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| − | '''The Kobe World Pro Wrestling Festival''' is a major professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event and Gaora TV event, held by Japanese professional wrestling promotion [[Dragon Gate]] and it is an annual pay-per-view event. It occurs every July at Kobe World Kinen Hall in Kobe, Japan. The Kobe World Pro Wrestling Festival is the successor to the [[Toryumon Japan]] Aniversario shows. It is the biggest, and arguably the most important, event of the year, equivalent to the WWE's WrestleMania and the [[NJPW]]'s [[January 4 Dome Show]]. The attendance has grown over the years, being the higgest 9,800 persons on 2017 the most seen of the all years and often surpassing previously set record numbers for the promotion. |
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| + | The {{nihongo|'''Kobe Pro-Wrestling Festival'''|KOBEプロレスフェスティバル|Kōbe Puroresu Fesutibaru}} or often referred as '''Kobe World''' is a major professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event and a Gaora TV event, held by the Japanese professional wrestling promotion [[Dragon Gate]] and it is an annual pay-per-view event. It occurs every July at World Memorial Hall in Kobe, Japan. The Kobe World Pro Wrestling Festival is the successor of the [[Toryumon Japan]] Aniversario shows. The event celebrates the anniversary of the company after it was formed during the last Vo Aniversario. It is the biggest, and arguably the most important, event of the year, equivalent to the WWE's WrestleMania and the [[NJPW]]'s [[January 4 Dome Show]] and it is regarded as Dragon Gate's flagship event usually held in July. The attendance has grown over the years, surpassing the limit of attendance of the Word Memorial Hall that can occupy that are 8,000 fans, while also putting additional seats each show. The 2017 show had the highest attendance with 9,800 fans packing the World Memorial Hall, surpassing previously set record numbers of the shows, while 2018 had the lowest attendance with 4,952 fans. Since 2018, all events became available in their streaming service [[Dragon Gate Network]]. |
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| + | Dragon Gate often invites other promotions, Japanese and international, to participate in their Kobe Pro Wrestling Festival shows such as Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide, [[New Japan Pro Wrestling]], [[Kaientai Dojo]], [[Pro Wrestling Zero1]]. The shows have regularly featured wrestlers from all over Japan including [[Abdullah the Butcher]], [[Masakatsu Funaki]], [[Yoshiaki Fujiwara]], [[Masato Tanaka]], [[Tatsumi Fujinami]] and [[Hiro Saito]]. In 2019, Dragon Gate celebrated its 20th anniversary with many wrestlers who worked for Dragon Gate, returned to the company such as [[Takuya Sugawara]], [[Shuji Kondo]] and most notably the founder of [[Toryumon Japan]] (which later became Dragon Gate), [[Último Dragón]]. In 2019, [[PAC]] became the first ''gaijin'' to take part in the main event of the Kobe Pro-Wrestling Festival event. |
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| − | The dark match between [[Kenichiro Arai]] and [[Akira Tozawa|Tozawa]] was the last match in the Tozawa 10 Match Trial Series. Tozawa lost and complete the series with a 0-10 record. [["Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa|Stalker Ichikawa]] appeared following the second match, looking to engage one of the participants in an impromptu match. But he wasignored, however. |
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| − | After intermission, the Dragon Gate President [[Takashi Okamura]] appeared along with the founder of Asistencia Asesoría y Administración Antonio Peña. And they announced a partnership between the two promotions and would be exchange talents in following the months. |
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| − | [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] wore ring gear custom made by [[Susumu Yokosuka]], which was white, the first time since Mochizuki wore such colors since he was part of [[Hagure Gundam]]. After the main event, Mochizuki challenged [[TAKA Michinoku]] for the [[Champion of Strongest-K]], [[World Junior Heavyweight Championship]], [[Tohoku Junior Heavyweight Championship]]. And he also nominated Susumu as a future challenger for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]]. |
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| − | |match1=[[Kenichiro Arai]] defeated [[Akira Tozawa|Tozawa]] |
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| − | |stip1=Singles match |
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| − | |time1=5:46 |
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| − | |match2=[[K-ness]], Kenichiro Arai, and [[Susumu Yokosuka]] defeated [[Anthony W. Mori]], [[BxB Hulk]], and [[Super Shisa]] |
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| − | |stip2=Six-man tag team match |
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| − | |time2=17:51 |
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| − | |match3=[[Taku Iwasa|El Hijo de Iwasanto]] and [[Raimu Mishima|Mishi Mascaras]] defeated [[Kouji Shishido|Jackson Florida]] and [[Takayuki Yagi|Johnson Florida]] |
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| − | |stip3=Tag team match |
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| − | |time3=9:55 |
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| − | |match4=[[Masato Yoshino]] and [[Shingo Takagi]] defeated [[Madoka|Super-X]] and [[Yuji Hino]] |
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| − | |stip4=Tag team match |
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| − | |time4=14:31 |
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| − | |match5=[[Magnitude Kishiwada]] defeated [[Naoki Tanizaki]] |
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| − | |stip5=Singles match |
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| − | |time5=9:03 |
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| − | |match6=[[Katsuhiko Nakajima]] and [[Kensuke Sasaki]] defeated [[Genichiro Tenryu]] and [[Magnum Tokyo]] |
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| − | |stip6=Tag Team match |
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| − | |time6=15:34 |
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| − | |match7=[[Blood Generation]] ([[CIMA]], [[Don Fujii]], and [[Naruki Doi]]) defeated [[Do FIXER]] ([[Dragon Kid]], [[Genki Horiguchi]], and [[Ryo Saito]]) (c) |
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| − | |stip7=Six-man tag team match for the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time7=25:53 |
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| − | |match8=[[Masaaki Mochizuki]] (c) defeated [[Taka Michinoku]] |
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| − | |stip8=Singles match for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time8=25:25 |
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| − | ==2006== |
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| − | On May 13, 2006 during the Aggressive tour [[Dragon Kid]] defeated [[Susumu Yokosuka]] in a six-man tag team match and Kid's partner were [[Ryo Saito]] and [[Genki Horiguchi]] and Yokosuka's partner's were [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] and [[Yuki Ono|Katsuo]]. On the next day Kid pinned Susumu in a predule match which was set a match at the 2006 Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival for Susumu's [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]]. Also during the Aggressive tour it was announced a special tag team [[Genichiro Tenryu]] and [[Magnum Tokyo|Magnum TOKYO]] against [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] and [[Minoru Suzuki]]. Also it was announced that [[Dos Caras]] would appeared at the show and the main event would be [[CIMA]] against [[Magnitude Kishiwada]] in a No Rope Singles Match. |
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| − | |match1=[[Genki Horiguchi]], [[Ryo Saito]], and The Turboman defeated King Shisa, [[Shachihoko BOY|Shisa BOY]], and [[Super Shisa]] |
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| − | |stip1=Six-man tag team match |
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| − | |time1=14:47 |
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| − | |match2=[[K-ness]], [[Keni'chiro Arai]], defeated [[Akira Tozawa]] and [[Anthony W. Mori|Takayuki Mori]] |
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| − | |stip2=Tag team match |
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| − | |time2=10:35 |
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| − | |match3=[[Dos Caras]] defeated [[BxB Hulk]] |
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| − | |time3=10:07 |
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| − | |match4=[[Yutaka Yoshie]] defeated [[Shingo Takagi]] |
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| − | |time4=12:52 |
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| − | |match5=[[Dr. Muscle]], [[Gamma]], [[Masato Yoshino]], [[Naoki Tanizaki]], and [[Naruki Doi]] defeated [[Don Fujii]], [[Jack Evans]], [[Matt Sydal]], [[Roderick Strong]], and [[Yasushi Kanda]] |
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| − | |stip5=Ten-Man Tag Team Match |
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| − | |time5=23:21 |
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| − | |match6=[[Genichiro Tenryu]] and [[Magnum Tokyo]] defeated [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] and [[Minoru Suzuki]] |
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| − | |stip6=Tag Team match |
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| − | |time6=17:42 |
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| − | |match7=[[Susumu Yokosuka]] (c) defeated [[Dragon Kid]] |
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| − | |stip7=Singles match for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time7=30:55 |
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| − | |match8=[[CIMA]] defeated [[Magnitude Kishiwada]] |
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| − | |stip8=No Rope Singles Match |
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| − | |time8=23:28 |
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| − | ==2007== |
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| − | On May 10, 2007 [[Genki Horiguchi]] pinned [[Yasushi Kanda]] in a predule match afterwards Kanda challenge Horiguchi in a rematch for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]] later that night [[Shingo Takagi]], [[Cyber Kong]] and [[BxB Hulk]] won the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]] it was later announced that Takagi, Kong and Hulk would defend the Open the Triangle Gate Champions against [[Magnitude Kishiwada]], [[Masato Yoshino]], and [[Naruki Doi]]. It was announced that [[Jushin Thunder Liger]] would defend the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] against [[CIMA]] and also it was announced an appearance of two [[NJPW]]'s representatives [[Yuji Nagata]] and [[Koji Kanemoto]] and they also announced a special single match between [[Don Fujii]] and [[Tetsuhiro Kuroda]] and it was announced that [[Gedo]] and [[Jado]] would defend the [[I-J Heavyweight Tag Team Championship]] against [[Susumu Yokosuka]] and [[Ryo Saito]]. |
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| − | |match1=[[Mondai Ryu|APE Kimata]], [[Keni'chiro Arai]], [[Kouji Shishido]], [[Shinobu|Super Shenlong]], and [[Yuki Ono]] defeated [[K-ness]], [[Lupin Matsutani]], [[Kzy|m.c.KZ]], Shisa BOY, and [[Super Shisa]] |
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| − | |stip1=Ten-Man Tag Team Match |
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| − | |time1=6:23 |
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| − | |match2=[[Akira Tozawa]] and [[Taku Iwasa]] defeated [[Jack Evans]] and [[YAMATO]] |
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| − | |stip2=Tag team match |
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| − | |time2=7:42 |
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| − | |match3=[[Yuji Nagata]] defeated [[Stalker Ichikawa|"Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa]] |
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| − | |stip3=Singles match |
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| − | |time3=5:05 |
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| − | |match4=[[Don Fujii]] defeated [[Tetsuhiro Kuroda]] |
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| − | |stip4=Singles match |
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| − | |time4=9:59 |
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| − | |match5=[[Anthony W. Mori]] and [[Dragon Kid]] defeated [[Gamma]] and [[Kinta Tamaoka]] by disqualification |
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| − | |stip5=Tag Team match |
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| − | |time5=15:31 |
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| − | |match6=[[Yasushi Kanda]] defeated [[Genki Horiguchi]] (c) |
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| − | |stip6=Singles Match for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time6=8:00 |
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| − | |match7=RyoSuka ([[Susumu Yokosuka]] and [[Ryo Saito]]) defeated [[Gedo]] and [[Jado]] (c) |
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| − | |stip7=Tag Team match for the [[I-J Heavyweight Tag Team Championship]] |
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| − | |time7=13:10 |
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| − | |match8=[[Koji Kanemoto]] defeated [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] |
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| − | |stip8=Singles match |
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| − | |time8=14:20 |
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| − | |match9=[[New Hazard]] ([[BxB Hulk]], [[Cyber Kong]], and [[Shingo Takagi]]) (c) defeated [[Muscle Outlaw'z]] ([[Magnitude Kishiwada]], [[Masato Yoshino]], and [[Naruki Doi]]) |
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| − | |stip9=Six-Man Tag Team Match for the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time9=19:02 |
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| − | |match10=[[CIMA]] defeated [[Jushin Thunder Liger]] (c) |
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| − | |stip10=Singles match for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time10=25:14 |
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| − | The 2008 '''Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival''' was a professional wrestling event promoted by [[Dragon Gate]]. The event took place on July 27, 2008, in Kobe, Japan, at the Kobe World Kinen Hall and was the fourth event under the Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival name and the fourth in a row to take place at the Kobe World Kinen Hall. |
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| − | On June 28 [[Shingo Takagi]], [[Gamma]] and [[YAMATO]] lost the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]] to [[Tozawa-juku|Tozawa-Juku]] ([[Keni'chiro Arai]], [[Taku Iwasa]] and [[Shinobu |Shinobu]]). The following day, Takagi fought [[BxB Hulk]] to a one-hour draw in a number one contender's match for [[CIMA]]'s [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]]. They were immediately scheduled for a rematch on July 27, but this time the Open the Dream Gate Championship was on the line as [[CIMA]] had to vacate the championship due to a neck injury. On July 10, doubt was already cast over his standing in [[Real Hazard]] when he stopped them and [[Tokyo Gurentai]] members from trying to give CIMA an unwanted haircut. This caused tensions to stir between him and the others, especially with [[Cyber Kong]] and Cima was replaced by [[BxB Hulk]]. It also featured the [["Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa|Stalker Ichikawa]] Bosou 10 series matches. It was later announced that YAMATO, [[Yasushi Kanda]], Gamma would defend the Open the Triangle Gate Champions against [[World-1]] ([[Naruki Doi]], [[Masato Yoshino]] and [[Naoki Tanizaki]]) and [[Dragon Kid]], [[Anthony W. Mori]] and [[PAC]] and Zetsurins ([[Masaaki Mochizuki]], [[Don Fujii]], [[Magnitude Kishiwada]]) and [[Susumu Yokosuka]] and [[Ryo Saito]] would defend the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] against Tokyo Gurentai ([[Mazada]] and [[Nosawa Rongai]]) and it was also announced that [[Genki Horiguchi]] would face [[Kzy|m.c.KZ]] for the vacated [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]]. |
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| − | After Takagi defeated BxB Hulk to win the Open the Dream Gate Championship, Takagi apologized to Hulk and retracted his statement about him being weak. Soon after, Kong attempted to attack CIMA, who was at the announce table, but Takagi stopped him. After a brief argument, Real Hazard attacked Takagi and kicked Takagi out of the group for showing compassion towards Hulk and CIMA, but he was saved by Typhoon. |
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| − | |match1=[[Akira Tozawa]], [[Yuki Ono]] and [[El Generico]] defeated [[Super Shisa]], [[Shachihoko BOY|Shisa BOY]] and [[K-ness]] |
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| − | |stip1=Six Man Tag Team Match |
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| − | |time1=9:19 |
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| − | |match2= [[Stalker Ichikawa|ICHIKAWA]] defeated [[The Great Sasuke]] |
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| − | |time2=7:42 |
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| − | |match3=[[Cyber Kong]] and [[Katsushi Takemura|TAKEMURA]] defeated [[Kenichiro Arai]] and [[Taku Iwasa]] |
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| − | |time3=15:41 |
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| − | |match4=[[Genki Horiguchi]] defeated [[Kzy|m.c.KZ]] |
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| − | |time4=10:33 |
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| − | |match5=RyoSuka ([[Susumu Yokosuka]] and [[Ryo Saito]]) (c) defeated [[Tokyo Gurentai]] ([[Mazada]] and [[Nosawa Rongai]]) |
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| − | |stip5=Tag Team match for the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time5=14:10 |
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| − | |match6=[[Real Hazard]] ([[YAMATO]], [[Gamma]] and [[Yasushi Kanda]]) (c) defeated Zetsurins ([[Masaaki Mochizuki]], [[Don Fujii]], [[Magnitude Kishiwada]]) and [[Dragon Kid]], [[Anthony W. Mori]] and [[PAC]] and [[World-1]] ([[Naruki Doi]], [[Masato Yoshino]] and [[Naoki Tanizaki]]) |
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| − | |stip6=Four-way Six Man tag team elimination match for the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time6=28:00 |
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| − | |match7=[[Shingo Takagi]] (c) defeated [[BxB Hulk]] |
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| − | |[[Naoki Tanizaki]] |
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| + | |{{dts|2008|7|27}} |
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| − | |[[World-1]] ([[Naruki Doi]], [[Masato Yoshino]] and [[Naoki Tanizaki]]) |
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| + | |{{sort|09000|9,000}} |
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| − | |[[YAMATO]] |
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| + | | align="left" |[[Shingo Takagi]] versus [[BxB Hulk]] for the vacant [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |Pinned after a ''Gallaria'' |
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| − | |28:00 |
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| − | !Winners: |
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| + | |[[Kobe Pro-Wrestling Festival (2009)]] |
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| − | | colspan="6" bgcolor="#f2f2f2" |[[Real Hazard]] ([[YAMATO]], [[Gamma]] and [[Yasushi Kanda]]) (Still Open the Triangle Gate Champions) |
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| + | |[[Naruki Doi]] (Dream) versus [[CIMA]] (Brave) for the [[Open the Dream Gate Championship|Open the Dream]] and [[Open the Brave Gate Championship|Brave Gate]] Championships |
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| − | On July 6 [[CIMA]] challenge [[Naruki Doi]] to a double title match for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]] and the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]]. [[Real Hazard]] ([[Ryo Saito]] and [[Genki Horiguchi]]) made their first title defense of the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] against [[Shingo Takagi]] and [[Dragon Kid]] after the match Takagi challenge Saito and Horiguchi to a rematch but at the next time his partner would be [[YAMATO]]. It was later announced that Shingo Takagi and YAMATO would be against Real Hazard (Ryo Saito and Genki Horiguchi) for the Open the Twin Gate Champions and the double title match for the Open the Brave Gate Champion and the Open the Dream Gate Champion would be happening when Cima would face Naruki Doi and the winner would be the both titles and [[World-1]] [[BxB Hulk]], [[Masato Yoshino]], and [[PAC]] would defend the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]] against [[Akira Tozawa]], [[Dragon Kid]], and [[Taku Iwasa]]. Also it was announced that [[Abdullah the Butcher]] would appeared for the event and the event also featured the [["Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa]] Bosou 10 Match Series. |
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| − | |match1=[[Cyber Kong]], [[Kenichiro Arai]], and [[Yasushi Kanda]] defeated [[K-ness]], [[Shachihoko BOY|Shisa BOY]], and [[Super Shisa]] |
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| − | |stip1=Six Man Tag Team Match |
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| − | |time1=8:11 |
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| − | |match2= [[Abdullah the Butcher]] defeated [[Stalker Ichikawa|"Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa]] |
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| − | |stip2=Singles match |
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| − | |time2=2:34 |
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| − | |match3= [[Mazada]] and [[Nosawa Rongai]] defeated [[Anthony W. Mori]] and [[Mondai Ryu|Super Shenlong II]] |
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| − | |stip3=Tag Team match |
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| − | |time3=7:44 |
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| − | |match4=[[Kzy]] defeated [[Naoki Tanizaki]] |
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| − | |stip4=Singles match |
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| − | |time4=7:54 |
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| − | |match5=Zetsurins ([[Akebono]], [[Don Fujii]], and [[Masaaki Mochizuki]]) defeated [[WARRIORS|WARRIORS-5]] ([[Gamma]], [[Fumiyuki Hashimoto|KAGETORA]], and [[Susumu Yokosuka]]) |
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| − | |stip5=Six-Man Tag Team Match |
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| − | |time5=13:02 |
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| − | |match6=[[World-1]] ([[BxB Hulk]], [[Masato Yoshino]], and [[PAC]]) (c) defeated [[KAMIKAZE]] ([[Akira Tozawa]], [[Dragon Kid]], and [[Taku Iwasa]]) |
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| − | |stip6=Six Man Tag Team match for the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time6=17:13 |
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| − | |match7=[[Real Hazard]] ([[Ryo Saito]] and [[Genki Horiguchi]]) (c) defeated KAMIKAZE ([[Shingo Takagi]] and [[YAMATO]]) |
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| − | |stip7=Tag Team match for the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time7=22:02 |
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| − | |match8=[[Naruki Doi]] ([[Open The Dream Gate Championship|Open the Dream Gate Champion]]) (c) defeated [[CIMA]] (c) ([[Open The Brave Gate Championship|Open the Brave Gate Champion]]) |
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| − | |stip8=Singles match for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]] and the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time8=29:49 |
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| − | }} |
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| − | ==2010== |
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| − | On May 13, 2010 [[Shingo Takagi]] and [[Cyber Kong]] lost the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship|Open the Twin Gate Championship]] to [[K-neSuka]] ([[K-ness]] and [[Susumu Yokosuka]]) on May 13, 2010. Takagi then renewed his old feud with former tag partner [[BxB Hulk]], leading to a Hair vs Hair match at the Kobe World Pro Wrestling Festival 2010 on July 11. On July 4 [[World-1]] ([[Masato Yoshino]], BxB Hulk, [[Naoki Tanizaki]] and [[PAC]]) faced [[KAMIKAZE]] ([[YAMATO]], Shingo Takagi, [[Cyber Kong]] and [[Fumiyuki Hashimoto|KAGETORA]]) in a Captains Fall Elimination Match were Yoshino pinned YAMATO and Yoshino challenge Yamato for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] were it was later announced that Yamato would faced Yoshino for the Open the Dream Gate Champion. It was later announced that K-neSuka (K-ness and Susumu Yokosuka) would be against [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] and [[Don Fujii]] for the Open the Twin Gate Champions and the [[WARRIORS]] [[CIMA]], [[Gamma]] and [[Genki Horiguchi]] would be against the [[Osaka Pro Wrestling]] representatives [[Black Buffalo]], [[Atsushi Maruyama|Tigers Mask]] and [[The Bodyguard]] for the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]]. It was also featured a Comedy Survival Dream Handicap Match were [[Akebono |Akebono]] and [[Abdullah the Butcher]] against [["Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa]], Shachihoko Machine, [[Kouji Shishido|Jackson Florida]] and [[Takayuki Yagi|Johnson Florida]]. |
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| − | |match1=[[Super Shisa]], and [[Shinobu|Super Shenlong]] defeated [[Anthony W. Mori]], [[T-Hawk|Takuya Tomakomai]] |
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| − | |stip1=Six Man Tag Team Match |
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| − | |time1=9:16 |
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| − | |match2= [[Deep Drunkers]] ([[Kzy]], [[Kenichiro Arai]] and [[Yasushi Kanda]]) defeated [[Naoki Tanizaki]], [[Kotoka]] and [[Mark Haskins]] |
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| − | |stip2=Six Man Tag Team Match |
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| − | |time2=8:36 |
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| − | |match3= [[Akebono]] and [[Abdullah the Butcher]] defeated [[Stalker Ichikawa|"Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa]], [[Shachihoko BOY|Shachihoko Machine]], [[Kouji Shishido|Jackson Florida]] and [[Takayuki Yagi|Johnson Florida]] |
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| − | |stip3=Two on Four Handicap match |
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| − | |time3=4:41 |
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| − | |match4=[[World-1]] ([[Naruki Doi]] and [[PAC]]) defeated [[WARRIORS]] ([[Ryo Saito]] and [[Dragon Kid]]) and [[KAMIKAZE]] ([[Cyber Kong]] and [[Fumiyuki Hashimoto|KAGETORA]]) and Tozawa Kengai and [[Nosawa Rongai]] |
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| − | |stip4=Four-way tag team elimination match |
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| − | |time4=14:44 |
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| − | |match5=Warriors ([[CIMA]], [[Gamma]] and [[Genki Horiguchi]]) (c) defeated [[Black Buffalo]], [[Atsushi Maruyama|Tigers Mask]] and [[The Bodyguard]] |
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| − | |stip5=Six-Man Tag Team Match for the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time5=18:21 |
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| − | |match6=K-neSuka ([[K-ness]] and [[Susumu Yokosuka]]) (c) defeated Zetsurins ([[Masaaki Mochizuki]] and [[Don Fujii]]) |
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| − | |stip6=Tag Team match for the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time6=20:04 |
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| − | |match7=[[Shingo Takagi]] defeated [[BxB Hulk]] |
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| − | |stip7=Singles match ''Lucha de Apuestas'' hair vs. hair match |
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| − | |time7=25:26 |
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| − | |match8=[[Masato Yoshino]] defeated [[YAMATO]] (c) |
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| − | |stip8=Singles match for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time8=31:50 |
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| − | |Tozawa Kengai |
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| − | |[[KAMIKAZE]] |
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| + | |{{sort|09400|9,400}} |
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| − | |[[Cyber Kong]] |
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| + | |[[Masaaki Mochizuki]] (c) versus [[BxB Hulk]] for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |Pin |
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| − | |10:05 |
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| − | |[[Jimmy Kagetora|KAGETORA]] |
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| + | |{{dts|2012|7|22}} |
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| − | |[[WARRIORS]] |
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| + | |{{sort|09500|9,500}} |
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| − | |[[Dragon Kid]] |
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| + | |[[CIMA]] (c) versus [[Akira Tozawa]] for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |Pin |
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| − | |12:23 |
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| + | |[[Kobe Pro-Wrestling Festival (2013)]] |
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| − | |[[Ryo Saito]] |
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| + | |{{dts|2013|7|17}} |
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| − | |[[World-1]] |
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| + | |{{sort|09600|9,600}} |
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| − | |[[PAC]] |
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| + | |[[CIMA]] (c) versus [[Shingo Takagi]] for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |Pinned after a ''Shooting Star Press'' |
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| − | |14:44 |
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| + | |10 |
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| − | !Winners: |
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| + | |[[Kobe Pro-Wrestling Festival (2014)]] |
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| − | | colspan="6" bgcolor="#f2f2f2" |[[World-1]] ([[Naruki Doi]] and [[PAC]]) |
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| + | |{{dts|2014|7|20}} |
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| + | |[[YAMATO]] (c) versus [[BxB Hulk]] for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] |
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| − | ==2011== |
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| − | On May 21, 2011 [[BxB Hulk]] won the 2011 [[King of Gate]] after winning the King of Gate Hulk challenge [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] but Mochizuki refused. On June 8 [[Shingo Takagi]] accidently attacked Hulk and Hulk attacked Takagi and joined to [[Blood Warriors]] and after that also [[Akira Tozawa]] joined Blood Warriors attacking Takagi and [[YAMATO]] and Tozawa moked his former [[KAMIKAZE|Kamikaze]] stablemates and YAMATO challenge Tozawa to a match but later Takagi would be against Takagi at the Kobe Pro Wrestling Festival. On June 19 [[Dragon Kid]] and [[PAC]] won the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] after the match [[CIMA]] stole the belts and Kid said to CIMA to return the titles and Cima refused and Kid said if Cima return the titles he and [[Ricochet]] would get a chance for the titles and the match was set to the Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival after the match Mochizuki moved on to the Triangle Gate and Naruki Doi, Yasushi Kanda and Cyber Kong nomaited themselves to be the next challengers for the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship|Open the Triangle Gate Championship]] later that night Mochizuki asked who wanted to come for the Open the Dream Gate Champion and Hulk challenge Mochizuki for the Open the Dream Gate Champion. On July 3 [["Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa]] and [[Don Fujii]] lost to [[Kzy]] and [[Naoki Tanizaki]] Ichikawa informed Tanizaki and Kzy and [[Tomahawk TT]] that they would face him and Fujii and [[Yoshihiro Takayama]] at the Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival. It was later announced that Tozawa would instead face Takagi. |
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| − | The [[Dragon Gate]] President Takashi Okamura reaffirmed is position at the company and announced the next ppv the Gate of Destiny. After Pac and Dragon Kid lost the Open the Twin Gate titles to Cima and Ricochet the both teams shook hands and Pac and Kid returned the favour, and put the belts around CIMA & Ricochets’ waist After that Blood Warriors attacked Kid and Pac and Naoki Tanizaki stole the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship|Open the Brave Gate Championship]] from PAC and Tanizaki and said since PAC was heading home for August, he would be the champion in his place. |
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| − | |match1= [[Mondai Ryu|Super Shenlong II]] defeated [[Kotoka]] |
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| − | |stip1=Singles match |
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| − | |time1=4:01 |
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| − | |dark1=yes |
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| − | |match2=[[Keni'chiro Arai]] and [[Taku Iwasa]] defeated [[Junction Three]] ([[Jimmy Kagetora|KAGETORA]] and [[Super Shisa]]) |
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| − | |stip2=Tag team match |
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| − | |time2=6:50 |
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| − | |match3=[[Blood Warriors]] ([[Genki Horiguchi]] and [[Ryo Saito]]) defeated Junction Three ([[Rich Swann]] and [[Susumu Yokosuka]]) |
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| − | |stip3=Tag team match |
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| − | |time3=9:36 |
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| − | |match4=[[Stalker Ichikawa|"Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa]], [[Don Fujii]] and [[Yoshihiro Takayama]] defeated Blood Warriors ([[Kzy]], [[Naoki Tanizaki]] and [[Tomahawk TT]]) |
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| − | |stip4=Six-man tag team match |
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| − | |time4=11:00 |
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| − | |match5=Junction Three ([[Gamma]], [[Masato Yoshino]], and [[YAMATO]]) (c) defeated Blood Warriors ([[Cyber Kong]], [[Naruki Doi]], and [[Yasushi Kanda]]) |
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| − | |stip5=Six-Man Tag Team Match for the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time5=21:24 |
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| − | |match6=[[Akira Tozawa]] defeated [[Shingo Takagi]] |
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| − | |stip6=Singles match |
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| − | |time6=16:02 |
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| − | |match7=Blood Warriors ([[CIMA]] and [[Ricochet]]) defeated Junction Three ([[Dragon Kid]] and [[PAC]]) (c) |
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| − | |stip7=Tag Team match for the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time7=23:10 |
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| − | |match8=[[Masaaki Mochizuki]] (c) defeated [[BxB Hulk]] |
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| − | |stip8=Singles match for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time8=27:58 |
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| − | }} |
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| − | ==2012== |
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| − | On June 17 after [[CIMA]] defended the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] against [[Genki Horiguchi|Genki Horiguchi H.A.Gee.Mee!!]] after the match Mondai Ryu wanted an opportunity for the Open the Dream Gate Champion since he was the rightfull #1 contender. CIMA basically blew him off. He asked [[Akira Tozawa]] and [[BxB Hulk]] to stay, but told them to get rid of their worthless teammates that were [[Mad Blankey]], then he called out [[Shingo Takagi]] and [[YAMATO]] form [[-akatsuki- ]]and [[Naruki Doi]] and [[Masato Yoshino]] from [[World-1 International]]. After that Cima said that Tozawa, Hulk, Takagi, Yamato, Doi and Yoshino would be in the CIMA royale and the winner would face him for the Open the Dream Gate Champion at the Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival also [[Ryo Saito|Ryo "Jimmy" Saito]] challenge Yoshino for the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]]. On June 24 [[Ricochet]] affirmed his challenge to [[Dragon Kid]] for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship|Open the Brave Gate Championship]] and their match was set to be on the Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival later that night Akira Tozawa won the Cima Royale to face Cima for the Open the Dream Gate Champion at the Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival later that night [[Jimmy Susumu]] and [[Jimmy Kagetora]] nomaited Shingo Takagi and YAMATO as their next challengers for the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship|Open the Twin Gate Championship]] also Masaaki Mochizuki challenge Yoshino for the Open the Triangle Gate Champions. On July 1 [[Kzy]] turned to the GM [[Takayuki Yagi|Yagi]] and demanded a match for Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival and Kzy said he would team with [[Mondai Ryu]] and they would face any challenge and [[Stalker Ichikawa|"Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa]] and tell them that he and [[Atsushi Onita]] would face them at Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival later that night Mad Blankey (BxB Hulk, [[Cyber Kong]] and [[Tomahawk TT|Naoki Tanisaki]]) challenged Yoshino for the Open the Triangle Gate Champions and Masaaki Mochizuki said that he challenged him first and later Yoshino said that he and Naruki Doi, and PAC would face Mad Blankey and Mochizuki, [[Don Fujii]] and [[Gamma]] at the Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival. |
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| − | |match1=[[K-ness]], [[Keni'chiro Arai]], [[Shachihoko BOY|Shisa BOY]], and [[Super Shisa]] defeated [[Genki Horiguchi|Genki Horiguchi H.A.Gee.Mee!!]], [[Yasushi Kanda|Jimmy Kanda]], [[Naoki Tanizaki]], and [[Ryo Saito|Ryo "Jimmy" Saito]] |
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| − | |match2=[[Punch Tominaga|Chihiro Tominaga]] and [[Yosuke♥Santa Maria|Super Shenlong III]] defeated [[Kotoka]] and [[Rich Swann]] |
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| − | |time2=6:37 |
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| − | |match3=[[Stalker Ichikawa|"Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa]] and [[Atsushi Onita]] defeated [[Mad Blankey]] ([[Kzy]] and [[Mondai Ryu]]) |
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| − | |stip3="Evil Ways Calling!" Tag team match |
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| − | |time3=11:29 |
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| − | |match4=[[Dragon Kid]] defeated [[Ricochet]] (c) |
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| − | |stip4=Singles match for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time4=24:13 |
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| − | |match5=[[-akatsuki-]] ([[Shingo Takagi]] and [[YAMATO]]) defeated Jimmyz ([[Jimmy Susumu]] and [[Jimmy Kagetora]]) (c) |
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| − | |time5=21:05 |
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| − | |match6=[[World-1 International]] ([[Masato Yoshino]], [[Naruki Doi]], and [[PAC]]) (c) defeated Mad Blankey ([[BxB Hulk]], [[Cyber Kong]], and [[Tomahawk TT|"Naoki Tanisaki"]]) and [[We Are Team Veteran]] ([[Don Fujii]], [[Gamma]], and [[Masaaki Mochizuki]]) |
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| − | |time6=25:50 |
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| − | |match7=[[CIMA]] (c) defeated [[Akira Tozawa]] |
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| − | |[[PAC]] |
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| − | On June 16 [[M2K]] ([[Masaaki Mochizuki]], [[K-ness]] and [[Jimmy Susumu]]) lost the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship|Open the Triangle Gate Championship]] to Jimmyz ([[Yasushi Kanda|Jimmy Kanda]], [[Genki Horiguchi|Genki Horiguchi H.A.Gee.Mee!!]], [[Ryo Saito|Ryo “Jimmy” Saito]]) after the match [[Kzy]] challenged Jimmyz for the Open the Triangle Gate Champions saying that [[Mad Blankey]] wanted a chance for the titles and Mochizuki started to feud with [[YAMATO]] and the two agreed to a match at the Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival. On June 23 [[Naruki Doi]] and [[Ricochet]] challenge Mad Blankey ([[Akira Tozawa]] and [[BxB Hulk]]) for the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship|Open the Twin Gate Championship]] at the Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival later that night [[Shingo Takagi]] won the Cima Royale to become the #1 Contender for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] and Takagi's match against [[CIMA]] was going to be at the Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival also it was announced that [["Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa]] would face [[Yoshiaki Fujiwara]] at the Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival. On June 28 K-ness defeated [[Naoki Tanizaki|Mr. Quu Quu Tanizaki Naoki Toyonaka Dolphin]] to become the #1 Contender of the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]] and K-ness match against Masato Yoshino was announced to be at the Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival. On July 7 [[Gamma]] challenge Genki Horiguchi H.A.Gee.Mee!! for the Open the Triangle Gate Champions but Mad Blankey had the first chance and Gamma asked the [[Dragon Gate]] fans to be part of the match and they accepted and it was announced that it would be a Nine Man Three Way Tag Team Elimination Match for the Open The Triangle Gate Champions. |
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| − | |match1=[[Rich Swann]] and [[Shachihoko BOY]] and [[Super Shisa]] defeated [[Punch Tominaga|Chihiro Tominaga]] and [[Yosuke♥Santa Maria|Super Shenlong II]] and [[Kotoka]] |
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| − | |stip1=Six-man tag team match |
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| − | |time1=7:07 |
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| − | |match2=[[Yoshiaki Fujiwara]] defeated [[Stalker Ichikawa|"Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa]] |
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| − | |stip2=Singles match Bosou 10 Match Series Submission Chapter |
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| − | |time2=0:20 |
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| − | |match3=Yoshiaki Fujiwara defeated "Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa |
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| − | |stip3=Singles match |
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| − | |time3=8:27 |
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| − | |match4=[[Cyber Kong]], [[HUB]] and [[Nosawa Rongai|NOSAWA Rongai]] defeated [[Jimmyz]] ([[Jimmy Kagetora]], [[Jimmy Susumu]] and [[Naoki Tanizaki|Mr. Kyu Kyu Naoki Tanizaki Toyonaka Dolphin]]) |
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| − | |stip4=Six-man tag team match |
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| − | |time4=10:18 |
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| − | |match5=Jimmyz ([[Yasushi Kanda|Jimmy Kanda]], [[Genki Horiguchi|Genki Horiguchi H.A.Gee.Mee!!]] and [[Ryo Saito|Ryo “Jimmy” Saito]]) (c) defeated [[We Are Team Veteran]] ([[Don Fujii]], [[Dragon Kid]] and [[Gamma]]) and [[Mad Blankey]] ([[Kzy]], [[Mondai Ryu]] and [[Uhaa Nation]]) |
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| − | |stip5=Nine Man Three Way Six Man Tag Team Elimination Match for the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time5=21:43 |
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| − | |match6=[[Masato Yoshino]] (c) defeated [[K-ness]] |
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| − | |stip6=Singles Match for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time6=18:18 |
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| − | |match7=[[YAMATO]] defeated [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] |
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| − | |stip7=No Disqualification match |
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| − | |time7=21:05 |
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| − | |match8=[[World-1 International]] ([[Naruki Doi]], and [[Ricochet]]) defeated Mad Blankey ([[BxB Hulk]] and [[Akira Tozawa]]) (c) |
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| − | |stip8=Tag team match for the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time8=24:19 |
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| − | |match9=[[Shingo Takagi]] defeated [[CIMA]] (c) |
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| − | |Pinned after a ''Backslide Times'' |
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| − | On May 5, 2014 at the Dead or Alive [[BxB Hulk]] turned face at the Steel Cage Survival 6 Way Match after he escape Hulk turned on [[YAMATO]] and [[Naruki Doi]] and quit [[Mad Blankey]] and continued to feud with Mad Blankey and they face for the rights to the Mad Blankey name and logo in a Handicap match which was won by Mad Blankey. On June 16 [[Dragon Kid]] challenge [[Flamita]] for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]] and the match was set to be on the Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival. During one of the predule matches Flamita pinned Kid. On July 3 it was announced that Monster Express ([[Masato Yoshino]] and [[Ricochet]]) would be against [[CIMA]] and [[Matt Sydal]] it was also announced that [[Monster Express]] ([[Akira Tozawa]] and [[Shingo Takagi]]) would defend the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] against [[Millennials]] ([[Eita]] and [[Tomahawk TT|T-Hawk]]). Ten days later it was announced that YAMATO would defend the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship|Open the Dream Gate Championship]] against BxB Hulk. It was later announced that Mad Blankey ([[Cyber Kong]], [[Kzy]] and Naruki Doi) would defend the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]] against [[Jimmyz]] ([[Genki Horiguchi|Genki Horiguchi HAGeeMee]], [[Susumu Mochizuki|Jimmy Susumu]] and [[Naoki Tanizaki|Mr. Kyu Kyu Naoki Tanizaki Toyonaka Dolphin]]) and also featured an appearance for the NJPW wrestler [[Jushin Thunder Liger]]. |
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| − | After BxB Hulk defeated YAMATO for the Open the Dream Gate Champion, Naruki Doi offered to put the title around Hulk's waist and after Doi put the title around Hulk's waist Mad Blankey attacked Hulk and Doi put the title on himself and then Mad Blankey attacked Hulk and [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] that was on comentary made the save. |
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| − | |match1 = [[Shachihoko BOY]] defeated [[Kotoka]] and [[Big R Shimizu|Ryotsu Shimizu]] |
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| − | |match3=We Are Team Veteran ([[Don Fujii]], [[Gamma]] and [[Masaaki Mochizuki]]) defeated [[Jushin Thunder Liger]], [[Stalker Ichikawa]] and [[Uhaa Nation]] |
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| − | |match4= We Are Team Veteran (Don Fujii, Gamma and Masaaki Mochizuki) defeated Jushin Thunder Liger, Stalker Ichikawa and Uhaa Nation |
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| − | |time4 = 3:08 |
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| − | |match5=[[Jimmyz]] ([[Jimmy Kagetora]] and [[Yasushi Kanda|Jimmy Kanda]]) defeated [[Mad Blankey]] ([[Mondai Ryu]] and [[Punch Tominaga]]) |
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| − | |match6=[[Flamita]] (c) defeated [[Dragon Kid]] |
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| − | |time6 = 15:58 |
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| − | |match7= Mad Blankey ([[Cyber Kong]], [[Kzy]] and [[Naruki Doi]]) (c) defeated Jimmyz ([[Genki Horiguchi|Genki Horiguchi HAGeeMee!!]], [[Jimmy Susumu]] and [[Naoki Tanizaki|Mr. Kyu Kyu Naoki Tanizaki Toyonaka Dolphin]]) |
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| − | |time7 = 14:19 |
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| − | |match8= [[MONSTER EXPRESS]] ([[Masato Yoshino]] and [[Ricochet]]) defeated [[CIMA]] and [[Matt Sydal]] |
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| − | |time8 = 14:17 |
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| − | |match9= Millennials ([[Eita]] and [[Tomahawk TT|T-Hawk]]) defeated MONSTER EXPRESS ([[Akira Tozawa]] and [[Shingo Takagi]]) (c) |
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| − | On July 2 it was announced that [[BxB Hulk]] and [[Big R Shimizu]] would be against [[Shingo Takagi]] and the [[Pro Wrestling Zero1]] wrestler [[Masato Tanaka]] at the Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival also it was announced that [[Dia.Hearts]] ([[Dragon Kid]], [[Kzy]] and [[Masaaki Mochizuki]]) would participate in a match for the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship|Open the Triangle Gate Championship]] it was also announced that [[Tomahawk TT|T-Hawk]] would be against [[Masato Yoshino]] for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship|Open the Dream Gate Championship]] and [[Eita]] against [[Akira Tozawa]] for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship|Open the Brave Gate Championship]]. On July 11 it was announced that [[CIMA]], [[Gamma]] and [[Don Fujii]] were going to defend the Open the Triangle Gate Champions against Jimmyz ([[Genki Horiguchi|Genki Horiguchi HAGeeMee!!]], [[Jimmy Susumu]] and [[Ryo Saito|Ryo Jimmy Saito]]) and Dia.Hearts (Dragon Kid, Kzy and Masaaki Mochizuki). It was later announced that [[YAMATO]] and [[Naruki Doi]] would be against [[Matt Sydal]] and [[Ricochet]] for the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |match1= [[Mike Sydal]], [[Super Shisa]] and [[Shachihoko BOY]] defeated [[El Lindaman]], [[Kotoka]] and [[U-T]] |
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| − | |time1=6:55 |
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| − | |match2=[[Yasushi Kanda|Jimmy Kanda]], [[Naoki Tanizaki|Mr. Kyu Kyu Naoki Tanizaki Toyonaka Dolphin]], [[Stalker Ichikawa]] and [[Yosuke♥Santa Maria]] defeated [[Mad Blankey]] ([[Cyber Kong]], [[K-ness]], [[Mondai Ryu]] and [[Punch Tominaga]]) |
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| − | |stip2=Eight-Man Tag Team Match |
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| − | |match3=[[Akira Tozawa]] (c) defeated [[Eita]] |
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| − | |match4=Dangan Hawk ([[Masato Tanaka]] and [[Shingo Takagi]]) defeated [[Dia.Hearts]] ([[Big R Shimizu]] and [[BxB Hulk]]) |
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| − | |match5=[[CIMA]], [[Gamma]] and [[Don Fujii]] (c) defeated [[Jimmyz]] ([[Genki Horiguchi|Genki Horiguchi HAGeeMee!!]], [[Jimmy Susumu]] and [[Ryo Saito|Ryo Jimmy Saito]]) and Dia.Hearts ([[Dragon Kid]], [[Kzy]] and [[Masaaki Mochizuki]]) |
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| − | |match6=Mad Blankey ([[YAMATO]] and [[Naruki Doi]]) (c) defeated [[Matt Sydal]] and [[Ricochet]] |
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| − | |Pinned after a '' Meteora'' |
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| − | |caption = Promotional poster for the event, featuring various [[Dragon Gate|Dragon Gate wrestlers]] |
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| − | |date = {{dts|2016|7|24}} |
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| − | |attendance = 9,650 |
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| − | |venue = Kobe World Kinen Hall |
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| − | |city = Kobe, Japan |
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| − | |lastevent = [[King of Gate]] |
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| − | |nextevent = [[Summer Adventure Tag League]] |
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| − | |event = Kobe World Pro Wrestling Festival |
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| − | |lastevent2 = [[Kobe World Pro Wrestling Festival#2015|Kobe World Pro Wrestling Festival 2015]] |
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| − | |nextevent2 =[[Kobe World Pro Wrestling Festival#2017|Kobe World Pro Wrestling Festival 2017]] |
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| − | On May 5, 2016 at the Dead or Alive all the members of [[VerserK]] turned on [[YAMATO]] and VerserK tried to assist [[Kotoka]] to escape but [[Yosuke♥Santa Maria|Yosuke Santa Maria]], [[Kzy]] and a returning [[BxB Hulk]] assisted YAMATO which lead to YAMATO escaping the cage. Before that Yamato had started problems between him and the leader of VerserK [[Shingo Takagi]]. The four ended up forming a new unit, which was named [[Tribe Vanguard]] on May 28, 2016. On June 12, YAMATO defeated [[Big R Shimizu]] to win the annual King of Gate tournament after the match YAMATO challenge Takagi for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship|Open the Dream Gate Championship]] and the GM [[Takayuki Yagi|Yagi]] announced that Takagi would face YAMATO for the Open the Dream Gate Champion at the Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival also in that night [[CIMA]], [[Dragon Kid]] and [[Peter Kaasa]] challenge [[Monster Express]] ([[Masato Yoshino]], [[Akira Tozawa]] and [[Tomahawk TT|T-Hawk]]) for the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship|Open the Triangle Gate Championship]] and Yoshino accepted. Later it was announced that [[Yoshiaki Fujiwara]] and [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] would face [[Masakatsu Funaki]] and [[Don Fujii]] at the Kobe World Hall Pro Wrestling Festival. On June 19 [[Jimmyz]] ([[Susumu Mochizuki|Jimmy Susumu]] and [[Fumiyuki Hashimoto|Jimmy Kagetora]]) won the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship|Open the Twin Gate Championship]] after the match [[Naruki Doi]] and [["brother" YASSHI|Brother YASSHI]] challenge Susumu and Kagetora for the titles. On June 26 [[Eita]] challenge Yosuke Santa Maria for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship|Open the Brave Gate Championship]] and later that night Tribe Vanguard ([[BxB Hulk]] and [[Kzy]]) also challenge Monster Express (Masato Yoshino, Akira Tozawa and T-Hawk) for the Open the Triangle Gate Champions and Yoshino also accepted their challenged and announced that they were going to defend the titles in a Nine Man Three Way Six Man Tag Team match. On July 2 it was revealed that [[Flamita]] was the mystery member of Tribe Vanguard and that it was officially announced that Jimmy Susumu and Jimmy Kagetora would face Naruki Doi and Brother YASSHI for the Open the Twin Gate Champions. On July 7 it was announced the rest of the matches for the event. On July 13 it was announced that Kotoka would miss the show and the match card was changed. |
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| − | ==Full Show== |
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| − | '''Kobe World Pro Wrestling Festival 2016:''' [[Image:Videoicon.png|19px|link=file:Kobe World Pro Wrestling Festival 2016]] |
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| − | {{Clear}} |
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| − | ;Match results |
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| − | {{Pro Wrestling results table |
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| − | |results= |
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| − | |match1=[[VerserK]] ([[Naoki Tanizaki]], [[Mondai Ryu]] and [[Cyber Kong]]) defeated [[Over Generation]] ([[Gamma]], [[Takehiro Yamamura]] and [[Kaito Ishida]]) |
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| − | |stip1=Six-man tag team match |
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| − | |time1=6:45 |
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| − | |match2=[[Stalker Ichikawa|Hollywood Stalker Ichikawa]], [[Big R Shimizu]], [[Shachihoko BOY]] and [[U-T]] defeated Jimmyz ([[Genki Horiguchi H.A.Gee.Mee!!]], [[Ryo Saito|Ryo “Jimmy” Saito]], [[Jimmy K-ness J.K.S.]]) and [[Futa Nakamura]] |
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| − | |stip2=Eight-man tag team match |
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| − | |time2=7:47 |
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| − | |match3=[[El Lindaman]] defeated [[Jimmy Kanda]] |
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| − | |stip3=Singles match |
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| − | |time3=4:23 |
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| − | |match4=[[Yoshiaki Fujiwara]] and [[Masaaki Mochizuki]] defeated [[Masakatsu Funaki]] and [[Don Fujii]] |
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| − | |stip4=Tag team match |
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| − | |time4=12:49 |
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| − | |match5=[[Eita]] defeated [[Yosuke♥Santa Maria]] (c) |
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| − | |stip5=Singles match for the [[Open The Brave Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time5=11:41 |
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| − | |match6=Jimmyz ([[Jimmy Susumu]] and [[Jimmy Kagetora]]) (c) defeated VerserK ([[Naruki Doi]] and [["brother" YASSHI]]) |
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| − | |stip6=Tag team match for the [[Open The Twin Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time6=24:20 |
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| − | |match7=[[MONSTER EXPRESS]] ([[Masato Yoshino]], [[Akira Tozawa]] and [[T-Hawk]]) (c) defeated [[Tribe Vanguard]] ([[BxB Hulk]], [[Kzy]] and [[Flamita]]) and [[Over Generation]] ([[CIMA]], [[Dragon Kid]]) and [[Peter Kaasa]] |
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| − | |stip7=Nine Man Three Way Six Man Tag Team match for the [[Open The Triangle Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time7=21:29 |
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| − | |match8=[[YAMATO]] defeated [[Shingo Takagi]] (c) |
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| − | |stip8=Singles match for the [[Open The Dream Gate Championship]] |
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| − | |time8=23:46 |
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| − | }} |
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| − | ===Six Man Tag Team elimination match=== |
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| − | !Elimination |
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| − | !Wrestler |
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| − | !Elimination move |
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| − | |1 |
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| − | |[[Kzy]] |
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| − | |[[Tribe Vanguard]] |
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| − | |[[Peter Kaasa]] |
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| − | |Pin |
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| − | |15:21 |
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| − | |[[Dragon Kid]] |
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| − | |[[Over Generation]] |
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| − | |[[Akira Tozawa]] |
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| − | |Pinned after a ''Package German Suplex'' |
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| − | |21:29 |
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| − | !Winners: |
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| − | | colspan="6" bgcolor="#f2f2f2" |[[MONSTER EXPRESS]] ([[Masato Yoshino]], [[Akira Tozawa]] and [[T-Hawk]]) (still the Open the Triangle Gate Champions) |
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| − | ==2017== |
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| − | {{Main|Kobe World Pro Wrestling Festival 2017}} |
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| − | ==References== |
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| − | * http://www.iheartdg.com/results/gom05/ |
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| − | * http://www.iheartdg.com/results/maximum06/ |
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| − | * http://www.iheartdg.com/results/maximum07/ |
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| − | * http://www.iheartdg.com/results/rainbow08/ |
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| − | * http://www.iheartdg.com/results/rainbow09/ |
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| − | * http://www.iheartdg.com/results/rainbow10/ |
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| − | * http://www.iheartdg.com/results/rainbow11/ |
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| − | * http://www.iheartdg.com/results/rainbow12/ |
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| − | * http://www.iheartdg.com/results/rainbow13/ |
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| − | * http://www.iheartdg.com/results/rainbow14/ |
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| − | * http://www.iheartdg.com/results/rainbow15/ |
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| − | * http://www.iheartdg.com/category/results/king-of-gate-2016-results/ |
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| − | * http://www.iheartdg.com/category/results/gate-of-maximum-2016/ |
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| − | * http://www.iheartdg.com/category/results/the-gate-of-passion-2016/ |
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| − | ==External links== |
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| − | *http://www.iheartdg.com/ |
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| − | {{Dragon Gate}} |
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Revision as of 16:05, 25 January 2020
The Kobe Pro-Wrestling Festival (KOBEプロレスフェスティバル Kōbe Puroresu Fesutibaru) or often referred as Kobe World is a major professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event and a Gaora TV event, held by the Japanese professional wrestling promotion Dragon Gate and it is an annual pay-per-view event. It occurs every July at World Memorial Hall in Kobe, Japan. The Kobe World Pro Wrestling Festival is the successor of the Toryumon Japan Aniversario shows. The event celebrates the anniversary of the company after it was formed during the last Vo Aniversario. It is the biggest, and arguably the most important, event of the year, equivalent to the WWE's WrestleMania and the NJPW's January 4 Dome Show and it is regarded as Dragon Gate's flagship event usually held in July. The attendance has grown over the years, surpassing the limit of attendance of the Word Memorial Hall that can occupy that are 8,000 fans, while also putting additional seats each show. The 2017 show had the highest attendance with 9,800 fans packing the World Memorial Hall, surpassing previously set record numbers of the shows, while 2018 had the lowest attendance with 4,952 fans. Since 2018, all events became available in their streaming service Dragon Gate Network.
Dragon Gate often invites other promotions, Japanese and international, to participate in their Kobe Pro Wrestling Festival shows such as Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide, New Japan Pro Wrestling, Kaientai Dojo, Pro Wrestling Zero1. The shows have regularly featured wrestlers from all over Japan including Abdullah the Butcher, Masakatsu Funaki, Yoshiaki Fujiwara, Masato Tanaka, Tatsumi Fujinami and Hiro Saito. In 2019, Dragon Gate celebrated its 20th anniversary with many wrestlers who worked for Dragon Gate, returned to the company such as Takuya Sugawara, Shuji Kondo and most notably the founder of Toryumon Japan (which later became Dragon Gate), Último Dragón. In 2019, PAC became the first gaijin to take part in the main event of the Kobe Pro-Wrestling Festival event.
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