Japan Pro Wrestling Association (JWA)

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JWA EASTERN ASIA TOUR

Hong Kong
June 14, 2119 [/center]

Once again, Mr. Fuji was seen talking to wrestlers from both blocks of the tournament. This time one of them was the Iron Sheik, who is the leader in Block A. A lot of talk has centered around Rikidozan and the Giant Baba and whether either of them can start a winning streak to have a chance at advancing to the final. The standings are starting to take shape now and every match is crucial for all the participants.

BLOCK A
ASIA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

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MAGNUM T.A. def. DESTROYER

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Magnum T.A. comes up with his first win of the tournament, and a costly loss for the masked Destroyer. Several dropkicks set the Destroyer up for the belly to belly suplex and the pin.

WILLIAM MULDOON def. GIANT BABA

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Muldoon seriously took Baba to school. The bigger man couldn't stop Muldoon and his mat technique. Muldoon dropped Baba on his head over and over until getting the three count (Baba 6 coins).

MASKED SUPERSTAR def. MR. FUJI

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Mr. Fuji made this a good match by always coming back, and even landing his Banzai Drop. The Masked Superstar was in control though the entire way. Fuji was tough to put away though but the neckbreaker and cobra hold finally ended the match (Fuji 4 coins).

MIL MASCARAS def. RIKIDOZAN

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A great match as Rikidozan went right at the former three-time world champion and this was one heckuva match. Tons of back and forth action. Mascaras slowly started to wear Dozan down and a slingshot plancha ended the match (Rikidozan 4 coins).

IRON SHEIK def. FRANK GOTCH

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An awesome match with first place in Block A on the line. Gotch finally retaliated to the Iron Sheik's aggressiveness and fighting on the floor. These two really tried to hurt each other and the match kept going. The Iron Sheik finally won with the Camel Clutch (Gotch 5 coins).

BLOCK B

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IVAN KOLOFF def. NICK BOCKWINKEL

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A great match for the Russian Bear to come up with his first win, and pretty much take Bockwinkel out of the running in Block B. A great back and forth match. Bockwinkel took charge in the ring but Koloff fought on the floor. Bockwinkel tried a second top rope move and missed. Koloff then put the bear hug on for the victory.

DON LEO JONATHAN def. ANTONINO ROCCA

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A very good matchup here. Rocca quickly had the backbreaker on Jonathan. They went back and forth until Jonathan put several moves together. After tossing Rocca about he used the Mormon Swing to win the match.

JOHNNY VALENTINE def. TERRY GORDY

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What an incredible battle these two turned in. An all-out slobberknocker of a brawl. Valentine had Gordy in all kinds of trouble, but the big man came back with a vengeance. Valentine stayed alive though and another skullcrusher ended the match (Gordy 5 coins).

JIMMY SNUKA def. ANTONIO INOKI

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A monster win for the Superfly and everyone else in Block B as Snuka beats the leader. Another back and forth matchup. A piledriver gave Snuka the chance to hit the top rope splash for the big win.

BRUISER BRODY def. STEVE WILLIAMS

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The match chosen for the main event far surpassed expectations. An awesome brawl as both men dished it out and took everything the other threw at them. In and out of the ring they went. A fight that could have gone either way but both men kept fighting and fighting. Brody hit the running knee drop to score the pinfall.

Block A
Current Standings[/u]
1. Iron Sheik 10 pts.
2. Masked Superstar 8
3. Destroyer 6
Frank Gotch 6
Mil Mascaras 6
William Muldoon 6
7. Giant Baba 2
Mr. Fuji 2
Rikidozan 2
Magnum T.A. 2

Block B
Current Standings
1. Antonio Inoki 7 pts.
2. Don Leo Jonathan 7
3. Jimmy Snuka 6
Johnny Valentine 6
5. Steve Williams 5
6. Nick Bockwinkel 4
Terry Gordy 4
Bruiser Brody 4
9. Ivan Koloff 2
Antonino Rocca 2

Next show:

Macau
June 16, 2119

Block A
Giant Baba vs. Mil Mascaras
William Muldoon vs. Frank Gotch
Rikidozan vs. Mr. Fuji
Iron Sheik vs. Destroyer
Masked Superstar vs. Magnum T.A.

Block B
Nick Bockwinkel vs. Don Leo Jonathan
Ivan Koloff vs. Antonio Inoki
Antonino Rocca vs. Terry Gordy
Jimmy Snuka vs. Bruiser Brody
Johnny Valentine vs. Steve Williams

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JWA EASTERN ASIA TOUR

Macau
June 16, 2119[/center]

BLOCK B
ASIA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

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ANTONIO INOKI def. IVAN KOLOFF

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The Russian Bear tried to take Inoki out of the tournament with a vicious attack outside the ring. It was a long time before the two men got in the ring to start the match. Inoki somehow came back from the beating he took and an enzugiri put Koloff away. That wasn't the end of it as Koloff attacked Inoki again with the steel chain.

ANTONINO ROCCA def. TERRY GORDY

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A fast paced, hard-hitting contest. A lot of back and forth action but Rocca caught Gordy with a headscisscors for the pin. Gordy nailed Rocca from behind and put the Oriental Spike on again.

STEVE WILLIAMS def. JOHNNY VALENTINE

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A fast win for Dr. Death. Williams' power overwhelemed Valentine. Two Oklahoma Stampedes ended the match.

BRUISER BRODY def. JIMMY SNUKA

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An awesome match as all the old bad blood between these was immediately apparent. All-out war in and out of the ring. Non-stop they fought and fought. Brody came away with the win after the jumping knee drop, having earlier kicked out of the superfly leap.

NICK BOCKWINKEL def. DON LEO JONATHAN

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A tough loss for the big man as it very may have taken him out from a chance at winning the whole thing. Bockwinkel put the sleeper on and that was all she wrote.

BLOCK A

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RIKIDOZAN def. MR. FUJI

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A long match as Rikidozan took quite awhile to get himself into the match. Fuji pulled out all the stops and really dominated the action. They kept going at it until Rikidozan finally started doing some damage and won with the hiplock.

MASKED SUPERSTAR def. MAGNUM T.A.

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Another match where Magnum showed all his heart but just couldn't come up with a win. He was hammered over and over until a crossbody by Masked Superstar ended the match (Magnum 4 coins).

MIL MASCARAS def. GIANT BABA

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A great match between two former world champions. Great back and forth action. Baba took the punishment for a long time until Mascaras finally grabbed the pin (Baba 5 coins).

IRON SHEIK def. DESTROYER

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A great come back win to keep the Iron Sheik undefeated. The Destroyer was on fire and working over the legs. The Iron Sheik held on and put the Camel Clutch on to win.

FRANK GOTCH def. WILLIAM MULDOON

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The main event was mat wrestling. Gotch took control of Muldoon and never let it go. The toe hold and more work on the leg put Muldoon away.

Block A
Current Standings[/u]
1. Iron Sheik 12 pts.
2. Masked Superstar 10
3. Frank Gotch 8
4. Mil Mascaras 8
5. Destroyer 6
William Muldoon 6
7. Rikidozan 4
8. Giant Baba 2
Mr. Fuji 2
Magnum T.A. 2

Block B
Current Standings
1. Antonio Inoki 9 pts.
2. Steve Williams 7
Don Leo Jonathan 7
4. Nick Bockwinkel 6
Johnny Valentine 6
Bruiser Brody 6
Jimmy Snuka 6
8. Antonino Rocca 4
9. Terry Gordy 4
10. Ivan Koloff 2

Next show:

6/18/2119 Beijing, China

Block A
Giant Baba vs. Frank Gotch
Mil Mascaras vs. Mr. Fuji
William Muldoon vs. Destroyer
Rikidozan vs. Magnum T.A.
Iron Sheik vs. Masked Superstar

Block B
Nick Bockwinkel vs. Antonio Inoki
Don Leo Jonathan vs. Terry Gordy
Ivan Koloff vs. Bruiser Brody
Antonino Rocca vs. Steve Williams
Jimmy Snuka vs. Johnny Valentine

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JWA EASTERN ASIA TOUR

Beijing, China
June 18, 2119[/center]

The main event here tonight could determine the winner of Block A. The Iron Sheik can virtually wrap up first place if he beats the Masked Superstar. If he does not, then those two will be tied with two matches left in the round robin tournament.

BLOCK B
ASIA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

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ANTONINO ROCCA def. STEVE WILLIAMS

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Rocca was on fire and never let up against Dr. Death. Williams couldn't stay off the mat and Rocca just kept wearing him down until the Argentinian Backbreaker ended it.

TERRY GORDY def. DON LEO JONATHAN

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A very fast match. Gordy hit a knee off the ropes then a huge lariat and grabbed the pin. After the match he put the Oriental Spike on Jonathan.

BRUISER BRODY def. IVAN KOLOFF

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This match looked like it was taking place in Puerto Rico and they were again fighting over the WWC Carribean Hardcore title. Most of the match was spent on the outside. Koloff had the bear hug on Brody, but the match turned around and the jumping knee drop put the Russian Bear away.

JIMMY SNUKA def. JOHNNY VALENTINE

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No love lost here between these two. Another match with a lot of time spent outside the ring. Snuka poured on the offense and won after a backbreaker.

NICK BOCKWINKEL def. ANTONIO INOKI

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A great match as these two have fought for a long time in ICW. Back and forth they went. Bockwinkel turned things around with the figure four and then won with the sleeper.

BLOCK A

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MIL MASCARAS def. MR. FUJI

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Fuji made Mascaras work to get the win, but the devious one was in trouble most of the time. Mascaras never let up on the pressure won off the ropes with a crossbody.

FRANK GOTCH def. GIANT BABA

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Must to the dismay of the crowd, another loss for Baba. He was really looking good and in control. Gotch just could not get anything to work and put Baba on the mat. Finally Gotch did just that. A back suplex and the toe hold right away and Baba tapped.

RIKIDOZAN def. MAGNUM T.A.

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Magnum started fast but Rikidozan seemingly turned a switch and it was over. He blasted T.A. with massive chops and took the pinfall just like that.

WILLIAM MULDOON def. DESTROYER

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A brutal match as both men looked like they may have hurt the other one. Destroyer looked worse though as Muldoon tossed him about on his head and shoulder. Destroyer took a shot in the corner, went down and was pinned.

MASKED SUPERSTAR def. IRON SHEIK

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The main event was a barn burner to determine first place in Block A. An awesome match as neither wanted to let the opportunity slip by. Both took all kinds of punishment. It was the Masked Superstar handing the Iron Sheik his first loss in the tournament with the cobra hold

Block A
Current Standings[/u]
1. Masked Superstar 12 pts.
2. Iron Sheik 12
3. Frank Gotch 10
4. Mil Mascaras 10
5. William Muldoon 8
6. Destroyer 6
7. Rikidozan 6
8. Giant Baba 2
Mr. Fuji 2
10. Magnum T.A. 2

Block B
Current Standings
1. Antonio Inoki 9 pts.
2. Nick Bockwikel 8
Bruiser Brody 8
4. Jimmy Snuka 8
5. Steve Williams 7
Don Leo Jonathan 7
7. Johnny Valentine 6
8. Antonino Rocca 6
9. Terry Gordy 6
10. Ivan Koloff 2

Next show:

Ulaan Baatar, Mongolia
June 21, 2119

Block A
Giant Baba vs. Mr. Fuji
Frank Gotch vs. Destroyer
Mil Mascaras vs. Magnum T.A.
William Muldoon vs. Masked Superstar
Rikidozan vs. Iron Sheik

Block B
Nick Bockwinkel vs. Terry Gordy
Antonio Inoki vs. Bruiser Brody
Don Leo Jonathan vs. Steve Williams
Ivan Koloff vs. Johnny Valentine
Antonino Rocca vs. Jimmy Snuka

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JWA EASTERN ASIA TOUR

Ulaan Baatar, Mongolia
June 21, 2119[/center]

Only two dates remain in the round robin tournament. Who will win Block A and Block B is still up for grabs.

BLOCK A
ASIA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

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Giant Baba def. Mr. Fuji

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Baba got the show started off right as far as the fans were concerned. Fuji took a beating but showed he's tough to put away. After working Baba over outside the ring, Fuji couldn't follow up. Baba nailed the Neckbreaker Drop for the pin.

Mil Mascaras def. Magnum T.A.

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This was a great bout as Magnum gave Mascaras his top effort as he's done the whole tournament. The match was pretty match dead even with a lot of nearfalls. Mascaras came out on top with a flying crossbody.

Destroyer def. Frank Gotch

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A great wrestling match and the Destroyer pulls out a win that probably removes any chance of Gotch winning Block A. Another real even match with plenty of nearfalls. They went toe to toe but the Destroyer came away the winner with the figure four leglock.

Rikidozan def. Iron Sheik

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This could be a crushing loss for the Iron Sheik. His first defeat came last week to the Masked Superstar, so now he needs the masked man to lose tonight also to stay alive. Rikidozan dominated the bout, but the Iron Sheik is hard to beat and kept kicking out. Too many huge chops from Rikidozan and the Iron Sheik went down (Iron Sheik 5 coins).

William Muldoon def. Masked Superstar

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Another huge decision that affects the final outcome of Block A. A great fight between these two. It went a long time and both were in trouble. Muldoon came out the winner by tossing Masked Superstar on his head one more time (Masked Superstar 5 coins).

BLOCK B

ASIA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES[/center]

Nick Bockwinkel def. Terry Gordy

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Nick Bockwinkel has put himself in position to win Block B despite a slow start to the tournament. This was a hard-hitting match, but Bockwinkel was determined to put Gordy away as soon as he could. Gordy fought off the figure four and the sleeper but finally went down to submission.

Jimmy Snuka def. Antonino Rocca

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The Superfly missed his top rope splash but Rocca couldn't capitalize. Snuka landed his top rope move for the big win.

Johnny Valentine def. Ivan Koloff

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A brutal in and out of the ring fight between these two. It could have gone either way but Valentine beat the Russian Bear with the atomic skullcrusher.

Steve Williams def. Don Leo Jonathan

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An awesome battle between two big powerful men. Back and forth with tons of nearfalls. Dr. Death got the Oklahoma Stampede to score the win (Jonathan 5 coins).

Bruiser Brody def. Antonio Inoki

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Brody's win sent huge waves thru the Block B standings. Inoki couldn't stop the big men, but kicked out twice of the jumping knee drop. A huge boot in the face put Inoki down for three.

Block A
Current Standings[/u]
1. Mil Mascaras 12 pts.
2. Masked Superstar 12
3. Iron Sheik 12
4. Frank Gotch 10
5. William Muldoon 10
6. Destroyer 8
7. Rikidozan 8
8. Giant Baba 4
9. Mr. Fuji 2
Magnum T.A. 2

Block B
Current Standings
1. Nick Bockwinkel 10 pts.
Bruiser Brody 10
3. Jimmy Snuka 10
4. Antonio Inoki 9
5. Steve Williams 9
6. Johnny Valentine 8
7. Don Leo Jonathan 7
8. Antonino Rocca 6
9. Terry Gordy 6
10. Ivan Koloff 2

Next show:

6/23/2119 Region Plaza Joetsu Niigata, Japan

Block A
Giant Baba vs. Destroyer
Mr. Fuji vs. Magnum T.A.
Frank Gotch vs. Masked Superstar
Mil Mascaras vs. Iron Sheik
William Muldoon vs. Rikidozan

Block B
Nick Bockwinkel vs. Bruiser Brody
Terry Gordy vs. Steve Williams
Antonio Inoki vs. Johnny Valentine
Don Leo Jonathan vs. Jimmy Snuka
Ivan Koloff vs. Antonino Rocca

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JWA EASTERN ASIA TOUR

Region Plaza Joetsu
Niigata, Japan
June 23, 2119[/center]

This is the final day of the round robin tournament. In Block A, Mil Mascaras and the Iron Sheik each have 12 points and will square off. The Masked Superstar also has 12 points and is facing Frank Gotch. If Mil Mascaras wins, he will win Block A. If the Iron Sheik wins and the Masked Superstar win, the Masked Superstar will take first place.

In Block B, Nick Bockwinkel faces Bruiser Brody with first place on the line. Jimmy Snuka also has 10 points and is wrestling Don Leo Jonathan. If Nick Bockwinkel wins, he takes Block B. If Bruiser Brody wins, he will win Block B.

BLOCK A
ASIA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

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Mr. Fuji def. Magnum T.A.

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Mr. Fuji came up with a win to avoid being in last place in Block A. He used the salt and the outside to his advantage. The Banzai Drop beat Magnum T.A., who wrestled with honor and heart the whole tournament and became a big favorite among all the JWA fans.

Destroyer def. Giant Baba

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This wasn't the way the tournament was to go for hometown hero Giant Baba. His final match was a good one, going back and forth with the Destroyer. It took a long time for the masked man to come up with the win, but afterwards he continued to attack the leg of Baba with the figure four (Baba four coins).

Rikidozan def. William Muldoon

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A great match that saw Muldoon take a huge beating but not stop fighting back. Rikidozan dominated but Muldoon wouldn't go away, and then made a comeback. Muldoon had Rikidozan down but he couldn't finish him off and Rikidozan hiplocked him to the mat for the win (Muldoon 5 coins).

Frank Gotch def. Masked Superstar

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A huge match as Frank Gotch took the Masked Superstar out of contention to win Block A. Masked Superstar exploded with offense at the start. Gotch was in a lot of trouble but held on. He came back and locked the Toe Hold on. Masked Superstar fought to stay alive for a long time but could not get out and submitted. The Destroyer ran in to jump Gotch after the match.

Iron Sheik def. Mil Mascaras

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An amazing match that determined who would win Block A. Mascaras had the advantage but the Iron Sheik kept the match going. He turned things around and just like the previous match locked Mascaras in a submission move for a long time. Mascaras could not escape the Camel Clutch and gave it up. The Iron Sheik wins Block A!!! He was then joined by Mr. Fuji and the two celebrated as they went to the back.

BLOCK B
ASIA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

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Antonino Rocca def. Ivan Koloff

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The Russian Bear went at it with Rocca, but couldn't keep up with his speed. Koloff did do some damage with the chain, but Rocca got him in the backbreaker. Mr. Fuji tried to interfere but was nailed by Rocca. Koloff then gave it up in the backbreaker.

Terry Gordy def. Steve Williams

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These two waited the entire tournament for this match to continue hostilities that started in ICW. An all-out brawl is what this was and it went back and forth. Dr. Death kicked out of three straight piledrivers by Gordy. They kept fighting but Williams went down to the Oriental Spike. Gordy piledrove him again after the match.

Jimmy Snuka def. Don Leo Jonathan

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The Superfly was on fire and never gave the big man time to breath. Snuka did miss his splash, but also landed the top rope move. Jonathan fought hard but Snuka chopped him down to size.

Johnny Valentine def. Antonio Inoki

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Valentine prented Inoki from possibly winning Block B. Inoki couldn't slow down his attack as Valentine was non-stop with power moves until putting him away with the atomic skullcrusher.

Nick Bockwinkel def. Bruiser Brody

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This match decided the Block B winner. A great battle that Brody nearly won by countout. If that had happened, then Jimmy Snuka would have won Block B. Bockwinkel was on top of his game though and had Brody wore down and won with the abdominal stretch. Nick Bockwinkel wins Block B!!!

Block A
Current Standings[/u]
1. Iron Sheik 14 pts.
2. Frank Gotch 12
3. Mil Mascaras 12
4. Masked Superstar 12
5. Rikidozan 10
Destroyer 10
William Muldoon 10
8. Giant Baba 4
9. Mr. Fuji 4
10. Magnum T.A. 2

Block B
Current Standings
1. Nick Bockwinkel 12 pts.
2. Jimmy Snuka 12
3. Bruiser Brody 10
4. Johnny Valentine 10
5. Antonio Inoki 9
6. Steve Williams 9
7. Antonino Rocca 8
8. Terry Gordy 8
9. Don Leo Jonathan 7
10. Ivan Koloff 2

The final match for the All-Asia heavyweight championship will take place at JWA Wrestling Dontaku! It will be the Iron Sheik vs. Nick Bockwinke, best two out of three falls!

[Humanoids4eva]

Nice finish to the round-robin phase, looking forward to the finals!

[cruefan68]

Mar 22, 2011 18:48:07 GMT -5 Humanoids4eva said:

Nice finish to the round-robin phase, looking forward to the finals!

Me too! Great tournament and Sheik vs. Bockwinkel should be a most interesting final round match.

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Yes, interesting final match with a couple heels. It's Iron Sheik, not The Sheik to be clear. He has Mr. Fuji at ringside. Bockwinkel is away from the Heenan family for the first time in a long time game wise, probably only didn't have him as manager for the first couple sets until Heenan got a card.

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JWA WRESTLING DONTAKU

Jingu Stadium
Tokyo, Japan
June 28, 2119[/center]

The final show on the JWA Eastern Asia Tour is Wrestling Dontaku! The championship final in the All-Asia heavyweight title tournament takes place here tonight in a best two out of three falls match. Block A winner the Iron Sheik against Block B winner Nick Bockwinkel!

It is now known that Mr. Fuji will manage the Iron Sheik and the Russian Bear Ivan Koloff. How much of a factor will Fuji's presence at ringside be in the main event? Nick Bockwinkel was interviewed before the show and he talked about coming to Japan on his own, without Bobby Heenan. He won his last four round robin matches to come back and take first place in Block B. One more win and he is the All-Asia heavyweight champion.

The rest of the card was filled out by matching up each place from Block A with Block B. One tag team match was signed with the last two wrestlers from each block. As a special attraction, the IWWF will have both its championships defended here tonight.

Magnum T.A. & Don Leo Jonathan def. Ivan Koloff & Mr. Fuji by D.Q.

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The opening match served to incite the crowd. Fuji and Koloff were not concerned with winning. Koloff worked over Jonathan and then was double teamed. Koloff used the Russian chain which brought about the disqualification. The JWA better beware Fuji's Foreign Force.

IWWF Tag Team Championship
Reggie Bennett & Yumi Fukawa (ch) def. Michiko Ohmukai & Bionic J

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An excellent title match from the IWWF. The challengers got off to a good start. Bennett and Yumi went at it with Bionic J. An incredible dive to the floor by Yumi allowed Bennett to come in finish off Bionic J with a side slam.

Terry Gordy def. Giant Baba

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An awesome match here as both laid it all on the line. Back and forth they went just hammering on each other. Baba came close to winning but never did land the Neckbreaker Drop. Gordy fought like a man possessed. Baba did the same in taking powerbombs, piledrivers and the Oriental Spike. Gordy never let up and finally won (Baba 6 coins).

Antonino Rocca def. William Muldoon

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A very long match as Muldoon once again showed he wrestles more defensively, waiting for a chance to capitalize on a mistake. Rocca totally dominated the match but couldn't put him away. Finally he applied the argentinian backbreaker for the win (Muldoon 5 coins).

Antonio Inoki def. Destroyer

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A very intense battle that Inoki really controlled, but the Destroyer didn't go down easily. Inoki dominated with many finishers and fights on the outside. Destroyer had his chances to pick up the win but Inoki got it down with the octopus (Destroyer 5 coins).

Rikidozan def. Steve Williams

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Dr. Death could do nothing to slow down the assault of Rikidozan. It was non-stop with punishing moves until the hiplock put Williams down for the pin.

Johnny Valentine def. Masked Superstar

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The Masked Superstar came close to winning Block A, and came out of the gates fast in this one. Valentine slowed him down and the two went to work on each other. Valentine came out on top with the atomic skullcrusher.

Mil Mascaras def. Bruiser Brody

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Over four months ago Brody gave Mascaras a great challenge for his world heavyweight title. Mascaras came to Japan shortly after losing the gold to Andre the Giant, and almost won Block A. Mascaras scored a lucky win over Brody with a slingshot plancha. Brody jumped him after the match and they fought to the back.

Jimmy Snuka def. Frank Gotch

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The Superfly was in vicious mode and Gotch wasn't ready for it. A lot of damage done outside then the Superfly Leap put Gotch away.

IWWF Heavyweight Championship
Molly Holly def. Jazz (ch)

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A great womens world title match that was non-stop action. These two have been battling it out in IWWF and continued those bad feelings here. It was a real even match with brawling on the floor. Molly came back with a necksnap and scored the huge three count to win the title. Jazz attacked her after the match and put her in the STF.

Best 2/3 Falls
All-Asia Championship Final
Nick Bockwinkel def. Iron Sheik, 2-0

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A great first fall with both men doing everything they could to get an advantage. Neither were shy about taking the fight to the floor. Both did some damage and Fuji did not get involved to this point. Bockwinkel took the first fall with the figure four.

More top flight action in the second fall. Things were real even and back and forth. Bockwinkel took the match and the gold with the figure four as Mr. Fuji looked on, unable to do anything in time.

[tystates]

All-Asia ch: Nick Bockwinkel
1. Iron Sheik
2. Jimmy Snuka
3. Mil Mascaras
4. Johnny Valentine
5. Frank Gotch
6. Rikidozan
7. Masked Superstar
8. Antonio Inoki
9. Bruiser Brody
10. Antonino Rocca

Planning has begun for the next JWA tour. Further details such as when, how long, and where all the tour will be are forthcoming.

It is known the next tour will feature a round robin tournament to determine the JWA tag team chamionship. There will be 20 teams participating in two blocks of 10.

The current list of tag teams includes:

The Road Warriors
Ivan Koloff & Mr. Fuji
Jim Duggan & the Crusher
The Mongols
Giant Baba & Don Leo Jonathan
Sheepherders
The Crusaders
Rob Van Dam & Sabu
Bobo Brazil & Magnum T.A.
Greg Valentine & Larry Zbyszko
The Vachons
The Kangaroos
Pepper Gomez & Red Bastien
Jimmy Snuka & Bruiser Brody
Tiger Mask & Jushin Liger
The Sheik & The Terrible Turk
Antonio Inoki & Rikidozan
Steve Corino & Bryan Danielson
Antonino Rocca & Ilio DiPaolo
Destroyer & Masked Superstar