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Ayako Hamada and Cherry vs. Mayumi Ozaki and Mio Shirai Shira.
Ozaki and Cherry started but Ozaki and Shiro immediately attacked Hamada in the corner, then double teamed Cherry. Ozaki stomped on Cherry's hands, then locked in an armbar, sitting on her back. Ozaki and Shire worked over Cherry and then Shira locked in a camel clutch, grabbing her by the nose. That's evil.
Shira drilled Cherry with a kick to the back and covered her for a two count, then tagged Ozaki back in. Ozaki worked on her arm and wrist, methodically tearing at it while Cherry screamed in horror. Ozaki then started biting. She slammed Cherry down and stood with one foot on her chest while making the pin, getting a two count.
Cherry shocked her with a forward roll for a two count. Ozaki cheated to cut her off. Hamada tried to interfere but that only allowed a distraction for the rulebreaking to continue. Shira tagged back in and continued working on her arm. Ozaki returned to cheat and they used armbreakers on both arms as Hamada argued with the referee.
Shira began stomping Cherry in the corner and ripped at her face as she was hanging in the ropes. Ozaki put a boot to her to continue the beating. The crowd began chanting for Cherry to make a comeback and she did with a flying clothesline and a Northern Lights suplex. Ozaki broke it up. Cherry cinched in a Dragon sleeper then turned it into an inverted DDT. She locked on a cross armbreaker.
Shira swept her legs and tagged in Ozaki. Cherry fought back and nailed several suplexes, tagging in Hamada. Ozaki immediately cut Hamada off and drilled her with elbows and a running knee to the mid section in the corner. Hamada superkicked Shira and drilled Ozaki with an enziguiri. Hamada used a springboard into a double armdrag takedown. Cherry joined in as well.
Ozaki and Hamada went back and forth. Hamada drilled her with an enziguiri but missed a moonsault. Ozaki tagged in Shira, who nailed several kicks. They battled back and forth with forearms and Hamada snapped her with a DDT. Shira fought back with a series of kicks but Hamada ducked one and drilled her own. Shira kicked off Hamada in the corner and grabbed an armbar while on her shoulders. She flipped Hamada to the mat and locked in an armbar submission. Cherry interfered but was dispatched by Ozaki.
Hamada blocked seveal kicks and nailed a big sitdown powerbomb for a two count. Cherry hit a swanton onto her. Hamada nailed a moonsault but Ozaki broke it up. Cherry attacked her and tried to force her out of the ring. Hamada nailed a big roundhouse punch but was caught with a running knee. Ozaki drilled her with a shining wizard variation to set up another near fall.
Hamada nailed several spinning kicks on Ozaki and Shira. Cherry held Ozaki out of the ring as Hamada nailed a sitdown driver and scored the pin.
Your winners in 15:07, Ayako Hamada and Cherry!
That was a dynamite back and forth traditional tag match, just telling the story of the bullying veteran Ozaki beating down Cherry until Hamada could tag in and really kick off the back and forth near falls. Great stuff!
Manami Toyota vs. Toshi Uematsu
Before the bout, Toyota was given an award by DivaDirt.com.
Uematsu was nailed with a dropkick by Toyota at the bell. Toyota chased her around the floor and back into the ring. Uematsu was sent into the corner. Toyota went to the top and drilled her with a missile dropkick. Toyota missed a dropkick into the ropes and took a nasty spill to the floor. Toyota was chased around the ring and when she returned, dared Uematsu to follow.
When she returned to the ring, they went into a test of strength. Toyota got the best of it and locked Uematsu in a Camel Clutch. She then tied up Uematsu's legs and tore at them. Toyota snapped her leg back and locked on a sitting variation of the Sharpshooter. She then did the Oriental Torture Device.
Uematsu came back with an abdominal stretch, trying to force a submission. She even bit Toyota's hip at one point. Toyota was able to reverse it. She then locked Uematsu in a bow and arrow. Toyota nailed a legdrop and locked in a figure four. Uematsu reversed it.
When they returned to their feet, Uematsu grabbed Toyota by the nose and smashed it. She then followed up with it again and flew off the turnbuckles with a missile dropkick. She then locked Toyota in a figure four. Uematsu pulled herself out of the ring and hung upside down, doing crunches. She then went to the top for a diving headbutt. Toyota moved out of the way and nailed a series of top rope dropkicks for a two count.
Uematsu cut off Toyota and drilled her with a Facewash. She nailed Toyota with a back suplex. Toyota drilled her with a big boot, sending Uematsu to the floor. Toyoya hit a flying bodypress to the floor. Back in the ring, Toyota missed a moonsault, Uematsu nailed a flying dropkick. She spewed her trademark mist in Toyota's face and rolled her up with a forward roll for a two count.
Uematsu drilled Toyota with a dropkick, sailing through the ropes to the floor, then killed her with a nasty dropkick from the top for a two count. She followed up with a top rope splash for another two count. Toyota came back with a rolling pinfall combination, running Uematsu around the ring twice for a two count. Uematsu was dizzy getting up. Uematsu drilled her with a Dragon suplex with a bridge for a two count.
Toyota came back with a modified exploder. Toyota lifted Uematsu on her shoulders, spun around and dropped her backwards into a bridge for the pin.
Your winner in a little over nineteen minutes, Manami Toyota!
Solid back and forth match.
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