Wednesday, August 25, 1993

Aja Kong vs Dynamite Kansai (WWWA Single title match)

Venue: Nippon Budokan
Promotion: Zenjo

JWP's top wrestler Dynamite Kansai challenges Zenjo's top wrestler Aja Kong.

Part I


Part II


Part III


Part IV


Aja: "Kansai, thank you. One more time, again at Budokan. I won't let you use Splash Mountain next time."

Kansai: "As long as you hold the belt, I'll challenge you as many times as possible. I'll never let you use Uraken again."


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Inoue Kyoko vs Kandori Shinobu

Venue: Nippon Budokan
Promotion: Zenjo

Part I


Part II


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Saturday, July 31, 1993

JWP vs Zenjo: 4 by 4 special match

Venue: Yokohama Bunka Taiikukan
Promotion: JWP

Background: Since November 1992, Zenjo (known as AJW among Americans) and JWP have been engaged in dantai taikou-sen (an inter-promotion war). This match adopts a special rule. The match lasts an hour whatever happens, and the winninng team is the one who obtains more pinfalls during the 60 minutes. During the first 20 minutes, four single matches are fought. The remaining 40 minutes is a 4 by 4 tag match. You will hear very enthusiastic viewers calling each wrestler's name. Although this fight takes place in JWP's ring, the viewers seem to be half JWP and half Zenjo supporters.

This is the awesome match!!!

Part I: Fukuoka Hikari vs. Hasegawa Sakie
For some reason, Nagayo Chigusa greets with the audience before the match. When she leaves the ring, Dynamite Kansai glares at her. They will fight a single match in a couple of years.


Part II: Ozaki Mayumi vs Inoue Kyoko

Kyoko's move at the end: Giant Swing.

Part III: Cuty Suzuki vs Inoue Takaco
The clash between the ultimate babyface wrestlers from the two promotions.


Part IV: Dynamite Kansai vs Aja Kong
The clash between Zenjo's no.1 wrestler Aja and JWP's no.1 Kansai, probably for the first time ever.


Part V: 4 by 4 Tag match starts!


Part VI:


Part VII:

Fukuoka's move around 2'15'': Rolling Cradle
Kansai's finishing move: Splash Mountain

Part VIII: Last 10 minutes


Ozaki's finishing move: Tequila Sunrise

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Friday, June 11, 1993

Hokuto Akira vs Kurenai Yasha

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Zenjo

Kurenai Yasha, an LLPW wrestler, appears in the Zenjo ring by herself, challenging Hokuto Akira.



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Sunday, April 18, 1993

Devil Masami vs Bull Nakano

Venue: Korakuen Hall

Promotion: JWP

Sunday, April 11, 1993

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.


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."