami's last match

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Devil Masami Retirement Show

Devil Masami asked Nagayo Chigusa to make an one-off comeback for the final match of her alter ego Super Heel Devil Masami. Nagayo forms a team with two of her students, Hotta Yumiko (during Nagayo's Zenjo career) and Satomura Meiko (during her Gaea Japan career), while Super Heel is joined by legendary heel Dump Matsumoto (who used to be a member of Devil's faction in Zenjo called Devil Army) and hardcore queen Kaoru.



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Sunday, April 10, 2005

Nagayo vs Satomura (Gaea Japan Final Match)

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Gaea Japan

Gaea Japan's final match. It's also Nagayo Chigusa's (2nd) retirement match. Satomura Meiko is Nagayo's no.1 student in Gaea Japan. This is the one and only single match between the two.



Satomura's move at 5'50'', 6'05'', 7'43'': Death Valley Bomb
Nagayo's move at 6'33'': Death Valley Bomb
Nagayo's move at 6'48'': Running Three
Satomura's move at 7'00'': Overhead Kick

Satomura's finishing move: Scorpio Rising

Gaea Japan's official website has photos of this match and Nagayo's interview after the match.

The video is uploaded by MACHIN22.

Sunday, October 17, 2004

Nagayo Chigusa vs Devil Masami

Venue: Zepp Sendai
Promotion: Gaea Japan

Background: The last single match between Devil and Chigusa.

Part I


Part II


Uploaded by kapengmabula

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.

Wednesday, September 15, 1999

Lioness Aska vs Nagayo Chigusa

Venue:
Promotion: Gaea Japan

Nagayo's revenge match. If she wins, the Super Stars Unit (SSU) will give up their right to run the promotion. If she loses, she will join the SSU as Zero.



(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.)

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Sunday, April 4, 1999

Nagayo Chigusa vs Lioness Aska

Venue:
Promotion: Gaea Japan (4th anniversary show)

If Lioness Aska wins this match, the Super Stars Unit led by Aska will be in charge of Gaea Japan. Can Chigusa protect her own promotion from being taken over by her former tag partner?




(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.)

Uploaded by Ringmistress

Sunday, August 18, 1996

Oz Academy vs Gaea Japan (Nagayo, Sonoko, Uematsu, Hirota)

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Gaea Japan

This 8-wrestler tag match is the first occasion in which the four founding members of Oz Adacemy (Ozaki Mayumi, Amano Rieko, Sugar Sato, and Nagashima Chikayo) form a tag team.

Sunday, May 5, 1996

Shark Tsuchiya vs Nagayo Chigusa

Venue: Kawasaki Baseball Stadium
Promotion: FMW

Nagayo's revenge match following her defeat last November.



Nagayo broke Tsuchiya's arm bone at the end.

uploaded by greycondor

Monday, April 29, 1996

Nagayo Chigusa & Sugar Sato vs Kandori Shinobu & Ohmukai Michiko

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Gaea Japan

Back in the late 1980s, Kandori Shinobu, then a wrestler from Japan Joshi, demanded a single match with Nagayo Chigusa, then a wrestler from Zenjo. Her dream didn't come true. Several years on, the two legendary wrestlers finally meet on the ring (and this is indeed the only time Nagayo and Kandori fight each other ever).

Friday, March 15, 1996

Nagayo Chigusa vs Hasegawa Sakie

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Gaea Japan

Hasegawa Sakie from Zenjo, who will retire soon, appears on Gaea Japan's ring for the single match with Nagayo Chigusa.

Saturday, December 23, 1995

Friday, November 3, 1995

Nagayo Chigusa vs Shark Tsuchiya

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Gaea Japan

Nagayo fights against Shark Tsuchiya, who Nagayo says is the greatest heel ever since Dump Matsumoto.

Sunday, September 17, 1995

Nagayo Chigusa vs Ozaki Mayumi (street fight match)

Venue: Osaka Act Hall
Promotion: Gaea Japan

Ozaki got a pinfall from Nagayo in Gaea Japan's inaugural show back in April, a disgraceful outcome for the head of the newly launched promotion. Nagayo's revenge match is fought in street fight style for which Ozaki has so far been invincible.

Someone must upload this match!

Sunday, June 18, 1995

Nagayo Chigusa vs Devil Masami

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Gaea Japan

Nagayo has never won a match against Devil before. Now as head of her own promotion Gaea Japan, she cannot lose to Devil in a single match. Can she make it happen?

Someone must upload this match!

Friday, June 16, 1995

Saturday, April 15, 1995

Nagayo & Kansai vs Ozaki & Super Heel Devil (Gaea Japan inaugural show's main event)

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Gaea Japan (inaugural show)

Nagayo Chigusa launches a new promotion called Gaea Japan today. In the final match in the promotion's inaugural show, Nagayo forms a tag team with Kansai from JWP and fights against Ozaki and, suprise, suprise, Super Heel Devil Masami.

Nagayo lost to Super Heel in a single match before. So did Kansai. Kansai also lost to Ozaki in a street fight match. Can Nagayo and Kansai manage to take revenge?

http://www.veoh.com/videos/v169792158YnGKZ7E

(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, April 11, 1993

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.


Part I


Part II


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."

Friday, April 2, 1993

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.

Part I


Part II


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Thursday, March 20, 1986