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Post by Avery on Mar 8, 2022 19:25:39 GMT 1
Follow the Process
Hey you guys know me probably? Yep it's Tam, the guy with the 90s AJPW Dynasty who's a massive mark for King's Road Wrestling. Well years ago this project known as the TamVerse became my main project I did with figures and only outlets, mostly video games. The TamVerse is of course, mostly a wrestling based universe, but also includes many things such as the NFL, NASCAR, and other events that have been changed. The TamVerse started with a simple idea.
This image being real, Vince McMahon going to jail for multiple crimes committed over the years. Including covering up Jimmy Snuka murdering his wife, the death of Owen Hart, the steroid trial, and various other counts of mistreating talent, I mean you could on, you know the kind of person Vince is. In 2007, Vince's cases are reopened with newfound evidence and after a long trial, Vince is sent to prison in 2010.
During the trial, WWE is put in the hands of Triple H, but due to every sponsor pulling out, WWE dies a slow and painful death as talent leaves and goes elsewhere, specifically to 2 promotions.
 
The Late 2000s wrestling shared universe was started by ROH and TNA due to a need to keep wrestling alive after the death of WWE. Putting differences aside, the US scene was kept alive by these 2 refusing to let the sins of WWE ruin the image of the talent there. Most of the WWE roster went to these 2 promotions during this period from 2007-to 2010. Even today, ROH and TNA are massively important to the wrestling world, with the ROH and TNA World Title's being considered massive accomplishments to anybody who holds them.
In 2010, as fate would have it, I who for some reason was born 10 years early, would win the lottery, pretty crazy I know. With Triple H running out of options, I would buy the WWE outright, but instead of using their brand and image, I would simply keep the tape library and allow any talent who had stayed to sign with my new promotion or go elsewhere.
Violent Pro Wrestling would be officially formed on March 31, 2010. VPW has been the top promotion in the US basically since its inception. VPW has been running strong for 12 years now with no end in sight. Incredible matches, storylines, wrestlers, it's been the go-to wrestling promotion for over a decade now. The promotion quickly aligned itself with 1 specific promotion.
NJPW in this universe had Inoki have a different stance, he quickly saw how the MMA shtick just wasn't working out and decided to cut it and push Hiroshi Tanahashi, Katsuyori Shibata, and Shinsuke Nakamura to the moon alongside his old guard of Hiroyoshi Tenzan, Yuji Nagata, and so many others. Also not to mention, he had a motivated Brock Lesnar due to putting Brock in important matches and feuds that he really enjoyed. At this point, NJPW is the top promotion in Japan. Inoki would sell NJPW in 2012 to Bushiroad stating he needed to take a step back due to his age and wanting to be more involved with his family. NJPW is still the biggest promotion in Japan, But I know you have a question to ask right?
AJPW never had the NOAH exodus, the 1998 AJPW Dynasty is apart of the TamVerse. Misawa is still in charge of AJPW to this day due to him being able to retire when he wanted too, AJPW has been great at pushing young talent and it's current ace is Katsuhiko Nakajima who many see as the best wrestler in the country. Kobashi is still kicking around and is the PWF Chairmen now after his retirement in 2013. AJPW still hosts a yearly dome show and sells it out every year.
So you probably have a few questions still right? Like who's the biggest stars in the TamVerse? Welp! I'll give you 5 of the biggest stars in the TamVerse!
The Ace of VPW. Tyler Breeze is the best wrestler on planet earth and there isn't much discussion to it. Former IWGP Heavyweight Champion, former VPW World Champion, Tyler once held the VPW World Title for 2 years from 2019 to 2021, he is the face of wrestling in the modern age. Main eventing VPW Wrestlefest for 3 years straight. When you think of wrestling, you think of Tyler Breeze in this universe.
The man who beat Tyler for over a decade, Kenny Omega. Kenny has been the thorn in Tyler's side since their first match back in 2008 and it has never stopped. Kenny is the current leader of the biggest faction in the world, Bullet Club. He is also the current IWGP Heavyweight Champion beating Tetsuya Naito for the title at Wrestle Kingdom 16 (Wrestle Kingdom is still 1 night btw). Kenny is the biggest heel in wrestling and is loved and hated by many, he is the Best Bout Machine.
The current VPW World Champion was the man to end the 2-year long reign of Tyler Breeze. Rich Swann has always been an incredible fan favorite as many see him as a modern age Kenta Kobashi, always having knee issues but fighting to the bitter end. Swann has also held the Triple Crown in AJPW and has been a constant in VPW and AJPW, having won the MOTY in 2021 with Tyler at VPW Reawakening. He's been champion for almost a year now and is still rising his stock all the time.
The purchase of Bushiroad led to the 2012 Rainmaker Shock when Kazuchika Okada defeated Hiroshi Tanahashi at the New Beginning and established himself as the new top guy in NJPW. From there on, his feud with Tanahashi is well known. In 2017, Okada had the MOTY with Kenny Omega at Wrestle Kingdom 11 after Kenny had defeated Tyler Breeze in the G1 A Block Finals, then beat Hirooki Goto in the Tournament Finals. Okada has won WOTY in multiple years and has been IWGP Heavyweight Champion multiple times. The centerpiece of the biggest promotion in Japan has never failed to deliver, whether it be working a 15-minute blitz or 40-minute epic, Okada will give you the MOTN or MOTY at any given moment.
Nakajima had an incredible rise to the top of AJPW. Starting at just 14 years old, Nakajima learned the ropes a long and grueling way. Through the 2000s Nakajima was just Kensuke Sasaki's young boy and sonlike figure. Nakajima was growing more and more as the years progressed and soon enough, Misawa took a liking to him and signed him to AJPW while he was also in Kensuke Office. As the years moved on, Nakajima was seen more and more as a top wrestler in terms of his skill. His matches with KENTA drawing particular praise from many publications. Nakajima challenged for the Triple Crown for the first time in 2011 and lost to SUWAMA. Nakajima in 2014 was able to finally beat his mentor Kensuke Sasaki and Kensuke retired after the loss. During the years, he was always so close yet so far to being champion and finally, in 2016 he had his chance. Winning the Champion Carnival for the first time he had another chance at SUWAMA and Nakajima finally established himself as the ace that night after having a war with Suwama that won the 2016 MOTY as Meltzer gave it 5 Stars and said it made him cry to see Nakajima finally get his spot. He's been at the top ever since and the crowds love their babyface ace.
Some things are gonna be missed in this preamble, this is over a decade of thought of history and moments that I've wrote down in a notebook. But I hope this gives you a decent idea of the world we're in now. Of course you'll get to see AJPW, NJPW, VPW, TNA, and ROH matches, but don't be shocked if I show you something occuring in BJW, DDT, or any other indie promotion as I consider the 5 mentioned to be the big 5 in this universe. I'll make some reserves to post yearly awards from 2007 onward to give more context but overall, get strapped in because as I've said. This is my main project, this is my magnum opus and I hope ya'll enjoy it as much as I do.
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Post by Avery on Mar 8, 2022 19:25:52 GMT 1
WON Awards since 1998 (btw, need to point this out rq, whilst the 1998 AJPW is technically canon, it's only canon up til the most recently posted show, awards are not spoilers for that dynasty nor should they be considered as such.)
Wrestler of the Year| Year | Wrestler | Promotion | | 1998 | Akira Taue | All Japan Pro Wrestling | | 1999 | Kenta Kobashi | All Japan Pro Wrestling
| | 2000 | Triple H | World Wrestling Federation | | 2001 | Keiji Muto | New Japan Pro Wrestling | 2002
| Kurt Angle | World Wrestling Entertainment | 2003
| Kenta Kobashi | All Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2004
| Kenta Kobashi
| All Japan Pro Wrestling | 2005
| Bryan Danielson | Ring of Honor | 2006
| Hiroshi Tanahashi | New Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2007
| John Cena | World Wrestling Entertainment/All Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2008
| CM Punk | Ring of Honor/Total Nonstop Action | 2009
| AJ Styles | Total Nonstop Action/Ring of Honor | 2010
| Hiroshi Tanahashi | New Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2011
| Jun Akiyama | All Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2012
| Kazuchika Okada | New Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2013
| Jon Moxley | Violent Pro Wrestling | 2014
| Katsuhiko Nakajima | All Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2015
| AJ Styles | Total Nonstop Action/Ring of Honor/Violent Pro Wrestling/Indies
| 2016
| Katsuhiko Nakajima
| All Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2017
| Katsuyori Shibata | New Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2018
| Kazuchika Okada | New Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2019
| Tyler Breeze | Violent Pro Wrestling/New Japan Pro Wrestling | 2020
| Tyler Breeze | Violent Pro Wrestling/New Japan Pro Wrestling | 2021
| Tyler Breeze | Violent Pro Wrestling/New Japan Pro Wrestling
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Show of the Year| Year | Show | | 1998 | AJPW World's Strongest Tag Determination League Finals | | 1999 | AJPW 26th Anniversary in Tokyo Dome | | 2000 | AJPW 27th Anniversary in Tokyo Dome
| 2001
| WWF Wrestlemania X7 | 2002
| WWF Summerslam | 2003
| AJPW 30th Anniversary in Tokyo Dome
| 2004
| NJPW G1 Climax 2004 Finale | 2005
| ROH Manhattan Mayhem | 2006
| ROH Glory By Honor V - Night 2 | 2007
| TNA Slammiversary | 2008
| NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 2 | | 2009 | Dragon Gate USA Open the Historic Gate | 2010
| NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 4 | 2011
| VPW Wrestlefest 1 | 2012
| NJPW King of Pro Wrestling | 2013
| VPW Summertime | 2014
| NJPW G1 Climax 23 - Day 4 | 2015
| AJPW vs. NJPW Invasion Attack | 2016
| AJPW 43rd Anniversary in Tokyo Dome
| 2017
| NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 11 | 2018
| VPW Wrestlefest 7
| | 2019 | NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 13
| | 2020 | NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 14 | | 2021 | VPW Wrestlefest 10 |
| Year | Team Name and Wrestlers | Companies | | 1998 | Holy Demon Army (Toshiaki Kawada and Akira Taue) | All Japan Pro Wrestling | | 1999 | Triangle of Power (Takeshi Morishima and Yoshihiro Takyama) | All Japan Pro Wrestling
| | 2000 | Edge and Christian | World Wrestling Federation | 2001
| Tencozy (Satoshi Kojima and Hiroyoshi Tenzan) | New Japan Pro Wrestling | 2002
| Holy Demon Army (Toshiaki Kawada and Akira Taue)
| All Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2003
| KENTA and Naomichi Marufuji | All Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2004
| KENTA and Naomichi Marufuji
| All Japan Pro Wrestling
| | 2005 | America's Most Wanted (Chris Harris and James Storm) | Total Nonstop Action | 2006
| Kensuke Sasaki and Katsuhiko Nakajima
| All Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2007
| The Briscoe Brothers (Jay and Mark Briscoe) | Ring of Honor/Total Nonstop Action | 2008
| Kensuke Sasaki and Katsuhiko Nakajima
| All Japan Pro Wrestling
| | 2009 | The American Wolves (Davey and Eddie Edwards) | Ring of Honor/Total Nonstop Action
| 2010
| The King's of Wrestling (Chris Hero and Claudio Castagnoli) | Ring of Honor/Total Nonstop Action/Violent Pro Wrestling
| 2011
| Bad Intentions (Giant Bernard and Karl Anderson) | New Japan Pro Wrestling | 2012
| Bullet Club (Karl Anderson and Prince Devitt)
| New Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2013
| Katsuhiko Nakajima and Go Shiozaki
| All Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2014
| The Young Bucks | New Japan Pro Wrestling/Ring of Honor/Total Nonstop Action/Pro Wrestlling Guerrilla | 2015
| The Young Bucks
| New Japan Pro Wrestling/Ring of Honor/Total Nonstop Action/Pro Wrestlling Guerrilla
| 2016
| The Young Bucks
| New Japan Pro Wrestling/Ring of Honor/Total Nonstop Action/Pro Wrestlling Guerrilla
| 2017
| The Young Bucks
| New Japan Pro Wrestling/Ring of Honor/Total Nonstop Action/Pro Wrestlling Guerrilla
| 2018
| The Young Bucks
| New Japan Pro Wrestling/Ring of Honor/Total Nonstop Action/Pro Wrestlling Guerrilla
| | 2019 | The Lucha Brothers (Pentagon Jr and Rey Fenix) | Total Nonstop Action/Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide | | 2020 | Flying Dragons (Rich Swann and Bryan Danielson) | New Japan Pro Wrestling/Violent Pro Wrestling
| | 2021 | The Young Bucks
| New Japan Pro Wrestling/Ring of Honor/Total Nonstop Action/Violent Pro Wrestling
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| Year | Company | | 1998 | All Japan Pro Wrestling | | 1999 | All Japan Pro Wrestling
| | 2000 | All Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2001
| World Wrestling Federation | 2002
| World Wrestling Federation
| 2003
| All Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2004
| New Japan Pro Wrestling | 2005
| New Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2006
| New Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2007
| Total Nonstop Action | 2008
| Ring of Honor | | 2009 | Total Nonstop Action/Ring of Honor
| 2010
| New Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2011
| Violent Pro Wrestling | 2012
| All Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2013
| Violent Pro Wrestling
| 2014
| New Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2015
| New Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2016
| All Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2017
| New Japan Pro Wrestling
| 2018
| Violent Pro Wrestling
| | 2019 | DDT Pro Wrestling | | 2020 | Violent Pro Wrestling
| | 2021 | Violent Pro Wrestling
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Match of the Year| Year | Match | Event/Promotion | | 1998 | Steve Austin vs Triple H | WWF Judgement Day | | 1999 | Jun Akiyama vs Kenta Kobashi | AJPW 26th Anniversary in Tokyo Dome | | 2000 | Takeshi Morishima vs Kenta Kobashi | AJPW 27th Anniversary in Tokyo Dome | | 2001 | The Rock vs Steve Austin | WWF Wrestlemania X7 | 2002
| Kurt Angle vs Brock Lesnar | WWE Armageddon | 2003
| Kenta Kobashi vs Mitsuharu Misawa | AJPW Summer Action Series Finale | 2004
| CM Punk vs Samao Joe | ROH Joe vs Punk II | 2005
| Kenta Kobashi vs Samoa Joe | ROH Joe vs Kobashi | 2006
| Kensuke Sasaki and Katsuhiko Nakajima vs Kenta Kobashi and Go Shiozaki | AJPW Mitsuharu Misawa Retirement Special | 2007
| CM Punk vs AJ Styles | TNA Slammiversary
| 2008
| Bryan Danielson vs Takeshi Morishima | ROH Final Battle | 2009
| Bryan Danielson vs AJ Styles | ROH/TNA Honor x Action | 2010
| Jun Akiyama vs KENTA | AJPW Champion Carnival Finale | 2011
| CM Punk vs John Cena | VPW Destiny | 2012
| Hiroshi Tanahashi vs Kazuchika Okada | NJPW New Beginning | 2013
| Jon Moxley vs Tyler Breeze | VPW Glory Case | 2014
| AJ Styles vs Minoru Suzuki | NJPW G1 Climax 23 - Day 4
| 2015
| SUWAMA vs Hiroshi Tanahashi | AJPW vs. NJPW Invasion Attack
| 2016
| Katsuhiko Nakajima vs SUWAMA | AJPW 43rd Anniversary in Tokyo Dome
| 2017
| Katsuyori Shibata vs Kazuchika Okada | NJPW Sakura Genesis | 2018
| Katsuhiko Nakajima vs Kento Miyahara | AJPW Excite Series Finale | 2019
| Sami Zayn vs Tyler Breeze | VPW Summertime | 2020
| Sami Zayn vs Tyler Breeze | VPW Summertime | 2021
| Tyler Breeze vs Kenny Omega | NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 15 |
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Post by Avery on Mar 8, 2022 19:26:05 GMT 1
reserved for current champions
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Post by Avery on Mar 8, 2022 19:26:36 GMT 1
reserved for show history
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Post by Avery on Mar 13, 2022 8:29:21 GMT 1
revesered for roster lists
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Post by Avery on Mar 26, 2022 20:45:16 GMT 1
Tamverse Newsletter March 20th, 2022
Violent Pro Wrestling
The finalized card for VPW Wrestlefest 11 has been released! Here are all the matches for what should be one of the best events of the year!
Rich Swann (c) vs. Bryan Danielson (VPW World Championship)
Tyler Breeze vs. Kenny Omega (Steel Cage Match)
Roman Reigns (c) vs. Tyler Black vs Prince Devitt vs Hangman Page (VPW Intercontinental Championship)
Street Profits (c) vs. Jurassic Express (VPW Tag Team Championship)
Adam Rose vs. Pentagón Jr. (Cero Miedo Match)
AJ Styles vs. Kofi Kingston vs. Claudio Catagnoli vs. Brian Pillman Jr vs. Keith Lee vs. Jon Moxley (VPW World Championship N1C Ladder Match)
Ricochet (c) vs. Sammy Guevara (NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship)
New Japan Pro Wrestling
The Finals of the NJCup is happening!!!
Tetsuya Naito vs. Shingo Takagi (New Japan Cup Finals)
Jay White, YOSHI-HASHI, & Hirooki Goto vs. Katsuyori Shibata, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and Shota Umino
SANADA, EVIL, Hiromu Takahashi and BUSHI vs. Tama Tonga, Tanga Loa, Bad Luck Fale
Kota Ibushi, Lio Rush, and Yota Tsuji vs. Yuya Uemura, Ryusuke Taguchi, and Tomoaki Honma
Will Ospreay, Great-O-Khan, and Jeff Cobb vs. Kazuchika Okada, SHO, and YOH
Tomohiro Ishii, Toru Yano and Gedo vs. Minoru Suzuki, Zack Sabre Jr, and Taichi
David Finlay and Juice Robinson vs. Hiroyoshi Tenzan and Satoshi Kojima
All Japan Pro Wrestling
Dream Power Series Finale incoming!
Katsuhiko Nakajima (c) vs. Jake Lee (Triple Crown Heavyweight Championship)
Kaito Kiyomiya vs, Kento Miyahara (Special Singles Match, N1C For Triple Crown Championship)
SUWAMA and Shotaro Ashino(c) vs. Isami Kodaka and Yuko Miyamoto (World Tag Team Championship)
Naomichi Marufuji, Keiji Mutoh, Massaki Mochizuki vs. KENTA, Go Shiozaki, and Takashi Sugiura
Koji Iwamoto (c) vs. Akira Francesco (AJPW Junior Heavyweight Championship)
Kenoh, Hajime Ohara, Manabu Soya vs. Hokuto Omori, Koji Doi and Kuma Arashi
Ring of Honor
Ring of Honor is taking a break due to VPW Wrestlefest occuring this weekend, a lot of their shared talent is the main reason why.
Total Nonstop Action Wrestling
TNA is hosting it's regular TV tapings after a great Victory Road PPV that was headlined by Samoa Joe vs Bron Steiner for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship.
Bron had defeated the legend and is now the new TNA World Champion!
Due to the importance of Wrestlefest I will not show the TV taping for them this week.
News around the indies!
Drew Parker wins BJW Deathmatch Heavyweight Championship! The Young Star has becomed loved by the BJW audience and BJW has said to have a lot of trust in him!
GCW has 87 minute match between Lio Rush and Lee Moriarty, Lee won with his reverse armbar.
Ilja Dragunov wins PROGRESS World Championship from WALTER after 2 years of trying.
Reminder to post pick ems for announced match cards! Thank you for reading this first update!!!
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Post by henriquesser on Mar 27, 2022 5:23:04 GMT 1
Rich Swann (c) vs. Bryan Danielson (VPW World Championship)
Tyler Breeze vs. Kenny Omega (Steel Cage Match)
Roman Reigns (c) vs. Tyler Black vs Prince Devitt vs Hangman Page (VPW Intercontinental Championship)
Street Profits (c) vs. Jurassic Express (VPW Tag Team Championship)
Adam Rose vs. Pentagón Jr. (Cero Miedo Match)
AJ Styles vs. Kofi Kingston vs. Claudio Castagnoli vs. Brian Pillman Jr vs. Keith Lee vs. Jon Moxley (VPW World Championship N1C Ladder Match)
Ricochet (c) vs. Sammy Guevara (NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship)
Tetsuya Naito vs. Shingo Takagi (New Japan Cup Finals)
Jay White, YOSHI-HASHI, & Hirooki Goto vs. Katsuyori Shibata, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and Shota Umino
SANADA, EVIL, Hiromu Takahashi and BUSHI vs. Tama Tonga, Tanga Loa, Bad Luck Fale
Kota Ibushi, Lio Rush, and Yota Tsuji vs. Yuya Uemura, Ryusuke Taguchi, and Tomoaki Honma
Will Ospreay, Great-O-Khan, and Jeff Cobb vs. Kazuchika Okada, SHO, and YOH
Tomohiro Ishii, Toru Yano and Gedo vs. Minoru Suzuki, Zack Sabre Jr, and Taichi
David Finlay and Juice Robinson vs. Hiroyoshi Tenzan and Satoshi Kojima
Katsuhiko Nakajima (c) vs. Jake Lee (Triple Crown Heavyweight Championship)
Kaito Kiyomiya vs, Kento Miyahara (Special Singles Match, N1C For Triple Crown Championship)
SUWAMA and Shotaro Ashino(c) vs. Isami Kodaka and Yuko Miyamoto (World Tag Team Championship)
Naomichi Marufuji, Keiji Mutoh, Massaki Mochizuki vs. KENTA, Go Shiozaki, and Takashi Sugiura
Koji Iwamoto (c) vs. Akira Francesco (AJPW Junior Heavyweight Championship)
Kenoh, Hajime Ohara, Manabu Soya vs. Hokuto Omori, Koji Doi and Kuma Arashi
I have no idea on any of these lol
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Post by Asaemon on Mar 27, 2022 15:17:51 GMT 1
Rich Swann (c) vs. Bryan Danielson (VPW World Championship)
Tyler Breeze vs. Kenny Omega (Steel Cage Match)
Roman Reigns (c) vs. Tyler Black vs Prince Devitt vs Hangman Page (VPW Intercontinental Championship)
Street Profits (c) vs. Jurassic Express (VPW Tag Team Championship)
Adam Rose vs. Pentagón Jr. (Cero Miedo Match)
AJ Styles vs. Kofi Kingston vs. Claudio Catagnoli vs. Brian Pillman Jr vs. Keith Lee vs. Jon Moxley (VPW World Championship N1C Ladder Match)
Ricochet (c) vs. Sammy Guevara (NWA Worlds Heavyweight Championship)
Tetsuya Naito vs. Shingo Takagi (New Japan Cup Finals)
Jay White, YOSHI-HASHI, & Hirooki Goto vs. Katsuyori Shibata, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and Shota Umino
SANADA, EVIL, Hiromu Takahashi and BUSHI vs. Tama Tonga, Tanga Loa, Bad Luck Fale
Kota Ibushi, Lio Rush, and Yota Tsuji vs. Yuya Uemura, Ryusuke Taguchi, and Tomoaki Honma
Will Ospreay, Great-O-Khan, and Jeff Cobb vs. Kazuchika Okada, SHO, and YOH
Tomohiro Ishii, Toru Yano and Gedo vs. Minoru Suzuki, Zack Sabre Jr, and Taichi
David Finlay and Juice Robinson vs. Hiroyoshi Tenzan and Satoshi Kojima
Katsuhiko Nakajima (c) vs. Jake Lee (Triple Crown Heavyweight Championship)
Kaito Kiyomiya vs, Kento Miyahara (Special Singles Match, N1C For Triple Crown Championship)
SUWAMA and Shotaro Ashino(c) vs. Isami Kodaka and Yuko Miyamoto (World Tag Team Championship)
Naomichi Marufuji, Keiji Mutoh, Massaki Mochizuki vs. KENTA, Go Shiozaki, and Takashi Sugiura
Koji Iwamoto (c) vs. Akira Francesco (AJPW Junior Heavyweight Championship)
Kenoh, Hajime Ohara, Manabu Soya vs. Hokuto Omori, Koji Doi and Kuma Arashi
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