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Results - ☆BIG MARCH Presents the 9th Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament - September 17th, 2011

☆BIG MARCH Presents the 9th Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament
Finals

Tokyo, Japan

September 17th, 2011

Korakuen Hall

FIGHT CARD
Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament - Final
Single Match
O Munenori Sawa
(BattlArts)
vs. Hayato "Jr" Fujita X
(Michinoku Pro)
(16:03 → Octopus Hold)
Tenka-Ichi Jr. Special
6-Man Tag Match
Ikuto Hidaka
(ZERO1)
Takafumi Ito
(PANCRASEism)
O Kaijin Habu Otoko
(Okinawa Pro)
vs. Takuya Sugawara X
(Free)
Super Crazy
(Mexico)
Robby Heart
(Australia)
(13:42 → Moudoku Habu Kuubaku)
Wrestling Is Drug
Single Match
O Masato Tanaka
(ZERO1)
vs. Necro Butcher X
(USA)
(10:42 → Sliding D)
6-Man Tag Match
Kohei Sato
(ZERO1)
KAMIKAZE
(ZERO1)
O Yoshikazu Yokoyama
(ZERO1)
vs. Shinjiro Otani
(ZERO1)
Ryoji Sai
(ZERO1)
Daichi Hashimoto X
(ZERO1)
(16:42 → Death Valley Bomb)
Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament - Semi Final
Single Match
X Mineo Fujita
(ZERO1)
vs. Hayato "Jr" Fujita O
(Michinoku Pro)
(17:49 → Referee Stop → K.I.D)
Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament - Semi Final
Single Match
O Munenori Sawa
(BattlArts)
vs. Susumu Yokosuka X
(DRAGON GATE)
(13:05 → Cross Armbreaker)
Kenta Kakinuma 7 Match Series #3
Single Match
X Kenta Kakinuma
(ZERO1)
vs. Steve Corino O
(WORLD-1)
(8:10 → Northern Lights Bomb)
Nic Primo's Joining ZERO1 Final Assessement Match
Single Match
O Shito Ueda
(ZERO1)
vs. Nic Primo X
(USA)
(8:09 → Doctor Bomb)
Results - ☆BIG MARCH Presents the 9th Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament - September 14th, 2011

☆BIG MARCH Presents the 9th Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament
Tokyo, Japan

September 14th, 2011

Shinjuku FACE

FIGHT CARD
Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament - Round 2
Single Match
O Munenori Sawa
(BattlArts)
vs. Takuya Sugawara X
(Free)
(14:22 → Octopus Hold)
Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament - Round 2
Single Match
O Mineo Fujita
(ZERO1)
vs. Super Crazy X
(Mexico)
(8:50 → Gannosuke Clutch)
NWA Intercontinental Tag Team Titles
Tag Match
Kohei Sato
(ZERO1)
X KAMIKAZE
(ZERO1)
vs. © Masato Tanaka
(ZERO1)
© Zeus O
(Osaka Pro)
(20:50 → Jackhammer)
Tag Match
Shinjiro Otani
(ZERO1)
Ryoji Sai
(ZERO1)
O Ikuto Hidaka
(ZERO1)
vs. Steve Corino
(USA)
Necro Butcher
(USA)
Kaijin Habu Otoko X
(Osaka Pro)
(20:50 → Iwami Ginzan)
Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament - Round 2
Single Match
X Takafumi Ito
(PANCRASEism)
vs. Susumu Yokosuka O
(DRAGON GATE)
(8:15 → Jumbo no Kachi!.)
Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament - Round 2
Single Match
O Hayato "Jr" Fujita
(Michinoku Pro)
vs. Robby Heart X
(NWA)
(9:01 → Helm)
Tag Match
O Shito Ueda
(ZERO1)
Kenta Kakinuma
(ZERO1)
vs. Yoshikazu Yokoyama X
(ZERO1)
Daichi Hashimoto
(ZERO1)
(10:08 → Doctor Bomb)
Results - ☆BIG MARCH Presents the 9th Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament - September 13th, 2011

☆BIG MARCH Presents the 9th Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament
Tokyo, Japan

September 13th, 2011

Shinjuku FACE

FIGHT CARD
Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament - Round 1
Single Match
X Ikuto Hidaka
(ZERO1)
vs. Super Crazy O
(Mexico)
(14:20 → Mosca Espanola)
Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament - Round 1
Single Match
O Takuya Sugawara
(Free)
vs. Kaijin Habu Otoko X
(Okinawa Pro)
(15:04 → La Magistral)
Tenka-Ichi Jr. Youth Special Tag
6-Man Tag Match
X Munenori Sawa
(BattlArts)
Takafumi Ito
(PANCRASEism)
Robby Heart
(Australia)
vs. Mineo Fujita O
(ZERO1)
Hayato "Jr" Fujita
(Michinoku Pro)
Susumu Yokosuka
(DRAGON GATE)
(14:37 → Gannosuke Clutch)
Tag Match
Masato Tanaka
(ZERO1)
X Daichi Hashimoto
(ZERO1)
vs. Steve Corino O
(USA)
Necro Butcher
(USA)
(13:51 → Northern Light Bomb)
6-Man Tag Match
Shinjiro Otani
(ZERO1)
Ryoji Sai
(ZERO1)
O Shito Ueda
(ZERO1)
vs. Kohei Sato
(ZERO1)
KAMIKAZE
(ZERO1)
Nic Primo X
(USA)
(15:51 → Doctor Bomb)
Single Match
Δ Kenta Kakinuma
(ZERO1)
vs. Yoshikazu Yokoyama Δ
(ZERO1)
(15:00 → Time Limit Draw)
ZERO1 NEWS!! - September 8th, 2011

ZERO1 Participation in BUYUDEN Reveals Final Tenka-Ichi Jr. Wrestler!

September 8th, 2011

Several ZERO1 fighters participated in Masaaki Mochizuki Produce BUYUDEN AGAIN #1 and BUYUDEN AGAIN #2 events last week at Tokyo's Shin-Kiba 1st Ring. On September 7th, ZERO1 President Shinjiro Otani, Fire Festival '11 Winner Daisuke Sekimoto and NWA Intercontinental Lightweight Tag Team champion Ikuto Hidaka defeating the DRAGON GATE team of Masaaki Mochizuki, Shingo Takagi & Susumu Yokosuka.

When the Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament 2011 was announced this year it was revealed one of the slots would be taken by a wrestler from DRAGON GATE. Maybe fans thought perhaps Mochizuki would be the participant having participated in the 2007 version of the tournament. He lost in the finals, being defeated by ZERO1's Masato Tanaka who had dropped down to 95 kg to particpate. Following the match tonight, Mochizuki said that after the BUYUDEN AGAIN #2 show they will decide who the DRAGON GATE representative will be. Susumu Yokosuka was really frustrated with the loss that night, being the one submitted by Ikuto Hidaka for the loss. He even refused to shake hands with the other participants following the defeat.

Also on this show young ZERO1 wrestlers Daichi Hashimoto and Yoshikazu Yokoyama fell in tag action to BxB Hulk and Kzy when Hulk pinned Yokoyama. Daichi took responsibility for the loss, saying it was his fault Yokoyama was beaten, and that he wants a singles match with BxB Hulk one day.

The following Day saw Sekimoto and Hidaka to return to Shin-Kiba for a singles match and tag match respectively. Hidaka teamed with K-ness in a losing effort against BxB Hulk and current ZERO1 International Jr. Heavyweight Champion Takuya Sugawara. Sugawara and Hidaka were not the only participants of the upcoming Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament 2011 on this card, as the main event saw Michinoku Pro's Hayato "Jr" Fujita, BattlArt's Munenori Sawa team with Kensuke Office's Katsuhiko Nakajima lose to Mochizuki, Shingo Takagi & Susumu Yokosuka when Yokosuka submitted Sawa with the Jumbo No Kachi!gatame.

After the match Sawa, Hidaka and Hayato "Jr" appeared in the ring. Sawa said on the microphone he was angry at the loss as he wanted a win going into the Tenka-Ichi Jr. Tournament. Hayato "Jr." then spoke, saying he wants Yokusuka to enter the tournament since he defeated Sawa in the main event.

Yokosuka accepted, saying though he was caught and made to tap by Hidaka the night before, he got a solid 3-count on Sawa today. "I will be the one to represent DRAGON GATE, and I will score 3 straight victories and win the tournament!"

Results - Destruction King's 7th Anniversary Mourning Special : 2nd - August 27th, 2011

Destruction Prince's Hometown Triumphant Return!
Destruction King's 7th Anniversary Mourning Special : 2nd

Gifu, Japan

August 27th, 2011

Seratopia Toki

FIGHT CARD
NWA Intercontinental Tag Team Titles
Tag Match
O Kohei Sato ©
(ZERO1)
KAMIKAZE ©
(ZERO1)
vs. Shinjiro Otani
(ZERO1)
Daichi Hashimoto X
(ZERO1)
(28:02 → German Suplex Hold)
Fire Festival '11 Special Match
Tag Match
Masato Tanaka
(ZERO1)
O Zeus
(Osaka Pro)
vs. Ryoji Sai
(ZERO1)
Kenta Kakinuma X
(ZERO1)
(18:04 → Jackhammer)
Tag Match
O Ikuto Hidaka
(ZERO1)
Takafumi Ito
(PANCRASEism)
vs. Munenori Sawa
(BattlArts)
Mineo Fujita X
(ZERO1)
(12:01 → Iwami Ginzan)
Single Match
O Shito Ueda
(ZERO1)
vs. Hiromitsu Kanehara X
(Cross Armbreaker)
(8:12 → German Suplex Hold)
Single Match
O Yoshiaki Fujiwara
(Fujiwara-Gumi)
vs. Yoshikazu Yokoyama X
(ZERO1)
(6:52 → Wakigatame)
Woman's Match
O Aja Kong
(Oz Academy)
vs. Lingerie Muto X
(Free)
(8:41 → Uraken)
Tag Match
O Takuya Sugawara
(Free)
Nick Primo
(ZERO1 CAMP)
vs. Super Shenlong II
(DRAGON GATE)
Yusaku Obata X
(Free)
(13:42 → Cradle)
ZERO1 NEWS!! - August 22nd, 2011

Munenori Sawa Announces Retirement!

August 22nd, 2011

At the end of last year, BattlArts President and owner Yuki Ishikawa announced that BattlArts would be closing their doors for good in 2011. Earlier this year it was announced the final show would be on November 5, 2011 in Tokyo's Shinjuku FACE. Now in a somewhat surprising turn of events, BattlArts wrestler and longtime ZERO1 player Munenori Sawa has announced his retirement from pro wrestling.

After his match today at BattlArts most recent Kitasenju event, Sawa took the microphone and addressed the crowd in attendance:

"My motivation on being a pro-wrestler is to make Battlarts bigger and better. I devoted all my life to Battlarts since my mid 20s until my early 30s. Unfortunately Battlarts will be closed soon. Pro-wrestler Munenori Sawa must belong to Battlarts where all my love is; there can be no other pro wrestling group. My motto is "too much is the best for me," but I've been doing too much and my body cannot take the damage anymore. So, I've decided to retire from pro wrestling.

"Now I will try my best to make Battlarts' final show a big success. I originally thought to make my retirement on the same day as Battlarts end on 11/5 but I will instead make my retirements a couple of days after BattlArts closes.

"I saw the closing of the B-Club Dojo, the closing of Ishikawa-ya Restaurant. I saw Yuta Yoshikawa and Chihiro Oikawa retire, and Keita Yano depart individually. I saw the group I love BattlArts pass by, and with it I saw the end of my career. My career with BattlArts, my career with Pro Wrestling.

"On the other hand, there is still two month until November, and BattlArts continues to fight until then and so will I. After BattlArts closes I will make an announcement about my retirement. I hope we will have a good crowd, and I want to see the end come with happiness and laughter!"

- Munenori Sawa

ZERO1 NEWS!! - August 18th, 2011

Corino Returns! Necro Enters!

August 18th, 2011

As the 9th annual ZERO1 Tenka Ichi Jr. Tournament approaches, two American wrestlers familiar with the Japanese fans will make their appearance on the shows featuring the tournament. The first is longtime ZERO1 gaijin wrestler Steve Corino, a long time veteran of ZERO1. The second is legendary death match fighter Necro Butcher, making his first appearance in ZERO1. He has previously fought for deathmatch wrestling companies like BJW, and Antonio Inoki's IGF. Corino originally made overtures that he wanted to enter the Tenka Ichi Jr. similar to how heavyweight Masato Tanaka did back in 2007 by making the 95kg cut off. Corino was unable to accomplish that, weighing in at 102kg at the cut-off.

Corino said he would instead like to team with fellow well-known Philadelphia wrestlers Super Crazy and Necro Butcher. He expressed his displeasure with former partner Atsushi Sawada, saying he was bored by him and wanted a non-Japanese tag partner.

Necro Butcher is instead focused on Masato Tanaka. Necro said he wants to face the former ECW World Heavyweight champion in a singles match, but will also challenge him in a tag match.

Corino and Necro Butcher will team on 9/13 to take on Tanaka and young Daichi Hashimoto. They will then team again the following night on 9/14 to take on ZERO1 President Shinjiro Otani and Ryoji Sai. Then on the tournament final at Korakuen Hall on 9/17 Corino will face Kenta Kakinuma in his "7 Match Series," and Necro will get his wish to face former ECW Heavyweight Champion Tanaka in a singles match titled "Wrestling is Drugs" which is sure to be a violent affair.

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