Bull vs Aja (WWWA Single Title Match)

Venue: Yokohama Bunka Taiikukan
Promotion: Zenjo

Background: 2 years on since the cage death match. Aja Kong challenges Bull Nakano for the WWWA Single Championship.

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Aja's move at 4'30'': Suisha Otoshi
Bull's finishing move: Moonsault Press

During the interview after the match, Bull expresses her regret that she couldn't move as much as she wanted, which tells us how professional she is as Zenjo's top wrestler.

Aja's face is deformed, Bull taken to hospital after this match.

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Aja Kong & Bison Kimura vs Toyota Manami & Yamada Toshiyo (WWWA & UWA Women tag titles)

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Zenjo

WWWA tag champions Aja and Bison versus UWA Women tag champions Toyota and Yamada. The winning team will obtain both titles.

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Bull Nakano vs Monster Ripper (WWWA Single Title Match)

Venue: Ohta-ku Gymnasium.
Promotion: Zenjo

The opponent in Bull's fifth defense match for the WWWA single championship is Monster Ripper, the legendary Canadian wrestler (a former WWWA single champion back in 1980).

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Bull vs Aja (Cage Death Match without the referee)

venue: Yokohama Bunka Taiikukan
promotion: Zenjo

This match probably defines Japanese women's pro-wrestling in the sense that this is NOT a clash between a babyface and a heel. Both Bull Nakano and Aja Kong are heels. Aja used to be Bull's follower as a member of Gokumon-tou. But earlier this year, after Bull became the WWWA Single Champion, Aja defected along with Bison Kimura, and started a feud with Bull and her loyal followers including Inoue Kyoko. A few weeks ago, they fought in a cage death match, but Aja won with dubious judgment by a referee. Hence no referee this time. To win the match, you need to escape from the locked cage.

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Part 2 (CAUTION: This video may upset you severely!)


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Bull's final maneuver: Diving Gillotine Drop. It's usually from the top of a corner post of the ring. In this case, from the top of the cage. It has made Bull Nakano a living legend.

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Devil Masami vs Kandori Shinobu

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Japan Joshi

This single match was awarded the Japan Joshi best bout of the year 1990.

Inoue Takako vs Inoue Kyoko (debut match)

Venue: ?
Promotion: Zenjo

Double Inoues' debut single match.



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Devil Masami vs Kandori Shinobu

Venue: ?
Promotion: Japan Joshi



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