Sunday, January 30, 2000

Sunday, January 16, 2000

Ozaki & Hokuto vs Aja & Aska

Venue: Korakuen Hall
Promotion: Gaea Japan

The first show of Gaea Japan in 2000 ends with a match featuring Team Nostradamus (Hokuto, Oz Academy members, and Rie) and Dead Or Alive (Aja, Aska, Kaoru, and Kato Sonoko). At the end of 1999, Aja left Team Nostradamus to form a new team Dead Or Alive with Aska, Kaoru, and Sonoko. This is the first clash between the two non-Gaea factions on the Gaea ring. Although this is officially a tag match, other members from both groups join the fight, too. Also, in this match, Aja and Hokuto are on different sides of the ring for the first time since the legendary V-Top Tournament final match back in 1994.

Part I


1'20'' The guy who kicked Aja is Sonny Onoo, Hokuto's manager when she appeared in WCW.

2'00'' Kaoru drop-kicked Ozaki, helping her team member Aja. She's a member of Dead Or Alive.

4'40'' Rie hit Aska with a barbed wire stick. Rie used to be a member of Shark Tsuchiya's Modoku-tai.

Part II


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Saturday, December 11, 1999

Candy Okutsu vs Fukawa Yumi

Venue:
Promotion: Arsion

Ayako & Akino vs Shimoda & Mita (Twin Star of Arsion title match)

Venue: Yokohama Cultural Gymnasium
Promotion: Arsion

Background: Hamada Ayako and Akino, Twin Star of Arsion tag champions since June 30 of 1999, face a challenge from Las Cachorras Orientales.


Part I


Part II


Part III


5'25'' Death Lake Drive

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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

Toyota Manami vs Inoue Kyoko

Venue: Yoyogi Stadium Gymnasium 2
Promotion: Zenjo

The first single match in three years between the two legendary joshipuro wrestlers in the 1990s.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tzJIEmH7Rc

1'50'' Dancing Tree
2'35'' Dancing Tree (Toyota version)
2'56'' Rolling Cradle
3'50'' Missile Kick
5'56'' Moonsault Body Press
6'56'' Japanese Ocean Cyclon Suplex Hold
8'08'' Niagara Driver
8'25'' Victoria Driver