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ZOHASH.com Exclusive Report: All Japan Pro Wrestling's "Unknown, Tokyo" PPV Event Review

February 16, 2005 - Yoyogi National Gymnasium #2, Tokyo, Japan - Attendance: 6,000 - Live Broadcast on Pay Per View

The All Japan Pro Wrestling (AJPW) promotion returned to the pay-per-view arena with a stacked card that left fans in attendance and watching at home thoroughly entertained. The "Unknown, Tokyo" event showcased an array of talented wrestlers, from rising stars to grizzled veterans, in an evening filled with thrilling matches.

Match 1: NOSAWA Rongai def. MAZADA (Singles Match, 6:21)

The opening contest saw NOSAWA Rongai, a fan favorite known for his unorthodox style, take on the more experienced MAZADA. Despite MAZADA's valiant efforts, NOSAWA's relentless pressure ultimately led to the win.

Match 2: Love Machines (Love Machine Storm, Makai Love Machine #2, and Mini Love Machine #2) def. Akira Raijin, Taichi Ishikari, and Tomoaki Honma (Six Man Tag Team Match, 6:44)

The colorful trio of Love Machines put on an electric show in their six-man tag team match against a formidable trio of opponents. The high-flying antics and playful jabs between the competitors created a lively atmosphere that left fans cheering.

Match 3: AKIRA and Toshizo def. Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kaz Hayashi (Tag Team Match, 8:55)

The tag team match featured two solid teams with contrasting styles. AKIRA and Toshizo's technical prowess was matched by the athleticism of Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kaz Hayashi. In the end, AKIRA and Toshizo emerged victorious.

Match 4: RO&D (Jamal and Taiyo Kea) def. Masanobu Fuchi, Nobukazu Hirai, and Nobutaka Araya (Three On Two Handicap Match, 4:46)

In a unique handicap match, RO&D duo Jamal and Taiyo Kea proved to be the superior team against three opponents. The mismatched numbers seemed to favor the underdogs, but RO&D's unity and clever teamwork ultimately secured their win.

Match 5: Voodoo Murders (Chuck Palumbo, Johnny Stamboli, and TARU) def. RO&D (Buchanan, Rico, and TAKA Michinoku) (Six Man Tag Team Match, 9:14)

The main event of the first half was a thrilling six-man tag team match between two rival factions. Voodoo Murders' experience and cohesion proved to be too much for RO&D's efforts.

Match 6: Kensuke Sasaki def. Kohei Suwama (Kohei Suwama Seven Match Trial Series #3, 7:31)

The highly anticipated match between Kensuke Sasaki and Kohei Suwama delivered an intense contest that left fans on the edge of their seats. Sasaki's technical prowess and Suwama's unrelenting aggression created a thrilling spectacle.

Match 7: Keiji Muto def. Hiroshi Tanahashi (Singles Match, 18:49)

The main event featured two of AJPW's most beloved legends, Keiji Muto and Hiroshi Tanahashi, in an epic singles match. Both competitors showcased their impressive skills, but it was Muto who ultimately secured the win.

Match 8: Satoshi Kojima def. Toshiaki Kawada (Triple Crown Title Match)

The evening concluded with a thrilling Triple Crown title match between Satoshi Kojima and Toshiaki Kawada. The highly competitive bout featured both wrestlers giving their all, but in the end, it was Kojima who emerged victorious to retain the prestigious title.

In conclusion, All Japan Pro Wrestling's "Unknown, Tokyo" event presented an outstanding showcase of wrestling talent, with each match featuring its own unique characteristics and memorable moments. Fans left the Yoyogi National Gymnasium #2 satisfied with the evening's offerings, and we at ZOHASH.com are excited to see what the future holds for this esteemed promotion.

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Card Details

  • Date: 16 Feb 2005
  • Promotion: All Japan Pro Wrestling
  • Arena: Yoyogi National Gymnasium #2
  • Attendance: 6000
  • Type: Pay Per View
  • Broadcast Type: Live
  • Broadcast Date: 16 Feb 2005

Matches

  1. NOSAWA Rongai defeat MAZADA in a Singles Match
    Match Time: 06:21

  2. Love Machines (Love Machine Storm, Makai Love Machine #2 and Mini Love Machine #2) defeat Akira Raijin, Taichi Ishikari and Tomoaki Honma in a Six Man Tag Team Match
    Match Time: 06:44

  3. AKIRA and Toshizo defeat Katsuhiko Nakajima and Kaz Hayashi in a Tag Team Match
    Match Time: 08:55

  4. RO&D (Jamal and Taiyo Kea) defeat Masanobu Fuchi, Nobukazu Hirai and Nobutaka Araya in a Three On Two Handicap Match
    Match Time: 04:46

  5. Voodoo Murders (Chuck Palumbo, Johnny Stamboli and TARU) defeat RO&D (Buchanan, Rico and TAKA Michinoku) in a Six Man Tag Team Match
    Match Time: 09:14

  6. Kensuke Sasaki defeat Kohei Suwama in a Kohei Suwama Seven Match Trial Series #3 Match
    Match Time: 07:31

  7. Keiji Muto defeat Hiroshi Tanahashi in a Singles Match
    Match Time: 18:49

  8. Satoshi Kojima(C) defeat Toshiaki Kawada in a Triple Crown Title Match