GHC Tag Title Match: Yuji Nagata & Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa 29:41. Mature Nagata reminds me of Nobuhiko Takada in that the whole tenor of the match changes due to his cool and in total control way of carrying himself and thus controlling the match. He was the only one who was able to elevate the level, as Misawa, though really good in spurts, still allowed Ogawa to work the bulk of the match as usual. The styles were too disperate and never converged, with Ogawa & Tanahashi looking like something from 20 years ago as their offense was so below the modern standard. Tanahashi was way out of his depth in virtually every regard, while at least Ogawa understands his offense is rather lame and he isn't going to thrill anyone with dropkicks alone, so he concentrates on finding ways to get by on effort, timing, and guile. Ogawa, thus, didn't hurt the match, it's just that his ceiling is much lower than the guys Misawa tagged with in his heyday, and as a result you have a major interpromotional match that, while good, stands out as being merely good because the standard should be much higher and, even disregarding that, it simply never felt like anything overly important or special. ***1/4
Juventud Guererra vs. Kotaro Suzuki 2:00 of 13:55
Donovan Morgan & Richard Slinger vs. Masaji Aoyagi & Mitsuo Momota 4:45 of 12:55
Too Cold Scorpio, Bison Smith & IZU vs. Daisuke Ikeda, Muhammad Yone & Kishin Kawabata 2:23 of 13:30
Takuma Sano vs. Masao Inoue 4:40 of 12:55
Yoshihiro Takayama, Akira Taue & Yoshinobu Kanemaru vs. Akitoshi Saito, Takashi Suguira & Tamon Honda 5:44 of 12:48
Jun Akiyama, Takeshi Morishima & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi vs. Kenta Kobashi, Takeshi Rikio & Makota Hashi 21:48
GHC Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Title: Naomichi Marufuji & KENTA vs. El Samurai & Wataru Inoue 28:01. Top notch interpromotional match, heated and intense with tremendous atmosphere. The New Japan team were the heels just for existing, so the fans would boo them for celebrating and playing to the crowd. Samurai rolled with this, reverting to his old rudo ways and roughing the opposition up, because he could. Samurai was excellent in his complementary role, allowing Marufuji to be the spectacular one and KENTA to be the brutal one. KENTA was on fire, wrestling the entire match in overdrive and really laying into Inoue, showing him to be enemy rather than merely opponent. Marufuji was also at his finest, with the NOAH duo providing great action from start to finish. Inoue was way outclassed as he was merely good, but managed to hold up his end, which was enough given the contributions of the other three. ****1/4
2/21: Jun Akiyama vs. Makoto Hashi 15:33
3/6: GHC Junior Heavyweight Title Match: Jushin Thunder Liger vs. Makoto Hashi 22:20. Not a tremendous match by any means, but a successful one. Liger gave his all despite Hashi not being a legitimate contender, and was typically unselfish. Hashi gave a spirited performance, and did his best. They did a nice job of working Hashi's signature moves in, and made the fans support, perhaps even believe in him. The match was dramatic, but it had it's sloppy moments. Hashi can't work at anywhere near Liger's level, and this was particularly exemplified by the rather crude transitions. ***1/4
2/20: Daisuke Ikeda & Muhammad Yone vs. Yoshinari Ogawa & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi 4:14
2/21 Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa & Scorpio vs. Daisuke Ikeda & Muhammad Yone & IZU 14:23
3/6: GHC tag team title match: Daisuke Ikeda & Muhammad Yone vs. Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa 29:28
2/20/04 Tokyo Korakuen Hall: Mitsuharu Misawa & Shiro Koshinaka vs. Takeshi Rikio & Masao Inoue 11:10. A jealous Yoshinari Ogawa didn’t hide his distaste for NOAH’s new free agent acquisition Koshinaka, who he seemed to fear might steal his partner. Misawa’s style shifted toward Koshinaka’s, with both playing mean and grumpy heels who dominated through roughhousing. Unfortunately, that didn’t improve that match any, which was only passable due to weak efforts. One annoying aspect of these short NOAH matches is the wrestler who does all the selling is suddenly rejuvenated by their partners hot tag, and thus comes right back in acting fresh as a daisy for the finishing segment. *3/4
3/6/04 Tokyo Nippon Budokan
Jun Akiyama & Yoshihiro Takayama & Jun Izumida vs. Akira Taue & Takuma Sano & Takeshi Morishima 8:54. Nice little sprint. Good performance by Akiyama, pushing the pace and working enough spots in early to keep it interesting. Taue was surprisingly motivated, working the sort of energetic and exciting segments he used to do with Akiyama in the mid 1990’s. Sano gave a good, unselfish performance, mostly making the opposition look better than they should. They would have had something here if they choose to develop the match, but instead Izumida suddenly beat Morishima due to an undeveloped knee injury. **3/4
Tamon Honda & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi vs. Kishin Kawabata & Masashi Aoyagi 3:00 of 7:55. Kikuchi took Aoyagi’s kicks then ducked a lariat and schoolboyed him for the win.
Akitoshi Saito & Masao Inoue & Yoshinobu Kanemaru vs. Scorpio & Doug Williams & Trevor Rhodes 2:53 of 18:41. It came down to Inoue vs. Rhodes with Inoue’s teammates keeping Scorpio & Williams outside the ring for a minute and a half until Inoue finished it with his Argentine backbreaker.
Naomichi Marufuji & KENTA & Mitsuo Momota & Kotaro Suzuki vs. Michael Modest & Donovan Morgan & Superstar Steve & Ricky Marvin 3:30 of 13:56. Momota just stood around and watched while everyone else performed athletic feats he might have been able to contemplate if he were 25 years younger. Other than his ridiculous casting, it made for an impressive highlight film complete with Marufuji’s team delivering a quadruple suplex.
2/20/04: Akira Taue & Takuma Sano & Makoto Hashi vs. Kenta Kobashi & Tamon Honda & KENTA 6:10 of 26:56. The Taue vs. Kobashi edit, as Taue was a finalist for the next GHC title shot. Both were energized to the point they appeared to be younger, healthier versions of themselves. They brought their best stuff, unleashing some heavy artillery early including Taue taking Kobashi out with his ore ga Taue, but Kobashi coming back with a DDT on the apron. Kobashi blocked Taue’s nodowa otoshi off the apron, so Sano got Kobashi on his shoulders to assist Taue. Rikio looked on from the back as he was the other title shot finalist. When Taue tried to attack Kobashi after the match, tossing all the seconds aside, Rikio made the save and helped Kobashi up only to cheap shot him with his lariat. What aired was very good.
2/21 Kanagawa Sagamihara Shiritsu Sogo Taiikukan: Takeshi Morishima & Takeshi Rikio vs. Kenta Kobashi & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi 5:40 of 16:40. The Kobashi vs. Rikio edit. Fiery and intense, but Rikio doesn’t give, or even take, nearly as well as even a 43-year-old Taue. Morishima held Kobashi off while Rikio took Kikuchi out with a deadly slap then made the belt around his waist sign to set off a post match skirmish.
2/26/04 Kanagawa Yokosuka Shi Sogo Taiikukan, GHC Heavyweight Championship Next Challenger Decision Match: Takeshi Rikio vs. Akira Taue 7:41 of 7:46. They delivered the sort of uninspired limpid turkey that would make you reconsider giving either a chance at a big match... in the next year. There was no feeling of importance beyond Kobashi’s presence scouting at ringside, and no sense of urgency. Taue may have found the fountain of youth against Kobashi, but it looked like he didn’t find out Rikio was getting the title shot until 5 minutes before their decision match. Rikio was no more motivated though. If anything, he was far more at fault because for whatever reason he got almost all the offense, which amounted to him using the guard rail and turnbuckle on Taue’s back and bowling not so Dynamic T over a few times. Taue finally got a few moves in at the end, only to be pinned out of nowhere after a single lariat. ½*
3/6/04 Tokyo Nippon Budokan, GHC Heavyweight Title: Kenta Kobashi vs. Takeshi Rikio 25:28. Kobashi was in a tough spot here because on one hand he had to deliver due to it being a Budokan main event, but on the other hand he had to sell constantly for one of the worst and most limited offensive wrestlers in the league in an effort to make him come off as a semi-credible challenger. I doubt there was any thought of delivering a match of the year, the goal here was simply to overachieve, which they arguably did due to Kobashi being great enough to carry a limited wrestler to 25 quality minutes even without constructing the match in a manner that would be particularly conducive to achieving that goal. Rikio received his 2nd title shot, having lost to Yoshinari Ogawa on 7/26/02. He looked like he belonged when he had his rematch with Kobashi on 3/5/05, but today he was more similar to an overmatched nerve riddled rookie. Rikio’s offense was that much worse than usual as he didn’t seem to have the confidence to follow through, often resulting in that fake “I wouldn’t want to hurt my opponent” look that you get from the WWE. Even without knees, Kobashi could have made the match with his offense if the only goal was making it memorable, but it’s not in his nature to be a selfish wrestler so he did what was (arguably) best for the company. Kobashi allowed Rikio to resort to attacking his bad knees since that was the only way anyone would give Rikio a snowball’s chance in hell. With Kobashi standing on the apron, Rikio ran the floor and clipped Kenta’s knees, but otherwise Rikio wasn’t really able to innovate or stray too far from his routine, which doesn’t exactly include a plethora of knee moves. The fans got into Rikio’s near falls, as if nothing else he was able to show a lot more desire and emotion than we are used to seeing. Rikio did do enough well in the last 5 minutes to leave a positive impression, but this was a bottom rung GHC Heavyweight Championship match to be certain. ***1/4
Vol 1
1/4/02 Tokyo Dome GHC Heavyweight Title Match: Jun Akiyama vs. Yuji Nagata
4/7/02 Tokyo GHC Tag Title Match: Takeshi Rikio & Takeshi Morishima vs. Manabu Nakanishi & Yutaka Yoshie
5/2/02 Tokyo Dome: Masahiro Chono vs. Mitsuharu Misawa.
5/26/02 Tokyo: Yutaka Yoshie vs. Takeshi Morishima
8/29/02 Nagano: Osamu Nishimura vs. Kentaro Shiga
Vol 2
5/2/03 Tokyo Dome: Masahiro Chono vs. Kenta Kobashi
5/14/03: Yuji Nagata vs. Masao Inoue
6/6/03 Tokyo: Yuji Nagata vs. Akira Taue
7/16/03 Osaka: Yuji Nagata vs. Jun Akiyama
7/16/03 Osaka GHC Tag Title Match: Kenta Kobashi & Tamon Honda vs. Yoshihiro Takayama & Shinya Makabe
8/10/03 Kobe G1 Climax: Hiroyoshi Tenzan vs. Jun Akiyama 19:43. Akiyama did a NJ style bout, stiff and measured without a lot of fireworks. They did a nice job of selling the moves and putting over the toll of the match, which was actually very solid, something that can't be said for most of Akiyama's matches since he got his singles push in late '97. The match picked up with Akiyama's DDT on the runway that nearly secured a countout, but never got out of control. ***1/2
8/11/03 Nagoya G1 Climax: Osamu Nishimura vs. Jun Akiyama 27:17. Akiyama was on his best behaviour in this tournament, really trying to impress NJ. He not only did Nishimura's 70's style technical match, he looked really good doing it. Akiyama isn't known for working the holds, but put forth an excellent effort to make them meaningful. They were thinking about what they were doing, both the short and long term effects. Akiyama did put his stamp on the match with a DDT on the apron, piledriver on the floor, and Ace crusher on the turnbuckle, but he stuck with the tenor of the match, never getting spot happy. For the most part when they incorporated more modern spots it was at the service of the story they were telling. For instance, Nishimura injuring Akiyama's knee with a kneebreaker on a table and kneedrop off the apron to set up his arsenal of leg submissions. ****
Vol 3
8/12/03 Shizuoka G1 Climax: Manabu Nakanishi vs. Jun Akiyama
8/14/03 Sendai G1 Climax: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Jun Akiyama
8/15/03 Tokyo G1 Climax: Masahiro Chono vs. Jun Akiyama 30:00. Vintage Chono style match, a lengthy, albeit overlong, well laid out technical match. However, these days the opponent has to do as much work as possible and Chono is unable to bump credibly. Chono plays the crowd like a violin, preserving himself by getting the most out of the least. His early "knee injury" allowed him to play turtle while Akiyama did all the moving, but while Chono gave a really good effort here, his effort greatly exceeded his ability. Chono totally destroyed the Dragon screw off the apron with a terrible bump. Akiyama continued after the knee with various kneecap dropkicks, ground Dragon screw, and assorted kneedrops leading up to a big kneebreaker off the apron. Akiyama tried to step it up to make the spots look better, but Chono was simply unable to pull it off, so while Akiyama dominating with the knee attack gave the match a good story, even though they mostly stayed on the mat, Chono's body too often betrayed them from pulling it off. ***
8/16/03 Tokyo G1 Climax Semifinal: Yuji Nagata vs. Jun Akiyama
8/17/03 Tokyo Ryogoku Kokugikan G1 Climax Final: Hiroshi Tenzan vs. Jun Akiyama
9/12/03 Tokyo Nippon Budokan GHC Heavyweight Title Match: Kenta Kobashi vs. Yuji Nagata
Vol 4
9/14/03 Nagoya: Yuji Nagata & Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Jun Akiyama & Takeshi Rikio
11/30/03 Sapporo GHC Tag Title Match: Kenta Kobashi & Tamon Honda vs. Yuji Nagata & Hiroshi Tanahashi
12/6/03 Yokohama GHC Tag Title Match: Yuji Nagata & Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Takeshi Rikio & Takeshi Morishima
12/9/03 Osaka U-30 Title Match: Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Naomichi Marufuji
1/10/04 Tokyo: Yuji Nagata & Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa
Vol 5
2/17/04 Tokyo: Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi vs. Jushin Thunder Liger & Wataru Inoue
4/7/02 Tokyo: Jushin Thunder Liger & Minoru Tanaka vs. Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi
8/29/02 Nagano: Wataru Inoue vs. KENTA
8/29/02 Nagano: Koji Kanemoto vs. Makoto Hashi
8/29/02 Nagano IWGP Junior Tag Title Match: Jushin Thunder Liger & Koji Kanemoto vs. Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi
9/23/02 Tokyo IWGP Junior Tag Title Match: Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi vs. El Samurai & Masayuki Naruse
12/7/02 Yokohama IWGP Junior Tag Title Match: Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi vs. Jado & Gedo
1/26/03 Kobe IWGP Junior Tag Title Match: Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi vs. Jushin Thunder Liger & Koji Kanemoto
5/30/03 BEST OF THE SUPER Jr.: Jushin Thunder Liger vs. Takashi Sugiura
Vol 6
1/10/03 Osaka IWGP Junior Tag Title Match: Jushin Thunder Liger & Koji Kanemoto vs. Naomichi Marufuji & Kotaro Suzuki
11/1/03 Tokyo GHC Junior Title Match: Takashi Sugiura vs. Gedo
1/4/04 Tokyo Dome IWGP Junior & GHC Junior Double Title Match: Jushin Thunder Liger vs. Takashi Sugiura
1/10/04 Tokyo GHC Junior Tag Title Match: Naomichi Marufuji & KENTA vs. El Samurai & Wataru Inoue
2/15/04 Tokyo GHC Junior Title Match: Jushin Thunder Liger vs. Mitsuo Momota
3/6/04 Tokyo GHC Junior Title Match: Jushin Thunder Liger vs. Makoto Hashi
5/21/04 Sendai GHC Junior Title Match: Jushin Thunder Liger vs. Tsuyoshi Kikuchi
7/10/04 Tokyo Dome GHC Junior Title Match: Jushin Thunder Liger vs. Yoshinobu Kanemaru
Mitsuo Momota vs. Haruka Eigen
Tamon Honda & Jun Izumida & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi vs. Masao Inoue & Kishin Kawabata & Masashi Aoyagi
Kotaro Suzuki & Ricky Marvin vs. Michael Modest & Donovan Morgan
Akitoshi Saito & Makoto Hashi vs. Scorpio & Richard Slinger
Akira Taue & Takuma Sano vs. Daisuke Ikeda & Mohammed Yone
GHC Junior Heavyweight Tag Title Match: Naomichi Marufuji & KENTA vs. Kendo Kashin & Takashi Sugiura
GHC Junior Heavyweight Title Match: Jushin Thunder Liger c vs. Yoshinobu Kanemaru
IWGP Tag Title Match:Yoshihiro Takayama & Minoru Suzuki vs. Takeshi Morishima & Takeshi Rikio
GHC Tag Title Match: Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa vs. Keiji Muto & Taiyo Kea
GHC Heavyweight Title Match: Kenta Kobashi vs. Jun Akiyama
Naomichi Marufuji & KENTA & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi vs Richard Slinger & Ricky Marvin & Low Ki
Takuma Sano vs Go Shiozaki
Jun Izumida & Haruka Eigen vs Scorpio & Trevor Rhodes
Takeshi Rikio & Hashi Makoto vs Shiro Koshinaka & Kishin Kawabata
Jun Akiyama & Yoshinobu Kanemaru vs Daisuke Ikeda & Takashi Sugiura
Kenta Kobashi & Tamon Honda vs Akitoshi Saito & Masao Inoue
8/20/04
Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa & Kotaro Suzuki vs Bison Smith & Rick Steiner & Superstar Steve
Akira Taue vs Mohammed Yone
8/28/04
Kotaro Suzuki vs Low Ki
Yoshinari Ogawa & Scorpio vs Akitoshi Saito & Masao Inoue
KENTA Trial Series #5: Mitsuharu Misawa vs KENTA
GHC Tag Title Match: Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa vs Akitoshi Saito & Masao Inoue
Jun Akiyama & Go Shiozaki vs Takeshi Rikio & Hashi Makoto
GHC Heavyweight Title Match: Kenta Kobashi vs Akira Taue
Naomichi Marufuji vs. KENTA vs. Kotaro Suzuki vs. Ricky Marvin
Mitsuo Momota vs. Tamon Honda
Zutsuki Kyuujou Ketteisen (Headbutt Imperial Final?): Jun Izumida vs. Tsuyoshi Kikuchi
3Min 5Rd: Takuma Sano vs. Trevor Rhodes
Mitsuharu Misawa vs. Yoshinari Ogawa vs. Akira Taue
East vs. West Singles Elimination (15' time limit for each pairing): Makoto Hashi & Takashi Sugiura & Mohammed Yone & Daisuke Ikeda & Go Shiozaki & Kenta Kobashi vs. Haruka Eigen & Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Kishin Kawabata & Takeshi Rikio & Masao Inoue & Jun Akiyama
Mitsuo Momota vs. Donovan Morgan
Shiro Koshinaka vs. Go Shiozaki
Tamon Honda & IZU vs. Daisuke Ikeda & Mohammed Yone
Naomichi Marufuji & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi & Kotaro Suzuki vs. SUWA & Ricky Marvin & Low Ki
Jun Akiyama & Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Makoto Hashi vs. Doug Williams & Michael Modest & TAKA Michinoku
Akitoshi Saito & Masao Inoue & Takashi Sugiura vs. Bison Smith & The Gladiator & Trevor Rhodes
KENTA Trial Series #6: Kenta Kobashi vs. KENTA
Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa & Takeshi Rikio vs. Akira Taue & Takuma Sano & Kishin Kawabata
10/6/04 Tokushima Shiritsu Taiikukan
GHC Hardcore Openweight Title Match: Jun Akiyama vs. Naomichi Marufuji
Daisuke Ikeda & Mohammed Yone vs. Doug Williams & Donovan Morgan
Takeshi Rikio & Takuma Sano & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi vs. Akitoshi Saito & Masao Inoue & Masashi Aoyagi
Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Takashi Sugiura & Makoto Hashi vs. SUWA & Michael Modest & Low Ki
Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa vs. Akira Taue & Trevor Rhodes
10/22/04 Tokyo Kunitachi Yoyogi Kyogijo Dai-nitaiikukan
Masao Inoue & Trevor Rhodes vs. Jun Izumida & Kishin Kawabata
Jun Akiyama vs. Bison Smith
Masao Inoue & Trevor Rhodes vs. Jun Izumida & Kishin Kawabata
Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi & Makoto Hashi vs. Michael Modest & Donovan Morgan & Low Ki
Daisuke Ikeda vs. The Gladiator
Kenta Kobashi & Tamon Honda & Go Shiozaki vs. Akira Taue & Takuma Sano & Mohammed Yone
Takeshi Rikio vs. Doug Williams
Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa & Kotaro Suzuki vs. Akitoshi Saito & Shiro Koshinaka & Takashi Sugiura
Jun Akiyama vs. Bison Smith
GHC Junior Heavyweight Tag Title Match: Naomichi Marufuji & KENTA vs. SUWA & Ricky Marvin
Mitsuo Momota & Trevor Rhodes vs. Tsuyoshi Kikuchi & Go Shiozaki
Tamon Honda & Masashi Aoyagi vs. Doug Williams & Donovan Morgan
Daisuke Ikeda & Mohammed Yone & Kishin Kawabata vs. Takeshi Rikio & Masao Inoue & Takashi Sugiura
Naomichi Marufuji & KENTA & Kotaro Suzuki vs. SUWA & Michael Modest & Ricky Marvin
Jun Akiyama & Jun Izumida & Makoto Hashi vs. Bison Smith & The Gladiator & Low Ki
GHC Junior Heavyweight Title Match: Yoshinobu Kanemaru vs. TAKA Michinoku
GHC Tag Title Match: Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa vs. Akira Taue & Takuma Sano
GHC Heavyweight Title Match: Kenta Kobashi vs. Akitoshi Saito
Daisuke Ikeda & Kishin Kawabata vs. Akitoshi Saito & Masao Inoue
Mitsuo Momota vs. Makoto Hashi
Tamon Honda & KENTA vs. Takuma Sano & Takashi Sugiura
Yoshinari Ogawa & SUWA vs. Akira Taue & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi
Kenta Kobashi & Go Shiozaki vs. Takeshi Rikio & Naomichi Marufuji
Mitsuharu Misawa & Mohammed Yone & Kotaro Suzuki vs. Jun Akiyama & Jun Izumida & Yoshinobu Kanemaru
Daisuke Ikeda & Mitsuo Momota vs. SUWA & Ricky Marvin
Akira Taue & Takuma Sano vs. Masao Inoue & Richard Slinger
Jun Izumida vs. Kishin Kawabata
Takeshi Rikio & Mohammed Yone vs. Scorpio & The Gladiator
Kenta Kobashi & Go Shiozaki vs. Tamon Honda & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi
Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa & Kotaro Suzuki vs. Michael Modest & Donovan Morgan & Ace Steel
KENTA Trial Series #7 (of 7): Naomichi Marufuji vs. KENTA
Jun Akiyama & Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Makoto Hashi vs. Akitoshi Saito & Shiro Koshinaka & Takashi Sugiura
Mitsuo Momota vs. Haruka Eigen
Tamon Honda & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi vs. Daisuke Ikeda & Richard Slinger
Yoshinobu Kanemaru & Makoto Hashi vs. SUWA & Kotaro Suzuki
Akira Taue & Takuma Sano & Kishin Kawabata vs. Akitoshi Saito & Masao Inoue & Takashi Sugiura
Jun Akiyama & Jun Izumida vs. Takeshi Rikio & Mohammed Yone
Hardcore Openweight Title Match: Naomichi Marufuji vs. Go Shiozaki
Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa & Scorpio vs. Michael Modest & Donovan Morgan & Ace Steel
Kenta Kobashi & KENTA vs. The Gladiator & Ricky Marvin
Haruka Eigen vs. Ace Steel
Tsuyoshi Kikuchi vs. Mitsuo Momota
Akira Taue & Takuma Sano & Makoto Hashi & Masashi Aoyagi vs. Michael Modest & Donovan Morgan & SUWA & Ricky Marvin
Masao Inoue & Daisuke Ikeda & Mohammed Yone vs. Tamon Honda & Jun Izumida & Go Shiozaki
2 Day Tag Tournament Semifinal: Akitoshi Saito & Takashi Sugiura vs. Kenta Kobashi & KENTA
2 Day Tag Tournament Semifinal: Jun Akiyama & Yoshinobu Kanemaru vs. Takeshi Rikio & Naomichi Marufuji
Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa & Kotaro Suzuki vs. Richard Slinger & The Gladiator & Scorpio
2 Day Tag Tournament Final: Kenta Kobashi & KENTA vs. Takeshi Rikio & Naomichi Marufuji
Makoto Hashi vs. Go Shiozaki
Tamon Honda & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi vs. Takuma Sano & SUWA
Daisuke Ikeda & Mohammed Yone & Kishin Kawabata vs. Scorpio & Ace Steel & Ricky Marvin
Takeshi Rikio & Naomichi Marufuji & KENTA vs. Akira Taue & Richard Slinger & Kotaro Suzuki
Jun Akiyama & Jun Izumida vs. Akitoshi Saito & Masao Inoue
GHC Junior Heavyweight Title Match: Yoshinobu Kanemaru vs. Takashi Sugiura
GHC Tag Title Match: Mitsuharu Misawa & Yoshinari Ogawa vs. Michael Modest & Donovan Morgan
GHC Heavyweight Title Match: Kenta Kobashi vs. The Gladiator
10 Minute Time Limit: Kenta Kobashi vs. Mitsuharu Misawa
Takuma Sano & Go Shiozaki vs. Naomichi Marufuji & Tiger Emperor [Kotaro Suzuki]
Akitoshi Saito [in drag] & Yoshinari Ogawa & Haruka Eigen vs. KENTA & Kishin Kawabata & Tsuyoshi Kikuchi
Masao Inoue & Tonakai [Hashi as a reindeer] vs. Akira Taue & Jun Akiyama
Mitsuo Momota & Mohammed Yone & Takeshi Rikio vs. Tamon Honda & Takashi Sugiura & Daisuke Ikeda
Masashi Aoyagi & Ricky Marvin vs. Jun Izumida & Yoshinobu Kanemaru
Karaoke and other nonsense