Japan Pro Wrestling Association (JWA)

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JWA SIEGE OF THE SPRING TOUR
Beijing, China
May 3, 2120

R&R Express & The Fantastics def. New Age Outlaws & The Ortons

Rogers and Fulton put things together to take the win. It was the Fantastic Flip catching Billy Gunn for the fall.

Jonnie Stewart def. Mr. Fuji by D.Q.

Mr. Fuji completely dominated this one. Stewart held on despite getting hit in the eyes with salt and a Banzai Drop. Fuji maintained the offense but tried to use the salt again and was DQed.

Sweet Brown Sugar def. Les Thatcher by C.O.

Another really good match as Koko Ware really rolled. Thatcher fought him off and had some spurts of offense but Ware kept up the attack. Thatcher kept kicking out but was sent to the floor after a brainbuster and counted out. (Thatcher 4 coins)

Stan Lane def. Randy Rose by C.O.

A very short and violent contest. Lane immediately laid out Rose with a lariat. On the floor Jim Cornette smashed Rose with the tennis racket and Lane won by count out. Bobby Eaton stormed out for a triple team beat down before Dennis Condrey could hit the ring.

Bobby Eaton def. Dennis Condrey by D.Q.

A wild and crazy fight here that went around the arena. Eaton rolled offensively but Condrey battled back. This one ended when Condrey nailed Eaton with Cornette's tennis racket.

Iron Mike DiBiase def. Bobby Shane by C.O.

It seems everyone is going extreme tonight! This time DiBiase piledrove Shane who fell to the floor and did not make it back into the ring.

ELIMINATION MATCH
Buddy Rogers, Mr. Saito & King Kong Bundy def. Rikidozan, Antonio Inoki & Giant Baba

Rikidozan went at it with all three opponents. Saito brought in Rogers then Bundy avalanched Dozan twice to score the fall.

The 2nd fall was extra long with all five going back and forth. Inoki eliminated Bundy with the Octopus Hold.

After that it was Rogers putting away Inoki with the figure four.

Saito put the Scorpion Leg Lock on Baba then Rogers forced the submission with the figure four.

BEST 2/3 FALLS
ALL-ASIA HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Lou Thesz (ch) def. Dick Hutton, 2-0

Lou Thesz didn't let Hutton breathe. An airplane spin then Thesz Press scored the first fall.

Hutton fought back and had the abdominal stretch applied. He took Thesz to the floor and kept up the pressure but a miss in the corner was Hutton's downfall.

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JWA representatives announced its wrestlers that will compete in the upcoming NWA World TV title tournament:

Mr. Saito

Bobby Shane

Dick Hutton

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JWA SIEGE OF THE SPRING TOUR
Ulaan Baatar, Mongolia
May 5, 2120

The Fantastics def. The New Age Outlaws

As expected a pretty good bout between a pair of great teams. After a lot of back and forth action a press slam/splash combo pinned Billy Gunn.

Jonnie Stewart def. Mr. Fuji

Last time out it was Mr. Fuji on top but using the salt got him DQed. Stewart got revenge with an excellent match, dominating the action and winning with a flying knee smash.

Bobby Shane & Sweet Brown Sugar def. Iron Mike DiBiase & Les Thatcher

A really good tag team bout with nice work from both sides. Thatcher took a lot of damage but DiBiase had Ware nearly beaten. It was Shane able to take the match with a sleeper on DiBiase.

The Ortons def. The R&R Express

The R&R were in control but Orton Jr. turned it around. Gibson was stopped on the top rope and a superplex ended the contest.

Dennis Condrey def. Stan Lane

Tag specialists tore the place down with a tremendous match. Great displays of guts and determination. It could have gone either way but Condrey won with a face first leg sweep.

Bobby Eaton def. Randy Rose

A super fast but exciting match. Randy Rose missed off the top rope but Eaton didn't. The Alabama Jam landed for the three count.

Mr. Saito def. Antonio Inoki

A huge win for Mr. Saito. It was a good fight though but Saito really put the pressure on. Inoki battled but went down in the prison deathlock. (Inoki 4 coins)

Giant Baba def. King Kong Bundy

These two behemoths just slugged it out until there was a winner. Baba landed the neckbreaker drop for the win.

Rikidozan def. Buddy Rogers

An awesome main event saw Rikidozan whether the storm. Rogers really dished out the punishment but Dozan was able to give it right back. Rikidozan scored the win with some thunderous chops.

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The final stop on the Siege of the Spring Tour is JWA Kings of Wrestling and two additional matches have been signed.

Intercontinental tag team champions Ivan Koloff & the Warlord will defend the titles against the R&R Express.

The Giant Baba will challenge Bruiser Brody for the Intercontinental title.

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JWA SIEGE OF THE SPRING TOUR
Region Plaza Joetsu
Niigata, Japan
May 8, 2120

Bobby Shane def. King Kong Bundy

A tremendous upset to open the show! Bundy could not keep his hands on Shane. Shane just kept attacking and almost won by count out. Bundy missed a charge in the corner and Shane grabbed the fall.

Les Thatcher def. Buddy Rogers

The fans were stunned to see another monumental upset! Rogers took this one too lightly. Thatcher hooked up the Stump Puller and forced the submission!

Antonio Inoki def. Sweet Brown Sugar

Inoki avoided the upset bug that began the evening. Ware had a little bit of offense and did keep the match going but Inoki landed another enzuigiri for the win.

Jonnie Stewart def. Rikidozan

On the eve of pay-per view Jonnie Stewart knocks off Rikidozan. Stewart had been hanging on in the match but got to the outside. Coming back in he hit Dozan with a flying knee smash for the pin.

Mr. Saito def. Iron Mike DiBiase

A great match that had DiBiase so close to winning on so many occasions. DiBiase really took the fight to Saito but just couldn't finish him off. DiBiase then held on for awhile before Saito won with the scorpion leg lock (both 4 coins).

Giant Baba def. Dick Hutton

Hutton stood up to Baba for a short time but the neckbreaker drop put him away.

ELIMINATION MATCH
The R&R Express, Midnight Express, Fantastics def. The New Midnight Express, The New Age Outlaws, The Ortons

The All-Asia tag team champions got it going with a double goozel on Bobby Fulton. The Ortons put a hurting on Tommy Rogers. He took a piledriver and neckbreaker from Orton Sr. but another piledriver eliminated the Fantastics.

Cornette's Midnight Express didn't fare much better. The New Age Outlaws had their number. Stan Lane did tag in Bobby Eaton but the Outlaws eliminated the MX with a double team hot shot.

The R&R were left alone and they took on all three tag teams. They kept the match alive and Robert Gibson beat Orton Jr. with a spinning toe hold.

Several more exchanges and tags led to Ricky Morton downing Dennis Condrey after using the top rope, a cross body block, and then the double dropkick.

The R&R were set to finish the amazing comeback but the Road Dogg broke up the fall and started a wild brawl that brought the bell. Morton and Gibson win the last fall by D.Q. over the Outlaws.

BEST 2/3 FALLS
ALL-ASIA HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Lou Thesz (ch) def. Mr. Fuji, 2-0

It was all Lou Thesz in the first fall. He just kept Fuji down on the mat before setting him up for the greco-roman backdrop.

Thesz stopped Fuji off the ropes then dropped again with his finisher for the win.

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JWA KINGS OF WRESTING
Sumo Hall
Tokyo, Japan
May 10, 2120

Les Thatcher vs. Sweet Brown Sugar

Bob Orton Jr. vs. Dewey Robertson

Jonnie Stewart vs. Mr. Fuji

Dick Hutton vs. Bob Orton Sr.

Iron Mike DiBiase vs. Bobby Shane

The Fantastics vs. The New Age Outlaws

Buddy Rogers vs. King Kong Bundy

Antonio Inoki vs. Mr. Saito

IWWF ALL-PACIFIC TITLE
Barbi Hayden (ch) vs. Cheerleader Melissa

NWA WOMEN'S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
Molly Holly (ch) vs. Mercedes Martinez

NWA INTERCONTINENTAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
Ivan Koloff & The Warlord (ch) vs. The R&R Express

NWA INTERCONTINENTAL HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Bruiser Brody (ch) vs. The Giant Baba

BEST 2/3 FALLS
JWA ALL-ASIA TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
The New Midnight Express (ch) vs. The Midnight Express

BEST 2/3 FALLS
JWA ALL-ASIA HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Lou Thesz (ch) vs. Rikidozan

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I really enjoy the flow of this fed. I have considered doing a fed like this in the past with a tour format. Fun read.

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JWA KINGS OF WRESTING
Sumo Hall
Tokyo, Japan
May 10, 2120

Sweet Brown Sugar def. Les Thatcher

An awesome opening contest at King of Wrestling! On the last event Sweet Brown Sugar downed Les Thatcher via count out. This one was a great back and forth match that nearly hit the 20 minute time limit. Non stop back and forth action! Thatcher had a pair of chances to win after big moves off the top rope. Sweet Brown Sugar came back again and hit a beautiful dropkick for the pin.

Dewey Robertson def. Bob Orton Jr. by D.Q.

This match turned violent right after the bell. Orton Jr. is coming off the loss of the All-Asia tag team titles. Robertson hadn't even been on the Siege of the Spring Tour before now. Robertson hit an atomic drop and Orton went outside. He pounded Robertson on the floor using anything that wasn't tied down. He wouldn't stop and was DQed.

Mr. Fuji def. Jonnie Stewart

This is another rematch from the last show. There it was Fuji dominating but losing by DQ after using the salt a second time. Fuji again got the upperhand with the salt. He put the pressure on and crushed Stewart with the Banzai Drop.

Bob Orton Sr. def. Dick Hutton

The other half of the former All-Asia tag team title holders went toe to toe with Dick Hutton. It was a good match but Orton Sr. stopped Hutton who had a very good tour, winning with the Piledriver.

Bobby Shane def. Iron Mike DiBiase

Here is another rematch from the time Shane lost by countout. These two tore into each other. Both had nearfalls but Shane nailed DiBiase with a loaded knee pad and got the three.

IWWF ALL-PACIFIC TITLE
Barbi Hayden (ch) def. Cheerleader Melissa by D.Q.

The first of six championship matches did not disappoint! Hayden nearly destroyed Melissa at the start, dominating the match and using the Hayden Halo. Then Melissa fired back with everything she had but Hayden kicked out three times from finishers. Melissa kicked out of the Hayden Halo again! It turned into a fight and on the outside Melissa was DQed.

The Fantastics def. The New Age Outlaws

Two of the best in the business met up again. Billy Gunn faced off against both Fantastics for a long time. The Road Dogg immediately used the Pump Handle Slam on Fulton. The Fantastics got their moves going. A press slam splash and Fantastic Flip put the Road Dogg away.

King Kong Bundy def. Buddy Rogers

These two had teamed on occasion during the tour and fought Thesz, Dozan, Inoki and Baba. But they signed the match and Bundy made the most of it. Rogers was almost counted out early and a lot of the first part of the bout was spent on the floor. Bundy crushed him with the Avalanche and actually got a 5-count on Rogers to win the match.

Mr. Saito def. Antonio Inoki

This is the second win for Saito over Inoki on the tour! It was mostly Saito throughout the match. Inoki briefly had control and a nearfall. Consecutive Saito Suplexes and the Prison Deathlock beat Inoki.

NWA WOMEN'S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
Molly Holly (ch) def. Mercedes Martinez

An extremely fast paced and hard hitting women's world title match! Mercedes rolled the begin things but had to fight off the onslaught of the new champion. Molly exploded with offense but Mercedes kicked out twice after the Molly Go Round. Mercedes had one last comeback in her but Molly Holly stopped that and came off the top rope again for the win.

NWA INTERCONTINENTAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
Ivan Koloff & The Warlord (ch) def. The R&R Express

The R&R never got it going in this one. They had some offense but nothing big and Ivan Koloff took over. The Russian Bear leveled Morton twice with the Russian Sickle! It took a pair of double stomps off the ropes to finish Morton off.

NWA INTERCONTINENTAL HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Bruiser Brody (ch) def. The Giant Baba

These two giants tore the house down! Baba went toe to toe with Brody and this was anyone's match! An all-out slugfest to see who could take the most. Both men nearly won on several occasions. Brody took over with a fight on the floor and the jumping knee drop put away Baba. (both with 3 coins)

BEST 2/3 FALLS
JWA ALL-ASIA TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
The Midnight Express def. The New Midnight Express (ch), 2-1

An unbelievable first fall! Lane set up Rose for the Veg-O-Matic! Condrey interferred and just like that they hit the Rocket Launcher on Eaton. A face first leg sweep then pinned Eaton!

The 2nd fall was just nuts with big time moves! Back and forth they went but Eaton landed the Alabama Jam to pin Condrey.

Jim Cornette's men continued the roll! A Rocket Launcher of their own finished off Condrey to bring the All-Asia tag team titles to Eaton and Lane!

BEST 2/3 FALLS
JWA ALL-ASIA HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Lou Thesz (ch) def. Rikidozan, 2-0

Lou Thesz owned the first fall! It was all Rikidozan could do to stay on his feet and get a move in somewhere. Dozan didn't go down for awhile but the Thesz Press pinned him.

Rikidozan seemed to have things going his way but Thesz put a stop to it. He blocked and used a Greco Roman Backdrop to grab the second fall.

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Great stuff!

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Those in charge of the JWA are hard at work, finalizing the next tour of wrestling events! The JWA returns to action with the JAPAN INVASION TOUR!

From June 9 to July 5, 2120, the JWA will bring its hard-hitting action to places they rarely appear or have never been to before! The final show will be
JWA WRESTLING DONTAKU!

Three shows a week for four weeks you will see what the JWA is all about! You won't want to miss All-Asia heavyweight champion Lou Thesz put the title on the line against all comers! Or the All-Asia tag team champions - Jim Cornette's Midnight Express!

Japan Invasion
June 9 - July 5, 2120

June 9: Pyongyang, North Korea (Pyongyang Indoor Stadium)

June 12: Seoul, South Korea (Jamsil Arena)

June 14: Taipei, Taiwan (Taipei Arena)

June 16: Hong Kong (Hong Kong Coliseum)

June 19: Beijing, China (Capital Indoor Stadium)

June 21: Bangkok, Thailand (Hua Mark Indoor Stadium)

June 23: Jakarta, Indonesia (Istora Sports Palace)

June 26: Manila, Philippines (Rizal Memorial Coliseum)

June 28: Melbourne, Australia (Hisense Arena

June 30: Sydney, Australia (Sydney Entertainment Centre)

July 3: Hamilton, New Zealand (Mystery Creeks Event Centre)

July 5: Auckland, New Zealand (Vector Arena) - JWA WRESTLING DONTAKU