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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Sept 16, 2018 14:14:42 GMT
September 14th
RISE Grand Prix Night 1
RISE GP A Block/Match 1: Mitra Marvel [0] defeated JUNKO [0]
Mitra showing her athletic ability while JUNKO is doing everything she got to stop Mitra's momentum. JUNKO is using her dirty tricks along the match but Mitra somehow delivering Chasing the Sun (Forward somersault cutter) Out of nowhere and wins the match.
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RISE GP B Block/Match 2: Natsu Toyama [0] defeated Mizuki Nakata [0]
There's a lot of back and forth strikes given by these two competitors but it seems none of them willing to give in. Mizuki uses her slightly larger body with her power advantage as Natsu keeping up with her speed. Natsu taking a victory after countering Hyperion and do the roll-up.
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RISE GP B Block/Match 3: Jellyfish Cho [0] defeated Ai Moe [0]
An unpredictable Jellyfish Cho keeps exploited Ai's injured arm while She has a few efforts to counters it because her arm is still hurt. But Ai still gives her a great fight even though the effort is in vain since Cho locks Ai in an Octopus Hold, wearing Ai down.
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RISE GP B Block/Match 4: Nina Sanada [0] defeated Kyoko Watanabe [0]
Kyoko seems confident to fight JET Champion as she strikes first with some series of kicks. Nina trying to fight back and instead, toying with Kyoko during her momentum shift. Kyoko had enough and responds to Nina's rude attacks with her signature kicks, but in the end, Nina counters Kyoko with her finisher, Sanada Driver (Leg hook sitout scoop slam piledriver) to end the match.
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RISE GP B Block/Main Event: Tarah Nova [0] defeated Saint Saito [0]
Saito keeps playing mind games with Tarah as she looks like not interested to fight for this match, but Tarah seems no chill about that and just brutally assault Saito and not giving her a break at all. Tarah dominates the first half of the match as Saito counters after she throws Tarah into a steel step. Saito now is on the lead, giving Tarah a few of her signature moves and gets a couple near fall. Saito attempts on doing her Running Knee Smash finisher but Tarah is able to dodge and while on the weak spot, She hits Saito with an Enzuigiri, followed by Rude Awakening (Curb Stomp) to end the match.
Backstage, the camera follows Tarah who walks while carrying her leather jacket and barbed bat. Tarah then stops and looks behind while saying a simple word.
Tarah Nova: Nothing to "Tranquilo" about that, huh?
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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Sept 20, 2018 7:31:04 GMT
September 19th
RISE Grand Prix Night 4
RISE GP A Block/Match 1: Saint Saito [0] defeats Mitra Marvel [2]
Saito with her mind games, as usual, playing defensive over Mitra's strike-based attacks, wearing down Mitra's stamina until she has the right moment to strike back. Saito gets her upper hand after Mitra seem to slow down her attack as Saito exploits that chance until the very end. Saito ends the match by delivering a strong knee to Mitra's face and take the three count victory away.
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RISE GP A Block/Match 2: Tarah Nova [2] defeats Jellyfish Cho [2]
Tarah continues to dominate the tournament by playing her wicked game plan towards Cho. but Cho's unpredictable movement caught Tarah off guard as Cho is able to put Tarah's right arm to be in pain. But even with an injured arm, Tarah seem to be able to fight back, delivering her Rude Awakening (Curb Stomp) to Cho and grab the two points from Cho.
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RISE GP A Block/Match 3: Natsu Toyama [2] defeats Ai Moe [0]
Still using an arm tape on her injured area, Ai Moe keeps relentlessly fighting to grab a point in this tournament. Somehow her own injury gets in her way while grabbing her momentum and Natsu using this moment to capitalize as with quick thinks, Natsu turns the tide and steal the point away from Ai after Ai gets a devastating Wristlock Lariat from Natsu
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RISE GP A Block/Match 4: JUNKO [0] defeats Kyoko Watanabe [0]
The battle of the fellow KAGUYA-gun member going really hard hitting. Both of them seems to willing to give this victory to each other as they are giving their best shots. JUNKO still with her hardcore nature seems roughly taking this match in control. Kyoko tries to fight back but in the end, there will always be the way for JUNKO to keep taking this match on her side. JUNKO ends the match by giving her fellow stablemate a devastating Dark Impulse (Fireman's carry lifted into a sitout side powerslam),
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RISE GP A Block/Match 5: Main Event: Mizuki Nakata [0] defeats Nina Sanada [2]
In the main event, Nina Sanada is facing JET's Chosen One, Mizuki Nakata. And Mizuki seems to prove her worth to be called such a moniker by giving the JET Champion a beating in first minutes of the match. Nina looks overwhelmed to keep up with Mizuki's power and attack but somehow Nina can recover and counters of attacks, switching it to be in her momentum. Nina keeps giving Mizuki her strong-style move by hitting some hard chops and kicks. Nina is about to end it all with a Sanada Driver (Leg hook sitout scoop slam piledriver) but Mizuki able to escape the clutch and counters it with her own finisher, Laniakea (Standing fireman's carry transitioned into a kneeling takeover), Scoring a victory for the last year's RISE GP winner.
Post match interview, Mizuki is istting in the backstage as she is giving a comment about her recent victory.
Mizuki Nakata: I didn't get called "The Chosen One" for nothing. And tonight, I proved what I said. I might not be able to be given a chance to fight for JET Championship but with that victory, I just make a statement that I am ready to fight for that title anytime. And you witnessed it that I beat Sanada fair and square so there will be no excuse for her to not accepting this defeat. On the long term of the entire of the tourney, I'm saying this short and simple. I am going to become the back-to-back winner of RISE GP! You just watch!
Mizuki smiles and leaves the area as the show comes to an end.
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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Sept 22, 2018 18:06:12 GMT
September 22nd
RISE Grand Prix Night 6
RISE GP A Block/Match 1: Saint Saito [2] defeats JUNKO [2]
JUNKO gets an early advantage with some ruthless strikes to her opponent. Saint Saito always take no breather from those relentless attacks as she keeps doing the offense even when the referee trying to set them apart. During her momentum peak, JUNKO about to hit Dark Impulse (Fireman's carry lifted into a sitout side powerslam) but Saito slips away as she kicks JUNKO in the midsection and hits a hard knee to JUNKO's face to steal the two-point away.
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RISE GP A Block/Match 2: Mizuki Nakata [2] defeats Kyoko Watanabe [0]
Mizuki is having her offense first even though Kyoko seem to match her style and keep up with the match. Mizuki's strong attacks match it well with Kyoko's stiff kicks. Kyoko gains control of the match after poking Mizuki's eyes as she keeps building momentum. but after several kicks, Mizuki ducks Kyoko's kick as she quickly counters it with a Laniakea (Standing fireman's carry transitioned into a kneeling takeover) and covers Kyoko to victory.
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RISE GP A Block/Match 3: Natsu Toyama [4] defeats Tarah Nova [4]
Tarah plays her early game using her veteran adavantage and exploiting rookie mistake of Natsu. Natsu has difficulty to keep up and turn the momentum around as Tarah seem to play with Natsu really well. Natsu almost has no chance of reversing it and once Tarah gonna end it all and hits her Rude Awakening (Curb Stomp), Natsu rolls aside as she grabs Tarah's body down and roll her up for a pin. Tarah kicks out after counts of three as Natsu rolls outside as she celebrates the upset outside to play safe.
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RISE GP A Block/Match 4: Nina Sanada [2] defeats Ai Moe [0]
Ai seems already recovered with her injury as she looks like using that arm well in this match. She even gains an early advantage over the champion. But it seems Nina still exploit that weak arm, even though Ai is already recovered. She keeps attacking Ai's left arm. Somehow Ai turns it around, and even hits her signature move, Love In Action (Airplane spin into a tornado kick) but Nina is too strong as she kicks out of that move. Ai seem desperate but her desperate weaken her as now Nina got her offense and hits Sanada Driver (Leg hook sitout scoop slam piledriver) and win the match.
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RISE GP A Block/Match 5: Main Event: Mitra Marvel [2] defeats Jellyfish Cho [2]
Mitra is trying to get her offense but she has difficulty as just like the name, Cho seem wo slick as a Jellyfish. She keeps dodging and ducking Mitra's attack and eventually catch Mitra's leg during one of her kick attack. Cho takes her down and keep holding that leg, locking Mitra with a brief legdrop. Mitra seem to escape but the damage has been done as Cho weaken one of Mitra's weapon. Mitra slowly stands and attempting to resume her attack but Cho holds her down and she also tries to weaken her other leg. Mitra fights back while keeps kicking Cho's body. Mitra fires up and going for her own fast-paced strike. Mitra goes to Irish Whip Cho but Cho reverses it so it's Mitra who bounces the rope. Mitra ducks Cho's lariat as she comes back again, she hits Cho with a Golden Hour (Discus big boot). Mitra pins but Cho able to kickout. That won't matter as she gets Cho on her feet as she hits Solar Flare (Lifting single-underhook brainbuster) and this time, Cho unable to kick out.
Post match interview, We see Mitra looks tired as she puts an ice bag on her leg as she begins to talk.
Mitra Marvel: Man, Jellyfish Cho is really tough. She knows exactly what she's doing to weaken me and I am afraid that she actually weaken me. But it was wrong for me to doubt myself.It was wrong for me to just admit Cho's might and I am still fighting with whatever left in me. And in the end, I can turn the tide and win the match. Now everything is good for me. One minor setback won't make me stop. I will keep moving and win this entire thing! Thank you!
The scene now fade to black and marking the show to end.
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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Sept 27, 2018 19:22:39 GMT
September 27th
RISE Grand Prix Night 8
Match 1: JUNKO [2] defeated Jellyfish Cho [2]
JUNKO seem overwhelmed keeping up with Jellyfish Cho's evasion moves but JUNKO goes one step ahead by running away from the ring and hits Cho outside. She hurts Cho by throwing her to the steel post. JUNKO now taking in control with her hard-hitting moves as she's now ready for her finisher, Dark Impulse (Fireman's carry lifted into a sitout side powerslam) but Cho escapes from behind. JUNKO pokes Cho's eyes and hits the move anyway for victory
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Match 2: Saint Saito [4] defeated Kyoko Watanabe [0]
Saito and Kyoko's second-time encounter going on again as this time Kyoko seems already know the game plan to face Saito as she is not falling for her mind games anymore. Kyoko can easily gain in control after delivering a few kick-based attacks and having her groove of the match A couple of reversals trying to be done by Saito as she is always denied by Kyoko. Saito gets the opening after ducking one of Kyoko's kicks as she reverses it with a knee. Saito drops another lethal Knee Strikes one more time, knocking Kyoko out as she pins her to win the match.
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Match 3: Mitra Marvel [4] defeated Natsu Toyama [6]
One exciting match between two rising stars of JET as Natsu and Mitra looks like they can keep up on each others with series of attacks, grapples and reversals from each sides, making the crowd goes cheering in excitement. Mitra and Natsu keeps getting momentum shifts dynamically after the exploiting mistakes of one another. but Mitra is able to manage the match as after she reverses Natsu's spear, she quickly bounces the rope and hits Chasing the Sun (Forward somersault cutter) and ends the match.
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Match 4: Ai Moe [0] defeated Mizuki Nakata [4]
We can see the sign of sportsmanship coming from the two-thirds of JET Trios Champions as they both shake hands before the match. Mizuki looks more dominant and using her in-ring experience to have Ai struggle to win the match. Mizuki keeps delivering some hard-hitting knees from every direction but Ai seem not giving up just that. She blocks one of Mizuki's knee attacks and reverse it into the Dragon Screw her to gain the upper hands. Ai gets her own momentum before it stops as Mizuki kicks Ai's midsection and hits Ai with Laniakea (Standing fireman's carry transitioned into a kneeling takeover) but Ai escapes from behind and rolls Mizuki up. Mizuki fails to kick out at two as Ai wins the match, which is the upset of the tournament so far.
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Match 5/Main Event: Nina Sanada [4] vs. Tarah Nova [4] ended in a time limit draw
These two veterans of wrestling using their each veteran experience to take the momentums on their side. Nina seems fighting a bit rough and don't want to give Tarah any offense. Nina then throws Tarah to the outside of the ring as the fight breaks at the ringside. The referee keeps counting but it seems both of the competitors ignoring the count. Tarah then try to flip the momentum by pulling Nina to the barricade. as the count goes on 17, Tarah puts Nina back to the ring as now Tarah gets the upper hand. The back and forth coming from this match is getting more intense. A lot of near falls and shocking kickouts happening. Tarah is weaken Nina with a Murder City Triangle (Octopus hold). Nina is about to tap but the bell is already ringing, not for the tapout result, but it signals the end of the match as this main event resulting in a time limit draw. |
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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Sept 30, 2018 17:11:46 GMT
September 29th
RISE Grand Prix Night 10
Match 1: Ai Moe [2] defeated Kyoko Watanabe [0]
Ai starts off with a running dropkick sending Kyoko to the corner as she keeps continuing her assault in the corner as it later stops by the referee. Kyoko pokes Ai's eyes while she arguing with the ref, taking back the control of the match. Kyoko is now giving Ai her own kind of offensive but once again Kyoko loses focus and let Ai to capitalizes by grabbing both Kyoko's hand and hits the Love Is A Battlefield (Double wrist-lock knee strike). Taking cover to Kyoko and gives her yet another loss.
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Match 2: Jellyfish Cho [2] defeated Saint Saito [6]
Saito seems to try to get her first attack but Cho's defensive stance seem to wear Saito off. Cho is taking her time to finally go for a strike as the time comes, Cho grabs Saito's legs and stomps her knee several times. It seems effective as Cho keeps attacking Saito's dominant weapon but somehow Saito can still able to use it to counter Cho's momentum. Saito looks to capitalize as Cho wears down and kneels, perfect for her finisher. But Saito seems hurt herself in the knee as Cho just rolls aside and hits the finisher, Sting (Springboard Double Footstomp) and pins Saito to victory
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Match 3: JUNKO [4] defeated Natsu Toyama [6]
JUNKO keeps doing her dirty tactics to take control the match as Natsu looks overwhelmed with her gameplan. JUNKO keeps pressing Natsu with a few illegal moves, making Natsu so herd to keep up. But somehow Natsu can fight back as she drops JUNKO with a Spear when she throws Natsu to the rope. the momentum quickly shifts as Natsu soon hits her wristlock lariat finisher, but JUNKO ducks and rolls Natsu up while still grabbing her hands, making Natsu too difficult to kick out.
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Match 4: Nina Sanada [5] defeated Mitra Marvel [6]
Mitra shows her determination and proves the fans that she is able to keep up with the JET Champion herself. in first minutes Mitra seems to be more dominant competitor as she overwhelms Nina with her series of strikes. But Nina with her smart strategy is able to turn things around. Mitra is getting Nina's few grapple moves and trying to hurt one of Mitra's leg as well. Not for long until Mitra get back her momentum and fired up to hit Nina with series of her signature move sequences. Mitra is about to end it with a Solar Flare (Lifting single-underhook brainbuster) but Nina escapes and counters it with her Sanada Driver (Leg hook sitout scoop slam piledriver), thus ending the match.
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Match 5/ Main Event: Tarah Nova [5] defeated Mizuki Nakata [4]
The two ultraviolent fighters shows off slowly as both of them showing a classic wrestling sequence to the crowd, following with some cheers and applauds from the crowd. Tarah then begins to show more aggressive side and starts pulling Mizuki's hair and slam her to the mat. Tarah then shows her rudeness by keep bumping Mizuki's head to the corner. The fight breaks outside as Tarah throws Mizuki hard to the steel posts, making Mizuki goes busted open. Tarah approaches her but Mizuki fights back. Tarah is about to throws Mizuki again but it got reversed as Tarah now crashes to the guardrail. Mizuki takes a few steps back as she charges and hits her signature Meteora to Tarah's faced who's facing the rail, making her face crashes hard to the steel bar. Both of their faces are now flowing with blood. Mizuki puts Tarah back to the ring as the count goes 15. The fight resumes in the ring as it seems both Mizuki and Tarah runs out of stamina while trading punch. But Mizuki seems dominate more. Mizuki goes for her finisher, Laniakea (Standing fireman's carry transitioned into a kneeling takeover) but Tarah escapes from the back and hits Mizuki's back of the head with a vicious elbow. Opening for Tarah as Mizuki is go on all four... Tarah tries her best to get up and ends Mizuki with her Rude Awakening (Curb Stomp). Tarah wins the match while there's not much time left for this match.
After the match, Tarah grabs the mic and talks while facing downed Mizuki.
Tarah Nova: God dammit, all you Japanese folks are strong. But one thing that you need to know that no matter how strong you are, I am still one level ahead of all of you. Especially you, so-called "Ultraviolent Princess".
Tarah goes down and look closer at Mizuki who is trying to get up.
Tarah Nova: But you know, I gotta give it to you... You really live up to your moniker and I gotta respect that. You are Haruna's close friend, right? Yeah, maybe just like her, no matter how good you are, you will never beat me! Hahahaha...
Tarah laughs and drops the mic while she leaves. Mizuki then getting help from the younger girls but she grabs the mic that Tarah drops.
Mizuki Nakata: Kore de... Owarunjanee yoo!! (This is not the end of it!)
Mizuki drops the mic as Tarah stops and just smirks as she continues to walk backstage.The show then comes to an end |
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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Oct 4, 2018 18:50:48 GMT
October 2nd
RISE Grand Prix Night 12
Match 1: Kyoko Watanabe [0] defeated Jellyfish Cho [4]
Kyoko looks frustrated after not getting any points from the last 5 nights as she goes rougher in the match and does anything to secure a point. She plays some dirty and disrespectful moves like attacking one limb simultaneously, eye poking, even trying to unmask Cho. Which leads to the crowd completely boo her. Kyoko doesn't care as she just keeps doing those moves. Cho sometimes fights back and going for her own offense but Kyoko escapes outside the rope. Cho somehow manages her momentum but Kyoko just delivers a high roundhouse kick right to the side of Cho's head. Cho is down and out as she pins her. Kyoko finally secures her first victory after defeating Cho.
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Match 2: Mitra Marvel [8] defeated Mizuki Nakata [4]
Mitra and Mizuki going at it as they keep going strong at each other as they both showcasing their hard hits and resiliency and give the crowd some entertainment with a showcase of great wrestling. Mizuki goes ahead as now she keeps giving Mitra her signature knees to the rope. as Mitra seems unable to strike back anymore. Mitra starts to fight back after a couple of minutes as she rolls while Mizuki is doing her corner Meteora as Mitra quickly capitalize the moment by hitting Mizuki with a Chasing the Sun (Forward somersault cutter). Mizuki is unable to kick out, giving a victory for Mitra. Mizuki looks pissed with the consecutive losses she gets.
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Match 3: Ai Moe [4] defeated Tarah Nova [7]
Ai showed her never-say-die attitude by showing a valiant effort towards the ring veteran. Ai shows her offense but Tarah is still able to retaliate and turning the tide easily. Tarah then begins their attack by showing some wicked strong-style hold like twisting Ai's fingers and snapping Ai's arm bone a couple of times. Tarah plays around with Ai for a couple minutes as Ai shows resistance by not letting Tarah go to Irish whip her. Tarah tries to hit Ai to the face but Ai grabs her other arm, making Tarah trapped. This is the moment for Ai to hit the Love Is A Battlefield (Double wrist-lock knee strike), sending Tarah out cold as now Ai goes to cover Tarah, hits another win on her book.
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Match 4: JUNKO [6] defeated Nina Sanada [7]
the match goes hard as both JUNKO and Nina look throwing their own herd strikes on each other. They both also keep throwing some dirty moves at each other with their own way of trickery. The fight even breaks outside of the ring and this time JUNKO is in control. JUNKO punishing Nina by keeping slamming Nina's head to the barricade. JUNKO holds the momentum back in the ring and as they keep going at it, Nina seems to fight back but JUNKO is not letting the momentum shifts too much and hurry to hits her finisher. Dark Impulse (Fireman's carry lifted into a sitout side powerslam). It actually works as JUNKO eventually pinned the JET Champion to victory.
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Match 5: Saint Saito [6] defeated Natsu Toyama [6]
Natsu wastes no time to go forward and give her offense with some ambitious attacks and those attacks makes Saito overwhelmed. Natsu keeps dominating Saito for a couple of minutes, even though Saito tries to fight back, Natsu just relentlessly giving her maximum offense. Not even a chance for Saito to bounce back. Natsu going for her signature Spear as she just done it. Her attack is not over yet and it's time to finish Saito off with her finisher, Final Showdown (Wristlock lariat). Natsu covers with the mind of easy victory over Saito but unexpectedly Saito kicks out at two. Natsu looks extremely shocked as Saito retreats to recover. Natsu keeps arguing to the ref but Saito is already prepared to do her counter attack. Saito runs and hits Natsu's back of the head with a Saito Smash (Jumping Knee Attacks). Natsu seems already run out of stamina from her rather rushed offense. Saito about to end it with her other finisher, Saint Killers (Modified Kata Gatame). Saito just exploiting Natsu's mistake and covers Natsu in victory.
After the match, Saito grabs the mic and about to say some words about her main event victory. It took a long time for her to talk as she finally opens her mouth.
Saint Saito: ...
Saito just give up as she throws the mic and leave the arena, not saying anything to the crowd as the show ends. |
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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Oct 8, 2018 16:48:09 GMT
October 6th
RISE Grand Prix Night 14
Match 1: Tarah Nova [7] defeated Kyoko Watanabe[2]
Kyoko keeps trying her positive trends as she tries to keep her momentum forward and winning this next match to take another point but Tarah is too tough for her. After several attacks and momentum building, Tarah easily stops it and turns it into her own. Tarah just simply planning to end it as quickly as I can and not intended to play anymore as Tarah delivers her strikes and end the match with her finisher, Rude Awakening (Curb Stomp).
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Match 2: Ai Moe [6] defeated Mitra Marvel[8]
Ai looks really confident throughout the match after turning her negative results in the first two matches into a winning streak. However, her opponent tonight is someone who is on the top of the standings and one candidate to win it all. That doesn't make Ai down but Mitra with her strike based offensive can dominate Ai in the first half. Ai's never-say-die attitude resulted in her turning the tide and win another match after hitting Love Is A Battlefield (Double wrist-lock knee strike).
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Match 3: Jellyfish Cho [4] defeated Natsu Toyama[6]
Both Cho and Natsu needed the point for this match after several defeats they both get in previous rounds. Each of them trying to take a victory as it seems both of them going a bit more aggressive than before. Natsu looks a bit more fired up than Cho as she is once again taking control of the match. Natsu is about to end it with her finisher, Final Showdown (Wristlock lariat) but Cho ducks and rolls her up, stealing the victory away from Natsu.
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Match 4: Nina Sanada [7] defeated Saint Saito[8]
Saito who currently sits at the top of the table looks really comfortable in this match but Nina, with her experiences just silent Saito as she knocks Saito out cold with one knockout punch. Nina looks really calm this time as she takes control of the match with a pretty slow pace. Saito somehow gets a chance to fight back as now it's the time for Saito to hit the JET Champion with her hard strikes. Saito seems a bit too underestimating Nina as she looks confident to end the champ with her Saito Smash (Jumping Knee Attacks) but Nina already anticipated it as she catches Saito in mid-air, counters it into her own finisher, Sanada Driver (Leg hook sitout scoop slam piledriver) Saito is out and she's not kicking out that finisher, resulting is Nina adding a point for herself.
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Match 5: Mizuki Nakata [4] defeated JUNKO w/ Saiko Hotaru [8]
JUNKO trying to lead the group by winning this main event but she has to beat The Ace of JET before that. the match looks really painful as JUNKO and Mizuki going really hard to each other. as JUNKO trying to bring the match outside, this is the moment when Saiko Hotaru gets involved. Mizuki gets overwhelmed with this unfair advantage but after several times, Ai Moe gets involved and neutralize the situation by charging at Saiko now. these four are brawling until both Mizuki and JUNKO getting separated and be normal. they both continue to go inside the ring and have a competitive back and forth match. JUNKO is trying to hit her finisher, Dark Impulse (Fireman's carry lifted into a sitout side powerslam) but Mizuki is able to get away the fireman carry's clutch. Mizuki then turns JUNKO around as she hits her own Laniakea (Standing fireman's carry transitioned into a kneeling takeover). Saiko is trying to break the pin but Ai grabs her from behind and not letting Saiko to enter the ring. JUNKO failed to kick out as it's a victory for The Chosen One.
After the match, the referee and Ai raises Mizuki's hands while JUNKO rolls out and going outside of the ring. Ai then gives Mizuki a microphone and stop JUNKO and Saiko to walk away the arena.
Mizuki Nakata: Oy, KAGUYA-gun.... hear me out!
JUNKO and Saiko stops as they take the attention to the ring while Mizuki is looking at both of them.
Mizuki Nakata: Last week, I saw your leader doing terrible things to our partner, Midori and trying to send us the message. We get it, we get your message loud and clear. You want our title, huh? And tonight, I responded to this message by beating you goons and telling each and everyone of you that if you want our titles, it won't be that easy and not even those cheapshots would even help you to get it. And JUNKO, Saiko.... tell your leader that if you want these titles, we are easy to find. Come and get it!
Mizuki raises up her Trios title as she looks at JUNKO and Saiko who seem really pissed off. the scene then fades to black. |
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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Oct 12, 2018 18:43:42 GMT
October 10th
RISE Grand Prix Night 16
Match 1: Ai Moe [8] defeats Saint Saito [8]
Ai looks really confident as ever in this match even though she's facing such talented power in Saint Saito. Saito gets the upper hand by giving Ai some of her signature strikes. But it seems the more Saito kicks Ai, she becomes even more fired up. Ai then have a chance to fight back but later stopped by Saito's roundhouse kick. Saito is taking her position in her Saito Smash (Knee Strike). it hits Ai but she's not going down. Saito is about to hit another one but Ai rolls aside and catch Saito's hand. Ai then hits Love Is A Battlefield (Double wrist-lock knee strike), not once, but twice to Saito's head, making her out cold and unable to kickout of Ai's pin. Ai keeps her momentum going yet again.
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Match 2: Mitra Marvel [8] defeats Kyoko Watanabe [2]
This is one rather short match, Kyoko is showing her frustration after series of loss she gets but she's fighting Mitra Marvel, the one who looks really optimistic to win the group stage. All of Kyoko's attack seems nothing to Mitra as Mitra can counter all of her attack rather easily. Mitra getting all of her momentum first before she ends the match with a Chasing the Sun (Forward somersault cutter)and collect yet another two points.
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Match 3: Mizuki Nakata [6] defeats Jellyfish Cho [6]
Mizuki looks really fired up in this match as she tries to bounce back from her bottom two position but her opponent is also as fired up as Mizuki. They do some back and forth offense with dynamic movements from both of these two. Mizuki is going a bit ahead as she does her usual chain moves, ending with a Shinkansen knee strikes from the corner. Mizuki then hits her finisher, Hyperion (Diving double knee drop) to finally drive up her rank to a higher position.
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Match 4: Tarah Nova [9] defeats JUNKO [8]
The match looks really violent as both of them are keep using any environment of the ring and the ringside. They both seem to ignore the countout as everytime the count goes on near 20, either of the enters the ring and exit again. They just keep happening as most of the match spending outside as they throwing each other to barricade, to the steel post and steel steps. after a while they return the ring and take the last minutes inside the ring. Tarah seems more superior as she beats JUNKO with her Rude Awakening (Curb Stomp).
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Main Event: Natsu Toyama [6] defeats Nina Sanada [9]
The main event is a battle between two formerly Invictus member. Nina starts by trashtalking to Natsu, reminding her that she's not growing up yet. in the middle of talking trash, Natsu just had enough and she knocks Nina off with her right hook. Natsu using her rage to beat Nina down but her overly emotional self, getting exploited so much with Nina as for the most of the time Nina just simply dominating Natsu. Somehow, Natsu can go against the odds and fight back, while she's fired up, she hits Nina with her Final Showdown (Wristlock lariat). Natsu looks really surprised that the move is actually connected as she looks at Nina is down and out with her stiff arm. Natsu just go for the pin. Nina failed to kick out, making Natsu to be even more shocked to the fact that she just beaten the JET Champion cleanly. |
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Post by LAW-JET Alliance on Oct 15, 2018 0:48:16 GMT
October 13th
RISE Grand Prix Night 18
Match 1: Mizuki Nakata [8] defeated Saint Saito [8]
The opening match featured the ‘New Ace of Professional Wrestling’ vs. 'JET’s Chosen One'. Mizuki and Saint brawled for most of this match, even taking their fight to the outside. Once they returned to the ring, Mizuki just sat down cross-legged and invited Saint to hit her with strikes. The two of them continue to trade strikes as soon they begin a very intense finishing sequence which ends with Mizuki dodging a ‘Saito Smash’ and immediately following up with a Lanikea (Fireman’s Carry Kneeling Takeover) for the win!
- Post-match as Mizuki was getting her hands raised by Hana Oikawa, she is soon attacked by KAGUYA and Saiko Hotaru. Once they reach backstage after they successfully had beaten down Mizuki, KAGUYA talked about how her Army is gonna rip those Trios belt from the broken bodies of Midori, Ai, and Mizuki.
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Match 2: Kyoko Watanabe [2] w/Rei Kagura defeated Natsu Toyama [8]
Kyoko had help for this round as Rei Kagura was present for her. The match saw a bunch of interferences from Rei as the KAGUYA-Gun members used the numbers advantage to beat Natsu. A distraction from Rei was what Kyoko needed as she was able to roll up Natsu and get a handful of tights.
- Rei and Kyoko quickly left the ring as you could see a very pissed off Natsu arguing with the ref.
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Match 3: Nina Sanada [9] defeated Jellyfish Cho [6]
The JET World Champion’s aspiration of complete rule over JET hasn’t gone as well thanks to her own protege Natsu Toyama who eliminated Nina in the previous round of competition. Nina’s opponent this week was the foreign luchador Jellyfish Cho. The outsider showed her amazing talent as she fought back with a flashy Lucha Libre inspired offense, she was able to get the win with a Springboard Moonsault as the crowd was in awe of her display of talent. She soon Nina up to her fired some shoot kicks to the JET World Champ’s chest. Nina soon responds with a striking combination, but Cho didn’t fall as she hit Nina with a superkick. Nina fell back into the rope, only to run up to Jellyfish and hit her with a Zanketsuken (Cutter)! Sanada has had enough as she went for Sanada Driver (Leg Hook sitout scoop slam Piledriver) for the win!
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Match 4: JUNKO w/Saiko Hotaru [8] vs. Ai Moe [10]
In a must-win situation for Ai, it didn’t go so well for her. All thanks to JUNKO’s stablemate Saiko Hotaru that wasn’t possibly who tried to make sure Ai didn’t win but JET’s Ultimate Underdog was able to fight back! She kept pushing on as near the end of the match, Moe was able to hit JUNKO with an ‘AV Blitz’ (Strike combination) followed by ‘Love In Action’ but JUNKO kicked out at two. The crowd was shocked as soon Ai rested against the ropes while JUNKO was just getting up but Moe not staying on the offense was what Saiko needed as she soon distracted referee Yuri Watanabe on the other side of the ring. This was the opening as suddenly KAGUYA ran out from the crowd and got on the apron behind Moe. KAGUYA was choking out Ai Moe with a Sleeper as the ref was distracted. JUNKO soon recovered as she told KAGUYA to let go of Moe, this leads to soon JUNKO hitting the Trios Champ with a Dark Impulse (Fireman's Carry lifted into a Sitout side powerslam). The job was done as KAGUYA and Saiko grinned as along with JUNKO they just screwed Ai Moe out of the GP Finals!
- In a post-match interview, it was JUNKO’s turn to talk as she was the one who properly laid out the challenge to the Trios Champ. Herself, Saiko Hotaru and Rei Kagura vs. the Trios Champ. KAGUYA-Gun waits for the response from the champ and JET GM Yoko Kudo.
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Main Event: Mitra Marvel [10] defeated Tarah Nova [11]
With Ai Moe’s elimination, this match became a winner takes the block. Both women shook hands in a sign of respect before starting this match, they soon locked up for early control with Mitra able to win. The two of them put on a match of the tournament with multiple fall finishes and usage of their signature moves. Notable spots such as Tarah catching Mitra with a Crazed Daze (Superkick) while the Solar Senshi was in a rotation for Golden Hour. Mitra was down to her knees after the superkick as this was the opening Tarah needed. She rushed to the ropes and back for a Rude Awakening (Curb Stomp). The crowd is shocked that Mitra kicked out and you can see Tarah remain focused, she soon picked up Mitra… looking for a Killjoy Buzzer.
And she hits the Wristlock slap! Mitra isn’t down, she’s still on her feet. Tarah hits another Killjoy Buzzer but this time Mitra is able to dodge the slap and apply an inverted headlock. Marvel is able to hit a Sunshade but she’s isn’t done as Mitra keeps the headlock and brings Tarah back up to her feet. She soon changes Tarah’s positioning to a normal headlock! MITRA HITS A SOLAR FLARE!! Mitra Marvel is going to the finals at Kobe World Hall.
“Lolita” by Lana Del Rey plays to a loud and cheering, Mitra looked shocked as she can’t believe that she’s going to the finals. Young girls soon help Tarah but she’s able to get herself up without any help and look right towards Mitra. The two of them soon share a handshake and a hug to applauds from the Korakuen Hall crowd.
Tarah Nova (off-mic): Congratulation! You better win now!
Tarah soon leaves the ring, bowing to the crowd for her last appearance this tour. Meanwhile, Mitra is given a mic and she soon begins to speak in English.
Mitra Marvel: Before I start, I want to thank Tarah Nova for an amazing match and from everyone in JET, I would like to personally thank you for making this trip for RISE Grand Prix and please do come back soon.
The crowd applauds as the Sailor Senshi speaks again while breathing heavily.
Mitra Marvel: We’re now down to the final two. This has been a hell of a tour for everyone and I’m going, to be honest. I wasn’t expecting to make the finals. After everything I have gone through, this has to be one of the biggest moments of my career. Kimiko I know you’re somewhere in the back and we’ve got our match set. At Kobe, I will be the one who’s gonna be declared the winner of the RISE Grand Prix. That’s all for night everyone, thank you all for coming out and I hope to see you all at Kobe World Hall!
“Lolita” by Lana Del Rey plays as Mitra puts down her mic and absorbs the cheers from Korakuen while being rained down with rainbow colored streamers. This is the last shot from Night 18 as the camera fades to the logos of JET and IJWF. |
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