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Post by tystates on Jan 2, 2017 12:57:20 GMT -5
 JWA SIEGE OF THE SPRING TOURKobe World Hall Kobe, Japan April 14, 2120 The strong-style wrestlilng of JWA is back for the Siege of the Spring Tour! The first show will see the All-Asia singles and tag team titles on the line! Mr. Fuji & Mr. Saito def. Les Thatcher & Iron Mike DiBiase Two solid tag teams opened up the action. The Japanese duo have been together for some time now while Thatcher and DiBiase have been partners in other areas. The match was non-stop, back and forth. DiBiase survived having salt thrown in his eyes. Mr. Saito locked in the Scorpion on Thatcher until getting the submission. Dick Hutton def. Sweet Brown Sugar Both men displayed bad attitudes and it looked like Hutton was particuarly discusted that he had to wrestle Koko Ware. Hutton dominated, but Ware wouldn't go away easily. Hutton wore Ware down until winning with the backbreaker. The New Age Outlaws def. The Fantastics A highly anticipated matchup as a pile of great tag teams have come to Japan. Rogers and Fulton were rolling at the start. The Outlaws isolated first Rogers than Fulton for periods of time. The Roaddogg finished off Fulton with the Pump Handle Slam. Jonnie Stewart def. Bobby Shane Two guys here that on the surface could be tag team partners, with similar looks and styles. Soon though it was apparent they didn't like each other. Stewart controlled most of the action. They fought on the floor alot and it was Stewart's Flying Knee Smash that put Shane away. The New Midnight Express def. The Midnight Express These teams started a bitter feud in NAWA but haven't had many opportunities against each other due to the Iron Team Tournament. Now in Japan, they can go at it all they want! Jim Cornette interferred a lot at the start of the bout. Both teams were on top but it was Rose and Condrey coming out on top. A jumping knee by Rose and the Face First Leg Sweep by Condrey put Lane down for three. King Kong Bundy def. Giant Baba Two awesome big men slugged it out for a long time. Fans couldn't believe it when Bundy splashed Baba for a three-count, but demanded a five! Baba kicked out before five! They kept going toe to toe and fought on the floor as well. Bundy got the win with an elbow smash. BEST 2/3 FALLS
ALL-ASIA TAG TEAM TITLES
The Ortons (ch) def. Rikidozan & Antonio Inoki, 2-1 An awesome first fall with the champs really controlling the action. Inoki and Dozan had their time but the Ortons kept taking over again. The Piledriver by Orton Sr. put Rikidozan down for the pin. The Ortons maintained the advantage but Dozan powered up! Huge chops put Orton Sr. down for a three count to even the bout 1-1. The final fall could have gone either way. Orton Jr. got Inoki on the top turnbuckle for the Superplex to win the match and retain the titles! BEST 2/3 FALLS
ALL-ASIA HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Lou Thesz def. Buddy Rogers (ch), 2-1 Lou Thesz exploded to start the match. Twice with a Greco Roman Backdrop and Rogers took the three count to fall behind 1-0. Rogers came back though and evened this one at 1-1 with the Figure Four Grapevine. Thesz was in trouble but blocked a piledriver and used his Greco Roman Backdrop. Rogers kicked out, but Thesz dropped him backwards again to score the pin and win the All-Asia heavyweight title! Buddy Rogers wasn't happy and attacked Thesz after the match. |
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Post by tystates on Jan 25, 2018 15:11:53 GMT -5
JWA SIEGE OF THE SPRING TOUR
Nagasaki Prefectural Gymnasium
Nagasaki, Japan
April 17, 2120
New Age Outlaws, Sweet Brown Sugar, Jonnie Stewart def. R&R Express, Les Thatcher, Mike DiBiase The R&R Express debuted in a JWA ring and Morton and Gibson immediately had Billy Gunn in bad shape. The Road Dogg got the tag and later the pump handle slam put down Les Thatcher. Bobby Shane def. Dick Hutton This was a knock down drag out fight. Neither man ever hit their finisher but they dished it out and never stopped going back and forth. Shane grabbed the win after a knee smash to the head. Antonio Inoki & Rikidozan def. Mr. Fuji & Mr. Saito by D.Q. An awesome tag team war and these four have been feuding for some time. Just a great tag team encounter with all kinds of near falls. Twice Fuji had to interfere and when he threw the salt at Inoki the bell rang. (Saito 6 coins) New Midnight Express & The Ortons def. The Fantastics & The Midnight Express Another super 8-man tag team match. The Midnights and the Fantastics had more control over this one. Randy Rose grabbed the win with the Rose Bomb on Bobby Fulton. Lou Thesz & Giant Baba def. Buddy Rogers & King Kong Bundy by D.Q. New All-Asia champ Lou Thesz teamed up with Baba to face former champ Buddy Rogers and Bundy. After awhile it was Rogers in trouble and taking punishment for some time. Bundy interferred and caused the DQ. |
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Post by tystates on Jan 27, 2018 17:21:55 GMT -5
JWA SIEGE OF THE SPRING TOUR
Hiroshima Sun Plaza
Hiroshima, Japan
April 19, 2120
Dick Hutton def. Iron Mike DiBiase Hutton totally dominated this one but DiBiase was hard to put away. He repeatedly withstood the abodominal stretch but eventually an Oklahoma sideroll ended the match. (DiBiase 3 coins) Bobby Shane def. Les Thatcher An epic encounter that was non-stop action. Shane really took charge for awhile but Thatcher made this a great match. Shane withstood the Stump Puller and a big cross body. These two kept going toe to toe and Shane came out on top after the figure four. (Shane 4 coins, Thatcher 2 coins) R&R Express def. Jonnie Stewart & Sweet Brown Sugar The R&R showed their great tag team cohesiveness in this one. Stewart and Sugar did hand some tough blows back at them but Ricky Morton sent Stewart down after a dropkick. The four men brawled some more after the match. Rikidozan def. Mr. Saito A break from tag team battles these two went at it in singles. Dozan eventually took over and battered him with huge chops before a hiplock for the win. (Saito 3 coins) New Age Outlaws def. The Midnight Express Stan Lane never got out of the ring. Billy Gunn turned him over to the Road Dogg. Lane took a lot and Bobby Eaton tried to help but was tossed to the floor. Lane went down and the Outlaws double teamed him until Eaton got back in the ring with the tennis racket. (Lane 4 coins) Antonio Inoki def. Mr. Fuji Fuji did a lot of damage to the throat and neck of Inoki. But the Japanese legend stormed back with big moves and off the top rope. The Octopus Hold put away Fuji. The New Midnight Express def. The Fantastics Rose and Condrey score a big win here. They hit the Cough Drop on Tommy Rogers then after that a face first leg sweep by Condrey finished him off. Buddy Rogers def. Giant Baba A controversial ending as Rogers grabbed the pin while using the ropes. Even Lou Thesz came out to help plead the case to the referee but to no avail. BEST 2/3 FALLS
ALL-ASIA HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE
Lou Thesz (ch) def. King Kong Bundy, 2-0 An awesome first fall as King Kong Bundy came to play! The first fall went nearly 30 minutes and Bundy wouldn't let his title shot go to waste. It was a battle for Thesz to keep Bundy down but all along he was wearing him out. Double wristlocks finally brought the pin. (Bundy 4 coins, Thesz 3 coins) A seriously depleted Bundy didn't have anything left for the second fall. Thesz took it with a stepover toehold facelock. |
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Post by cruefan68 on Jan 27, 2018 23:06:59 GMT -5
Awesome main event between Lou Thesz and King Kong Bundy in Hiroshima. You have a bunch of great feds going but I really love your JWA, it reminds me of vintage wrestling from Japan. Good stuff.
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Post by tystates on Feb 8, 2018 14:52:51 GMT -5
JWA SIEGE OF THE SPRING TOUR
Pyongyang, North Korea
April 21, 2120
Bob Orton Jr. def. Bobby Shane All-Asia tag team champions the Ortons will find out their next challengers later tonight. The Ace Cowboy easily took care of Bobby Shane here, winning with the Superplex. Bob Orton Sr. def. Dick Hutton This was a hard-fought contest. Orton had the most offense but Hutton kept battling back. Orton won following an atomic drop. Iron Mike DiBiase def. King Kong Bundy After losing an All-Asia title match last week, Bundy was in a bad mood. He took it out on DiBiase but was focused. DiBiase stayed alive and scored a huge upset win. R&R Express def. Jonnie Stewart & Sweet Brown Sugar A rematch from the last card, Stewart and Ware really made this a good one. Both teams went at it with a lot of time in charge of the bout. A double dropkick sent Ware down. The R&R disposed of Stewart before pinning Ware. Rikidozan def. Mr. Fuji Tag team partners met in singles in JWA's last outing and have swapped opponent tonight. Rikidozan finished off Mr. Fuji without much trouble. The Fantastics def. The Midnight Express Rogers and Fulton got to work and beat Bobby Eaton with a press slam/splash combo. The Midnights attacked after the bell. Antonio Inoki def. Mr. Saito These two slugged it out for awhile but Inoki won with the enzuigii. Lou Thesz def. Les Thatcher A non-title match and the champ was on top all the way. Thatcher hung in there but Thesz won with the airplane spin. Giant Baba def. Buddy Rogers Two guys looking to get back to the top and the world championship. After a lot of back and forth action Baba hit the neckbreaker drop and grabbed the pin. NO. 1 CONTENDER MATCH
ALL-ASIA TAG TEAM TITLES
The New Age Outlaws def. The New Midnight Express by D.Q. Billy Gunn tore into Dennis Condrey at the ball. Several cobra clutch slams and the standing leg drop made Randy Rose interfere and the bell rang. |
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Post by tystates on Feb 8, 2018 19:39:13 GMT -5
JWA SIEGE OF THE SPRING TOUR
Seoul, South Korea
April 24, 2120
Sweet Brown Sugar def. Bobby Shane This was all Koko Ware! Shane never had anything go his way but was tough to beat. After several dropkicks Ware got the pin. (Shane 4 coins) Mr. Fuji def. Dick Hutton A really good match with Fuji controlling the action. Hutton kept coming back but Fuji maintained his advantage. Hutton didn't go down easily though. Fuji threw the salt in his face before getting the pin. (Hutton 4 coins) Jonnie Stewart def. Les Thatcher Another very good contest that could have gone either way. It was a tough fight by both men and back and forth all the way. Stewart hit a top rope knee smash for the win. Rikidozan def. King Kong Bundy Dozan was on fire in this one and completely blew right through Bundy! Rikidozan hammered him with everything he had and chopped him down for the three. R&R Express def. The New Midnight Express Morton and Gibson kept things going their way most of the match. Morton caught a cross body for the fall on Randy Rose. The Midnights attacked after the match was over. Giant Baba def. Mr. Saito Best match of the night so far! Saito really had it going the majority of the time but couldn't put Baba down. Baba landed the neckbreaker drop for the pin. The Fantastics def. The Midnight Express A rematch from the last card and it ended a lot faster. After the Fantastic Flip Bobby Fulton pinned Stan Lane. Buddy Rogers def. Antonio Inoki A really fast-paced and powerful match. Rogers was going early but Inoki stormed back, going for a count out. Rogers took a pair of finishers and rallied himself. Rogers choked Inoki down to the mat and pinned him using the ropes. Iron Mike DiBiase def. Lou Thesz An incredible upset in a non-title match of the All-Asia champion. DiBiase wrestled great and worked right with the champ. DiBiase won with the abdominal stretch. BEST 2/3 FALLS
ALL-ASIA TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
The Ortons (ch) def. The New Age Outlaws, 2-1 The first fall saw the champs with most of the offense. The Outlaws came back though and the Road Dogg stopped Orton Jr. with a sleeper. The second fall was intense as all four showed great resiliency. Orton Jr. wouldn't go down and Orton Sr. piledrove Billy Gunn for the fall to even the match. An amazing third fall as nobody wanted to lose. Both teams stayed alive and kept the fight going. Orton Jr. beat the Road Dogg with the stepover toe hold to retain the titles! (Ortons 8 coins, Outlaws 3 coins) |
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Post by tystates on Feb 12, 2018 17:47:50 GMT -5
JWA SIEGE OF THE SPRING TOUR
Taipei, Taiwan
April 26, 2120
Bobby Shane def. Jonnie Stewart Jonnie Stewart did everything except win this match. He was on top of his game and dominated the action. Shane kept it going and turned things around and won with the sleeper. Les Thatcher def. Mr. Fuji A very good, back and forth contest. Thatcher took some shots and the Banzai Drop, but he rallied and topped Fuji with the stump puller. Dick Hutton def. King Kong Bundy And another great contest! These two just slugged it out non-stop to the end. It was a tough-nosed fight! Both had chances to win but Hutton pulled this one out with the abdominal stretch. Rikidozan def. Sweet Brown Sugar Rikidozan came out and pummeled Ware down to the mat. Ware was tough but couldn't take all the massive chops. The Fantastics def. The New Age Outlaws Rogers and Fulton were on fire! They totally dominated the match. Billy Gunn didn't know what hit him, but he did stay alive. The Outlaws fought back but the Fantastics turned it on again. Fulton rolled to the fall with multiple cradles on the Road Dogg. (Outlaws 9 coins) Giant Baba def. Mr. Saito by C.O. An even better match than on the last show between these two! It was pretty much dead even with fighting around the ring. Saito started to take some big shots but battled back. Baba knocked him to the floor and won by countout. (Saito 4 coins) The Midnight Express def. The R&R Express Eaton and Lane cutoff Morton from getting to Gibson. They worked him over good and Lane grabbed the fall. Antonio Inoki def. Buddy Rogers Another rematch after Rogers used the ropes to beat Inoki last time out. Inoki was too fast in this one, nailing Rogers in the head for the pin. BEST 2/3 FALLS
ALL-ASIA HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Lou Thesz (ch) def. Iron Mike DiBiase, 2-0 A non-title win got DiBiase a title shot. He was game but Thesz was too good, working him over for the first fall with the Thesz Press. DiBiase had some momentum as he fought back, but Thesz reversed him off the top rope for the pin and the win. |
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Post by tystates on Feb 27, 2018 17:24:23 GMT -5
JWA SIEGE OF THE SPRING TOURHong Kong, China April 28, 2120 Sweet Brown Sugar def. Jonnie Stewart Tag team partners on this tour met up in singles action as it's all about winning and getting title shots. Stewart had control for awhile but Sweet Brown Sugar got the match going in his favor. A neckbreaker set up a sweet dropkick for the pin. Mr. Fuji def. Bobby Shane Bobby Shane kept coming back but Fuji was too devious for him. Shane was hit with salt in the eyes and fell to the floor where he was counted out. Dick Hutton def. Les Thatcher Dick Hutton is looking very good and he stormed through Les Thatcher with the abdominal stretch. The New Midnight Express def. The New Age Outlaws A very even tag team contest. The Midnights and the Outlaws exchanged sequences and tag moves. A slingshot splash brought the win to Condrey and Rose. Rikidozan def. Iron Mike DiBiase Rikidozan caught DiBiase with a powerful slam for a fast three count The Midnight Express def. The R&R Express An epic tag team battle for the ages! Unbelieveble moves and saves. Both teams using finishers and interference to stay alive. The Veg-O-Matic put away Ricky Morton. (Morton 6 coins) Lou Thesz, Antonio Inoki & Giant Baba def. Buddy Rogers, Mr. Saito & King Kong Bundy A big-time six-man tag with All-Asia champion Lou Thesz facing three contenders on the other side. Baba was down early, then Rogers and Bundy went to work. Bundy was saved but Baba blasted him again with the neckbreaker for the win. BEST 2/3 FALLS
ALL-ASIA TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
The Ortons (ch) def. The Fantastics, 2-1 The Fantastics were rolling in the first fall. Orton Sr. was cut off and took some damage. He stopped Fulton on the top rope though, and Orton Jr. superplexed him to win the first fall. Orton Jr. kept Fulton down and quickly went for the superplex. Rogers tried to interfere but he was taken out. Fulton kicked out of the superplex!!!! Orton Jr. kept taking it to Fulton but finally Rogers got in. He went at it with both men and hit a Fantastic Flip on Orton Sr. to even the match at 1-1. Orton Jr. kept it together for the champs and a huge double running clothesline caught Rogers for the three count. |
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Post by tystates on Feb 28, 2018 9:39:48 GMT -5
At JWA Kings of Wrestling to wrap up the Siege of the Spring Tour, it was announced that sister promotion IWWF will have two title matches on the card.
All-Pacific women's champion Barbi Hayden will defend against Cheerleader Melissa.
The new NWA women's World champion Molly Holly will face No. 1 contender and Queen's Cup Tournament winner Mercedes Martinez!
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Post by tystates on Apr 1, 2018 20:48:13 GMT -5
JWA SIEGE OF THE SPRING TOUR
Macau
May 1, 2120 Les Thatcher def. Bobby Shane A big-win for the speedy and technically sound Thatcher. He took over shortly after the start and never gave Shane the chance to come back. Shane fought hard though but eventually succumbed to the Stump Puller. Mr. Fuji def. Sweet Brown Sugar It was all Fuji as he quickly threw the salt. Ware stayed alive but the Banzai Drop ended the night for him. Dick Hutton def. Jonnie Stewart This was a tremendous bout and super intense. Hutton locked on the abdominal stretch for several minutes but couldn't get the submission. Stewart fired back and had a lot of offense but no pin attempts. The two kept going back and forth with Stewart slipping out of pins until finally his shoulders were down following the Oklahoma sideroll. (Stewart 5 coins) The New Age Outlaws def. The Fantastics Billy Gunn got off to a fast start but Fulton made the tag. Rogers missed off the top rope and the Roaddogg beat him with the Pump Handle Slam. Rikidozan def. Iron Mike DiBiase A rematch from a super fast win for Dozan on the last show. This match was an epic battle! DiBiase showed he can go with anyone in the ring. Despite all DiBiase did offensively his only nearfall came on a rollup late in the match near the ropes. DiBiase wouldn't stop fighting and kicked out over and over until he just couldn't anymore. (DiBiase 6 coins) Giant Baba def. Mr. Saito Less than a week ago Baba topped Saito by count out. Baba hit the Neckbreaker Drop twice very early on but didn't win. Saito gave it back to him but Baba put him away with a piledriver. Mr. Fuji came down but was followed quickly by Antonio Inoki before anything else could happen. King Kong Bundy def. Antonio Inoki The walking condominium came out and destroyed Inoki. Bundy completely crushed the Japanese star. Inoki kicked out before the 5-count after an Avalanche. Bundy continued the assault and won following a big splash. The Midnight Express & Buddy Rogers def. The R&R Express & Lou Thesz Eaton and Lane went to work on Robert Gibson. Double team moves in succession put Gibson away. BEST 2/3 FALLS
ALL-ASIA TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
The New Midnight Express def. The Ortons (ch), 2-0 Very early in the match the Double Goozle put Orton Sr. down for a three count. Dennis Condrey then got the better of Orton Jr., pinning him with a backbreaker to win the All-Asia tag team titles! |
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