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NJPW World Tag League 2017 Results

NJPW World Tag League 2017 continued today with a show in Gunma. Today’s event didn’t air live on NJPW World, but they have uploaded the two tournament matches for everyone to watch. This will be the trend until the next live show on November 30th.

In today’s tournament matches, B Blocked off with The Best Friends defeated GoD to earn their first points of the tourney. I don’t think that the Japanese fans are sure of what to make of this team yet, but I am hoping that they warm up to them. Chuckie T is obviously having a ton of fun, but I think that the fans are too used to seeing Trent team with Rocky Romero and are maybe missing Roppongi Vice. Good match with Best Friends getting the win.

The other B Block match pitted the team of Tomohiro Ishii and Toru Yano taking on Michael Elgin and Jeff Cobb. Yano and Cobb were obviously separated at birth; they look so much alike, it’s freaky. The fans have already taken to Cobb, and they greatly enjoy his power moves. He and Ishii had some great interactions in this one. Really hard hitting match when Ishii was involved; Yano and his shenanigans were on display, as well. Cobb and Elgin got the win after Elgin nailed Ishii with an Elgin Bomb.

Just like the G1 Climax tournament, the World Tag League is held under a points system, with 2 points for a win, 1 for a draw, and 0 for a loss. The winners of the tournament will get a shot at the IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Championship at WrestleKingdom 12.

NJW World Tag League 2017 Current Standings

A Block

• Hirooki Goto & YOSHI-HASHI: 2 points
• Juice Robinson & Sami Callihan: 2 points
• SANADA & EVIL: 0 points
• Bad Luck Fale & Chase Owens: 0 points
• Hangman Page & Yujiro Takahashi: 0 points
• Minoru Suzuki & Takashi Iizuka: 0 points
• Satoshi Kojima & Hiroyoshi Tenzan: 0 points
• Yuji Nagata & Manabu Nakanishi: 0 points

B Block

• Jeff Cobb & Michael Elgin: 2 points
• Trent Barreta & Chuck Taylor: 2 points
• Toru Yano & Tomohiro Ishii: 0 points
• Tama Tonga & Tanga Loa: 0 points
• Lance Archer & Davey Boy Smith Jr.: 0 points
• War Machine: 0 points
• Katsuya Kitamura & David Finlay: 0 points
• Togi Makabe & Henare: 0 points

Yoko Bito Announces Retirement

30 year old Stardom wrestler Yoko Bito made a surprise announcement after losing her Wonder of STARDOM Title to Io Shirai at Stardom’s November 19th Korakuen Hall show. She announced that her retirement match will be set for Stardom’s Year-End Climax on December 24th at Korakuen Hall.

After the show, Yoko Bito announced that she will hold her retirement match on 12.24 at Korakuen Hall.

— We Are Stardom (@we_are_stardom) November 19, 2017

Yoko Bito made her debut on the first Stardom show Birth of Nova on January 1st 2010. She first retired in 2012 due to neck injuries but made her return to Stardom in 2016 mostly teaming with Kairi Hojo now known as NXT’s Kairi Sane.

美闘陽子が電撃的に引退表明！

「最後まで美闘陽子を走り抜けたい…やり切りました。老ぼれていく姿を見せたくない。」12・24後楽園ホールで引退試合を示唆。 pic.twitter.com/vLjDa7oxgO

— スターダム/STARDOM (@wwr_stardom) November 19, 2017

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Ring Of Honor was in San Antonio, Texas, last night for the first night of this weekend’s Survival Of The Fittest 2017 events. The Elite were on hand, with the newest “member” of Bullet Club, Stephen Amell.

In a strange twist, FloSlam was at the show and started publishing videos and pictures from the event on their Twitter page. A lot of people were wondering if ROH and the troubled streaming service had decided to work together due to this, but that is not the case.

ROH issued the following statement once it was brought to their attention what was going on and what the rumors were. Greg Gillilend, a ROH executive, contacted PWInsider about the situation.

“It was brought to my attention that Floslam or Floslam representatives were fraudulently covering our San Antonio event yesterday, streaming video and posting photos to Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. This has created an illusion that we are somehow working with them. Ring of Honor are in no way affiliated with Floslam and their actions yesterday were unauthorized.”

Trash move, FloSlam, and stupid to boot.

As for the show itself, it appeared to be a resounding success, with lines for the meet and greets being absolutely insane.

The line to get in right now @KennyOmegamanX @MattJackson13 @NickJacksonYB @CodyRhodes @MartyScurll pic.twitter.com/fZXxUJ3lLP

— Louis Carey (@LouisCarey6) November 17, 2017

ROH Survival Of The Fittest 2017 Night 1 Results

Cheeseburger defeated Jastin Taylor.

Survival Of The Fittest Tournament
Silas Young defeated Josh Woods.

Survival Of The Fittest Tournament
Shane Taylor defeated The Beer City Bruiser.

Survival Of The Fittest Tournament
Punishment Martinez defeated Jay Lethal.

The Kingdom defeated Search & Destroy.

Deonna Purrazzo defeated Britt Baker.

Esfinge and Rey Cometa defeated The Dawgs.

Kenny King defeated Joey Ryan to retain the ROH World Television Championship.

Dalton Castle defeated Marty Scurll.

The Bullet Club, (Cody, Kenny Omega, Matt Jackson, and Nick Jackson with Stephen Amell) defeated The Addiction, Scorpio Sky, and Flip Gordon.

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WWE NXT Results (11/15/17)

The final NXT before this Saturday’s TakeOver WarGames is in the books, and the stage is set for the big show. On tonight’s show, Ember Moon got a victory over Mercedes Martinez, giving her momentum heading into her NXT Women’s Title match at TakeOver, Drew McIntyre got attacked yet again by the challenger to his NXT Title, Andrade Almas, and Kassius Ohno stared down his TakeOver opponent Lars Sullivan.

WWE NXT Results

The Street Profits defeated Tino Sabbatelli & Riddick Moss.

Lars Sullivan defeated Raul Mendoza.

Ember Moon defeated Mercedes Martinez.

NXT TakeOver: WarGames Final Card

TakeOver: WarGames heads our way Saturday from Houston, and we now know the final card for the show. WWE Hall of Famer Booker T, Sam Roberts, and Charly Caruso will be hosting the kickoff panel on Saturday, beginning at 7:30 pm EST, and the main card will begin on WWE Network at 8:00 pm EST.

WWE UK Champion Pete Dunne will defend his title against Johnny Gargano before TakeOver kicks off, but that match will air on next week’s NXT.

The final card for TakeOver is:

• Kassius Ohno vs Lars Sullivan.
• The Velveteen Dream vs Aleister Black.
• Shawn Michaels vs Johnny Gargano in an Abs Contest.
• Ember Moon vs Kairi Sane vs Peyton Royce vs Nikki Cross for the vacant NXT Women’s Title.
• Drew McIntyre vs Andrade “Cien” Almas for the NXT Title.
• Sanity vs The Undisputed Era vs The Authors Of Pain & Roderick Strong in WarGames.

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Impact Wrestling put on their Bound For Glory go-home show tonight, tying up most of the loose ends leading into Sunday’s big show. Plus, we go more matches from Impact’s partners, including Border City Wrestling and Pro Wrestling NOAH.

Impact Wrestling Results

Allie & Rosemary defeated Sienna & KC Spinelli (match from Border City Wrestling).

Moose and Okabayashi defeated Nakajima and Kitamiya (match from Pro Wrestling NOAH).

Dezmond Xavier defeated Trevor Lee, Sonjay Dutt, Petey Williams, Matt Sydal, & Garza Jr.

Johnny Impact & oVe defeated Eli Drake & LAX.

We also got word of another long-time Impact Wrestling employee leaving the company. Earlier today, we reported that both Brian Hebner and Robert King, referees for the promotion, were leaving the company. Tonight, referee Brian Stiffler announced on Twitter that he, too, is departing the promotion.

Got to main event one last time w/ @IMPACTWRESTLING!! Thanks for granting my release! Big THANKS to the locker room & crew for everything!!

— Brian Stiffler (@BrianStiffler) November 3, 2017

In comments given to Pro Wrestling Sheet, Stiffler gave further comments on his time in the company.

“I’m extraordinarily grateful for being given the opportunity to have worked with TNA/IMPACT for the past 13 years. I’ve learned and grew so much with the help of so many incredible people, including Brian and Earl Hebner (who also I became best friends with!!). The locker room is so unbelievably talented and passionate. And the crew has some of the hardest working men and women I’ve ever been around. As I leave, I wish them all nothing but continued success and all the best!!”

With these three departures, it appears that Impact only has one referee left, and that’s Earl Hebner.

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Last week, Kaientai Dojo held TAKA Michinoku’s 25th Anniversary show. Wrestlers from Kaientai Dojo, NJPW, Pro Wrestling NOAH, Stardom, Okinawa Pro Wrestling, Michinoku Pro Wrestling, and a handful of freelancers came together for the joint-promotion show at Tokyo’s Korakuen Hall. In the main event, TAKA teamed up with Kota Ibushi to face Gedo and IWGP Heavyweight Champion Kazuchika Okada.

This was a really fun show, and you can see it in its entirety here. Thanks to the Real Hero Archive for making so many of these shows (that those of us outside of Japan would never see), along with an amazing archive of Japanese promotions, available to us. It is greatly appreciated.

TAKA Michinoku 25th Anniversary Show Results

Marines Mask & Yoshihiro Horaguchi defeated Dickey Mayer & Taylor Adams.

Hi69 & Yasu Urano defeated Daigoro Kashiwa & MIYAWAKI.

HZK & Io Shirai defeated Bambi & ERINA.

I will just take a moment to wax poetic on the glory that is HZK and Io Shirai. If you haven’t seen these women in Stardom, you are really missing out.

Io Shirai hits the moonsault. #kdojo pic.twitter.com/lMPZnmRltY

— Roy (@narukiroy) September 12, 2017

Bambi & ERINA had a good showing in this one, but they just aren’t on the level of Io and HZK yet. Io hit a gorgeous Moonsault on ERINA to win the match for her team. Really fun match from these four women.

FYI… You can get Stardom World for around $6.50 a month. The streaming service for Stardom has great wrestlers from around the world, English subtitles, and amazing matches. Well worth the small price.

Dino Stones (Dinosaur Takuma & Kotaro Yoshino) & Ricky Fuji defeated Dick Togo, Super Delfin, & The Great Sasuke.

Ok, if you haven’t seen Dinosaur Takuma and Kataro Yoshino, you are missing out. Just imagine Fred Flintstone and Dino as wrestlers, and you’ve got a pretty good idea of what their gimmick is. Takuma has a tail and everything. It’s great. And, I swear Ricky Fuji will never retire. At 51, he’s still going strong…even if he does look a bit like an aging 80s hair band member.

#kdojo pic.twitter.com/zkEkVS2Cqk

— Roy (@narukiroy) September 12, 2017

Their opponents were legends in every sense of the word. With 81 years of in-ring experience between them, they are still kicking ass. This was a fun match. I always enjoy seeing the legends in the ring, especially when they are interacting with younger talent. Plus, Dinosaur Takuma is quickly becoming one of my favorites. Kataro Yoshino got the win for his team after pinning Super Delfin.

RoS (Kaji Tomato, Shiori Asahi, Taishi Takizawa, & Yuma) defeated Magatsuki (Ayumu Honda, Kunio Toshima, Kyu Mogami, & Tank Nagai).

TOMATO!!! Here’s another guy you need to search out if you haven’t seen any of his work. He’s just adorable and fun and pretty damn good in the ring, too. The clown creeped me out a bit, but then again, they always do.

Dropkick/Spinebuster combo from Tank Nagai & Kunio Toshima, the height on that dropkick tho.#kdojo pic.twitter.com/mA5nAfkhFI

— Roy (@narukiroy) September 12, 2017

Really good 8-man tag team match. A lot of fun and some great, intense action from both teams.

Minoru Suzuki defeated GO Asakawa.

There’s nothing better at midnight than watching MiSu trying to rip someone’s arms out of their sockets. It’s always fun. Then, when he follows it up with kicks and slaps, it’s even better. When he follows all that up by beating a poor soul with a chair, it’s glorious.

A wicked submission by MiSu #kdojo pic.twitter.com/bwbfepvu5T

— Roy (@narukiroy) September 12, 2017

GO gave it the old college try, and he even managed to get in some decent offense on occasion, but our favorite Murder Dad was just too much to overcome. He seemed mortally offended whenever GO got any kind of advantage and then just hit him twice as hard on principle. Not surprisingly, MiSu won this one after hitting the Gotch Style Piledriver.

Kazuchika Okada and Gedo defeated Kota Ibushi & TAKA Michinoku.

The first thing we learned from this bout is that Okada has no clue what to do when it comes to streamers. They may be his kryptonite (Take note, EVIL, Kenny, & Naito).

The second thing we learned from this match is that at 43, TAKA can still outwork most people on any roster anywhere in the world.

TAKA flies with a Quebrada! #kdojo pic.twitter.com/FGXYmIFakm

— Roy (@narukiroy) September 12, 2017

I will admit it was nice to hear Okada get booed all the way to hell and back. He’s a natural heel; I don’t know why NJPW doesn’t play that up. I mean, that’s what his character was supposed to be from the get-go. Plus, Gedo is there, in all his random cussing glory. Nothing but heel shit from these two.

High Kick from Ibushi! #kdojo pic.twitter.com/rgVGQPgnv9

— Roy (@narukiroy) September 12, 2017

I still want to see a singles match between Ibushi and Okada sometime soon. They work so well together. Okada is so smooth in the ring, and Ibushi, along with being batshit insane, is incredible and takes Okada out of him comfort zone (and in all honesty, when Okada is wrestling outside the box, that’s when he’s at his best).

Rainmaker!! #kdojo pic.twitter.com/Sx3xgAJCeM

— Roy (@narukiroy) September 12, 2017

This was a really good, entertaining match, but my one problem with it was that TAKA couldn’t even get the win at his anniversary show in his own promotion. Why Gedo had to get the cheap win with an eye poke and the Gedo Clutch is beyond me. Maybe I am missing something, but you’d think TAKA at least deserved to get the pin on his own show.

All in all, this was a good show and worth checking out.

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PROGRESS Wrestling held it’s biggest show of the year at Alexandra Palace in London today, and what a show it turned out to be. There were title changes, some great matches, and a surprise return.

PROGRESS also announced during the show that they will be heading to the Wembley SSE Arena next year in September. Needless to say, this is a big deal for the promotion.

Hello Wembley pic.twitter.com/6jJXr8REth

— PROGRESS Wrestling (@ThisIs_Progress) September 10, 2017

Chapter 55, Chase The Sun, should be up on PROGRESS’ on-demand site within the next seven days, and let me just say that if you don’t have it, you are missing out. This is an incredible company that puts on amazing shows with awesome talent. So, without further ado, let’s get to the results.

PROGRESS Chapter 55 Chase The Sun Results

Chuck Mambo defeated Spike Trivet (preshow match).

PROGRESS Tag Team Title Ladder Match
CCK (Chris Brookes and Kid Lykos) defeated Moustache Mountain (Trent Seven and Tyler Bate) to become the new PROGRESS Tag Team Champions.

An impressive show of strength by @Tyler_Bate as @OBEYBrookes crashes through the ladder #ChaseTheSun pic.twitter.com/wC4spO7xHm

— PROGRESS Wrestling (@ThisIs_Progress) September 10, 2017

PROGRESS Women’s Title
Toni Storm defeated Dahlia Black to retain her PROGRESS Women’s Title (after the match, Jinny came down to the ring and attacked Dahlia with a chair).

Open Challenge
Zack Sabre Jr. defeated Marty Scurll (Scurll returned to PROGRESS to answer ZSJ’s open challenge).

Death Match
Jimmy Havoc defeated Mark Haskins.

Fuck #ChaseTheSun pic.twitter.com/pnl27t68bB

— PROGRESS Wrestling (@ThisIs_Progress) September 10, 2017

ATLAS Championship
Walter defeated Matt Riddle & Timothy Thatcher to become the new ATLAS Champion.

"Why suplex one, when you can suplex all" said @WalterAUT #ChaseTheSun pic.twitter.com/x6sZaVUA8q

— PROGRESS Wrestling (@ThisIs_Progress) September 10, 2017

#1 Contender’s Scramble
Mark Andrews defeated Damian Dunne, Eddie Dennis, Jack Sexsmith, Strangler Davis, Flash Morgan Webster, James Drake, & Zack Gibson.

PROGRESS Championship
Travis Banks defeated Pete Dunne to become the new PROGRESS Champion.

@Travis_BanksPW is the new @ThisIs_Progress world champion!!!#AllyPally #ChaseTheSun pic.twitter.com/1uxYOanDCh

— Jon (@Jon_Wrestling) September 10, 2017

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PWG’s Battle Of Los Angeles 2017 is in the books, and tonight, Ricochet won the tournament, becoming the first 2-time winner in the tourney’s history. He managed to overcome Jeff Cobb and Keith Lee in the finals and walked out of Reseda with the trophy.

PWG Battle Of Los Angeles 2017 Night 3 Results

BOLA Quarterfinals: Ricochet defeated Dezmond Xavier.

BOLA Quarterfinals: Travis Banks defeated Marty Scurll.

BOLA Quarterfinals: Keith Lee defeated Donovan Dijak.

BOLA Quarterfinals: Ray Fenix defeated Zack Sabre Jr.

BOLA Quarterfinals: Jeff Cobb defeated Sammy Guevara.

BOLA Quarterfinals: Matt Riddle defeated Penta el 0M.

BOLA Semifinals: Ricochet defeated Travis Banks.

BOLA Semifinals: Keith Lee defeated Ray Fenix.

BOLA Semifinals: Jeff Cobb defeated Matt Riddle.

Chuck Taylor, Flamita, Joey Janela, Mark Haskins, and Flash Morgan Webster defeated Brian Cage, Sami Callihan, Trevor Lee, WALTER, and Jonah Rock.

BOLA Finals: Ricochet defeated Keith Lee and Jeff Cobb (Lee eliminated Cobb, and Ricochet rolled up Lee for the win).

Ricochet just pinned Lee via reversal on the giant powerslam and is your 2 time #bola winner #pwg pic.twitter.com/rKN1ISJdiZ

— Josh Ketch (@xIAMHOLLYWOODx) September 4, 2017

After his win, Ricochet cut a promo, calling out PWG Champion Chuck Taylor. Ricochet said he was coming after Taylor’s title before he “moves on to bigger and better things”. Let the speculation from all corners begin on what Rico meant by that.

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The CHIKARA King Of Trios 2017 tournament came to a close in Wolverhampton, England today. After three days of matches, the House Strong Style (Pete Dunne, Tyler Bate, and Trent Seven) became the new Kings, outlasting 15 other teams to win this year’s tourney.

King Of Trios 2017 Night 3 Results

• KoT Semi-Final Round Match
  • House SENDAI Girls (Meiko Satomura, DASH Chisako, & Cassandra Miyagi) defeated Casa Dorada (Juan Francisco de Coronado, Sonny Defarge, & Cornelius Crummels).
• KoT Semi-Final Round Match
  • House Strong Style (Pete Dunne, Tyler Bate, & Trent Seven) defeated House Rot (Hallowicked, Frightmare & Kobald) via forfeit due to Frightmare not being cleared after yesterday’s altercation with Fire Ant.
  • House Strong Style advance to the Finals to face House SENDAI Girls.
• Officer Warren Barksdale defeated Deputy Damian Dunne.
• Fire Ant defeated Kobald.
• Tag Team Gauntlet
  • Los Ice Creams (El Hijo del Ice Cream & Ice Cream Jr.) win, last defeating CCK (Chris Brookes & Kid Lykos).
• Merlok defeated Sylverhawk.
• Rey de Voladores Finals
  • Ophidian (The Whisper) defeated Jody Fleisch.
• KoT Finals
  • House Strong Style (Pete Dunne, Tyler Bate, & Trent Seven) defeated House SENDAI Girls (Meiko Satomura, DASH Chisako, & Cassandra Miyagi). Dunne pinned Meiko after hitting her with the Bitter End.

Congrats to British Strong Style on becoming the 2017 Kings Of Trios.

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CHIKARA Pro continued this year’s King Of Trios tournament in Wolverhampton last night, with the eight remaining teams squaring off in the semi-finals of the tournament. Also last night, the semi-finals of the Rey de Voladores were held.

King Of Trios 2017 Night 2 Results

• Rey de Voladores Semi-Final Round Elimination Match
  • The Whisper advances to the finals over A-Kid, Omari, and Phantasmo.
• KoT Semi-Final Round Match
  • Casa Dorada (Juan Francisco de Coronado, Sonny Defarge & Cornelius Crummels) defeated House CCK (Chris Brookes, Kid Lykos & ELIJAH).
• Rey de Voladores Semi-Final Round Elimination Match
  • Jody Fleisch advances to the Finals over Chuck Mambo, Red Eagle, Jr., and Sylverhawk.
• KoT Semi-Final Round Match
  • House SENDAI Girls (Meiko Satomura, DASH Chisako, & Cassandra Miyagi) defeated House Seven Seas (Merlok, Hermit Crab, & Cajun Crawdad).
• KoT Semi-Final Round Match
  • House Rot (Hallowicked, Frightmare & Kobald) defeated House Furies (Fire Ant, Solo Darling & Travis Huckabee) via disqualification.
• World of Sport Rules; One Fall to a Finish
  • In overtime, Mike Quackenbush pins Johnny Kidd to win their career series 2-1-1.
• KoT Semi-Final Round Match
  • House Strong Style (Pete Dunne, Tyler Bate, & Trent Seven) defeated House Throwback (Dasher Hatfield, Mark Angelosetti, & Simon Grimm).

The finals will be held today to crown the 2017 King Of Trios.

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Pro Wrestling Guerrilla’s 2017 Battle Of Los Angeles continued tonight in Reseda with more first round tourney matches and a main event that saw Kenny Omega return to PWG and team up with The Young Bucks to square off against Rey Fenix, Flamita, and Penta El 0M. In the main event, apparently the ring broke and Fenix took out one of the ceiling lights when did a moonsault to the floor off the top turnbuckle, but the 6 men were able to finish the match without incident (and without injury to anyone involved, thankfully).

PWG Battle Of Los Angeles 2017 Night 2 Results

Donovan Dijak defeated Trevor Lee.

Sammy Guevara defeated Joey Janela.

Travis Banks defeated Mark Haskins.

The LDRS (Zack Sabre Jr. and Marty Scurll) defeated Ricochet and Matt Sydal in a non-tournament tag team match.

Jeff Cobb defeated Sami Callihan.

Matt Riddle defeated Michael Elgin.

Keith Lee defeated WALTER.

The Elite (Kenny Omega and The Young Bucks) defeated Rey Fenix, Flamita, and Penta El 0M.

The 2017 Battle Of Los Angeles will continue tomorrow night with the finals, and the 2017 BOLA winner will be crowned.

And yes, I will be purchasing the Night Two DVD simply for the Keith Lee/WALTER match and the main event. They are more than worth it.

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