The Garbage Thread ~ BJW & Hardcore Love

I will post some full shows from the last few months later today. It's been good lately, although I miss the days of Kintaro Kanemura, Ryuji Yamakawa & Homma going completely nuts...Why did Kanemura have to go all pervy on us and get fired lol. Homma has surprised the hell outta me, he has really turned his career around, dude was a jobber in All Japan but has worked his way into a solid position in New Japan.

I use to hate Miyamoto when he first debuted lol, in fact I was severely pissed off that he was given the belt and the top spot at the time. I was really irritated that guys like Kasai and Numazawa had been killing themselves for so long and never got the recognition, fast forward a few years...Yuko Miyamoto is the man and I am a huge fan of his now, the guy is a great all around wrestler but his DM's are nothing short of brutal and magical lol.

That's the match that made me love Miyamoto, the moonsault off the scaffold is sick!

Hoshino is meh, hopefully Yuko carries him to a good match. The real treasure on that card is Strong BJ vs. Twin Towers and Kawakami vs. K-HASH.

Results from today, Zach Zimmerman was in attendance for and sent his report into prowrestling.net which gave us permission to re-post them @ www.wrestlekingdom.ca

Attendance was probably in the range of 1,300-1,500

1. Tsutomu Oosugi, Hercules Senga and Kota Sekifuda beat Hideyoshi Kamitani, Isamu Oshita and Toshiyuki Sakuta. The finish came off a nicely executed Japanese leg-roll clutch by Sekifuda.

2. The Brahmans (Brahman Shu and Brahman Kei) and Shinobu beat Atsushi Maruyama, Masato Inaba, and Dyna Mido. This was a typical Brahman garbage brawl and the crowd ate it up. Lots of fun. One of the Brahmans scored the win with a Cradle Shock.

3. Ryuichi Kawakami beat Kazuki Hashimoto with Emerald Flowsion. Solid hard-hitting matchup.

4. Saburo Inematsu and Ryuichi Sekine defeated Masaya Takahashi and Takayuki Ueki in a Barbwire Board Deathmatch. The finish came with a scary powerbomb onto a piece of the board. This was pretty brutal, but at least the guys put their hands up on shots to the head.

5. Ryuji Ito, Abdullah Kobayashi, and Isami Kodaka beat Jaki Numazawa, Masashi Takeda, and Takumi Tsukamoto in a Light Tube Deathmatch. Kodaka scored the win with a Greetings from Asbury Park. My god are these light tube matches brutal. Really difficult to watch honestly.

6. Daisuke Sekimoto and Yuji Okabayashi over Kohei Sato and Shuji Ishikawa. This match was awesome and the crowd was super hot. One of the best matches we’ve seen this trip. “Big Baby” Okabayashi pinned BJW World Strong Champion Ishikawa with a top rope splash, likely earning himself a title match down the line.

7. Yuko Miyamoto retained the BJW Deathmatch Championship vs. Kankuro Hoshino in a Battle Sphere Requiem Deathmatch. Not sure where the “sphere” comes into play as the match included chairs, ladders, cinderblocks, and weight plates. The finish came after Greetings from Asbury Park onto the ring steps.