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Monday, September 19, 2005

King of Super Juniors Day 3 Results

Day 3 of the tournament saw two outstanding matches on the card. Dragon Kid and Kaz Hayashi blew the roof off the Osaka Prefecturial Gymnasium in an incredible high-flying back and forth contest. Kid fought off Hayashi's attempts at the WA4 while Hayashi shocked everyone kicking out of the Ultra-Hurricanrana, leaving Kid to break out the Dragon-Rana to finally put down Hayashi who needs to a win to get himself on the score board. The next outstanding match came right after as Tatsuhito Takaiwa battled TAKA Michinoku in a great back and forth contest. TAKA survived and incredible barrage of powerbombs from Takaiwa and even kicked out of a top rope Death Valley Bomb before finally falling to a hard rear lariat, knocking him out and giving Takaiwa the win. King of Super Juniors, 9/18/05 Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium KOSJ - Block B: CIMA [6] beat Ryuji Hijikata [0] in 12:14 with the Mad Splash. 68% KOSJ - Block A: Yoshinobu Kanemaru [4] beat Yoshihito Sasaki [2] in 12:07 with a brainbuster. 74% KOSJ - Block A: Dragon Kid [4] beat Kaz Hayashi [0] in 17:18 with the Dragon-rana. 100% KOSJ - Block B: Tatsuhito Takaiwa [6] beat TAKA Michinoku [0] in 19:19 with a rear lariat. 100% KOSJ - Block A: MIKAMI [4] beat Takehiro Murahama [0] in 11:28 with a swanton bomb. 71% KOSJ - Block A: Jushin Thunder Liger [6] beat Tomohiro Ishii [4] in 13:48 with a frog splash. 82% KOSJ - Block B: Koji Kanemoto [4] beat Minoru [0] in 16:21 with a modified ground leg lock. 83% KOSJ - Block B: Naomichi Marufuji [4] beat KENTA [4] in 10:37 with the Shiranui. 84% Point Standings: BLOCK A Jushin Thunder Liger - 6pts Yoshinobu Kanemaru - 4pts Dragon Kid - 4pts MIKAMI - 4pts Tomohiro Ishii - 4pts Yoshihito Sasaki - 2pts Kaz Hayashi - 0pts Takehiro Murahama - 0pts BLOCK B Tatsuhito Takaiwa - 6pts CIMA - 6pts Koji Kanemoto - 4pts Naomichi Marufuji - 4pts KENTA - 4pts Minoru - 0pts TAKA Michinoku - 0pts Ryuji Hijikata - 0pts

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