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LOD 2005
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FWA (especially for bringing over Marufuji & Suzuki)
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The ECW Invasion
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The escape cage match he lost takes on a whole new meaning now!
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Cheers $tew - it all makes sense now. I'll be leading the chanting in my living room next time he's on...
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This one is for the Toryumon / Dragon Gate fans and has been bugging me for ages. Genki Horiguchi has 'Who has called me HAGE' on his T-shirt and the fans chant H.A.G.E. at him. What does H.A.G.E. stand for and what is the explantion for it?Cheers
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I beleive there is a tag team that are regular in one of the Peurto Rico promotions, they've been around for years so could be the same ones.
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I wasn't at the show so have no clue but he does use Chesney Hawkes 'One And Only' at shows.What was Jonny Storm's theme music at the IPW-UK debut show?
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To the best of my knowledge virtually all of IWA-MS' shows over the last few years have been released by smart mark video (bar a few where they had a falling out). I'd say smartmarkvideo.com would be a good place to start. Incidentally they had their 400th show over Christmas so I'd guess that they've had most of those shows taped and released.
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I'm not certain that it's the lowest ever but I beleive Taboo Tuesday last year only had an attendance of 3,500 (not sure how many paid). I can't recall a WWE PPV attendance lower than that.whats the lowest attendance ever for a WWE PPV? (im sure it was one of them last year)
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Done a little more digging on this and have discovered that Austin Aries has also defended the RoH title in Montreal (against Kevin Steen again). However, they have not been at IWS shows - they've been at bi-annual shows promoted by Marc Le Grizzly. From what I can gather Joe made another defence in Germany at a show promoted by GSW (Fatal Friday 2 5/3/04).
Thanks very much mate.These are from the official ROH site.--Samoa Joe defeated Zebra Kid in London, England on 5/17/03 --Samoa Joe defeated Ares in Bad Schwalbach, Germany on 10/3/03 --Samoa Joe defeated Balls Mahoney in Woodbridge, NJ on 1/9/04 --Samoa Joe defeated Shinya Makable in Los Angeles, CA on 6/26/04He did defend against Chris Hero on 13.11.04 in ICW and once in IWS, I think against Kevin Steen not sure why they arnt listed though.Doug Williams bt Double C in a Pure Title match at a Futureshock event in Manchester.
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Thanks very much mate.These are from the official ROH site.--Samoa Joe defeated Zebra Kid in London, England on 5/17/03 --Samoa Joe defeated Ares in Bad Schwalbach, Germany on 10/3/03 --Samoa Joe defeated Balls Mahoney in Woodbridge, NJ on 1/9/04 --Samoa Joe defeated Shinya Makable in Los Angeles, CA on 6/26/04He did defend against Chris Hero on 13.11.04 in ICW and once in IWS, I think against Kevin Steen not sure why they arnt listed though.Doug Williams bt Double C in a Pure Title match at a Futureshock event in Manchester.
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This is a question about RoH title defences. How many times have their titles been defended outside of RoH? I know that Samoa Joe had a defence in New Japan-USA and that he defended it against Chris Hero at an IWC show in Pittsburgh. I've heard that he defended the world title in a promotion in Canada and that he defended it in WxW in Germany. Does anyone know what shows these where or if there are other defences I don't know about? Also, did Doug Williams ever defend the Pure Title in Britain when he held it last year. I heard he defended it in FWA but I've not seen that on any FWA match lisitngs.Thanks in advance.
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I'm assuming that this is their match from March 2003. In my opinion it was the best match anywhere in the world that year. The story going into it was that Kobashi was the GHC Champion (NOAH's top title) and was challenged by Misawa (who owns the promotion although this isn't acknowledged as part of his in-ring persona). It was emotional for the fans because Kobashi pinned Misawa for what I believe to be the first time in singles competition. Kobashi and Misawa both broke into the main event in All Japan at the same time and for virtually all the 1990's had ***** matches against each other, often over the Triple Crown (All Japan's top title). They had 'match of the year' quality matches against each other in virtually every year throughout the 1990's. Obviously, this was a huge deal for the NOAH fans to see Kobashi win. Some traders have 'The Best Of Misawa vs. Kobashi' collections on a couple of tapes if you want to check out more of their work. Is this what you can expect from NOAH? Well, not every show has a 'match of the year' calibre match on it but you can expect good quality wrestling throughout every NOAH card. The emphasis is definitely focused on the in-ring action and they have some great workers; their junior heavyweight tag division has been impressive the last few years with the emergence of Naomichi Marufuji and KENTA.Regarding 'best of' compilations, most traders have some kind of 'best of' tapes / DVDs. I'd say it's impossible to put 'best matches ever' onto even 10 tapes as their has been that much quality wrestling. However, it is not to hard to find compilations focusing on a particular year or promotion. It depends on what you like really.Last night I watched a match I picked up from PW -Kenta Kobashi vs. Mitsuhara MisawaCan someone give me a pick of background on the match and is this the sort of thing to expect from NOAH?I loved the match by the way..Oh and something I've been wondering, are there any Best Wrestling Matches ever DVD's around - from traders and the like there must be right?
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NOAH Departure Tokyo Dome show ROH Death Before Dishonor IIIWA MS Ted Petty Invitational
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WWE Great American BashIWA East Coast Debut show (believe me this was 1,000,000 times shitter than anything else you've seen this year)
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Tyson TomkoLuther ReignsGene SnitskyJon HeidenreichBilly GunnMoredecaiKenzo SuzukiJohn Bradshaw Layfield
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Kenta KobashiWanderlei SilvaSamoa JoeCM Punk
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Katsuhiko Nakajima
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Naomichi Marafuji & KENTA
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RoH Samoa Joe vs CM Punk (World title Classic)RoH Samoa Joe vs CM Punk (Joe vs. Punk II)NOAH Kenta Kobashi vs Yoshihiro Takayama (25/4)NOAH Kenta Kobashi vs. Jun Akiyama (10/7)
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Dupree and Suzuki
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The Rob Feinstein storyFoley coming to RoHThe main event and atmosphere for NOAH's August Tokyo Dome show (Kobashi vs. Akiyama)The finish of Joe vs. Punk IIKevin Randleman's knockout of Mirko Cro Cop in PrideSergei Kharitanov coming through in Pride(Doesn't really count but the most memorable moment for me this year was seeing on tape the best match I have ever seen, Misawa vs Kawada, All Japan Triple Crown late '94)
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Diva SearchKane - Lita weddingLita miscarraigeJBL's gimmickHassan's introduction
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