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STARDOM Grow Up Stars Day 2 Results/Review (3/4/2018)

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So I found out that their Grow Up Stars shows is actually a tour and not just a one day event, so I decided that why don’t we just keep going and see how this tour ends, shall we? They’re even introducing a new title called the Future of Stardom Championship, which is for their rookies and Joshi’s under their twenties. It’s not a bad idea to do in my opinion and could give us a chance to see who will actually grow. Let’s get to it.

 

Future Of Stardom Title Tournament First Round Match
Hanan vs. Starlight Kid

Review:  Before the match, during their little interview promo, Starlight Kid announced that the winner of this one gets a bye straight to the finals, which is odd unless they didn’t have enough to do another round. Starlight Kid definitely reminds me a lot of Spring Tiger from the anime Tiger Mask W and if you haven’t seen it, check it out, it’s amazing. Okay focus, Starlight Kid is my pick to win this tournament and I really do feel like this could be her year, she already main evented her first show the day before and shows how high they are on her. Hanan is still pretty green and you can see it with how she performs, but she is still showing signs of improvement at least. The match is a very basic five minute match and Starlight Kid is going to the finals as she picks up the win with a Rounding Moonsault.

Recommended:  I would watch it if you’re curious as to who gets to win this tournament.

Future Of Stardom Title Tournament First Round Match
AZM vs. Ruaka

Review: So the winner of this bout is set to fight Shiki Shibusawa and according to Ruaka, she has never defeated AZM yet and she looks to do that tonight, will she do it? Let us see. I also wanna point out that AZM is not only fifteen years old, but already has four years of wrestling experience under her belt, so she’s been wrestling since she was eleven while, most of us were just in middle school watching wrestling on TV. AZM is also someone I enjoy, shes got a nice look. good moveset, and can go in the ring like a natural. Ruaka, I feel like needs to be more fluent with her movement, like when she went for her Helluva Kick twice, she slowed down a lot before making contact with her and it just looked weak to me. The match was much better than the other one as we saw some aggression between these two and some nice spots despite some being sloppy, but they’re young and they’ll grow. AZM won with a nice Crossbody and she will now fight Shiki in the Semi-Finals where the winner will fight Starlight Kid.

Recommended:  I liked it for what it was.

 

Singles Match
Nao Yamaguchi vs. Shiki Shibusawa

Review:  Around August of 2017, it was announced that Nao would begin her training to become a wrestling and this match will be her debut, let’s see what she brings to the table. Nao didn’t do a whole lot in this match since she was mostly taking the moves, which she did well and the couple of moves that she did do, some were good and some were sloppy, but it’s her first match so I’ll give her small nit picks. Shiki did much better in this match than in the last match I covered from the day before. Shiki got the win with a Missle Dropkick and she needed it due to the fact that she’s taking on AZM in the Semi-Finals. Congrats on your first match, Nao and I wish you well in your Joshi adventure.

Recommended:  The match was average, so I would skip it unless you wanna see a debut.

 

Tag Team Match
Hiromi Mimura & Konami vs. Kaori Yoneyama & Natsuko Tora

Review:  It was announced a month ago that Hiromi Mimura would be retiring from professional wrestling and I thought it was odd since she’s only been wrestling for a few years, so I don’t know the reasoning behind the retirement, but whenever her last match is, I wish her well in whatever she does next. The show before, Hiromi and Konami were fighting each other and now they’re back in tag team action to fight Team Jungle. Started off with nice little comedic thing with Hiromi and Kaori as Kaori pretended to leave the ring after Hiromi was being cheered, but Hiromi got her back in to have her cheered and soon as they hugged, Kaori kicked her and threw her, what a heel. Referee just had enough of Team Jungle when their manager, Hiroyo came out to do a pose with them while holding Hiromi by her arms, laughed a little bit there. The match itself was average with decent tag team action, nice sequences, and Natsuko hitting a vicious Spear before hitting her finisher for the win.

Recommended:  Wasn’t bad, but skippable.

 

Singles Match
Io Shirai vs. Xia Brookside

Review:  So this is the first time these two females step in the ring against each other one on one, can’t wait to see how this goes. Aside from a sloppy Dropkick and slowed down Shining Wizard, Xia did well holding out her own against Io here and we get a really nice match out of it. Have I mentioned how good Io is in the ring? Because she’s amazing in the ring for sure. The match lasts about eight minutes and Io picks up the win by making Xia tap out with a Cloverleaf. After the match, Xia would grab the microphone and say she wants to join the Stardom roster regularly and wants Io’s support to make it happen. Io would shake her hand and huge her as she welcomes her to the Stardom family, good luck to you, Xia.

Recommended:  Short match, but still pretty good. Give it a watch.

 

Tag Team Match
Bea Priestley & Toni Storm vs. HZK & Momo Watanabe

Review:  For those that don’t know who Bea Priestley is, she’s the girlfriend of current IWGP Junior Heavyweight Champion and our local cat, Will Ospreay. Also no streamers for Bea apparently. HZK and Momo worked pretty well here as a tag team as well as Bea and Toni. The match itself had a slow start along with a couple of messy spots, but it did pick up after around five minutes and the match itself gotten a bit better. We had some nice tag team moves between the both teams and some impressive submissions from Bea during the match. I figured Toni would have a match against Oedo Tai again due to their last one ending in a draw, but guess they’re saving it for another time whenever that is. Bea got the win for her team after making Momo tap out to a modified Armbar in a pretty neat tag match.

Recommended:  If you have the time for it.

 

 

Six Man Tag Team Match
Jungle Kyona, Mayu Iwatani & Tam Nakano vs. Hana Kimura, Kagetsu & Natsu Sumire

Review:  There seems to be another feud going on with Tam Nakano getting involved with Oedo Tai, curious to see where this will lead. Speaking of Oedo Tai, I love their entrance and the robes they wear, also the toy truck has returned! The match ignores the introductions as Stardom Army attacks Oedo Tai right away before they even ring the bell. I’m liking the story behind this one with Oedo Tai practically bullying Tam throughout the match with how they’re all ganging up on her with heelish antics and taunting her. The match itself however was very entertaining specially since we have a nice story to get behind to go with it. I miss seeing Mayu being in singles action and I hope she gets a rematch against Toni Storm very soon, and get her World of Stardom Championship back since she needs it badly. Natsu was vicious with Tam as she first starts whipping the crap out of her and then proceeds to grab a garbage can to pour the garbage on her, humiliating her right here. The carnage would eventually end with Natsu hitting her modified DDT on Tam to get the win for Oedo Tai.

But wait, there’s more as Kagetsu would cut a promo on Tam after the match, mocking her saying that she doesn’t belong in the Stardom ring. Natsu gets a turn next saying the ring smelt like garbage, but it was because Tam was in the ring, she even mocked her wrestling ability and how she’ll try her best even if she loses. Tam has enough as she challenges Natsu to a single’s match which Natsu agrees and even let’s Tam pick the stipulation. First she suggests that if Natsu loses, she’s kick out of Oedo Tai, but she changes her mind and instead wants an Explosion Death Match! Natsu attempts to make excuses to not o the match, but Kagetsu accepts the challenge on her behalf as it appears it’ll be a tag team match instead of a one on one, meaning Tam must pick a partner. First she attempts to have Mayu be her partner, but she declines since she has a title match coming up, I guess she is fighting Toni Storm afterall? Hooray! Tam would then try Io Shirai of all people as she makes her way to the ring and then declines since she has no part in this feud, and then walks away. Kagetsu would call Io back out and say if she’s the ace of Joshi wrestling, then she should put her name in on the match. Io would then reply saying she got to the top on her own and they should have a great match without the need of something stupid as a stipulation like this, and then the two brawl and got held back.

Recommended:  Great match and great story behind it, specially the after match.

Overall:  I think day two was a success and a much better show than the first one, got a tournament coming up nicely, a great main event, and something to look forward to on April 1st.

Favorite Match:  Jungle Kyona, Mayu Iwatani & Tam Nakano vs. Hana Kimura, Kagetsu & Natsu Sumire

Least Favorite Match: Nao Yamaguchi vs. Shiki Shibusawa

Score: 7/10

I’ll see you all again for day three!


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Mitchell’s ROH Death Before Dishonor Results & Report! (7/26/24)

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The word of the day is, “Gold!”

ROH brings Death Before Dishonor to Texas, and makes it bigger than ever! SIX championship matches, how drastically will the landscape change?

OFFICIAL RESULTS

  • Zero Hour – MXM Collection VS Spanish Announce Project; wins.
  • Komander VS The Beast Mortos; wins.
  • Texas Deathmatch: Leyla Hirsch VS Diamante; wins.
  • ROH World Six Man Tag Team Championship Qualifier: Dustin Rhodes & The Von Erichs VS The Dark Order; wins and advances to Battle of the Belts 11.
  • ROH World Tag Team Championships: The Kingdom VS Tomohiro Ishii & Kyle O’Reilly; win(s) and
  • ROH World Television Championship Survival of the Fittest: Atlantis Jr. VS Lio Rush VS Shane Taylor VS Johnny TV VS Lee Johnson VS Brian Cage; wins and
  • ROH Pure Championship: Wheeler Yuta VS Lee Moriarty; wins and
  • ROH Women’s World Television Championship: Billie Starkz VS Red Velvet; wins and
  • ROH Women’s World Championship: Athena VS Queen Aminata; wins and
  • ROH World Championship: Mark Briscoe VS Roderick Strong; wins and

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Andrew’s TNA iMPACT! Results & Match Ratings: 7.25.2024

Slammiversary Fallout! Where do things go on the way to Victory Road?

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Well now we start the fall out of Slammiversary. Josh Alexander in his bad bitch summer, X-Speedball legacy, ABC got the t-a-g and Jordynne is still in charge of the Knockouts division. Like I said at the end of Slammiversary, all of the champions being Babyfaces is stupid. They need to drop a couple titles fairly quickly, because I don’t care what some people say, Nic Nemeth ain’t gonna bring any eyes to the brand. He’s about as hot as day old Hamburger Helper over a camping sterno.

We’ll probably open with the luke warm champion, so tune in like 10 minutes late for anything of substance to be happen.

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Ratings:

  • Steve Maclin vs Cody Deaner: Maclin wins via KIA – *
  • AJ Francis w/Rich Swann & Josh Bishop vs Sami Callihan: AJ wins via Down Payment – **
  • Hammer Your ASH (ASH by Elegance & Alexander Hammerstone) vs JuggerYoung (Jordynne Grace & Eric Young): Hammer Your ASH wins via Torture Rack – ** 1/2
  • The System (Eddie Edwards, Brian Myers & JDC) w/Alisha Edwards vs Matt Hardy & The ABC (Ace Austin & Chris Bey): Broken Alphabet wins via Twist & Splash – ***

 

Results:

Nemeth gives the ole “I’ll be a fighting champion…blah blah” promo and drops the “any company” line that we’ve already understood what that means. Campaign Singh cuts him off…and I never thought I’d be happy for Campaign Singh to walk out and say anything…ever. And…Mustafa’s promo is worse than Dolph’s. He’s gone from parody to caricature even saying “it was the biggest screw job Montreal ever saw”. Like some of these lines are cheap heat, but most are just brain dead comments that wouldn’t get a reaction out of anyone (and the crowd was silent for that comment). Mustafa gets caught in an Archer “phrasing” moment about getting screwed hard, but this is painful. Promos written by 14 year olds everyone…

This ends with Ali challenging Nemeth for the World Title. While I’m not against walk up challenges, I watch Japanese wrestling, I don’t really get the point aside from doing it just to do it. 

ABC and Matt Hardy have a small promo, and I’m still not really a fan of Unbroken Matt Version 6.0. The floating between Broken voice and his normal voice sounds amateurish.

OH LOOK, finally a match 20 minutes into the show. And it’s my son Steve Maclin! OH CHRIST he’s facing Deaner. This has been 25 minutes of talking followed by the worst god damn attempt at a gimmick. Deaner’s little “Papa Santino told me I can wipe my ass only if the crowd agrees”. This gimmick should die in a fire.

Steve Maclin vs Cody Deaner

Deaner started off quick because Maclin was in disbelief that Deaner was actually gonna fight him. Maclin dodges a Crossbody, Busaiku Knee, and just starts beating on Deaner for fun. And this is fun, maybe Maclin can make sure Deaner gets stretchered out and written off forever. How do you call for an ambulance in French? Maclin with the old Back Breaker into a stretch. Deaner tries to nerd rage up, breaks the Back Breaker Stretch, his punch combo, into a Manhattan Drop and Bulldog. Deaner hits the Crossbody, but Maclin kicks out. This is entirely too competitive.

Deaner goes for the Deaner DDT, blocked, Olympic Slam into Splashing Deaner into the corner, Caught in the Crosshairs, K-I-A, thanks for coming you damn dweeb. Stay in Canada and don’t travel Deaner, please.

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AJ Francis w/Rich Swann & Josh Bishop vs Sami Callihan

As the bell sounds, Sami knocks Rich off the apron, Low Bridges AJ, does the Beats of the Bodhran on AJ and then AJ eats the offense and strategizes with his crew. Bishop and Rich swarm the ring, Sami allows himself to get distracted so AJ slides in and starts beating on Sami. AJ throats Sami across the middle rope and Rich makes his presence felt, AJ distracts the referee and Rich gets in a lot of cheap shots. Bishop throws Sami back in the ring, and AJ keeps up the pressure. Lots of 5 count chokes and leverage moves. After the commercial break ends, Sami dodges a Tennessee Whiskey Knee, gets in a few shots before Rich trips Sami as he’s setting up a Dive, and then AJ takes advantage of the position and hits the goofball knee strike.

AJ calls for his Chokeslam, Sami tries to break it with Axe Handles, then claws the eyes. Sami goes for a Scoop Slam, gets him part way up and then falls over. AJ Chokeslam again, but he bites his hand and starts fighting back. Launches himself at AJ, sends him bouncing off the ropes and uses the momentum to hit that Scoop Slam that was teased earlier. Sami goes for a Western Lariat but eats a Big Boot. AJ does a little Hulk Hogan pose to signal a Leg Drop, but Sami dodges and then connects on a Sliding Lariat. Thumbs Up, Thumbs….interference. Rich distracts the ref, Bishop lays out Sami, AJ connects with the Down Payment.

Hammer Your ASH (ASH by Elegance & Alexander Hammerstone) vs JuggerYoung (Jordynne Grace & Eric Young)

ASH and Jordynne exchange slaps and then Jordynne starts to out muscle ASH. Spinebuster from Jordynne, Juggernaut Driver attempt, but ASH fights off, rope run, Sattelite DDT into both tagging out. EY does the Flair corner flop, slides back in between Hammer’s legs, and connects on a Neckbreaker. EY is the quicker of the two, but Hammer finally gets his hands on him and a Release Belly to Belly into a full mount raining of fists, then a near fall. Hammer smashes EY in a corner, Arm Wringer into an Irish Whip across, but EY moves and Hammer tags out to ASH. ASH levels Jordynne, peppers EY with a few shots and pulls him back to their corner and starts some tandem offense with Hammerman. Hammer Guerilla Presses ASH and throws her into EY for a near fall. Hammer looks to aim for either a Powerbomb or Nightmare Pendulum, but EY drops it into a Small Package, pinfall kick out, they both run, Double Lariat spot. The Knockouts get tagged in.

Jordynne is in control early, World’s Strongest Slam into a Vader Bomb. Juggernaut Driver attempt, but ASH fights it off and tags out to Hammer. Jordynne and EY do some schoolyard stuff with the old Push while Jordynne is down to trip Hammer. All four get in, ASH gets leveled, EY gets leveled, Hammer and Jordynne have a brief face off, but Hammer throws Jordynne to the apron and ASH connects with a Meteora from the apron. Death Valley Driver from Young on Hammer, ASH stares in shock, EY tells her to get, ASH runs away. EY goes up for his Macho Elbow, and ASH causes him to fall to Hammer’s feet, Torture Rack, and EY submits.

Josh Alexander comes out, with new heel music. And it’s not that bad, definitely better than some other people’s new music. Josh yells at the crowd a bit, says he can’t wait til he’s back in a real Canadian town, like his home of Toronto. Then he drops the mic in lieu of an explanation. The crowd chants him off with the “Nah Nah Nah Nah, Hey Hey Hey”. 

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The System (Eddie Edwards, Brian Myers & JDC) w/Alisha Edwards vs Matt Hardy & The ABC (Ace Austin & Chris Bey)

JDC and Hardy start, but JDC quickly tags out to Myers and that doesn’t go well. Hardy grabs a hold of Myers, a few Delete chops, drags him to his corner and they all get in a few shots punctuated with Hardy getting tagged back in and an Elbow into Myers’ extended and worked on left arm. Myers stays isolated, back into the corner, Boot to the gut, Ace tags in and wallops Myers. Ace connects on Double Kicks, into Russian Leg Sweep and his half of Click Click Boom, for a 2 count. Myers finally gets free with a Jaw Breaker and tags out to Eddie. But The System gets no momentum, Ace stifles Eddie’s offense and starts a few quick tags with him and Bey for tandem offense. Moose finally comes down the ramp as Eddie kicked out of yet another pinfall attempt because The System has had nothing going for them. Eddie finally gets some offense since Moose was a big enough distraction.

Eddie thinks they have a spot, so he tags back in JDC, but The ABC stop him cold, tag in Matt Hardy, and Matt walks down JDC, but JDC Low Bridges. Matt is on the outside, so all of The System surrounds Hardy, then Joe Hendry’s music hits! That stops the heel beatdown, and we follow Hendry’s entire entrance. So that proves Hendry is bigger than the 8 other people in this frame. Not really sure if that’s optics you want to push along. Ace and JDC try to remind people there’s wrestling going on, but JDC thumbs the eye to get a little something going. Vertical Suplex for a near fall, tag out for Eddie and Eddie lights up Ace with some of those NOAH Chops. Ace retreats to the ropes and Alisha chokes him with the ropes while the ref is distracted.

Myers gets tagged in, Ace tries to use the crowd energy, Myers stops it at first but then Ace slips a Scoop Slam and tags out to Bey. Hot tag, strike rush, Double Stomp, educated feet, Leap Frog to the corner but Lish climbs on the apron and yells at Bey which stops his rhythm. Myers kicks his feet out and causes Bey to crash. Eddie tags in for a few shots, then to JDC and Slingshot Knees, Wringer Snapmare, Bow and Arrow Submission, and JDC is just doing solid wrestling work right now. Uppercut between the Shoulder Blades as Bey tries to get out, tag to Myers and Bey is still eating offense. Eddie tags in, Bey tries the Sunset Flip, but Eddie tags out before going over, so Myers folds up Bey for a near fall and then tags out to JDC who connects on a Standing Suplex, slams Bey’s face into the corner, Eddie tags in, and Bey finally fights up to his feet, Eddie just flatten Bey’s comeback, tries a Tiger Driver but eats an Enzuigiri for a simultaneous tag. JDC and Hardy come in, JDC tries to exit halfway in, but Hardy is wrecking shop. He disposes of Eddie, Myers slides in but eats a tandem Neckbreaker/DDT from Hardy. Face team does the Delete Corner Face Smashes. Poetry in Motion into a Side Effect into Corkscrew Swanton for only 2 since Myers breaks it up! Everyone throwing hands, referee is distracted, Moose comes in to Spear Hardy, but Hardy dodges and throws him into JDC (I get the call back), Hendry then lays out Moose with the big Lariat. Twist of Fate from Hardy, Splash from Bey, Broken Alphabet wins!

 

Overall Score: 4/10

Ugh, cliche promos, too damn much talking, a competitive squash match with an imbecile as our first “match”, into an overbooked and slow heel match, finally a decent tag match (with the right team going over), into another overbooked match with a “tease” for the mystery backup being more obvious than Jericho’s WWF debut.

Aside from the afore mentioned tag match, The Rascalz promo and The System Promo; this was hard to watch. A lot of cornball promos, Rosemary licks her conspiracy board, storylines got zero traction. Whoopity Doo, Ryan Nemeth got a match next week and we get an undead wedding.

While this was a bad episode, it was bad by at least new standards. We’re not back in the TNA Dark Days again, but this was…a useless show.


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