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Wrestling International New Generations
Shin-WING
Acronym W*ING
Founded 1991
Founder(s) Kazuyoshi Osako
Mickey Ibaragi
Defunct 2001
Style Hardcore wrestling
Headquarters Japan

W*ING Terrorists (acronym for Wrestling's International New Generation) was a Japanese professional wrestling promotion specialized in deathmatches.

History[]

After leaving Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling in the summer of 1991, Kazuyoshi Osako and Kiyoshi "Mickey" Ibaragi founded Wrestling International New Generations (W*ING), with Osako as President and Ibaragi as Vice President. They would also lure away Mr. Pogo and Victor Quinones from FMW, taking away their number one heel and booker/talent exchanger.

Their first show took place on August 7, 1991, at the Korakuen Hall in Tokyo. W*ING would also have a talent exchange relationship with Puerto Rico-based World Wrestling Council, as well as sharing WWC's Caribbean Heavyweight and World Junior Heavyweight Championships between the two promotions. On March 21, 1994, W*ING closed its doors due to the massive loss of money. Quinones would later form International Wrestling Association of Japan later that year.

In 1994, former W*ING Terrorist wrestlers like Mr. Pogo, Mr. Violent Danger (Mitsuhiro Matsunaga), Hideki "Grunge Boy" Hosaka, Bad Boy Hideo, and Yukihiro Kanemura joined FMW and formed a W*ING Alliance instead of 'terrorists', which had the motive of ending FMW as they held Atsushi Onita and his FMW responsible for ending W*ING Terrorist promotional organization. The W*ING storyline carried on for three years before the stable was forced to disband on September 28, 1997.

Since 1995, Ibaragi has held several one-off W*ING reunion shows until 2010.

Mr. Pogo formed an offshoot promotion in 2001 called World W*ING Spirit (WWS), which would last until his death on June 23, 2017.

Roster[]

Championships[]

Championship: Last champion(s): Date won:
W*ING Heavyweight Championship Crypt Keeper June 2, 1995
W*ING World Junior Heavyweight Championship Canadian Tiger April 29, 1993
W*ING World Tag Team Championship The Headhunters (Headhunter A and Headhunter B) May 9, 1993

Gallery[]

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